New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

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New gland 1t was an exciting race and everything
P"''~' FARMERS DISCUSSION.
| 7, Tho ovoninr ar u H. another farmers meeting
was held nj The Ctv Hail. President Loring III tDe cna
Subject for discussion" Breeding. Iafge hu o',
were present and the proceedings "eio 'dnncndad
inc The President thought stock raising depenSeu
,n;n,r NON the selection of males IN Dreeulns MT
John Giles OF Woodstock, VT spoke ~ Ie1n " W.. .no
various breeds of stock He regarded inc DIia ,no
finest stock in the world, and we ought 10 pIino non
az are however somewhat too large for us
here though some parts of New England are sued 10
them The Ayreshres are sooa eeue's ii o
n, sn rich as Others. The Devons and Jerseys were
choice stock but the Durhams seemed to have the pest
general RI h1scd;o n ,he hands Of sI and
oxnerienced persons, but he doubted whether the
science Of breeding was understood generally DIT T.
DR.. Loring being obliged to leave DR.. ii. is Superin,
tenden of the State Reform School Messrs Shepherd
of Westied. Mass, Colburn of Springfield. w. Stead
man of Chcopec Mass and others continued the dls'
cussion. The meeting adjourned about % p IN.
CHOICE sTOCK-OATTLE, HORSES, SHEEP, SWINE
FOWLS, &c.
The number of entries at the Fair grounds Is ISL
of which 332 are horned cattle Gncludng 80 Durham,
30 Devon ~ Ayrshire, and other knds) no Herefords
24 are horses of all classes s7 of sheep IL OF SWINE
l24 of poultry; Essay Edward A. Samuels Of Bosion
722 Of agricultural implements. Of implements the
Ames Pow Company Groton Mass. and Whittemore
Becher & Co, =, have the largest displays, the
former $50 entries the latter 40 entries The above
figures do show the extent hctual
mails Of oil kinds only the entries OF single ones or iots
OF cattle there is very large display ana among
them several fine specimens. We notice the prlncpai
ones Carlos Pierce Of Boston (who has famous blood
stocked farm at Stanstead c. e.. has as fine lot as
any one here using IS pens fol cattle alone and among
which is the famous white OK Gen. Grant. weighing
go pounds which is years old raised IN liy'
ingston County New.York. and presented 10 The San,
itary Fair by the ladies Of Livingston County ana
bought by Mr. F. and presented 10 President lneolni
who in turn presented the same TO the Sailors ran
| whp W L.,
Roxbury, Mass and sold shortly aflerwrd at BAILEY
Reserve for $50 Mr. Pierce again purchasing the am.
NAL lie has owned il since. He loaned u To the
Chicago Sanitary Far months since. over SlOOO
has been realized from this OK for the 0eneht OF the
sailors and soldiers, at an expense 70 MI j. OF over
81 OOO His size is about 10 feet girth. Mr.. T. has
beside "Gen. Grant" the following Monitor,
full bloodcd Durham Bull, four years od
raised by ;. Thorn. Thorndae Duchess County, ~ y.
Got by I'd Duke OF ThorDdale out OF Acaccla (lhor
stockj He took the first prize at the first New England
Fair at Springfield last year. Rose q famous COW
which took the first prize at the Canada Provincial ran
in 1904; her yearing calf with her weighs li0 POUNDS
LADY Lathrop' six years old full bloOded Durham
by Young Monarch out of Lady Sale-sth cali -four
months old; Lady Sale sth three years old; High
land Maid three years old; Eugene two years old
full.blooded Durham, bred by Pao La,hrop esq. OF
South Hadley Mass. by Brother jonathan out OF Ada
DIV Earl of Warwick beside others; pair OF four
wear old Durham steers weight 42oOlbs eight feet
grth; some Canada gray roam short horns; several
| Dutch cows valuable Consul JARVIS imported stock
| H. G. White. South birmingham. Mass, has fine
*,
ThorDdac," superior bull, one year cd weighing
OjO pounds been offered for him 81 00o 20 go 70 En-,
gland; three fine Durham dairy cows; Lady Mary,
a yearling imported Red Rose %, being grandam OF
"iody NJ" Red Rose I'd gave in one day milk making
pounds IA butter; 80 days. GO pounds beside
others.
has a fine collection, sc head. including some hnc
Dutck cattle. With them is LIS celebrated COW
| " Texelar who has given in one day 'ot Us mix
and for eighteen days has averaged u lbs Her
] =, \an
G. I. Plunkett Of Hndslac Mass, las some extra
head four year old bn, " AastaGon." aud three
/ and n half wear COW Lady Sale among them. Bur
dett LOOMS Of Windsor Locks, Conn shows ton Head
His cattle won sixteen premiums al tAe nI'' Ne".
Eng and fair at Springfield, Mass, last ye9ri among
those here Brigand. Durham Shorthorned bun three
wear old: Emma" Victoria" both lonryear old
cows; Dimple, heifer Frank May. North Wood
stock Conn, has a splendid roam bull; Jonathan Slad,
and j i Brayton both of Somerset, Mass, one fal
OK each. L. II. Hyde, stafford Conn has some h1t
bull a fine annual; Gem nine-year Old, dan
> LADY Jane" imported stock two year old bul
Young Comet aud several others OF ne character
several Of them having taken prizes at the tOnlcccu
State Fair and Springfield last year. W. > Lincoln
n Worcester Mass has some some. splendid thorough
. also 'Brenadl," COW nearly five year
: Old. granddaughter Of the imported COW Bren
y ada" also bull calf, two weeks old, beauty; also
COW Counties" nearly five years Old grand dang T.
ter OF the celebrated imported Countess. d. DAVIS
y Son, Windsor VT. s & v. 5. Allen, Vergennes: VI
q VIM lanes, Worcester, Mass. WIN. Mixer, Hard
p wick "a rousing fat cows 5. Ellsworth Barre, Mass
y H. r. Proctor Dunstabe, Mass; b. ID. Godfrey, MI
ford Mass Dick Shrivcler. IT, fine Jersey bun
4 years old, weighs 1850 ~; Barney & Dale Clare
A mont. " H.; Il. Bradley Brattlebofo Vt, Nled Mar
!, shall bred by S. Thorne Thorndale y. w. years old
:, sired by Prince Of Oxford; dam TayOria. the latter
q winning first prizes at state Fair in IT, an'
" ls5g as yearng oyear-Old cow ID. H. Meuck
+ Wibraham, Mass &c head pure Deyonshire cattle
s. Appleton Sutaboio, Mass "a large herd Of Lathrop
. Lang and other stocks of DuThamO Albert Norris
Nj ,lov. IA mai
70 breed years ODD and others have fine lots. CD Ay
~ shres there some few good collections; hose OF
Z j. Stone Of SturhIidge, Mass; Dr. George j. Lorne
- Salem, Mass az head assorted, beside others. q
!; course Il is impossible give y an mere reie
II ence the different herds where there are SO man!
~ valuable ores.
The display Of horses is Of the best collected
> ThOrouehbreds few in number Ethan Allan, Georg
= NJ Patchen and True Blood (Hdpenkton y. H. az
tie only ones the latter having some dozen or more
" colts upon the grounds. Also stations over eight years
A viz;
i cord: Sherman Blackhawk BY y. 5 Appleton Of Deer
. ing H. H.; True Blood, by ]. c. Iebbets Of ll0pkln
n ton; Leo, by j. NJ Cove OF Weare; George NJ Paehen
a IT., by b. d. Godfrey Of Milford; Wentworth Boy b!
: j. Caverly of Wentworth; Black Warrior, by T. vii
lard Co. of FairAayeD. Vt; Green Mountain Boy, By
. s. +. Remiok Of Tamw0rtl, y. H.. Colonel Morgan,
. by L. W. Avery Of Mortified, VT Morgan Iightoot
> by Geo Jones OF Warner n. H.. Gen. Sherman, BY
!, Geo =. Maynard Of Boston.
OF those years old and under :, there are Beimon
Eclipse by W W. Cheney Of i BELMONT ia5@e +,
A. Z. Morrison OF Boston; Prince Allen. by Geo. ;
Howe Of Worcester; Ethan Allen. jr, by llOabcrd 3
/ Eager Of Worcester; Lexington by /. u. Harlow Of
Claremont y. H.; Young Morrill,. jr. by ID. ". Hing
OF Manchester " H.. Draco Prince, BY j. Il. Poor Of
Somer'ile, Mass. Little Speedy, by ". IL. Smith Of
; Mortified. VI.
Ofthe above less than and over . dapple bay stall
lion Lexington years old, grandson of old III OK
Hawk out Of a Hsmbletonian mare, seemed 10 attract
considerable attention Tor style beauty and action. lie
il owned by l.. u. Harlow OF Claremont y. II.