. L'histoire de l'agriculture de Hale par les dates. Un simple enregistrement des événements historiques et des victoires des industries pacifiques . il premier authentique hybride Grapevinewa exposé par John Fisk Allen—^a hybridbetv.een le Chasselas d'Or et Isabella. 1854.--première importation de Scotch-bredShorthorns par les Shakers of Union City, comté de Warren, Ohio. 1854.—^Michisan Southern Railway openedstock yards à l'angle de State Street et Twenty-second Street, Chicago, III 1854.—-première importation de bétail à tête courte dans le Wisconsin par M. John P. Roe, du comté de Waukesha. 1854. — Société agricole royale de KIngland awa

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. Hale's history of agriculture by dates. A simple record of historical events and victories of peaceful industries . he first authentic hybrid grapevinewas exhibited by John Fisk Allen—^a hybridbetv.een the Golden Chasselas and theIsabella. 1854.--First importation of Scotch-bredShorthorns by the Shakers of Union City, Warren county, Ohio. 1854.—^Michisan Southern Railway openedstock yards at corner of State and Twenty-second streets, Chicago, III. 1854.—-First importation of Shorthorncattle into Wisconsin by Mr. John P. Roe, of Waukesha county. 1854. — Royal Agricultural Society ofKIngland awarded silver medal to Mr. JohnFowler for steam draining apparatus, calledFowlers Draining Plow. 1854.—Dillon Bros., of Normal. 111., pur-chased one of the liorses of the French im-portation of 1851 and won many prizesunder the name of Norman. 1855.—Mr. VAm. Smith, of Woolston, Bed-fordshire, England, used steam power inplowing; also a subsoilcr of his own inven-tion. 1855.—Hampshire Down sheep introducedinto the United States, mainly in the South:scattered and practically exterminatedduring the war.. THOROUGHBRED HORSE—LEXINGTON.From copyright photograph by Schreiber, dated 1S72. He was the greatest race horseof his day and famous sire. He was thentwenty-two years old, and died three yearslater. 18.55, April Id.—A great race between thethoroughbreds, four miles. Lexington re-duces Lcomptes time of 7:26, establishinga record for the time of 7:19%, which wasunbeaten for many years. 1855.—A conibined clover huller exhibitedat the New York State Fair at Buffalo. 18.35.—A few Shropshire sheep importedfrom England into the state of Virginia. 1855.—Lewis F. Allen, of Black Rock, X. Y., issued second volume of the Short-horn Herd Book. 1855.—Obed Hussey, of Baltimore, in-vented and put into operation a steam plow. 1855.—According to A. C. Landry, thetwo successful pioneer oil mills of NewOrleans were the Bienville, built and oper-ated by Messrs. Pierre Paul Mar

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