Smyrna times., 1859-10-13

The Premiums awarded ut The Exh bluon,
last week, were follows;
Seed Grain and Potatoes.
To Geo. PARIS, best seed wheat, 81 William
Gooden, best white seed corn, ~; J. NJ. Hill,
best ellow corn, So; Peter Wilson, best seed
OATS 80; E. o. Eccles, best seed sweet pota-
toes, 81; Henry Seeuy, best Irish do, 81.
HorseS-Frst Glass.
TO David Mills. best stallion, medal to cost
from 80 % S3; john Cau,k, srcHud best ditto,
certIIica'e + merit; rnOmas Wilson, best pair
mules, So Peter Meredith aud Isaac Lohnnd,
each a certificate Of merit for pairs Of mules.
Second class.
VIM. NJ. Shakespear, best pair of carriage
horses, So; Peter BOnwIll, best carriage horse,
So Garrett Stout, best draught horses, $3.
George Kennedy, Thomas Slaughter, Doct.
Hubbard, James Tatman, Peter BonwIll and
ManlOye Hayes, exhibited pairs of excellent
horses. Horses were also exhibited by Joseph
Morris, Vinceus E Moore, Isaac Register, John
ii. George, William Dyer, Peter Wilson, Jacob
vi. Hill, VIM. Gooden, Wilson l. Cannon, DR..
James Bird, Charles ". Horn aud others
some Of them tiue troiter5.
Third claSs.
Best brood mare. Richard AlIaland, 50; sec.
ond do, VIM B. Clark, 81 samuel Wharton,
best colt, So VIM. W. Wilson, - for second
best colt; Isaac Goodwin, for mule colt, certif-
cafe of merit; r. b. Wright, far best colt be-
tween one aud two years cid, 81 Geo. Boyer,
next do, 81. MIR. G,o Keuntdy's colt Was Il
remarkably fine animal, IN size su pc ma spirit,
as was also Mr.. Browns. Mir Eccies' coil,
which lost its dam at the aye of two months,
was perfectly Symmetrical III shape. No fault
could be found with MrsSrs Marvel's, Fishers
Coles or Warren's colts, except in size.
DR.. Rdgely exhibited six colts, but being one
OF the judges, refused to compete with the
others.
CoiVs and Bulls
F. Starke, for best bull OF foreign breed, So
Henry RldgeIy, Tor bSsI do. under three years,
$3 john PennewIl exhibited The second best
Henry r dgcIy, best cow of tnIeIgn breed So
Thomas WI Ilson, second best, 81; Willirm
Sergeant, best native cow, 50 ManIove Hayes,
second best native COW, ~.
Oren anI Other Cattle
II. Cowgirl best bull calf, 81 John Woodall,
best heiier of foreign breed So; G. P Fisher,
lest hcIter of mixed breed, 81 Fl. Cowgirl,
three best calves under two years old, 81; II.
J. Marvel, best lat COW. 81; d. e. Cowgirl,
second best fat heifer, 81.
fine Devon steer, two Devon bulls. one
and two years old, pair Of very fine Devon
hibited by c. B. Holcomb. Two calves exhib-
tied by VIM. w. Nelson, one of which, eight
months and nine days old, extra fat, deserved
premium, but there was none offered for sin-
gle fat calf
Sheep and Lambs.
The committee on Sheep reported as follows:
There is on exhibition three ewes aud four
lambs OF foreign breed, also very fine Ba ke-
well buck by Henry Cowgirl. There being no
other specimens of foreign breeds, we award
him the first premium 50.
Also four ewes by Stephen Cats, of mixed
breed, being the only sheep of the mixed breed,
we award him premium, So.
Hogs.
DR.. Henry Ridgely, for the best boar, So :;
Henry Massey tor second best boar, So; Isaac
GOoden, two pigs 81; James Evans, two hogs.
81; Manlove II. Galley. best brood SOW and
pigs, So.
Fo1cls.
Mrs. ]. Sherwood, for the best SAMPLES Of
Chochin China fowls, So; Peter Meredith, Jr.,
for the best Brahma fowls. 81; Nj. H. Galley.
best ducks, 81.
Butter and Honey.
Mrs. Ii. p. Massey was awarded Premium
of 81 for superior butter; also So for b,sl pot
butter. Lots of very fi0e honey were exhitI..
ed by John Woodal, c. Cauel, Timothy Terry.
Miss Anna Sites, Manove H. Galley and
Joshua Duncan-Mss Sites Receiving a pre-
MUM OF 81. John Wyatt, for the best Bee.
hive, 50.
Orchards.
John Sherwood, Tor b.st specimcn Of apples
al L. Carter, best specimen Of grapes, ST
Vegetables
I. B. Coursey, for best and largest variety Of
vegetables. 81 +. Siarke second best do. So;
i. Terry, 81, for best specimen of apv variety
OF distinction. There were many o.1er syeci.
mems OF vegeta b e&highy cred,1,ole to the
numerous exhibitors The cuinmlttee ~, her
report SAID that IN their judgment a fioer aud
peter display of vegetables had not been tx.
hiDi'ed oy this society since its organlzatiou.
Agricultural Implements
r, n Lee, tor "Smyder's Fam" 81; G S
"reer' Tor two plOws, one with sub. soil attach |
ment' certIhcate Of merit-also 81 for corn |
sheller; Is. U NAPLES, for two iron cutivators
ana Two Earrows, certificate of merit: DIR. JAS. |
BIRD Tor Coulter harrow. made by Share OF
I'VE" fork, certificate of merit; D. p Ken
yon' Tor combined rea per and mower, S5; w. |
Johnson, for The best straw cutter, 81 II. |
Frettyman, tor a wheat thresher with fan at |
tachment, made by Mellck & Quick of Tren-
ten' ~ j., certificate of merit Lewis Payn- |
Ter, Tor washing machine Of Mudge's patent, |
cert'ncate OF merit; El;ilh Crouch, for a good |
gram cradle and ox bows, certificate Of me:it.
Special Premiums.
Samnel Drap' r. cne gulIon of moasses, manu-.
idctured from Chinese sugar cane, 81 l.. Gle.
ser, certificate OF merit for one set of carriage
harness and IA small saddle Of good workman
sh'p: F, b Clarke, for o Odoneter, attached
10 carriage wheel, which iupa snred the dis
tance around the course w.t. r-, =. accaf...
81; Miss Martha Cowgirl, Tor . .c.....ats..
retary' made by her brother, OF walnut, inlald
win molly and red cedar, 81. Tue Committee
recommended two valuable Stump Extractors,
on exhibition-knowllon's, by Joseph Shrevc'
and Willis, by G. w. llorn,-but. CONSIDERING
the superior strength and advantages of the
self-hooking improvement in KOowltoD's ma
chine by which the operator can dispense with