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Best vest, Mrs. Primrose, -e------4-
I'd do Miss E. Coburn, 49,,
Best childs dress, Mrs. R. W. Marriott,
Best sack or spencer, Miss Harriet Lane,
I'd do, Mrs. A. II. Davis,
= Knitting or Netting.
Best specn of knittingin wool, Mrs. Jno; Pery,s
I'd 2" z. M. Grow,
Sd i" VIM. Slade, ]
Best specimen of knitting or netting in cotton,
Mrs. VIM. Slade, my
I'd best specimen of knitting or netting in cot
ton, Mrs. Mary White, -g,,=,.-s.z,l2
Sd best specimen of knitting or netting in cot
ton, Mrs. Thos. Carroll,
Best netting in cotton curtains, Miss Ann e.
Walsh, 3
I'd do cotton toilet cover, Miss E. R. Steadman,
Faneey Work.
Best ornamental shell work, Miss E. Colburn, 5
I'd do, Miss S. B. Pescud, - = 2
Best specimen of wax flowers, Miss Sue Pescud,
I'd do d. w. Albright
Best specimen of feather work, Miss A. Jones,
I'd do, Miss McRae, .--.... .-.
Best specimen of hair work, Mrs. C. P. Pen
nington, b
I'd do, Mrs. A. Jones, .-.
Best frame, leather work, Miss B. Fentress, B
I'd, do, Miss B. Frentress, 2
Best wax fruit, Miss Anna Christophers,
I'd do Miss Anna Christophers, 2
Needle Work.
Best collar, Mrs. Ruffn Williams, So
Best undersleeves, Miss Martha Mason, 2
I'd do, Miss NJ. Mason,
Best collar and sleeves, Miss A. F. DuPre, 4
I'd do, Miss R. B. DuPre, 2
Best handkerchief Miss A. F. Dupree, 2
I'd do, Miss Ann E. Walsh
Best childs dress Mrs. Myers, 4
I'd do, Mrs. Jno. Marlborough, 2
Best linen yoke for ladies, Mrs. Judge Strange,
" lady's underskirt, Miss L. G. Brown, 8
I'd do, Miss Rebecca Evans, 2
Best gentlemans shirt, Mrs. L. Mickey, 2
" boys Miss R. b. DuPree, 2
Cd do Mrs NJ. j. Pennington, 2
Infants cap, Mrs. r. Williams, l
specimens embd linen, Mrs L. D. Bryan, 2
linen bands and sleeves, Mrs. Ruffin Williams, 2
l emb'd handkerchief Mrs. Cudhy, l
Fine Arts.
Best specimens of daguerreOtypes, E. Hunt, 5
do ambrotypcs, 8
do photographs, 3
do cold photographs, 8
Best specimen of painting in oil J. P Andrews 10
do do do Miss Cudhy, 3
I'd best specimen of painting in waters colors
Miss Cudhy, 8
I'd best specimen of painting in water colors,
Miss Cudhy, 8
Best specimen Grecian painting. Miss Amanda
Safer, 4
I'd best specimen Grecian painting, Miss j. Hall, 2
Best specimen pencil drawing, Miss Emma Hall, 5
Best architecture drawing I. j. Holt, 5
I'd best architecture drawing Z. Burns, 4
Best pastel drawing j. P. Andrews, 8
Best miniature painting L" 10
Best crayon sketch, Miss E. j. Hege, 4
Best oriental painting Mrs. E. E. johnson, 4
Cd best % q" Mrs. NJ. A. Payne, 8
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DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.

In accordance with the recommendation of the
committees various branches, the Executive Com
mittee awarded the following discretionary pre-
miums, in addition to those appended to other re-
ports:
medallion likenesses, Mrs. DR.. Mason, 5 10
Photographic views, Welfare & Haugh, Q
Case Of silver ware, Henry Mailer, 8
Fire screen, Miss Mary R. Smith,
Stand Of evergreens and flowers, Thos. Carter,
Tatten trimmings, Miss E. Brown
Best tatten collar, Mrs. Atkinson, 2
Tatten collar, Mrs. Emma Taylor, /
Coat and cloth made in North Carolina Peter
Wilson, 4
Case paper weights (oil on marble) Mrs. Cudhey, l
Apple and peach leather Mrs. NJ. E. Blum, dip
Pine burr frame, Miss N. G. Mason,
Leather work table, Mrs. Thomas Carol, 8
Portable Mosaic desk, Mrs. Thomas Carol,
Shell frame, Miss Mary Stronach, /
Best lamp mat, Mrs. Mengent
Lot of toilet cushion needle books, &c, Mrs.
Mengent 2
Lot bead work, pupils of Blind Inst N. c., 5
Pair ladies' linen hose, Mrs. John Perry l
Wreath hair flowers, Miss Mary Page /
Chisman's yeast powder, L. P. Chisman, dip
Evans 0his skirt has 5000 points 1885,
600 stitches) premium, 2
Owing to the torrents of rain that fell on Friday
forenoon, some articles of decided merit may have
been removed from the hall by their owners before
the discretionary committee had an opportunity of
assembling to examine them. and which, not having
come under any class the premium list were
passed by the published committees.
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=. C. Six Per Cent. State Stocks.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, NC
October ), 1860 I

1hBASURH IMPAIRMENT, NJ,
October ;, 1860.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this office until 10 o'clock, A NJ, 18th November
next for the purchase of of NORTH Carolina State
Bonds issued account of Fayetteville and Western
Railroad Company" and running thirty years from LIST o.
tober, 1860.
The above bonds will have Coupons for interest at SIX
per cent per annum attached payable LIST April and OcO
Der in each year.
The principal and interest will be payable at the Bank Of
the Republic, New York. unless where the party prefers
to have them payable at The Treasury of the State
Successful bidders upon being informed of the accept
ance of their bids deposit the amount of their bids
Guiding the accrued nteree to the credit of the undergn
ed IN the Bank aforesaid in the Bank of NorhC Carolina
or Bank of Cape Fear. Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals for n. c. Stocks to the undersigned at Ra
leigh, N. C.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary, and Comptroller of State ard the President Of
the Bank of Nolth-C Carolina
D. ". COURTS, Pub. Treas
std
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NEGROES.
N. C. Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF NC
Oct. 9Th 1860

m. ]
Oct. 9Th 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at this Office until 9th November 1850 for the mr.
chase OF $6s 500 of N G. State Bonds issued under An
Act to incorporate the Western n C. Railroad Conrar
running thirty years from October LIST, lS6n. -
The above lords will have Coupons for interest at 81,
per cent per annum attached, payable LIST April and o.
tober in each year.
The principal and interest will be payable at The Rank
of the Republic New York. unless where the party prefers
10 have them payable at the Treasury of the Stale
Successful bidders npon being Informed of the accent
ance of their bids, deposit the of their BIDS
including the accrued interest," to the credit of the under
signed in the Bank aforesaid in the Bank Of North
Carolina OF Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals for N c. Stocks" the undersigned al Rs
leigh, n. C.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President Of
the Bank of North Carolina.
Cd. W. COURTS, Pub Treas
Sim.
W Register copy.
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~ Register copy.
MASONIC.

TINE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND REPRESENTA-.
Il tives OF the GRAND LODGE NORTH CAROLINA are
hereby informed that the annual communication of this
Masonic BoDT will be holden in this City on Monda7 even
ing. the Sd of December next at O'clock for the ransa
ton OF such business may be submitted for its consd
Grafton Officers of the Subordinate Lodges are requested
to attend in person. proper delegates to be ap
pointed IN conformity with the Constitution and general
regulations Of the Grand Lodge.
WILLIAM 7. Balm
Grand Secretary.
Raleigh, n. c., Oct. Is, 1860. SID
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IN WEDNESDAY, THE l4rH DAY OF NOvEM

IN WEDNESDAY, THE I4rH DAY OF NOVEMBER
" next, at the residence of the late HUGH E. LYON,
OF Wake county, the undersigned will sell
-Four Likely Negroes.
Also the Crop, consisting of CORN FODDER, WHEAT,
SHUCkS, DC; all the stock of HORSES HOGS and CAT.
TIE and lot of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNL
TURE.
TERMs:A credit of six months will be given the pur
chaser giving bond with approved security
CANADAY LOWE Admir-.
October 20, 1860 s4-tds.
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r. r. CHAPLIN,
BOOK BINDER & BLANK BOOK MANU-.
FACTURER,

RALEIGH H, N. c.,
ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF
II RALEIGH and the vicinity generally that he will
promptly and punctually attend to the binding of Nec
pdps Magazines and Periodicals of all kinds and in any
style, plain ornamental. moderate terms
~ All BLANK BOOKS ordered from me are manu.
featured by me, in the City of Raleigh, NC.
December %, 1883. lO9-w&swly,
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In addition to the above premiums the examining
committee recommend brogan shoes No. 216 for
second premium Lot No. 236 we think fully equal
in manufacture to the others, but being made OF
hemlock leather which is not manufactured in the
State We think it proper to give the preference to
the lots designated.
We cannot too fayorably recommend lot OF La
dies Misses shoes embraced in lots from No. 70 TO
80, and exceedingly regret that there was no pre-.
MUM on the list for such an important branch oil
this species Of work. s.. .r r
In accordance with the above the executive CON-
mittee awarded the following premiums:
No SO to 80. j. Shelly & son, awarded premium
of $15, for collection of Ladies & Misses shoes made
in the State. premium of s., for No. PIG, exhib-
tied By j. c. Carraway embracing lot brogan SHOES.
Sundries
Best lot of guns, made in the State, Armfeld d
Lamb,
Best stone ware made in the State, j. D. Craven,
a. leather, sole, calf and kip made in the
State, r. V. Minor,
Best side of harness leather, made in the State,
A. F. Moses,
Best side russell leather R. " Minor,
" dressed buck, sheep or goat skins, made IN
the State, w. F. Shutz,
Best and greatest variety of edge tools, augers,
&C., made in the State S. Smith,
Best and greatest variety OF mechanics tools,
manuf't'd in the State, W. F. Shultz 10
Best lot of soap, 90 lbs with process of making,
W. F. ShutZ,
Best dozen brooms, manufactured in the State,
N c. Inst. for Deaf, Dumb and Blind,
Best doz whisk bl ooms manuft'd in the State,
n G. Inst. for Deaf Dumb and Blind
Best carriage or wagon spokes, manufactured
by machinery, w. ID. Williams, 3
Best hoe handles, Makepeace McRae dip
l Sand stone cap for column or pillar, exhibited
by No. 1873, for which We recommended premium
ofs5.
Rife gun of superior finish, exhibition by
No. 1Sl, which we think worthy of premium of
$3.50.
model house for drying wheat exhibited by
No. 1S9 for which we recommend diploma.
A hydro pult, exhibited by No. 306, from N. Y,
which is a very valuable invention for watering gar
denS plant beds, and putting out fires in its first
stages.
4 patent fence on exhibition by No pa, a very
good invention for portable ornamental purposes.
No 273, a specimen of drain tile, which We regard
as being admirably adapted to the purposes for
which they intended, and for which We recon-
mend diploma.
No IL, Bartlets patent refrigerator, manufactur-
ed in y. York, which informed by gentle
men who have used them, are all that they
commended TO be- and for which we recommend
diploma.
No. $50. An apple peaer and corer, invented
and patented by citizen of the State, for which
we recommend premium And an exhibition by
No 147 apple pealer and corer, which we regard
about equal merit.
No. 266. Samples of painting in imitation Of
black and white MARBLE mahogany maple, walnut,
oak, &c, which very finely finished and worthy
Of 4 premium.
In accordance with the above recommendations
the Elk. Committee made the following awards:
No. 1885, Sandstone Cap, by Whitelaw & King. S.
/ {" lS9 Model house for driving wheat r. "
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The Standard.
ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
H-CAROLINA,
HELD IN THIS CITY
On the 10th, nth, 18th and 10th Of OCTOBER
1850.
ANNUAL FAIR
Award of Premiums.
LIVE STOCK.-CLAss A.

LIVE STOCK.-CLAss A.
DR.. JAMES E. WILLIAMSON, Superintendent
TRorough6reds.
Best stallion, years and over J. F. SHADES
o. o Dr Cain's Protection, 20
Best brood mare, years and over, D. N. Dun
hams Mary Blevins, 20
The following horses, not prorcn to be thorough
bred, were recommended by the judges to the Ex-
ecutiye Committee for discretionary notices, as being
fine horses; and each were awarded 4 silver cup
worth So 1t is proper however, to state that the
owner of Orphan Boy, telesraphed for and present
cd for the inspection of the Executive Committee,
certificate Of blood which was deemed thorough:
NJ L. Citizens Orphan Boy, silver cup, 5 10
j. N. Hicks Scoredouble. ~
billiard Thomas Alyarack, III
Quick Draft and Saddle Horses
Best stallion, years and over R. A. Cooke : 80
Cd do, N. j. Faison Bro, zo
Best stallion, years and under 4, DIR. W. K
Cd do, D Dr.. P. Babcock, 10
Best stallion, year and under 2, j. P. L. Russ 10
Cd do. Sylvester Smith,
Best brood mare, years and over, Geo. W.
Crockett ~
I'd do, j. P. Fl. Russ, III
Best brood mare years and over with foal by
her side Jno. A. Smith, 20
Best saddle horse, mare gelding, R. A.
Cooke, 10
Sd do, N. Bringle, IL
Best pair matched carriage horses, G. W.
Wynn, ~
Cd do, Jefferson Fisher, 10
Best single harness horse S. G. Hayes, 10
I'd do W. H. & R. S. Tucker, 10
A very fine filly, owned by Willie Perry, too
young to- comply with the printed requisitions, was
highly recommended to the Executive Committee
by the judges. The committee awarded premium
Of s., accordingly.
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/, THE CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE
- At Chattanooga, Tenn,
FoR . ALE

FoR 9 Ale.
TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEATH OF MY pDo
IL THER-lN-LAW, and partner the late JNO. H. LINE
us jointly in the State of Tennessee will be sold t 9y
highest bidder on " ns
Wednesday, 2sth day of November, Isso
The property consists of the well known
"CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE
AT CHATTANOOGA, TENN,
With all its rights and privileges, including the
FURNITURE,
And the three Lots upon which the Hotel stands NJ .
81 and 81. Chestnut street.
Also, the three Lots opposite said HOTEL No. 50 s,.
60, Chesnut street. giving front Of over 800 feet w
Cbesnu street. and running back 236 feet TO other sr
A'so Lots Nos and 8, on Carter street. each frnn,"
100 feet on said street, running back same width ESQ I
TO other streets. ieet
Also. Lots Nos and Z, on Market street. fontir, o
feet TO Railroad street. z"
The Hotel property is too well known throuobon. ,
Union TO require elaborate description 1t is Tho we
paying property in the Southern States, situated as
medatey at The large uint Passenger Depot four %
roads now running ana terminating here. The NaSb:m'
and Chattanooga Memphis and Charleston East
Georgia and Western Atlantic Railroads are nov c
pete; and the Wills Valley North East and S,ub MN vl.
Alabama Railroad will be completed and Terminated h
in year two great portion of the grad;I
ing now complete and portion of the iron having &
purchased twenty miles Of it will be laid and rnr;
this winter. and other contemplated Roads, amonc ,b
the Road connecting Chats noOgI with Cincinnati b
Loog" Kentucky Centrally The House has been d; 'a
steady heavy and Increasing business without oppos
since October 1850, and its prospects for conpua5 W
very great. 'u
Lots Nos. So 81 and IS, Chestnut street. and Lots Ma
and 3. Carter street, are very valuable being situated -
The Depot.
Lots Nos. and T. Market street. are fine business a.,
being situated equidstant between the business nor
town and river, and have erected upon them wn I
and commodious brick Store Rooms admirably adsn,"dge
heavy Produce and Grocery Trade.
There will also be sold at same time the joint
EGROES,
among whom are Cooks, House Servants Ironers Wash
ers, &C., dc. all IF whom very valuable u
TERMS OF SALE Except to the Negroes which v;Ib
sold for CASH. one-thrd Cash The balance in sr s;
annual payments, with per cent. added the purcb,
giving notes with approved security.
TOM CRUTCHFIELD.
October Is 1860 So
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GEO. w BLOUNT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

NASHVILLE, n G,
"IIL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe and Franklin
Counties. ~
Feb 81, 1860. 15-w&swly.
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LIVE STOCK-CLAss A.


Heary Draft Horses
Best stallion, years and over, I. Bradshaw, 90
I'd do T. NJ. Canaday, 10
Best stallion, 2 years and under 4, Sampson
Kinney. 10
Best brood mare, 4 years and over, with foal by
her side, Mrs. NJ E. Myatt 10
I'd do 10
Best pair of heavy draft horses in the State,
Smith Charles 10
I'd do, NJ. S. Robertson,
Jacks and .Jennets.
Best imported jack, with approved certificates,
j. W. Latta, %
Best jack raised in the State, Davolt Little, 90
Cd do, Calvin j. Rogers, 10
Best jennett raised in the State, j. W. Latta, 10
I'd do, VIM. Russell.
Mules
Best pair mules, years and over, raised in the
State, Peterson Dunn, %
Cd do, Oliver Lamb, 10
Best single mule |. W. Boothe, 10
Cd do W. R. Poole,
Bestmule colt Mrs. N. E. Myatt 10
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LIVE STOCK-CLASS B.
q III. WILDER. Superintendent.

G. II. WIDER, Superintendent
Grades
Best bull 4 years and over, William Russell, %
I'd do, S. H. Young, 10
Best bull years and under 8, DR.. j. j. Thax-
ton, 10
Best bull calf 1 year and under 2, Henry Nor
decai, ~
Best bull calf under year, Henry Mordecai, o
cow years and over, WIN. Russell, III
I'd do VIM. Russell,
Best heifcr 2 years and under 8, VIM. Russell ~
-" -" 4" g. VIM. Russell, III
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HILLSBORO' Nc.
MILITARY ACADEMY.

TNHIS INSTITUTION, OF THOROUGHLY SCI.
ent6c and military character. is under the conduct OF
Col. G. c. TEW, formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy at Columbia, s. e. ID. al, ..s = o..
Circulars will be forwarded on application.
February Is, 1860. = 7-w&swlypd.
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FRANCIS FRIES, Superintendent
NIL Fd6rics made in the State.
Best piece of cashmere. not less than 10 yds,
Young & Winston, 8 10
Best piece of Sattinette, w. Fl. & R. S. Tucker, 6
" " Wooden Jeans, j. j. Q. Taylor, 5
" Linsey for negro clothing, not less
than Is yards, Mrs. j. w. Harriss, 10
Best pair Of blankets, Mrs. Thos Carol,
Best piece cotton Osnaburgs, not less than 80
yards, being deemed equal divided be-
tween Mrs. j. W. Harris & E. NJ. Holt
$3.50 each.
Best hearth rug, Mrs. P. F. Pescud, 8
" piece cotton or shcetng, E. NJ. Holt 5
bedtickng, E. NJ. Holt,
cotton serge, Mrs j. W. Harris,
" bundle Of printing paper, Forest Mani Co.,
/" hair mattrass, William Watson, 10
spring mattress-premium divided between
William Watson and Makepiece & Nc
Rae $50 each.
The committee on the above class would respect
fully direct the attention Of the Executive Commit
tee to 10 pieces striped and plaid domestics No $685.
and plaid drilling, No. $685. all of which excel
lent We would recommend premium for the col
lection. We recommend also, blanket, No. II, for
a second premium, which well made and deserve
especial notice and commentator. There being
premium offered for wooden counterpanes, wewould
recommend No. 1875 the most deserving. We
deem piece of domestic shifting, No. 25, de-
serving of high commentator. A bolt of wool
jeans, domestic manufacture, No. 25, we recommend
for a second premium. No. 446, piece Of straw
mating well deserves premium. Two spring
mattresses are on exhibition, No and No. 245
the latter is entitled to notice. being the best made
and of the best material, but No. has improve
ment in folding, in consequence of which we recon-
mend that premium be divided between them.
The Executive Committee direct the following
awards to be made in accordance with the above:
No. 366, E. NJ. Holt, a premium of $50 for his
large collection of domestic fabrics.
No II, wool blankets j. j. @. Taylor, 50
"125, counterpart, Mrs S. G. Wilson, Q
{" 446, straw mating, Mrs. NJ Wilder, Q
It 20, cotton shifting and wooden jeans, Mrs.
Charles Horton, 8
Household Fabrics made in the State.
Best patch work quilt, (cotton,) Mrs. c. B.
Turner, SIS
I'd best patch work quilt (cotton,) Mrs. H. D.
Lott, 2
Best patch work quilt (silk,) Mrs H L. Evans, 5
Best raised work quilt, Mrs. T. S. H. Pennx, 5
Best counterPane, (woven,) Mrs. j. W. Harriss,
Best cOuntsrpane, Cknit) Mrs. ,Rufin Tucker, 8
I'd do, d" Mrs. c. NJ. McAdoo,
Best pair yarn hose, (crotchet) Mrs. G. NJ. Grow,
:" pair silk " Mrs F. A. Graves, q
&c wooden shawl Mrs. Lucas, 2
piece negro wooden cloth, 1s yards, Mrs. L.
j. Norman, g
Best piece tow cloth, 10 yards, Mrs A. Jones, 5
=" " tow and cotton cloth, Miss F. Lenard, 8
L" linen Miss Edith Michael, 8
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Best manufactured in the State
a >Frercks & Raider, -.
Best subsoil pillow, R. Snclaire, jr. 4 Co.,
E-" !" manufactured in the State Frercks
4 Raider,
Best double rnoulboard plow, R. sinclaire jr., :,
y & Co.,
Cd do, do, E. Whitman & Co.,
Best wrought turning pillow, manufactured IN
State, Frercks & Raider,
Best potato digger, E. Whitman,
In addition to the above, the committee appointed
Judge call the attention Of the Executive Commit
tee to hill side plough exhibited by Mr. j. h. Ihomp-
son, and cotton sweep pillow exhibited by the same,
as worthy of special notice.
Harroos, Planters and Sowers Rollers, Cultirdt0r'
and Grain Drills.
Best harrow, j. II. Thompson,
I'd do, r. Sinclair, Jr., Co,
Best seed planter for horse or hand power, Tor
hills or drills, R. Sinclair, Jr., & Co.,
I'd best seed planter for horse or hand power
for hills or drills, E. Whitman Co.,
Best horse corn planter, r. Sinclair, DR., q Co.,
2 do, E. Whitman Co.,
Best hand corn planter, R. Sinclair, Jr, Co.,
planter for small seed, R. Sinclair, Jr., d
Best broad cast sower, j. NJ. Towles, ag't,. B
" cultivator for general purposes, FreTcks q
Raedcr,
I'd best cultivator for general purposes, j. d.
Best corn cultvator, j. II. Thompson,
I'd do, R. Sinclair DR., Co.,
Best wheat drill, Frercks & Raeder, 10
" cotton scraper,
" cotton planter NJ NJ. Hall,
Threading Machines Flaming AilL', Hdy StraW,
iStaH and Vegetable Cutters
Best threshing machine, j. H. Thompson, 10
" do. manufactured in the State, Frercks
Raeder 10
po.I IT,, ;,,x 7 noptpomarv e. RrO III
I'd do, c. Barnett, o
Best hay, stalk and straw cutter, Frercks
Raeder, III
I'd best hay, stalk and straw cutter, r. Sinclair
& Co, b
Best hay stalk and straw cutter, manufactured =
in the State Frercks & Raeder, 10
I'd best hay, stalk and straw cutter, manufted
in the State FreIcks & Raeder, B
Best vegetable cutter for stock, E. Whitman
Co., D
Corn Shelters and Cob Crushers.
Best corn shelter, horse power, R. Sinclair, Jr.,
Co., 10
Cd best corn shelter, horse power, j. H. Thomp-
Best corn shelter, hand power, E. Whitman
Co., lO
I'd best corn shelter, hand power, R. Sinclair
The executive committee awarded the annexed
premiums to the following articles in addition to the
above:
Ok yoke E. Whitman & Co.,
Garden barrow, E. Whitman & Co., !
Tobacco Cutivator, E. Whitman Co.,
4" Press "a new and valuable invention)
Tappey & Lumsden, 10
Brick Elevator, X. +. CriSsman, 20
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MANUFACTURES-CLASS /.

MANUFACTURES GLASS l.
WIN. R. Cox, Superintendent
Fine Crochet a0Ork in spool cotton, de-
Best worked collar, Mrs. Thos. Carol, So
crotcheted or embroided shawl, Mrs. j. L.
Fukerson, 5
I'd do, Miss E. Colburn, 8
Best of table mats, Miss c. L. Fisher, 2
I'd do, Miss H. S. Towles, l
Best tidy, Miss NJ. c. Mason, Q
I'd do, Miss Foltz, l
Raised Dorsted cork
Best piano cover, Mrs. S. A. Wait Sc
" table cover, Miss Mary Page, 4
" ottoman cover Miss d. Vanhoy, 2
lamp or vase mat Miss Mary Page, l
sofa pillow, Mrs. Jno Mengent Q
mariposes, Mrs. Walthall, l
Embroidery in Silk. .
Best lady's dress Mrs. R. W. Marriott, SO
Best lady's mantle, Miss Harriet Lane, 6
I'd do, Mrs. Judge Strange, s
Best lady scarf or neck tie, Mrs S. W. Terrell,
Best ladys apron Mrs. G. Y. Johns, Q
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-24

Office Atlantic and N. C. X. II. Co.,
NEwDERN, Sept. 81, 1860. J
an AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 24rH INSTANT,
until further notica.