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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

ls'-A isLn Of talrs Hal which is timber gf.lIss
.rcm East Davenport. ulHa wAich /. ere ted I. b
house, tara, 81 Trr" So cash, balance 10 thrss an
naal PSI msnt..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

les. i. FELm 0tbGf Erfrs i@ se.taHs "a. d. a.. a.
l"p o. i O. Fast Y5a ssFes ttubrt 40 frrss code,
ehr1s 80 sores ia Wheat IT, Eessg tU Oats. - haa
- IN" srftngs and sGIeeus rr fHEE9.e E.r.r .g.
( school house on u. hand Ilts. sv
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

4, IaH--Whur Fish. Trout Ifckelad HHrilng CodRs,
i Sardiues, Crr. Tor sale b.
EyAEG. CHFNT 4 40.
CGrnrr syrnpd .ud Perry str
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NFA7h bLkAaa UIasa BuBIts
IHDF cummings a. rseeivd 81 JUO}H .
y oct i0 Grady a., bet 9Th anI Sci
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On election day Capt. Rynters was IN
Philadelphia with fifteen hundred Of his
plug- mussers, and as met there BY large
delegation Of Rip Rops from Baltimore, sna
.snjo Blly they iabored for this Buchanan
ticket.
The baltimore Democrat, 81 the lsih
says tia. many Of the Rip-Rsa4 we're miss
ing from that city and had doubtless gone
On mission 10 Philadelphia. The iBcteas Be
VI the vote Of that city over the hotlT con-
leEted election q last MAY, u 10000 votes
and upwards shows that the frauds upon
the ballot box toEeshadowed previous 10 the
election were oonsummsted Er Governor
Rigler, Of California. who was invited ~
cave San FrpHeisco By the Vigilance Com.
mtlee, fgf his completely with ballot boz
stufing, was one Of the head managers in
PLi!ade phia.- Chicago Den
a gentleman writing from the south part
Of Indiana n merchant in Cincinnati,
says
i am Que Of The few esrly Fremont men
Of tbs region. Last July I, was dangerous
10 say 80 ps5!icIy. made the first Ere.
mont speeeh here--i did IL with bowie
knife ia my bosom. Nov we number 500
or 600. This llule region Of country vac
the strongest hold 0! Ruffanism. II Il bad.
~ under The influence Of Louisville. feel
confident, however, that we Will carry the
State for Fremont 10 November"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

~ EaIlels landing aud To- sale ny
EVANs. CHFW & co.
Cora. ser,p3 aud Perry sts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

ls5--A tarm Of IS acres the Dubuque Rad, mi.
Fosn De snpofii so under cultivation, snail wsiiu
house, orchard, a., price sIa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

4 \ eNcollcEt stand for Tayoru Ou the Dubuque
-,Fohit lew rods north Of ihe cuTpOFnts HINTS oI
Davenport together with Nine Acres at
ihnd, thTe6 ofvhCh Is uIder cuItiY atinu aud
ROUNDED bya good fence, with TunHiuK water Oh It.
lhe imp FuHF Ets two story Brick House, -
Feet square, With good dtJ cellar, large stable
and never fa.luE we'll OF water; tho buildings are
new and have never been occupied. The above Is
Just such place Hs Is needed Tor tbs mpiodA.
tion OF farmers, sigrs and dT0yeFs. FOR TUi-
tbsr particulars sRguiye Of
Nl6KoLLs, IshELL q CO.,
GelI Land Agents,
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
IOWA LAND KCENCY.

IOWA LAND AGENCI.
WILLIAM ALLEN. fwM. I. CLARK.
.aLLE.V n CLARK,
Attorneys end Councillors at Law,
leai Estate Brokers. Lis Insurance aad Gen.
ssal Land Agents, and kstartss Public
Davenport IOWA.
Coec ,ous aud ali professional baaest IN every part
Of the state etnsted care will receive psunptst'
tsntioa; mouo, iayeei.d; taxes paid sot uonFsAaenn
money L.saen on uptneumboied real estate sccsrty
land wsitant. bought, sold and located ssIs, houses
aud lots leased real ssslt 81 MI Kind bought aud a9u
% eaa,masiou
---ksfER To-
ce5i 4 Sargent. Davenport lows
il.nly b. Hodnsa.
tSuk q Dillon,
ton, tn ana, Ailcn. S. iOuis Na
Lacas S.snondr, q =
clover Richsrison,
Halter, Keith d Nm. nessop, Ma"
Jas. H. uesbc d Co., I. ~
pe Copp-i & CO., y g.;
Hsary . Maryland New fathi
Heufy L. King.
DIV. Clark. Hartford, Gl.
Col III, LsinsG Nash., v. G.:
c b. Camp c., Cincinast, o..
fnins Allen, JIG, Pt,.asld, Macs
q v Dufrsare, Postaaa, Nc
Va isyiTs ATTENTION - osk gsrESstxs GAIA
Losus ~ laFSovxp FARas ANp NILp LAMBS, JTr
PaotSRyg, &c, soA s.Ls At nopKs.TA Yhiets AND
| ON sasy rsaAs,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

les. farm oflGg a,feE TO- zrr GO. Taf-..E tl..
4 good frame bpus-, q tluBa.. Ecll a., rr...- ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

lr-. Farm ufsy acre. fazsea,T -r.VgFa.s. .
Ia.Le. SCUM Do FAllon uel.l --.. L-. - ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

| No asa-A one story brick house & OF lot gsra.s.
north side II Tenth street between Perry n1t -
land dn- Wow u the river from this plaza '''
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PLANTATION MOLABeEB.

HUtVH'iH N'Hutu pHkAIf.
100 Barrels ell Grades, for sale by
EVANS, CHEW 4 CO.
Corner grerud and Perry Fts.
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No. sS2-Lot Nos IN blees so. on sat, -t5s., ...,
esat OF Perry, upon VI q g crested twa stl4,
house, one story ifs.no house, ~ sarpentr- Il ..s
stable, brtngs in rent Of tt'5 Ter 8nun1I viii +.
low. '+ts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

We have Two handsome new sagsies and nn'
Two Horse Carriage, which will be sold cheap 10
cash il applied f5f soon, caB be seen al the resi-
donse 9f James Rshs3yk, cor. an sud RIPLEY SIS.
opposite the trur ilot,o
Zspl 8 dtf RESWICk & son.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05

HOPE FOR FUTURE-My Christisaity
becomes each year more simple. That not
to love God is sin, and that to love Him
again constitutes deliveraDce from ga this
as sinfnite truth, this as the soluti5 on e.
ry problem, has been tsansmitte ; ron si
Bible to my spiritual life. O. CtA Ca.n;;so
thoroughly practical its natr .o,'1 a = ~
inquiries aud absorpsion of .ossIss, : I n r.,I.
ligious emotion are Of - - S;.os,n
worth. l learn more an has ~. l;m;ts 10
the Divine wisdom, w,need for U.r bsopi.
revelation all that ssere the curtain nhsd
ness Is g,vsn us, ic = mysteries, mans utter
,ar.9sr h;sa.nso' f'sS .sald hopeless Memoirs
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05

NEEDLE WORK, &c.
Best silk embroidery, ~ost, Mrs n>A->.-eR
I'd best do do child's sacque, Mrs Ruf-
fin Williams, Raleigh, 4
Best silk embroidery on silk, Miss A Grimes, 4
2 infants caps, Mrs B G Roulhac, 4
Collar and undersleeves, guipure work,
Mrs Nj Lucas, Fayetteville, 8
Morning dress, English embroidery, Miss
Lizsie Bledsoe, Raleigh, 3
Infants dress, English embroidery, Mrs
johnson, Yanceyville, 2
skirts, English embroidery, Mrs Jere
Nixon, Raleigh, 2
Feather work, talma, tippet and fans, Mrs
&c Partridge, Raleigh, 9
Childs dress, socks and edging, Miss Re
becca Trull, a blind pupil in the N. c.
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind, made entirely by her,
| Specimens Of sewing by Mary Trull, Ma
~ Burt, and Narcissa DuPree, blind pu-
pills in the N G Institution for the Deaf
1 and Dumb and the Blind, divided be.
4 tween them,
2 fancy parlor chairs, Mrs E Taylor,
2 chairs, embroidered, Miss T Kerr.
Specimen Of sea moss, arranged, Miss Z
Colburn, Raleigh.
Potichimoni, Miss Nash, Hillsboro',
8 crochet collars, Miss M L Cooke, Raleigh,
Chenille work, Miss Gallaher, Washington,
Raised xorsted work. do do
Ottoman cover, Miss Laura Phillips,
Ottoman cover, Miss Bette Harris,
Wax flowers, Miss A E Hollister, Raleigh,
Tapestry work, Mrs A Ramsour, Lincoln.
0 | shirt, Miss A c PEBBLES. 9 yrs, old,
Infants cloak, Miss Ashe, Wilmington.
Ot deserves honorable mention.
'0l Silk stockings, Mrs Jas Ayres, Petersburg
Hair wreath, Miss Laura Murphy. Ssmpson
lOl Hair bracelet, Miss Lucy Foster,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05

Hey- At q Teachers Convention recently
in Jackson county, Alabama, one of the
committees reported resolution declaring
that no young unmarried man ought to be
considered competent to teach school who
o1u nug uuurrstauu, aIuou8 vruoES- Su1nEs,
the English Grammar To this resolution
minority OF the Committee, consisting Of
one, reported in the negative, especially $50
far a. the English Grammar is concernS
r It seems from this, that married ma
may be competent, no matter how ignoranti /
but if man be guilty of the sin Of living
in "single blessedness," he is not competent
unless he understands particular branches
Of education. "
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS.
Best variety of bread corn, Jno Hutchins, $S
Best variety of stock corn, S I'll Dunn, 3
Best variety of wheat. III Dunn, Wake,
Best variety of oats, E Hall, Wake, 3
Best variety Of field peas. S FL Dunn Wake,
Best variety of Cotton, N Price, Wake, 3
Best specimen of cotton, in seed, N Price, 5
Greatest variety of Ag. Productions rails
ed on one farm, s I'll Dunn, Wake, 10
Best specimen of Leaf Tobacco, Jno w
Barnes, Granville,
The Committee recommend premium OF
So be awarded to Jno Hutchins, of Wake,
for basket of white rice beans, and pre-
MUM of $5 to Jacob Mordecai of Wake, fol
specimens Of the following peas: elaybank
whippoorwill, galliyant. and bass or claret
and navy beans.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
HOUSEHOLD YABRfcs.

HOUSEHOLD FABRICS.
Silk bed quilt, Mrs G w Mordecai, s
l silk bed quilt. Miss Hunter, ID Or dip
Bed Blankets, Miss r Broughton, 5
Bed Blanket, Mrs c A Webster, I'd prm dip
Domestic Carpeting, Mrs + Fields, 10
Domestic Carpeting. Mrs Rosa A Lewis, ID
premium, s
l Pair net Blankets. Miss Mary E Hunter,
Gates, LIST premium S
Knit Curtains, Mrs Rufin Tucker, S
l Knit Counterpane, Mrs L Taylor, 5
white 0onnterpane. Mrs NJ L JOn<Js dip
Countsrpanes, Mrs j b Johns, -k-1ip
Brd QniIta Ssrs N G ir1osss. As,,.- .
f1rucn wurK ymlt. Mrs j r Williams, dip
| Bed Quilt Mrs Y Jones. dip
piece Fustian. Mrs NJ Barnes, dip
Silk Patchwork Piano Cover, Miss E A
Harris, LIST premium.
Worstsd Stocking, Miss III L Cooke, 2
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05

SWINE.
Best Breeding Sow, over l year old,
large breed, S Smith, Wake, 81
Best lot of pigs under months old, large
breed s Smith, Wake,
Best boar, over year old, small breed,
E. Hall, Wake, /
Best breeding SOW over year old, small
breed, w w Whitaker, Wake,
Best boar over 2 years old, native, w w
Whitaker, Wake,
Best breeding sow and pigs, native, w
w Whitaker, Wake,
The Committee recommend a premium .
SIG, to Mr.. Cuthreil, OF Davie county, Tor
fine 1Ssr of sFsA-.-sv-.rss
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
Keep up with the Fashion.

"Ma, can 20 and hear the negro serena
ders to night?"
mo, my dear, / cannot think of letting
you 90 to such performances"
"Why, everybody goes to hear them, they
sing such comic songs, and tell all sorts of
funny stories, you can't help laughing all
the time. do wish you would let me CO."
"You must not urge me, Charley, for
cannot throw away money on fellows who
go about disguised as negroes singing silly
songs that have no good tendency, and telling
silly stories that are not calculated to improve
the mind, but rather to do hurt. And more
than that, l do not believe that any of the
better class of society visit the concerts"
Indeed, ma, then you are grandly mis-
taken, for heard Judge Browns boys say
they were there with their father aud sisters,
and / saw Mr.. Jones, my Sabbath school
teacher, go in last evening; and ] was in
the store day where they sell tickets, and
the minister of the Brook street Church came
in and purchased three or four to take to hi
family"
"Are you sure about what you tell me
Charley I"
"Yes, Ma; and Mr. Smith remarked wher
he sold the tickets that the concerts were at
tended by very fashionable audiences"
"Well, that alters the case some; yo'
may 60, and tell your sister Angelica to dres
for the concert; and will accompany you
believe there is nothing but prayer meet
ing at our church tonight We must kee
up the fashion"
North Carolina Almonds. DIR. J. A
Russell, of Granville, exhibited lot 9
AlDoonds at tho State Eo;r NH; oh xvo,.o
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
cATTIE-oURHAMS.

Best bull calf albert" Grouse & Ir-
vine, Lynchburg, Virginia. $l(
Best COW, 9 years old, "Mollie," Grouse
& Irvine, Lynchburg, Va, &c
I'd best COW, L. Springs, Charlotte, /;
Best cow under years old, Rosetta"
Grouse & Irvine, Lynchburg, Va. /!
Best heifer calf, Grouse & Irvine, Lynch
burg, Va, II
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05

es,as IN prison. ] DR., Rt,Sars,.d. Edward 4.
cs/committed to jail in Hatnerl0lu- nor:
JOIN c., for six months, Tor kilUng
toP1I Fa;n committed suicide on FRI
tev q n;pht last. He would have been
- Gbertv within few weeks.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
MULES.

Best pair of Mules. years old, raised
in the State, w. w. Whitaker, Wake, $25
Best single mule years old, DO do,
w. M. Thomas, Rockingham. lO
The committee are of the opinion that
mule colt belonging to jacob Mordecai OF
Wake, l6 months old, deserves premium.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
sAKT PROVISIONS.

l dozen bacon hams, N Price, Wake. $40
Eight hams, exhibited by Ransom Johnson,
cured without smoke, which the committee
recommend to the notice of the Executive
Committee as very excellent bacon. One old
ham by Mrs Tucker, quality not judged Of
by the committee for the reason that it was
not cooked, but which appeared to be very
sound and good.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
FOOD. CnNDINESTT re.

Best specimen of Wheat Flour, II Rog-
ers. Wake, 80
End best specimen of Wheat, N Price, 5
Best specimen Of Corn meal, L Hall, Wake
Do do Rye Flour, r L Patterson, Salem, S
Do do Starch, n Price, Wake, 3
Do Wheat Bread, D ii Dickerson, Raleigh,
Do Honey strained, S Smith, Raleigh, 3
Do do in the comb, Mrs j G Partridge, 3
Best domestic Wine, Catawba, d D Lewis, S
Best and Greatest variety of Domestic
Wines, d NJ Lewis, Franklin, 10
Best Rose and Current Wines, Ayers,
Petersburg, Va.
Best and greatest variety, do do 10
Best sparkling Catawba Wine, N Long
worth, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Best sparkling Isabella wine. do do 5
Best Sweet Peach Pickles, Mrs w H Jones,
Best Oil Mangoes, Yellow Cabbages and
Broccoli Pickles, Mrs Ayres, Petersburg, 8
Best Martina Pickle, Mrs Littlejohn,
Best Domestic Sauce, do. do Franklin,
Best Domestic Catsup, Mrs j Ayers, Va,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
DAIRY.

Best sample of fresh butter, Miss Julia
A Holt, Davidson, $40
I'd best sample of fresh butter, W B Will
liams, Warren,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
HAND POWER.


/ The Committee on Hand Power Improve
ment respectfully report: That during the
entire day of Thursday, they gave careful
examination of all machinery of this class.
They are pleased to see manifest improve
ment in useful adaptation and improved
construction, in most Of the articles submit
ted, without any increase of price, and they
are further led TO hope. that the more extern
ded use Of machinery in the construction of
all agricultural implements. will enable the
manufacturers to give more solidity and
strength without an enhancement Of price,
They recommend to the Executive Commit
tee for premiums the following articles:
Best Corn Shelter r Sinclair Co., 88
Best Corn and Seed Drill, r Sinclair & Co,
Baltimore, 5
Best Turnip Drill, do do do S
Best Iron brace, Grain Cradle, do
Best Wheat Fan, j Montgomery, Nd, 8
Best Sausage meat Cutter, E Whitman &
Co, Baltimore, 8
Best Grass Sneaths, E Whitman & Co., do 8
Best Vegetable Cutter, do do do 3
Best Washing Machine, A Dickson, Oranges
Best Double Corn Shelter, Borum L Nc.
Lean. Norfolk, Va, 8
Best Potatoe Digger. do do
Best Wooden Hay Forks, do do 2
Very many article, of this class were ex-
hibited that are now, in very general use.
and only sneh as have been improved. have
been considered worthy of special notice.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
EUNDRIES.

sUEDRIES.
Best specimens of Ambrotypes, &c. Ha-
vcns & Mallon, Raleigh, $40
Box Of Shaving Soap, Mrs M Barnes, 8
3Olbs Washing Soap, Mrs NJ Barnes, 5
Box of specimens of Soils and Marls, Prof
Drysdale, Duplin, Is
Best specimens Of Printing, W D Cooke, 5
Best specimens of Candles, Mrs j C Part
ridge, Raleigh,
Lot of Bar Soap, Costin & Clifford, 8
Best lot of Wagon Harness, j Jones,
8 Fine Spanish Saddles, c w D Hutchings, 10
Best Carriage Harness, do Is
Lot of fne brogan shoes, ] Ramsour,
Harness leather, Ramsour, Lincolnton, 5
Kipskins, do do
Calfskins, do do 5
Goatskins, do do 3
5 rifles, A G Ledbetter,
Lot of sole leather, NJ Tomlinson, Randolph, 8
Best case of boots and shoes, ii Porter, ;
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
GARNET wnpE

Mahogany rocking chair, Ii Brown,
Raleigh,
Bureau, Thomas Carter. Wake,
Cabinet, /"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
JACKS AND JENNETTs.

JACKS AND JENNETTS. IN 81
Best imported Jennett, 4 Yrs old, B. R. ~
Ward, Chatham, SIS
Best imported Jack, to. each, E. II.
Ward & w. Russell, Ok
Best Jack raised in the State, W.R. Rus
sell, Caswell eE
Best Jenaett do do D --1a 2 1s -''a-- -
nam, --s 12
The Committee on Jacks and Jennetts,
awarded to II. Ward, of Chatham, aDd VIM.
Russell, the first premium on their Jacks,
BLACK Damon" and ''Santa Anna" to be
divided between them-both being Of the
first size and muscle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
PLOwS.

Best side Hill Plow, e Whitman & Co, $40
Best Double Mould Board Plow, r Sim
clair jr & Co., Baltimore, lO
Best Two Horse Plew, Berum d MeCiane, IL
Best Two Horse Plow manufactured in
the State, w B Williams, Warren, II
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05

ums, on Works Vf Art, Taste, Painting, &C.,
have performed their duty, and beg leave to
report to the Executive Committee, that they
find several Paintings on exhibition worthy
of their decided approval.
The Committee would most particularly
notice, as entitled to commentator, four
Oil Paintings executed by Mrs. r NJ Saun..
ders of Raleigh, being numbered 253. In
case the Executive Committee decide to
award pecuniary Premiums to Paintings,
this Committee would designate these Paint
ings of Mrs. Saunders as entitled to the first
or highest premium.
The Committee also take pleasure in ex.
pressing their admiration of four Paintings
by Mrs. Ramsour, of Lincolnton, and espec-
tally young st. John, piece possessing
| decided beauty. These pictures are num-
bered 2, 3, 4 and 5. In case premiums are
awarded, the Committee consider these Paint
ings of Mrs. Ramsour, as entitled to the sec.
ond premium.
The Committee beg leave to make honora-
bic mention of Portrait Painting. by Mrs
Anna Busbee, Of Rsleigh-numbered l0l.
The Committee also mention as deserving
Of notice and praise, one "Grecian Painting"
exhibited by Mr. Christian, from the Raleigh
Methodist Female Seminary-numbered l56 !;
one Oil Painting, III, by Miss G A Blake, of
Raleigh Several Crayon Drawings by Miss
r II Dewey. of Raleigh, numbered Is, l6,
II, l9 and 20 and 46. Some Crayon Draw
ings by Miss Anna Hollister, of Raleigh,
numbered "a and 35; two ditto, by Mr.
Christian. numbered 157 and l58. A lot of
Ambrotypes by Messrs Havens & Mslion,
and of colorsd Daguerreotypes by Mr. Cope
land.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
CATTLE -DEvoNS.

Best bull, yrs and months old, "Lord
Baltimore" w. w. Carraway, Lenoir, $25
Cd best bull Dr. j. f. Foard, Rowan, 20
Best bull, over 2 and under 3 yrs old;
Nat Jones, Wake, 20
Best bull, over and under years old,
L. Springs, Charlotte, Is
Best bull calf, Walter Gwynn, Wake, 10
Wake. 20
I'd best cow, do do, Grouse & Irvine,
Lynchburg. Va. Is
Best heifer calf, Sylvester Smith, Raleigh, 10
Best cow, over and under 3 years old,
L Springs, Charlotte, Is
GRADES OR MIXED BLOOD AND NATIVE CATTLE.
Best bull over 3 yrs old, Granville"
II Dunn, Wake, 20
Best bull under 8 yrs old, Smith, Raj
eigh, Is
Best cow, under yrs old, E Hall, Raleigh, Il
AS there is no premium lofered that will
take in Mr. VIM RusselPs cattle, your COM
mittee think it their duty tA recommend his
cattle to your attention.
The Ex-Committe awarded to him for
his collection, $40
WORKING OXEN.
Best pair of Working Oxen, r Crawford,
! Wake, $2O
End best III Franklin, Wake, 10
FAT CATTLE.
One fat Cow, Grouse & Irvine, Lynch
burg Va, 81
MICH cows.
i Best Mich Cow, Grouse & Irvine, Lynch.
, burg. Va, 81!
j End best Leroy Springs, Charlotte, II
q SHEEP.
Best full blooded Cotswod Buck, ] w
}, Norwood, Orange, So
Best pen of South Down Ewes, DR. VIM
n r Holt, /
t. There is also on exhibition one fine Bucl
exhibited by DR. VIM R Holt, that is mixed
u half Leicester and half South Down, whic
IS is worthy of praise. and the Committee ar
!; of opinion, that under the rules of the 81
t. ciety, they have no power to award premium
'pf for any Buck, or Eve, or pen of Lambs
mixed blood. There being on exhibition on
pen of fne Lambs, Meriho and South Dow
/. exhibited by Seth Jones, of Wake, the abo,
If the Committee recommend to the favorab
consideration of the Executive Committee.
IN GOATS.
~ Best pair pure Cashmere Goats, r Pc
IS, ters, Georgia,
Rest common Goat, r Crawford Wake,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05

VEGETABLES.
Six best Cabbages, w w Whitaker, 2
Best Egg Plants, Mrs T P Deyereaux, 2
Best Onions, E Hall, Wake, 2
do Pumpkins AZ do do :
do Sugar Beets (8) Joseph Small, 2
Best Turnips (6) G Banks. Wake,
Sweet Potatoes III bush.) G DuPre, 2
OAe extraordinary large Beet, by DR. Mont,
gomery attracted general admiration-3 very
large Cabbages. by Mrs B G Roulhac, de.
serve special notice. The best and largest
variety of vegetables are exhibited, which
deserve special notice and reward for which
no premiums are ofered) contributed by
Mrs DR. B S Mason, Mrs James McKimmor
Mrs T P Deyereaux and Mrs G Cooke.
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HORSE POWER.

HOKSE POW X.
Best Sweep horse power, Whitman G.
Co Baltimore $40
Best Railway, horse power, Whitman
& 60 Bait 20
Do Grist Mill, r Sinclair & Co Bait. 20
Do Bror4casting and Drilling machine,
E Whitman & Co Bait. Is
Best Broadcasting machine for Guano &c
E Whitman Co Bait Is
Best Cotton Gin, j III Carlisle, Halifax, 20
Do Reaping machine, E Whitman & Co 20
Best Moving machine, E Whitman & Co 20
Best Hay & Cotton Press, E Whitman & Co 20
Best Smut machine, E Whitman & Co 10
Do Threshing machine. Davis Pig. Va. 20
Best Saw Mill, Portable, Tappey & Lums-
den. Pig, Va. 20
Do Corn and Cob Crusher, E Whitman
| & Co Baltimore, 10
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SHEEP.

Best pair pure Cashmere Goats, R Pc
ters, Georgia, SIS
Best common Goat, r Crawford Wake, Z
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POULTRY.
Best pair of Shanghais. Charles Busbee, 50
do do Polands, Master Roulhac, Raj. 3
do do Brahmas, r Anderson, Raj. 8
do do Game, L Williamson. Ral 8
do do Wild Indian Game II w Miller,
do do Sumatra Game, NJ Crenshaw,
do do Stone Fence Game, j I Viii
Hansen, Raleigh, 3
do do Dominica Game, III Mclean, )
- da- do Tnrki4s- L. II-ps RAlAs~sh-1
do Muscovy Ducks, ii Mordecai. Wake,
do do Common Ducks, w Collins, 3
Best and largest exhibition of poultry,
E Harris, Raleigh, 10