, 1863-09-28
FROM KALAMAZOO.
The Michigan State Fair. Awards
Of Premiums,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T43hune.I

OIAc4 4CepGlLe. AA1 &1Ves 46Ceipto 4aFo Deen
over. thirteen thousand dollars, about seven
thousand more than at any; previous Fair,
Two or three years sgo The. State Agsicultu-
raj Society was over sixty thoueand dollars In
debt To-day it'has surplus Of aeyen thou
es1d dollars. ,:-.>.
At two o'clock this p. m. the following
gentlemen were elected officers Of the Soci-
ely for the coming year:
Presideut-BeDj- Folelt, Ypsilanti.
SeeEeta1y-R. F. Johnston, Detroit.
Treasurer-H. G. Lewis, Coldwater, =
Ext cu1ye Committee A. Walters, Kalams-
goo; 8. 8: Bailey, Grand Rapids; Z. q: Banker,
2s s sas; 'S1sssf &ss iansips 41o'fs s.
We1ch, Ypsilanti.
The principal attraction to.day has been
trot and races, the former for citizens purse
Of three hundred dollars, and the latter for
citizens purse Of two hundred dollars.
For the former "Magna Chart, )" of Cold.
water, *'scalpel'' and "Joaiah Rich, Of CHI
csgo, we're entered; best three In five. The
first two heats were won by .sMagna Charta,"
the third. fifth ard sixth BY ''scalpel," and
he Was awarded the purse.
For the running horses, "Wild Indian,n
'tEalus'' took the purse; best time 1;5s.
1.-THE award Of premiums was announced
this afternoon. Isend you the mo1o import
ant ones:
CATTLE c7ats One, Short No,ns.-Willian Cur
.snti T.. AsaisoR; fonF sssT old bull $ uhl
bekt three year old bull, *'Gunpowder," $1{.
Samuel Crooks, Kalamazoo, I'd best, "Indeoen.
oenee." g; EIenszer nutkee, Pottase, best bull,
s,. plymouth, sseond best asstsrms ST buttsiy' MsfIts
= Young Wa.hteaaw,n, go: p; S: Wslblidge'
Samuel Cfooks. Best bull cali. YoaDe % Ftrnonfs; END
So j conlty. Marshall. best COW, az. years Old,
SHS e:t d eo% %Sa af ys,4s aseeaa 3 ses r.
second best. s.. VIM Curtiss, Addison, best t
thrseyear e'a hslfsr; *l:. Meesrs; sly, second
bet, Sc D. H. w heet tive ycsE old hssfes, $40;
heller, one year old, s.. 'Eacsezrr Durkee, SOC.
ttHoasEs.-Ctass one; Hotte, for az IlorE E-R.
Ks!snszSe, sssoad, s. r. festst kais@saeo, iaeeo
Ut p1tmin4'. $s;; S. HOPKINS, Galesburg, ID. $5'
H.ir Spsas S 81 e. ''fs 1T daeq 1, W
1T premium. <S. James Patterson, Kalamazoo'
5sr;s, s.; aa5fh55; Il; Is !: s aoss, it s!ssius.
Moore. Sis; E. S. Moore, SO ). u. Cornell, xso.
E.s; Moore, Three Rlve:s, So A. s. Besiy.
Cl4ss -7Ao,ougA6rsd Horset-J. n. Fitch.
Cleveland, O.. Stallion T. years old, "Col Gfay.
eon," $50. N: Shepherd, rattle ,'reck. Staljion4
{saIs , 9ld, ''Wn. Duncan 80 !: Hamilton,
ae 1a5s T1,ssfs4y s.sf III 4aSsns 1 q.
:, ~ ,IAI'ehlgsn By &C. 4, ThSpss Johason Mar
Gordon, Kalamazoo, 1nafe four Years Old. sio. n.
sa NV s9e aadSsai s6
b; II 81: SSy:aa ana A9ee5 ge'VE y Vsu3s 3ssq s
3. A Flint. Noyi, stallion three years Old, Stone
Il9vsr"$ ;s 3 B. 1eXls Brady msse tso years
{ear Old, "Quesn Bess, s6. George aaal drahsm, as
kalamazoo. stallion one year old, Indian Chief,''
e; W Ascotmiek, n centFe5illc, mare Two years
CIass FsuT. Drdu9ht Horees.-E. Hodges, Ga1eg-
burg, stallion four years old, *Normen Tiger"
$2o. A A. sehooners Allsehan stallion, foar Years
ela esoa tSEee g. o Nm aaqs sssoo1a
nalcb, Kalamazoo, paif dralt hofses. Tia. =. II.
sannE9HG tawPa~ tiN Pay geldlnss. Morgan and
en- gss1a od MHaqE5o 91ao; sss Ssheo ssy
elait, sl1 two year old drat geidlngs, reconmend-
.sSsd Ss df1s.1 1s1::: At; T. Fe5ten s s. Joseph sest
Pe}s, second Ssst Is d. Rsadeipi, & Pnio nad psii
sddlSStngs e. O. B5o~n, Wayne, pair match
CAraE;-l7dss Siz-H<rds Of Short Aoyns.-
p: r uhl Ypsil.nti, beat herd Of short horns,
saS;n; ss,Sht sebt w Curtis Addison beat herd abort
su1Er:55tGN Qne-fr<neh and spoai.A :u<,i.
ePpaDs ePsD,sa ns5aa9 e5s 9f.2 Sas aa william Hughes
;. Class 1ieo--N. 5. Schuyler, Birmingham, best
three yeas old buck, $40. Gosham Glilet Hid
Ley. teeond M M Mbest, Is Aen1y Goodyear, best two
second best r. n. 8: Schuyler; best one year Old
buck Is. u y. Bingham. second best, 81. LII.
Thompson Hnlsdale, best three year old ewes,
=; Richard Dougherty, Pankytlle, best two yesf
lambs, Is. Geo. y. 1nnan, second best, a. L.
Innan: second best. j. b. Adams, best eve y;
6Sss: = 5asttzE,ea4. ,!sdne..M. 8. Schuyler,
con, Hlllsdale, best pen Of I'VE ewes, IS. s, f,
scShe,s1 {xGss feRrTen a1d s.<slaa efgN s.
x1o. n: $. Schuyler, two beet, IS. ). b. Adams,
Climax best pen OF sa1ony ewe lambs, IS.
F1spk!sh ST. Joseph County, beat three year Old
gas stz7zong Ne* !sntep.-James Taylor,
James Taylor, Leieester bucA, tva vcara nd TX TX
James Taylor, long ,woolcd bueE II "a; ya..tss So
oas MeS,ee raSoa ve 9'5s 5aet
lambs. long wooled, IS. James Taylor, tine eve
lambs, long wool, s.. G. B. Smith, three year Old
d. Kinbal1, Leicester bncF lambs. s. w.
C2ass Sfrtn-Fat !Sheep.-Rtchard Daniel, Kala-
mazee, bert f,ye fat eheep, IS. Richard DANIEL,
swRE-Glass Ei9At-J. r Tabhe.s. Detroit,
Chester white boas, s. Nathan Jones, vandalia,
bst b re1nd Rf g. oa e
Tandaiia. best Chester white piss IS: YIN. Gay,
Essex pigs, IS; J. n. Gil]ett, Hadley, best two
fwo sesr S Old soas breed T. NathaH JoDss
four pigs entitled to consideration.
n;;e,s GAss GGSiE;ISr' seco5 sh4Ep: Three
Seed Plow, e; s. Dodge. kalamazoo, Plow for
RStT e. pS & Tsn Do Gofa
Thomas Mast 4 Co.. Ypailanti, Grain Dfili, Il.
@ Albert z T. Hpysy, Chicago, Heltcnltaral 1mpls-
vator. 81, S. stambro. Plymouth, Plaster sower,
s.: Charles tanhoueand, Kalamazoo, p1owing
Mith horfea g. John Michael, Kalamazoo, plow:
sxass Zioo, Haviag end Aa.r<sttng Maealnes.-
bined Reaper and Mower, silver medal. Thomp-
e., silver medal Ts6eE Co., salem, o6io, NOV
Ing Machine, silver medal. 4. q. Chaplain, Te-
eenmeeh, Horse Rake, 500; Cole, Root 4 e.,
~
B. sproule, Hughesrille, Pa, Horse Rake, %.
E L..HoWard, Buffalo, Hometown Mower, $9.00.
G. E. Whitman, Chicago, Woods SER Rakingat-
tachment for Reapere, $500.
C7ass Ste. Corey s. Sons, Lima, Ind, Sugar
Eyaporator. 1at premium, $500. John Richards,
Teenmseh, Sugar Evaporatos, $500;
were made to Grover d Baker, Chicago, for saw
3pg maehiPes =, 4 premium Of g. was awarded to
!s1 F5g14sHSzsss sszs? 4hr<<zJ: v: Humphrey Ply
large number Of Seeding apples, plums and
e6ommendaiion. The display h Of nut ii % Il General
was very fair, but not as good as Michigan can
make. m
B1scz1LAszors-Adl diploma was awarded to n.
Button, Of Chicago for bis copper continuous non
insulated lightning conductors ". Mills Chicago,
diploma for patent cave trough hanger; ". ".
Atmhal, Chicago. was awarded premium q aye
make; George 4. Priece, Ghieago. I've dollars ior
the best melodeon; Miss Kate E. Cameron, best
French embroidered handkerchief, one dollar; Al
bert E. Haven, Chicago received premium for
hoWers iron vases, iron chair, Iron aettee, orna-
mental flower stands; George R. Chlttenden,
Chicago, premium for umbrella stands.
[F1om Our Own Correspondent
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Sept Is, 1853.
I have sent you by telegraph each day brief
but comprehensive mention Of the more I'm.
portant events connected with the Michigan
State Agricultural Fair, which terminated
four days existence in this:scity on Friday
night. In point Of numbers present, the
managers claim that it has been the most sue
cessfnl State Fair ever held In the West,