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do 3 Sds Satlnetfe, Nre, H. -. CODp, w
do doz. Domestic Towels. Mrs. d. Klugh, 200
2d do do do Mus J. II. Bnskin.
do Domest,c Shawl, Mrs. J. II. Baskin. 200
do Fan of Feathers. Mrs. VIM. n. Griffin, 100
do piece Of Fringe, Miss 8. Watson, 200
Cd do do do Mrs. Vim. Smith,
do Made Coat, Mira. r. s. Cobb, 800
do Pair Pants, do do do 200
do Vest, do do do 100
do Shuek Collars made by slave of Capt.
J. c. Calhoun, 200
Your committee cannot close this report
with, ut specially noticing the Plains, Jeans,
and Onahergs on exhibition ny J. g. Gibbes
d Co., of Columbia. Your committee recon.
mend these fabrics to the South instead Of rur-
chasing the H,msey stuff that We get from tho
North.
Your Committee notice with pleasure the
Extension Table and Side Bonrd on exhibition
BY Mr.. w. r. Buchanan. and also. the splcndi.l
Bureau by Mr. Bushart. Your committee is
glad to see that this branch of Trade is extend
ing III this State. and recommend these gentle
men to the patronage of our people.
Also they notice with pleasure, the fine
Show Case of Goods on exhibition by Messrs.
Wivr & I.ythgoc. and the fine Box of Medi.
cincs by Mr.. Donald Mel nuchlin.
Respectfully submitted.
j. a. CALHOUN. Chm.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
The COMMITTEES on Household Department
beg leave to make the following award Of
Premiums:
Bss, J"r of Lard, Mrs. G. W. sprou11, $3.50
2l do do do Mira DIR. :. 5. Marshall
do Jar Butter Mrs. w. J. Smith, $50
III do do do Mrs. Jno. Ruff.
do Domestic Soap, Mrs. i. A. Calhoun, $50
I'd do do do Mrs. Ino. a. Wior.
do Toilette Soap. Mrs. X. A. Griffin. ESQ
do Jar Preserves Miss Matte I. Waters, LOO
I'd do do do Mrs. J. A. Norwood.
do Jar Jelly. Mrs Nj. .. Talman. 100
2,l do Jar Jams do do do LOO
10 Jar Ca,sur. Mrs A. Todd, Anderson, LOO
d" Dried Apples, Mrs. Jns. McCaslon, LOO:
do Dried Pea aches, Mrs l.. c. W. Logan, LOO
DO Dried Dansons, Mrs; William Smith, LOO
do Dried Peurs, Mrs. L..C. W. Logan, LOO
Can IIer.ne icslly Sealed Peaches, Mrs. II.
w. Lawson, loo
90 DO Strawberries, Nlrs II. w. Lawson, LOO
do do Cherries. Mrs. II. W. Lawson, 100
do Box Honey, Mrs. Samuel Gimer, TOO
do Cooked Ham. Mrs. Il a. Griffin, 200
I'd flo do do Mrs. j.. A. Norwood.
do Sides Of Bacon. J. Albert Richey 200
do Loaf Of Bread, Miss Susan DebrnhL LOO
I'd do do do Mrs. T. A. Rogers.
do Barrel Of Flour. Dist. made. B. G. Hart, 500
81 do do do District nade,I, M. Rogers, 90
do Collection Vegetables. Mrs. JaneL. Allen, 400
I'd do do do Mrs. Vim. NINTH.
Your Committee beg leave TO make honora-
bic mention of the following articles: Dr. b.
c. Hart's pamenter d Campbcll's Mr. WIN. C.
Moore's Wheeler d WilsyH Sowing. Machines.
Tomatoes, by Mrs. ), Gilmer Wax Taper Ly
Alre. p. d. Klngh: Box Candles hjfMSs D.: G.
". Logan; Variety ofSGarden Seeds, Mrs.
WIN. smith; Vegetable Goards, Mrs. Thomas
Crawford; sealey Rarks by Master Andrew
Logan.
Respectfully sub lifted.
Mrs. TuOS. c. PERRIN.
ALEX. MCGowAH. sec'y.
PATCII-WORD.
D. - I
to report that they have carefully examined
all articles which come under their Depart
ment, ard have awarded Premiums to the fol
lowing parsoRs:
For lhe best Patch Work Quilt, Silk, Mrs.
\ BfkF. Il. Calhoun, 800
do do do do Cotton, Mrs. Stephen Lee, 800
do Imitation. Mnrse:les Quilt, Mrs. Lewis
Dial, of Lnurens, 500
do Raise ork Quilt, Miss Bell Jordan, 500
Your Committee also recommend that
Premrm of $3 OO he awarded to Miss Martha
Wilson for Raised Work Quilt, over 100 years
old. Aud also that a Premium Of $500 he
nwarded, to-each of the following ladies: To
Mrs. a. Burt for the best Silk and Velvet
Quilt; Mrs. Samuel McGowan for the best
Pnfc,fsW ork Chair: Mrs. #. c Perrin for the
best Worstcd Patch. Work Quilt
All Of which is respectfully submitted
Mrs. SAMUEE-M MCGOWAN, Chm.
ExSkJ1DERiis, MN; ii EEsnis SEX; cKyocI1Er, NEEDLE
WORK, DC. { .. =
- Yonr Committee beg" leave to report that
the articles in this Department, were fine. oil d
elegant, and ref cts great credit u poh, the lady
cxhibitors. The following are the premiums
Best: :oreshes, (,aentlemap5 :Afagen, Mrs
a. Burt, $500
do Undersleeves. Miss L. Brdheh, 200
do Crotche. Shawl, Mrs. H.'ssKefr, 500
do Head Dress Mrs. E.SJ-Taylor, 200
do Crochet Tidy, Mrs. J. Jordan. 2uO
40 Ladies' Skirt Miss Mattie3R Roberts. 200
I'd do do do Mrs. Mary Y. Postell,
do Infants Dress, Miss Matte Waters, 200
% do dog do Mrs. w. c. Norwood
do Embrdiaered Collar, MraH. .kewson, 200
2d do do do Mrs DR.. s. Marshall
do Liiien Edging, Mrs. w: T. Henderson, 200
I'd do do do Mrs II. r. M,,rchison.
do Unders'eeves. Miss Susan McCnslnn, 200
do Tattiug Collar MissElia Lawton, Pendl' g. DO
I'd do do do Miss Bell Jordan.
do, UndcrSkiri, Mrs. Dr. H.'G. Waddle, 200
do Fancy Work Basket. Miss.L Small, 200
doP'r Pantletts Miss Ahee Sloan. Pen dleton, 90
do Net Silk Shawl, Mrs. DR.. s. Marshall, 200
do Child's Talmn. Mrs. w. 6. Henderson, 200
do MaraPosa. Miss Lucy Lawson (s years,) 200
do Wreath ofCruel Flowers, Miss Julia
Dalrymple. Anderson. 200
Respectfully submitted.
Mss. j. F. MARSHALL, Chm.
j. r. LYON, Sec'y.
RAISED AND WORsTED WORK.
The Committee ON Raised and Worsted
Work L~g leave to Report that the specimens
in this Department: were. elegant aud that
they award the following Premiums:
Best Piano Stool Cover. Miss Maggie Small, g 90
do Ottoman Cover, Miss Henrietta Miller, 200
do Stool Cover Miss Annie Fair, 200
, do Coverlet. Miss n. Malone, 800
I'd do do, Mrs Sarah Aynew.
do Counterpart. Miss Rebecca Riley. 500
Cd do do Ess Martha Rykard.