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

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MILES ASD JACKS.
GDmnIttce-T. Davis, j. A. Pr,crkin r. I;ratty
The Committee on Mules made she following re-.
port:
J. $. Mcintosh, Columbia, mule colt, six months
od premium.
Il. a. keenan,. Columbia. four mule tenn. sIa.
T.. !. Young, l.ailrcns, Two year old mule, 81.
u. IL. Rice, mule colt 81.
Cummlitcc--i. l.. Young, 4. 10. Waring John
Nance, Spencer Rice, John II, Scrcycn.
j. W. Watts, t.aurcns premium for icvon hull
3ycars old, Devon COW years DID, Devon hcifcr
year uid.
Jas. Rodgers, Ahhevir,, premium for Devon
hcfrr II months old.
Dr. j. ". Parker, Columbia, premium for lroh-
min bull ami hcifcr.
Thus. Taylor, RichIand, premium Tor Brahlnin
Z. W. Rabbi, Fairfield, prcinium for I,ralunln
COW and calf, and bull one year AMI four months
old.
Major J. e. LyEcs, Rlchaiid, premium for yoke
OF lrahmin oxen.
j. w. Watts, Laurcns pr, minms for shor, horn
COW three years old; hci(er two wears old: cnIf
hcifcr one year old.
d. L. Ekin; Fairfield, premium for grade hun
j. VI. Watts, Laurcns pre- tulns ror grade nclr,
cr two years old; hcfcr CHE year OLD; calf ten
months old.
Vim. Beatty, Union, premiums for hui. three
years old, and COW.
Thos. Taylor, Richland, Premium FOR bull three
Mrs. e. X. Bryce. Richlani, premium for COW.
j; WASH Watts, taurcns, premium ior herd Of
eight grades.
Clias Logan, Columbia, premium for grade bull
T. Tozer, Columbia. premium for grade hcircr
W. +, SpSeher, Richland, premium for bull calf
months old.
sHgEr Axp SWINE
-, C1mmiticc-J: W. Harrington. Isaac u. Means,
W: IL. Duncan, {. t. Sims, W. J. Durant.
d. w. Aiken, Abbcville, grade RAIN, So
- WASH. Watts, Lai:rens Irerino buck. years
old, So merno buck. year old, So; :: pen me-
RHO ewes, So: 3pcn mcrino anits, 81; ipcn grade
ewes, SIS: d pen grade lambs. ST.
THOMAS W. liollaway, Newbcrry, cotswe buck.
old, %. - ''"' e'"s'Oi' ''ys'er r'tS' months
,,,,s James Rogers; Abn,eyef berkshire boar;
Geo. u. Hope. Columbia, white bOur pig, half
Chester and Suffolk, months Old, 50.
GOATS.
NJ. r. Clark, Richland, thoroughbred Cashmere
nr. j.. W. Parker, Columbia, pair Cashmere
goats, s5.
,,;,,,: /; r. Miller, Columbia, Chester SOW, fifteen
.a p:W; Aiken. ADScvillc, Sscx boar, s.; Essex
j. II. Crawford, columi s, Chester boar, cish.
teen months old, s5; chestt SOW. 81.
csmi;esN @ + Xxi Hgoa @ f. AipSa ana A.
the Committee on Cheml.jls, Oils ami rcr,ili.
ZcrS, after careful eXamilAtion Of the specimens
1l qsnSr r1srT HAT Ssy Sn aTs their @
crllnination between them. Tile varieties submit.
ted for their inspection arc'all entitled to high
planters. hy whom alone ye question uf their
comparative valne must BE determined The
Zeal and cnrrry displayed by the contributors Of
these specimens for tile promotion of the agri-
cultural interests or our State, cntitle them to
praise.
The committee would urge upon the mannf,c.
turers ami dealers in f0r,iifsers The necessity for
mnint ainnS the high. standard of excellence
which The specimens before them exhibit.
The committee fo MFg
Union, for two plugs opIurt, silver medal. The
qrniiy n Iy OF = !"is = opium ,nHs Is very SUPERIOR
made cologne, Il silver medal.
Mrs. G. douglass, Union, two pieces OPIUM pre-.
MUM.
VINE ASD pEEE
C9mmit,ee-A. W. Gary, j. d. Aiken, J. Is. May
The follow report was rqi-'e:
B. ii. Rice, Union, n:Rfst champagne and, le.
noir wine, $40.
i. i. Rawls, Union, lewberry wine, s5
+. Schwcrin, Aiken, Caiawba wine, 81.
Dr. y. l.. Wylic, Chester, Inusci,line winr So
H. W. Parr, Fairfield, native wild grape, So.
POULTRY.
Committee. 4. Crawford, l.. Mcintosh, ".
The following premiums were awarded:
MIS- T. W. lolaway, Ncwberry, pair Mltscovy
DR.. u. W. Taylor Columbia, pair lava ducks
and larn yard fowls, silver.
I. ID. LomaX, Columbia, pair Eastern fowls,
pr. J. w. Parker, Columbia, coop Bremen geese,
silver.
g. il. Franklin, Columbia, pair game fowls,
silver.
Miss a. L. wylic, Chester. trio AZ ylcsbury ducks.
silver.
SCULPTURE, PAINTING, MARBLE WORK.
C0mmittcc-W. B. Stanley, r. Z. Cover Il. 4.
Evans
The Committee on Sculpture, Painting, Stone
and Marble Work beg leave ~ rcpur,, after ~
careful an examination aS the lime given and cir
c,nIstanccS would admit, that they have award
ell 'lle following premiums;
J H. stuart, Hcau!Ort, best historical painting,
In OIL connected with the history OF South caro-.
lima. Sli.
Mrs. II. Tozcr, Columbia, best copy of animal
Miss Mary Frost, Columbia, best specimen Of
Southern landscape painting in oil, $40.
a: I. Lee, Gonhi;l, hest portrait In oil, $40.
Wcarn & Hin. Columbia, hest fancy sketch in
craYon, 50; Norytyro photograph, So; water
coi9rcd photograph, 81; best n photograph silver
Mrs. Mary >. Ficklng, Columbia, best crayon
+. Dorllliers, Annapolis, best fruit painting in
oil, silver.
.ursnIinc Convent, Columbia, best game piece
silver.
Mrs. y. g. cor,lcs, Columbia, best copy portrait
III OIL - Grccian painting.
y. y. Lee, Columbia, best collection agrcultu-
raj drawings, $40.
q. r. Berg, Columbia, best design for frame
bH,ling, SI0.
The committee call especial attention to two
well executed, railroad maps Of SOnt!l Carolina.
Of survey, by NJ. McIver, Columbia, and recon-
mGnic'i that premiums bc awarded him.
Best drawing, executed by Brooks Sims, CO.
lubil, clIil,l under twelve years OF age silver
W. II. Lindsay, Columbia. late Of Wilmington,
Del, best bridge drawing, silver medal.
a. Y. Lee, Columbia, best landscape in water
cOlOrI
John nahlman, Columbia, pen drawing, sill, tr
br. j. u. Furman, work Of art, premium in sil.
Scr recommended
The best and largest collection or st0nc.ware,
q. w. Morse, Grccnviic, So.
Hest lot fire proof brick, l.. NJ Lantiruin Column
E.a, silver medal.
Hest specimen Of sione-warc, South Carolina
Innuc q. w. Morse, Grcenyic. 81.
Ihc committee would add, that there are many
oIncr articles in the art department deserving Of
laVur:.!i!c mention, but no provisions havng been
male nr second class premiums, and their time
.ci@ limited, they have not been specifically men,
In conclusion, the committee would recommend
mat better arrangements for The exhibition OF
works of art be made before the time for he next
fair; ana express tllc hope that fuller and more
Beherni contribution will then lic made.
EI0rscninnsiiip.
After the delivery Of the premiums there were
4 number of improlnDtu races after which there
was an Interesting AMI exciting display of horse.
on the part Of Il body OF citizen riders, |
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