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ALL ABOUT a HAT.

We are perplexed to know by what means GER
tain people always find out that we are in need of
q decent covering for the editorial cranium Other
folks wear s'shocking bad hats" and there is moth
thing said about it, unless an invitation is extern
ded to them to purchase such an article; but when
our hat begins to look scedy, some warm-hearted
individual at once begins to cogitate on the sub
iect, and the result is that We are "duly prcsen-
ted" and so forth. Well, we are not fighting mad
at this state of things and beg leave to inform the
public that the latest presentation of this sort oc
Cured few days since, in the store of P. K.
McCULLY, who has located temporarily on Depot
street, anu has just opened splendid selection of
goods, purchased at the lowest prices and which
he is now ready to distribute amongst friends and
customers. His temporary location is due to the
fact that the new brick building on the north side
of the public square, now being erected for him,
will not be completed for a month or so, and his
friends will find him in the meantime at the store
lately occupied by E. W. BYRuM. His goods were
bought in Baltimore, and can testify that he is
prepared to offer bargains.
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CLERKS SALE.
In Equity---Anderson County.

In Equity---Anderson County.
Sallie McGee and her husband, William McGeer
and BENJAMIN Smith VS.. Jane Smith. Teith Dun
kin and her husband, Benjamin Dunkin. ct al
Bill to Partition Real Estate of Samuel Smith, de-
ceased, &c.
BY virtue of decretal order from the Honorable
James L. Orr, to me directed, will sell at public
outcry at Anderson Court House, Saleday in
December next, the following Tracts of Land, de-
scrbed IN the proceedings in the case the Real.
Estate of Samuel Smith, deceased, viz:
TRACT NO. 2,
Situate in Anderson county, on branches of Rocky
River, waters of Savannah River, containing one
hundred and twelve acres. more or less, bounded
by Lots No. and of said Estate, and lands of
c. S. Mattison, J. W. forris, decd, and others:
TRACT NO. g.. ~
Situate in Anderson county, on Rocky River, wa
ters of Savannah River, known as the Rocky
River Tract, containing one hundred and sixty
three and one-half acres, more or less, bounded
by lands of c. s. Mattison, Estate of Robert Nor
ris, deceased and others.
Terms of Sale.-0n credit of one and two
years, in equal annual instalments, with interest
from the day of sale, except the costs, which will
be paid in cash, the purchaser to give bond, with
at least two good sureties, and mortgage of the
premises to secure payment of the purchase mon-
ey, with leave to anticipate payment. Purchaser
to paw for stamps and titles.
JOHN w. DANIELS, o.c.p.A.c.
Nov 4, 1869 19 s.
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Sales for December.
sHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writs of Fiera Facas to me directed,
I will expose 10 sale on Saleday next at Anderson
C. H., within the usual hours Of sale, thefolowine
property, to wit:
One Tract of Land, containing $50 acres, more
or less, lying two miles East Of Pentleton village
on the west side of the road leading from Pendie-
ton to Dicksons Bridge, bounded by lands OF L,
J. Pickens, Thos Dickson and others, levied on
as the property of VIM. A. Griffin at the suit OF
John D. Williams
One Tract of Land, containing $50 acres, more
or less, bounded by lands Of Mrs. McElroy, Sam'L
McElroy, Thomas Dickson and others, Levied on
as the property of C. B. Brown at the suit Of H,
H. Whitaker, assignee, and others. -.
One Tract of Land, containing 250 acres, moro
or less, near the village of Belton, bounded oy
lands of H. B. Davenport, Mrs. 'Breazeaie and
others, levied on as the property of Ira c.. Will
lians ut the suit of Samuel Brown, Jr and others.
One Tract of Land, so acres, more or less,
miles East-of Belton, bounded by lands Of VIM.
Harper, VIM. Cox Allen Cothran and others, le-
Wed on the property of James Polk and Cynthis
T. Polk at the suit of W. S. Cox, Administrator. .
Terms cash-purchaser to pay for stamps; and
deeds.
WM McGUKIN, SAC:
Nov II. 1869 70 20
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For the Anderson Lntelliqencer.

Me-. EDITOR: The soldiers Of the late CoAfede-
rate army in Charleston District have organized
themselves into Survivors Association" that
has for its chief object the collection and preserva
ton of the records of the late war. now fresh in
the minds of many, but which may be lost or de-
stroyed by time and neglect and they call upon
the Survivors throughout the other Districts TO
form similar associations. They also ask that each
local association do send FIVE delegates to- Con-
vention to meet in Charleston on the 18th inst to
devise some plan for the preservation Of all mat-
ters of history of the late war
This is Legitimate and proper, Mr.. Editor, and
well worthy the serious attention and considera-
ton of every survivor of the late Confederate
nv An association of this sort was formed in
this District shortly after the surrender Of our ar
mics, but the disturbed condition of the country
and the excited state of the public mind was unfa-
vorabe to its active usefulness, and it was permit
ted to die out.
propose that the soldiers of the late Confede-
rate army in the town and throughout The District
meet in the Court House on Monday the 18th inst,
for the purpose of reviving or recognizing our
District Association, and appointing delegates to
the aforesaid Convention.
EX-CONFEDERATE.
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SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION.

1t is proposed to hold q Convention of the Sur
vivors Associations in this State and correspon'
dent suggests that meeting be held in the Court
House on next Monday for the purpose of reviving
the society organized Mt this place several years
ago. We heartily endorse the suggestion, and hope
that full meeting of ex-Confederate soldiers will
respond to the CALL Delegations are already ap-
pointed, or meetings fixed for that purpose, in
nearly every county in the State, and Anderson
must be represented especially as the soldiers here
were among the first to organize such an nssocia-
ton. The Convention will be held in Charleston
on next Thursday, 18th inst.
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PROBATE JUDGES SALE.

In the Probate Court, Anderson County.
Wm Jones and J. H. Jones.-In Re Real Estate
of Elizabeth Jones, decd.
BY virtue of an order TO me directed in the above
stated case from W. W. Humphreys, Judge of Pro-
bate for Anderson county, will expose 10 sale on
Saleday in December next, at Anderson C. H.. the
Real Estate of Elizabeth Jones, decd, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
containing 2S6 acres. situated in Anderson county,
near Cross Roads Church, bounded by lands of
Moody Gentry, Hiram Howard, George Howard,
Zachariah Gentry and others
TERMs.-On a credit Of twelve months, with in
tercst from day of sale, purchaser giving bond,
with approved security, and mortgage of the
premises for the payment of the purchase money,
with the privilege Of anticipating payment at any
time. Purchaser TO pay for necessary stamps and
papers-costs to be paid in cash.
WM. McGUKIN,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Nov II, 1869 20
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FAIR--PREMIUM LIST EN-
LARGEn.

1t is perhaps unnecessary to invite the attention
of our readers in this county to the extended Pre-
MUM List published in this issue by order Of the
Executive Committe. Thel list now embraces every
thing in the various departments Of industry, and
will be found quite interesting and complete. 1t
has been the aim of the gentleman composing the
Committee to offer the most useful articles, n
general rule, to be awarded as premiums, and this
course will not only meet the sanction Of the So
ciey, but will commend the exhibition to the pub
lie at large. The liberality of our citizens, even
at a late hour has produced this result, and COM
bined with energy and activity on the part of o
few gentlemen, has given new impetus to the ope-
ratitns of the Farmers Association. We trust that
this vantage ground will not be lost and that sue
ceeding The exhibition, like generous spirit aud
active co operation will place beyond doubt the
permanency and usefulness of the society.
But the business of the present hour is to make
the approaching Fair complete and overwhelming
success We hear of public spirited gentlemen
from neighboring counties who intend to bring their
stock and compete for premiums, and our CORES
pondeut "Farmer" tells US of the capital manage
ment and enthusiastic conduct Of the recent Alb
bevillc Fair. Let US not be laggard in the work,
but press toward in the advancement Of On i'm
proved agriculture and industrial development of
the country. The ladies are ever foremost in such
enterprises, and we expect 10 witness generous
display of their handiwork, and likewise to report
large attendance of the beauty, fashion and
worth of old Anderson. Every farmer in the
county should be present, and thereby derive
benefit from an interchange of opinion and eIpe'
rencc.
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CLERKS SALE.
In Equity---Anderson County.

In Equity---Anderson County.
VIM. H. Cooley and wife, E. Cooley vs. Emaline
Gambrol and others.-BtHJfor Relief So..
BY virtue of a Decreaf Order from the Hon. James
L. Orr, Circuit Judge, to me directed, will sell
at Greenville Court House. a. public outcry, on
Salcday in December next,
THE TRACT OF LAND
Described in the proceedings in this case, as the.
Real Estate of Sarah Pepper, deceased, siuated'
in Greenvlle County, on Grove creek, waters Of
Saluda River, containing 3l3 acres, more or less,
bounded by the lands Of Samuel Payne, Henry
Payne, Estate of B. F. Cleveland and others.
Terms of Sale.-Oneihird cash, the balance on
a credit of twelve months, with interest from day
of sale the purchaser to give bond with approved
surety to secure payment of the purchase money,
with leave to anticipate payment. Purchaser to.
pay for stamps and titles.
JOHN ". DANIELS, ccY:
Nov ii, 1869 20 a
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Gbe Markets.

ANDERSON, Nov. 10, 1869.
The cotton market has been active to-day, and
prices ranged from % to 223.
Corn, S1.5O to Sl.75; Peas S1.4O to S1.5O; b.
con, 90 to 25; Flour. $500 to S12.00; Wheat,
Sl.75 TO $500; Oats, rs c.
BY TUESDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
AUGUSTA Nov. s, 1869.
Cotton market dull and lower, with sales of BAT
bales-middlings opened at 232 and closed at 234.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 8, 1869.
Sales of cotton to-day 400 bales-middlings 244
NEW York, Nov. 8, 1869
Cotton easier, at 25s
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P. K. McCULLY'S
STORE.
JUST RECEIVED FROM BALTIMORE,

A SPLENDID stock of Goods, embracing every
class of Merchandise that any one will want; and
having bought them after considerable decline
in goods of all kinds, feel confident that can
sell to any body that wishes to purchase if they
will but give me call.
have to sell, as keep everything that any other
merchant has. All you have to do is to come and
sec for yourself, and know you will be satisfied
with quantity, quality and price.
l am now occupying the old stand Of E. W. By
rum. on Mechanics Row. temporarily, but expect
TO move my stock in very short while to the ele-
CANT new building on Northeast corner of public
square, where hope to be able 10 open larger
stock Don't forget the sign of the Bargain Store,
Mechanics Row.
P. K. McCULLY.
Nov II, 1859 20 4
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PROBATE JUDGES SALE.
In the Probate Court, oconee County.

In the Probate Court, Oconee County.
BY virtue of an order to me directed by Richard
Lewis, ESQ.,, Judge of Probate for Oconee county,
l will sell to the highest bidder, on Saleday in
December next, at Anderson Court House,
THE REAL ESTATE
OF Archibald Haley, deceased, lying on waters Of
Generostee, adjoining lands of Andrew Reid and
others, containing eighty acres, more or less
Terms cash.
Sheriff Oconee County.
Nov IL, 1869 20
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THE ABBEv1LLE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

Editor Intelhgencer: Your correspondent had the
pleasure of attending the Abbevie Agricultural
Fair, and came back home much impressed by the
spirit, energy and enterprise of the people of that
District The exhibition under the circumstances
was highly creditabe in oil its departments, and
the collection Of horses was very fine. But that
which struck me most was the number OF people
in attendance, and the all absorbing interest of
the occasion to them. 1t really seemed that no.
body in the District had stayed at home who could
get there Every avooation was fully represented
Lawyers, Doctors, Merchants, Mechanics, and
every trade heartily Joined in recognition of the
great fact that the agricultural interest of the
try sustained them all. And their wives and
daughters were there to lend to the occasion the
charm and vivacity of their presence. The crowd
was variously estimated at from 10 5000 persons,
and your correspondent understood that over $500
worth of premiums we're awarded. And more
than all, the people were so thoroughly aroused, 80
fully determined 10 establish their Society upon o
permanent basis, that they went vigorously to work
to raise q sinking fund of $4,000 or more if nee.
essary, the interest of which would defray the ex-
penses of their annual Fairs. They had already
purchased their fair grounds.
Now, Mr. Editor,we too have District Agricul.
,ural Society, and do we intend to show similar
rpirit, and will we manifest it by our works !?
There is nj doubt that if we succeed, wonderful
impetus will be given to an improved agriculture,
and all its kindred interests So too of the me-
chanic arts, and indeed every interest in the Dis
trict, and we shall see these annual Fairs become
the great occasions of the District.
Our Fair will be held on the 25th and 26th inst,
and much of our future success depends upon the
eclat with which this passes eff. Let every man
and woman come who oap leave home-the more
the merrier-and let every one bring something to
exhibit. The premium list is doubtless large
enough to embrace nearly every thing that will be
exhibited, and the miscellaneous department will
cover those not enumerated. Every article exhibit
ted will give additional interest TO the occasion,
whether it secures premium not.
And when the exhibition is over, let us 60 to
work to organize our Society upon more perma-
nent basis, making provisions for all its demands :
And by and by we shall be able 10 point 10 our an
rual Fairs as the happy reunions and gala season
of the year. FARMER.
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CLERKS SALE.
m Euuity--Anderson.

I'm Equity--Anderson.
Rachel L. Breazeale and B. B. Breazeale, her hus-
band, VS.. Margaret Anderson and William An
derson.-BiW to Foreclose Mortgage of Land fc
BY virtue of an order from the Honorable James
L. Orr to me directed, will sells public oatcry
at Anderson Court House, on Saleday in Decem-
Der next,
ALL THAT PLANTATION,
Or Tract of Land, situate and being in the county
of Anderson, on Broadway creek waters Of
Rocky River, containing three hundyed and five
acres more or less, adjoining lands OF b. F. Ham.
mond, William Smith, William Ne7itt and others,
and known as the Hammond Mill tract, together
with the Mill thereon. -.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cssh, the balance
on credit of one and two years, with interest
from day of SALE Purchaser to give bond with
personal security, and a mortgage of the premises
to secure the payment of the purchase money,
with leave to anticipate payment. Purchaser to
pay for stamps and titles.
JOHN W. DANIELS,
&C P. Anderson County.
Nov 4, 1859 10 S
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Best jar Preserves, Jam, or bottle of
lCatsup, each: Mrs. Hills Cookery Book.
Best half bushel dried Apples or Peach
es, each "Gardeaing for the South
Best can Theoretically sealed Fruit 4:
Mrs Hill's Cookery Book.
Best gallon Chinese Syrup: Molasses
Pitcher.
Best loaf wheat Bread: Mrs. Hills
Cookery Book.
Best sample Honey: Molasses Pitcher.
Best Pickles: Mrs. Hills Cookery
Book.
NATIVE WINES.
Best bottle Grape Wine: "Gardening
for the Sonth.
Best bottle Blackberry Wine: Gear
dening for the South"
PATCH, CROCHET AND NEEDLE
WORK.
Best patch work Quilt, silk: Silver
.Thimble.
Best patch work Quilt, cotton: Silver
Thimble.
Best worked Collar: Silver Thimbe.
{" Hdkf. "
Z" pair Undersleeves
{" Infants Dress: "
8" Chemisette: {"
+" Petticoat: g {"
f" pair of Candle Mats: Napkin Ring.
{" Crochet Shawl: ("
specimen Needle Work: Silver
Thimble:
ARTICLES. NOT ENUMERATED.
AS many articles of merit in the various
of labor, &C., which are not
specially provided for in the Premium
List, may be presented for exhibition, the
Committees on Miscellaneous Articles
will examine, report upon and award pre-
miums for all articles found worthy.
PREMIUMS HERETOFORE OF
FERED.
The following Premiums, heretofore Of
fercd by the Executive Committee, will
be awarded during the approaching Fair:
Best acre of Barley: An agricultural
work or implement of the value Of $500.
Best acre of Oats: The same premium.
Best acre of Wheat: A Turning Plow
or Cultivator of the value OF $1,000.
Best five acres Of Wheat: An agricul-
tural implement of the value of $4,000.
Best Irish Potatoes, one. quarter acre:
"Southern Cultivator" one year.
Best Sweet Potatoes, one-quarter acre ::
Same premium.
Best acre Cotton: One cotton sweep
Cultivator, $500.
Best acre. upland Corn: Ono Pala-
mountain Plow, $1,000.
Best acre bottom Corn One Expand
ing .Cultivator, $500.
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LETTER FROM TEXAS.

The following is an extract from private letter
received by us from friend, dated Cameron,
Milan county, Texas, October ID:
"we have fine crops of corn, cotton, &C., and
the health of the country is good. The people Of
my county let politics aaOne, and all are trying to
recover from the effects of the late unpleasant
ness which will be soon accomplished if we can
have good crops"
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Tract of Land for Sale.

I will sell at public cutlery on Saleday in De-
cember next Mt Anderson Court House, my Tract
of Land in Anderson county, bounding lands of
Polly Mcclellan, James Thompson and others,
containing ninety-two acres, more or less.
Terms cash.
ROSA A. MCCLELLAN.
Nov II. 1859 20
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nsg- W. H. B. TODD is duly authorized to act as
agent for the Anderson Intelhgencer and the Rural
Carolinian, and will receipt for subscriptions to
either of these journals.
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NOW OPENING.

OUR MR.. JONES las just returned from the
North, with second and larger Stock of GOODS
than usual, to supply our trade with. The most
careless observer cannot but have noticed the de-
eided decline in both American Dry Goods in SYM
pathy with the raw Staple and Foreign Goods IN
sympathy with Gold, that has taken place within
the last ten days. Our previous purchasers are 80
far cleared out that we can offer "our entire
Stock at the Revised Prices,' including one of the
most complete assortments we have ever handled.
Our RetaH Stock is full as usual.
Our Specialities.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Shades, Rugs, &c.,
&c., at prices within the reach of all-Call and see
them" Be to your advantage"
Our Wholesale Department,
is full, we'll ordered; GOODS selected with
care bought right, and will be sold Cheap enough
to be rehandled in this market
r. G. SILVER,
Columbia, S. C.
P. SOUR HOUSE is young and striving hard
to make living, and ambitious to build up still
larger cash trade. Every customer that gives us
fair chance to sell them their Goods, no matter
how trifing in amount, gladdens our hearts;
lightens our cares and has bonafds guaranty that
Goods bought of US are as cheap and good as can
be had in the State.
Nov II, 1869 20
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n1nthers he Advised.

Always keep a bottle of DIR. TUFTS CELE-
BRATED EXPECTORANT in the house. It is
certain AMI pleasant cure for Group, Coughs,
Colds, &c. It is agreeable to the taste, and chill
dren take it readily. Go to your Druggist and get
it at once, it may save the life of your little one
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COMMITTEES TO. AWARD PRE-:
MTIJMS

The following named ladies' and gentlo-
men are requested to serve upon the
Committees to which they have assigned :
Field Crops-Joseph Provost, Chu,'n..
James A. Drake, T. H. McCann, ]. W.
Sherard, Stokes Styibling, D. NJ Watson,
DR.. w. c. Brown.
Horses, Mules and Jacks-B. Frank
Sloan, Chm'n., F. w. r. Nance, 5. G.
Humphreys, B. D. Dean, W. G. Watson,
]. Y. Fretwell, N. A. McCully.
Cattle and Steep.-J. w. Norris, Chm'n.,
+. M. Glenn, D. J. Sherard, P. G. Aeker,
K. Breazcale, Elias J. Earle, R. S. Bailey.
Swine-W. S. Pickens, Chm'n., G. S.
Mattison, F. L. Sitton, james A. Gray,
Benz. Holland, John Warnock, Moses
Pouztry-Jo B. Simpson, Chm'n., G.
w. Miller, T. A. Sherard, A. J. Stringer,
Z. S. Crayton.
Manufactures in Wood and Hon.-W.
II. D. Gaillard, Chm'n., VIM. Perry, A.
R. BroyIes, G. D. Barr, j. W. Harrison,
Mike McGee T. B. Lee.
Leather.-B. F. Mauldin, Chm'n., J. G.
Whitfield, S. Beckley, W. S. Sharpe, K.
N. Wright, G. w. Maret, James Hunter.
Domestic Manufactwes.-Dr. W. J. Mil
ford, Chm'n., A. b. Towers, ". S. Reese,
J. D. Smith, DR.. r. A. Hudgens, G. E.
Horton, Col. J. N. Brown.
Patch. Crochet and Needle Work-Mrs.
B. F. Whitner, Chm, Miss Fannie Earle,
Mrs. w. w. Humphreys, Mrs. Milford
Burriss, Miss Eugenia Carlisle, Mrs. d.
S. Maxwell. Miss S. ]. Sullivan, Mrs. J.
A. Hoyt, Mrs. ]. ]. Brown. Miss Charlotte
Daniels, and Capt. E. l.. Parker, Sec'y.
Household Department.-Mrs. B. F.
Crayton, Chm, Mrs. Jesse P. McGee
Mrs. Ann G. Hardy, Mrs. T. II. Russell
Mrs. G. w. McGec, Mrs. Mary r. Sloan
Mrs. J. w. b. Shelton, Miss Mary Simp
son, Mrs. B. D. Dean, Mrs. F. e. Harri
son, Mrs. N. X. Sullivan, Mrs. A. P. Ca
ter, Mrs. W. j. Ligon, Mrs. J. P. Reed
Mrs. N A. McCully, and Mr.. IT,. S. Cray
ton, Secretary.
War, Hair and Shell Work.-Mrs. j.
L. Orr, Chm, Mrs. F. c. v. Borstel, Mrs
w. S. Sharpe, Mrs. Julius Poppe, Mrs. r
S. Hill, Mrs. G. A. Reed, Miss Lizzie Nor
ris, Miss Mary Reid, Mrs. Mary P. Sloan
Miss Eleanor Keys, Miss Bette Harrison
and Mr.. George Munro Secretary.
Natiye Vine, Apples, &c.-Dr. T. A
Eyins, Chm, J. J. Baker, F. G. v. Bors
tel, Julius Poppc, DIR. P. 81. b. Sloan, Col
D. L. Donnald.
Ladies' Miscellaneous Committee.-Mrs
S Blcckley. Chm, Mrs. John B. Moore
Mrs. R. W. Humo, Mrs. J. Y. Fretwell
Mrs J. S. Murray, Mrs. J. B. Clarke, Mrs.
J. B. McGee, Mrs. A. r. Broyles, Mrs. w
S. Keese, Mrs. w. F. Barr, and Capt
j. w. Daniels, Secretary.
Gents Miscellaneous Comnlittee.-B. F.
Crayton, Chmn., R. J. w. McCann, Jas
S. Beatty, A. J. Sitton, Dr. w. L. Broylcs
Maj. D. L. Cox, ]. G. Keys.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
The following rules and regulations fol
the exhibition have been adopted by the
Committee:
l. All articles will be exhibited free o.
charge.
2. All persons not members of the AS
sociation will be charged an entrance fec
of rs cts. to the building each day.
8. All articles exhibited must be en-
tered by 10 o'clock, Thursday morning
25th inst, except live stock, which may
be entered Friday morning, 9 o'clock.
5. Premiums will be awarded at the
close of the exhibition.