The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-29
YELLOW TOBACCO.

ing 1.-THE committee being divided).
Certificate to w. 7. Sutherlin for bay lilly by
sultan.
Also, premium Of S. was recommended to j. G.
Griffith for his yearlag colt Nick. by Sultan.
Third and FsurE Decisions.
Jerry .Clardy, best jack, Santa Anna first pre-
Jordan Motley second premium, $s.
h. A. Richmond, best .nne'. first premium 80.
Richard Mchdams, best pair mules, first pre-
MUM, $lO.
G. H. Mosely, best bull calf two years DID, first
G: H: Mosely, best heifer, two years Old first
a G: H; Moselys best COW, without regard to mileh
P. q. Xenaole, second premium, ss s,o
G. f. Mosely, best milch COW, first premium Si0'
Q. H. Mosely, second premium, %.
Sirth Dirisi0n.
j. B. Penick best buck first premium, S5.
J. 3. Penick, best eve, first premium, IS.
j. G. Young exhibited best boar, and received
ce5tihGate of merit there being no competition;
certificate Of mert-no competition.
j. j. Crews, best fat hogs, certificate OF merit
no competition.
E. B. Arthur certificate of merit for pig eleven
months old weighing 400 pounds.
The committee pronounced all these swine very
superior. .....
Mrs. Albert Ferguson, best pair of Chittagong
chickens premium, 81.
b. W. Hurst, two chickens six months old, 81.
Robert Lipscomb coop of chickens, 81
W. f. Butler, twelve chickens, So.
Willie Mccain, pair ducks, So.
Z. I. Harwell, pair cocks, So. ....,
W. F. Butts, greatest variety Of chickens, s2.
SEVENTH DIVISION "s"-..' ~
...r. First Class.
Mrs. Betsy Hooper received certificate Of merit
for best beets there being not enough exhibited to
B. ". Coles, best bushel corn, premium, So.
Mrs. Fl. Powell, certificate of merit for best
Hunt & Walker (Milton), best barrel flour, pre-
MUM, 50.
G. A. Deitz, Johannesburg, Penn, best white
Certificate OF merit to same for sample of best
j. W. Williamson, certificate of merit for tur-
Mrs. Sally Harraway, certificate of merit for
dried appleS-no competition.
Mrs. * l.. Hickson. certificate of merit for sweet
potatoes-nO competition.
Mrs. W. s. Fontaine, certificate Of merit for
sample Of grapes.
oats, clover, and timuthy seed-nb competition.
L. j. Patrick, best Irish potatoes premium, 81.
Second class.
Mrs. W. W. Duncan, best grape wine, first pre-
B. ". Hurst best blackberry wine, first pre-
MUM, SO.
NJ Bolanz, blackberry wine, second premium
N. Bolanz, apple wine. premium, So. s
Mrs. a. &. Walters, best tomato wine, premium,
Mrs. Mamie C. Bruce, best pot homemade
ON homemade preserves the committee divided
between Mrs. K. B. Walt and Mrs. E. ). Bell !;
Mrs. g. b. Luck, best homemade jelly, pre-
Mrs. 4. j. Bell, best tomato catsup So.
Mrs y. G. Walters, best cucumber catsup, -.
Elk Mountain manufacturing Company, best
Mrs. A. G. Walters, pot fresh butter, 3d..
Mrs. A. NJ. Jones, certf OF merit Tor butter
Mrs. K. II. Owen, certificate Of merit for home
candles.
Mrs. Palmer, certificate of merit for specimen
of Scuppcrnong grapes.
FRUIT TREES.
Allan & johnson, Richmond, had on exhibition
one dozen pear, peach and apple trees, each, for
which certificate of msrit was awarded and re-
commeodatlon for premium, there being no COM
EIGHTH DIVISION.
First Glass
Watt & Knight, best one-horse turning plow, Sh.
L. Ii. Starke received certificate of merit for
p. II. starke, best two-horse turning plow, pre-
nium IS.
II. ii. Smith & Co., best shovel plow, premium,
$3.
H. NJ. Smith Il Co., best subsoil pl w, premium,
$3.
Crews, Rodenhlzer ts Co., best hillside plow,
Crcws, Eodenhizer & Co., best corn cultlvator
tone-horse), 80.
K. Whitman 4 Son, best tobacco cultlvator lone
Palmer II Turpin, best two-horse cultivator, So.
Watt Knight. best harrow, premium, 80.
Crews, hoGenhiZsr 4 Co., best root-cutter, -.
Ii. NJ. Smith 4 Co., best scoop and scrape, IS.
Cardwel x Co., best wheat drill with guano at
lacbment, premium, $40.
Cardwel Il Co., best cern-planter, IS.
H. NJ. smith 4 Co., best seed drill, premium, ~.
H. n. smith II Co., best pea-seeder, for sowing
Certificates of merit were awarded for the follow
Ing articles there being no competition
II. VI. smith Il Co., sulky plow.
III. Nj. Smith X Co., steel turning ploW.
The DiOwS of FlDpcn & COOK worked HHcly,
and their Buck Clivls was mentioned us worthy oi
attention.
The rotary barrow Of Crews, Rodenhlzer & Co.
was recommended TO do excellent work.
Second Glass.
L. G. Edwards received certificate Of merit for
best wagon for home purposes No competition;
for light open buggy slide seatl, top Duggy, anu
light roekaway there being no compelitcnt Ihe
| and recommended premiums
Third Class.
Samuel s. Cottrell & Co. made fine display Of
saddlcry, harness, &C., and the committee Thought
them worthy of premiums, but there was no &C com,
petition and they received certificates Of merit OIL
Ihe following: One plain summer-seat sha1teI
saddle one quilted burr shafter, one SET carriage
harness, one set buggy harness, one SET cart har'
ness one plain snafle bride, one rounded bride
Also, honorable mention made OF 4 fine ladies'
saddle set OF superior double,Ougsy harness, anc
tue display OF robes, horse blankets, WHIPS, &c.
Fourth Class.
Cardwell & Co., best threshing machine will
cleaner aud separator, premium, $2o.
Gardwell Il Co., best threshing machine, *la.
Fl. NJ. Smith Il o., best separator ana straw
carrier, premium, IS.
z. Ii. Sturke exhibited best reaper, for which
certificate OF merit was awarded ana premium re-
IL N. smith & Co. exhibited best mower, which
| received similar notice as the reaper.
Joseph Mont gomery, best hay or straw-cutter,
| horse power, premium, Us. ,,,.,u
H., NJ. Smith < Co, best hay or 0traw-cutter'
IA. NJ. smith 4 Co. best corn-sheler, horse
power, premium, IS. -,
Joseph Montgomery, best corn-sheller hant
Joseph Montgomery, best wheat fan, S.
Crews Rodenhizer s. Co., best hydraulic press
stationary retainer IN. d. ClarA's palcn'h pre-
The committee recommended a premium of s2
to Poole Il Hunt of Baltimore, for the double tur
bine wuter-wheel exhibited by them. r,e,
The Committee on the Eighth Division; tltti
Class, having failed to examine tho articles In the
class the President and Executive nf ts'
following articles exhibited: =,
hickson, Tyac & Co., beautiful specimens
cabinet work and ladies' lurs.
<. n. Medernach, excel!ent specimens OF pno
tographs. ambrotypes, 1erotypes, &c: hoo,s
s. p. smith Il Co. for case OF beautiful oootS an
shoes.
Miss Martha J. Hill, best homemade oianAe'
M Miss n. IS. Hoge, second premium, 81.
Miss n. Il. Hoge, best counterpane, hrSt pre-
Mi S Louisa Townsan, second premium, o..
Miss Ann E. PatDlo, best Deaaai'1' n'' p pie
MUM. 50.
Mrs. Motley, second best certificate Of merit. ),
Mrs. Il. II. owen, best cotton STOCKINGS iof Ia
| dies, premium, 80. ,,,.,, ,-o.rr.s
Mrs. Motz, best embroidery, lady's preaAias
| shawl, first premium, Sa "a
| Mrs. MotZ, elk vest, second premium, ~; a.s
Mrs. Eliza Perkins. best Worsied WorA, Ars
Miss Ella Yates, worsted work. second premium
| Ss6rs p ~ Owen hest crochet premium, 50.