Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-04

No H.--Fine worked metals, cutlery and
witches BY American manufaeture-ll entries.
No 49, Engines, machinery, etc ..l7 entries !;
townsend Collier, Davenport. pair cf oscills-
ting engines:
No A.--Leather and fabrics Of leathsr--5o On.
tries. In this department are specimens Of leath-
er tanned BY patent process--muoh used in Iowa,
which to all appearances are equal to that turned
out by the old process.
No 46.-Printers premiums 4 entries The on
ly competitors in this department are Rich son
West Co., Democrat and 4Ns1.,) and SandersA L
Bro, Gazette Davenport. The Former exhibited
card, ornamental and mscella neous printing, and
the latter files Of daily and weekly Gasette, and
weekly Gazette iles Of the year lS4l.
DIVISION G.--FARA, ORCHARD, GARDEN AND
HOUSEHOLD PRoDUCrs--32 ENTRlIs--LlMlrkD
DisPLAY.
No 4s-vegetables--9 90 entries.
No 49--Fruits- professional list entries on
ly----5 apples, chestnut.
meagre display.
No 3l--drspes a.d their products IA entries
Of wine and OF grapes.
No 52- Flowers, plants, etc.--24 entries
Westphsl aud sons-23 varieties OF the "a.
No 5S-Staple goods, household manufactures,
50 entries embracing an assortment Of quilts,cov-
erlets, ,counterpainss, stockings, mitts, etc.
No S4-Stsple goods; factory products, IA en-
tries; J Clark, Cedar Rapids, excellent specimens
Of cloths, cassimeres, ssttinets, hannels Iowa
manufacture.
No 55--Fancy goods entries, embracing
silk and worsted embroidery, ornamental needle
work, knitting and sewing, some Of which are
very beautiful.
No 56--Pantry stores 1--1o7 entries, en-
bracing the usual varieties.
No 57--Pantry stores No 2--l32 entries--jellies,
prunes, pickles, etc.
DIVISION H. --M,ssELLARBoUs.
No 57-Photography, ambrotypes, etc--cntries
w Egbert exhibits very fine specimens also
notice fine specimens Of colored oil and water col
ored photographs !. life size Colkins Of lows
City.
tries very full excellent specimens. HajebGcl
Bro, Davenport, lithogrsIhic specimens "
Brady OF Davenport, county maps.
6.-DesigRs and molels--ll entries: w H
Carroll Of Davenport, designs for farm house and
high school and other architectural drawing.
No o. Natural history, geography, botsny, etc
Sr. of johnson county exhibited collections illus
tratiag the geography Of Iowa. JC Westpha
and sons Of Johnson county exhibited collection
of various insects and native birds Of Iowa. II W
Davis of Iowa City exhibited collection Of pre-
served birds, reptiles and fish:
DIVISION l.-PREAIUMs TO EE AwARDED II
JANUARY.
No 63.--Best Report Of the Fair. Premium
$25; ID best $40. Entries, Republicans and Stat
Press, Iowa city, only entries.
Mo s7. Sorghum and lmphcs, and their pro
ducts--l6 entries, embracing number Of spe,i
mems Of mOlasscs and syrup. Carpenter. Blue
Grass, Scott co., is one Of the exhibitors. We nj
so notice two specimens of sorghum sugar, one o
% lbs by Gibson, Washington CO. J II Painter
Of Springdsle. and Mrs, A Jones, Of Knoxville
exhibit specimens. TGis display attracts deserve,
attention. td Lanning, Of Iowa city, exhibit
sorg hum vinegar
No. 66- FIELD CR0Ps entries: acre
Spring wheat, acre cern, 1s acre beans. only.
Tota No. ot entries UP 10 Tuesday evening be
ing 1884.