The following fair awards appeared in the following newspapers:
Classes 1-17: Reveille and News (Vevay) – 26 September 1861 – Page 2, Column 3
Class 18-end: Reveille and News (Vevay) – 3 Oct 1861 – Page 1, Column 5; Page 2, Column 2

The following is a list of the premiums awarded and paid at the Tenth Annual Fair of the Switzerland and Ohio County Agricultural Society, held at their Fair Grounds, and ending as a perfect success on Friday last [September 17th to 20th]:

Class 1 – Horses for all purposes.

• Best stallion 4 yrs old, Thomas Glaze; 2d Jas M West
• Best stallion 3y old, W H Buchanan; 2d Geo Singer
• Best stallion 2y old, Thos Shields; 2d S G Powell
• Best stallion 1y old, Wm B Sanders; 2d Saml Lostutter
• Best sucking horse colt, Chas Heath; 2d Paschal Conner
• Best brood mare 4y old, Paschal Conner; 2d James Brown
• Best filly 3 yr old, Harry Wycoff; 2d H B Keeney
• Best filly 2y old, Paschal Conner; 2d Dillard Drake
• Best filly 1y old, Wm Stewart; 2d P L Davis
• Best suckling filly cold, P L Davis; 2d David Seward
• Best gelding 3y old, Zachariah Scott; 2d Saml Lostutter
• Best gelding 2y old, Thos McCrary; 2d James Brown
• Best gelding 1y old, A J McHenry; 2d A J McHenry
• Best pr matched horses, John Shields; 2d John Shields

Class 2 – Horses for light harness.

• Best stallion 4y old, Paschal Conner; 2d A Robbins
• Best gelding 4y old, Wm S Allen; 2d Fred’k Harris
• 2d best mare 3y old, Wm H Dodd
• Best mare 3 yr old, Wm S Allen; 2d John Dickason

Class 3 – Trotting, Pacing and Saddle Horses. Speed limited to 6 minutes.

• Best trotting stallion 4y, Miller Ward; 2d A W Robbins
• Best trot’g stal’n under 4, W H Buchanan
• Best trotting mare 4y, Ira Lindley; 2d John W Dibbs
• Best mare under 4y, Thos Spencer; 2d gelding under 4y, Jordan Wainscott
• Pacing stallion 4y, W B Murry; 2d J H Benton
• Pacing stallion under 4y, John Shields
• Best mare 4 yr old, Henry Demaree; 2d Wm S Allen
• Best pacing mare under 4, Jno Stewart; 2d Jno Jackson

Class 4 – Trotting and Pacing. Speed, 1 mile in 4 minutes.

• Trotting stallion 4y, Miller Ward
• Trotting mare 4 yr old, Ira Lindley; 2d W H Dodd
• Trotting mare under 4y, Thos Spencer
• Pacing stallion 4y old, W B Murry; 2d Thos Glaze
• Pacing stallion under 4, C S Cole
• Pacing mare under 4y, John Stewart; 2d John Jackson

Class 5 – Speed Ring—Trotting, Pacing and Racking.

• Best trotting gelding, F M Buffington
• Best pacing stallion, W B Murry
• Best racking gelding, Jonathan Cole; 2d mare John Shields

Class 6 – Sweepstakes on horses.

• Best stallion, Omer Wiley
• Best gelding, Wm S Allen
• Best mare, Wm S Allen

Class 7 – Guage Ring. Time 1 mile in 4 minutes, either ride or drive any gate, either horse, mule, Jack or Jennet.

• Best, Eugene Tardy
• 2d, Griffith Dickason

Class 8 – Jacks and Mules.

• Best Jack 3yr old, Paschal Conner; 2d Griffith Dickson
• Best Jack 2 yr old G B Garlinghouse
• Best sucking jack colt, J P Searcy
• Best Jennet 3 yr old, J P Searcy; 2d G B Garlinghouse
• Best mule 3 yr old, Jas Dickason; 2d John Kilgore
• Best mule 2 yr old, Baron Stow; 2d Jasper Dunning
• Best mule 1 yr old, Peter Lostutter; 2d Griffith Dickason
• Best sucking mule colt, P Lostutter; 2d O P Cobb

Class 9 – Horses and mules for Draught.

• Best pair horses, John Dickason
• Best single horse, John Dickason; 2d Jordan Wainscott
• Best pair mules, James Dickason
• Best single mule, James Dickason; 2d John Danner

Class 10 – Horned Cattle.

• Best bull 3 yr old, exhibiting two of its offspring, James Cole; 2d John L Mulford
• Best bull 2yr old, Henry Demaree
• Best bull 1y old, Dillard Drake; 2d John S Olmstead
• Best bull calf, James Cole; 2d James Dickason
• Best cow 3 yr old, James Cole; 2d Thos Works
• Best heifer 1y old, James Cole; 2d Dillard Drake
• Best heifer calf, Baron Stow; 2d Silas R Potter

Class 11 – Working Cattle and Steers.

• Best pr work cattle 4y, H L Norris; 2d Solen L Culp
• Best work cattle 3y, Thos McCreary; 2d James Cole
• Best pr work steers 1y, Geo W Bryson

Class 12 – Milch Cows.

• Best milch cow 4y, Wm Stewart; 2d U H Stow
• Best milch cow 3y, James Cole; 2d Thomas Works

Class 13 – Fat Sheep and Cattle.

• Best fat bullock over 8y, J T Nelson; 2d James Cole
• Best fatcow or heifer over 8y, T Works; 2d Jas T Nelson
• Best fat sheep, James M Baker; 2d James Cole

Class 14 – Sweepstakes on Cattle.

• Best bull, James Cole
• Best cow, Thomas Works

Class 15 – Fine Wooled Sheep.

• Best buck 1 yr old, Ezra Lampkin; 2d G W D Culp
• Best ewe 1 yr old, G W D Culp
• Best ewe lamb, G W D Culp; 2d Ezra Lampkin
• Best buck lamb, G W D Culp

Class 16 – Long Wooled Sheep.

• Best buck 1 year old, J A Powell; 2d J A Powell; 2d buck lamb, J A Powell
• Best ewe lamb, John M Shull; 2d J R Fisher
• Best lot of Sheep, G W D Culp; 2d J S Olmstead

Class 17 – Hogs.

• Best boar 1 yr old, J S Olmstead; 2d U H Stow
• Best boar under 1y, O P Cobb; 2d O P Cobb
• Best breeding sow 1y, Thos Works; 2d U H Stow
• Best sow shoat under 1y, O P Cobb; 2d O P Cobb
• Best shoats under 6 months, O P Cobb; 2d John Danner

Class 18 – Plows, Harrows & Cultivators.

• Best two horse plow, J O Bidwell; 2d J O Bidwell
• Best sod plow, U H Stow
• Best shovel plow, W C Lostutter
• Best two horses harrow, John Danner; 2d Joseph Meleck
• Best one horse harrow, [illegible]
• Best field roller, Jas K Reed; 2d Moses Cole
• Best ox yoke, Jas T Nelson
• Best six ox helves, Wm Dunning

Class 19 – Mills, Presses, Wooden Ware.

• Best fanning mill, Robert A Harris; 2d E W Gould
• Best cider mill, G W D Culp
• Best catting box, G W D Culp; 2d John Danner
• Best washing machine, E H Hall; 2d L W Beal
• Best hayrake, wife, U H Stow; 2d U H Stow donated
• Best broom machine, Moses Cole
• Best 12 corn brooms, Jas K Reed
• Best six wooden ladles, S S Barker
• Best spec. turning in wood, E W Gould
• Best flour barrel, L W Beal
• Best pork barrel, L W Beal
• Best slack or apple bbl, Jno O Hedrick
• Best molasses barrel, Jno O Hedrick

Class 20 – Threshers, Mowers, Reapers.

• Best thresher and separator H M Ayres; 2d Wm Goodner
• Best four horse wagon, Jas T Nelson
• Best two horse wagon, Abr’m Tinker; 2d H A Tinker
• Best reaper, C B & G B Garlinghouse
• Best comb, reaper & mower, Eli Murphy

Class 21 – Carriages and Cabinet Ware.

• Best two horse carriage, H A Tinker; 2d H A Tinker
• Best one horse carriage, H A Tinker
• Best bugg, H A Tinker; 2d H A Tinker
• Best sulky, James T Nelson; 2d H A Tinker
• Best center table; E W Gould
• Best dining table; E W Gould
• Best common bedstead; E W Gould

Class 22 – Vegetables.

• Best dozen beets, Mrs. Rachel Murphy
• Best dozen parsnips, George J Downey
• Best 6 cabbages, E B L Ford
• Best 12 Carrots, S S Barker
• Best hf bush onions, Nicholas Sedam
• Best hf bush potatoes, John Danner
• Best 3 squashes, Jer. Downey
• Best hf bush swt potatoes, S S Barker
• Best Chinese potatoes, U H Stow donated

Class 23 – Grain and Seed.

• Best bush yellow corn, James Cole; 2d Wm Goodner
• Best bush white corn, Mary Wisner; 2d Wm Goodner
• Best bushel red wheat, Jno S Olmsted; 2d James K Reed
• Best bushel white wheat, Ab’m Tinker; 2d Geo Sadler
• Best bushel rye, Jacob Baker; 2d John Vanosdol
• Best bushel oats, James Cole; 2d Daniel Meleck
• Best bushel barley, Jacob Baker; 2d Richard Nash
• Best bushel flaxseed, Daniel Goodner
• Best bushel timothy seed, Theo. Cole
• Best bushel orchard g. seed, Jas Cole

Class 24 – Field crops.
The awards in this class cannot be made until the crops are further matured. The report will be made at the annual meeting, and then published.

Class 25 – Farms, Barns, Orchards, &c.

• Best arranged & cultivated farm, A Hyde; 2d J R Harris
• Best arranged and cultivated orchard, quality of fruit considered, S Stow; 2d U H Stow
• Best practical farm house, D H Blunk; 2d D Henry
• Best practical farm barn, J R Harris; 2d Moses Cole

Class 26 – Poultry

• Best pair Shanghais, Thomas Works; 2d Wm A Mount
• Best pair Bramahs, James Cole; 2d Jere. Downey
• Best pair Cochin Chinas, Thos Works; 2d Margaret Moore
• Best pair dorkings, C W Mendle
• Best pair African Bantams, T Works; 2d J Vanosdol
• Best pair cross, Wm A Mount; 2d C W Mendle
• Best white Poland ducks, Marg’t Moore; 2d Moses Wisner
• Best common ducks, Thos Works; 2d John Vanosdol
• Best pair turkeys, Margaret Moore; 2d G W D Culp
• Best collection poultry, Thomas Works; 2d C W Mendle

Class 27 – Needle Work.

• Ornamental needlework, Jane Brown
• Ornamental needlework, Julia Baker; 2d Ruth W Wiley
• Patch work quilt, Eliza Sparks; 2d Charlotte Melick
• Knit Counterpane, Siren Gould; 2d Ella Dufour
• Otoman cover, Ella Dufour; 2d Ella Dufour
• Fancy worked chair cover, Lucretia Wait; 2d Delna Hanna
• Fancy worsted work, Mrs. Olmsted; 2d Ruth M Wiley
• Fancy worsted work on perforated paper, Mrs Julia Wiley; 2d Mary J Maple
• Best lady’s sack, Mrs Defraz & Tardy
• Best child’s sack, Mrs. M P Olmsted; 2d Bettie Bledsoe
• Best washstand mat, Eliza Sparks
• Best pair lamp mats, Ella Dufour; 2d Mary Sparks
• Best pair pants, Susan Wainscott
• Best shirt, Marg’t Gillespie; 2d Eliza J Goodner
• Best ladies headdress, Detraz & Tardy; 2d Eliza J Sparks
• Best ladies cap, Detraz & Tardy; 2d M P Olmstead
• Best velvet bonnet, Detraz & Tardy
• Best straw bonnet, Detraz & Tardy
• Best woolen dress, Nancy Maple; 2d char. Meleck
• Artificial flowers, Cyntha Cunningham; 2d Phebe Cunningham
• Ornamental beadwork, Detraz & Tardy
• Ornamental shell work, Detraz & Tardy; 2d Detraz & Tardy

Class 28 – Linen, Woolen and Cotton Fabrics, made by hand.

• Best 5 yds tow linen, Margaret Bills; 2d Martha Barker
• Best 5 yds flax linen, Marg’t Bills; 2d Mahala Bane
• Best 5 yds Linsey, Mary B Brown
• Best 5 yds flannel, Nancy Naple; 2d Rachel Murphy
• Best 5 yds linen diaper, Mrs. D Goodner
• Best 5 yds Kersey, Nancy Vanosdol
• Best 5 yds rag carpet, Lavina Wait; 2d Cordine Henry
• Best 5 yds woolen carpet, M P Olmsted
• Best pair woolen blankets, Eliza Maple; 2d Martha Baker
• Double woolen coverlets, Nancy Maple; 2d Mary Hizer
• Double cotton coverlets, Nancy Maple; 2d Martha Baker
• Best 10 yds Jeans, Mary Rous; 2d Mary Brown
• Best 5 yds jeans, Susan Wainscott; 2d Charlotte Goodner
• Best woolen knit socks, Sarah J Wisner
• Best woolen knit mits, Orma L Archer
• Best pound of yarn, Mary Hizer

Class 29 – Linen, Woolen and Cotton Fabrics, made by machinery.

• Best 10 yds plaid flannel, Nancy Maple
• Best 10 yds plain flannel, Marg’t Moore; 2d Nancy Maple
• Best 10 yds jeans, Geo J Downey; 2d Fanny Pocock
• Best pair blankets, Sarah J Hizer; 2d Sarah J Hizer

Class 30 – Leather Manufactures.

• Best specimen sole leather, C W Mendle
• Best specimen upper leather, C W Mendle
• Best carriage harness, Richard Martin
• Best pair lady’s slippers, Mary E Brown

Class 31 – Fruit, Flowers & Fine Arts.

• Best collec’n fruit of all kinds, S Stow
• Best specimen peaches, J A Powell
• Best collection plums, Jordan Wainscot
• Best collection quinces, Geo J Downey
• Best specimen grapes, U H Stow; 2d E Case
• Collection g. h. plants, Marg’t Gillespie; 2d Viola Stow
• Best g. h. plants in bloom, Mar. Gillespie; 2d Viola Stow; 2d single dahlia, Margaret Moore
• Best disply of roses, Marg’t Gillespie, 2d Jane Cole
• Best round boquet, Margt Gillespie; 2d Margt Moore
• Best flat boquet, Margt Gillespie; 2d Jane Cole
• Best floral ornament, Margt Gillespie
• Best dissimilar roses, Jane Cole
• Best single plant, Margaret Moore; 2d Margaret Moore
• Best landscape oil painting, E Sparks
• Best portrait painting, Rosanna Blunk; 2d Rosanna Blunk
• Best flower painting, Eliza Sparks

Class 32 – Jellies, Preserves, Pickels and Canned Fruits.

• Best collection of jellies made by exhibitor, Mrs. Charlotte Meleck; 2d Lucretia Harris
• Best col. of preserves, Char. Meleck; 2d Nancy Maple
• Best collection fruit butter, C Meleck; 2d Nancy Maple
• Best collection pickels, Char. Meleck; 2d Nancy Maple
• Best col. of Jellies, preserves and pickles canned by one person, Char Meleck; 2d Lucretia Harris

Class 33 – Table Comforts.

• Best 10 lbs June butter, Margt Gillespie
• Best 5 lbs June butter, Margt Gillespie
• Best 10 lbs Sept butter, Harriet Baker; 2d Mary Rous
• Best 5 lb Sept butter, Mary Rous
• Best 10 lbs butter & cheese, M Gillespie
• Best 10 lbs maple sugar, P. Cunningham
• Best 10 lbs honey in comb, S Stow
• Best gallon molasses, P. Cunningham; 2d Nancy Maple
• Best loaf bread, salt rising, Eliz. Maple; 2d Sarah Smith
• Best sample h. m. cake, Lucretia Harris
• Best collection confectionary, Vio Stow; 2d Vio Stow

Miscellaneous.

• Best barrel flour, Wm Daily; 2d Wm Goodner
• Best snare drum, E W Gould
• Best sample gooseberrys, S Stow
• Best deer and fawn, U H Stow
• Best double lock chain, H A Tinker
• Best hub boxing machine, H A Tinker
• Best reel, Moses Cole
• Best base drum, Moses Cole
• Best fife, Moses Cole
• Best horse shoe and nails, W H Buchanan
• Best Union flag, Henry Sedam
• Best spinning wheel, John Murphy
• Best patent wheel head, John Murphy
• Best blackberry wine, Nancy Lostutter
• Best buch flags, James K Reed
• Best scrub broom, James K Reed
• Best butter box, John M Baker
• Best sleigh, Joseph Malin
• Best fly trap, Joseph Malin
• Best specimen wine, Eliphalet Case
• Best specimen brandy, Eliphalet Case
• Best barrel crab cider, E B L Ford
• Best globesight rifle gun, Danl Goodner
• Best loose hay bed, Jos. Malin
• Best bush dried peaches, Fanny Pocock
• Best bush dried apples, Jacob Baker
• Best piano stool, Solomon Washer
• Best boot jack, Solomon Washer
• Best hf bus. Onion setts, Nich. Sedam

PERCY ROUS, Secretary.
September 22, 1861.