The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-29

NJ rtoWe, frederlckSoufg-Alderney
bull "Beppo."
II. @. Boltz, Henrico county-Aye,sh shire
COW and calf.
Rush Burgess, Henrico county-Alder.
ney bull "Red Cloud" 2 years old.
John Stewart, Henrico county-Alder-
ney bull.
Henry NJ. Harrison, Glendover-Alder-
neys-cow " Philly," 4 years old : COW
"Rose," 8 years old /; heifer "Daisey,U 2
years old; bull Sardi eth,n / year old.
A. P. Rowe, Fredericksburg-Ayreshire
calf, 6 months old Alderney bull "Han.
nibal," one year old Attorney heifsr
Princess" 4 years old; heifer "Ida," /
year old calf six months old.
DR.. X. A. Patterson, Henrico county
Attorney bull "Tuckahoe," 2 years old.
Q. P. Lipscomb, Richmond-cow "Sal-
lie."
I. P. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa, COW
" Dairy Maid" s years old.
Mongar & Phillips, Govanstown, Nd,
Eugenla," pride Of Oakland"
Venus"
G. B. Hood, Culpepper, G. H., dairy
cow Annie, rs years old.
S. s. Bradford, C~ulpepper, two dairy
cows.
II. G. Boltz, Henrico, COW and calf.
R. P. Rowe, fredericksburg, cow
"Rose."
G: B. Lipscomb, Richmond, COW "Sal-
lie."
DR.. William S. Walker, Goochland, .
heifers.
W. J. D. Bell, Augusta, yoke work
oxen.
R. B. Haxall, Orange, COW "Rose-
mary,"7 years old !" Bright Eyes," 3
years old ; heifer 20 months old.
Alex. Kerr, Richmond, COW "April."
w. II. f. Lee, White House, COWS
I" Buttercup," and Jennie Deans )" hei-
fer " Nora Lee"
w. A. Rapp, Lexington, n grade
COW.
DR.. o. A. Crenshaw, Richmond, grade
COW I" Queen y grade heifer " Susie.H
w. b. Byars, one grade cow and calf,
"Sallie," and "Billy Jones.n
w. B. Rose, Henrico county, heiter,
"Queen of Brookland."
II. G. Boltz, Henrico county, COW and
calf.
NJ. n. Catlin, Henrico county. grade
bull, ''Prince Alberto
20. Cary, Richmond, one grade COW
and calf, grade heifer, two years old.
). II. Bell, Augusta county, one grade
heifer calf.
Rush Burgess, Henrico county, one
grade cow, "Rose," three years old.
A. P. Rowe, fredericksburg, grade COW,
Grace three years old grade COW,
'Rose," five years old ; grade heifer,
"Minta," sixteen months old.
w r. Ruoro W,,b;rn+oo oa.r4 -
yoke work oxen.
Section TT. P. Cooper. Coopersburg,
COW, "Snow-Drop 2nd," four years old.
w. B. Byars, one single fat bullock,
two bullocks, six head of fat cattle.
w. A. Ruff, Lexington, one fat COW.
j. V. Thomas, Henrico county, two fat
cows.
Section s.--John T. Cowan of Mont
county-Bull COW, "Lucy
10th - cow, "Susan 4th !" cow Duchess
Sutherland )" COW, "Susan 4th," and
calf COW, Lucy 10TH" and calf.
Section 9.-P. I. Cooper, of Coopers-
burg-Cow, " Dinorah 2nd," 6 years old /;
bull, knight of Canada" 9 years old
bull, prince Nicholas 3 years old.
DEPARTMENT 6-coNcLupEp.
Class 2-Section John P. Herndon,
Fredericksburg, 2 horses.
E. Starke, plows for blowing match.
Class 3.-V. Walden, Williamsburg, es-
say, Experiment in Deep and Shallow
Tillage."
MISCELLANEOUS.
A. G. Adams, Richmond, frame contain
ing a collection Of So varieties Of coin of
ancient dates.
John Nor ton, Richmond, collection of
Towering plants and boquets.
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COM.
MITTEE.
A meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Society was held at the Exchange
hotel last night. Present-Messrs. Lewis
E. Harvie, president Haxall, Delaney,
Dufor, Walker, Harrison, Burke, Lee,
Cowan. Knight, Ross, and Watkins.
On motion Of Mr.. Knight, the premium
was amended so as to provide for q pre-
MUM Of $50 for best pair heavy draft
mares or geldings.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolped, That the military companies
visiting the city, in or outside of the State,
to attend the Fair, be admitted without
paying the gate fees on Thursday next, and
that the First Regiment of Virginia Volun-
teers be included but that it is the sense of
the Executive Committee that military
companies shall be put on the foot of all
other visitors to the Fair hereafter.
The report Of the committee appointed
to settle and adjust the accounts of the
Treasurer, Mr.. E. G. Leigh, whereby it
appears that there is a balance OF GAS as
in the treasury, was received and adopted.
The President appointed Major 7. G.
Peyton, General w. III. F. Lee, Col. r. II.
Delaney, DR.. r. F. Taylor, Colonel Will
liam W. Gordon and w. r. johnson, his
aids.
FARMERS MEETING.
A Farmers Assembly will be held at
the Capitol at half-past seven O'Clock to-
night.
RAILROAD TRAINS.
Trains for the grounds will run at brief
intervals every day during the Fair, from 8
A. NJ, till dark, from the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
depot on Broad street.
BUT ONE WEEK-CLosE UP.-But
one week now remains until the Presiden-
tial election. Let none of our friends for
get the vast interest at stake. Let them
take pains to close up to the best advan-
tage the campaign work which has been
carried on so efficiently : and let all DER