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A "COY INI1I.UK" vs A C TAMER SOLDIER
Tlio lollowiug (lialotrue recently oc-
uiinol I ctwcuii ft Union Holdicr ami
donipanioti in nnns wlio ailhored to l!iu
Coiei head organization :
"Wliy don't you join tho I5oys in
Hluo 1"
'That crowd Joti't suit mc. I'm a
Doniocrat." ,
"Wo'l o was I boforo tlio war, but
,. I'vo no fancy now lo lot rebels whom we
whipped on tho battlefield triumph at the
polls. I'll votcas I fought, tigaitiHt Jcfl
Davis and all his crew, and ho should
every faithful Union soldier."
I've heard that talk bifiueTTJut'' I tell
you I'm a Democrat, and no was my
father before me, and I'll not desert my
party any inoro than I deserted the
ranks."
"Your having been a Democrat in old
times is no reason why yon should give
power to Copperheads jiow, and espees
tdly no reason for voting for Hiester
C'lymer. llo's nn old Whig, who hated
the Democrats worse than poison when
they deserved respect, and only became
nn aetive H'omber of thf party when it
began to show sympathy for treason.
I hale to see a man like you going round
in tho same old circle,, like a horse in ii
bark-mill, when all tho world is chang
ing, jir t. bt eaur-e you went round that
eiic-le under different eircuinstitnees.
Geary, a hr.ive soldier, and a liie-lorg
Democrat, is nominaied on the Union
side, and just asihese leaders have chang
ed ground here they've changed all uvti'
the country. Lincoln's Cabinet con
tained more old Democrats than o'.d
W'nigi, and as the best of tho men who
cave vitality to tho Democratic party
your father supported hi'l it, it got few
Hew lecuits exc pt stl'di sorry specimens
of east off leni u'ares as William 15. Heed
the vohm'eer council ( f Jeff Davis,
George M. W hurt on und Iliester Cly
nier, nun who always hated D.'mocriicy
for its virtues and praise now only ihe
vices (hat blossomed out in treason.
S ieh lellows pick up Democracy in the
way the Ii.dians pick up civilization, nr.d i
they make your nttaehmoi.t to an honor
able old cause- a lever to help them sus
tain a difhotioiable new one, "
';Wo'vo got other leaders, though,
that were always Democrats, and I'm
bound to stand by them."
You're not bound to stand by any
thing or anybody but jour country, and
whoa your Deino.'ratio leaders turn
Haiist it von should turn ag mist them."
' "No.v look here, you can't make that
out Wo went to light for -the Union
ns it was, and tlio Contitution as it is,
and I'm going to stand by that same old
doctrine Its the radicals thill's traitors
now, and the Democrats that's Union
men and patriots. That's the ground
that Clymer takes in his speeches, 11
xaid at Heading that he was bound to
ti.rht 'secession and rebellion.' The
whole lliina has ijot mixed up. Now,
since wo whipped the rebels, your party
won't lot them back in the Union, and
that makes them just as bad ns the first
il'l'l'-'""'"' ' "
"IJiul UUJL'lil Wl1 WlmjlMvTIvverinJonTront'
ing danger was tlnit tho euemios firing
into our ranks might bo again installed
in tho Federal Capitol to malic laws for.
and with the aid of Northern Copper
heads, lo rule and persecute, tho loyal
people of tho wriolo United Slutes I If
that was ho, we might as well Imv6 atn'd
nt home, for It was scarcely worth' while
to fiuht t- fasten a chain around our own
neolis. No. Wo fought lo establish tlio
authority of tho Federul Government
over the seceding Slates, ami when this
wits accomplished, und dellant treusdm
unishud, our hopo and cxpeotufJou WU
that loyal men should govern tho hoi it
ago wu hud regained Hut tho rebt ls
had no ao(iner been vanquished In fj'.ir
wurfare tlinu Uiu treachery ot Andrew
i 7,7 , ., ., , vt
johusou, and lh promises ol iirj H if you are afllictod
Northern allies, inspired the hope that
by a new flank movement 'the lost cause'
might still triumph, and", nfter loosing
Richmond, irtually romovedihe o ip'ta'. of
the Confederacy U Washington. Thut's
'.he plan now, us plain as the nosu on
your face ; and there is not rebel in the
land, North or South, that don't chuck! i
over it and wt.vk hard for its success
As they combine to sup'p.'i t-it, we should
unite to crush it', if wo wish to perpet-
uato the fruits of our victories."
"Tho Southern States ought to get
back in tho Union some time, though,
for nil that, wu'vano riyht.to keep them
Olll.V
'They could get back easily enough
if they showed sinoero rcpenicncu for
their treason and gave guarantees against
a repetition t flheir war on loyal men
and loyal inlerasts. Let thein pass the
constitutional amendment, and form loy
al State governments, like that in Tei
ni.ssee. and like her they can gain almis
fion for their Senators and Congress,
men."
"I don't believe in tinkering at the
Ci n titulion Why do you want to
elntnge it?"
'lJecause thaj. is the only practical
way of milking a permanent treaty of
peace with the rebel States, and the only
way ot adapting the government of the
country lo tho changed condition pro
duced l y the war. Y-u know thai while
wo were in camp, Iliester Clymer and
the Copperheads in Pennsylvania tried
to prevent us from voting i.t all, and the
State constitution was changed to give
soldiers the right of suffrage If the
Federd Constitution is not umendid now
and the rebel Congresinen are admitted,
0 leh rebel solder will have twice as much
control over the Federal Government as
)ou or I. If you are ready to hubiu'iL to
that, I am not "
"Thai's rather hard, I must contess.
1 don'l know but what its right to make
that change ; but then your paru asks
other charges, too."
"None that are not just and necessary..
Only a guaranti e Unit the rebels shall not
b the treasury with claims for their
;bt and damages j that their w orst men
shall not bo. immediately restored to
power, and liiat civil rights shall bo ex
tended to all American citizens."
I don t want to help pay tho rebel
debt- any more than you do und it
would not he pleasant to think that the
men who shot do.n our companions
should step into Ihu lroni. seats of politics
loo smhlcn'y ; but that civil rights clause
nn got a nigger in tho wood-pile, nod
Liu against in gro equality, and especial
ly against giving them the right to vote."
"It says nothing about suffrage one
way or tho ether. Hut it provides
against their oppressicn. The war
showed liow liltli! the rebels cared for
the health or lives of white prisoiu i s, and
they care less lor tho rights of freedmon.
They have bo long been uoeusloiued to
treat colored men ns brutes that it w
require sharp laws sharply administered
to teach them better. Tho negroes are
human beings entitled to our protection
under nny circumstances, and certainly
sincu they noted ns our fuithlul allies
ngainst the cruelt v of a common enemy,
Of all tho bugbears ever invented to
fnghlen fools, negro cqtiality is the
most ridiculous The inninlainanco of
your manhood don't depend upon the
power of rebel ruflhitis to cheat, assault
mid murder eiiinncipated slaves with im
punity. J he ''man's the man tor a' that
being certainly mudo uc belter by the
oppression ot his fellow-men, on the on,p
hnwl. ns he is no worse for lack of rnik
and' t'oitiii o, en ihe other. Yen talk
about Democracy! Whfl! a libel on
tho word it it is, to make it tho namo ot
a party that boasts of its anxiety to heap
undeserved wrong and ignominy upon a
tlown-lrodden race that proved its patri
otism and loyalty in tho darkest hours
of national adversary, and is now by the
confession of friend and foo prnving its
industry and capacity for freodom. The
Btteera and taunts hnrled- against it by
yniir Demoorallo speakers urn or old ns
the hills. ' Aristocrats hnvo used them
for centuries against the laboriiij! masses
ot tho while raoo,and it. is only whero
brave, bold HadioalR linve successfully
oombatted them, that tho masses of nny
color are fru," .!.'.' ' ',
To Cuiik a Fki.on Shavo tho flnger
so ns to nearly Stm t tlio blood, men np
ul v h tmultioe mnde of. Linseed oil and
white lend. It will kill the felon within
twenty-four honrs. wl'hout the addition"
i hi iiiiiii eaufo'i ny oi
nl pain caused by other remedies. Try
Tilt OLD WOMAN AND TUB CROW.
Tho following amusing nuccdolo,
winch has never yet appeared in nrii.it,
s r ok iiieasoonliiin 'tig a point so keenly
satirical, that I determined to write it
down und have it placed on the records.
It is told me by one who wa,i both an eye
and ear witness, and who, of course,
speaks fiom tlio book. The st ry will
lose much of its ludicronsness in my style
of writing,
ami his if telling, but here
goes: f
At a certain cross roads, in tho Stale
of Alabama, stood a small grocery or
"whisky-shop," previous to the rebell
ion, whero 'bust-head'' and "chain
lightning" were dealt out to the thirty
unwashed, a' thu small sum'of five cents
a drink, or twenty-live cents a quart.
The 'pres'u! llg genius ot this .delectable
insiitutionl was one Kill Strikes, who
among various other pets, had a domes,
tioaied crow, black as iho aim of spades.
Tiiis crow had learned, among oiheV
things, to lepiat qui: t .plainly thu works
'damn you!'. which he, of course, heard
frequently repeated in the grocery.
During ihe prevalence cf u knock dow n
and ilr.-g out liht cue day, however, the
crow was lightened from homo and lluw
to thu woods, never to return ngiin.
About three miles fiom' ihe groiery
was a settlement meeting house an oh)
.tumble down, dilapidated affair, only
used on cei'lain occasions, win n a circuit
rider happened to pass that way. In
this building went the onnv taking
peaceable possession auid two days there
after the church wiis thrown open tor
i caching, and a large crowd assembled,
uniting .whom was a very old lady, who
was. Compelled to use cni cln sin w.i king,
who took her seat in Ihe front pew, 'and
was soon deeply nbsoibed in the elo
quence ofthc preacher. Tim reverend
gentleman scarcely got. under full head
way, and commend d thundering his
anathemas at all grades of sinners, when
a hoarse, crocking voice from
uttered the ominous w ids:
ibovc
'Darn ywiV
The pieacher and congregation look
ed :ioia4 at such profanity, and each
peered in hi 4 neighbor's face to delect
some sign ol guia. Giiiel was at length
restored, however, and the turmoil pro
ceeded, but ere ten uiinu'es had .lapsed
the ominous 'damn von!' lo'uin clcrti'Ul
etl the nudience. and just as tho pi'i ncber
east Ids eyes upward to search for the
delinquent, llieerow flew down from his
perch, and lighting on thu bible, e.rm'y
surwed the lerrdiul crowd, and he
gave another doleful crouki
The cll'ict was electrical. G'ning one
Mif tied and terrified glance iit'tliu. intiu-
Jer, tho preacher sprang through a w n
dow, carrying snsh, glass ami all with
him and set oil ai a break-necK pace
through the woods, closely followed by
his hori oi-strit ken congiag iiiou,- who
had luled outot tho building ncil moll
after him.. In the general scramble, the
old iiidy with the crutches bad been
knocked down in the ihiircb, where she
lay, unable to rise, and on seeing her, the
crow.(who was niter something to. eat)
flo.v down beside her, and cocking up
In- eves at her very knowH C'v, aaui
croiik'jd !
'Damn i'ou !' " '
The i Id Lnly eyed him savagely for a
few moments, und liui'M, for h in a lone
t f reckless defiance :
'I'fiiiiidilnmii yiin too 1 I had noth
ing to do with getting up lb s .Methodist
meelini', anil you know it, t jo !
Tho poor old soul h itl inislakee the
crow tor tho devil, and concluded to
mopitiate, tho wriiih of his Satanic inn
iesty by defying all complicity in Iho
alt.iir. Iho world is toll ot just such
people. (Jnaiuuiovtja Gazette
DUTUU IIHVJONIXO.
A druiikun D.iluhin in wui recently nr
rested by a saloon -keeper and sued f jr
unpitid drinks ' Ho scorned the advice
of council, or assistance ol l Uorncys, and
delivered liimself for tho edition! ion of
the court of tho follow ing nigeiiloiH plea :
'May it pleasu your ho.uor 1 To bji'
ro v is the first principle of nature. Does
not the river borrow from the brook, and
th j ocean from tho river I Does jiot the
cloud borrow from tho air, niaKhe earth
from the clouds 't D.hm not the moon
borrow her light from iho sun, and, the
niohi borrow it H''niii from the mood ?
Was not man taken from the earth and
his 'fraw' borrowed from his RideT
SincOi then, all nature hns established
this grand system ot Unwersnl credit,
why should not man, made in tho image
of God, havo n natural claim on the
crwdil system ! .And since tho mighty
ocean Is not ashamed to borrow of the
puny river, why then, should not a lean
'hummer borrow troin a tat bar-keeper I
Now, your, honor knows that tho feeble
lighted moon never returns the borrow
ed light to the sun, why then should a
poor boer-dritikor pay a rich beer sober 1
It is ooiitrary to natural lay, it is an ab
surdity. Hut w hilt dots the river do whet)
it has , b irrowed too much from ' the
brooks and streams! It runs awny.
Nature, then, has set me nu example. I
will follow it and run awny." 1 '
And Dctore the slierilt oould reach nun
ho hud cleared the court-house nnd was
out of reach. The most ingoiious way
to got annus enenp, surely !
. NASKY ON THE CONVENTION.
lVtixluum Vi Nasby has hud another
dream', and while in visionary state
beheld tlio gathering of the Philadelphia
Convention." In tho hrpu that his
method of. set'.ing all trilling differences
between thu. opposing factions may bo
found useful 'to tho managers tor their
reference this week, wo quote briefly:
Tho 'Suerotarhjs. was jiippoiule.d,. and
then, the committees two,ono each from
tlio South and one from tho North T '
which wna cohclliatiu. I wust.or
out
the committee o orqdcnslrils, djunditll,
Uiu Po-itmastcrf t lnnniall. hiamllui Martha.
ern Kepresentativu. . Wo bad our hands
full. There wuz a rush matlo on us,
so many chimin seat that wo locked tin:
loors for two hours to decide whatshood
be tho proper qualilioation for a place.
Finally wo agreed to admit ez delegates;
I'YoiH the. A'urti AW DiniO'rats who
ad been arrested by Liukiu's mir.yuns
all ofll'.'ors . who lied re.-ined rather
haiitoservu in an Ahhshuu war, and
all llepiibliluus who eood shown com-
ini.ihiiii ez Postmaster and sicll (and this
wuz consitleied necessary to guard agin
imposiuou) who wna wilhn to take his
solemn onrh that ho xtnx s steadfast
bleeveriii everything A. Johnson bed
lid sence J inooary M, (ceptui sum
small items which w'liz specified) and all
ho wuz doin, and all ho mite do.
From the Sailh All who cood show
a officer's coiiimislimi in iho late Con,
fedent army all who had received a
pardon from A. Johnson, und all who
had lost their niggers in an unholy war,
which iiioloodcd all present-
This decided upon, tho work wu.
ilone. Tlio delegates took their seats,
and the gratu work nv Heeon-trnstin the
oonytin coniinenied. Garret Davis
wmledto make a speech, and a lia 1
wuz hired for him in another part uv the
city, and fifty or sixty Gorman emigrants,
who coodenf understand n ward uv
EnoTisb. hiicd at a ' shillin nn hour to
act ez nudieneo Five kegs uv larger
beer, n flooid which I hev bin told ger-
mans tie to, Hod bin rolled in the ball.
and most uv em, stayed, seven hours uud
naif. '."'"
In tlio regler hall thoro. was a coins
... ' , Vol.
muiLriiii whicii wuz eiuiMii. uoonuio
wood make a motion and Vellandigham
wood secor d it. Forrest made a speech
md lliiudall indorsed it. Seward nnd
John Mornssev were on the Committee
on Uesolutious. and Dick Taylor and
Cowan wero oceupyiu one seal. The
resolutions were brief and to tho pint.
They resolved that.
Whereas, There lied bin n seas n uv
nn pleasantness m our nat ional history
which, owtn lo circumstances over which
nobody bed any soul ml, extended over
scvcral periods uv ninety dnvs each; and
1 "
TI, .. flM I., ..nj..!,,,,!
' ' ' . . .
from tho two sections .viowin tilings
, , !,,:., ,,-t,..i ., ... .,
thiol's from tho other s HliiiuMiint; tuid
whereat, Hoth parties wins highly in
the wroog, partickelerly the Morth; ami
Whereas, Tho South, with n musna
niniiiy unknown in history, lied thrown
down her nuns, and was ready to resoom
her old position in the Government
.tovoi iimeiil
than her old
nav, more, lo take more
liare in me irouuie uv loonio uiu uui
,i l. it-.
ITIIII" " iihtiw'i
.;',.,., 'I'IkiI wo nr.. for t loYoonvun
ez it wuz '
Jim: red, That the persistency UV n
sect i i in Voniriess in oouiiiiuui uiu
lin pleasantness which hez to some extent
disturuod our sesteiu uv ucvcrnmi'iii, m
islatiu while eleven sovereign States
is unrepresented, is pi.en
emtced, T hat we view with alarm the
manifest determination uv Congress lo
ceiitnili.o in theirselvcs the law-making
powir tivlhe Government, and wo pledge
our support to our wolthv t'lnet ilagis
t nil i. who in a secoml . axon, in i.
..tr...L a 1, .l.,.i.. .. ..,..,li., ' .1
Vlliiivn iy uim v ....... u,,,, it. ivuuiiv.
by vetoin all they may do.
JlemU'eil, Ihut the citizens uv the
Southern Stales which losttluir lives and
legs, and si'ch, in the lute unpleasantness
wioh luz bin reterred to, ought to be
placed on Ilia pension rolls, .Ihe snmu ez
tlio Northern eitizons who siilturetl like
wise, and that the debt incurred by the
South in upholding tilings ez viewed
from its standqiiiit, is entitled to bu paid
the same ez the debt incurred by the
North in upholding things cz viewed
from its stnml-pint.
lllttolved, That we nre willing tor the
sake uv harmony to ad. nil that Sherman
and Grant were, ull things considered,
worthy uv beinu ranked with Leo and
Jlesohcd, That the safety uv the Gov
ermneiil demands that sich ez took part
in tlio lato unplcasantiz from the South
.1 ...... .
ern Stales, uo to wunsl admitted to uon-
gress, nnd to tho other posishens which
they yoost to ornnmonU nnd that
more nnplonsant they wns dom ing
1 trouble, the moro they ought to Do ao
'1 nmun
T II K
GREENE 'CO. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
( ' ,u.';
WILL ,1101.1) TIIKIll
FOURTEENTH A SNu'CL EXHIBITION
i i. ' ;-.:;.
' ' Avi';'-'' ;;i " ;
O n arinicla. ci els",
K
Thursday and Friday,
fi. '.Klj jj'ih! j.-JiU, , 1836,
r -"j. .
RULES AND REGULATIONS-
t.. . Any person paying fitly cents Into . tho
treasury, .'lecomcs a member of the Soce'ty
uuil will be fiirnlnliud with a ticket luhnittiug
hlniaulf nud all members .ofhh, family , ex
cept nudes over lit'teeu years of ago ; und en
titling him to exhibit us' many articles und
auimiils as tie limy desire ; except horses
.two years old and over, for which, ho will bu
charged tweuly-ftyo. ceutscach,,. ;
2. Members will give up their ticuut at. the
cute, and reccivu a check which will entitle
Uiem to their tickets again, on retiring with a
view to return. , . m m r'.' ''
All persons not members will be charged 25
cents for tickets of (jingle aduiiasion.
Committees will bo culled tho first day at 1
o'clock, P. M., and ou tho secoud at 1 1
A. M. ... ! -.'. ,;.
All stock will bo exhibited the, first dny
except Nosvfour und live of Class first.
The Secretary and Treasurer will bo at tho
offleo ut im early hour of . cacti day,! for tho
purpose of selling tickets and making entries,
No stiu.k wiu uo Emitted into tho grounds
until reirulitrlv catered at tlio ofllco. Doors
will ho op.mcd at 1) o'clock, A. M. ' :
No entries will ho made after 11 o'clock
on the second duy ; and it is . very desirable
Unit all articles intended for exhibition bo en
tered on the first day.
Tho Hull will bu closed between tho hours
of 1 1 and 1 o'clock, ou the second duy, and
all persons excluded except .tho Committees
and such of tho managers as havo control, of
that portion of the exhibition. ' 111
Persons applying for premiums 'on field
crops must cuter them duiins tlio fair, and
accompany their report to tho committee with
thu cm-litU'iito of a surveyor who sliull have
chained " tho ground and' computed
its contents ; ' rind also . Iho c rtlncuto of
one or more disinterested persons who bIiuII
have seen tho grain measured. Tho grain
in all cases to be threshed or shelled boforo
iretisurmeiit.
Tlio commltteQ on field cropi will moot ou
tlio first of Junuary.In Charniichiiels,
Tho conunittco on otock " ill give special at'
tcnlion to the following points, viz :
Syinmutry, size, early maturity nnd general
clmractoriv.es of the brood They nro ex
pressly directed not to give encouragement to
ovcr-fu'd animals. Thoy are furthor directed
! to pass unnoticed all articles or animals when
tho exhibitors attempts to uso untliio luuu
cneo to procure an unfavorable decision.
No manufactured arllclo having taken a
premium twice In succession, will bo poriuit-
tod to compete lorn premium.- .
n,i . nf O.n l..,li,.a lu nnf nnlv fin
UIU pn.-3um,u vi t,...ws, .a .. ""V
sirablo und essential on tlio second day, but
. , C(ir.ii,,iiv invited to attend on
"v - : . ".
the first duv of exhibition.
Thoso wishing to Improve their stock, or
coinparo their own with others, ara conliidly
invited to .attend, under tho assurance that
they will find a grantor variety, and a much
more numerous collection ol nuo .stows, man
cm be found at any Blmitar exhibition. Wo
lhl, h)viU) llU t0 (.omu u, our exhibition,
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uutier mo usnuoiiiw ..... ......w
. . n,.,fnrl (,.'v!ji,.a
cuuii.
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All premiums awiinieu m u i....u.,.4.,
.,.,!.! tl. iLwn rP llin Tinlp. Knv lirnr.'i'nitna
i""u 1 " , .
not r-ollea lor wun.n a year, oro uincneii to
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OFMCKKS.
Cupt, II. II. CREE, Pres.
(Ei.ias Srovn, "".
(llos, Isaac Brnsix, "
1 f " Jonathan GABAnn, ,
1 " T. P. .PoMAica,
Vico Pres'ts,
T. Cwvnn, J. D. Vlennik'en, R Dowlln, Da-
vul hliroyer. .num my, J. m. naiper, win.
is v1-' ':"' ' ' . """-'"i
Jw'?.'' U"iynn.-N 1 . li.tl.ile, J. a. urago,
WM. IIAUTMAN. 1 TIMI.3.
II. (!. ItoiiNi n,
J. P. Mrrciii Nun,
Sccretarys.
LIST OF PKHMIUMS TO ' BK
AWARDED BY THE GREENE
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AND
MANUFACTURING SOCIETY,
AT CAR.MICHAELS, THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4TU
AND 5TH, 1800. ;
CLASS I IIOKSKS NO, t.
nust Draught Stallion....
a " ' "
.5 00
A on
Best Druualit Animal. 4 00
7.
rtnut 2 vear old " '. 8 00
2 ' " 2 00
i . - 11...- TT...-n riw a nn
ueHi ienniuS ,aio. vi v.,
' ' Uor'M ooU.;"IItIIr".':.r.;!;8 00
tho
a " ..-V 2 00
' ' COmilTTKli! i','", ' '-'.'
i: Joseph K Randolph, Aaron Iltcknoy, Ell.
ss Stono, Jorry Davidson.
tho
NO. 2. 4 -.1
13 'st Brood Maro with foal at feet 4 00
2 " " " 8 00
Best 2 year old Gelding 8 00
a . " j .a uu
Bent 2 year old Mara 3 00
2 " " -.2 00
Best yearling mure Colt , 8 00
" " ' ,' UU
Best Spring Muro Colt 8 00
2 . " wu
' eOMMITTIB. . '.
Ellis Campbell, J. C. Notil, Solomon Higgle.
MO. 3.
Best Jack....... ii...... ..8 00
2 2 00
BestOunnot 8 00
2 " ; i 2 00
Best 2 year old Mule '.....3 00
a " i' i
Best Yearling. Mulo 2 00
j ..;........V 00
Best Spring Mule Colt 2 "
a 4 w
, t;onMirrEa i. -'" ;
Robert Wiley J. T. Bailey, J. G. Biack.
Bnst Ridiii" and Driving Stallion....
,.8 00
..5 00
.,5 00
.A 00
..5 00
.A 00
Bust Maro for all purposes..
Best Family Animal..
Best 3 year old Maro..,
..a.........1
A 00
l "
Bust 3 year old Gelding..,
I " " ....
"!"!!!!!!!!!!! oo
a oo
O Aft
, COMMITTKK. ;. '
Henry Sharpnock, Don. Moredock Dick
Long. . v ; r '
" " ' so. 6. "
Bust Pair Matched Animals 8 00
a " '5 00
Best Driving Animal.......... 5 "
a " 8 00
Best Pair Driving Mulos 0
2 .. . : 8 00
Best Riding Animal " .. ?
a ' . 8 oo
Bust Walking Animal..... 8
2 . 2 00
BestTrotting Animal..... .....;.10 00
.4 i. .,,,-. , 7 00
Best Pacing Animal....!.: 10 .
2 i.i , 7 00
,, .COMMITTKB. . , . ,
James M. Ross, G. G. Johnson, Dr. Julius
Lemoyno.
' : CLASS 2 OATTLS. MO. 1.
Best Bull 0 00
2 " 4 00
Best Bull under 2 yours old ...S 00
.2 ii ' " 8 00
Best bull c;df underO uionthsold 8 00
2 i" " ...i :'. a. 2 00
Best yoko oxen , S ?
o ii ii ..,.8 00
Best yoko oxen under 8 years old..., 4 00
2 " .. ...,' " 8 00
COMMITTEB. ,.''
" James' 'Crce,' ' Cephas Morris .'.and Hugh
Keenan.
.MQ. 2.
Best Cow....: 00
2 ii 8 00
Bo8thelfor''bet'ween2& 8 years old 8 00
2 ii " . " ' 2 ,00
Best heifer under 1 year old 2 00
" L VW
rOMMlTTWt. . ,' J . .' 4 -
John Wilson, Esq., Josoph Roavcs, John
Ken.
CLASS 3 SUEKf NO t.
' I
Best Spanish Buck .... .
0 00
4 OO
Bestyonrling Spanish buck .................6 00
2 " -. 4 - ' ...;.........;..8 00 ,
Best Spanish buck lamb 8 00
2 ..a ou
Bust saxon buck .....8 00
a " ..1 2 00
st selislan buck 8 00
2 " " , A i....2 00
Best south down, lefcestor or Oxfordshire
Uu 'k 0 00
OOIIMITTI5B,
Jnmcs Parshall,, Josse Colrab, Dr, W
Rodgore, . . , , ,
" NO. ii. - - ' '
Best spuulsh ewes, 6 In number, ' 5 00
2 " " V . 4 00
Best " yr. ewes, G In number 4 00
2 " . " .." " 3 00
Best " lumbs ' - 8 00
2 ..., . 8 00
Best suxon ewes, " ' i . .- 8 00
2 . . a 00
Best " lauibs ' , 2 00
2 m - ' " . 1 00
Bust selislan ewes, " ' 8 00
2 " . " : " 2 00
Best " lnmbs ,'...; 2 00
2 ' 11 v 1 00
Best display of southdown, Leicester or
nvl.i" Lii'niai fld'Afl 1. :
4 00
Best fat sheep, 10 in number , ,
s 00
: tin 110,
4 00
Co.MMirri'K William Coro, Joseph Boss,
Jehu Jainisuu. . " , .
NO. 3 iWEBI'STAKM.
Beabuck 10 00
Beslcwo " - W
In cuso tlio swoopsiiiko premium be award-
od to cither Bucks or Ewes in clthor of tho
above classes, tlio first premium , will be re
funded to tlio Society. ...
CLASS 1 SWXMB. ,
Best hoar 8 00
2 do ' . 00
Best brned sow ' - 2 00
2 do do i on
Best Utter of pigs ovor throe months old 2 00
2 (tor -do .. 1 00
Bust do under three months old 2 00
no 00 1 , 1 eu
Best fat hog , . .: 8 00
2 UO
Committkb. Jacob DurT, John Hewitt,
James. McClure. ..:. .
class 5 Aamcvitnw imflbitents mo. I.
Best farm wagon
2 do U6 -BeBt
spring wnccon .
2 do . do
Bosthutrgy' '.. '
2 do '
Best carriage . :
2 do ' :
Best grain drill
2 do
4 00
8 00
4
3
6
4
' 5
8
4
2 -
BcBt wheolbarrow
"1
CtiMsiiTTKH. E. B. Bailey, Robert Dauithor-
ty. Jehu Brooks. 1 .
, ' so. 2. ,
Best mowing machine y .
2 'do do
i 4,
Beat foodcuttor
2 do v"
Best rollor i:. ',. ft .
2 do
Best horso rako, ' . , , r .
2 do '" ' 1 '
Best grain cradlo ' 1 '
2 do
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