Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-16

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more or less merit. t-
HORsEs.
We find about dozen entries in the de-
partment of Thoroughbred horses, but it
is doubtful about many of them being able to
show pedigree" without which the term
" Thoroughbred is wrongly applied. The
following are among the entries in thorough
brsds:
David Law, WHloughby, entered 4-year old
stallion "a Perfection" J. W. Fitch, Cleveland,
entered 12-year old stallion " Colonel Greyson.'
Moses Simmcnsi 3-year old gelding " Frank
Greyson." NJ Richardson, Cleveland, 2-year old
stallion " Grey Esgle,'s Anderson q Mcmillan,
Xenis, 4-yeBr old stallion 81 Ben Butler.'' John
Tod, Cleveland, two mares, s'Graee Tod and
" s.llie Tod the former years and the latter 2
years. s. Alexander, jamestown. Ohio, stallion
% Boston," 5-year old and and " Dan. Webster" +"
years old.
The following are entered among the Road
sters =
W.P. Irwin, Huron County, stallion ssJohn C.
Keenan," year.. M. NJ Spangler, Cleveland,
stallion 81 Boston, 8 year; CT s. Finehe, Mems
TIM Cleveland, gelding" Frank LESLIE" 7years !;
f. Fl. Keith, Geneva, stallion % SimeOe Chief" 5
years James Brown, Twin sburgh, stallion
Z" McClelleu, " 2 years J. M Southam, HinckleT,
Medina County, mare Lucy" year George
HOWlitt. Cleveland, mare I" Lady Forrest" 2
years; J. T. a D. B. Upsegrah, Mount Pleasant,
stallion, 10 years old, aud mare, years old; W.
J. WstersOn, Cleveland. one brood mare years,
and one sucking colt; W. D. Waddle, Cleveland,
mare " Kitty GurleY," years; III. O. Mcdowell,
Cleveland, mare " Jewess,' years John MIR
lin. Cleveland, mare g Buckskin," 8 years E.
A. Fuller, Columbus, one mare E. Hazen, Will
loughby, stallion William, years, stallion
" Shannon" years; J. NJ Brown, Massilon,
stallion " Mary ST. Lawrence" years; Jacob
nTad1nn aAal1fo1 Haurv G1ov A .
CHARLES Porter Hinekley. stallion " Flying Pill
grim, years NJ. Stevenson, Brunswick, stall
lion % Morgan Stranger" years; G. B. Senter,
Cleveland st lllion 81 Boy, +" 4 years L G. Tlb-
bits Co., Cleveland, stallion Is Henry Clay :; J.
H. Taylor, Seville, stallion Corkscrew,' 5
years, and brood mare, 7 years; ". Baldwin,
Frederick Reed, Brunswick, brood mare, 7
years II. II. Peters, brunswick, stallion Dan.
Tucker B, Thompson, Trumb1ll County stall
lion q Excelsior II years.
There were thirty-two entries in sweepstakes,
seven in draft herses, and large number in
saddle horses. Among the latter we may men
ton the " Bob Hazzleton,' entered BY Colonel C.
d. Sergeant, Of CINCINNATI In matched horses
and mares, there are one hundred sndten en-
tries. t-l
sHEEP.
COmPotent judges assure "a that, while the
show Of Sheep Is about the same as regards
numbers as last year it far exceeds II in quail
ity. The breed most numerOusly represent
cd is the Spanish MerinOs. of which there is
3 very large show. The most extensive e1-
hibitors srs MesSrs. Ira S. and L. J. Wright,
(brothers,) Wsybridge, Vermont; J. G. Hill,
Cornwall, Vermont; and J. L. Dslano, Mt.
Vernon, Ohio. Mr.. L. ]. Wright has thir-
teen pens Of Sheep, bucks, ewes and lambs.
on exhibition. They arc ali of Spanish Me-
rines. Mr.. Wright has been extensively en-
gagged in the Sheep business in Vermont fol
eleven years past, during which time as
he informed our reporter, he has bOught
and sold thirty-thrse thousand blOOded
Sheep. He had several pens of Merinos OF
exhibition last year and took some premi.
umI. After the Fair be designs taking hii
Sheep 10 Licking County to put them up fol
sale. The Wool Of the Merinos is valued
for the ineness of its grain, and the brOed ii
being rapidly extended among Wool-grOEers
s. D. earn of Shorsham, Vermont, who hal
six pens Of bucks and four pens Of ewes
(Aerinos,) sold three bucks yesterday fol
500. A. K. Carr Of the same place, sold tt
James FullidgtOn, Union county, Ohio, fv'
MerinO ewes and buck for $500, which wa
certainly good price for Sheep. AnOnl
hose who have MerinOs on exhibition arr
the following: Wooster & PrObsrt, Pitts
hsid, LOrain county, Ohio, nine Spanish Ne
rinos, worth from $50 to sSeO each. One Q
them buck two years old, was shorn in Jun,
Iast of 1s14 pounds OF wool, one year
growth. j. L. DeIano of Mt. Vernon, Ohio
has Eve pens. Thomas GOrby, Randolph
Ohio, has four pens. He has twO-yesr-Ol,
buck on exhibition that is a monstrous fel
low. he took the first premium a
the Fair last year as 4 ysarIing. q
R. Hslisn and G. C. DAny Of MiddIeburg
o., have 2 pens. c. ". Foot, Of Cornwall