The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-09

HWoSN NANUSeS0A0s &x0&xVkUQl0 UR0AtlUo
10 .EAdser s Cos (Ohsflestonl colleG.
6on tfof guns, sweeps and plows, etc.
Saw mill, thfee-rolfer sugar mill, Rrias
mill Genring, largest collection castings,
etc-John Alexander, Columbia. AVN:
ing frame-O Werner. Charleston.
Lighthouse steam engine-O Cameron,
Bafkiey g. Go, Charleston. Honorable
mention made OF r Tozer's six-horse
poriabie ;epgtpe.. .shiuiature steam en-,
gine.-.-,MasterJ J A Ha1ser, .Sumter. -Utley,
improved cotton press-G A Shields.
Columbia. Improved McCdrthy roller
gin-Clement Irons. (colored,) Charles.
ton. Cotton ;giu aud oondenser-H l.
Emory G SON, Albany, N Y. Cotton
gin-John Simpson, Chester. Boltout-
ting or screwing machine-W E Strong,
Charleston. Honorable mention made
OF numerous articles exhibited by c..
Graveley, Charleston. Four-horse wa
gon-G. W. Wright. Columbia. Open
and top buggies-John Agnew, Colum
bia. Pinions and seements- Goldsmith
& Kind, Columbia. Honorable mention
was made Of sawed Cypress shingles ex.
hibited by McAIaster, Monteith L Roath,
Columbia.
MECHANICAL AND ARTICLES NOT ENUME-
RATED.-Ornnmental window caps, porta-
BILE gas generator-Goldsmith & KIND,
Columbia. Fire extinguisher- John
ASnew i Son, Columbia. Leffsl's double
turbine water wheel-G A Shields. Co.
lumbis. Breeoh'ioading double. barrel
shotgun. Whitney Arms Company,
Connecticut. Eureka moving machine,
New York. Beef-Starling & Fry, Co
lumbia. Violin and bow-W B Lynum.
Sumter. Greatest exhibition .agricul-
tural mplements-Lorick s. Lowrunce,
Columbia. McSherry grain drill-C
Gravely, Charleston. honorable mon
ton. Greatest variety agricultural i'm
plenents--J Z Adger & Co., Charleston.
Guano distributor-Gower, Cox & Mark.
Icy, Greenville. Cotton seed planter and
guano distributor-John A g. w LID
Pope, Mecklenburg. N G. Model Ame-
rioan gin fler-L NJ Asbell, Ridge
Spring. Best yield on Ave acres cotton
IS @ Means. Snartnnhn.g. Rest crop
by one hand-J G little, Abbeville
Cotton stalk (nearly 800 bolls)-A G
Smith, Cumberland. N G..
FRUIT, GARDEN, ETC. Native almonds
and hazel nuts-Mrs Means, Fairfield.
Pomegranates-Mrs T G Bacon, Edge
field; Mrs Ann Gates. Orangeburg. Oc-
tober peaohes-L F Hornsby. Richland
Oranges-W G Hinson, Charleston
Apples-Nat Atkinson. AshevilIe, N c.
Thomas Grapes-D F Gaddy, Marion
Southern and South Carolina seedlings,
plants, pear and peach trees. etc-Wm
Summer, Pomaria. Greatest variety
garden seeds-Mrs e Finley, Mrs Geo
Lever, Riohlaud. Flowers-Mrs John
MoOsmmon, Riohland.
FIELD CRops.-Wheat-M George
Kaigier, Lexington. Spring wheat,
grass hay, hay, rye. stock pea, prolific
corn, red oats, turnips, best collection
grain-D W Aiken, Abbeville. Barley
J E Black. Riohland. Corn-R E ELI.
son. Fairfield. Bale WOOL W Watts,
Laurens. Upland rice-Mrs George
Kaigler. Lexington. Bunch rnmie plant
e J Means, Fairfield. Stock turnips-
jaime es McCutchen. Williamsburg. Hops
Mrs e Fenley, Richlapd. Buckwhent
"A ~ Leverett, Richland Sweet pota
toes, citron melon. kohlrabbi-D Il Ell
kin, Fairfield. Irish potatoes-R A
Griffin. Abbeville. Watermelone Mrs
" r Fludd, Sumter. Pumpkins Mrs
Geo kaigler, Lexington. Upland cot
ton-W A Wilson, Morrisville. N G. Sc
cond-Mrs Hennon. Oraugeburg Long
J staple cotton-Dr T L Anderson. m4n-
SAohCsA infolhptys OtutO tb
E Fenley, Richland.
FIELD CRops, GREATEST YIELD. =
Cheapest pound of ootton-Nannie c
Kennedy, Richland. Fertilizers. not
less than two varieties-J Nj Crawford,
Richland. Cheapest crops of cotton,
five and ten hands-Johnson Hagocd,
Barnwell. Largest yield corn on ten
acres and one acre, restored land-R L
| Elliaon Jr Fairfield
| MANUFACTUREs --Worsted rug-Mrs
II II Edmunds, Fairfield. Scrap hearth
rug-Mrs J A Cook, Fairfield. Do.
mostic shawl-Mrs Dr. B r Wise, Lex.
ington. Bales .homespuns, drills, etc
GraniteviIle mills, Aiken. Pair blankets
Mrs A Z Thompson, Anderson. Nicer.
sohaum :pipes-A 'Traeger, Richland.
Rope mat-R Barry, Richland. Home.
made sewing silk-Miss Matte Team,
Kershaw. Jewels and medals-A W
levin, Charleston. Masonic Jewels,
forks, oups-Joseph Book, Charleston. q.
Fancy bird cage-.A s Elsterling,
Orangeburg. Cotton hooks-Jas Waties,
Richland. Rustic window shade-C L
Wiley, Richland. Charts for cutting
ladies' dresses-Mrs DR. AIillwce, Able.
vile. Improved hand pianer, eto-A W
Wehrhan, Columbia.