Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-15

the third day of the Sixteenth Annual Ohio
State Fair. 1t eliminated on that day In q
most remarkable success, almost or quite
beyond that of any other Fair ever held tn
the State. The entries were numerous,
beyond former precedents, and the receipts
will probably exceed those realized on any
former similar occasion. d,itp uri,.tr
We have heretofore adverted to- the exr
traordinary, we may say unequaled quall-
ties of the articles and the stock on exhi-
bition at this Fair. But, during the first
two days of this great State Show, the
number of visitors appeared rather dimin-
utive. EARLY yesterday morning, howey-
er, the railroad trains commenced disgorg-
ing their loads of visitors from distance;
the people flocked in from the surrounding
country; the street cars were laden to suf-
location with passengers; High street was
thronged from the depot to the Fairgrounds,
and these grounds, through their wide ex-
tent presented congregated masses OF thou
sands of people, of both sexes and OF all
ages, and from almost every State in the
Union. We have heard various estimates
of the number present at this great Fair
yesterday, none Of which were, perhaps,
very near the truth; but all agreed that 1t
was an immense multitude, larger than
they had ever seen at any State Fair be-
fore. l1 rlr5 .r.HJ to' oJs bisa arc
OF the Halls and their contents, and of
the stock exhibited, we have, in previous
articles, given general description, and, in
some cases, specific details. For more min
ute accounts of certain machines and other
articles, we refer our readers to the special
notices in our columns. Yesterday, almost
every place where anything was to be seen
or heard, was point of attraction, and
thronged with visitors. Some of the Halls,
as Fine Art Hall, Floral Hall, the Hall OF
Domestic Manufactures, and others, were
so crowded and jdn,med that it was almost
impossible to make ones way through
them. But all appeared pleased and graft
fed, and took the crowding and jostling in
great good hum6r. We heard of no serious
accidents or losses but some incidents
probably happened that did not come to
our knowledge, and which we may deem
OF sufficient interest to report hereafter.
We give a pretty large list of awards
made, which willshow the judgment ofthe
different committees upon the various ar
ticles and specimens Of live, stock sub
mitted to their inspection. Many of the
awards which came in late in the day, we
were of course, unable to obtain. We
shall endeavor to give all, or the more im-
portant of those omitted, in our next issue.
..F PREMIUMS AWARDED.
The following awards were made yester-
day, the third day of the Fair:
.l WORKED METALS.
John Jones. Columbus, O.-Butterworth's Patent
Windsor supporter and fastener, premium for dur
ability and simplicity air In. .....
h H Charlton, Columbus, Ola horse shoes, prem.
Same-loo horseshoe nails, premium for being made
MrsRHS Janney, Columbus, O.--s sizes Fsh's pat
ent lamp heating and cooking apparatus, COM
Same-i sizes same, glue pots. highly commended.
y NJ Babcock, Chicago, M--ribbon hand stamp.
WIN Biynn. Columbus, O.-silver ware, premium.
VIM L Marvin. Cleveland, O.-patent conee pot.
Hall, Stafford 4 Co., Columbus, O.-2 cases files.
SCULPTURE. DESIGNS. ETC.
E1win Corner Columbus, 0.-design for poultry
pens. lst premium, IS 90.
MINERALS, FOSSILS BIRDS, FISHES. ETC.
o u Jones, Columbus. 0.-box scythe stones, COM
Mrs ii Cook. Columbus. O.-collecton of mineral
ores (not from Ohio, commended. tft
Henry Moore, Columbus, 0.-cabinet Of shells, COM
mended rs excellent. i'
GLASS, CRoCKERY, ETC.
W Penield, Willoughby, 0.-drain tiles. lst prem.
CHEMICALS. '' "
R Lewis Son. Toledo. O.-display Of soap. lst
Sams-stearine candles, lst premium. su ls
4 Sheets, Dayton, D O;-writing fluid. LIST premium.
Lewis& Son, Toledo. O:-engine oil. lst prem.
Same-Signal light oil. lst premium. ""
PHILOSOPHICAL ASE SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Dunn Emerson. Delaware. O.-specimen Of dent
istry, diploma. l y Lt - .-.l- ~
G. Siebert, Columbus, O.-double- barreled shot
Same-cast-steel rifle, diploma. .4.
MASuFAcTUEEs-sADDL AND sHoE-MAKER's
fla'. n OCUNi WARE. ili'H'3
Hughes, Latham 4 vsndergrif, Columbus, o.
laiies Saratoga trunk. lst premium. u
Same-leather sack, lst premium. ll1r =, +
Freedom Monroe, Romeo. Mich.-improved plow
harness, lst premium.
J Mcieth. Franklinton, franklin county. 0.-dis-
7 ~ hartweli, Agt., Boston. Iass.-rubbsr- -soled
boots and shoes, LIST premium.
Randall L Aston. Columbus, O.-display of paper
hsngings and borders. LIST premium,
Geo. Purple. Wellington. o-hnrness and buckle.
LIST premium. 10. itOJH.ti cuj OF
Ytf 10 WOODEN WARE. .1Y.' r
L L Gilliand, Dayton, o flour barrel. 1st prem.
N 4 Lovejoy. Columbus. o .--wOOd vetroughs and
pipes, commended. f.fu1p fe ffl-tI fsl .lrai
,itia7,J SILK AND MILL FABRICS. dau G
Alton Pope q Sons. Cleveland, O.-lo yards woolen
Columbus Woolen Manufacturing Co., Columbus,
OIL yard of cashmere, S5 prem. - : ~ -'''
b Clark. Columbus, O.-ls pieces French csssi-
meres, best display Of imported goods, and highly
Columbus WOODEN Manufacturing COL yard
Same-lO yards Jeans. $5 premium. va 9H. t.J
Same-l piece tweed, 70 premium, ,J..a
Alton Pope 4 Sons. Cleveland. O:-lo yards flannel,
Columbus Woolen Manufacturing COL piece of
kersey, % premium: ,.at i.. fgg.5F5 lliut. lr
Same-i pair woolen blankets, y 5premium. +, al
Same stocking yarn, $s premium.
CABINET WARE. rr......
Hahn 4 Bellows Columbus, O.-dressing bureau,
Hahn Bellows--sofa. LIST premium.
Same-set parlor chairs, lstpremium. lbs, ~.
Ssme-center table, LIST premium. ta,.
j G. Strain, Delaware, O.-ofice chairs, lst prem.
Hahn Bellows-set Of parlor furniture, LIST prem.
Same-displsy Of furniture, Lat premium. y,
II Lott 4 Son. Columbus, O.-desks for schools LIST
Bsuder & Haines. Cleveland. O.-sick chair. lst
premium. Ffi - FroiA9 @ul
laIr HoRsEs-THoRoUGHBRKD.
Reber 4 Kutz, Lancaster--stalion. years old. lst
B 3 Anderson, xenia. 0.-staIlion, years old. d
James Thomas. Columbus--stallion. years old.