The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-26

HergoFa bHtts 6ettoeen and yrs.-Blenhem
Hereford Bulls bet,oeen and 2 yrs and Calres an,
ger yedr.-Surprise, John Merryman; Conkhill
Independence and Expectation, John Merryman
hereford CoUs grs. and over.-Bloomy and TuliI
Rose, John Merryman.
Hereford Cotos and Heifers orer OK vrs-promise
Pink, Fill Pail, and Miss Smit6er's by John
.Aaerney Bulls oper yrs.-Junior by Geo. R
Dimries of Frederick Relief bv J. II. McHenrv,
AIderney Bulls betoeen l and 2 yrs and unde,
year-Hector; by ]. II. McHenry. Paris bv do.
:, 4Lderney Co'os, yrs and ooer-Iady by j. H.
Aldeyney Heifers 8 yrs and under-Jessie, Con
stance Lilly, by j. Ii. McHenry.
Hotsttne Coios, B yrs and ouer-Emma, Wm T.
Preston, Frederick CO., Black. c. Staley, of Fred
| erick co.
Ssort Horns, 10 3 yrs and oner-Philip, by May
nard Mcpherson, of Howard county: John by
John Dave, of Fred CO.; Prince, by John McClos-
Short Horn Bulls, under svys.-Pelbam bv Jobn
Loats, of Frederick; Cassius, by Abram Kemp, of
frederick county; Sarsfeld and Ned of the Hills,
by John McCloskev.
r, Short Horn Co'0s, 8 yrs, and orer-Cherry, by
| Gen. I. Tilghman, of Talbot county; MolIy' by
Edw. Shriver, of Frederick CO.; Neni by Abram
Kemp; Jenny Lind, Sontag Rosa and Sue BY Jno
Loats; Duchess, Cherry, Dairy Maid, Strawberry
Staley, Frederick.
Short Horn Co,0s under 5 yrs. old-Kate, by Jno.
Loats; Fancy, Dapple Primrose and Countess, by
TonI Sonn MBeCloskey Maggie Mitchell, by Abram
Bechester, by Gen: Tighman. six calves, by John
Loats; Blossom and Daisy, by John McCloskey
-. Natives and Grades-Coios and Hcifers.-Beil by
SStaley;, Fairy and Beauty, D. Getzendanner;
Jenny, 6y Samuel Crownie, of Frederick Co.; Red
and m Buff, by A. Staley Ellen, by Jacob Walker;
Ei9se. by W f. Todd of Frederick.
Nattue and Grade BuHs.-Ike by VIM p Pres
ton; John, by Leonard Mulinix, Frederick county;
Abelard. by Jonathan Staley, of Frederick; Vans,
by }. V. Moore; Tuscarora, by Jacob Walker:
gonp' 2o' by W. " I Preston; Trajan, by j. A: Bentz
Dixon; Waverly, by NJ. Mcpherson; Henry CLAW,
by VIM. H. 0ler, of Baltimore county.
1 Go1g VS. 0Ter grs6.Charity Sallie, Strawberry
and calf, by NJ. Mcpherson; Emma, by j. Konode,
Thomas Dixon; Hope, by w. H. Oler; Louisa and
Jenny, by Jacob Walker; Rose, by Ed. Shriyer:
Flora, by NJ. E. Getzendanner; Rose by W. a.
He1ers under yrs-Nancy, by John Merry
man. Florence and Blossom, by W. H. Oler; Pet
by Jacob Walker.
Hereford Bulls Orer 3 yrs.-lst premium of $50
to John Merryman, for Catalpa. Bet,ceen and 8
yrs.-1st premium, sl2, to John Merryman for
Blenheim Bet'oeen and yrs.-Ist premium, Ss
to John Merryman fo- Surprise. Under vr.-Ist
premium 81, John Merryman for Expectation
Co10s oper Syrs.-lst premium, S2O to John Mer-
ryman for Tube Rose. Betlceen l and yrs-lst pre-
MUM, Sl2, John Merryman for Promise; End do.
S6, to same for Pink. Bettoeen 1 and 2 yrs.-Ist
2Dd
do, 81, to same for Miss Smthers.
SHEEP.
Long WoOls.-Buck, by Jos. Wilson, KY. buck.
Ry y Jas; Y. Moore, Va; buck, by John Noonan,
lambs, by JOS. Wilson, KY; 6 lambs by Jas V.
Moore; 3 do. by John Noonan
Middle Wools.-Two bucks by D. Hedges, of
Frederick county; do. by Jos. Routzer, do; l do
by J.. Il. McHenry; ewes by Daniel Hedges; do.
by ). Fl. McHenry; lambs by D. Hedges
Mired Wools.-One buck, by John Dean, of Fred
eerick county; do, by Jacob Nichol, do; do,
by Jacob Zentonzer; i do, Milton E. Getzendan,
ner; do, by C. staley; 4 ewes, by F. Buckley.
Frederick county; do. by John Dean; do. by j.
N. Buckley; 5 do, by D. Getzendanner; do, by
Geo A. Brady; 8 do, BY c. Staley; 3 buck lambs,
by Geo. A. Brady; 4ewe lambs, BY do; 8 do, by
Jas. Routzahn do, by J. H. McEenrv
fat Sheep.-Three by John Dean; by J. H. |
McHenry; 8 by c. Staley; 8 by Jacob NJ. Buckley. |
HORSES.
- Thorough Bred Stalions.-Beverly, by Henry
Fraey, OF Frederick county; Elisha, by Charles W.
Griest of Pa. Black Hawk, by d. A. Sumwalt |
Sam, by WIN. B. Dorsey.
Quick Draught.-Sam Taylor, by Thomas H.
Oliver, of Talbot Co.; Cen TAYLOR, BY David Long.
of Pa; southampton, by F. 4. johnson, of Md:
Black Hawk Hero and Warrior. by Quynn & Pal,
mer, York, Pa; Vermont and Northern Eclipse,
BY John % Il. George, Washington Co.; Black Hawk
and Napoleon, by c. Shipley, Baltimore CO.. Sol |
ferno, by WIN. Morris, Baltimore Co.; Andrew
jackson, by Henry Baker, of frederick Co.; Gar,
by }. NJ. Buckley; Beverly, by Geo. Rhodes, of |
frederick Co; Niagara, by 7; Hunter, of Mont
gomery CO.. Vermont Black Hawk, Nimrod and
Snow Drop, W. P. Howser, of Montgomery Co.. |
Frank, by D. fl. Dudderd; Black Jack, by Levi |
Hailey, Carroll Co.; Phil and Dan, by B. W. Wa
tters; John, by }. P. GALLON; Harry, by James
Moore; Ticonderoga, by S. Worthngton, Balti-
more Co.
Brood Mares-Flora May, by David Long of Pa,
Sallie Dugan, John Fl. George, of Washington co.
Diamondby Valentine Adam, Frederick Co. Lady
Glm, Puss and fine offspring. J. NJ. Buckley Of
Frederick Co., Katy Darling, VIM. P Howser,
Puss, by Mr. Hunter of Va.
H1sse Irse.tS Gos yrs and nnder-Salem by chas
by Ezra ID. Muller, Washington Co., Frank by |
Thos. Dixon Prince Albert by David Long, ReI- |
ben, by Samuel Cronice; Dandy, by George Gath
er, Richland, John Noonan, three colts by J. NJ |
Buckley.
Mares 9 yrs. aud oper.-Minnehaha and Lady
Witch, by Thomas Fl. Oliver of Talbntt Co., Lucy, |
by John Wilcox of Frederick Co., Flora Temple
by Edw. Howard; Puss by Thomas Hunter of
Montgomery Co., Gano, by X. W. Holland of Fred
erick Co., Dolly, by Jos. A. Fleming
Fiuies under 2yrs.-Red Buck, by Benjamin Ogle
Frederick Co., Clara, G. NJ; Price, Laura, by Geo.
Rhodes; Jenny Lind, by W. B. Dorsey. Kate, by
Daniel Meheling; Flora Temple, DR.. G.. R. SAP |
pington two colts, by j. NJ. Buckley.
HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
The display of vegetables and farm productions
is of great variety and fine quality. The larger
portion of these productions is from Frederick,
county, and their excellence is the best compli.
ment which be paid to the fertility of the SOIL
anu Tue INDUSTRY ana skill OF the farmers. The
wheat exhibited is most beautiful, full in grain and
large All the cereals are of the finest quality
The good wives OF the county have manifested a
most laudable and generous rivalry in their en-
deavors to surpass each other in the display of
their garden productions, and the quality, size, and
excellence of their articles will compare most ia
voraby with any previous exhibition.
In the centre of the enclosure flagstaff is erect
ed, around which there is stand which was oc-
cupied by the American Band, of Frederick under
the direction of VIM. H. Derr, and led by G. JOS
Doll, which at intervals performed selected airs
The crowd on the ground was not as large as ex-
pected-there not being over 5000 persons present
at any time during the day.
RESCUE OF FUGITIVE SLAvE.-The Chicago Times
of Saturday has despatch from Ottawa, H.,
which says:
fugitive slave belonging to Mr. Richard Phil
lips, OF Missouri, to-day, about eleven o'clock
A. NJ, rescued by prominent Republicans of this