Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-03-17
INDUSTRIAL FAIR ASSOCIATION.
First Day.

Rest CALI. A. McdattOn.
A good di.play of Durham Heifers was made Ivy
j. a. Dougherty.
Best long wool buck, over two years-1st premium
was awarded to J. A. Dougherty. on Scott, n large
and fine animal which has taken $ls2in premiums
At st. Louis and other Fairs.
Best long wool buck. under two yearS-lst rren'-
UNI awarded to {. G. Mediation, for England, import
ed from England for exhibition.
Best long wool Eve, over two years-lst premium,
J. \. Iougherfv.
Pest long wool Eve, under 2 years o'd-lst pre-
MUM J. A. Dougherty.
Best short wool Buck, 2 years and over-lst pre-
MUM to J. A.. DOugherty.
Best trio of Merinn Sheep-1st premium to Mrs.
NARY Jane Watson. for a Buck and two Ewes, i'm
portel by her from Spain.
Burden.
Best Boar-:st premium, J. \. Mediation.
Best Sow-lst premium, VIM. Markham.
Best Sow, with II pigs-lst premium, J. A. Nc
Hatton.
Res pair pigs, under, : months-1st premium, J..
s. Thompson.
Best pair-lst premium awarded to Mrs. Mary j.
Watson.
MEDITERRANEAN GOATS.
Best pair-lst premium awarded to Mrs. Mary J.
Watson. ~
MATCH HORSES FOR CARRIAGE.
Best pair-lst premium awarded to Mr.. Bowman.
Certificate awarded to Mr.. Wright.
MATCH noRsEs FoR..BuGGr.
Best pair--lst premium awarded to Alex Shrop-
sl,ire's bay horses.
CARRIAGE MARES.
Best pair-lst premium, ". G. rope.
MARES FOR BUGGY.
Best p.ir-.st premium, H. B. Foley, for a pair of
beautiful blacks.
Second Day.
The best half breel Brshmin bull, 4 years old
and over-1st premium awarded to JAS. A. McHat-
toms White Bull.
old, was awarded to Jno. A Dougherty'e Red Bull.
The best half breed Brahmin bull. under three
years old, was awarded To Chas. g. McHa,ton's
Brindl~ Bull.
The first premium was awarded to August Kugler
ff the latest steer.
The first premium was awarded to J. A. Dougherty
for latest sheep.
The first premium was awarded to WIN. Markham
for the httest hog.
HARNESS HORSES.
Tie hrst premium was awarded to H. B. Foley's
black stallion. Black Hawk.
The second premium was awarded tc N. Kean's
black stallion, Green Mountain. ~
1ha Ar.t premisn wasa to l.. L. 1aycock's
gray gliding, Joe. N
The y cond was awarded 10 Mr.. Ferris sorrel
horse.
tn. first premium was awarded to J. H. oatman's
black mare. Topsy.
The second premium was awarded to H. Johnson's
sorrel mare.
Third Day.
Best Jennet-1st premium awarded to Col n. B.
r. Williams, Of Missouri, for II large and fine Jennet.
. years old.
Best Creole Mule of all ages-1st premium was
awarded to DR. J. 7. + W.. Nolan, for a large and fine
bay Mule. This exhibition should encourage our
Southern planters to raise Mules for their own use.
Best pair of Mules-A. Edgar exhibited the best
single Mule, for which he was awarded the first
premium.
The best pais Of Mules-ls: premium was award
ed to Col. K. H. Carruth. They were uI usual fast
t~rotters.
CREOLE HoRsns
The best Stallion 5 years old and over-The LIST
premium was awarded to Mr.. Daniel Hicky, Of West
Baton Rouge
Mr.. Jas. Pyburn's sorrel Stallion was awarded the
2nd premium.
Mr.. VIM. Edmondson's light sorrei Stallion under
S years, WAS ava. ded the LIST premium. He is very
Mr. J, A. 6oucherty'< bay Stallion 8 years old,
took the LIST premium.
Louis Desobry's Light s0rrel ? year old took the LIST
premium. He was extraordinary.
DR.. Blackwell's iron gray Stallion , years old took
the 2nd premium.
J. A. Dougherty's r.an Stallion received the LIST
premium for yearlings. This was q fine and well
formed colt.
j. a. Dougherty's sorrcl stallion took the second
premium for yearlings.
Mr.. T. Duggln's sucking colt took the LIST premium.
He rs n fine colt, and if proper attention Is paid him
make a fine horse.
CREOLE MARES.
is. Armsnt's. of st. James, brown mare, 4 years
old and over, took the LIST premium. She is certain
" a beauty.
i,ennis Taigre's bay mare took the 2nd premium,
l years old and over.
stephen Pipes bay flly, years old, took the first
premium.
Thos Johnston's gray flley, 8 years old took the
Ind premium.
Or. J: c. Patrick's brown hlly, 2 years old, took
he LIST Premium, she is extraordinary for her age.
l.. spiller's sorrel FLY. l year old, took tue Ist
premium.
HORSES OF ALL WORK. I
F.. n. C1nrad's black stallion, 4 years old and over
the LIST premium, he is = fine, well formed and
lctive horse.
]. n. Pogue's brown stallion, 4 years old and over
?ook the End pa emlum, he is also an extraordinary
inc horse
c. G. McHatton's Green Mountain Morgan, l year
I'D, exhibited in harness.
.. D. Avery's sorrel mare, I years old and over
the LIST premium as q mare Of all work.
A. Shropshire's brown mare Beauty, 4 years and
took the End premium.
CREOLE SINGLE BUGGY HORSES.
J c. Burdens grey's took LIST premium, they are
perfect matches and well trained for creOles.
CREOLE SINGLE BUGGY HORSES.
DR.. R. H. Days grey horse took LIST premium as a
,entle fine buggy horse. |
James A. McHatton's bay horse took End premium.
CREOLE MARES IN HARNESS.
VIM. Whites bay mare took l i premium as the
inest creole.
VIM. Markham's dun mare took End premium.
Fourth Day.
THOROUGH BRED HORSES.
Best !Stallion--1st premium awarded TO Henry s.
bay stallion.
Second premium awarded TO John Neurdin,s Iron
Trey Stallion.
Best Mare-1st premium awarded TO Sanford
sorrel mare.
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