Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15
Last Day OF the Fair.

b""hI "a bhD BSOPiS NSlC oION ~ SoiH'h0 w WV
Fair, they were also slow to leave, About IL
o'clock q matched running race. for purse of
$3.50, took place between IL. l.. Blodgetts
Fred Douglass and J. NJ. Fronk's grey horse
Douglass won the race and purse. The af-
ternoon exercises commenced with a trial Of
roadsters. to harness, for society's purse Of
$25. The following entries were made:
J. Eckert's oh. e. Lowery Mathews;
Billings b. s. NJ S. Latham.
G. E. Osborne's Coolo.
John Stewards d. m Susan Morgan
T. Cochran's bay stallion -
1t was won easily by Latham" The
indges announced the time O. So, though we
are inclined to believe that, accidentally or
otherwise they made it a few seconds more
than it actually wac.
At 4 p NJ the equestriennes were annouLc-
ed. and soon made their appearance in the
arena. They were but two in number, Miss
Mary Pierce and Miss Celestial Collins, both
Of Yuba county. They were very pretty
young Misses, neatly habited, and mounted
on fine looking animals. The judges of this
branch of the exercises were five in number;
Messrs. j. II. Jewett, r. s. Mesick, VIM III.
Parks, II. j. Walsh and L. D. Addison. After
receiving their instructions, the girls gave
some specimens of very pretty and graceful
riding. Miss Collins horse being somewhat
fractions, Marshal Schooley kindly exchanged
with her. Both. received premiums, and
both deserved them.
nounced, and paid, at the Pavilion. The fol
lowing is the list
70 Best exhibit fruits, r Niekerson. Dip
8 best exit of apples, Briggs d Haskell IS;
GO I'd best EXIT of apples, E Teegarden 50;
best spec'ns apples, Briggs d Haskell So;
60 I'd best " E Teegardcn So;
best exhibit pears, Briggs & Haskell IS;
120 I'd CCovillaud So;
81 best specins d" II I Hutchinson IS;
I'd Briggs & Haskell So;
10 best exhibit peaches, J X Nickerson IS;
81 2d Ii T Hutchinson 50;
100 best specimen peaches. C Covilaud 50;
6 best ex nectarines, Briggs & Haskell So;
best ex pums, Briggs d Haskell So;
20 ID l. Bennett So;
50 best spem'us plums, Mrs A w Sewel S.;
81 best ex grapes, II T Hutchinson, Dip;
40 best Cal grapes, p 5 Russell $50;
100 I'd Z" " G Covillnud $40;
81 best for'gn grapes II 7 Hutchinson, dip;
100 soft shell almonds, c Covillaud So
~ straw berries, John II Krause 50;
pomegranates. Briggs & Haskell S3;
100 best ex seeding fruit, G Covillaud IS;
81 best figs, IL I Hutchinson Sc;
% best watermelons, Wiley Bradley So
The Awarding Committee make special
mention of three varieties of Chile grapes ex-
hibited by M Ramirez, as being exceeding
ly fine.
Best collection Of plants, John Cass SIS;
best dahlias, Mrs W A Bolnger. s.;
best roses, " 81 SIS;
WORKS OF ART.
Best oil painting, canvas, Della Green, s15
best Grecian painting, Mrs Hapgood, 10
beet pastil painting, Miss A Z Yale, 10
best painting, water colors, S p Saunders, 10
best pencil drawing, Mrs B Gray, 10
best crayon drawing, Mrs } B Gray, 10
best monochromatc, G V d Hubbard, s
best ex photography, 5 2 Saunders, dip.
best penmauship in letter, Mrs J Gray, 10
I'd " A S Strong, 5
best penmanshp in drawing, d r Wilbur 10
% " Mrs @ Graves, 5
best India ink dra wing Scott Tidball, 8
best marble mantle, T W MeCready d Bro 10
best marble monument, " 10
best ex marble work, - dip
HOME WORK.
best emb in worsted, Miss b A Nabb, $40
best raised embroidery, Mrs Bayer, 10
best Tufted /" l0I
I'd Miss L Reardan, 5
best emb in muslin, Mrs A Suffer-, 10
ID q" Miss NJ Fuller, 5
best silk emb on wooden, Mrs Decker, 10
I'd g Miss l. Bowman, 8
best emb in silk crotchet, Mrs J Lawrence, S
best " in worsted, Mrs c Provost, 5 |
best " in cotton, Mrs Calhoun, 81
best needlework, shirt, Mrs Lawrence, 10
ID " Mrs Noah Brooks, 5
needlework wrapper, Mrs S G Chandler, 10
best bed quilt, Mrs John Hoesch, 10
ID " Mrs Fairchild, O.
best knitting in cotton, Mrs Bayer, 10
ID 4" 4" Mrs IL McCrary.
best shawl knit worsted, Mrs W Chitie 10
best wax fruit, Miss l. Bowman 8
best POI techemain work, Mrs w A Bclnger
best shell work, Mrs l. Mann. g.
best hair work, Miss l. Atkinson, 81
best burr work. Miss G L Reed, 81
SPECIAL AWARDS
Self grading Sand Rifle Tail Sluice, inven-
ted and exhibited by ID 0 Atkinson. The
Committee recommend the SAME. and award |
10 the exhibitor framed diploma.
5 Howard exhibits a most useful sewing
machine for sewing hydraulic hose, and is
awarded a framed diploma.
French exhibits a Drilling machine,
which is recommended 10y the Committee as
a most useful and labor-savng machine \
framed diploma is awarded
G Selfridge exhibits model and also
working Pump with double action This
Pump is recommended as a valuable inven-
lion, aud the exhibitor is awarded a framed
diploma.
Williams d Orvis, G.. Armstrong, agent,
are awarded framed diploma for the best
sewing machine.
Grover d Baker, j T Allment. ageut, are
awarded framed diploma for best sewing
machine work.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
The following articles are awarded prem
iums
Thrashing machines, Russels Patent exhib
tied by Treadwell e. Co, F ID.
Reaper, Kentucky Harvester, exhibited by
A Hawley d Co, f ID.
Moving Machine, Buckeye, exhibited by
a Hawley d Co. f ID.
Steel Pillow, exhibited by Tread well q Co