J. M. WADHAMS, Chairman

ON STOCK.
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The Committee on stocks of Cattle, have attend ed to the duties of their appointment and beg leave respectfully 10 ogeport:

 That there was not ia the opinion of your Con- mittee, but one stock of ten more cattle entered entitled to premium. These were of the Devon. shire breed, raisedanG exhibited by Lorrain Thral, of Torrington, and consisted of one pair four year old steers ot fine red color, we'll matched, and in good condition. Ten beautiful COWS and two year Hing hetcrs and they would recommend that he be paid the highest premium of $G,0o.

 There were two stocks of vearling cattle offered one owned by John A. Merritnan of Litchield, consisting of ten steers. all of fine red color and under the training of the owner, will in the opn- ion of your Committee make good oxen; and we would recommend that he be paid the highest pre- minm of $2,OO.

 Geo. w. Canfeld of South Farms, exhibited three steers and one heifer that fine and reflect cre dit to the owner.

 DAVID c. WEITTsESEY, Ckaaman.

 ON COWS, KEEPERS, AND CALVES. The Cnmraittee on CnHs Heilers. aud Calves, have attended to the duties signed them, and beg leave to report:

 Of Mich Cows, there were 10 entered. They were not generally equal to those which have been exhibited former occasions. Your Committee have awarded to Dayton Mateon, of Watertown, the first premium of S4.OO.

 To Nathan D. Smith, of South Farms, the 2d co., $500.

 To William Wheeler, of Togrington, the 3d do., $2O).

 Of three year old Heifers in milk there were but three entered. Your Committee did not think that the owners of them entitled to much cre- dit for improvement they have therefore awarded no premium

 Of two year old Heifcrs ia milk, there were five entered-al of medium quality. Your Committee have awarded to Chandler II. Judd, the lst premi- um of $2.Ol

 To I ey Thra1I fhe 2d dO S1 O0.

 Oftwo year old He.ers not in milk, there were six entered, among which were some of superior quality. Your Committee have awarded to Day ton Matoon the lst premium of S2 %. To David Lucas the 2d do, $lOO

 Ofone year old Heters, there were but three en- tered The 1st premium We have awarded to Beers Jackson, $2.09; the 2d do.. to George w. Garfield, $l.O0.

 Of Bull Calves there were four entered We have awarded to Timothy Jerome the lst premium, $s2 .U0; the 2d do., to Leverett Futile, 100. There were four lots of Calves enclosed. Your Committee have awarded to Lorain Thrall, the 1st premium, $2.Oo. To Chaunccy Dayton, the 2d do., $lOO.

 To George w. Garfield, your Committee have awarded Ss1 co, for the best Heifer Calf. Your Committee recommend a gratutous premi- am of $l. .OO, on Durham Bull Calf, to William Wheeler, of Torrington.

 JACOB N. BLAKESLEE, Chairman. Tho Annual Meeting of the Litch6eld County Agricultural Society, was holden at the lecture room of the Congregational Society in Litchfeld, on Wednesday, the 1st of October inst. Tine report of the Treasurer of the Society was read and accepted.

 The following named persons were appointed officers of the Society for the ensuing year:

 JOHN c. ANIBLER. President.

 DAVID WHrrrLEsEY,)

 CHARLES JoNEs, Vice Presidents.

 PHINEAs NORTH,

 Gen. FREDERICK BUELL., Corresponding Sec'ry Doct. A. S. LEWIS, Recording Secretary. STEPHEN TRowBRDGE. Treasurer.

 COMMITTEES

 s'ssash Ms.ss hy@s"' Ds%'1s' On Agriculture.

 Samuel Reynolds,)

 js.ssI k; e; c'%P; %%s,s,' 0" Manufactures.

 George Merchant,)

 Willard Gaylord.

 The following persons were appointed delegates to attend the Fair of the American Institute to be holden at New York the present month, with power to fill vacancies:

 William H. Thompson, Charles Adams, Edwin