Locomotive, Volume 34, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1855 — Page 2

LIST OF PREMIUMS OF THE ' . Marion County Agricultural Society for 1855. CLASS B HORSES. STALLIONS FOIl ALL WORK. 1st best, Emsley Wright, Dip. and Silver Cup, 10 00 2d best, John M. Jameson, sett lea Spoons,. . b w " 3d best, John Mason, cash, BROOD MAKES FOR ALL WORK. 1st best, Win. MeCaw, jr., sett tea spoons 8 00 3,1 best, John M. Jameson, pair desert spoons,. 4 00 3d best, Daniel Moore, cash, u" MARE OR GELDING FOR SADDLE. 1st best, Wood & Foudray, scttt tea spoons 6 00 2d best, Chan. J. Keddick, butter knife, 3 00 3d best, John Tomlinson, cash, 1 MARE OR GELDING FOR ALL WORK. 1st best, Allen May, tea spoons, 6 00 2d best, Wni. MeCaw, sr., butter knife, 3 00 3d best, James G. Fitchey, cash, 1 00 LIGHT DRAUGHT MARE OR GELDING. 1st best, James G. Fitehey, tea spoons, 6 00 2d best, J. II. Shinier, butter knife, 3 00 3d best, S. D. Baker, premium recommended. MATCH HARNESS HORSES. 1 st best, Wood & Foudray, tea spoons,... 6 00 2d best, John Carlisle, butter knife, : . 3 00 3d best, no premium awarded. PAIR OR FARM TIOltSF.S. ' ' 1st best, Joseph W. Buchanan, tea spoons, .... 6 00 2d best, W. C. Hartsock, butter knife, 3 00 3d best, Nicholas Croas, cash, 1 00 HORSE COLTS TWO YEARS OLD. 1st best, W. C. Hartsock, sugar spoon, 8 00 2d best, Charles T. Noble, cream spoon,. ...... 2 00 3d best, Laban Harding, cash, 1 00 MAKE COLTS TWO YEARS OLD. 1st best, David Huff, butter knife, 3 00 2d best, Wm. McWhiirter, cream spoon, 2 00 YEARLING HORSE COLTS. 1st best, Wm. Elliott, sugar spoon,. . ......... 2 00 No other premiums awarded in this division. YEARLING MARE COLTS. 1st best, J. T. Belles, sugar spoon 2 00 2d best, Zadoc Tomlinson, cash, 1 00 3d best, Hezekiah Smart, Trans. State Board.. SUCKING COLTS. 1st best, Catherine Smock, sugar spoon, 2 00 2d best, J. N. Keddick, cash, 1 00 3d best, E. B. Swift, Trans. State Board ! JACKS. 1st best, Thomas Morrow, dip. and tea spoons,.. 6 00 2d best, M. B. Kobinson, sugar spoon, 8 00 3d best, no award JENNETS. 1st best, Cornelius Jones, butter knife,. 3 00 2d best, Cornelius Jones sugar spoon,. 2 00 MULES. 1st best, John F. Conrad, tea spoons,. . ... . 6 00 2d best, Stephen II. Anderson, sugar spoon,. . . 3 00 3d best, Samuel McMillen, cash, 1 00 YEARLING MULES. . 1st best, John Sutherland, pair desert spoons,. . 4 00 2d best, Stephen II. Anderson, sugar spoon,. . . 2 00 SUCKING MULE COLTS. 1st best, Matthias Dawson, sugar spoon, 2 00 2d best, John Sutherland, cash, 1 00 PAIR MATCH MULES. 1st best, M. B. Robinson, tea spoons, 6 00 CLASS C CATTLE. BULL OVER THREE YEARS OF AGE. ' 1st best, John McMaJian, dip. and silver cup,. .$10 00 2d best, FieldiugBceler, tea spoons, 6 00 3d best, Calvin Fletcher & Co., butter knife,.. 3 00 BULL TWO YEARS OLD. 1st best, Martin Pearson, dip. and tea spoons,. . 6 00 YEARLING BULL. 2d best, Samuel Moore, cream spoon, .. 2 00 BULL CALF. 1st best, Calvin Fletcher, jr., butter knife, .... 3 00 2d best, F. M. Hamilton, cream spoon, 2 00 3d best, John McMahan, cash, 1 00 COW FOR ALL PURPOSES. ' 1st best, John McMahan, dip. and tea spoons,. . 8 00 2d best, James May, tea spoons,. 6 00 3d best, Fielding Beeler, pair desert spoons,. . . 4 00 COW FOR DAIRY. 1st best, F. M. Hamilton, tea spoons, 6 00 2d best, George W. Butcher, pair desert spoons, 4 00 3d best, George W. Butcher, cream spoon, . 2 00 FATTED COW, STEER, OR HEIFER. 1st best, Calvin Fletcher, jr., tea spoons, 6 00 2d best, Fielding Beeler, butter knife,. 3 00 3d best, John Carlisle, cash, . , 1 00 TWO YEAR OLD HEIFER. 1st best, Vincent Miller, tea spoons, 6 00 2d best, Vincent Miller, butter knife, 3 00 3d best, John M. Talbott, cash, 1 00 HEIFER CALF, j . : . . , 1st best, M. N. Riggs, butter knife, i . 3 00 2d best, James May, cream spoon, 2 00 3d best, Calvin Fletcher, jr., cash 1 00 YEARLING HEIFER. 1st best, C. Fletcher, jr., dip. pair desert spoons, 4 00 2d best, Vincent Miller, cream spoon,. . , 2 00 3d best, Fielding Beeler, cash, , 1 00 FROM FIVE TO TEN YEARLING STEER CALVES. 1st best, Calvin Fletcher, jr., tea spoons, 6 00 (Donated to the Society.) YOKE OF OXEN OVER THREE YEARS OLD. . 1st best, A. J. Bridgford, tea spoons, 6 00 2d best, Samuel D. Baker, sugar spoon, 8 00 3d best, George Tad'e, Trans. State Board YOKE OF 8TEARS UNDER THREE YEARS OLD. 1st best, Samuel D. Baker, tea spoons,. 6 00 TEAM OF THREE YOKE OK WELL BROKEN OXEN OVER THREE YEARS OLD. 1st best, George TafFe, tea spoons, 8 00 2d best, A. J. Bridgford, tea spoons 600 3d best, Samuel D. Baker, sugar spoon, 3 00 GRADE STEERS. ' 1st best, George Bruce, ) t, , , .-.ii r t r From, recommended. 2d best, George Bruce, j CLASS D SHEEP. ' . ' . . FINE WOOL BUCK. 1st best, John Mason, dip. and tea spoons, ... .$6 00 2d best, Jesse Yount, sugar spoon, 3 00 3d best, A. W. AVebb, Trans. State Board FINE WOOL EWE. 1st best, Fielding Beeler, dip. and tea spoons,. . 6 00 2d best, A. W. Webb, butter knife, ; 3 00 3d best, Jesse Yount, Trans. State Board LONG WOOL BUCK. 1st best, John Mason, din. and tea spoons, .... 6 00 2d best, F. Beeler, and AV. J. Baker, sugar spoons 3 00 3d best, George W. Butcher, Trs. State Board. . LONG WOOL EWE. 1st best, Fielding Beeler, dip. and tea spoons,. . 6 00 2d best, Calvin Fletcher, jr., butter knife,. '. . . . 3 00 3d best, F. Beeler and AV. J. Baker, Transactions State Board. PEN OF FIVE FINE WOOL SHEEP. 1st best, Fielding Beeler, tea spoons, 6 00 PEN OF FIVE LONG WOOL SHEEP. 1st best, Fielding Beeler, tea spoons, 6 00 2d best, Calvin Fletcher, jr., butter knife, 3 00 FIVE FAT SHEEP. 1st best, Fielding Beeler, tea spoons,. .' 6 00 CLASS E SWTNE. BEST BOAR. 1st best, Titus Baker, dip. and tea spoons, $6 00 2d best, S. D. Baker, butter knife, 3 00 3d best, Calvin Fletcher, jr., Trs. State Board. BEST BREEDING SOW. 1st best, S. D. Baker, diploma and tea spoons,.. 6 00 2d best, Calvin Fletcher, jr., sugar spoon, 3 00 3d best, no award.

BEST SOW AND PIGS. 1st best, S. D. Baker, dipploma and tea spoons, 6 9rJ hpst- T.Annard Wpst. Vinttav Vnlfe. . ........ 3

00 00 3d best, Sam'l A. Bridgford, Trs. State Board, ! FATTED HOGS. No award in this division. 7 CLASS F GRAINS AND OTHER CROPS. One entry for best five acres of flax. One entry for best one acre of com. One entry for best one and one-half acres of flax. Five entries for best one-fourth acre of potatoes. This class to be examined, and premiums awarded at November meeting of the County Board. BEST FIVE PUMPKINS. 1st. liost.. f! 1?- Uhnads. butter knife $3 00 2d best, J. II. Shimer, sugar spoon, 2 3d best, J. M. W. Langsdale, Trs. State Board. TWELVE HEADS OF RICK CORN. 00 1st best, Fielding Beeler, sugar spoon,. ...... TWELVE HEADS OF INDIAN CORN, 1st best, John G. Webb, sugar spoon, 2 00 2 00 PECK OF CLOVER SEED. 1st best, James A. Mcllvaine, salt spoon,. ..... 1 PECK OF TIMOTHY SEED. 00 1st best, R. G. Hubbard, salt spoon, 1 00 Peck of Blue Grass Seed. 1st best, R. G. Hubbard, salt spoon, Peck English Blue Grass Seed. 1st best, D. R. Clary, salt spoon, 1 00 1 00 CLASS G FRUITS AND VEGETABLES EXHIBITED AT THE FAIR. Best Ten Varieties of Winter Apples. 1st best, Martin Williams, pair desert spoons,. .$ 4 2d best, A. W. Webb, sugar spoon, 2 3d best, A. H. Dawson, (book) Elliott's Fruit Cult. General Selection of Apples. 1st best, Martin Williams, pair dessert spoons,. . 4 2d best, Samuel II. Mcllvain, cream spoon 2 3d best, John Mason, (book) Elliott's Fruit Cult. General Selection of Pears. 1st best, Powell Ilowland, pair desert spoons,. . 3 2d best, Martin Williams, sugar spoon, 2 General Selection of Peaches. 1st best, Powell Ilowland, cream spoon, . .. 2 00 2d best, no award. General Selection of Grapes. Powell Ilowland, butter knife, .......... 3 00 Best Twelve Quinces. 1st best, John Carlisle, sugar spoon, .......... 2 00 2d best, Powell Ilowland, (book) Cole's Fruit Book. Water Melons. 1st best, R. G. Hubbard, cash, 2 2d best, Martin Pearson, Buist's Kitchen Garden. 3d best, Fielding Beeler, Trans. State Board. Best Twelve Beets. G. W. Butclier, cash,. .'.J 1 00 00 Best Half Bushel Irish Potatoes. Charles R. Rhoads, cash 1 00 Best Half Bushel Sweet Potatoes. Charles R. Rhoads, cash,. 1 00 Best Half BusJiel Turnips. Fielding Beeler, cash, 1 00 Fourth Bushel of Onions. ' Wilford Bristow, cash, i . . . 1 00 Half Bushel of Beans John Mason, "marked best." ' ' Fourth Bushel Carrots. Wilford Bristow, cash, Fourth Bushel of Parsnips. 1 00 Jacob Birkenmayer, cash, 1 00 . Peppers. Charles R. Rhoads, marked "best." , ' Peck Tomatoes. J. M. W. Langsdale, cash, .m. . . 1 00 ' ; .' . . . : Rheuharh. Jacob Birkenmayer, marked "best." Ten Stalks Celery. Jacob Birkenmayer, cash, 1 00 Five Heads of Cabbage. . Martin Pearson, cash, Cucumbers. Charles R. Rboads, marked, "best" Four Squashes. Charles R. Rhoads, cash, 1 00 1 00 Egg Plants. George W. Butcher, marked "best." - 1 StowelCs Ever Green Sweet Corn. '' ' J. M. W. Langsdale, premium recommended. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES RIPENING PRIOR TO THE FAIR. To Powell Ilowland for the best general variety of ap- ' pies, fruit knife, $3 00 To Martin Williams, for the second best general variety of apples, Elliot's Cult. To Fielding Beeler, for the 3d best general variety of apples, Trans. State Board. To Marsin SVilliams, for the best general varie ty of pears, butter knife, .3 To Powell Ilowland for the 2d best general variety of Pears, Elliot's Fruit Cult. To Wilkinson, for the 3d best gen variety of pears, Trans. State Board. To Powell Ilowland, for the best general variety of peaches, sugar spoon, 3 To Asher Cox, for the 2d best general variety of peaches, Elliot's Fruit Cult. To P. Dumont, lor the 3d best general variety of peaches, Trans. State Board. To Martin Williams for the beat general variety 00 00 of Strawberries, fruit knife, 3 To Martin Williams for the best general variety of Raspberries, sugar spoon, 3 00 00 10 JUL Uoburn, tor the 2u best general variety of Raspberries, Elliot's Fruit Cult. To Martin Williams, for the best general variety of Cherries, fruit knife, 3 00 To Martin Williams for the best Gooseberries, sugar spoon, 2 00 To Powell Ilowland for the best general variety Grapes, sugar spoon, 2 To Henry Coburn for the 2d best general variety of Grapes, Buist's Kitchen Garden. To John Mason for 3d best, Trans. St. Board. 00 lo A. Yv . Webb, for best Beets, salt siwon, . . . 1 00 lo John Mason for the best Sweet Potatoes salt spoon, l 00 A. W. Webb, for the best Turnips, salt spoon,.. 1 00 To A. W. AVebb, for the best peck of Onions, salt spoon, 1 00 lo J. JU. VV. JL-angsdale, lor the best peck of Tomatoes, salt spoon, 1 00 To John Mason, for the best peck of Irish Potatoes, Trans. State Board. To Jacob Birkenmayer, for the best 5 heads of cabbage, salt spoon, 1 00 To A. AV. AArebb, for the best five squashes, salt spoon, 1 00 To J. M. AV. Langsdale for the best AVater Mel- - ons, sugar spoon, 2 00 To A. AV. AVebb, for the best Musk Melons, salt spoon, 1 00 Cucumbers were shown by J. Birkenmayer, A. W. Webb, and Jacob Traub. Rheubarb very fine, by J. Birkenmayer. Egg Plant by N. Teal, Esq., J. Birkenmayer, and Zadock Tomlinson. Boquetts, Flower Basket, &c, by Anna M. Smith, Mrs. P. Ilowland, Miss AVebb, and Miss Maria Birkenmayer. Plums, by P. Dumont, Esq., Preserved Peaches very fine by Asher Cox, and J. S. Dunlop, Esq. CLASS II FARM DIPLEMENTS. Plough for General Use. 1st best, Gause & AVebb, butter knife and cream spoon, $5 00 2d best, Rapp & Ott, premium recommended. Sod Plough. Rapp & Ott, premium recommended. Plough for Osage Orange Seed. R. G. Hubbard, premium recommended.

Two Horse Plough. Rapp and Ott, sugar spoon and mustard spoon, 3 00 Harrow. Birkenmayer & Brewster, pair desert spoons,. . 4 00 Seed Planter. ' Joshua J. Jones, premium recommended. Thrashing Machine and Horse Power. Ilasselinan and Tinton, referred to Ex. Committee. Horse Power. Hasselman & Vinton, pair desert spoons, 4 00 One Horse Wagon. James Griswold, diploma recommended. Farm Wagoit. AV. & AV. J. Forshee, dip. and tea spoons, 6 00 ': - : ' - Ox Cart. ' 1 James Griswold, cash 3 00 : ' Ox Bows. ; i ("''.' Levi Comegys, premium recommended. . " Ox Yoke. . . J. II. Shimer, cash,'. '.' . . 2 00 Corn Shelter,

Birkenmayer & Brewster, cash,. 2 00 Wooden Fork, Levi Comegys, premium recommended. Y Churn. ' ' ! " 1 ' Wm. II. Buford, cash, 1 00 Horse Hake. Birkenmayer & Brewster, cash, 1 00 Axe Helves. A. J. Bridgford, cash, ,1 0 Field Roller. James Griswold, cash, 1. 00 CLASS I LEATHER AND MANUFACTURES OF LEATHER. Best Side of Sole Leather. 1 11 ' Fishback & Davis, butter knife, $3 00 Best Side Upper Leather. Fishback & Davis, sugar spoon, 3 00 Best Side Harness Leather. . Fishback & Davis, cream and salt spoons, 3 00 Best Half Dozen Calf Skins. ' Fishback & Davis, cash, 3 00 Farm Wagon Harness. 1 Eli C. Sulgrove, diploma and tea spoons, 6 00 Carriage Harness. ' ' ' James Sulgrove, diploma and tea spoons, 6 00 Gig Harness. . James Sulgrove, cream spoon, .............. 2 00 Side Saddle. ." James Sulgrove, diploma and sugar spoon, .... 3 00 Man's' Saddles. James Sulgrove, diploma and cream spoon, . ; . . 3 00 Riding Bridle, . ' James Sulgrove, cash,. 1 00 CLASS K CARRIAGES AND MISCELLA- , : ; NEOUS MANUFACTURES. . ; '. Best Two Horse Carriage. ; Hiram R. Gaston, diploma and tea spoons, .... 5 00 Carriage or Buggy For Single Horse. Hiram R. Ga3ton, premium recommended. Sulkey. Hiram R. Gaston, premium recommended. Sofa. J. Huey, diploma and butter knife, 3 00 Dining Table. ' J. Huey, cream spoon, 2 00 : Wash Stand. ,- J. Huey, premium recommended. Parlor Chairs including Rocker, J. Huey, diploma and butter knife, 3 00 Common Windsor Chairs. J. Huey, sugar spoon, 2 00 , Assortment of Cabinet Ware. r J. Huey, dip. and tea spoons, 6 00 Lard Barrel. .:. ' Nf. T. Peak, premium recommended. 1 Flour Barrel. ' Osgood & Smith, salt spoon, 1 00 Ham Barrel. : . N. T. Peak, premium recommended. ' ' Cooking Stove. . R. L. & A. AV. McOuat, mustard spoon, 1 00 Parlor Stove. R. L. & A. AV. McOuat, cream spoon,.' 2 00 Sett of Horse Shoes.. . : S. A. Bridgford, cash, 1 00 ,; Agricultural Kettle. ' : R. L. & A. AV. MuOuat, premium recommended. 1 CLASS L DAIRY PRODUCTS, HONEY AND SUGAR. BEST TEN POUNDS BUTTER MADE PRIOR TO JULY FIRST. 1st best, Mrs. E. Bristow, tea spoons $6 00 2d best, Mrs. F. Beeler, butter knife 3 00 3d best, Mrs. Powell Ilowland, cream spoon. . . 2 00 BEST TEN POUNDS BUTTER MADE AT ANY TIME. 1st best, G. F. Boswell, tea spoons 6 00 2d best, Mrs. A. AV. AVebb, butter knife. . 3 00 3d best, Mrs. S. D. Baker, cream spoon 2 00 CHEESE BEST TWENTY POUNDS, (PLAIN.) 1st best, Mrs. Hiram Bacon, tea spoons 6 00 CHEESE BEST TWENTY POUNDS, (SAGE.) 1st best, Mrs. Hiram Bacon, tea spoons - G 00 TEN POUNDS HONEY". 1st best, M. Butterfield, butter knife, 3 00 2d best, Dan Sinks, salt spoon 1 00 TEN POUNDS MAPLE SUGAR. ! 1st best, David Allen, sugar spoon. 3 00 CLASS M FLOUR AND BREAD. BEST AND MOST FLOUR FROM TEN BUSHELS OF WHEAT. 1st best, Bales, Moore & Hadley, dip. and tea spoons $G 00 2d best, A. II. Dawson, cream spoon 2 00 LOAF OF BREAD MADE BY GIRL UNDER SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE. 1st best, Mary Johnson, tea spoons 6 00 2d best, Martha E. McCormick, butter knife. . 3 00 3d best, Ellen Baker, salt spoon 1 00 LOAF OF BREAD MADE BY LADY OF ANY AGE. 1st best, Mrs. AV. II. Kendrick, tea spoons. ; 6 00 2d best, Mrs. A. AV. AArebb, butter knife 3 00 3d best, Mrs. Nancy Ferguson, salt spoon. .... 1 00 . CAKE. ' . 1st best, Miss Sarah Hubbard, "1 Prem. recom2d best, Mrs. D. Fleming, I mended in all, 3d best, Mrs. Priscillia M. Bacon,. . . none being 4th best, Miss Sarah A. Bristow. ... J offered. CLASS N NEEDLE AVORK. QUILT, OTHER THAN SILK. ' f ' 1st best, Rebecca Jones, butter knife $3 00 2d best, Mrs. John McMahan, sugar spoon. ... 2 00 3d best, Mrs. Priscilia M. Bacon, salt spoon... 1 00 4th best, Mrs. AA7. A. Schofield, prem. recom. CHILLD'S BONNET. Mrs. Margaret Eaglesfield; prem. recommended. NEEDLE WORK ON CHILD'S DRESS. Mrs. Thomas Blane, butter knife 3 00 SILK EMBROIDERY. Isabella Sheets .1 Premium recom. NEEDLE BOOKS. ' Mrs. Mary Pendleton .Premium recom. . EMBROIDERY. Mrs. Margaret Eaglesfield Premium recom. - SAMPLER. Mrs. F. Brenneman Premium recom. CHAIR TIDY. 1st best Miss Ialthea Blake Premium recom. 2d best, " " " , "

EMBROIDERED SKIRT. 1st best, Miss Amanda Talbott Premium recom. 2d best, Miss Mary J. Hopkins " "

CLASS O DOMESTIC MANUFAC'lUlU. TEN YARDS WOOLLEN CARPET.'. 1st best, Mrs. Matthias Dawson, butter knife. .$3 00 2d best, " " " cash .1 00 RAG CARPET. 1st. hesi. Mrs. D. Strickland, sugar spoon 2 00 2d best, Mrs. Samuel V. woouuii, salt spoon 1 00 3 00 2 00 1 00 3 00 1 00 TEN YARDS OF FLANNEL. 1st best, Mrs. F. Brenneman, butter knife. . 2d best, Jane Hull, cream spoon 3d best, Mrs. A. AV. AVebb, salt spoon LINEN TABLE CLOTH. 1st best: Mrs. G. K. Bos well, sugar spoon. . 2d best, Mrs. A. AV. AVebb, cash TEN YARDS TOW LINEN. 1st best, Jane Hull, butter knife2d best, Mrs. F. Brenneman, sugar spoon. . . TEN YARDS JEANSV 1st best, Mrs. A. AV. AVebb, butter knife 2d best, same, cream spoon 3d best, Eliza Jane Larsh, cash . . . '. 3 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 ; WOOLEN SOCKS. , ; 1st best, Mrs. A. AV. AVebb, cash 2d best, Mary Riggs, cash , .............. COTTON SOCKS. 1st best, Mrs. A. W. AVebb, mustard spoon, . 50 1 00 COTTON STOCKINGS. . Mrs. A. AV. AVebb, cash. 1 00 LINEN SOCKS. Mrs. A. AV. AVebb, premium recommended. : ' WOOLEN STOCKINGS. ' 1st best, Jane Hull cash . , 1 2d best, Mrs. A. AV. AArebb, cash.". .... ; LINEN STOCKINGS. 1 00 50 1 00 1st best Mrs. F. Brenneman, cash. 2d best, Mrs. A. AV. AVebb, cash. " WOOLEN MITTENS. 50 1st best, Thomas AV. Turlcy, cash. ........... 1 00 2d best. Mrs. F. Brenneman, cash 50 ' ' . PAIR WOOLEN GLOVES. . Mrs. A. AV. AVebb. cash............:. 1 00 , . HOME MADE VESTS. Mrs. A. AV. Webb. Prem. recom. ; CLASS PFLOAVERS. VARIETY OF GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS. 1st best, George Butcher, butter knife $3 00 2d best, Mi's. Margaret Eaglesfield, sugar spoon 2 00 , ' . , FLORAL ORNAMENT. 1st best, Mrs. Margaret . Eaglesfield, cream ' spoon.. 8 00 2d best, Miss Emma Eaglesfield, sugar spoon,. . 2 00 BOQUET FOR CENTER TABLE. 1st best, Mi's. Powell Ilowland, sugar spoon. . . 2 00 2d best, Miss Maria Birkenmeyer, cash. ...... 1 00 3d best, George AV. Butcher .Prem. recom. BEST AND GREATEST VARIETY OF FLOWERS. 1st best, George AV. Butcher, butter knife. ... 3 00 BEST AND GREATEST VARIETY OF DAHLIAS. 1st best, Miss Maria Birkenmeyer, cream spoon 2 00 2d best, John Carlisle, cash 1 00 : : - CACTUS. Mrs. Mary Pendleton I ..... . Prem. recom. The committee on Flowers say they have done their best in awarding the above. class q miscellaneous and unenu- ; .; ;. , merated. .. ., , .. . :. j if ;. , WORSTED COVERLET. ... 1 st best, James Muir, butter knife $3 00 2d best, Mrs. Jane Hull, cream spoon ........ 2 00 3d best, James Muir, cash 1 00 YARN. i Jesse Yount, diploma and cash, 1 00 TEN YARDS FULLED CLOTH. 1st best, Powell Howland, butter knife 8 00 2d best, Jesse Yount, cream spoon 2 00 : HAIR WREATH. Mrs. V. C. Hanna." ' HAIR BRACELET. . Mrs V. C. Hanna, cash. TEN YARDS SATTINET. 1st best, Jesse Yount, butter knife. . . . 2d best, " ; " ; . sugar spoon. . . . .Diploma ...1 00 . .. 8 00 . . . 2 00 SINGLE COTTON AND WOOLEN COVERLET. Thonias Turley, dip. and cash 1 00 COTTON AND WOOLEN COVERLET DOUBLE. Mrs. Nancy Furgason dip. and cash. 1 00 PAIR WOOLEN BLANKETS. 1st best, Daniel Brant, butter knife , 3 00 2d best, Jesse Yount, sugar spoon. 2 00 3d best, Mrs. AV. A. Schofield, salt spoon 1 00 FLY BRUSH. John AV. Smock ... Diploma OSAGE ORANGE PLANT. R. H. Hubbard Diploma LATH MACHINE. .. ; J. L. Brown, diploma and cash 1 00 : CASE OF SILVER WARE. ' S. P. Bailey, diploma and cash . 2 00 GRAPE JELLY. : Mrs. Charles Larsh Dip. TEAR BUTTER. Miss Margaret T. Moove, diploma and 50 PICKLES. Mrs. A. W. AVebb .Dip. VARIETY OF PICKLES. Mrs. G. F. McGinnis. Dip. LINSEY. ' Mrs. A. H. Bryant, diploma and 1 00 COTTON CHECK GOODS. Mrs. A. II. Bryant . Dip. Tomato Preserves. Miss Letitia Moore, diploma. APPLE JELLY. Miss Letitia Moore Dip. Peach Preserves. Mrs. J. E. R. AAlieatlcy, diploma and. 50 Ornamented Gilt Portrait Frame. AATm. Gettis & Co., diploma and 2 00 ! Agricultural Library. L. II. Hare, diploma and. 2 00 Flax Thread. Mrs. F. Brenneman, sugar spoon 1 50 . ' Grain Sack. Mrs. F. Brenneman, diploma and. 50 Feather Bed and Bedding. John D. Phipps. Dip. Shell Monument. Mrs. A. G. Bowman, dip. and 1 Catsup. Mrs. G. F. M'Ginnis, dip. and 1 Hams. John Carlisle, dip. and 1 00 00 00 Water-Melon Preserves. Mrs. David Fleming Dip, Apple Preserves. Mrs. Newton Reddick Dip, Apple Molasses. Mr. G. F. McGinnis. Dip. Apple Butter. . Mrs. David Fleming. .Dip, Variety of Evergreens. Martha AVilliams, dip. and Spring Mattress. J. M. & A. L. Tilford, dip. and Bed-Stead. 1st best, J. M. & A. L. Tilford, dip. and 1 00 1 00 1 00 2d best, J. Huey Dip. Ornamental Leather Work. Mrs. Julia Anderson 1 00

Meat Cutter.

Birkenmeyer & Brewster . .Dip. ..Dip. . .Dip. 1 00 1 00 Meat Stuffer. Same General Selection of Paper. II. S.Rockey ., pruu Gatherer. Joseph M. Hillis, dip. and Daguerreotypes. Charles AV. Purcell, dip. and Peach Pickles. Mrs. J. E. R. AVheatley 1 Blackberry Pickles. Mrs. G. F. McGinnis .Dip. .Dip. Dip. Water Melon Pickles. Mrs. G. F. McGinnis Tomato Pickles. Mrs. G. F. McGinnis. : - Specimen of Pickled Pork. Mrs. Rachel Pitts. I Dip. r, - -T Cage and Birds.- . J. Huey .Dip. 1 Peach Trees. Asher Cox, dip. and. . . .' M, ! . CLASS R POULTRY. Pair Shanghais. ' 1st best, Jacob Spahr, cash 2d best, S. C. Vance. 2 00 . 00 . 1 00 Pair Cochin Chinas. 1st best, James P. Southard, cash. ........... 2 00 2d best, J. M. AV. Langsdale Pair of Grey Chittagongs. 1st best, J. M. AV. Langsdale, cash 2d best, A. A. Scott, cash Pair of Brahma Pootras. 1st best, Jacob Spahr, cash. ............ 2d best, AVm. Bowles, cash , Pair of Turkeys. 1 00 ."2 00 . 1 00 . 2 00 A 00 1st best, John AV. Bowles, cash 2 00 2d best, G. AV. Butcher, cash. ... 1 00 Iloangh Ho Fowls. ; .., Best, Justin Kellogg Prem. recom. Pair of Geese. Best, John G. AVebb, cash . . ". . 1 00 .. Pair of Ducks. ,- Best, AVilford Bristow, cash. 1 00 Six Pigeons. Best, Geo. AV. Butcher, cash 1 00 General Selection of Barn Yard Fowls. 1st best, J. M. AV. Langsdale, cash 5 00 2d best, John AV. Bowles 3 00 CLASS T RIDING SEVENTEEN ENTRIES. Young Ladies of Sixteen Years and Under. 1st best, -Miss Emma Eaglesfield. .......... . .saddle 2d best, Miss Mary L. Bryant saddle Boys of Sixteen Years and Under. 1st best, AVilliam Lake ....... Silver Hunting Watch 2d best, AArilliam Foudray .saddle Ladies over Sixteen Years. 1st best, Miss Mary E. Butcher, silver pitcher, $25 00 2d best, Miss Rebecca Fry, silver goblet, 15 00 Gentlemen over Sixteen Years. 1st best, AVilliam Pentecost, of Franklin Town ship, AVateh, . . 25 00 2d best, A. Hull, of Perry Township, watch,. . 15 00 PLOAVING MATCH. ' , Best Specimen of Plowing Ten Inch es Deep with ", . i. .- . Three Horses Abreast. Gause & AVebb, tea spoons $6 00 Best Specimen of Plowing Six Inches Deep " with Two Horses. t , t;Gause & AArebb, pair of desert spoons, .$4 00 Samuel D. Baker, sugar spoon, 2 00 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1855. rO'Suturdayisthe day of publication of the Locomotive when it will alwaysbereadyfor subscribers. In nocasewill weletacopyoftliepaper go from the office before publica tionday. ' ' ' . " 2 Firemen's Fair. The Firemen's . Fair has been postponed until the early part of November, in consequence of the sickness, the number our ladies expect to entertain during the Fair, and their desire to attend the Fair. Due notice will be given of the time of the Fair. jCTlie election on Tuesday passed off very quietly, the greatest good order and harmony prevailing. The vote was not as large as at the election last fall, but still nearly the full strength of both parties was out. The entire Democratic ticket was elected by majorities varying from 367 to 491. The following are the majorizes: Stewart's majority 367. Brown's majority, 49 1 Logan's majority, 430. Next week we will give the official vote of the comity. - iC3rShires' Commercial Exchange and Free Reading Room, of Cincinnati, has been removed to the north-west corner of Race and West Fourth streets. State Fair. Don't forget that the State Fair commences next week. On Mondays and Tuesdays is the days of entries. On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the -days of exhibition, and on Saturday the day for sale of such articles as exhibitors wish to dispose of. There will be a great crowd here, if next week is as pleasant as this has been, and every one must come up to see the show. j3?"AVe are very sorry to see that no additional bridges have been placed over the canal, near the Fair ground. As a city, our Council have not expended one dollar on account of the State Fair, and we think the least they could have done would be to put good substantial bridges over the canal for the accommodation of the crowd of strangers that will be here next week. ,3rThe Premium list occupies a goocl deal of space in oui paper to-day it is copied from the Journal, and corrected by the Secretary, after the premiums were awarded we believe it is correct, and should be preserved for future reference. -1 ' 'i JCSrA. very interesting address was delivered by Dr. Stphenson, to a large audience, at the State House, on Thursday afternoon. After the Address the premiums were delivered.

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