Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-07
Hamilton County FnIr-Tblrd nav.


Hamilton County FaIr-Third Day. .
The attendance at the Fair YESTERDAY,
from some cause-probably the unsettled
state Of the weather-was not greater than
the day previous. At no time were there
q ore than 600 persons present. The compe-
ion in "horses for all work. was very
nrimated, though the entries were not nu-
merous. Great interest was felt by the spec
tators in the contest for the premium for fast
PAGERS, and II lasted for considerable length
of time; the competing steeds were required
to turn the track twice, and repeat,h and
after an extended consultation AMONG the
Judges, the prize was awarded to the "Belle
Brandon owned by Mr.. A. 0skamp.
The list of premiums for agricultural i'm
plements, which was not completed day be-
fore yesterday, was filed out, and reported
to the Secretary. .
The different farm products were examined
very minutely by the appropriate commit
tees, and the awards fairly and satisfactorily
made. Mr.. Mottier, one of the first wine
growers in America, drew the premiums on
grapes, winning the laurels in every instance
in which he contended for them. His pears
and apples were likewise highly appreciated,
and in five or six instances he drew first
premiums.
The Blondin rope was stretched with much
greater facility than was expected, and at
three o'clock the Monsieur himself appeared
on the ground, adjusted the guys, prepara-
tory to performing feats, which, he promises,
shall be equal to any ever witnessed. He
will commence at four o'clock, and will
descend between FIVE and six. In order to
accommodate the crowd, which is expected
to attend, extra trains will run at short in
tervals between this city and Carthage,
during the entire fore part of the day, and
will rptnTu ao 90 fha to
closed.
The two principal competitors in the
Floral Department were j, NJ. Mccullough
Il Son and Haseltine Il Co., and, though the
premium was awarded to the former, and no
doubt fairly awarded, the specimens exhib-
tied by the latter show great taste and care
on the part of Mr.. II. and his gardener, Mr..
Lambert.
The following is a list, nearly complete,
of the premiums awarded yesterday:
HORSES FOR ALL WORK.
Best sucking mare colt, j. T. Mottier,.,,.. 81 90
Second best sucking mare colt, Samuel Bun
Best one Year cid mare colt w & TsIoyf;d1Ip a a.
Second best one year old mare colt, J. L.
Best two year old mare colt ButicreIdp q O.
SECOND best two year old mare colt, H. O.
Best three Year old mare colt, A. o.
SECOND best three year old mare colt, F..
Best four year Old mare colt, w. Mills g.
SECOND best four year old mare colt, W. T,
Diploma.
Best brood mare to show her progeny s. y
Best Stallion colt. w. III % Comm ;;;.'Sis az SO
secoud best stallion colt, Isaac Diploma
Best one year old colt, f. IS 90
Best two year old colt, M P. Yinago....... 81 90
Best three year old colt, A. j. LabOyteaux... 10 90
Best five year old colt James Ooombs........ % 90
Best aged gelding, Z. O. Hamblin, premium
dsteck6Tidge Chsf Milton Co Cooper. S."S 90
s saurs Butteneld Bs8ta dfo.s o. one horses sot' Is 90
Fastest pacing stallion, marc, or .gelding, to
turn the track twice and repeat, to go as they
pleased, A. Oskamp ................ 20 90
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Best sod plow, Raymond, Roberts Milsinger.S s 90
Best plow for general purposes, Garrett & Cott-
Best po% Tor Stqbbe, Garrett Gotiman.. 90
Bost piow for corn, Garrett Gottman 90
Best pOw for stubble and muck Geo. W. Clark. 8 90
Best hand power cider-mill, j. M. McCullogh
Son....' i 90
FARM PRODUCTS.
Best domestic bread Mrs. .Fengeman..........S 2 90
Best NAV ana june Inter, Mrs. + Dsmar oS @
Best hams, domestic cured dried beef, G. Davis
%
FLOWERS.
Best varieties Of dahas, VIM. Heavier. .......S 90
Best varieties OF roses, VIM. 10 90
Best varieties Of phloxes, VIM. HEAVIER ........ 90
Best display of green plants j. s. Cook SIS 90
Best six specimens of hand bouquets, J. 8.
COOh 90
Best specimens aud grea test variety of cut
flowers, j. Mccullough Son................... 90
For the most beautifully arranged basket of
flowers, j. Mccullough Son................... 90
HONEY.
Best ten pounds of honey, Edward Towilley,,,S 90
Best ten pounds domestic sugar, Mrs. ]. Wilson 90
Best five gallons domestic moasses, F. A. Bal
w
PEACHES.
Best six varieties of free-stones, H.KendaliS 90
Best halfd dozen Of one kind, A O. Balser....... 90
Best half-dozen cltngs. L. bunting.:........ 80
Most numerous kinds, frees and clings, L. Keu-
Best three specimen MS Of quinoes, s. BrownrIg 2 co
Best Catawb ba grapes, John Il Mother. 4 90
Best Cape grapes, John II. .Mottier............. 90
Best and greatest variety Of grapes, John u.
90
Best Isabella grapes, W g. Laboyteaux.-...,.. 2 90
PEARS
Best three specimens Of autumn, j. Z. Mothers 90
Best collection j. II. 90
Best display of winter j. e. MOttier....... -. 8 90
Best display Of kinds, s. s. Jackson Son...... OO
APPLES.
Best three plates Of autumn, three kinds, J. E.
m ..;,,;;;,S 90
90
The remainder of the premiums for apples
we were unable, last night, to obtain, but
will give them tomorrow. The committee
having under consideration the miscellaneous
entries, was granted further time to make a