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              VOLUME XXIII. MOUNT VERNON, OHIO: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1859. NUMBER 21. PREMIUM LIST. Of trie Knox County' Agricultu ral society, ior t air, to d noi-den on the 28th, 29th and 30th ci sepiemuur, ioo. HORSES.- CLASS 1ST. Rfillinnst TJnht Drauaht and Saddle.. 1st Prem., Hadd's Anat'y and Physiology of tho Horse, Col. Plates. 2d do do do -do. Plain do rT i I'd iT Snfl!nn.t TTsnrm nrannht. and all Work. . ' - - j j . lf. Prem DhiM'.u Annt.'v mid Phvsiolo- " gy of the Horse, Col. Plates. 2d do do do do Plaiu do CLASS 3D. 2 Year Old Horse Colts. 2d do Cole's Am. Veterenarian ly, Chairman, Pleasant Tp.; Andrew V ance, Morgan tp.; J.u. nogcrs, v ayne tp.; Joshua l3raddock, Berlin tp. J Horn, Harrison township. CLASS 4TII. Jirood Mares with Spring Colts, Roadsters. Tf Pro m TWjrlI'rt Annf iitk'I Tfiv-Kiol- ogy of the horse, col, plates 2d do do do do Plain do Brood Mares with Spring Colts, all Work. 1st Prem., Dadd's Anat. and Physiology of the horse, colored plates. 2d do do do do plain plates. CLASS GTII. 2 Year Old Mare Colts. 1st Prem., Linsley's 3Iorgan Horses 2d do Cole's Amr. Veterinarian CLASS 7TH Single Mares. 1st Prem. Linslej-'s Morgan Horses 2d do Cole's Am. Veterinarian CLASS 8TH. 1st Premium, ' Ohio Cult d do Diploma " - CLASS 9TIL 1 Year Old Mare Colls. 1st Premium, Ohio Cult 2d uo .uipiomu Awarding Committee. Dr. E. Mast, "!hsiTrm:m. Howard tn.: F. W. Plurumcr. Morris tp.; JHinehart, llilliar tp., Jos. Xove, Berlin tp.; Walter Clark;-Wayne township. CLASS 10T1I. Matched Geldings. 1st Prem. Linsley's 31 organ Hordes 2d do Miles on tho horse's loot ;CL ASS 11th. Single G tidings. 1st Prem-, Herbert's Hints to horse keep'r 2d do Ohio Cult Dest old horse, any breed age and stock to be given, O Far 2d do do do O Cult AWAHUINO UoMMllTtK. Avery jiuier, Chairman. Berlin tp.; Josihh Cochran, Wavne tp.; John JIcKic, Morgan tp.; A. "White, Howard tp; S. A. Mclntire, Morris tp. Jacks and Mules. Best Jnck, Allen's diseases of Domes- tit- n hi iiwiia, 2d best Jack, Ohio Cultivator -iv.-i. i ah....', ,r,o......r,o, rf Domestic Animals 2d best pair Mules, Ohio Cultivator Best 1 y'r old Mule, Ohio Cultivat. r Awakdino 'Committee. J. L. Jack son, Ch'rman, Morris lp.; v in. bmiUi, Pleasant T p.; J. Craft, Wayne Tp. CATTLE. CLASS 12th, Best Dtirliam Bull, 3 yea-s old & over, American Farmer's Encyclopedia 2d test Durham Bull, Sj'ears old & over, Youatt & Martin on Cattle Best Durham'Bull"2 years old & under 3, Stephens' book of tho Farm ' 2d best Durh'm Bull 2 y'rs old & under 3, Youatt & Martin's on Cattle Best. Durh'm""BulM. y'r old and under 2, Dadd's American Cattle Doctor a a -v -k ti ft a - za Dest uurn m iun i y r oia k unacr 2, Ohio Cultivator - Best Durb'm Bull Calf,over 6 mo. O Onlt Best do do dp under do O Cult Awarding Committee. S. Fawcet, Chairman, Butler Tp.; Alex 31cGrew, Morris Tp.; John Lamb, Clinton Tp.; John Tarr, Liberty Tj.; Mahlon Walters, Middlobury Tp. CLASS 13th. DEVONS & AYERS1IIEES, Best Devon Bull. 3 years old and over, American Farmers Encyclopedia 2d bets Devon Ball, 3 years old & over, Youatt & Martin on Cattle Best Dev. Bull, 2 years old and under 3, hyphens' Uook ot too xarm 2d best Devon Bull 2 y rs old & under 6, Youatt & Martin on Cattle Best Devon JBull 1 y'r old & under 2, Dadd's American Cattle Doctor 2d best Devon Bull 1 y'r old & under 2, Ohio Cultivator Best Devon Bull Calf, over 6 mo. O Cult Beat" do do do under do O Cult Awarding Committee. John Bonar, Chairman,- Morris Tp.; John D. WoIf, Liberty Tp.; Solomon Workman; Brown A p., II IU. J. WCICi, JL J-p., XV. iLLUlUf, Pleasant Tp. - CLASS 14th. Best Darhafu Cow, Stephens book of the J? arm 2d best Dnrbam Cow, Youatt & Mar- tin on Cattlo , . , Beat 2 year old Darbam Heifer, Youatt s jaarun on uattIO 2d best 2 year old Durham'Heifer, do "Best 1 year old Durham Heller. Dadd's American vattlo Doctor i j.. 2d best I year old Durham Heifer, do Best Durh'ianeifer,Calffover 6mo O Cult Best. ; do do do do O Cult Awarding Committee. Heman "RAnaHir.. 1 ThAirmftn.' Clinton Tn T O'reer,-Jefferson Tp.; Moses Dudgeon, Harrison Tp. James Elliott' Jackson Tp.j WmAUen,Clay 'Tp., .; ., i ;t - CLASS 15th.. -:. 1..-. .; , Devons and Avershires. 2d do - ' do Youatt & liartih on cattlo Best 2 yr old Devon heifer, Yonatt ad Hartia oa cattle, Jd do 2 yr c!4 Devca better, do do do Dadd's Am. Cattle Doctor. 2d do do do do . Best Devon heifer calf, over 6 mo. O Cult Best do : do - do under do O Cult Awaring Committke. Lyman Gates, Chairman, Miller tp.; Thomas Larrimore, Minora tp.; Chas. Tyms, Butler tp.; Jacob Hammond, Sr.," Union tp.; A. Patterson, Monroe tp. - CLASS 16th. GRASS FED. Best Milch Cow of any kind, Stephens' Book of tho Farm. ; , . 2d best do - do do The cow to be kept on grass only during the experiment, and for fifteen days previous to each period .of trial. The exhibitor may conimenco the account of the yield of in ilk, and the quantity of butter produced, at such time as may by him be deemed most proper, and continued for ten successive days." ; J ' . ' Statement to bo furnished containing 1st. The age, weight, and breed of cow, and time of calving. 2. Th quantity of milk in weight, and also of butter, during each period of ten days. 3d The butter made to be exhibited with the cow, at the Fair ; and the statement to be verified by the affidavit of the competitor and one other person, conversant with the facts. Awarding Committee. R. It. Sloan, Chairman, Clinton tp.; O. Searles, Wayne tp.; Chas. McLain, Morgan tp. CLASS 17th. Best Yoke of oxen over. 4 years old, Youatt and Martin on Cattlo 2d do do' . do do Ohio Cult Best Yoke oxen under 4 yrs., Dadd's Am. Cattle Doctor. 2d do do do do Ohio Cult Best 2 Fat Cattle, Ohio Farmer 2d do 2 do do. Ohio Cult Awardino Committee. A. J. Beach, Chairman; Clinton tp.; Robert Gorden, Wayne tp.; James Johnson, Clinton tp.; T. P. Head. College tp.; Judgo M'Creary, Clay tp. IIKIU.-1 BullandZ Cows, Thorough Bred Premium, Am. Herd Book Awarding Committee.-J; Stotts, Jr., Butler, tp.; J. Harris. Jackson tp.; Mahlon Walters, Middlebuny tp.; Charles Miller, Jefferson tp.; S. Israel, Chairman, Clinton tp. i SWEEP STAKES. Horses, any age. 1st Prcn iutn, Silver Medal S5 2d do do do 3 Mares, any age. 1t Premium, Silver Medal 5 2d do do do 3 Best Stallion and 5 of his Spring Colts, 1st Premium, 5Silv.Med. aiul Dip". 2d do Silver -Medal S3 fiSF" Each horse will have the ring for trial separately, to the satisfaction of the awarding committee. Awarding Committee. Moses Black-bum, Middleburry tp:; Job Rush, Morris tp.; James Harrison, Clay tp.; Isaac Critchtield, Union tp.; A. Thrift, Wayne Bulls any age and Breed. 1st Premium, Silver Medal 5 2d do do do 3 Cows and Heifers any age and Breed. 1st Premium, Silver Medal $5 2d do I $3 Awarding Committee. Geo.nughes, Morgau tp.; Caleb Letts, Clinton tp.; Josephus . Tilton, Jefferson tp.; Orvill Johnson, Middleburry tp.j Silas Ralston, Harrison tp. SHEEP. CLASS 18th. Best Spanish wool Buck, 2 y'rs old and over, Am Farmers Encyclopedia 2d best Spanish wool Buck, 2 y'rs old & over, Randall's Sheep Husbandry Best Spanish wool Buck 1 y'r old and under 2, Rand'ls Sheep Husbandry 2d best Spanish wool Buck 1 y'r old and under 2, Youatt on Sheep Best Spanish wool b'ck Lamb, Youatt on Sheep Best Spanish merino Ewe 2 y'rs old and over, Stephens' book of tho Farm 2d best Spanish merino Ewe 2 y'rs old & over, Stephens' own Book Best Spanish merino Ewe 1 y'r old and under 2, Stephens' own Book 2d best Spanish merino Ewo 1 y'r old & under 2, Youatt on Sheep Best Spanish merino ewo Lamb, Youatt on Sheep 5 best ewes Spanish merino, Stephens' own Uook CLASS 19th. Best 6axony merino Buck, Am. Farmers Encyclopedia 2d best saxon merino ewe, Randall's Sheep Husbandry Best saxony merino ewe. Stephens' book of the Farm 2d best saxony merino ewe, Youatt on Sheep . Best saxony merino buck Lamb; Ohio Cultivator Best saxony merino ewe Lamb, Ohio Cultivator CLASS 20. CROSS BETWEEN SPANISH & SAXON.Best buck 2 y'rs old and over, Stephens book of the farm 2d best buck 2 y'rs old and over, Stephens' own book ; Best buck under 2 y'rs old and over 1, , TV- Youatt on Sheep 2d bostb'cTc under 2 and over 1, Ohio Cultivator " ' : " - Best buck lamb, '-"Randall's sheep Hus- ..handry:. .... - ,..;;... . 5 best ewea,- i - v. Shepherd's own book Best Silesian buck, Shepherd's own book Best Silesian ewe,, Randall's sheep has-bahdry, ' n: .... .- LONGWOOLED SHEEPtCLASS 21. Best buck, ' Shepherd's own book 2d "'..- . ; ( - Yonatt on Sheep 5 best ewes; Randall's sheep husbandry-5 best Lambs, ; r,v - ? -Yoaa'tt on ahjep -; V. -- SWEEPSTAKES. "tIt Best .bnckj for profit to the producer re-; gardlesa of. breed, ..r Amjericao Par-n mer'sllneyclopodla : Attaepiwo Cojnrrrr3-J AITFarland CI7tp.;.2L Cchookr, Harrisoa t;D. Best 1 vrold do MGngin,Howird tp.; J Gillmore,Jaclcson tp.; Jacob Bell. Morgan tp.; Moses Blackburn, Middlebury tp.j Geo Hammond, Union tp. - : SWINE. Best boar; Allen's. Am. Farm Book 2d" do, Youatt & Martin on tho Hog Best sow, Allen's Am. farm book 2d do, Youatt A Martin on the Hog 6 best sucking pigs, Allen's A. F. book 2d do do do Ohio Cultivator 5 best hogs for genVl use, Ohio Far Best lot of shoats over 4 & under 6 mos. O. Cult Awardino Committee. John D. Wolfe, Chairman, Liberty tp.; John Ponting, Clinton tp.; Henry McLean, Pleasant tp.; M. Hyatt, Liberty p.; James White, Howard tp. FARM PRODUCTS. (Manner of Cultivation to be given.) Best Wheat, (I bush, sample,) Klippart's - Essay on wheat 2d do do do, Allen's A. F. book Best corn in car do do, 2d " do do do do, Klippart'sJ Essay Norton's ele- mcnts of Scientific Ag. do do do Klippart's Essay do do do, Norton's ele Best Oats, 2d " do ments of Scientific ag. Best Fall Barley i bush as samp., Klippart's Essay do Spring do do " do Nort'n's elements of scientific ag'r. Best Rye, i bush, as samp., . Xlipparts " - essay Best clover ' " " Ohio Far Best timotl3T seed 1 p'k as samp., O. Far Best Hungarian seed, 1 p'k as samp,, Flint on Grasses Best white beans, J bush as sample, Ohio Cultivator Best largo beans bush as samp., Ohio Cultivator Best collection of field seeds, Thaers Agriculture. Best h bu.sh Jerusalem artichokes, Ohio Cultivator 2d " " do do do, Diploma Awarding Committee. S. Dunlap, Chairman, Butler tp.; O. Johnson, Mid-dlthusy tp.; James Rogers, Waj'ne tp.; S. Cox, Liberty tp.; Gideon Elliott, Berlin tp. VEGETABLES. Best bush, potatoes, Ohio Farmer 2d-4 " " Ohio Cultivator Best " " sweet u OhioFarracr 2d" " " " Ohio Cult Best" do turnips, . Ohio Cult Best Ruta Baga' Turnip, O Cult, dest i bush beets. Ohio Cultivator 9 " Ar, ' o, .ressenaen s Am: . Gardener Best " - .do. carrots f Ohio Cultivator 2d' " do " do, Fessenden's : Am. K. Gardener-20 ears best sweet corn, Ohio Farmer 6 best bunches of celery, Ohio Cult 6 best cabbage heads, Fessendens Am. K. Gardener 6 best sauashes. Cobbett's Am. Gar 6 best winter crookneck squashes, Fo s senden's Am K. Gardener Best Large squash, Cobbett's-Am. K. Gardener 3 best pumpkins, Ohio Cultivator 3 best com. " Cobbett's Am. Gardener Best i bush, onions, Ohio Cultivator do " do cucumbers, Fessenden's Am K. Gardener Best bush. Parsnips, Cobbett's Am. Gaidencr do i bush tomatoes, Ohio Cultivator 2d4 do do, Diploma best J bush lima beans unshelled, O. Cult best peck peppers, Ohio Cultivator do collection of vegetables, from oue person, Ohio Fanner 2d best collection of vegetables from one -person, Ohio Cultivator 6 best watermelons, Cobbetts Am Gar 6 best musk celons, , Ohio Cultivator Awarding Committee. H. C. Talt, chairman, Clinton tp.; D. Farmer, Butler tp.; S. Peeler, Piko tp.; S. Balch Morris tp.; S. Headley, Hilliar tp.; Dr Hayes, Millford tp. DAIRY PRODUCTS, best cheese, Godey's Lady's book 2d" do, Skillful Housewife best butter, 6 lbs, Godey's Lady's book 2d" do do, Skillful Housewife best maple sugar, 10 lbs,- G'dys L. book 2d-' do do do, Nash's progres sive Farmer best maple molasses, 1 gal, Ohio Cult Best 10 lbs. of Sorghum Sugar, O Cult best Chinese cane syrup, 1 gal., Down-ing's Rural essay 2d" do do do, Oloott's Sorgho and Iinphee best bonsy, LoDgstroth on the honey bee best 3 loaves bread, Diploma it u t. crackers and cakes, Diploma presorves, Diploma pickles, Diploma Awarding Committke. Robert Giffln, Butler tp.; Prioo Lafever, Clinton tp.; Hen. Blystone, Jackson tp.; M. Greer, Union tp-; John Mis hey, irike tp. , JCRUIT8. "Best & greatest variety of table apples, ,. v Elliott's westers fruit book " Apples, 1 p'ck, Bridgemaa's fruit ooltiva. tors manual 2d" do da, Cole's Am. Fruit book Best seedliner arnles 1 p'k. do - do do pears Ipk, Field's pear culture 2d' , do..-, do, w . Best peaches do, .. 2d" do do. Best seedling peaches 6 Cole's Am frut book Barry's fruit garden Cole's Am, Fruit book ' do do do ' 'Barry's - fruit Garden ureaiast VHrieiy ao, Best Quinces, 12; 2e" do " do. Elliott's west., fruit took Ohio Cultivator Best plate grapes any kind, ' .. Chorl ton's gTap da do do ; do, ReomelinV Vine . " dresser's manual - ' ' ' collection of all kinds grapes, Barry's fruit uaraener- j - -i r , -variety of plums, d dO.-il- d0,r Barry's fruit gardener ast and largest show of fruit of all kinds,: v . - Dowsiog's fruit and fruit trees of America AwjuuMjra Commtttxx -Joi 8 Ywch, CUatoa tp.; eti airman, Q Lett Clinton rjs W. Wright, Monroe tpi H; Hicxenbaugh, Liberty tp.; C Strr, Pleasant tp. r. - - - . POULTRY. , Best pair red banghaiv Diploma do white do,. do do mix. col' rd do, . . " do 4 brahama pootra. . do ' do Black Spanish, .do do Bantams, do " do Polands, do " du Dor kins, Dip " do Turkies, Dip " do Geese, . Dip ' "do Muscova Ducks,- Dip " do Silesian do. Dip " do Common do, . Dip Awakdixo Cimmittke. W. M. Meflbrd, Clinton tp.; John Lamb, chairman, Morris tp.; C. C. Cuitis. Clinton tp. .-, MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT. CLASS 22. MACHINERY Portable steam engine, Stationary do do, J. Portable grot mill, Smut Mill, Sorghum mill, do Eraporator, Corn and cob mill, ' Fanning - do, Suvr Gummer, Wood sa win:? machine. Si'ver Medal 53 sam . .-. sane r sama same sama Bronze medal, $1 Ohio Farmer same Bronze medal, $1 Circotar saw mill, (horse power,) Shingle machine, Lath machine. same same samo Pump for well or cistern, Diploma Sewinif machine, Silver medal So Stave machine, Bronze medal; $1 Sash and Blind machinery ' Silver medal $3 Broom machine. Diploma Awarding Committk. Henry Errett chair man, Moruxj tp.; J no. Spindler, Howard tp.; S. J. Divoe. (JUutou. tp.; J. Mosteller, Clinton rtp.; L. D Rankin, Wavce. MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT. CLASS 23. AGKICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.Threshing machines, Silver medal $5 Clover Uuller, same Reaper and nioiver, (horse power,)- same Scit Hakin? Reaper, same Bronze medal $1 same ' same Cultivator : tamo same same Bronze medal 1 O. Farmer Fame . same Cradle for grain, . Plow for General purposej, Shovel Plow, Seed Sower, Cultivator, Scythe Snath, Harrow, Extension Liijiit Ladder, Completer, C'urn Slifller, Wheat Drill, Drain Tile, Ditch, machine, (under-drain plow. Bronze Medal Hay Knife, Cornstalk cutting box, i doz. hand rakus. Straw cuttini; box. Ox Yoke, Hay Rigning, Hay pitching machine. Horse Rake, b'ieid Holler, same Bronze medal Cultivator B. medal . Cultivator Farmer do Bronzu medal Cultivator Potato digger. Dip Awardiso Committer. Milton Shipley, Clinton tp.; L. Gardener. Clinton tp.; C- Swan, Morris, tp.; S.S. Tuttlo, Wayne tp.; P. Beard-sleo, Millford tp.; MECHi-NICEL DEPARTMENT. CLASS-2 1 Farm wagon, .r ... Silver medal S3 uarriae, Bu'j;y, ; . - Waon Harness, Carriage do. Cider mill, Halter, (horse.) " - . Road scraper, . Silver medal Bronze mod ame Silver mod. $3 Bronze do Dip Bronze mod Medal $3 do Bronze do Dip Dip Saddle, (man's). do, woman's Bridle (riding.) Wheelbarrow, Horse cart, Dray, Jack screw. Gate fastening. Market wagon (with spring,) Dip Bronze med do Dip Street waaron for deliverinj; packages, and con venience for unloading Dip Sleigh. : Dip Hurdle or moveable fence. Bronze raeU Farm Erate fatenine. " - Dip Yard gate fastening, U'P Awardinq CoMUlTTE.- J .Fi. Woodbridge, Chairman, Clinton tp.; J. Bonar, Morris tp.; J. D. Wolf, Liberry tp ; A. Adams, Clinton tp.; E. Lybarger, Clinton tp. M EG 11 AN IC A L DEPARTMENT. CLASS 25. Household Implements. Best Churn, Diploma " Washing Maehmo, Bronze Medal " Cheesa Press, Diploma " Crothes Horse, . Diploma " Wash Tub and Bucket, Diploma " Wash Board, Diploma ' Clothes Drying Machine, B- Medal " Knife Cleaner, Diploma " " Sharpner, Diploma Coflfee Boiler, Diploma " 25 Clothes Pins, Diploma " Parlor Stove, Bronzo Modal " Fire front with grale. Diploma n u u Sampleof Hollow-ware, Diploma ' of Casting, Bronze Medal Sample of bar iron, . . Diploma " ot 1 in lloonnT & spout- - ins;, Bronzo Med il " Show of Tin and Copper ware, Silver Medal $3 Awabdino Coemittee S. L.. Taylor, Chairman, Clinton tp ; E. Calkins, Clin ton tp.; V. M. Mefford, Clinton tp.; R. U. Hooker, Wayno, tp.; 1. Itowley, J5cr lin township. CLASS 26. HouselvAd Implements. Best Cooking Stove, ' B. Medal " Sausage Stuffer, Diploma "-..''.-.; Grinder. Diploma " Kraut Cutter, , Diploma " Apple: Parer, .Diploma " Dozen Brooms, - Diploma Dozen' Mop handles, . Diploma " Coffee Mill, Diploma ". Coffee Boaster, : Diploma 1 ' WaflBe' Irons, ' Diploma " Flat Iron, . . - - Diploma Water Filter,,. ' B. Msdal ' ' v-r, Cooler, - . ; ,F " ; u - D-ploma ; Hefrlgerator, .-.;- B. Medal " Vegetable Meat Safe, - B. Medal " Egg Boiler,' - "; Diploma 'r;Lamp',,' "l ; ; " " "Diploma i IiantnemV ",T "" V 'Diploma Show of Cooper-ware," ' Or Farmer AwAppi?Ja CoMMiTTEB---Wm. Turner, Clinton tp.; II-il Toung, Monroe tp.; J BauglV: Brown tp; C Peterman, Union tp.; John Morton, Clinton tov,TisSip7 , Jk : CLASS 27- -HAIiDWAIin. Best Axe.1 " - Diploma IIoo far field. " i " ' Vi ' ' 4 Diploma llarataer (nail), Diplorsa . ( Hatchet t; . Dijlojia Cross-cut Savr, Diploma Hand-saw, Diploma Shovel, Diploma u " Spade, Diploma Mattock, Diploma Set Pruninoj Implements, B. Medal Manure fork, Diploma Pitchfork, Diploma Trace chain, Diploma Log chain and hook, " Diploma Pair Farmer's hames, Diploma Sod Cutter, B. Medal liOt stovo ware, Diploma Drawing Knife, Diploma Shot Gun, B. Medal Kifle, B. Modal Kat Trap, Diploma it it ft it it " Sheep sbears, Diploma " Cloth Sbears, Diploma " Hand Boring Machine,- B. Medal " Hand Mortising Machine. B Medal Awarding Committee J M Allen, Wayne tp.; O C Curtis, Clinton tp.; Geo. It. Martin, Clinton tp.; Wm. Sanderson, Clinton tp.; James Rogers, Wayn tp. CLASS 28. Best Dressing bureau, Silver Meal $3 '-'Sofa, " Extension table, Silver Medal $3 Silver M rial $3 Silver M ('al S3 Bronze Medal " French bedstead, Lonnsje, 'Squar dining table, Set parlor cliHir.s, ' Cottago bodstaad, Office charr, Rocking chair, : . Set common chairs. Bronzo Medal Bronze Medal Bronze Medal Diploma Diploma Diploma Diploma Diploma Diploma Silver mod. $3 Common bedstead, Light Stand, Wash stand, Show cabinet ware, tt " Best picture frame, gilded, Diplom-i Awaudino Committee Geo B White, Clinton tp.; J S StoutClinton tp.; M Shaw, Union, townsbipj'R McLaughlin, Pike tp.; B Giles, Clinton township. . Second Prem. in all casos Dip. 2d Prera. MISCELLANEOUS. Best sido sole leather, Diploma Best side upper leather. Dioloma Best window blinds Venetian, Diploma do W indow-shutters, : Diploma do do do do do do do do Mado door for houses, Diploma Window sash, : Diploma r.xnibition boots & shoes, Diploma Specimen of printin 1 1 Diploma Show of hats & caps, 'of Diploma Diploma Diploma Diploma Diploma bhow of dentistry, Show of Jewelry, Show of marble work, Show Potter's ware, . Specimen buildiog brick. -do do Diploma Awabdino Committee. Thompson Cooper, Clinton tp.; W B Cox, .Wayne tp.; W Smith, Jetfcrson tp.; D J Whit ney, Brown, tp.; D Lawman, Clay tp. DUMissriu Ai:riuLh:rf. Dest woolen carpet, 10 yo, Din do Kag carpet, 11) yds, Dip do do do do do do do do do do Flannel, do Dip Table linen, do " c Dip Tow cloth do - : Dip White bed spread, Dip Patchwork quilt, Dip Woolen shawl, Dip Hearth Rug, Dip Pair woolen hose, . . Dip Pair mittens, Dip L'SLwr woolen blankets, uip 2d best do do do do Best woolen cloth dressed, 10 yds. do do do do 2d best do do do do' Best woolen stocking yarn, do Flax sewing thread, do do do do do do do do do do do do do Coil hemp ropo, Coil cotton do Wool twine, Sash cord, Tow bed cord, Hemp bed cord, Specimen woolen embroidery, do silk do do chiniei do Needlework on cloth, Lamp Mat, . . Specimen Tailoress work, Iiady's cap, do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do "Specimen millinery, do do straw bonnets and hats, do do specimen crotchet work, do do Pair Bmbroidored Ottomans, do do Show needle work, collars, &c. do Awarding Committee D W Mead, Clinton tp.; S W Burr, Clinton tp,; Mrs A C Nevius, Mrs J N Burr, Mrs T C Bartlett, of Wayne township. COUNTY TROTTING. Freefor all Stallions owned or standing in the past season in the County. Jich Stallion will have i an hour for Exhi-t ion of himself and his stock in the ring. Best and Fastest trotting stallion, Silver Medal So 2d best do do Ohio Farmer Best and fast't trot'ng golding, Med. S3 2d do do do do O. Far Best do do mare, Med So 2d do do do " do O. Far Awarding Committie. Chairman, C L Bennett, Clinton tp.; John Harris, Jackson tp. K McClnrg, Brown tp.; Dr Potter, Wayne tp.; J Heddingtoo, Hilliar tpt KACK.ING Oli PACING. 1st Promium, Med. $5 24" . do . O. Far : Awardino Committee. Chairman F G;Wpodward, Clinton tp.; Wm McKin-6ey, Middlebury . tp.; J Hammel, Butler tp.; Sol Bricker, Miller tp.j C Gardner, Brown tp. " r : - LADIES BIDING. " 1st Promium; ; Godey's L Book 2nd - -'" do do - - do . 3d do"' -do ; do - i 2F Sarao rale as last year. ' ! 'Awarino'-CommittkEt.- Cb&trman, K C IIutJ Clinton tp.; Eli Farnham, Clay tp. G Skilion, Jlilliar tp.; Joseph Cochran Wayne tp.; HMoflht, Union tp .,; . STATE TBOTTING. 1st Premtam,.,,.;', i 5 2d- do , ' , ' ' , do C3 STATE BACKING & PACING. 1st Premium V VMeaT:t5 2d do "3 : 1 do' 3 i;ULBTa covcrT" trotting, , - RACK1ITG AND PACING. - peiiton, distance 3 times around the ring. Three seconds allowed in favor of the horse in harness. ,- ;-' " Awahpino Committee.- Geo Steele, Chairman, Clinton tp.; James Shaw, Liberty, tp.;R McLoud, Union tp.; S Pop-ham, Piko tp ; H Phillips, Wayno tp. FLOWJS1C3. Best dozen Green houso plants, do Cut flowers, do i dozen Roses, do Variety Dahlias, do do Verbenas, do Show of artificial flowers, Dip do do do do do do and largest collection of flo wers, Mod 2d best do do do Dip 3d best do do do Dip Best specimen wax fruit, Med 2d be : do do Dip Awardino Committee. Chairman, W Dunbar, Clinton tp.; Prof Smith, College tp.; Mrs. Finch, Mrs W Bonar, Mrs'L Andrews. Best specimen Aichit'ral Drawing, design & execution, Med Awarding Committee. -J Jeonlugs, Clinton tp.; J Gardner, Clinton tp., D Campbell, Butler tp. PAlM TINuo, &c. Best Oil Painting, 2d do do Best Painting in Water Colors, 2d do do do do Best Peucil Drawing, . Best Crayon Drawing, Best specimen plain Photograph, Best do Phot, col'd in oil, Best Ambrotypes, - Best Ornamental Sleeve work, Dip Dip Dip Dip Dip Dip Mod Dip Dip Dip Dip Dip Dip do do do do do do do do Best Specimen Maps, do Gallon Lacker, do do Linseed Oil, do do Copal Varnish, do Specimen Glue, do do Soap, do do candles, do Writing Ink, do Blacking, do Vinegar, do Water proof Leather Polish, Best specimen horseshoeing, Dip do hedge fence, 20 rods, & modo cult Dip do. do Seedling Grapes, Dip Awardino Committee. II B Curtis, Clinton tp.. Prof. Wharton, College tp.; T Larimore, Milford tp.; Dr E Nichols, Hilliar tp.; A Mitchell Miller tp. figs Premiums to, bo awarded only to Knox County Exhibitors. Parties from other counties, who would, if residents of this, draw any of tho abovo premiums, to havo instead, a diploma stating tho circumstances of the case. All articles exhibited must be owned Dy the manuiacturcr auu exinbiteu in his name. Practical Black Efpablicanism. A. White Woman Eloping with a Nejro. One daylast week a strapping nigger, and a Gne looking, well dressed while "woman, some twenty two years of age, passed through this place in company, each carrying a carpet sack. They called at Mr. Cowen's, a mile or two South of town for somebread, which was given them. The woman wrapped it up in a copy of the Ashtabula " Sentinel," which she had with her. Mrs- Cowen made some enquiry of the woman as to where she wasfrom and whither bound, but could get no satisfaction from her. On the next day, a young man, a brother of the young lady, came along in search of the precious couple. We learned from him that the ne-ero was a fugitive slave from Tennessee, and that he arrived in Jefferson, Ashtabula county, some two years ago. lie bad been petted by the Abolitiou fanatic of the town, and the father of the unfortunate girl had made his house the home of the darker, and had taught his children the doctrines of the Republican party of the Reserve, that no distinction should be made on accoont-of color, and that the negru is entitled to all the civil and political rights enjoyed by white men. . Under these teachings the girl, who has here tofore borne a rood character, became intimate with the oi'ger and an elopement was the result of the intimacy. The younj man threatened the life of the oisrger if he should succeed in catch ing him.. The catching generally comes before the killing. lie was particularly severe oncofiy and let out some pretty big oaths about his always toting the Republican ticket, an 1 standing up for black men, and bis determination to d n that a-y for the ba'ane o" his natural lif . Clack Republican teachings will do to talk a-bout anion sickly sentimentalists, but the practical effects of those teachings will cure men of of their morbid sympathy for negroes. A ca-e like this elopement, which is not unusual, is direful iu results upon the prospects, for life, of the deluded girl, so harrassing to the feelings ot her relatives and friends so demoralising to Xhe community, ond so revolting to the better sense of mankind, that a simple narration of lie facte are the strongest comments that can be made upon it. Strange it is that men of sense will act with a political part? that teaches the equality of the whites and the blacks. Holmes Cv. Former, Elppemeat lixtraordlnarr. . An occurrence whieh has given rie to a fool deal of excitement, took place a few days since ia Oxford township, Chester county Pa." A young lady, (a white woman, respectably connected,) was living ia a farmer family as ft domestic A ma l&Uo was am ployed on the farm as a laborer. The tw resolved to n'arry. . The party to whom ihey applied .to perform the ceremony, however, declined. Before tee marriage was effected the girl's parents were informed of the - condition of things, They vera horror-stricken and ever, whelmed with shame. N time was Kt,aod v ery efTott was made by the a to d'a Hide the de-laded girl to forego her purpose.' All efforts however, to induce her to give op Ler swarthy lover vu BiiTiUalle. Tfc taattu because oolstd " malpmntion. bout tie neighborhood, and a disposition vu manifested to lynch the black fallow. TVaclaU: ; to the eari of tie infatuated, firl, ; Sha met tl duaky fellow.' -Their porpoM waa at one takea. They determined to elope together, and dkl aa. They disappeared from the neighborhood about tea days ago, and ate not aioce bee a heard, from. The gitfe paranu ara almost detracted. Philadelphia Liquirtr. 4 '- Amlfamatlon. ; - Quite a sensation waa created ia oar town on day last week by the marriafe a white firl to ao elderly negro, connected with the C. C. & C, R. E. The girl is respectably connected. Aft the no ptials were performed, the pale but happy bride and the sable bat not less joyoaS bridegroom ' wended their way to the "American" to spend the honeymoon. Arriving there, they betook themse'y js to the parlor and ordered a f suit of rooms.4' The news immedietelj spread orer th house, among the boarders and serTanls that there was really "a nigger in the wood-pile aad no mistake, and their wrath, end indignation aoi cboler 'riz" like a glass of hiedsick, whioh was only pacified by Col. Mann, the gentlemanly pro. prietor of the American, informing the "geaa'e1 and lady that an evacaalion from the hoase c qually speedy with that of the Austriaas in croe sing the Ticino, was absolutely necessary tu keep peace in the family. Jlatterini eome;hiogaooul "equality," -his rights" "Oberiio" &o., the blissfal pair departed. 'Marion Mirror. ' An Eminent Lawyer Murdered in "V7u . conala. - - A private letter from Lacrosse, Wisoontia, da ted the 1 1th inst,- to a gentleman in St. Louis was . . handed ta the Republican, containing informal tion of the most atracious murder, the victim Im ing Mr. Dennison, a lawyer of high standing: . . "Mr, Dennison left Lacrosse on a huutinz and fishing excursion, about fifteen milejia the eoaii try, his brother-in-law' accompany! ig him. Whil at the stream fishing, two men, three women, and three dogs attacked him. One of the women approached him behiud, and hit him with a club, while a man struck him with a pitchfork, and the other man set the dogs upon him. Thebrother-in-law had crossed the brook, but, seeing, what was going on, tried to get to his assistanoe. The murderers declared that if he did so they would kill him; he was uotto be intimidated, and wheu he got near enough, they seized him, and attempted to drown him. They kept hira there till ha was insensible, and then left him. After a time he revived, saw the condition of Mr. Djuuuou, put him in the baggy,aod drove him a mile. " There he era cloved three men to attend unou nim, auv ue ussienecr ra convey tne dreaJfufli. din 23 to his family, at Lacrosie, an J Ut get assU.. tance. On his return Mr. Dennison was dead, not having recovered his cousctousueas. Tho murderers were pursued, and arrested without much trouble, all of them having been fraud ia bed. This dastardly murder was committed m consequence of some old grule jue of the murderers declaring, after his arrest, that he ha for a long time intended to kill him. H . Earey Pozzlei Aaia. . These wha witnessed the experuaeuu of Rarey the horse tamer, in this city, will remember this difficulty which he had with 'the kickm and" squealing mare, and she waj.rearJed as unconquerable by every body but Uarey himself. : Ua said it would take several days U tame her, and, we have ho doubt it would. Ua encountered a similarly vicious animal at New Philadelphia, O. last week, and succeeded no better with her. She was a Sue looking animal, and . hal jucb t vicious propensity for kicking, that thoiir go t her for a cow. No one dare approach her except by the front, and then, not unfreq diilj, sh would strike with her fore feet. i ry was confident he could subdue her. Hut the mre h tried to tame her the more she kicked and squealed. His class became dissausfi-id he rctnaiued ' another day, but the mare woulduV jUsHs aal Rarey, for the time, had to, cave in. lie final!; purchased the mare for $10, an I f.r.iwi 1, wheu he returned, in a few mouths, be w mjI 1 t-xhibiu an animal that a child could ride or drive with safety. But, for the present, he ha J t- akaowl-edge, that a system that had sub-lujal ike wild, horses of Kings and noble, was iu.vlfij late 1 tame the spirit of a saucy Tuscaraas cuuutj fi!-Ir ; -V: -": -- - . - . - ' The Jews in America namber eoma two. hundred and Sfry thousand, whu still adhere to ; the faith, of Abraham. They have forty thousantl-in New. York alone. Two Senators and . foe r Congressmen are of the Jewish faith, which show the Ancient political talent of ; the race. . Tb Christian Jews do sot number more than three or four hundred, of whom one hundred are study . ing for the ministry. t : . -. liitcrestina . gy A remarkable, case of eccentricity" and"? meanness has come to light in Savannah. A Dr P. Rinker was arrested and com mined to prisoit " for hurrying a colored girl who had died, in th cellar of his bouse, tn save the expense of a ful- lie Interment. The girl died a" uaiural death, v and nolL'iLg but extreme pecuriousness on lh part of her master was the e tuse of such &a iu J decent mode of sepultnre. , : ';". . ' .. i mmt i ; i ' . . 1 - Cy It ' reported that the Russians have eon-demned to banish men t 40,003 cf the Clrca;.iao ; who live on territory jhey have eon jnered.f 'nir. them their choice. between ; Siberia.: and Ttsrler Most of them are tno-iio ta tha latter country. where they will be prepared to fijent the Tioswsns again, when they are pu their way to Castastioo s ZJ Uaroam is said acualy -t bTe cere 1 ; Mr. SporgeoB, the celebrsted Ccwh iIfeiLwJrt 4 preacher 2,000 a year to come to America at.J make a lecturing tour. Mr. Spureoa re; 1 r Ej wy.nting simply, uActs, xiij: 10," ul iii'.: o fearnatn: Tte erse reads tlt.tr -: 0, full of sohulitj,atiJ all tuliebitf, tLa tl': I of b deviC ft thow Ceue t3 jrv-jiitLj rlAlwajtef thiEeri?