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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-04

GRAND CoScERr.-A grand select Concert vii be
given at the African Church, Tuesday mig Hext,
by Mr.. II. Schneider assisted By Madame Ri slaud
Nessrs hesnich, ThiIlc&, and fine orcLe.tga-'
This will be tue gTandest Concert OF the soas4l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-04

BEEF SroLEN.-Last Wednesday night some
thieves visited tho farm Of Mira. Maria Goorb, OIL
the Meadow Bridge road aud having slaughtered
fine beef in her farm yard, skinned it there and
leaving the hide carried off the meat.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-04

THE WEArHER.-YcsterdSy was day pfglOOm and
drzzle, and at night there prospect of SNOW
storm. In the present scarcity offuefsnow is much
to 1s dreaded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-04
rs4Mr Editor, Please announce TO the

voters of Elizabeth City, Warwick and York counties
and the City Of Williamsburg, the name Of TADB0T
SWEENEY, Esq as candidate for a seat in the next
House Of DelegateS Mr. Sweeney i 100 generally aud
tavOraby known by the constituents Of his district
make it necessary to do in this than simply pre-
seut his name If Mr.. Sweeney accepts this announce
ment--and We earnestly hope that he wl-we invite
him TO declare himself az and thereby crafty his
numerous friends. Respectfully,
felt. WARWICK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-04
ron SALE on CONsIGNMENT.

$50 sacks Salt
80 bbs. super refined Oil
10 do Apple Brandy =
5000 lbs. Horse Shoes
100 boxes Smoking Tobacco
5 bbls yolasses
~ bales Cotton Yarns
1000 boxes Tobacco, from medium t. fine
ALSO.
u bbls. Albemule Pippin Apples.
-St STOKES. WILKINSON i % .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-04


NOTECE.-Notic il hereby given that application
~ will be made to the Treasury Department for the
renewal Of the following bonds issued BY the Confederate
States.
l. Bond for si4O0. issasd BY Thornton Utterbaek on
9Th December, 1862 No, 65l payable lst January sS4
O. Ropd for 500. No. 306S issued 4th Augass 1863
with per cent interest from 9th Jnly s65 To mary L
Carnett and transferred ~ her 70 me.
The above bonds were taken from ne by the Yankees
onhe 9th December 1854 in their raid through Culpeper
county. iaVhNioN oi-6hbAtk,
ITCH, ITCII!! ITCH!-I offer for sale to
/. the pu bic receipt for curing the Camp Itch The
cure Is certain and quick. and the romedy simple.
Tho receipt can DO obtained by enclosing five dollar
note TO the address Of
Professor p. s. HICKS
Major ASKlLL'S Bait Art,
fe 3-H First Corps ArmyN. Va
COTTON YARNS FOR SALE.
" ~ Bales Cotton Yarn No. g..
10 do do do DO g.
10 do do do do 10.
AS-% 100 nsh sH>st
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-04

ION sAI.E.-A STEAM ENGINE and ySiI I'd
E Fifteen horse Power made BY Talbot Bro but ID
lie used, and IN good order.
Apply To the subscriber at the Ballard Hotel tetuee
IL bonn Of 10 and o'clock. JOHN p. BALLARD.
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FROM GRANTS ARMY.

The following is the latest Of interest rOp Grants
army:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-04

&1S0 REWARD. Runaway, on MONDAY, I-rR }
WlUU instant negro boy named JlN. lie il sboui
feet OF inches high II years old. very near srre
and black with the left cheek under the eye.
las been seen IN this city every day The aboye rwar
viii be paid for his delivery the New Richmond Thea
tire. corner It'll and Broad. oc9ls-ir
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-04


Tie Chair laid before the House Senate Joint
resolution which provides that, the House concur
ring the Joint committee OF the two bodies on the
treatment Of pris0ners-oi-war IN the hands Of the
enemy, shall il addition thereto report upon the
ioalons Of the rules Of civilized war BY the enemy,
aud ascertain further whether the enemy are willing
70 resume the exchange Of prisoners. Passed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22
CALEDONIA COUNTY FAIR.

The annual fair of the Caledonia coun-
tv Agricultural Society and Fair Ground
Co. was held at St. Johnsbury on Iues-
dav. Wednesday and Thursday OF the
present week.
The rainy and threatening weather Of
Sunday and Monday toreboded the equi-
noctial storm, and Monday evening the
friends of the fair looked as gloomy as the
night. Nothing but rainy day for Tues
day was predicted but when the morn
ine came the bright sun and braclng ar
.lispelled all gloom and made doubly glad
the many vino wished to be at the fair the
first day.
The first day of the fair is the day for
cattle. sheep and swine, and breeding
mares and colts Those who have attend
ed our county fairs here for the past ten
year, notice this fact in connection with
y
The exhibition of stock The qualify I'M
proves year by year. There never were
50 many good bred animals on exhibition
here as on Tuesday. There have been
longer strings of oxen and more young
cattle. but never better while the show
Of sheep, mich cows, swine, etc, was
much larger than usual. This is as 1t
should be. The rivalry is to see what is
the nest breed and variety and what food
or treatment will produce the finest speci =
mems of its kind. 1t is gratifying to the
friend, Of agriculture and stock raising to
see the marked Improvement in the quail
~ of stock and agricultural products in
the last decade
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Pedch0ni Election.
PEACmAM. VI. Sept. IS. 1868.

PEAcmAM. Vt, Sept IS, 1865.
MR. EDIroR: Dear .Sr, Below copy
a few lines from the Montpelier Argus and
Patriot which wish You to reprint ia
The CALIFORNIAN. that those who do moi
have access 10 the Argus NAV know Of
the glorious things doing in Peacham. that
they too may rejoice:
"Peacham. has done q glorious thing.
the like of which has not occurred for
many years and that boaStful banner re-
publican town is redeemed: wherest the
true men within lis borders may well feel
better than good. while tho disunion ne
gro-sutfrageites are gnashing their teeth
with modification and rage.
Harvey Sanborn, straight democrat,
was elected representative by 81 votes TO
90 for Dea. William Sanborn. abolition :;
while the conservative justices were bare
ly defeated because of the earelessness of
our friends in not writing tickets enough -
l find but two out-and-out lies in the
above, but in all probability had they gone
on to tell about the state and county cleo
ton there would have been dozen. One
year ago the democrats cast IS votes for
Governor; at the last election only A.
Yes, well may we believe that Peacham is
doing GLORIOUS thing" when We learn
that eleven democrats are being converted
yearly cannot see how Hiram makes
out that twas carelessness that their ticket
Of justices WAS not elected when there
were but 1!0 voters present, and out of
that number the unionists had los. Will
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20.

The second day of the fair opened pleas
ant but not bright. The morning was
given up entirely to horses-matched,
driving, stations and saddle horses
There were nine entries Of matched hors-
es. and about the same number of driving
horses; and while there were several very
good pairs, and some elegant single horses,
there were number Of very ordinary an
finals entered. Among the horses on the
track, we saw the splendid large black
horse of Rev. H. P. Gushing Of Barton,
and very nice three year old owned by
Mr.. Shute of Lower Waterford. There
were six entries of saddle horses, but one
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22

An INCIDENT oF WIRz.-1c,1trdl, a.,
Wiz WAS on his WAY from lie coug raola
to the Old Capitol 4 Respectfully dressed
lady. between fifty and >iNiy wears odd
who had been waiting for 1llc oipgrtaulf>
asked the guard ii that w, the Anlt--
sonrille butcher! On recli, iIr IN at'.,r.-
alive reply she. in a frenzy Of Ira>>io-. -
deavored TO strike Wirz with her unjcJ!.@-
saying, You wretch, Won butcher, Yea
murdered my son at Andersonrille, FAl-
ing 10 reach him, she seized a brick ..i.1
implored the guard 10 lei her eel II HIM
She was with some difficulty restrained
and the prisoner conveyed 10 ms quarter
1t seems that the old lady was an oAlo
widow who had come on here 10 81 t'acN
pay of her sons, ali OF whom h"'e be-
longed 10 The army. One MAS allied N
battle, one murdered al Andor>oiNl-it'
another rendered hopeieSsly insane ~ h-s
sufferings in the same slanghier-pen- anu
one only returned 10 hi home al The ciose
of the war-ife7ug. IN Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22
TUESDAY, SEPT. 10.

In hastv run about the cattle pens on
Tuesday we saw many things worthy of
especial mention. At the risk of APP
pearing invidious we noted down some OBJ
jectS for special comment. And first we
will speak of what all could not help but
notice. the splendid stock of Messrs. IL.
Nj. Hall of Burke and A. Bemis and Sons
of Lyndon. They filled three Or four cars
with their beautiful Dcvons, South Downs,
Cotswold, etc, etc However much the
lookcrs-on might admire the large and
strong limbed Durhams, Herefords and
Natives, when they came to Mr.. Halls
pens of Devonshires, they acknowledged
that they carried The palm of all the
stock.
Mr.. Edwin Harris exhibited short
horned Durham cow and her calf that
slow unmstakable points of good mixers
and breeders. The Messrs. Fairbanks ex-
hibited their Attorney stock, which the
people looked at very much with the same
distrust that they did a few years ago up
on the little dirty merinos" But the
Attorneys nevertheless, are bound to be
popular so long as people generally prefer
cream to skim milk.
There was the largest number of mich
cows in the pens that we have ever had at
any fair Besides those from Lyndon and
Burke above spoken of, we noticed large
and sleek Natives and crosses in the names
Of James Trefren, Mr. Russelow of Dam
vile. Hubbard Hastings of this town,
Lawrence and Winslow of Passumpsic,
and others.
Of oxen the show was excellent-nOt
great in numbers, but unusually good in
quality. Mr.. c. C. Richardson of Water
ford undoubtedly had tie largest pair on
the ground They were noble fellows
weighing 1924 lbs. Mr.. Amasa Bemis
of Lyndon had some four years old Dew
ons, ''handsome as pictures" and as near
alike as two peas. II. NJ. Hall, Royal
Aver. j. p. Carr, Chandler Works, n. j.
Graves Of Concord, were among the ex-
hibitors of good oxen, while MIR. Horace
Paddock of this village had his famous
workers there. C. L. Dawson exhibited
81 pair of twin Durham steers, and Willard
Kline pair of twin working cattle so
near alike that chalk mark was the only
sign by which "Buck" was known from
Bright
The ten best yoke Of oxen were owned
by Stephen Richardson, G. W. Felch,
Geo c. Lawrence, Eovey & Carr, j. P.
Carr, Cyrus Hill, H. c. Dawson, S.
Owen, t. A. Parks.
Mr.. NJ. S. Bedell of Bath, N. H.,
knowing he could not take premium,
took tie pains 10 bring to our fair noble
COW and her large and beautiful twin
calves. They were admired by all who
saw them.
Messrs. A. R. and NJ, S. Hovey had
large lot of cattle, old and young, among
which were two or three grade bulls of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22
Barton Vi, Sept. 10. 1860.

PRESIDENT johnson AM, ,rur ID Ma. e.
Rscl--A distinguished gentleman. in
Conversation with tie President = Ia
days ago al Washington. remarked 10
HIM Il perceive, Mr.. .lohn~,sn. thai Il p.
oopperhead democracy are n...h:nr rre,..
efforts /" capture our Pre,id,nt-so witt
draw hln from the party which nonliua-
led AMI elected him, srnd put linn into II.
keeping Of the PARTY which lanlercd an1
Nillified lim before eiocfion. and wli,li
plotted hi assassination aft,rg..r,i. and
should ike 10 know their ,'..neeS a. ,u,-
cess Tie President repii,-l: Il link
L know them Too We'll 10 be in danger 81
capture 10y Them, and | sup; ,,,-ed th,.s ki,r.,
me well enough moi 10 makr The aitrm'd
Boston Journal
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hob PRINTING.

We hare lately added number Of fonts OF
ue,r time to oar Office. and ire are noae better
than erer prepared to do all kinds Of job print
ina, such as Wedding, address and Business
Cards. Circulars. Bill Heads, Blanks, Re-
CENTS. Tar bills. Auction bills, etc.. etc.
G.. M. STONE q co.
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John Page, formerly governor OF NJ"
Hampshire for several terms. memter "a
the United States senate, and one OF lie
earliest movers in free-soilisln, died trdA!
at Haverhill, n. H., aged 80.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22

'o Mr. Atkins please tell us in his next bo,z
- the state and county vote stood in peacbs,,
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A Banfll, St J

Best embroidered skirt Mrs H c
Jones, St J 80
I'd chemise Mrs Horace Dean. ST. 20
Sd apron Mrs H j Somers dip
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Oil painting Mira J Andrew. ST J 30
Best piece crayon - 50
I'd Miss L A Kimball, St %
Sd Mrs A j Worthen. ST. dip
Best penciling Miss Jennie Colby
ST. dip
Photographs, + b Gage dip
Best straw and bead work Miss
Mary L Hosmer. St J 50
ID braid Mrs NJ B Belknap. ST J %
Best bead work Mrs Wallace
Morse, Danville p
I'd Mrs Newell %
| palmetto basket and 6 napkin
rings Katie Remick. St j so
l husk basket Miss l. Little, Peacham %
I'd Miss Sarah Stone. st dip
l shell monument Miss L Chaplin. ST J 30
l do basket Mrs ID ID Jones. St J %
I'd Mrs V ID Moulton, Concord dip
agricultural wreath Mrs VIM Gil
tillan. Peacham SO
| shell wreath Mrs H c Jones. ST J %
Best piece tattin Mrs G A Bur
hank. ST J %
Best thread collar Mrs n F Knapp
Best feather wreath Mrs H c Jones
ST. dip
I'd Mrs H ] Somers, Barnet dip
moss wreath Mrs + ] Dalton. ST ] %
worsted tidy Mrs r b Flint. ST J %
ID Miss Bradford. St J %
| silk ottoman Mrs G c Barney, ST ] 50
I'd Mrs Dan'l Thompson. ST ] %
| worsted do Mrs S Humphrey. ST J 30
| do cricket Miss Anna Blodgett. ST J dip
l toilet cushion Miss E c Peck.
don 50
Best breakfast shawl Mrs A c Jones ST J 80
Best home spun and colored do
Catherine O Mathews. ST J so
Worsted flowers Miss Belle Chan
der, StJ dip
l burr basket Mrs ] L Currier.
Danville 80
10 frame Mrs J s Shaw. St J din
Hair work Mrs Susan Morse, Concord dip
l lamp mat Miss NJ Willey. ST J -
% Mrs ii " Emerson ST. din
Best watch case Miss F L Parks.
I Waterford 25
thread tidy Mrs Chas Thayer. St J %
ID AIDA Morrison ST J dir
l toilet cushion Miss Abhie Proctor
Lyndon D.
i napkin rings do p
Best wrought slippers Mrs l. c
Freeman. Waterford %
| crotchet yoke MR. ii { Jones. ST. %
do collars Miss ] NJ .To~lyn, kir-
hv -
| braided apron Mrs G 4 Bur-
bank. :; ] 81
Best needle book Mrs ID L Cellev %
! white Thibct mantle bv Miss 4 u Nor.
gan Of Lyndon entered too late for premi-
um hut worthy of mention
FLOWERS.
Best display cut flowers. Jas Ham,
ilton. ST. / On
Best ;ioral design do DO 81
Best display pot plants Geo Cruick-
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Concord so
Best peck peas f Jones. st. J. so
Best peck tomatoes \ b Flint, St. J. SO
Best lot watermelons Step'n Kent.
Barnet so
Best six cabbage heads Jas Hamil-
Best caulihowers do 50
Best variety table potatoes Thos
Randall, DanviIle IS
I'd w w Baxter, Wheelock so
Best seeding potatoes Higgins & son IS
Best variety peas, G Galbraith 80
I'd A G Danforth. Danville so
Honorable mention is made of single
kind of pear, the Flemish beauty, exhib-
tied by J. c. Fuller, of Danville. Also
of Delaware grapes presented by c. F.
Ramsay, of St. Johnsbury.
BUTTER AND CHEESE
Best tub butter John Mullen. Barnet so
I'd w NJ Goodwillie, Barnet 90
Best % lbs old cheese, Mrs E B
Kinney, McIndoes 90
Best rs lbs new cheese, Mrs Yves
ley Sargent, St j / 90
A good exhibition of butter and cheese
every specimen well worthy of a premium.
SUGAR, HONEY, BREAD AND STARCH.
Best tub maple sugar A J Ran
dali, Danville 15
I'd Miss Laura Bishop, St so
Best tub unrefned L Covely, Danville IS
I'd w G Houghton, St ] so
Best box honey L w Russell. Concord so
I'd Mrs w G Bartlett, St j 25
Best white bread Mrs NJ Bowker. St J 80
I'd Mrs f A Parks, Waterford %
Rye and Indian bread Mrs II Cur
It's, St J so
Best lot pastry Misses c & NJ Rem
lex, St j 80
Best preserves Mrs E Miller, Barnet 80
I'd Mrs B A Magoon, Danville %
Best pickles Mrs Fl Curtis, St J so
I'd Mrs Stephen Kent, Barnet %
Best 10 lbs starch Miss kette E.
glestOn, Burke 80
|. MECHANICAL wORkS-FIRST CLASS
Best buggy wagon Trull & Mat
= tocks. Lyndon 90
I'd Trull & Mattocks. Lyndon $50
Best single sleigh Harvey x Green
leaf, Concord / so
Best horse rake James Warden.
Peacham dip
Best root cutter J ID Gould St J dip
Best churn (Fyler's PATENT j ID
Gould. st J 40
Best OK yoke II y Roberts. 81 J 30
Best 3 axes Lawrence Flavin 80
Best mower (Wocd'sl J VI War
ner. St J dip
The committee would f;,vorably men
ton the improved Buckeye mower manu-
featured at St Adams, and exhibited bv
Geo McIndoe OF Fairlee. but by the
rules of the society it could not compete
for premium.
,
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Premium List.
CATTLE-FIRST CLASS.

CATTLE-FIRsT CLASS.
Best 10 yoke oxen from one town
Waterford. S15 90
I'd St. Johnsbury, II 90
Best yoke working oxen H NJ Hall
Burke, 800
I'd Jones Graves, Concord 25O
Sd Chandler Works, Waterford 200
18th Willard Kinney, 100
Best yoke fat oxen C c Richardson
Waterford 800
I'd c Works, Waterford $50
Sd E & I Fairbanks, ST. Johnsbury 2 90
Best years old oxen j Graves,
Concord 800
"a Amasa Bemis & Sons, Lyndon 2 so
Sd VIM Russelow, Danville 200
18th Loren Kinney, Barnet 100
sTEERs-sECoND CLASS.
Best yoke 3 years old steers, C
Works, Waterford 25O
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torious animals.
SHEEP.
Best fine wool buck 2 Yrs old and
upward c \ Sylvester. Barnet , 90
I'd ChaS Gates. Peacham 30
Best fine wool yearling buck c a
Sylvester, Barnet 200
ID Loren Kinney. - SO
Best fine wool buck lamb Gray &
Folsom, Wheelock l 80
I'd Chas Gates, Peacham | 90
Best ) fine wool eve. Chas Gates 90
I'd A III Wilcox st 90
Best ) fine wool eve lambs A II
Wilcox, st J 200
ID l. c Kinney Barnet 90
Best south down buck A Bemis &
Sons, Lyndon 200
I'd II NJ Hall $50
Best south-down yearling buck J
Higgins & Son. St 100
I'd a Bemis & Sons. Lyndon 80
Best south-down buck lamb A Be-
mis- & Sons. Lyndon 80
ID John Higgins & Son st 90
Best 5 south-down ewes \ Bemis
& Sons. Lyndon 200
I'd A Bemis & Sons 90
Best 5 south-down lambs, do 200
I'd do l 90
Best cotswold buck H NJ Hall 200
Best yearling cotswold buck g 200
Best cotswold buck lambs 50 so
Best ) cotswold ewes 200
I'd l 90
Best 5 cotswold lambs - 200
Best grade buck Hovey & Carr
Waterford 200
I'd A " burlington, Lyndon 80
Best grade yearling buck Lawrence
& Winslow, Waterford 200
I'd - so
Best grade buck lamb J W Stod-
dard, Waterford $50
I'd II NJ Hall 90
Best grade ewes John Higgins &
Son. st J 200
Best ) grade lambs A Bemis &
Sons, Lyndon 200
I'd John Higgins & Son St J 100
Best boar ] S Kinnerson Peacham 200
I'd j P Carr, Waterford 100
Best breeding sow and pigs John
Allen, ST. 800
I'd VIM Russelow, Danville 200
Best spring pig John Allen, ST. 200
I'd WIN Russeiow, Danville 100
Best pair geese A W Burning
ton, Lyndon so
Best pair fancy fowls C S Hastings.
st. j. so
I'd ] w Grant, St. ]. so
Best pair common fowlsJ Higgins
& Son, st. j. so
I'd A Flint, St. ]. SO
Best pair Guinea hens A w Bur-
rington, Lyndon so
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Best variety apples Geo Galbraith,
Barnet so
I'd Jas S Lang, Barnet 100.
Best variety plums Mrs Aurora
Hazeltine, Barnet 10
Best half bush bets Geo Cruick-
shanks, St. J. so
Best SIX pumpkins E A Parks,
Waterford 59I
Best six squashes, G. Cruickshanks sol
Best string seed corn H Brown,
Barnet sol
I'd John S Goodell, Barnet sol
Best peck beans T S Randall,
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Horse Fair.

Premiums awarded BY tie Fur Ground Go.
III thar .frtt a,muai hors, JiiIir Il, 81. JoLr.s-
b'ry. Sept. u. 1865:
FIRST CLASS
First premium. f. III. Gilman.
Rocket. $500
ID. r. b. Flint. Mountain
Chief 1000
Time. 2:iS.
SECOND CLASS.
First. Nike Lark. Belmont" 5000
ID. +. III. Gilman. Rocket 1900
Time 2:I3.
THIRD CLASS.
First. Horace Peck. Peck Mare" $500
ID. :. w Davis. ''Columbus." 1000
Time. 500.
FOURTH CLASS.
First, A. II, Smith, "Danyille
Bow lOO.O
ID. d. c. YOUNG. kettle Bail" $500
lime. 2:il.
PEDESTRIANS
\ premium OF $500 each was awarded
10 Charles Sias, Alfred Sprague, Joseph
Prescott, Harvey Weeks, Geo. Green and
Fred Narney.
CayALRYMEN
First. Capt W. A. Pierce. ST.
Johnsburv. l5.n0
ID. Chas. T. Parks. Waterford. 1000
Sd. Geo, Randall. 81. Johnsburv. 500
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Sd + & L Fairbanks, St. j. So
4th c L Davidson, Waterford 100
Best yoke 2 years old steers RIP
Harvey, Barnet 250I
I'd A R Hovey, St. J. 200
Sd 30
BCLIS-THIRD CLASS.
Best durham 2 yrs old & upward,
NJ S Hovey, Waterford 200
Best alderney E & T Fairbanks St. J. 2 90
Best 60 yearling H Brown, Barnet 90
Best devon 2 yrs old and upward
L d Stiles, St. j. 200
Best devon calf H NJ Hall, 100
Best grade bull 2 yrs and upward
A R Hovey, St. j 200
I'd James Trefren, Lyndon 100
Best grade calf A R Hovey ST. 100
COWS, YEARLINGs AND CALvEs-FoURTH
Best fat COW E & T Fairbanks 200
I'd L" $50,
Sd L P Cheney, St 100
Best mich cow ] P Carr, Waterford 2 90
I'd A r Hovey, ST. so
Sd Hovey & Carr, Waterford 100
Best stock COW H NJ Hall 200
I'd Edwin Harris, St J $50
Sd L P Cheney, St j 100
Best yrs old heifer, James Trefren 2 90
|2dH NJ Hall $50
Sd Edwin Harris, St j 90
Best lot yearlings H NJ Hall 200
I'd A R Hovey, StJ SO
Sd q" s. 90
Best lot of calves II NJ Hall 200
I'd Willard Kinney, Waterford so
Sd c Works, so
The committee would notice COW and
twin calves entered by NJ S Bedell of Bath,
n H., not for premium, very meritorious
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Premiums awarded By tie Far Ground Go,
Ut thar ffth aa'ai horss jar 1t 81. ,Joir.s-
bury. SEPT. n. 1865:
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The committee would iavorably men
ton the improved Buckeye mower manu-
featured at st. Albans. and exhibited by
Geo. McIndoe OF Fairlee. but by the
rules of the society it could not compete
for a premium.
The Mon mower was also exhibited
and is a favorlte with many of the farm
ers of this section.
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HORsES-FIRST CLASS.
Best stallion X b Flint, ST. 800
I'd f Drew, Danvllle 90
Best 3 yrs old, S Shute, Waterford 2 90
I'd Joshua Bemis, Lyndon 90
Best yrs old, II Caswell, Waterford 90
Fastest trotting horse X B Flint st j 3 %
"a W W McGregor, Concord 200
Best pair matched geldings or mares
II W Rublee, Hardwick } 90
I'd b f Haviland, Danville 100
Sd W p Fairbanks. ST J 90
Best gelding or mare A d Pike St J 2 90
ID B + Haviland, Danville 90
Best saddle horse rode by owner
LC Kinney. Barnet 90
I'd W c Hill, Waterford 90
MARES AND COLTs-sECOND CLASS.
Best breeding mare and colt Har-
vey Fisher, Waterford 2 90
I'd Loren Kinney. Barnet 80
Sd + ID Williams. Walden l 90
Best 3 yrs old colt ii N Hall 80
I'd c J Trefren, Lyndon l 90
Best , YRS old colt l. ID Stiles, ST J so
I'd VIM Stevenson, LIST. Barnet %
The committee would make honorable
mention of pair of wears old colts en-