Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-09
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q, Mr.. ME- Bailey Superintendent, 10
maehiuery and sgIieuliEFsl imrlfn, als ~
thr uusl imrogiani of All iAe isiAHnFni
aud tie ohe mosi largely lslronisei "
exhibitors Il vas grneTaliy seneeisi
egen hy those Sho weFs ia the habit ~ eK'
hibiling At other fsiTe IA dlnsrsnl parts
Of lha saanlry, that ,hsy had never beIeG'
sesa - large, varied aud valuable an sA'
hibilipn,
Caliisaiars anl makers q sugar wsrs
,oush interested by several Loaislana uoi'
els aud machines for lheir hsaehti snsa'
iraih ~ three pans, one below the elhef
dispensing With bueksish uslhs d'rse'
beat, consuming cord OF wood 20 ne
hpgshsad, and costing a comparatively
su,all suin, the Invention of MFssrs, isen'
bier 4 Ponin, bf Nes lee'ia, agenl heFs
Air. snperyielle, 81 OLA l.e'ee a Nery
sinpls aud cheap process for defeating
cane Juice and grauulailug sugar, invented
hy M. 4. MollnieE who took diPln,aa
model n a new apparaius for making
sugar hy steam, nsins only coal, by y
Msn.ll, Of Algiers; tie ''Slar' sugar pan
with circular steam pipes st the bolton
aud claimed 10 eyapogaie In much less
lime aud with lover pressure Of s'eam
,han other pans, BY MIR. II, o. Ames, !
Peiers street, \. o. new sulphurous acid
gas machine fer defeating ani bleaching
cane Juice, occupying small space, and eau
be attached 10 any other machine, haven't
cd by Evan Shelly, rialuemlne lberVille
parish, agents here u, 8 j. d. Edwards
took a iIst class Premium d. X J. ID. I'd
wards large copper steam sugar lrein,
three great pans aud steam coils, nIl OF
hammered copper, mounted WIN hiasA-I
splendid piece Of work, worth slaOOo' ahu
which whn the diploma for "best arrange
meht OF evaporsling pans for ,'apnraung
sugar and syrup the centrifugal machine
for raining sugar friction pulley done
away with, made by the Shakespeare Foun'
dry, which took the highest premium
Leeds & Co. s centrifugal machine, which
took the premium at the previous frirl
Leeds 4 Co.'S sugar kettles and sugar MILL
aud their vertical steam engine for sugar
lnills-like all their work, combining
strength and durability with the utmost
finish and simplicity; and new sugar
cane scrapcr, invented by Bringier Irst
Of Ascension parish. :,
Geo. l.. Squire & Bro, of Buffalo, n. y
through W. H. Gushing and through b. D.
West, exhibited two Of their new sugar
cane mills, for hoasc power, with large anu
powerful rollers, Clbe strength and adJns-
liability of The rollers being the CHIEF iea'
turcl, and their "AmeIican' evaporntor
MIR. Cushing exhibited also 7. W. Gates y
Co.'S eyaporating pans and the seamless
pvrtable eYaporator of Scantlin " Co.,
Evansville, Ind, which took the highest
a.. Enrr had The
Victor Cane Mill on hand, (and Ney q
Stars evaporation pans-thc latter made nj
Richmond, Va.)-T. ID. Bodley, Cook
evaporator, both made by Blymycr, Nor
ton & Co. Honorable mentions were given
ell that not take the highest prize, so good
we're all OF them.
Rice Planters found also plenty to in
tc,cst them. There were rice mills, reap
ers, threshers, self-rakers and mowers,
hulcrs, and rice po unders. Messrs
Wynne & Farr, Sizer Il Owen, Slocomb,
Baldwin & Co., Leeds & Co., and ID. j. u
Edwards were the exhibitors. Edwards
exhibited and carried off premiums for
chest rice hullins machine and "besl
machine for preparing rice for market,
invented by Mr.. Shelly. Leeds Y Go.
beautiful rice Founders have taken the
fret prize oil every Fair.
have noticed StudebaEer Bros fine dis
play of plantation wagons. Harper tu't
man s. Co., of this city had good 2.borst
wagon, for general use on plantation
which took a blue ribbon also first rate
plantation cart and levee whcel-borrows
Douton, Smith Co., of New Orleans, took
premiums for their wagon jack and iron
wagon axle. d. Berlin, of this city, exlib
tied well made iron axle wagon, and IL
Eisele large and handsome boat.
Machinery for working III wood was
ample and soihe of it remarkably ingeh'
ious. w. L. Gushing carried off premiums
for r. Uoe s. CO.. circular, straight, mp
right, cross cut, and railway cut off saws
Lane 4 Bodley's single saw mill for plan,
tation use, and their large and splendid
double circular saw mill; Wo5drough y
McPharin's S circular saw for Lane Y Bod
lev s lath saving machine and, new mil
head blocks; for Fay & Co.'S beautiful set
of machines for tongung aud growing, for
working mouldings, for mortising, fol
tcnoning and for scroll work; and for
lIoag's self-fecding hand saw mill. The
uAmerican Saw Co" of New York, had a
larte and handsothe display Of their new
screws, of Emmerson patent. L. Is. Bod
ley exhibited and took a premium (hon
men.l for Kingsland,7 Furguson Go,
saw mill head blocks, and for loves cir
cular saw shingle machine, made by Burt:
of Dunleith, Ill. 1t cuts, by steam, 2o,O0C
shingles an hours. Mr.. Magee, of Assump-
ton parish, La, exhibited an ingenious
and effective hand cross Cit saNi for cut
ting cord wood, by which one man can do
fhe work Of four, -,
There were seyerai drag saws on the
groun1 The one that attracted most at
tentioii, was the "King of the woods, made
by Cobb, Stripling s. Co., Indiana. 1t is
portable; goes to the log, instead of the
leg going to it, and cut, through alog two
feet in diameter, in forty seconds. think
it was exhibited by Wyhne & Farr. A
stationery machine of the same pattern
for mill purposes, was exhibited.
Among the numerous flashing machines,
/ was, along with every body else, much
pleased with the alone Washer" late ly
introduced here by Mr. Salisbury, at l76
Canal street, and which has already be-
come so popular as TO number its local
sales by hundreds. 1t is made at Chicago
by a laige stock company, with capital
and machinery ample enough for all de-
mands for this very superior and easily
worked household implement.
OF machinery for cuitisating, ginning,
cleaning, huling, pressing cotton, there
was host. There were eight gins, come
of old, some of new patterns. have no.
feed several already. The "Gullett Steel
Brush" made in Amite county, Miss and
exhibited by t. D. Bodlsy, way awarded
the premium as nthe best cotton GIN
Tie celebrated eAlbany Agricultural
Works" famous "Star Cotton Gin and
Condenser was exhibited by Mr.. II. Ii.
Emery, one Of the partners in the Works,
Rho has lately established himself here,
on Union street, and very intelligent
Young gentleman you will find him TO he.
This is the frst gin that had the Condea-
sor attached to it-an iptentioa Of Mr..
Emery, Sr, and which is so valuable TO the
planter by doing away with lint looms.
The nGin and Condenser is portable and
can work any where in the field. Il created
a great sensation among planters and fac
tors when first exhibited at the Fair here,
in 1858, I think. AT the late Fair, il was
awarded the highest premium as the abest