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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
NEW GOODS F!
Prices to suit the Vimes =!

THO undersigned has just returned from
| Philadelphia Win large and hand
some assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
being purchased exclusively for CASH
at such prices as cannot fail TO give sa'ls'
faction. Ye is determined To sell as LOW
if not LOW Err than any house In the
County. He is not 10 be ouI-dOne by
any one, not even our friends at Dol
fields Depot. who profess 10 sell at low
figures. 10 puLcmal dealers he would
say call and see for yourselves. lie asks
no one to buy urless he can do lH'It
better than any one else. As an induce
ment to Cash BUYERS he will allow ler
per cent at The foot of every bill at =
and upwards. Groceries excepted. Now
IS your time to purchase cheap goods
eel mean what say.
WIN. MOULDER.
Shepherdstown, October 30, 1853.
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List of Preminms.


For the best cultivated and arranged
farm for grain and stock, silver cup; Sc
cond best for same purpose, silver cup.
Competitors are requested to enter
their names by the 25th day of Septem-
Der, in person or by writing. They
will be required to furnish the commit
tee q written statement Of the number
of acres, the value per acre, and value
of farm buildings; also the value Of
farm stock, implements, crops Of all
kinds, with the product per acre and the
mode Of cultivation
The committee will by personal in
specHon judge of farm arrangements.
Awarding Committee-Charles Will
son, VIM. e. Conord, and O. ii, Carr.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Best field Of Wheat not less than B
acres, silver cup I'd do 81 90 and Ohio
Farmer.
Best field of Corn not less than 5
aores silver cup; I'd do 1 and O T.
Best field of Oats not less than acres,
1 and o +; I'd do 1 and O @.
Best crop Of Hay not less than 1 acre,
/ and 0 L; I'd do and o @.
Best crop Potatoes not less than I
acre, / and 0 L; I'd do ] and O G.
Best crop Sweet Potatoes not less than
+ acre, 1 and O G; I'd do do 1.
Best crop Cloverseed not less than
acre, 1.
Awarding Committee-William Rich.
ards B. G. Hulitt, y. B. Anderson,
Joseph w, Spargur, John Haigh.
Entries in this class may be made
any time during the Fair. Tie decis.
ion of the field crops will take place al
the Court House on the first Saturday
in November, when competitors are ox.
Ipoctod to be present with certificates
and statements, as the law directs. The
Board will take it upon themselves tc
decide, if the committee appointed neg
lects to attend.
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Communications.

For the News,
To the Voters Of Highland County,
You arc doubtless. aware that I have
determined to be an Independent can
didate for Sheriff. Conscious of the
novelty of this position at the present
day, L feel it incumbent upon me to
give briefly the reasons which induced
the step
First am we'll satisfied that the
wishes of a majority Of the Democratic
voters Of this county were disregardod
in the Convention that made the nom
iuation for this Office, now found on
what is denominated the regular Demo-
cratic ticket, and that they are much
dissatisfied, and will not support the can
didate thus thrust upon them
Second, am decidedly in favor of
the majority ruling, and in common with
every independent citizen of Highland,
L am unwilling that few ofice-holdors
and politicians in Hillsborough, whose
trade and occupation is working
and scheming to thwart the viii of tho
people, should longer continue to die,
tate who shall hold Office aud who shall
nQt, That this was done in my case
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4oljtjral
Extraordinary Letter Of Gov. wiso

Extraordinary Letter Of Gov. Wise.
RICHMOND, July 13, 1859.
DEAR SIR: L thank you for yours Of
the 8th inst ] have apprchended all
along that the Tammany Regency
would carry a united delegation from
New York to Charleston. For whom2
Douglas, l know, is confident; but you
may rely on it that Mr.. Buchanan is
himself a candidate for denomination,
and all his patronage and power will bo
used to disappoint Douglas and all
other aspirants. Our only chance is to
organize by districts, and either whip
the enemy or send two delegations
III that is done or not done, We must
still rely on a united South, A united
South will depend on a united Virginia,
and 1 pledge you that she, at least, shall
be a unit Virginia unit, and persis-
tent and firm on sound platform Of
protection, to all persons, of popular vs..
squatter sovereignty, she must rally to
her support all the South. The South
cannot adopt Mr. Douglass platform
1t is a short cut to all the ends Of Black
Republicanism lie then will kick up
his heels If he does or don't he, can't
be nominated, and the main argument
against his nomination is, that he can't
be elected if nominated, If he runs as
an Independent candidate, and Seward
runs, and l am nominated at Charleston,
| can beat them both Or, if Squatter
Sovereignty is a plank of the platform
at Charleston, and Douglas is nomina-
/ ted, the South will run an Independent
candidate on protection principles and
run the election into the House Where
/ then, would Mr. Douglas be? The low
est candidate on the list. If 1 have the
popular strength you suppose it will it
self fix the nomination. Get that and
p am confident Of success.
The Hon. F, Wood is Professionally
and really I believe, a friend, and of
course 1 would, in good faith, be glad
of his influence, and would do nothing
to impair it, and could not justly reject
his kind aid; but you may rely upon 1T
that 1 am not completely, nor at all, IN
the hands of Mr.. Wood OF of any man
who brcathos. He has always been
/ friendly to me, and I am to him, but
always on fair and Independent terms.
There is nothing in our relations which
should keep aloof any friend of either.
/ He knows as we'll as any one can tell
| him that his main influence is in the
city Of New York, and / judge what
you say of his country influence is cor
rect But am counting all the time
without New York, and 1 don't fear the
result. 1 am depending solely upon an
open position Of principle, independent
Of all Cliques, and defying all comers.
We will ovorwhclm opposition in Vir-
ginia, and her vote will be conservative
and national.
Atall events, I shall always be glad
to hear from you, and am yours truly,
HENRY A. WISE.
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best Litter Of Pigs, not less than 8,
and o n best Fattod Hog, 1 and 0 Il;
I'd do do 1 and O G; best 6 mos. Sow,
1 and o ~ I'd do do 1 and OC.
Awarding Committeo-Thos. Pealc,
Andrew Bowman, (Hamilton COZ Jon
athan Vanpolt, Jacob b. Cochran, Jas.
Mcclure.
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Meter, Andrew Mcneil, Henry Kirk.
patrick, Edward Jennings, Jacob Eg-
bert and John Greathouse.
sWEEpsTAKEs-TRO
Best Roadster Stallion, $50 silver
pitcher.
Awarding Committco-Wm. II. Trim
bic, j. S, Murphy, Job Rogers, Waynos-
vile, Andrew Fulton, Ripley, John
Perkins.
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order of Exhibition.

Horses of all classes Except light
Harness, Poniesand Roadster Stations, J
Jacks, Mules, Sheep and Swine.
SECOND DAY.
All classes Of Cattle, Farming Imple-
ments and Roadster Stations.
THIRD DAY.
Domestic Manufactures, Farm Pro.
duets, Needle Work, Flowers and Paint
ings, Poultry, Light Harness Horses
Ponies, Ladies' Riding Match, and Mu-
sic and herds,
Election Polls for the Election Of Of
fcers open from 9 o'clock A. NJ until
1 o'clock p M. on the second day,
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this county, They are, believe, not
quite all just in and about the Court
House in Hillsborough; nor have they,
as far as I am advised, left their proxies
with the arrogant and meddlesomeCHque
which inhabits that spacious cdifce.
G. w. RUOADFS.
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GLASS K--Nn. 10
FAT CATTLE, OXEN AND STEERS.

FAT CATTLE, OXEN AND STEERS.
Best Fattod Bullock over 3 yrs,
and 0 f; 2d do do / and o c; best
Grass-fcd Steer over yrs, and O T;
2d do do l and O G; best Grass-fed
Steer, yr, 1 and 0 c; I'd do do /;
best yearliug Steer, one and 0 c;
ID do /; best Yoke Of Cattle over
3 yrs, / aud 0 Il; 2d do do / and O c;
best Yoke of Cattle over ? yrs, and
o G.
Awarding Committcc-Wm. Elliott,
Uriah Vincent, James,Q. Inskoep, James
Baslin, Frederick Bumgarner, p. N.
Wickerham.
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CLASS F-NO. G.
SHEEP,

For the best Saxony Buck, 1 and o
@; I'd do do /; best pen Sazony Ewes,
not less than 3, and 0 G; I'd do do Il
best Merino Buck, I and 0 G; I'd do
do best pen Merino Ewes, not less
than 3, / and o f; I'd do do l.; best
Long Wool Buck, 1 and OC; I'd do do
II; best pen Long Wool Ewes, not less
than 3, / and 0 G; I'd do do 1 and o
10; best pen Fatted Sheep, not less than
10, / and 0 G; I'd do do 1.
Awarding Committee-Jamos Pugs,
ley David @. Patton aud Robt Ed
wards.
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Snuatter SoYerefFntY.

The Enquirer has declared in une-
quiyocaI terms its adhesion to the doc
trino Of Squattcr Sovereignty, of that
identical sort most fercely denounced
by Gov. Wise, and by the Southern De-
mocracy. Talk of the unity and iden-
tity Of Democracy in all the States Of
the Union On this question alone,
there is the utmost possible discordance,
even in the Free States Squatter Sow
ereignty involves alike the reputation
of Congressional Sovereignty in the
Territories, and of the much-vaunted
Democratic theories, which have the la
bel of "Dred Scott Decision" Accord
ing to the latter, Slavery is established
in all the Territories, under the Consti-
tuition, and can only be excluded from
any one Of them on the formation of n
State Constitution
So long as the Administration party
remain in power, despite all dissensions
and divisions, this Dred Scott doctrine
will have all the force Of law, ANY
talk to the contrary and every preteuce
that the Squatter can have any voice on
the subject, while the Democratic regime
lasts, in a palpable imposition. Mr..
Buchanan himself frankly admits that,
in his view, Kansas, as a Territory, is
just as much Slave soil as South Caro-
lima. He asserts a doctrine which
makes this necessarily the case, so long
as the territorial condition continues.
In pretending anything else, without
rcpudiating the Administration and De-
mocracy itself Douglas Pugh and their
organs are only trying to obtain votes
on false pretence S. in. Gazette.
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CLASS L-NO. II,
MILNM COWS.

For the best Mich Cow, silver cup
ID do do 1 and O f; best Butter Cow
silver cup ID do do l and O f.
Awarding Committee--Thomas Rob,
inson, Joseph B. West, Uriah Horse.
man, Jacob Pennington, VIM, Hutch.
eusOn.
The COW to be fed grass only during
the trial, the trial to be made at any time
during the summer. Statement to be
furnished, containing first the age and
breed of the COW, and the time of calv.
ing; second, the quantity of milk in
weight, and also of butter during the
period of six days. The statement tc
be verified by certificate of competitor
and one other person conversaut with
the facts.
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Third Dav.
CLASS Ono a.

GLASS Ono. Il.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES, sADDLERs
AND CARBIAGE-MAKERs PRODUCTS.
For the best Carriage, silver cup; I'd
do do ] and 0 f; best Buggy, Ctop) sill
vor cup; I'd do do and 0 r; best set
Carriage Harness, 1 and 0 L; ID do do
1 and D G; best set Buggy Harness, 1
and o G; I'd do do 1; best Bride, i;
best set Wagon Harness, 1 and o @;
I'd do do 1.
Awarding Committoo-Josoph Swear
ingcn, Dr. Richards, Harry Harvey.
CLASS Pho. Is.
DOMESTIC NtANUFACTUREs, TAILoRs' AND
sUOElrAKERs' PRODUCTS.
For the best made Suit of Clothes,
and 0 Il; I'd do do / and 0 c; best pair
Ladies' Winter Shoes, i best pair La
dies fine Morocco Shoes, j; best paiy
Lasting Caters, /; best pair Mems
Fine Boots, / and 0 G; best pair
Mems Coarse Boots, /; best Side Of
Sole Leather, and 0 G; best J dozen
Calf Skins, 1 and 0 G.
Atoardng Coma,iHcc-Jas. S. Temp.
lin, J. r. Britney Josiah Stevenson
B. Il. Higgins.
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CLASS Y-No. q.
HoRsEs--LIanT HARNEss.


For best Light Harness Horse OF
Mare, / and 0 F; I'd do do / and o G.
best pair Match Horses, 1 and 0 f; %
do do and OC.
Avardi0g Commi9eo-James Y. Caro-.
theirs, Wright Konworthy, John Chap.
man, Asael Davis, and b. Z. Cashatt.
Double cards, each containing the
same number, will be given to Match
Horses. Horses intended as Match
Horses must be shown in harness to-
gether, and will not be allowed to com
pete for premiums in single harness.
Horses entered in one class will not be
allowed to compete for premiums in any
other class. The judge will be guided
by the grace and ease Of movement, by
the power and form of the animal
They will invariably discourage fast
driving,
Best Pony, silver cup; I'd do silver
cup.
A,0ardng omn,itteo-Thos. Higgins
L. NJ johnson and John Heron, Sr.
Standard IA hands. A special en-.
trance fee OfSl will be required in this
class.
LADIES RIDING MATCH.
Best Lady Equestrian, J dozen silver
table spoons, I'd best J dozen silver teo
spoons.
Alcarding Commitcc--J. W. McCaguo
VIM. II. Trimblo, Jesse Pancake, New
ton Evans, John Boyd,
MUSIC.
Best music from brass band, $50; %
do do $40.
A,garding Comn,iUee-G. W. Pearson
Xenia, Ohio, Samuel Manning, Cincin
natl, Alfred Izod.
HERD OF CATTLE.
Best Herd, / Male and 4 Females
silver cup; ID do do silver cup,
John Hedrick Is. Charleston, Clarl
Co.. VIM. Herrod, S. Charleston, Nose.
Tomlinson, VIM. Barry and Jonah Brit
ton, Sr.
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GLASS G-No. 4.


For the best Boar over one year old,
silver cup. I'd do do 1 and 0 F; best
Boar over 6 mos / and o Il; 2d do do
1 and o O. best Breeding Sow, over 1
year, / and o +; I'd do do 1 aud o c;
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Second Day.
CLASS H--NO. g.
cATrLE-1MrRovED SHORT HORN.

CATTLE-IMpBovED SHORT HORN.
For the best Bull over 9 yrs old, sill
yer cup; "a do do 3 and O T.. best Bull
owe yrs, silver cup; ID do do / and
10 ~ best Bull over yr, and o @;
I'd do do ]; bost Sucking Bull Calf ]
and o G; % do / best Cow 3 yrs Old
silver cup; I'd do do and o e; best
p yr Hcifer silver cup; I'd do do /
and 0 G; best 1 yr TIoifer ! and 0 @;
best sucking Hoifcr Calf and o G; ID
do do l..
Awarding Committeo-Aaron Sey-
mour, Gross co., Smith Chalfont, (Fay-
cite co) David Fulton, adams co.,
VIM. B. Andrew, (Clinton co., Hugh
Evans, (Hamilton co., Suauder Nc
Neil, Gross co., Dr. Boby, (Ross COZ
Joseph Worthington, VIM Rogers.
The Judges of this class Of animals
will have regard to the symmetry, early
maturity, size and other wel-known
characteristics of this favorite breed Of
cattle. They are expressly required not
to give encouragement to Oyer-ied ami
lmals. No premiums arc to be a5yardcd
to Co,O8, Bulls or Hcicrs lgbicb shad
appear to haze been fattened for the Jutch-
er, the object being to have superior an.
imals Of this description for breeding
Cows that have not bred will not be al.
lowed to compete. In this class, a;
with all other animals, when there is
but one exhibitor, although he may
show several animals in a specific class
only one premium will be awarded
nor will a premium be awarded
when the animal is not worthy, though
there be no competition. AL Bull
-ltL,sL LIZ l.iun.L m. LnLLnraL
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CLASS mo. @.
cArTLE-GRADEs AND NATIVE

TNTTLL-- WIAUL0 AND NNITV b.
Best Bull over yrs old, silver cup;
ID do do 1 and O G; best Bull over two
yrs, 1 and 0 c; % do do 4; best Bull
/ yr, and o c; I'd do do / best Suck
ing Bull Calf 1 and O c; I'd do do J.;
best Cow over 3 yrs, silver cup; I'd do
do 1 and 0 c; best Heifor, yrs, / and
O c; ID do do 1; best Heifer, l yr,
and 0 c; ID do do /; best Sucking
Hoifer Calf, / and O G: ID do do l.
Awarding Committee--Noah Amen,
John H. Edinfold, David Woodman.
see, w. w. A. Reynolds, and Isaac
Grcathouse, Jr.
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CLASS Ono. 1G.


For the best piece of Woollon Cloth,
10 yds, / and o f; ID do do 1 and 0
G, best piece of Flannel, 1 and o +;
I'd do do / and 0 c; best pair Blank
cts, 1 and o T; 2d do do / and O c;
best piece Linen, 10 yds, 1 and o G; I'd
do do /; best Jeans, l and 0 Z; I'd do
do and OC; best piece Carpoting, 20
yds, l and O Fl ID do do 1 and o c;
best Counterpart, and o c; I'd do do
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GLASS E-No. B.
JACKS, JENNETs AND MULES

For the best Jack over years old,
silver cup; I'd do do 81 and o Farmer;
best Sucking Colt, male, / and 0 f; I'd
do do 1 and 0 @; best do female, / and
o r; I'd do do / and 0 G; best Mule,
either sex, over 3 years, silver cup; I'd
do do / and o Fl best do do over
years, and o G; I'd do do 1 best Year
ling Mule, / and OC; I'd do do I; best
pair Matched Mules, / and O +; I'd do
1 and 0 @.
Awarding Committoe-Michacl Cou-
dy, Jno. S, Larkins, A. b. Fulton, VIM,
p. Bernard.
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CLASS R--No. II.
MILL FABRICS

MILL FABRICS
The list and premiums same as in the
class Of Household Fabrics.
Awarding Committee--James B. Her
ron, Cyrus Patterson, Charles Robinson,
Mrs. Vim. Ambrose, Mrs. Jonah Brit
ton.
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CHARLES DICKENS Will CoME 10
AMEmoA.-Tho New York Evening
Post announces on the authority Of a
private lettor received By the Persia,
that Alr Charles Dickens win visit this
country during the autumn, aud give
bis celebrated roadiugs
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CLASS S--No. IS.
FARM pRODUcTs--FRUIT.

Greatest variety of Apples, not less
than five of each, labeled and named,
grown by the exhibitor, 81 and 0 T; I'd
best do 1 and 0 G; Sd do do /; greatest
variety Of Pears, as above, / and O f;
I'd do do, 1 and 0 c; 3D. do do 1; great
est and best variety of Grapes, 1 and 0
Q. d do do
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.of Wild Flowers, 2; ID do do I; best
Landscape Painting best Fruit Paint
ing, best Flower do, best Animal do
each j best specimen Of Drawing, i;
I'd do do !.
Awarding committoo--R. d. Lilloy,
A. B. Sans, Mrs. Cary Pope, Miss Jane
Nelson, Mrs. w. III. Tumblc, Miss E.
Mather Mrs James Herron Mrs. Mary
Per Lee, Miss e. Grandgirard, w. H..
II. Irwin.
CLASS V-No. 21.
Best specimen Of Fancy Job Print
ing, 3; I'd do do 2.
Awarding oommitteo-Ben. Flora,
Jas. Brown, w. r. Smith.
CLASS W-No. %.
For the best lot of Chickens, not less
than three, p I'd best do do best pair
Turkeys, best do Ducks, best do Geese,
each I.
Awarding committoo-C. Lewis, II. S.
Foreacro, r. S. Patton.
CLASS X--No. 23.
FOOD, CONDIMENTS AND PRESERVES.
FLOUR,
Best Dbl of Flour, made Of not more
than 5 bush Of wheat B. I'd do do 2.
BREAD.
Best loaf Family Bread, 2; Cd do do
I; best dozen biscuits, 2; ID do i best
corn bread, 2; I'd do /.
CHEESE.
Best cheese, 2; I'd do 1.
HONEY.
| Best ten pounds Honey, 1.
BUTTER.
Best 5 lbs Butter, 2; I'd do l; Sd do
Soc
HAM.
Best cured Ham l.
PRESERVES AND JELLY.
Best jar Of Peach Preserves, best jar
of QuinVe do, best jar Pear do, best iar
Strawberry do, best Black berry Jam,
best Raspberry do, each l. I'd best of
each SOC; best jar currant jelly l. ID
do do SOC.
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs.
Best 5 lbs Sugar manufactured from
the Chinese Sugar cane, 1 and 0 G; best
gallon Molasses manufactured from do
! l. best 8 lbs Maple Sugar l.
PICKLES.
Best cucumber Pickles, best Tomato
| do, best Melon and Mangoos, best Onion
do, best Sweet do, each L; ID best Of
each SOC.
Awarding Committoe--Joscph Ad.
ans, John w. Pope, w. G. Hundley
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TENTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
HIGHLAND GO. lG. SOCIETY
TO BE HELD AT HIbLSBORO,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
September p, % anil 20.

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
September p, % anil 20.
OFFICERS.
President-W. o. Collins, Vice Prcsi-
dent-John II jolly Troasurer-John
Barry; Seorotary-Wm. II Woodrow.
Board Of Directors-Beni Conard, j.
A. Patterson, G. B Miller, S. 0. Byrd,
Philip Anderson.
Supt Floral Departments. o. Byrd.
" Farm Products--P. Anderson.
" Domestic Manufacturos-J A.
Patterson,
" Stock-C b Miller.
Executive Committec-Messrs, Col
Inns, Conard and Jolly.
Chief Marshal Charles Evans; Assis-
tants Jno. j Stuart, Jno A. Trimble
and Thomas Baskin.
Chief of Policc-Jamcs w. Doggctt;
Assistants, Richard Stevenson, VIM.
Ferguson, Asborry Willotts, NJ. r. Will
let's, w. p, Cowne, j. +. Doggctt.
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First Day.
CLASS A-NO. l.
oRsEs rnn GENERAL rrnpnsrs.

HORSES FOR GENERAL PURPOSES,
For best Stallion over 4 years old,
silver cup; I'd do do 3 and 0 Z; best over
3 years, silver cup; "a do do 1 and o
L; best over 2 years old, 1 and o i; I'd
do do / and O C; best over 1 year old,
/ and 0 c; I'd do do /; best Sucking
Colt 1 and 0 c; ID do do /.
Awarding Committee-Jamcs Cope.
land, G. w. Doggott Joshua Uussey
John Eckman, Perry Hopkins.
CLASS A-No. 2.
BROOD MARES AND GELDINGs.
Best Brood Mare over 1 years old,
silver cup; ID do do and o i; best
Filly 3 years old, silver cup; I'd do do
and o L; best 2 year old Filly, and O
f; I'd best l and 0 c.; best Yoarling
Filly, 1 and 0 c; 2d do do /; best
Sucking Mare Colt, / and 0 c; I'd do
l. best Gelding over 4 years old, sill
yer cup; I'd do do 3 and o r; best
do over years, silver cup; I'd do do
1 and 0 Z; best do over ? years, I
and o f; I'd do do 1 and o G; best
Yearliug and O c; I'd do /; best Suck
ing Colt, 1 and 0 c; I'd do do /.
Awarding Committeo--R Robert S.
Linn, Maj Geo. Reed John Sanders,
Abraham Cook, James Bhoadcs.
CLASS B-No 2.
DRAFT HORSES.
For the best Draft Stallion over
years old, silver cup; I'd do do and 0
II. hest Draft Marc silver cun. ID do I
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CLASS U-No. 20.
FLOWERS AND PAINTINGS.

For greatest and most select variety
Of cut Flowers, 2; I'd do ] greatest and
best variety Of Dahlias, 2; ID do do 1;
greatest and best variety of Verbenas, q;
I'd do do 1 greatest and best variety Of
Roses, p 3d do do /; best pair Of Hand
Bouquets, 2; I'd do do I best collection
Of Pot Plants, 2; I'd do do 1; best and
most tastefully arranged Floral Orna-
mont or Pyramid Of Flowers, 2; I'd do
do ] best and most beautifully arr
ranged basket Of flowers, two dollars;
second do do one dollar best collection
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GRAIN

Best u ears of White Field Corn /;
best do Yellow do 1; best display in va
riety of ears each /; best sample Of
White Wheat half bush, L: best do Red
do /; best display in variety i best sam
pie of Oats, half bu, !; best do Buck
wheat, half bu, 1; best do Barley, half
bu, l; best sample of Rye, Timothy
Seed, Cloycrseed, and Blue Grass Seed,
half bushel of each, each /.
Awarding Committeo--N. N, Della
plane, Wm. Ayros, Isaac Kiblor, Enos
Conard, Thos. Miller.