Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-14
Tie committee recommend the sheep

Tie committee recommend Jne sncep
shownby ThDmes Aston, and dIrecommend
him as asuccessful breeder of the Cotswold
Sheep < E'B'SF 4 Ell 2PlR' 'AlR"
Ts he 14:SsT A:SH i P:n s sss Year. 3D. 3D.
lst premium, ..usEH ws bAE
,gSbss smEEP LErcEsTERs sBkg
r. Baker. Avon, Lorair Co., o.. buck, oyer years
old, I'd premiuIn.il'E q ~ 11INlH .It
BENZ b. Browning. Springfield. Clarke Co., buck,
Samuel GS TSs 3ssRs s%i Canada wo buck years
AsS Sa wa gHfe Hcdssa %Risy buck over
Fred. p. Vorgnon. Delaware, o., sane-2d premium.
John Nichols, Northampton, ClarkeCo. D., same-
/ ilst premium. hlo on i.tH 2niip' iNt W. i.
Committee reported sheep marked "com-
mendedY as very fine specimens Of the
breed and highly creditable to the exhibit
ors. 'iE ~ tih',o ~ ..,-l
sHEEP-soUTHDOwNs AND FAT SHEEP. 10
w, F. Hubbard, Ashtabula. o., buck, over 2years
NJ Z. chsase. Jefferson, Ashtabula Co.. O., same
SAMUEL 'T% Ta$s, Ottawa, c, W, same commended.
NIL. Chaffee, Jefferson, o., ,sAmc-commended. ..
Shine HPon Pen q eve lambs, ist premium. ...i
SameTsame-J2d premium. -.'-.,..s,-f,,.i,-.
Sam Pen Of fat lambs, 1st premium; JsJ.LL
-pecmens Of tic breed apd highly cfeditable TO the
"a. o7iJHJ THOROUGHBRED CATTLE. g7ard as
w.F. Hubbard. Ashtabula, o., COW, 3 years old. it
premium. :tHl ", NL3SB
T6Os. Aston. Elyria. o.. bull, gear old. LIST pre-
Same-bpll ealf, g I'd premium. ,,., .log .I.l
Same-cow. years old, I'd premium. m.Hr9
Same-cow,7 years old. Is, premium. u'.I q
Same-cow, . Years old, LIST premium. ,siI1.r. ,.r'i
iiEfdioniD DRAFT HORSES. 'gug4 .i.Il D.
Hiram Allen, Delaware, o.. horse colt, I'd premium.
Geo Sc Clair Milford Center, o., mare, fyears old,
E.E Bart Aitas, o., mare. years old, I'd premium.
Martin Hitler. MardnIo.. mare years Old, lst pre-
r6os Jnes, Darby Creek. o., sucking raate colt lst
Geo. Sinclair, Milford Center o.. same. mos. old.
We omitted TO mention, in the proper
place, some beautiful specimens of Wax
Flowers, made by Mrs. James Patterson, of
this city, and on exhibition in Fine Art
Hall. They are certainly lovely limitations
of Flora's handiwork, and show All artist
of almost equal taste and skill. i,. lsd II
Generally everything, SO far as we saw
Or heard, passed off pleasantly on the
grounds yesterday. We heard Of only one
accident worth notice. During the day,
persons were exercising their steeds on the
half-mile track or ring, which was, con-
siderlng therecent rains, In pretty fair con-
dition. At times, the competition was
quite lively, and the excitement among
the spectators rose to corresponding
heighth. 60 s'' w. .a 7o' 51g1 @ uo' , ',' i, '1
The accident to which we alluded above,
was this: Two light vehicles passing in
opposite directions around the ring, came
In collision, and the shaft Of one was run
into the breast of the horse attached to the
other, killing him instantly. The horse
was large and fine animal, belonging, we
understood, to "a gentleman residing in Ii
thopolis, in this county. ,vb " .. ,.
| The. number of visitors at the Fair
though large yesterday, will probably b
Increased two or three times to-day. Thi!
is the third, which may be expected to b,
the great day of the Fair. .ayai