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

MULES AND JACKS.
Committee-T. Davis, ]. A. Peterkn, R. Beatty.
The Committee on Mules made the following re-
port: o,.
old, premium.
r. A. Keenan,, Columbia, four mule team, s15.
L. L. Young, Laurens, two year old mule, IS.
B. H. Rice, mule colt 50.
CATTLE.
commttee-L l.. Young, A. II. Waring, John
Nance, Spencer Rice, John d. Sereven.
]. W. Watts Laurens premium Tor Devon bull
8 wears old, Devon COW years old, Devon heifer
) ia Jas ~ Rodgers, Abbevlle, premium for Devon
H'D DR.. j. ". Parker, Columbia, premium for Brah-
- Thos. Taylor, Richland, premium for Brahmin
r. ". Rabb. Fairfield, premium for Brahmir
cow and calf and bull one year and four months
old.
j. ". Watts, Laurens premiums for short horn
cow three years old; heifer two years old; calf
heifer one year old.
D. R. Elkin, Fairfield, premium iof eraue puii
j. VI. Watts, Laurens. premiums for grade heif-
er two years old; heifer one year old; cali ten
'HVl.' VIM. Beatty, Union, prem lums for bull three
years old, and cow.
Thos. Taylor, Rchland, premium Tor bull three
years old. ......
j. Wash. Watts, Laurens, premium lor nero OF
eight grades. ., ..u
four years old. .,,o
W. p. Spigener, Richland, premium Tor bull cali
'''O''''0 O SHEEP AND SWINE.
Committee. W. Harrington, Isaac H. Means
W. H. Duncan, c. E. Sims, W; j: Durant.
J. Wash. Watts, Laurens, nerlno buck, years
old, S5; merino buck, year ola, 20; pen me
rino ewes SIS; pen merine lambs 20; open grade
ewes IS; pen grade lambs So
Thomas W. HoIaway, Newberry, Cotswell buck,
7. l.. Bulow, Colleton, Chester pigs, months
old, SIS. n,-.o,,,,o ,o,u
months old, S5 Berkshire sow, months old, So.
Geo. ID. Hope, Columbia, white boar pig, half
Chester and Suffolk, Smonths old, IS.
GOATS.
NJ. R. Clark, Richland, thoroughbred cashmere
eve, IS; pair grade goats, 80, ,o,r cosnn,o-o
goats, S.
L. P. Miller, Columbia, Chester SOW fifteen
% D.. W. ALI Aiken. m Abbeville, Essex boar, S.; Essex
j N. Crawford, Columbia, Chester boar, egh
teen months old, S.; Chester SOW IS.
CHEMICALS, OILS AND FERTILIZERS.
Committee-B. F. Kilgore, W. E. Aiken and A.
The Committee on Chemicals, Oils and Fert
zers, after careful examination OF me specimens
OF fertilizers on exhibition, with their analyses
report that they are unable TO MAKE any )ust us
elimination between them. The varieties submit
ted for their inspection are all entitled to hlgh
commendation, and worthy OF the confidence OF
planters. by whom alone the question OF their
comparative value must oe deterinineu. me ne
these specimens for the promotion OF the agrl-
cultural interests OF our state, entltle tnem 10
praise.
turers and dealers in fertilizers the necessity for
MAINTAINING the high standard OF excellence
which the specimens before them exhibit;
The committee award to Mrs. George Douglas,
Union for two plugs opium, silver medal. Inc
quality OF this opium Is very superior.
To DIR. E. Z. Jackson, Columbia, for best home
made cologne, silver medal.
Mrs G. Douglass, Union, two pieces opium, pre-
MUM.
Committee-M. W. Gary, ]. D. Aiken, J. S. May
rant.
The follow report was made:
B. Ii. Rice, Union, native champagne anu Le-
noir wine $40.
F. Schwerin, Aiken, Catawba wine, So.
Dr. A. p. Wye, Chester, muscadine wine, $5
II. W. Parr, Fairfield, native wild grape, So
POULTRY.
Committee. A. Crawford, L. Mcintosh, ".
Gary.
The following premiums were awarded:
Mrs. 7, W. Hoaway, Newberry, pair Muscovy
ducks, SILVER.
DR.. b. W. Taylor Columbia, pair Java ducks
and barn yard fowls, silver .,a
T. d. LOmaX, Columbia, pair Eastern lowls,
silver.
DIR. j. w. Parker, Columbia, coop Bremen geese,
silver.
c. r. Franklin, Columbia, pair game fowls,
Miss a. E. wylie, Chester, trio Aylesbury ducks,
silver.
SCULPTURE, PAINTING, MARBLE WORK.
Committce-W. b. Stanley, T. c. Cover, B. 7.
Evans.
The Committee on Sculpture, Painting, Stone
and Marble Work beg leave 10 report, aiser as
careful an examination as the time given anu cir
cumstances would admit, that they nave award
ed the following premiums; ,-,
J. r. Stuart, Beaufort. best llstorlcai painting
in oil, connected with the hhtory Of South Caro-
Mrs. r. Tozer, Columbia, best copy of animal
painting, s5. =,
Southern landscape painting In oil, $40.
A. Y Lee Columbia best portrait in oil, So
Wearn & IIX, Columbia, best fancy sketch In
crayon, So; ivorytype photograph, SO; water
colored photograph, s5;bes oil photograph silver.
Mrs Mary s. Fickllng, Columbia, best crayon
drawing, IS. ,, =,
E. Doviliicrs, Annapolis, best fruit painting in
oil. silver. " ~ ,
Ursulinc Convent COLUMBIA, pesI g"uie piece,
silver.
Mrs. NJ. G. Cordes, Columbia, best copy portrait
in OIL S5 Grecian painting.
A. Y. Lee, Columbia, best collection agrlcultu-
raj drawings SO.
e. I. Berg, Columbia best uesign lot lraine
building, Sl0
The Committee call especial attention to two
well executed railroad maps OF South Carolina,
with connections in other States; and two plats
of survey, by + NJ. McIver, Columbia, and recon-
mcnded that premiums be awarded hlnl.
Best drawing, executed by Brooks Sims, Co.
lumba, child under twelve years OF age, silver
w. H. Lindsay, Columbia, late OF wilmington,
DEL, best bridge drawing, silver medal.
A, Y Lee, Columbia, best landscape IN wafer
colors.
John Bahlman, Columbia pen drawing, silver
Dr. J. II. Furman, work VI art, premium III Sill
yer recommended.
The best and largest collection OF stone-Warc,
G. W. Morse, Grecnyilie, So o-,,
Best lot fire proof brick, l.. NJ Landrum, Column
ba, silver medal. 80, c.,..
Best specimen of stoneWare, Soutn Carolna
made, G. W. Morse, Greenylle, So
The committee would add, that there are many
other articles in the art department deserving OF
favorable mention, hut no provisions having Deen
made for second class premiums, anu thelr tlme
being limited they have not been specllcally Inen
toned. -
In conclusion the committee would recommend
that better arrangements for the eXhihitlon OF
works of art be made before the time for the next
Fair: and express the hope that fuller and more
general contribution will then be made.
IIorsemanshiP.
After the delivery of the premiums there were
anumber of impromntu races, after which there
was an interesting and exciting display of horse