Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-22

the enumeration of the entries those marked
received the premiums; those marked GER
tiicate
WOODEN Goods. DIS
Best specimen of line Jeans, home made ten yards
j premium $40 Entries by Mrs. Catharine Hampton 4
OF sumner, Mrs A. T. Davis, Mrs A. Barnes and Mrs.
J. W. Harris,% of Sumner
Best specimen of Coarse Jeans-premium SIS. En-
tries by Mrs. J~C. owen = Mrs. W Embry, of William
son, and Mrs. Mcfarland of Wilson,
Best Plaid Lnsey-premiun S. Entries by Mrs.
T. Carr : of sumner, Mrs. W. F. sumersf and Mrs NJ
Best Flannel, all wooI-premium S. One entry by
Mrs w. J. Douglas. TO whom the premium
Best Flannel, cotton warp-premium SIS. Entries
by Mis-. W. 7. sOmersf and Mrs. j. c. Owens
Best pair OF blankets, all woOl-preinum So One
entry by Mrs. A. Barnes, To whom awarded the
premium. This blanket was considered excellent by
other States.
Best pair Of blankets, cotton warp--prem. So. En-
tries by Mrs A. Barnes and Mrs s. z. smith. Pre-
mum awarded to both by the Judges
Best pair Of Hose-preIniun 81. Entries by Mrs.
Mrs. F. !. McCelland
Best pair of Half Hose-premium 81. Entries by
Mrs. r. H. AcEwen, Miss L: Jones, of Robertson.
rah McCleand, 5 OF Williamson.
Best Hearth Rug-premium IS One entry by Miss
sue Harland, OF Sumner, TO whom the premium was
Best Coverlet-premium $40 Entries by Mrs Mary
?. Sheborne, OF Williamson, Mrs John Graves, of
Miss A. PenuclI two entries Mrs. E. F. Garrett of
Sumner, two entries.
Best Carpet-premium $40 Entries by Mrs A C.
Davis, Mrs Joseph Hariandf of Sumner. Mrs. NJ. t.
Ashbrooks ana Mrs. X. II. Bradley.%
Be specimen Of Worsted acknowledgement. IS.
Entries by Mrs. Mooney of Nashville, Miss A Stroop*
OF Gailatln, Mss Jane Mcdaniel two entries Mrs. K.
D. Redf Of Murireesboro', Miss Minnie Call, Miss Su-
ShuiT.r OF Nashville and Mrs. r. II. Bradley.
Best "Eang up''-premum 50. One entry. Pre-
mum to Mrs. a. Barnes.
Cotton Fabrics.
Best Patch Work Qut-premium SO. Entries by
Mrs A. F. Hogan, NJ 81. T. Martin + Mrs a. { LAWS
Ms L. H. Bradley OF williamson Mrs ". c. Turner
Mrs Line ri VI 5. +. e. Mckay.
Best Wulte Qdlit--premum $40. Entries by Mrs.
Ferreil + M:s.J (: Martins g R, l. Douglas, VI :
Z. F. Jarrett and Mrs. ". c. Turner
Best Counter pane-premium $40. Entries by Mrs.
Catherine Ham, 'tuuf of Sumner, Mrs. Hannah Brock
OF MlrlrecsOurp, Mrs. Louisa Bates, Mrs J. Graves
of NushyIie, Mrs. j. 4. PltiumeT* MIrireesOoro',
Mrs &C laws, Ms W j. Douglas, Ms. F. E. Gar
ret Of Sumner, Mrs. A. Barnes 81 Sumner, Mrs. Or.
d. B. CHE OF Williamson, aud Mrs. ". knbry Of
Franklin. ... ... .
Best air Hose-prenium 81. Entries by Mrs.
stout,+ and Mrs }. c. owens
Best pair of Hail disappearing 81. Entry by Mrs.
j. c. Owens
Matte Crenshaw% OF Sumner, Miss Nancy Arthur,
Miss 5. NJ. BIackman, + Mrs. Isaac Paul, Mrs. j. d.
james and Mrs. h. W. Cole
Best Osnaburg-premIum So One entry by Piser
Miller OF Bolivar.
Best Cotton Narns-premIum So ELtry by Lenoir
X Bros.* Of Lenoir, East Tenn
Bet Coil Of Cotton Rope-premium So. Entry by
Parham, Chcaris X Coz This itcinIcn Considered
the best ever seen by the Bureau
Best made shirt-prernium 50 Entry by Mrs Lu-
cy Mo.rIs.s
Best Artificial FIowers-premiurn s. Entries by
Miss sarah NOrthcutt, Mrs NJ. Herriges Mrs. NJ c
Crozer Of GAINESVILLE TWO entries, Mrs. Martha Cur
~ and Mrs. soutAaL
Best Qut-premium s o. Entries by Miss Mary
f. Brown, Mrs. DR.. Atchson,* Mrs. c. a. R. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Jennie Bingham + Mrs NJ. ) Pitcher, Mrs.
F. g. McKa; and Mss Z. W. Cole
Best Comfurt-premium SO. Entry by Mrs. J. J.
Whites and Mrs. \. smiley
Best IIosc-premium 81. Entry by Mrs Thos. Lo-
CANS OF Franklin county.
Best Half Hose-premium 81. Entry by Mrs sa
rah +. Bans
Best neutrality-suspicious. So. Entries by Miss
Mary Farnham,* Mrs. ;. VI. Royce and Miss Annie
Patterson.
Best silk Hat-premium 50. Entry by wateraeld
Best Fur Hat-premum So. Entry by waterHeld
& Walkers
Best Fancy Bonuct-premium So Entries by Mrs
r. II. Bradley and Miss Harriet Fosters
Best RING tat-lremum So Eutry by Waterdeld
Walkers
Best ten yards of Tow-premium S. Entry by Mrs
Best ten yards Diaper-premium So Entry by Mrs
A. Btrncs"
Marble work.
Best specimen Of Marble Work-premum $40. En-
tries by Samuel Ii. Workf and c. DancoH.* OF Bed
ford.
Fine Arts.
Best specimen Of Portrait Painting Cby lady)-pre
MUM $40. Entries by Miss W. Whburf and Mss Van
Best specimen Of Iandscape-prcmium $40. En-.
tries by }. +. Wagner, Mss Clara liarsht and W f.
Best specimen Of Crayon worb-premium So En-
tries by D. b. C.iGe (by boy IL years old } ]. f.
Wagner,f Mss Van Wyck,* W Y Roberts and James
Gardner.
Best picture taken by means Of Light-prcmium
So. Entrics by Loiscau Ballot" and C. c. Hughes.t
Best Animal lamtng-premium SO Entries by
J. I. Wagnerf aud Mss Clara Harsh.*
Best Painting in Water Coors-premium IS. En-
tries by !. +. Waguer* and NJ $ Clara Harshf
There three premiums each offered Tor Coop
ers Ware and Leather, but no entries were made in
either class
Printing.
Best Job Printing-pretnum So Entries by Beck
EFT X Hlws$ and @. A. RiCef of Knoxville.
Best Specimen al Blank Books-premium IS. Two
entries by John York 4 Coz
Farm Products.
Best ten acres OF Whcat-wIth report of mode of
culture-Premium $40 One entry by W. ii Drain.
Award not announced.
Best bu~nc Of Wheat-Premium IS. Entries by
Thomas b. JohusOn,* Of Davidson, Amos W. WarheId,
Of columbia, aud Joseph A. Mabry + OF Knox, two..
Best busheI Of Oais--Premium 50. Entries by r.
Alien OF Sumner, and ". Ii. Gordon,t OF David
son. .....
Hest busheI Of Ryc-Premium 50. One entry by
James g owens OF Williamson.
Best i've acres OF Blue Grass-Premium SO. one
entry by James H. Owen, OF Williamson.
Best fve acres Of MeaIow-Premium $40. One en-
try by James c. owen, OF Williamson Award not
announced.
Best bu>hel of Timothy Scei--Premium SIS Entries
by james c. owens OF williamson, and r. Alen,+ OF
summer.
Best acre Of Tobacco with explanations as to quail
" and cultvatIun-Premium SO. One entry BY ;. b.
Hartsvite. Award not announced
Best box OF manufactured Tob1cco-Premium SO.
Entries by V. b. Walkers OF Henry j. W Langley 4
Cot of Nashville, aud Q. W. Ferguson
Best specimen "I Leaf Tobacco--Premium S. En-
tries by Ellis Jotes,f Thompson, OF Maury, and
Wesley Thompson,~ Of Williamson.
Btst specimen of Fine Wool-P emium SIS. Entries |
by NJ Il. Cockriit,t and T. tanning" "f Davidson.
Best pccimcn OF Middle WoOl-rremium IS. En- |
tries by R.H. Patterson,~ aud T. Tanning.
Best specimen of Long WOol-Premum So. Entries !
by DE-. +. NJ Pat,erson,f OF DAVIDSON, and A. c. |
Fanklin,s OF sumner.
Best bushei Of Corn-Premium 81. Entries by J. |
c. owen 4 oi Williamson, aud W. Greendeld,S Of Da-
wilson.
B,st half bushel Of Irish P.tatoes-Premium 81 |
Entries by Mrs. Dr. Foster and j. r. BIin@
Best hall bushel OF sweet Potitucs-Premium 81 |
Entries by R"bt stewart, Giles JONES' Mrs. Jos. l..
Woods, John SchRRllsF, southern Homestead raised /
by Mrs Baker, E. W. Cole, C II. White, and ID. X. /
Rest bushel OF onons-premium 50. One entry by |
John SChiulmler.s
Best bushel OF Parsnips-Premium 81 One entry
by Mrs. DR., Foster. Award not announced
Best bushcl of CarrOts-l'remium So Entries by
Robert SIeWartt Mrs. Or. Foster" anu John Under
wood
Best bushei Of Beets-Premum 50 Entries by Mrs
DR.. Fosters John schImmler ana }. r. Riin.t
Best peck Of Tomat'cs-Premlum 81. Entries by
Giles Jones" Schmmer, Mrs. Dr. Foster ana A. Gre
goTyt
Best Egg Plan,-Premium 81 Entries by Robert
Stewart, Robert aeleod,s Of Sumner, and John I'm
derWood 4 Gardner at the Lsnauc Asylum
Best ii,f dozen Cabbage Heads-Premum So one
entry by A. Gregory
Best half dozen Buuehcs Celery-Premium 81 En-
tries by john Sehmmlcr, Giles Jones, and ". Green
field
Best Peas for Winter use-Premiam 81 Entries by
Giles Jon"-, J. r. Ram 4 and A. Gr' eory.~
Best Peas Tor Winter use--iremiuIn 50. Entries by
Giles Jones, J. Il Rain \ aud A. Grsgorys
Best bGshcl OF stock Peas-Premum 81. One en-
al IL