, 1859-09-15

fully established in The good will Of the farmers
The sample presented was grown on Muscatine |
Island in the mississippi, near Muscatine, Iowa
By J. D. Green, the stalk has forty.two ears,
many of them Of course small, hut three good
cars Oh the stalk is notunnsua1. S{r. G. thinks
it ahead Of all other dent corn. The ears are
generally large,-graiu white. This trial
should settle nothing rs the rirer drifts Of this
island, lying upon the limestone sha'es
Of the river bed differs from ordinary
soil. TIE hope this corn will have
thorough trial next senson on our prairie Soils
We should not be surprised to sec it do we'll in
ccatral Illinois, but have less confidence further
North. DR.. Pennington Of Whiteside, exlli.
bits Webster Corn, twelye.rowed white flint,
which be thinks the most valuable for Ills To-
cation. The Doctor is large md successful
cor,,-growcr, aud his opinion is ofgrcat value.
We now come to tic
srEc1AL PREMIUMS
Of the Board Of Trade, for the best 100 bushels
Of Wjnter, and the best 100 bushels Of Spring
Wheat. as tue Committee will make an cx-
tended report, wc shall defer apy remarks until
tomorrow, when nc can have the report, which
will probably embodr oil the facts in the case.
BARLEY.
But two samples Of Barley is shown. One
by E. G. Stevens, Of Lake County, and one BY
Robert Robinson, Of Niles, Cook County,
neither Of them extra.
E. c. Stevens has White Poland oats; Robert
Robinson also has White Poland; L. Beverly
| I. r. Tor r:o
~ and valuable. This oat on account Of its stiff
straw is highly valuable for our prairie soils.
RTE.
E. G. Stevens has the only sample Of this
grain.
TIMOTHY SEED.
z. G. Stcrens las u fair sample, and John r.
Ehle, Of McI1enry, u very unfair one. This is a
matter Of surprise to us, occurring at the lar
gest market Of this great staple.
CLOVER SEED.
One sample by a. II. Hanley, Of 3icHenry
County.
HUNGARIAN GRASS.
One sample, only passable, BY 4. Il. nanley+
cAnBAGEs.
Pat Lineman, Of Bridgeport, in the way Of
size beat Ba1na=an, or at least all oth7r conf
petitors IN the'way Of size, his six head weigh
as follows, 80, So, 81 IS, 81, 70 Respectively
The Tremont uou.c Garden shows the common
hill cablapc the most solid cabbare that VIC
1,orc spen-.,hc hcads are round and Of large
size. The want Of space compels US to leave
out much of which we had made notes, especia{-
H. of vcaet,h1aa The cre,t Pyramid of vcre-
t,h1cs around which rcro1rcd ,he lesser licLts
:, ,1,-ao, rr,1r,,e u t1n
FREMONT uorsx CARMEN.
Levi Emery gardener, here wr hare II varic-
ties Of squash, 9 Of turnirs, 9 Of onions, Of
sweet potatoes, 2 Of celery, Of satisfy, IL Of
| melons, 9 of sweet corn, :, Of cabbage, ) Of
heets, 5 Of beans, Of pepper, 3 Of tomatoes
Of cauliGowcr, Of okra, Q Of rhubarh, horse
| radi5h, vegetable marrow, Q Of potatoes, Q Of
egr plaut. .. of cabbage Get. II some Of our
country hotel kccners would follow the
| cxa,nn1c: of Messrs. Gaze BRO. L. Drake, We
| ron,tl 1aca7 lrss co,nolaint Of bad fare.
| HORSES ayn MILES
~ ,.ar.,s :, ,,,a 11,;tod S.,tos Eo;r
;s ,ooua, ~ mt snn.r;or tn anv like exbibjt;on
o,.r hof.ro 1o1d IL ,h.:,1r;,ea States The eo.
.r;o, 49,, ,.o,,,a,, W.T. 1, n,,noron4 nc ,+ so,na
nva~;,. a~h;,>;s;ons r.; ,.,ar ,,rte of tho co,n.
trv Int we think a,l win acsnoy1edce w1o wit
roesoa I'm s,,o,r v.stor;,,.. th,t in tho ,onn;no
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:. ,1.,1 or n, alters In c;rin. mr. ;mnrcss;on. :.
- t,,o o..;,. ~ ,ha d,tF:.r,rt 1o-sa, ,ro h,,o
n1,ce1 tbcn, occori,,,, +. tt,c ,,.,u1,,e,c which
4ha t.rc ;sa,c3 ond not accord;nr IN Tho
.,,,,a ,r,,,ch +to. ,.,,,,
t ~oo,orcu nrx, sr.,7,oxs
u1y,, rr,;,,,s ,, ,ntor,3 hv !. II U,n1rr ot
,,,71o,u- r. of .,,o E,1;,e, l,roaa tho r,,rc of
fin vezscn.er stock
uyo,,o pr;nre ~ ,f the same stoct ~ WIN.
Emius is a,so exhibited by 4. II. uanlcy. Of
uc1,.,r, am; rarv arnc,1, borsa
stono p,,vor an Unmarried fu]1 htooded En,.
1;.h r,c,r mt If .tCot1,ers.one.n bv "Wry
N.c,r y i o,,u,,1 rr Thomas Williams. of Kaia.
mazoo. In 1859 he was entered ut the Derby
races. and camc within u neck Of winning,
s,oue pIoycr is q VERY fine horse, and attracts
much attention.
*.Youur Warrior owned and entered bs
James Cassidy, Of Philadelphia, is Of u dark
chestnut color, and rery superb horse. Mr..
Cassidy, also enters "Turco,'' small gray
which aIr, C, says is good deal better horse
than he looks. lie is small gray, not over II
hands high, Of s50 lbs weight. but can draw Q
circle round a mile track Under 5 minutes.
"putnam Morgan" owned By S. Lee, ol
Maine, Cook County. This is . small horse, but
faultless i'll form aud action.
There ure other entries under the above head
but VIC can think ofnone other worthy Of specia
mention.
7uonorcu~nnrn u.nrs Asp T1111rs.
rhere ,rs n nutnIrr Of entries Under this head
h,, - s,,v ,,a,h;nc .ror,,,x ,f c4cac;o1 rot;ce
oxcant hs,ut;f,, mara n,med ..:,ate - ownc;
.s:sss m nses :ys Of s.s:t As;ssg sszt m
Tic entries under this heal are numerous
and n conrsc embraces w tho rcrv choicast sncc3
mens srh ~ ~ asass "sn.as nsIur .n,oa n 'AS '''"
WORTHY ol espee'm .,m u,n'1ou ~.
- >: noole' y, Va aus, sn;a1;. T., ,co gs % hI'o,
'oo'' years ola' "''en'og ''1oo n.y. o'1.'