Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-10
EIGHTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF
THE US. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
NEAR CINCINNATI, OHIO,
From September ~ to the Goth.
PREMIUM LIST, $4,000.
PREMIUM LIST, $4,000.
Programme.


FIRST DAY-wEDNEsDAY, SEPT. l2.
MoREIsG-Th Exhibition will be insuggrated
in behalf Sift the s Citizens Of 6inenRaf viii foTm
Ss as 9S Be
hoisted which will be the signal for the machinery
grand opening cavalcade Of all the horses on the
ground, in harness under the saddle or led
AFTERNOoN.- N.-ClasEes OF Heavy Draft Stations.
SECOND DAY-THURsDAY, SEPT. IS.
MoRNINe-stallions for all work, in regular order.
Working Oxen Steers and Drivers.
AFTERNOON.-Heavy Draught Mares Imported
and Native Alderney Cattle by classes.
THIRD DAY-FRIDAY, SEPT. IA.
Misunderstanding or Buggy Horses, single, in
harness. by classes. Grade Cows and Heifers.
iy By Classes imported an and Native Hore6Td Cat
tie, by classes.
FOURTH DAY-sATURDAY, SEPT. Is.
MoRNIYe.-Ponies and Horsemanship, by classes.
Imported and Nstiye Ayrshire Cattle, by classes.
or racers By classes Hereford herds AiderRey or
Jersey herds, Ayrshire herds. I
FIFTH DAY-MoNDAY, SEPT. IT,
MoRNINo. o.-Wagon Horses and Teams. Practical
test of Steam Sawmills before the committee.
tests Of Steam Flour and Corn m Nils befors tSe
committee.
b1ATH DA1-TUESDA1b SEPT. Is.
MORNING. Thorough bred stallions, by classes.
inR Machines, Of fonr.horse power or over. betsre
the committee, for the Grand Gold Medal of Honor.
The horticultural and POmoIo0toaI Departments ,ViR
be throlOH open for Inspection
AFTRRHoOR.-Morgan and Black Hawk Btallions
Imported and Native Durham Cattle, by classes.
Durham Herds.
SEVENTH DAY-wEDNEsDAY, SEPT. 10.
MORNING G-Trotting Mares, by classes Fat Cat
tie, by classes. Practical tests of Stationary and
XTTgTNoos. s.1Trotting Geidings. Imported and
Native Devons, by classes. Herds Of finest foreign
and native Cattle, hnest animals. Herds of fat Cat
tie. Herds Of Cows or Heifers.
EIGHTH DAY-THURsDAY, SEPT. 20.
MoRNNG.-Processions of Premium Horses and
Cattle Jacks, Jennets and Mules, by classes Award
Of premiums on ImPlements and Machines.
premium of 800 and the citizens purse Of $500,
| making 5000.
DETAILED ANNOUNCEMENTS
the programme for each day, win be furnished
every evening at nine o'clock TO the reporters of the
the consammStion ofarsanaements now being made
for sugmenting the value of several premiums by
CITIZENS PURSES.
THEPREsIDENT AND EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE Of the United States Agricultural Society will
have the exclusive control and supervision of the Ex
hibition, and be found at the Presidents Tent,
which win be designated by blue flag, inscribed
| THE TREASURER, Hon. B. B. French, will re-
oeiye all monies at his Office, at the main entrance,
and pay all bills cOuntersgned by the President the
| Secretary and another Member Of the Executive
| Committee. No bill will be audited which was not
authorized in writing by the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES;
superintendent pr other officer has the right
/ authority of the Executive Committee.
| THE SECRETARY will act General SHperE-
tedent in Carrying out the directions Of the Execu-
tive Committee, and will be found st his office, de-
signated by a blue flag, with stars. He will receive
entries, and be prepared to give information in re-
| lation to the management Of the Exhibition. En-
| tries can be received at the Burnet House up to
| Tuesday afternoon, September IL.
No season or family tickets sold, and no checks
given at the gates Admission to the stand, twenty
hve cents During the first week Of the Exhibition,
carriages will be admitted on payment of dollar
| each, in addition 10 the payment Of twenty five
cents for each person, prOvided, that they do not
| pass in or out when horses are on the track.
| HENRY WAGER, President