Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-10-28

Premiums Concluded from Fourth Page.
In the department for mill fabrics made in this State
premiums given for
Best Kersey Lindsey, for negro clothing, Mrs Har
ris; Flannel, Mrs. S. G. Wilson, best pair Blankets
| livery SUPERIOR Mrs Lenoir; Cotton Osnaburgs ohm
Mcdonald & Son; woolcn carpets, Mrs G. n. Gregg
ry sheeting shifting. E. NJ. Holt cotton yarn, all
numbers Mrs. S. Salle Butner best bundle printing
paper, Forest Manufacturing Company matraSs, VIM.
Watson ten pieces paids and fifteen pieces stripes, ex
hbited by E. NJ Holt, received premium.
Under household fabrics made in this State premi-
ums were gven-for best patchwork quilt, to Mrs n.
Wilder second best, III. A Durham best patchwork
quilt, in silk Mrs. VIM Russell raised work quilt
Miss Jennie Simmons; best counterpane, (woven,)
Mrs. J. W. Harris; best counterpane, (knt) Mrs T.
Burr Wilmington !; second BEST Mrs. R. Rucker; best
pair yarn hose Mrs. L. H.; best silk do, Mrs. B.
DuPre second best do, Mrs. Sronach wOolen shawl,
Mrs G w; best piece negro woollen cloth, Mrs Jane
Rhodes; tow-coth, Mrs. c. Spraugh tow and cotton
cloth, Mrs. W. a. Shultz best sewing silk, II pound,
Miss Sale Butner. Additional premiums and honora-
BILE mention awarded TO Mrs. Hardy, T. j. Holt,
Mrs. S. q. Wilson, Mrs Charles Horton, Mrs. j. W.
Harris, T. G. Campbell Mrs. j. R. Williams.
Best worked collar, Miss G. E. M; second Miss M.
V. Lott worked chemsette, Mrs. L. D.; infant cap,
Miss L. G.; specimen lace, Mrs. r. Tucker crotchet
work. Miss E. c.; embroidered shawl Miss M. V. Lott
second do, Miss Laura Sumner table mats. Miss s
T.. Miss F. g.; cruel knitting, Mrs j. R. Will
liams
In worsted worked, premiums given for piano
cover, to Miss j. Leach table cover NJ Ss COrnela
Terrell hearth rug, Miss Howerton lamp mat, Miss
j. Leach netted tidy Miss Partridge articles from
two different working societies of little girls, received
premiums of 81 each.
In embroideries in silk premiums were awarded to
Miss A. E. RouIhac, Miss Ada Barber, Mrs. g. 9
Mock Mrs. Primrose, Thos. Calian, Miss E. NJ How
erton Mrs. r. II. Lewis, Miss Harnet Lane, Mrs. L.
D. Bryan, Rev. Mrs. Stacey, Miss V. A. Crockett.
In embroideries in worsted, premiums given to
Miss G. Y. Johns, Mrs l.. G. Lnebeck, Miss Cornela
Terrell.
For knitting or netting in wool or cotton, premiums
were given to s. H.. D. B.. Mrs. c. B. DuPre Mrs. R.
Tucker
For fancy shell work, wax flowers, hair and feather
work to Mrs. Lnebeck, Miss r. Mason Mrs Frank
l. Wilson, Mrs q. w. Alley Miss L. Shaffner, Mrs. s.
Quantz, Miss S. Butner, Miss Jennie Simmons.
In needle work. premiums given for best collar
to Mrs DR.. Mason second do, Mrs G.. VI. Lee; best
collar and sleeves Miss R. B. DuPre; best handkerchief
Miss Ann Warden second best handkerchief, Miss Re
becca Smith, Wilmington J best childs DRESS Mrs u
Nj. Lea second do, Mrs Nj. A. Patterson best linen
yoke for ladies' Miss Molle Curtis second do, Miss
Sophia Partridge; best ladies' undersklrt, Mrs y. Il
| Villains best gentlemans shirt Miss Mary Vogler
best boys shirt Mrs. j. r Owen Additional premiums
were given for different articles to Mrs. II. W. Miller
Mrs. 1lcNab, Mrs j. Rufin Williams, and to piece
of plain sewing by old lady aged "A.
In the department OF fine arts, premiums were given
to E. Hunt for dagu rrotyPes; to VIM. Perclval Am
broypes; E: Hunt, Photographs; colored do, B. Hunt
oil painting j. P. Andrews second do, IS s. Part
ridge; painting i'll water coors Miss S. Partridge
second do. E. Emmons, Jr.; Grecian Painting, Miss
Florida Cotton second do, Miss j. Simmons; pencil
drawing, Miss S. Partridge; secord do, Miss Mollie
Nixon best specimen architectural drawing, VIM. Fer
cival second do, VIM. CIegg, pupil and promising
North Carolina Artist.
We have thus got through, imperfectly perhaps but
not careessly. There many things that we would
like to copy from the lists of premiums of articles
hibited, but the demands upon time and space for
bid.