Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

premium, f and 5000; Williams d Knox,
Independence, I'd premium, $75.
Best Mare, A Halls Eudura, lst preminm
Sloo; G Brittan's Fanny Broadis, cd prem
ium, 500 ~'''
Colts. Henry Nelson's colt lst prem, @25
smith & Hastings, 81 prem $50.
Teams Of Carriage Horses, 4. Douglas. Is
prem SO; ) l Baylay, I'd prem. $50.
sHEEp
Best Spanish merino buck, yr old, Jone
@ Rockwell-iirst premium, $l5.
Best Spanish merino eve and lamb. NJ
Marcuse-frst prem, $40
Best French merino buck, 8 yrs. Old. f G
Lone-frst prem, f. d. and SIS. A. l.
Bingham, ID prem, $40. Merno buck. | yr
old, a. L, Bingham, $40 Best three lambs
a. l.. Bingham, $40
Southdown sheep-Speeial prem. to j. d
Patterson. SIS.
A l. Mathews, for fine southdown sheep
2d premium, $40.
Leicester buck, . yrs. old, Thos. Brewer
first prem, f. i. and SIS.
lla!t breed French merino lamb. NJ. c
Ellis-framed diploma.
Robt Bloeen Of Alameda, exhibits Frencl
merino buck Napoleon ID, and two FreneY
merino ewes, which are very superior. ant
Tor which he is awarded framed diploma.
SWINE.
Berkshire yr. old sow, A. l.. Bingham
first prem, SO Best yr. old boar, ]. D
Patterson special prem, f. d. Best l yr
oid SOW, >. ID. Pat erson-sp. prem, d.
Best lot OF not less than pigs under G
months MeClintock Il Eaton, $40
POULTRY.
Best pair Pea Fowles J. yick, s..
" Common Ducks, A ] sansoni, So.
Hens.
Black Spanish, E Teegarden, 4.
Common Geese, G. n Swezv. 3.
Dogs-Best Shepherd Dog John Hopkins,
Worsted embroidery, Isl G. Henry, sl5
2d Mrs J. B. Ecke, s
Best worsted work, Mrs n Moore. Ia
Best raised worsted work, Mrs r f Piatt. Is
Muslin embroidery, lst Jane Reardan, Is
% Mrs r } Walsh, 5
silk embroidery, 1st Mrs P Decker, Is
2d Elizabeth Grasse. 3
Crotchet work, lst Mrs W Kennedy, Is
I'd Ellen Covillaud, 4
I'm, old Spanish lace, S p. Mrs RI Walsh, 10
Gold emb. on silk, 5. p. Dolores MenesGs, 10
Best amateur shirt, Lisette Crosse, Is
Bed quilt lst Mrs A MunseN. i
ID Mrs Elizabeth Smith, >
Best netted tidy, Mrs John b Mason, 10
Best stockings, Mrs Z Ransom, 8
Best needlew'k bonnet, MrsWP Thompson 4
Best worsted knitting, Mrs L Chittle, $40
Best needlew ork hdf, Mrs J. b Gray, 10
Leather work, lst Josephine Stockton. S
Cd Alice b Ridge 8
Shell work, lst Josephine Stockton. s
Hair work lst Mahala Gray, 8
Bead work, lst Mrs Allenhach, S
I'd Mrs w p Miller, )
Oriental work, lst Louise McQuestiar, 5
Cabinet ofminerals, lst w P Thompson, 81
81 D C Stone %
Best eX gold qtz. specimens c G Bockius, 10
Best eX gold bullion, II Harris d Co. s
Best eX silver bullion II Harris & Co. s
Best ex coarse gold. II Harris IL Co. .
Best building brick, MeComas d Bowen, 5
Best faced brick, McComas d Bowen, 8
Best windmill model ex. by john Neal,
Dickersons patent, manuiactu'd out of
the District, d.
Best windmill model in the District HYDE
d Bros. by VIM n Cook, agent, $40
Best hive Of bees l. Kennedy d Co. 20
The same firm exhibit Italian bees the
Hr't imported into this State
Best bee hive imp 10y G. W Rqmsdell, f. i,
To James Young Of Oroyile, f. d. for an
elegantly finished Regulator, OF bis own man
ufacture
To II. W. Coolidge of MarysyiIe, i. for
improved Nozzle for hose pipe
70 D L Provost, san Jose, for a very fine
exhibit of Cocoons, f. d.
To the 5. F. Woollen Co. f. i. for superior
blankets
Under Current Sluice Model, II Dun
ming d,
TO Grover Baker for superior Sewing
Machine, d.
To } 2 Muldoon for Gas Generator i.
10 VIM Abbott for display of Deitz Kero
sene lamps and coal OIL f. d.
To VIM Abbott for dis lay of Erovapor
cooking stores-a very useful and convent
ent article-f. i.
To + w Krmher, Forbestown, Butte CO., f.
d. for improved apparatus for hanging gates
To II. D. Burns for sup. Stensi plates, f. d.
Parlor furniture, best set, J Hopley d Co. $50
Chamber furniture upholstery, best eX-
hibit }. Hopley d Co. d.
Blacksmith work, lst premium, Chas
Raish, 1C
Hats and caps, best exhiuit, x Meussdorf.
fer, f d
Millinery, best exhibit Misses Bellew,
Dental work, best exhibit, W Winter, $40
Best Lrooms, Manning d Walker lst pr. 8
Best cooperage exhibit, c Chase, 10
Sole leather lst pre- G A IIolscher & Co 10
Harness leather, lst premium, Valentine
Krcech Il Co., 10
Boot and shoe leather, 1st premium, Val
entine Kreech Il Co., 10
Best soap J Ilisey, .
Best soft soap. Mrs C n Swezy, 5
Best beeswax, Mrs Swezy, 3
Best white corn, w IL Drumm, 5
Best yellow corn, n & Wescoatt, 5
Best sweet corn, Mrs Teegarden, .
Best oats in stalk, S FEEDER Il Co., 5
Best oats in grain, B b Blven, >
Best hops, Antonio Christian, 3
Best Gotten, j r Nickerson, 3
Best tobacco. c. Moxley, 5
Best onions w II Drumm,
Best melons, 3
Best bees, 3
Best parsuips, 8
Best carrots, 8
Best tomatoes, 5 Blake, 3
Best rhubarb Robert Schofeld, 3
Best squash, w Bradley, B
Best cabbage, Baly Schntt, s
Best egg plant, John Geltzhauzer, 3
Best turnips (ruta baga) } Geltzhauzer, 5
Best peanut John Geltzhauzer,
Best potatoes, Mrs leega4den 5
Best assortment of seeds by one grower,
ID. s. Provost. d
b lest corn on stalks, w II Drumm, S 3
Butter, lst premium, Mrs J. &. Dow, 10
Butter, 2d premium, Mrs Powell,
Cheese, lst premium, l. Post, 10
Best Spanish meriuo wool, W Thomp-
son, 10
Best French merino wool, NJ Marcuse, 10
Best honey, G. w Rnmsdel, 10
| Bpst lard John T. Fail 10