The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-07
The Textile ExpOsltiOn-AWaFd OF
Premiums,

81; Illinois, IS; South Carolina, )
| Alabama. 6; Georgia, IA; Missouri. L
| Tennessee. z; Indiana, II; Kentucky
10; Iowa, 2; Mississippi, 2; Michigan
1; Wisconsin, 2; New Jersey, l
Rhode Island, 1; Massachusetts, 2
Pennsylvania, IL New York, 5.
Awards Of premiums this morning
| The Committee on Awarding Premi.
ums reported, cotton fabrics, 36 inch
brown acottons, best bale, Pulaski
Manufacturing Company, Pulaski
Giles County, Tennessee, $50; 78 inch
! brown cotton, best bale, $50, Pulaski
/ Manufacturing Company; Sc inch
medium brown cotton. Macon Manu-
featuring Company. Macon, Georgia.
$50; best bale of osnabergs, Pratts-
vile Mills, Prattsville, Alabama,
/ SO; best display of fancy osna-
bergs, Sylvan Mills, SheIbyviIle,
Bradford County, Tennessee, S25;
cotton yarns, Frankfort Cotton Mills,
Frankfort, KY, S25; carpet warp,
1 Gould, Pearce e. Co., Cincinnati, S25 +;
Pearce u Company. Cincinnati, $25;
cotton wadding, best bale, Stearns &
Foster. Cincinnati S25; two bushel
grain bags, Hope 5 Mills, Pittsburg,
Report of Committee on Shawls,
Blankets, Woolen Yarns, Machine
Stockings, Worsted Braid Carpets
and Observation-Disclosures State
Shawl Company. Lacon, H., best dis
play Of low grade all Woollong shawls,
so; Badger State shawls, Blake
& Company, Racine, Wi consin,
best display Of fine wool long shaHls,
$50. Blankets-London Wooden Fac
tory, London, Ohio, best pair all
wool bed blankets, S25; Z. K Mich
OILS & Son, Alton, Madison County.
Illinois, best pair cotton warp bed
blankets, $25; Peru Woolen Mills,
III. Z. & O. +. Stearns & Co, Peru,
Indiana, best pair colored all-wool
bed blankets, $25; Eagle and Phoenix
Manufacturing Company, Columbus,
Georgia, best pair of cotton blankets,
$25; T. K Nichols Il Son, Alton,
Ill, best pair low grade mixed, $25
Wooden yarns = RichmoHd Wooden
Mills, Richmond, Indiana, best
sample of stocking yarns $25;
Loekland Woolen Mills, hockland,
Ohio, best sample Of fancy high col
ored. stocking yarns, S25. Worsted
braid-CiRcinnati Worsted Company
best specimen of .worsteds braid Car
pets. /. Il III. Glosgens, New Rich
mond, Ohio, best all wool carpets,
$25; Hazelburg Il Moran, Cincinnati,
best list Of rag carpet, $25 Cotton
aud Worsted goods, j. T. Gebhart,
New Albany, Indiana, best sample of
eeverlets, $25. Hosiery and underwear
and knit. goods-Western Knitting
Mills, Dixon. Illinois, best display
of hosiery and underwear. special
mention Tor superior excellence ard
best display Of goods, S25.
CAssIBIEREs, BEAVERS, CLoAKING
CLOTHS, &C. .
The Coumittee for awarding pre-
miums on doeskins, fancy cassimeres,
Meltons,, repellants, beavers and
cloaking cloths report as follows:
Best piece doeskin cashmere black
to the Knox County Wooden
Manufacturing Company, Knox
vile, Illinois, Best piece fancy
cassimeres, style, quality, and finish,
to the Lawfeuceburg Manufacturing
Co. Best piece silk mixed cashmere,
best piece silk.mixed cashmere; best
piece double and twist cashmere I;
best display of fancy cassimeres; best
3 4 and 6 A Melton; best 4 Repal-
LIANT, to Columbus Wool Manufaeturs
ing Company; best cloaking cloths,
Racine Woolen Mills.
There being no sample piece of
! beaver on exhibition, we have no
award to make.
Your Committee take pleasure
In testifying to the pFogr sss
made in the production OF fancy
cassimeres and Icoatings BY the War
saw Wooden Mills, of Warsaw, Illi-
nois, the Marshall Woolen Mills, of
| Marshall, Illinois; and also make
favorable mention of 4 colored cloths
of the Circleville, Ohio, Woolen
Mills. Jeans. Satinetts, &c. j cans,
best sample piece of blue jeans, soour-
Mills, Gallipolis, Ohio, $685. ten
| pieces assorted colors, Unsecured,
s25, to Stearue. & Co, Peru, In
jeans, secured, Rabbits, Steel &
| Co, Springfield Woolen Mills,
! S25; best sample piece of mixed. jeans
secured, TO Hamilton (O) Wooden
Mills, SO; best display Of jeans, to
1 y
i Special Awards for Speciality OF
Secured Jeans in Oolors aud Quality
special award to Fairmount Wool
en- Mills, Cincinnati, $50 Flannels-
best piece of c0lored tWilled flannel,
to Fox River Manufacturing Compa
ny, ElgiH Ill. ,$25; best piece of colored
plain flannel, Richmond, Ind J S23;
best piece of white plain flannel,
Mercer Indiana) Mills; best piece
fancy plaid or striped flannel to Mar
shall Woolen Mills. $50; best .assort-
ment of patterns Of fancy tlanpels to
Davenport Iowa. Woolen Mills. $25;
best display of hannels 10 Cleveland
! Wooden Mills, $50; best display ol
Shaker flannel, to E. K Nichols <
Son, Alton. Illinois, $50. Linseys-
Best piece of white linsey. S25, pone
on display; best display fancy
linseys, S25, to Matthews & Bost-
worth, Sharpsburg, Ky. Satinets-
best piece satinet, S25; to Richmond
Indiana, Woolen Mills. display o.
satinet, $25 to Z. K. Williams. New
Philadelphia, Ohio Tweeds-best
piece of gray mixed tWeeds, all wool
S25; to Bowling Green Woolen Mills
best piece of mixed tweed, all wool
s25;to Eagle Mills Company. Georgia
! best display of tweed, ten pieces. S25
to Missouri Mills, st. Louis, we award
a premium for the best baggiDg as
entered in the catalogue. We desire
to submit honorable mention of the
bagging exhibited by the Delaware
Ohio, Manufacturing Company, fol-
, the strength of the material used
For the best imitation fax rope. We
|, award a premium to the Union Flax
j Company, of Delaware. Ohio. who
were exhibitors. To J. Cas- ely &
Son. Of Knightstown, Ind, We award
a premium for the best bale Of bag