The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16
OHIO STATE FAIR /!
FOURTH AND Last DAY.
Largest Attendance Ever Sc.
cured.
TIE REoEIPrS SATISFACTORY.
Awards on Horses, Cattle, sheep,
Poultry. GheeSe. Fruits,
Flowers, Fabrics
and Machines.
SUCCESS OF EOKTHERE OHIO
kXHIBlTORS.
The Grand PlOWiDg Match,
The Grand PlOWiIg Match.

| N---Nt 9AN SHo SEtot grove OF majestic OAK
presented the most animated of spectacle
during the entire day. The best OF orde
! prevailed, and no serious accident occurre
) to mar the universal zest.
The Fair, in ali its Departments, is
complete success The display of Horse
is pronounced by judges one of the bes
ever made in our State, and the Oattl,
Kings of our fertile valleys and plain
reign in all their glory. The Horse RIM
was the centre Of attraction to the multi
tude, and the scene of frequent and ex.
citing contests. The reports of awards Sre
yet incomplete. The first premium for
matched carriage horses was given to T.
w. Talmadge of Columbus, and the first
for matched roadsters to Mr.. Ellison, of
Cincinnati. The Messrs Grain, of Galena,
Ohio took the first premium on stallion
seven years old, and 8. A. Campbell, of
Circleville, the second. The Cattle Ring
drew thousands of admirers of iue stock.
and the first premium for Short Horn Dur
ham Bulls over three years old was
awarded to Mr.. McAIillen's HGen. Grant,
and the second to Mr.. Hsnkin's HDuke of
Highland" The Sheep Ring was full of
interest to wool growers, and the collection
of blooded Bucks wss pronounced By them
the finest ever exhibited in this country.
The first premium tor Spanish Merino
Buck over two years old was awarded to
Mr.. Perrine of Pennsylvania, and the sec
ond to Messrs. DelAno & Wright of Mt.
Vernon, Ohio For Buck under tEo years
to Delsno & Wright first premium, and
second to Bingham & Eels of Vermont.
The first sweep stake premium for best |
Buck of any age or breed was taken by
DelAno & Wright, of Mt. Vernon, and for
the best Eve by q. j. Starr of Wyandott
county. For best pen of not less than five
Ewes of any age or breed, by D. P. McMil.
len, of Newark. For best Silesian Buck,
BY dohn Singer. of Harrison county.
The collection of Cashmere Goats, eight
cen head, exhibited by Mr.. James Baker,
of Licking county, had a constant throng
Of admirers. These pretty imported aui-
nals flourish and prnYe 10 ha nrnfitAhla in
his country.
The Reserve Cheese exhibitors were
awarded prize cards to day. The Commit
lee reported great difficulty in deciding
the cheese shown by H. F. Gid
iings & 90. and L. E. & q. N. Carter, but
rom the large number (34) of all geod
,heese shown by Messrs. Garter, they
lually awarded the sweepstakes premium
o them, and say that Messrs. Giddings &
Dos cheese flour new and one old) are of
/ very superior quality in all respects.
The poultry show is very good, the prin-
,ipsl exhibitionE being from Columbus,
springfield, Oardington and Xehia. The
Reserve is not in the chicken ring. The
irst premium for the best exhibition of
poultry WIS taken by j. O. Cox, Xsnia.
The following premiOuis have been
awarded on fruits:
John Il. Long, Hamilton, Ohio-plate of
peaches, lst premium. r.--s--
T. P. Johnston, Osborn, Ohio-plats of
peaches, I'd premium.
A. B. ButtIes, Columbus, Ohio-l0 varie-
les of pears, lst premium
George Powers, PerrysbuTg, Ohio-l0
varieties of pears, I'd premium.
w. E. Mesrs, Milford, Ohio-5 varieties
1f pears, LIST premium.
George Powers, Perrysburg, Ohio-5
varieties of pears, I'd premium.
@. Limpert, GrovepOrt, OhiO-3 varieties
Of pesrs. lst premium.
George Powers, Perrysburg, Ohio-2d
premium.
one variety, lst premium.
riety, "a premium. -,
George Powers, FerTysourg, Ohlo-Dest
display of pears, 1st premium.
IL. danfordy mpus-Dest display OF
pears, I'd premium.
O. G. Norton, Oolumbus-l2 ounces, lst
premium.
A. B. Buttles, Oolumbus-lz ounces, 20
premium.
g. w. Campbell, Delaware, O-bunch
foreign grapes, LIST premium.
Other premiums have been awarded, the
fruit list not being complete. Mr.. Barney,
Of Sandusky, and Mr.. Campbell, of Della
ware, have red cards on grapes, the latter
on foreign varieties. his clusters are very
inviting. Mr.. Campbell is one of the most
intelligent and successful oil grape growers
His famous Delaware grape has become
universal tavorlte The spring troets
greatly injured bis crop OF grapes this sea-
son. The following Is the grape list
John Kelly Cleveland O.-Dest SIX va
rieties grspee, lst Preglum.
ID. .. Richmond, SAndusky, Oho-tor
same, I'd premium
VIZ. Barney, Ssndusky, o.-S varieties,
I'd premium.
U. Limpert, Groveport O.-for same I'd |
premium.
w. z. Barney, display 10 varieties, Let
premium.
John Underwood, Columbus, Ohio--for |
same, % premium.
G. w. Campbell, Delaware, O.-foreign
grapes, 1st premium.
A. b. Buttles, Columbus O.-for same,
2d uranium