The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15

The world, $40.
MULES AND JACKS.
Commntce-T. Davis, ]. a. Pctcrkin, II. Beatty.
The Committee OH Mules made the following re-
j. S. Mcintosh, Columbia, mule colt, six months
old, Premium
il. 4. Keenan,. Columbia, four mule team sl5..
l.. l.. Young, laurcns, two year old mule, 60.
B. II. Rice, mule colt, So.
CATTLE.
Committcc-I.. l.. Young, a. II. Warning. John |
Nance, Spencer Rice, John II, Screvcn.
J. W. Watts, IaurcnS, premium for Devon bull |
3 years old, Devon cUw yeufs old, Devon hclfer |
year old
jus. Rodgers, Abbcvillc, premium for Devon
Dr. j. w. Parker, Columbia, premium for Brah-
min bull and hefcr.
Thos. Taylor, Richand, premium for Brahnn |
bull three years old.
T. W. Rabb Fairfield, preinlun for Bralmln
COW and Gulf, and bull one year ami four months
Major ]. G. LyEes, Richard, premium for yoke
OF l}railinin oxen.
i. w. Watts Laurcns, premiums for short horn
COW three years old; heifer two years old; calf
hcifcr one year old.
ID. X. Elkn, Fairfield, premium for grade bull
j. ". Watts, Laurens pre- flu,ns FOR grade l,olf-
er two years old; hcifer cue year old; calf ten
Vim. Beatty, Union, premiums for hull three
Thos. Taylor, Rlchland, premium for bull three
Mrs. c. II. Bryce, RIchland, premium for COW.
J; wasll; Watts, i.aurcns, premium for herd Of
eight grades.
Chas. Logan, Columbia, premium for grade bun
four ycars old.
Il. Tozcr, Columbia, premium for grade hclfer.
w. T.; Splgener, Richlandj premium for bull calf
SHEEP AND SWINE.
Commttcc-J. W. Harrington, Isaac IL. Means,
W. H. Duncan, Z. T. Sims. w. J. Durant.
u. W. Aiken, A5bcvlllc, grade ram, s..
J. Wash. Watts, LaGrcns, plcrluo buck, . years
old, S5; mcrlno buck, year old, So; 8 pen me-
rino ewes, SIS; pen merino lambs, 81; 3pcn grade
ewes, So; pen grade lambs, S5.
wbprry nj oil lu,rE
-, T. /: /: Buiow, coleton, ct.sster pigs months
james Rogers. Abbevill9f berkshire boar, 9
months @ Old s.; BsTSshirc sqw months % Old H.;
Chester and Suffolk, months old, So.
NJ r. Clark, Richland, Thoroughbred Cashmere
eve, So; pair Crude goats, So.
goats, So.
L. 7: Miller, Columbia, Chester SOW, fifteen
;. ": Aiken, AOoe,nc,FSscx boar, So; Essex
sow, IS. tsa
teen months old, IS; ChcstdsSsow, SIS.
CHEMICALS, OILS SSFERrILIzRRs.
i, Committee-I'. 1,ln, +. Kilgo1Sw L. Aiken and a.
~ The isi Committee OIL ChemlsJls, Oils and Tcrti
zcrs, after q careful eNaninAti0n Of the specimens
of Fertilizers on cXliibitionwith .tlicr analyses
elimination between them. s,rhc varieties submit
ted for their inspection nreall entitled TO high
at and ooma the @ o Of
comparative value must be determined. The
zeal and energy displayed by tho contributors OF
cultural interests OF our State, cntitie them to
praise.
a4s Tas sn% asas E9s se the nscea @ang @
ntaining the high. standard OF excellence
which lii the secmems before be them exhibit
Union, for two Plugs opium. a silver medal. The
quality OF I this opium is very superior.
To DIR. f.. f. Jackson, Columbia for best home
made cologne, u silver medal.
Mrs. G. Douglass, Union, two pieces opium, pre-
WINE AHp sEEE.
Committee-M. w. Gary, q. d. Aiken,J J. s. May
The follow report was, ,Cais,e:
noir wine, $40.
.. Il. Rawls, Union, dewberry wine, IS.
+. Schwcrln, Aiken Catawba wine, $5.
Dr. \. L. Wylle, Chester, muscaiinc wine, So.
II. w. Parr Fairfield native wild grape, So.
POULTRY.
Committee. 4. Crawford, l.. Mcintosh, ".
Tic following premiums were awarded:
Mrs. 7: w. liollaway, Ncwberry, pair MuscoyJ
DR.. is. W. Taylor, Columbia, pair Java ducks
and barn yard fowls silver.
7. ID. LOmaX, Columbia, pair Eastern fowls,
Dr. J. w. Parker, Columbia, coop Bremen geese,
q. IL. Franklin, Columbia, pair game fowls,
silver.
Miss A. f. wylic, Chester, trio Aylesbury ducks,
silver.
SCULPTURE PAINTING, MARBLE WORK.
ComnlIttee-W. Is. Stanley, r. c. Cover, b. 4.
Evans.
The Committee on Sculpture, Painting, Stone
| careful an examination as the time given ana cir
cumStances would admit, that they have award
ell the following premiums;
J. X. Stuart, beaufort, best historical paintn&
In oil, connected with the history OF South Caro-
Mrs. II. Tozer, Columbia, best copy OF animal
Miss Mary Frost, Columbia, best specimen OF
Southern landscape painting In oil, $40.
l. A. Y. Lee Columbia, hest portrait In oil, $40.
Wcarn & IIiX. Columbia hest fancy sketch In
! crayon, So; ivorytypo photograph, S.; water
Mrs. Mary S. Flckiing, Columbia, best crayon
\. DoSillcrs, Annapolis, best fruit painting in
oil, silver.
Ursullnc Convent, Columbia, best game piece
silver
Mrs. NJ. G. cor,lcs, Columbia, best copy portrait
| in oil, So Grcclnn pninting.
A. Y: Lee, Columbia, best collection agricutu.
raj drawings, $40.
g. n. Berg, Columbia, best design for frame
b,Alling, SO.
The Committee Gull especial attention to two
with connections In other States; and two plats
OF survey, by F NJ. McIver, Columbia and recon-
Sest driving, executed by Brooss S Sims, Co.
lumoia, child under twelve years Of age, silver
w. IL. Lindsay, C0umDiu late or Wilmingt0 on
Del, best bridge drawing, silver medal.
4. Y. Lee, Columbia, best landscape in water
coors.
John Bahlman Columbia pen drawing, silver
Dr. j. ii. Furman, work OF art, premium In Sill
yer recommended.
Tho best and largest collection OF stone.waye,
q. w. Morse, Greenvillc, So.
Best lot 1re.proof brick, L. NJ. Landrum, Colum
bin, silver medal.
best specimen OF stOne-ware South Carolina
made q. w. Morse, Grcenvillc, So.
The committee would add, that there arc many
other articles In the art department deserving or
favorable mention, but no provisions having been
made for second clnss rI"Ehums, and their time
being limited, they have 80. been specifically men
toned.
In conclusion, the .,'r l.ittcc would recommend
That better arrangci ~ for the exhibition OF
works OF art be made before the time for the next
Fair; and express the hope that q fuller and more
general contribution will then be made.
IIorsomnnsfip.
After the delivery Of the premiums there wcrc
number OF impromptu races, after which there
was an Interesting and exciting display OF horse
manship on the part Of Il body Of citizen riders,
under the command of Colonel Haskell. McDuf