Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21

sqI7n Fan frRMS.-Ws learn that th'
number Of entries st the State Fair Wsr'
1857. Tbs amount Of receipts Is $l1,777,
representing, with the complimentary tick
cts, abOut afty thousand tickets sold AMI dis
tributsd.
The expenses Of the Fair are not known
They are light compared with those of last
year, however. Enough is known to enable
us to declare the State Fair this year the
greatest success yet, pecuniarly as we'll as in
every other respect.
The police regulations, under charge OF
Marshal Frazse, were admirable. There
was no drunkenness, disorder or disturb
snce. No light fngured gentry found chan
css to exercise their favorite employment
The crowd, though great, was SO well hand
led that there was comparatively little push
ing and rushing.
The Fourteenth State Fair was emPhati-
cally a success.
ssThe following is.the completed list OfPremi-
ums awarded:
BUTTER, BRAD, &c.
G. 8. King, Madison, ten lbs roll butter, lst
prem Mrs NJ Robb Olmsted, . lbs butter
made in May, ID prem Mrs K Hawkins, ROCK
port Is lbs butter, ,msde in June, 1st premi Frank
Oaks, Rockville, 90 lbs butter, made az any
time, lst prem Henry Lane, Geneva lOO los
butter made in June, I'd; Mrs Smith, lcai
corn bread, lst prem; Mrs VIM Brown, EaEt
R0ekpOrt loaVes domestic bread, 1st prem
Mrs Sarah Whipple, Cleveland, loaves domes-
tic bread, commended; B. Steadman, Cleveland,
- IT Co.., V kaa Taf
prem Mitchell 4 Ladd, Cincinnati, hams, lst
prem Rose & Prentiss, Cleveland, hams: (sugar
cured), commended; Mrs Sarah W Whipple,
Cleveland, l card biscuit, LIST prem; Mrs W
Brown, East Rockport, 10 lbs roll butter, I'd;
Mrs Perrin, Mi'an, loaves brown bread, lst
prem Same, loaves rye bread, LIST prem Mrs
Q L HinPley, Brooklyn, 10 lbs lard eomme ndedi
Mrs W Whpple, Cleveland, soda biscuit, lst
prem Jno Truber, Cleveland, twist loaYes
bakers bread, LIST prem
CABINET WARE.
There were but two entries in this class. The
committee made the following report:
But few articles of this ware we're entered
for exhibition, although tits Of extensive use and
manufacture, and on 1t liberal premiums we're
offered. The committee award a premium on an
invalid chair entered by Mr.. J. J. Gilmer, War
ren, Trumbull county"
over one year old-H F Giddings, LindsnTille,
Isl a u ~ NdLAeEr A1otOgf u pLGlAA-
Cheese under one year old-H Stevens, Shef-
field, LIST prem E H n Carter, Leroy, I'd;
E Cox MesopotamiR, 8 cheeses, I'd prem An
son Bartlett, Munson, best display ofeheese, LIST
GLASS, oROcKEET, &c.
JW Penieid, Wllloughbv, best sample drain
tile, commended; Henry Craig, Cleveland, case
arti6eai eyes, commended; W Fogg, CleVe-
Same, porcelain and antique vases, commended.
VEGETABLES, ROOTS, &C.
S King, Madison, Lake county, Neshannook
potatoe 1st premium; w h Atkins, Brooklyn, o.,
q Il Dodge, Cleveland, peach blow potstoe, 1sti
Z Willard, Cleveland, variety Of potatoe, lsti
G King, Madison, greatest display ofPoEatoes,
Ist; Willard, Cleveland, a bushel sweet po-
tatoes Ist G d Dodge, Cleveland, I'd E s VIII
lard, parsnips, lst Jno. Kelly, East Cleveland,
blood beets, 1st; Z 5 Willard, turnip beets, lst
s Willard, sugar beets, lst; JOHN Smith, Cleve-
land, best display Of beets, lst; Peter Herkeri
East Cleveland, tomatoes, lst J Baisehe, East
Cleveland, I'd John Smith, Cleveland, display
Of tomatoes, 1st; E 5 Willard, Cleveland, dunn
head cabbage, 1sti e s willard, Cleveland, red
Dutch cabbage, 1st; John Marshal, Brooklyn,
CaulihoWer, let; J Marshal, Brooklyn broccoli,
Ist John Marshal, Brooklyn, lettuce lst; b "
Payne, Brooklyn q bushel yellow onions, lst
Peter Herker, East Cleveland, white onions, 1st
Z S Willard, Cleveland, display Of onions, lst;
T ShurWin, East Cleveland, peppers, lst; G H
Dodge, Cleveland, display Of peppers, lst Lewis
Ford, East Cleveland, roots sSl-ify, lst; John
Cleveland, marrow squashes, lst; 6 II Dodge,
Cleve' and, squashes, lsti N OUatt, Euclid,
crookneck squashes, list; g H Dodge, Cleveland,
sduashes, lst; ] Baisehe, East Cleveland, pump
kius, st; q Dodge, Cleveland, dis7lay of
pumpkins, 1st; F G Lewis, Rockport, sweet corn,
ist; 6 Dodge, Cleveland, sweet corn display,
Ist Peter HeTker, East Cleveland, mountain
sweet water melon, lst; J s Blackwell, East
Cleveland, u water MELONS, lst; j Baische, East
Cleveland, Rreen-heshed muskmellons, lst; J B
Latterage, ROckport, yrllow-feshed muslImel-
lon, lst; Peter Herker, East Cleveland, display Of
melons. lst J Baisehe, East Cleveland rad
ishes, lst; J NJ Tubbs, Cleveland, LAMA beans,
Ist: B Latterage, ROckpOrt, Kidney
beans, lst; Edwin Smith, cambridge 20
varieties Of beans, recommended for premium;
J B Latterage, Roekport, other beans than
Lima, 1st; James D Herrick, Jefferson, field
peas LIST; b. Stevens, Sheffield, garden peas,
variety, LIST; James II HeTrck, peas, variety,
lat; G II Dodge, Cleveland, gherklns cueum-
bers, lst; NJ G Perrin, Milan, apple pie melons,
Ist; Willard, Cleveland, egg plants, lst;
T Shifwin, Ezst Cleveland, rhnbarb stalks lst /;
E S willard, Cleveland, vegetables, variety, lst
John Smith, Cleveland, carrots, lst 10 n Kelly,
East Cleveland, marble cabbage, lst; John Sea-
Der, Cleveland, red onions, 1st.
The committee declare the exhibition in the
above department to be creditable to the ezhib-
itors and to the State. Some ofthe articles were
found to be short in measure aud therefore got
no premiums.