The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-04


Best specimen polished granite Medal
Best specimen porcelain ware, South
Carolina made ..... )
Best specimen granite ware, South
Carolina made.
Best specimen stone ware, South Ca
rollna made. ...........
Best specimen South Carolinn made
SCULPTURE AND PAINTING, BY
NATIVE ARTISTS.
Best specimen of sculpture. 60
cameo. ............ b
head in plaster. Medal
Best painting in oil of Fair Grounds,
Buildings, etc. 20
Best sketch of same. e........ 10
8mDrOtypo. ....... D
Best historical painting in oil, con-
nected with the history of South
Carolina. Is
Best specimen of animal painting in
oil, from nature. 10
Best copy of animal painting in oil 5
Best specimen of Southern landscape
painting, from nature, in oil. 10
Best copy of Southern landscape
painting in oil .......... 10
Best portrait in oil .. 10
copy of portrait in oil ...... S
portrait in water colors 10
fancy sketch in water colors. =. 5
portrait in pastel ~ .. 5
portrait iii crayon. on.... )
fancy sketch in crayon ... 5
Oil photograph ..... 10
lvorytype photograph ~ S
water colored photograph. .... s
aaguerreotype. e....... Silver
1rult painting g........S Silver
game piece. ..........S Silver
NIeclan ...............Sl Silver
collection architectural drawings 10
Best drawing of design for frame
bulldlnge, specification of cost, ETC. 10
ESSAYS.
Best practical paper on sheep hns-
bandry, adapted to the South 49, 90
Best paper on insects injurious or be-
neflclal to Southern plants, trees,
etc. ............... 20
Best paper on the utilization of South
Carolina plants, hitherto considered
valueless 90
Best paper on farm buildings, with
plans. ..... 20
Best paper on the culture of the vine,
with description of best varieties
and mode Of culture, adapted to
the soil and climate of South Caro-
Best practical paper on plantation
economy, adapted to South Carolina 20
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
The largest exhibition of commenda-
bic articles grown and exhibited by
any one planter, including stock,
field crops, &c. %
The largest number of articles exhibit
ed in the household department, by
any one lady. 20
The largest number of articles in
patchwork, knitting, netting, cro-
chet and fancy work, made and ex-
hiblted by any one lady 20
ARTICLES NOT ENUMERATED
AS many articles of merit in the various
departments OF labor, art, etc., which are
not specially provided for in the Premium
List, may be presented for exhibition and
premiums, Committee on Miscellaneous
Articles will be appointed to examine and
report upon, and award premiums upon
all such articles worthy Of premiums.
The Society has offered premiums en-
bracing nearly everything valuable in
agricultural and mechanical industry, art
science and taste. The Premium List
will be furnished by application to the
Secretary, at Cokesbury, s. G.
REGULATIONS OF THE FAIR OF 1870.
Annual members shall exhibit articles
without charge, and have free access to
the Fair Grounds during Fair week.
Persons will be admitted for fifty cents
each day during the continuance of the
Fair.
The charge for admission of vehicles
will be as follows: Coaches, carriages,
omnibuses, etc, (the inmates paying for
personal admission) $1.OO; buggies, so
cents.
Children under twelve years of uge will
be admitted with half tickets.
All delegates FROM State Agricultural
Societies, Mechanics Institutes, Report
ers. etc, will receive ticket upon ap
plication ut the Secretary's Office, which
will admit them free of charge, and en-
title them to the privilege of the grounds
during the Fair week.
N. B.-The term "silver" is used to
denote all premiums not under two dol
lars, or over three dollars.
RULES FOR EXHIBITORS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Secretary's Office will be opened a.
Columbia on the Sd of November, for the
purpose OF receiving entries.
Persons intending To haooD,a oxb;l,;t