Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-04

Domestic bread, best, Mary A. Haddock.
Smoked hams, best, J. G. Fall
Brandy peaches, Jas. Simpson
Preserved peaches best. Mrs. ]. II. Kin
kead. Second best, Mrs. Teegarden.
Dried peaches best Mrs W. P. Thompson.
Second best, Sarah A. Sanders.
Apples. best, DR.. Teegarden
Jelly. best, Mrs. Bolinger. Second best,
Mrs. A. d. Starr.
Grapes best Mr.. Nickerson, of Placer.
Plums, best, Mrs. S. G Williams.
Pickles, best, Mrs. Kinkead. Second best.
DR.. Teegarden.
Cotsup, best, Mrs. Bolinger Second best,
Mrs. w. P. Thompson,
Can fruits, best, Mrs. W. P. Thompson.
Second best, DR.. Teegarden.
Pickled pears, best, Mrs D. w. C. Rice
Sparkling wine, best. Sansevain d. Bros.
Red wines, Sansevain d Bros.
Porter, best, jacob Geiss.
Ale, best. Jacob Geiss
Lager beer best, Speekles. Second best
D'Artney.
Cider, best, Jacob Williams
Special premium to G. G, Briggs for wine
from wild grape
Fruit, best j. R. Nickerson.
Apples, best, w. b. Thompson.
DR.. Teegarden's apples honorably men
toned
Pears, best, ]. R. Nickerson.
Peaches, best, Dir. Teegarden as to quality
and variety.
w. uenshaw, best as to size.
Nectarines best, G. G. Briggs.
Best specimens, G.. G. Briggs.
Plums best, G. Briggs.
Grapes, best, Nickerson.
Grapes, best foreign varieties, II. S. Hutch
ingson.
Best California exhibit, G. CovlIaud.
Best hardshell almonds, j. c. Fall.
Best pomegranites G. n. Swezy.
Best figs, G. Coillnud
Best watermelons, W. F. Gray,
Best muskmelon, A. Stafford.
Best pot plants, J. G. Fall
Best roses, Thomas Evans.
Best Dahlias, Thomas Evans. Second best
D. A. Wilson,
Herbarium, greatest collection, Mrs. ]. II.
Kinkead.
Herbarium, best preserved. Mrs McChesney.
Special premiums for boquet recommended
to Miss Richie
Best pumpkins and squashes, Dr. Teegar.
den. Second best, Jas. Simpson.
Best dry beans, j. Malott
Best green beans j. r. Nickerson.
Best beets, w. II. Dunnom
Best corn. .. G. Fall.
Guinea corn premium recommended to Mr..
Fall.
Egyptian corn premium recommended to
Mr.. Fall
Best tomatoes, A. Stafford. Second best,
Mooney d Moody.
Irish potatoes, tone exhibit) Jas. Simpson.
Sweet potatoes, best, VIM Mawson.
Peanuts, best, Ben. Lands.
Milht best Ben. L ndis.
Apple mellon, best, W. H. Drum.
Best gang plow, A. Ellison.
Best steel plow, A Ellison
Special premium recommended to c. A.
Hawley (G Co. for display of agriculture.
Hydro Incubator, special premium award.
ed to A. F, Thresher.
freight wagon best Mr.. Level
One horse wagon, best, Chas. Raish.
Best one horse express wagon, Hays q
Laten.
Best two horse brggy, J. H. Belknap.
Best two horse carriage, George l. Wood.
Best mule team harness. VIM. Plughof
Best harness. j. W. Moore. Second best,
W. L. Lawrence.
Best carriage harness, W L. Lawrence.
Best single harness, w. L. Lawrence.
Best gents saddle, j. w. Moore Second
ibest, w. L. Lawrence.
Best lady's saddle }. W. Moore Best bri-
die, w. L. Lawrence.
Best lumber, Wiley, Dean & Co.
Best windmill, Hyde d Bro.
Best brick, McCormis & Bowen.
Best saddle trees, Z. Bnet.
Kerosene lamp, best, VIM. Abbott.
Special premium recommended to Eureka
Engine Co., Marysville, as a first class, and
ito Warren Engine Co. us a 2d class.
Best furniture, Cockerell & Co.
Best piano, Jacob Zech.
Best dental work, j. w. Winter
Joseph Genella's exhibit Of silver plated
ware and crockery, honorably mentioned
Best hats and caps, X. Meussdorffer. Sec.
.ond best j. L. Daley
Best millinery, Miss Green.
Best oil painting, Nahl Bros. Second best,
s. Tidball.
Best sign paintings, G. 3. Mcclellan.
Special premium recommended to Miss
Hyde.
Best marble monument McCready & Bro
Best truss bridge, j. Hissey.
Best table salt, d. A. Wilson.
Best nnturalsalt, d. A. Wilson,
Best brooms, Henry Volles.
Best pistols, G. F Schol.
Best deguerreotypes, anrbrotypes and pho
tographs, NJ IIanscom Second best, J.
Heath
Best penmanship, Carrie Burns.
Best leather work, Mrs. p. Decker. Sec
oDd best Mrs ]. Chamberin.
Best beadwork, Mrs d. @. Rice
Best shellwork, Mrs Shepard.
Best papier machie work, Mrs NJ Scott.
Best embroidery in worsted Mrs d. Casey.
Second best, Caroline K. Keller.
Best raised embroidery Mrs R. F. Piatt.
Best tufted embroidery, 5. c. Chandler.
Best on worsted with silAr, Mrs Ira Eaton.
Second best, Mrs W. p. Thompson.
Best in muslin, Mrs. Hoblitzell. Second
best Mrs w. W. Rice
Best needle work, Mrs. T. B. Reardan.
Second best, Miss Maroney.
Best quilt, Rebecea A. Clyner. Second
best Mrs. Ransom.
Best crotchet work, Emelia Sweezy. Sec
ond best. Mrs. d. Casey.
Best bonnet, Mrs Bolnger
Best wax work fruit, Mrs d. Casey.
Best wax flowers, Mrs Fitch Second best,
Miss Hyde.
Transfer work honoably mentioned.
beautiful embroidered parasol, by Mrs
Bolinger recommended for a special prem
ium.
Best Grecian painting, Mrs. Bolinger.
Second best Mrs. Covillaud.
Diploma to Mary Swain, for Greeian paint.
ing.
Ditto to Miss Sherwood.
Best pastl paintings, Mrs G. II. Beach.
Second best, Mrs. Wagner.