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J?remiii m Xilst OF THE State Agricultural and mechanical Soc. For the Second Annual Fair, to be held at Columbia, S. C., on the 9th, 10th and ll th of November, 1870. FIELD CROPS. SH O KT STAPXJXM COTTON* The greatest production, (not leas than 2,500 pounds average,) upon five aoree of restored upland, bj the aid of domestic manu res, with the mode of,cultivation, the amount and kind of manure need* the preparation of the soil, period of planting, tho num? ber of times ploughed and hoed, thc variety of cotton. The land to be measured, and the cotton to be weighed and vouched for by affida? vit....?25 Same, upon one acre, under same re ?oisitions. 10 ams premiums, under same requisi? tions, by the aid of mineral or imported manures exclusively. Same premiums upon reclaimed swamp or low laud, under same requisition. CORN. The largest crop of corn, not lessjtban twenty - bushels per acre, grown upon ton acre? or more of restored upland; tho mode of planting, ma? nuring, kind of man?ro used, and variety of corn stated, under same requisitions. 25 Largest crop upon ono acre, same re? quisitions. 10 Same premiums upon restored or re? claimed low land, under same requisi? tions. Best experiment in cotton, (set forth in an essay,) proving the compara? tive merits of the varions South Ca? rolina made fertilizers, tho cost and quantity of each fertilizer used per acre; tho mode of application; pre? paration and tillage, and original quality of the sou, and all such details as will prove the trne value of eaoh fertilizer. Not less than three varieties of fertilizers to be. nssd. 25 Best similar experiment in corn. 25 Best similar experiments in cotton and corn, with commercial fertilizers, open to the world, each.25 WHEAT. Largest yield of wheat on twenty ocres or more, under same requisitions as above, in all particulars, and to weigh 60 Iba. per bushel.20 Same, on five acres, under same re? quisitions .10 OATS. Largest yield oats on ten acres, under same requisitions as above. 20 Same, on one acre, under same requi? sitions . ~ RTE. Largest yield rye on one acre. ? BARLEY. Largest yield barley on one acre.... IC Largest yield bene, on one acre. IC Largest yield palma christa, or castor oil bean, on one acre. IC HAY. Largest yield pea-vine hay on one acre. f Largest yield native grass on one acre i Largest yield clover on one acre. I Largest yield herbs or foreign grass, on one acre. I One bale of each to be on exhibition and affidavit of the facts filed with thi Secretary. POTATOES'. Largest yield sweet potatoes on one acre, (one-eighth of an acre to be dag,). : Largest yield Irish potatoes, under same requisition. li PEAS. Largest yield peas on one acre. ! Largest yield pindars on one acre.... Largest yield turnips on one acre_ i To the farmer or planter who makes the largest net yield of crops per hand, not lesa than five hands, nnder same requisitions, for 1870.. 2 As cotton and turnips cannot b gathered by the time awards are made a the Annual Fair, all competitors io these crops must send in their state menta to the Executive Committee b, the 15th December, by whom the award will be made. Exhibitors of all the above crops mus state, in writing, in full, to the Seoretarj all the requisitions as laid down fo corn, cottoD, etc., as above, when th articles are entered upon hin books fo exhibition, with tho certificates for th measurement of lands, and pounds an bushels per acre; without which th judges will be required to withhold thei awards, and exhibitors not complyin with these requisitions will not I allowed to compete for the premiums c the Society. N. B.-Competitors will bear in minc that the above premiums are offered fe orops grown upon swamp or low land ri claimed by skill and judicious treatmen or upland restored by mineral or dornest: manures, etc, to a condition of fertility SAMPLE OF FIELD CROPS. Best bushel white wheat, with a sheaf of same. Best bushel red wheat, with sheaf of same. Best bushel bread corn, with one dozen ears. Beet bushel stock corn, with one dozen ears. Best bushel barley, with sheaf of same Best bushel oats, with sheaf of same. Best bushel rye, with shoaf of same.. Best bushel of pindars. Best collection of field peas, half bushel each. Best bushel grass seed, adapted to lowland culture. Best bushel grass seed, adapted to upland culture. Best bushel sweet potatoes. bushel Irish potatoes. bushel labio turnips. bushel stock turnips. Best bushel Man gel-Wurzel, or other stock beet. bale pea-viuo hay. bale native grass hay. balo cultivated grass. l',o< variety long staple cotton, (six stalks,). Best variety short staple colton, (six stalks,). 2 Best bushel water-tiowed seed rice, with sheaf of same. 5 Best bushel upland seed rice, with sheaf of ?unie. . 5 spooimen leaf tobacco. 2 Best hoi South Oarolioa madasegare, fruin South Carolina ratted to? bacco . 5 To the exhibitor of the largest and best variety of field crepe, grown by himself. 20 Best sample rice (one quart) selected from a lot of not less than 20 bar? rels, with the certificate of factor of the sale..v.. 5 Best specimen hops, not less than 1 peck. ? Beet specimen pumpkins. 2 Best specimen ramie, with description of culture and preparation for market. ld Exhibitors of hay must give the mode of cultivating, curing, harvesting, Sec. COTTON BALES AND WOOL. Best 1 bale upland cotton.20 2d best 1 bale upland cotton. 10 Best 1 bale sea island cotton.20 2d best 1 bale sea island cotton.10 Best bale wool, not less than 100 lbs. 20 2d best bale wool, as above.10 The cotton and wool must be on the Fair Grounds, during the exhibition, to claim the premium, and must be of superior quality. DOMESTIC ANIMALS-CATTLE. ITBST CLASS-LEVONS. Beat bull, 3 years old or upwards.... 10 2d best bull, same age. 5 BeBt bull, 2 to 3 years old. 10 2d best bull, 2 to 3 years old. 5 Best bull, 1 to 2 years old. 5 2d best bull, 1 to 2 yearB old.Silver Best bull calf.Silver Best cow, 3 years old or upwards.... 10 2d best cow, 3 years old or upwards. . 5 BeBt heifer, 2 to 3 years old.10 2d beat heifer, 2 to 3 years old. 5 Best heifer, 1 to 2 years old. 5 2d beBt heifer, 1 to 2 years old... .Silver Best heifer calf.Silver SECOND CLASS-DURHAMS OR SHORT-HORNS. Best bull, 3 years old or upwards.... 10 2d best bull, 3 years old or upwards.. 5 Best bull, 2 to 3 years old. 10 2d best bull, 2 to 3 years old. 5 Best bull, iii) - jr eui o uiu. O 2d beBt bull, 1 to 2 years old.Silver Best bull calf.{Silver Best cow, 3 years old or upwards. ... 10 2d best cow, 3 years old or upwards.. D Best heifer, 3 to 4 y**ars old. 10 2d best heifer, 2 to 3 years old. 5 BeBt heifer, 1 to 2 years old. 5 2d best heifer, 1 to 2 years old... .Silver Best heifer calf.Silver THIRD CLASS-AYRSHIRKS. Best bull, 3 years old or upwards.... 10 2d best bull, same ago. 5 Best bull, 2 to 3 years old. 10 2d best bull, 2 to 3 years old. 5 Best bull, 1 to 2 years old. 5 2d best bull, 1 to 2 years old.Silver Best bull calf.Silver Best cow, 3 years old or upwards.... 10 2d best cow, 3 years old or upwards.. 5 Best heifer, 2 lo 3 years old. 10 2d best heifer, 2 to 3 years old. 5 Best heifer, 1 to 2 years old. 5 2d best heifer, 1 to 2 years old... .Silver Best heifer calf.Silver FOURTH CLASS-BRAHMINS. Same premiums as above. All animal* three-fourths Brahmin blood, or more, to compete. IMPORTED CATTLE. FIFTH CLASS. Be6t imported bull, of any age, of any of the above breeds. 15 2d best imported bull, of any age, of any of the above breeds. 10 Best imported cow, same as above. .. 15 I 2d best imported cow, same as above. 10 I SIXTH CLASS-ORADE8. Same premiums as above. All grades to be half blood or more. SEVENTH CLASS-NATTY ES. Same premiums as above. EIGHTH CLAS=-MILCH COWS AND OXEN. Best milch cow, any breed. 15 2d best milch cow, any breed, to bo milked on the ground. 10 Best yoke oxen, South Carolina raised.10 2d best yoke oxen, South Carolina raised. 5 Best herd, not less than 7, owned by exhibitor. 10 HORSES. Owned lit residents of this State, unless otterwise specified. FIR HT CLASS-HEAVY DRAFT HORSES. Best stallion, over 4 years old. 10 stallion, over 3 years old. 10 stallion, over 2 years old. S stallion, 1 year old. 5 brood mare. 10 brood mare and colt. . 15 2d best brood mare and colt. 10 Best filly, 3 years old. 12 2d best filly, 3 years old. 8 Best filly, 2 years old. 10 2d best filly, 2 years old. 5 BeBt filly, 1 year old. 8 2d beet filly, 1 year old. 5 SECOND CLASS-LIGHT DRAFT HORSES. Best stallion, over 4 years old. 10 stallion, over 3 years old. 10 stallion, over 2 years old. 8 stallion. 1 year old. 5 brood mare. 10 brood mare and colt . 12 2d Lest brood maro and colt. 10 Best filly, 3 years old. 10 2d best filly, 3 years old. 8 Best filly, 2 years old. . 10 2d best tilly, 2 years old. 5 Best filly, 1 vear old. 8 2d best filly," 1 year old. 5 THIRD CLASS-BLOOD HORSES. Best stallion, over 4 years old. ... .10 stallion, over 3 years old. 10 stallion, over 2 years old. 8 stallion, 1 year old. 5; brood mare. 10 | 2d best brood maro. 8 Best brood mare and colt. 15' 2d best brood maro and colt. 10 I Best filly, 3 years old . 12 ; 2d best, filly, 3 years old. 8 | Best filly, 2 years old. .. 10 2d best filly, 2 years old. 5 Best 1 year old filly. 8 2d best 1 year old filly. 5 FOURTH CLASS-rONIBS, TXCLXTDXtiQ ADD SMALL VARI KT VES. Best stallion, over 4 years. 10 mar?... 5 mare and colt. 10 saddle pony. 10 No animal over 14 bands high to be classed as a pony. FIFTH Cit A SS-HORGAN, CANADIAN AND IM? PORTED HORSES. Best and most thorough-bred Morgan stallion, with certificate of his pu? rity on the side of his6ire and dam, where and by whom raised. [If his history and certificates are not entirely satisfactory, the premium will not be awarded, and tho judges required to reject him."]. 10 Best und largest Canadian stallion, with certificate of purity, etc., same as above.?. 10 Best Morgan mare.10 SIXTH CLASS-MATCHED AND SINGLE HORSES. Beet pair matched horses, raised in South Carolina. 20 Best pair matched mares, raised in South Carolina. 20 Best pair matched harness ponies, un? der 14 handB, South Carolina raised 10 Best single harness horse, rai sud in South Carolina. 10 Best saddle horse, raised ic South Carolina. 10 Best pair of matched horses, open to the world. 15 Bebt, pair of matched mares, open to the world. 15 Best single harness horse, open to the world. 10 Best saddle horse, open to the world. 10 Best single harness mare, open to the world. 10 Best saddle maro, open to the world. 10 GELDINGS. Best hoavy draft gelding, South Caro? lina raised. 8 Best light draft golding, South Caro? lina raised, of any age. ? Best light draft golding, South Caro? lina raised, 3 years old. c Best light draft gelding, South Caro? lina raised, 2 years old. ? Best farm-horse team of four, South Carolina raised. ll To the stallion exhibiting the greatest number of best colts upon the -1 Of ^lUUUU.,. ?.V EIGHTH CLASS-TROTTERS AND PACERS. Fastest trotting stallion. 1( Fastest trotting gelding or mnre. 1( Fastest pacer. 1< N. B.-No horse can compete iinde two classes. Nor can a maro which ha taken a premium as a brood mare at om Fair, take it as a brood maro and colt a another, and vice versa. JACKS AND JENNETTES. ( To be owned in South Carolina.) Best and largest imported jack, with I certificates, approved by the Society 1 Best and largest imported jennette, with certificates, approved by the Society. Best and largest South Carolina raised jack, with certificates, approved by the Society. I Bestand largest South Carolina raised jennette, with certificates, approv? ed bv the Society. MULES. (South Carolina Raised.) Best pair of mules. ] single or harness mule. mule 2 years old. 1 year old mule. mule colt. mule team of four. ] N. B.-All horses, colts, jacks, jei nettes and mules, embraced in the abo^ classes, must be completely "halt< broke," or they will not be admitted upo the grounds except ot the owner's risk. SHEEP. r:r,ST CLASS-MERTNOES. Best buck 2 years old or upwards . Best buck 1 to 2 years cid. Best pen of ewes, not less than 3. . . . Best lien of ewe lambs, not less than 3 SECOND < LASS-SOT7THDOWNS. Th e same premiums as above. THIRD CLASS-LEICESTERS OR PAKE WEI. The same premiums as above. FOURTH CLASS -COTSWOLD OP. SEW-ON POE SHIRE. Tho same premiums as above. FIFTH CLASS -AFRICAN OP. BHOAD-TAILF The same premiums ?us above. SIXTH CLASS-GRADES. Tiie same premiums as above. SEVENTH CLASS-NATIVES. The same premiums as above. CASHMERE GOATS. Best thorough-bred buck. Best thorough-bred ewe. Best pair of grades. SWINE. Best Suffolk boar, of any age. Best Suffolk boar not over 12, nor under G months old. Best Suffolk sow. Best Suffolk sow and pigs, not less than four. SECOND CLASS-ESSEX. The same premiums as above. THIRD CLASS-BERKSHIRE. The same premiums as above. POCUTK CLASS-GRAZIER. Tho snino premiums as above. FIFTH CLASS-CHESTER COUNTY. The same premiums as above. SIXTH OLA88- LINCOLN, YORKSHIRE, LTT< FIELD, OR ANY OTHER LARGE BREED. Thc same premiums ns above. SEVENTH CLASS-NATIVE BREEDS OR GRAD: Thc same premiums as above. POULTRY. Bet.t pairSouthernrai8odDorkins. Sib pair barnyard fowls.Hil' pair largo Easteru fowls.Sil1 pair gamo fowls.Sib pair Mexican fowls.Sib pair of Crave Coeur fowls.. . .Sib pair Beabright bantams.Sib pair domestic turkeys.Sib pair Bremen geese.Sib pair Hong Kong geese.Sib pair small Chiueso geese.Sib pair Muscovy ducks.Sib pair white Aylesbury ducks. .Sib pair black Java ducks.Sib pair Poland ducks.Sil pair native fowls, L>. H.Sil pair native ducks ... .Sil pair native geeso.Sib HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT. Best jar leaf lard, 10 pounds. 5 IG pounds hm J domestic bOap . . 5 10 pounds toilet soap. 5 JELUE8, PRESERVES, PICKLES, ETC. Best sample jellies, preserves, pickles, jams, catsups, syrups, etc., with full descriptions of the process of ma? nufacturing and keeping the same, each kind.Silver DRIED AND HERMETICALLY SEALED FRUIT. Best half bushel dried apples, peaches, pears, quinces and plums, each .... 5 Best box domestic prunes. 5 Best drum dried figs, preserved olives, specimens of olive oil, Southern mude and raised, each. 5 Best specimen hermetically scaled fruits, each.Silver HAMS, FLOUR, BREAD, ETC. Best ham, South Carolina raised, cooked. . 0 BeBt 2 sides South Carolina raised bacon. 10 Best barrel South Carolina flour, ex? hibited by the manufacturer. 5 2d beBt ditto. 5 liest loaf bread. o fruit, eponge or soda cake each Silver Best specimen okra, or tomato, pre? pared for winter use.Silver Best gallon domestic vinegar .Silver Best specimen tallow candles.Silver Best specimen prepared Cayenne pep? per.?Silver Best specimen starch.Silver sample Chinese sugar-cane syrup 5 20 pounds sorghum sugar. 5 Exhibitors of flour to state how much flour made from a bushel of wheat, and variety of wheat the flour is made from. WINES, CORDIALS, ETC. BeBt specimen domestic wine, not less than three bottles of each kind, with full description of the processes of manufacturing and keeping the same, for each kind. E BeBt specimen native grape wine, puro juice, made without the ad? dition of any extraneous substance I DAIRY, Best jar butter, 10 pounds. ? jar May or June butter. I Best jar butter one year old, with method of preserving. ; South Carolina made cheese. ? APIARY. Best specimen South Carolina boney, 10 pounds. ? Honey to bo exhibited in thc comb. ORCHARD AND NURSERY. FRUITS. Best 100 oranges, open culture. APPLES. Best and largest variety table apples Best and largest collection Southern seedling apples, each vuriety named and labelled, grown by the exhibitor Best lato seedling apple, for all pur? poses, with description of the tree, history of its origin, keepiug, etc. Best earl}* seedling apple, etc. PEARS. Best and largest variety pears, grown by tho exhibitor. Best late seedling, for all purposes, with description of tree, history, etc. Best early seedling, as above. PEACHES, QUINCES, GRAPES, ETC. Best collection peaches, seedling or others, grown by exhibitor. Best collection quinces. Best collection grapes., growing under glass . Best collection native grapes, with history of keeping, preserving, etc Best dozen specimens lime, lemon, or other Southern fruits not named above, each.Siiv< APPLES. G to wu ? i &? State and exhibited by ti grower. Greatest number good varieties and best specimens, correctly named, at least three specimens of each. Best 12 varieties, and best grown and correctly named, 3 specimens, each Eest G varieties, subject to samo rules Best seedling of recent origin, within 3 years, with certificate uud history l'EARS. C-i wn .a th? State and exhibited by t g ru wer. Greatest number good varieties and best specimens, correctly named, 3 specimens, each. Best 10 varieties, best specimens, sub? ject to sumo rules as above. Best f> specimens, same as above.... For best Southern seedling, of recent origin, within three years, with cer? tificate of tho fuct and history. . . . FRUIT TREES, ETC. Largest und best collection Southern seedling apple trees, grown by ex? hibitor. Largest and best collection peach trees, grown by exhibitor. Largest and best collection pear trees, grown by exhibitor. Greatest variety and best collection strawberry plants. Greatest variety and best collection raspberry plants. ARBORICULTURE AND FLORICU TURE. Best collection evergreen trees. Best collection green-house plunts, exhibited by one person. Lnrgost collection flowers, exhibited by one person. HORTICULTURE. Best and greatest variety garden ve? getables, for table use, raised by one individual. A new and valuable variety vegetable, with evidenoe of its excellence or utility.. . Best and largest collection garden seeds, Southern raised not ?ess than 20 approved varioties, exhibited by one individual, and best fi>: South? ern horticulture. SOUTHERN DOMESTIC FABRIC BeBt pair woollen blankets. Best pair cotton blankets. Best 10 yards kersey. Second best lOynrd? of same.Sil1 Best 10 yards woolen carpeting .... Second best 10 yards of same . .Sib Best 10 yards stair carpeting . . Second best 10 yds. stair carpeting Sil1 Best cotton carpeting. Second best cotton carpeting . Sil' Best 10 yards woolan jeans. 5 Second best IO yards woolen jeans Silver Best 10 y arda cotton jeans. 5 Second best 10 yards cotton jeans Silver Beet cotton or mixed coverlet. 5 Second best cotton or mixed cover? let.Silver Best coverlet, wool.. 5 Second best coverlet, wool.Silver .Best home-made mattress. 5 Second best home-made mattress..Silver Best pair woolen socks.Silver pair woolen stockings.Silver pair cotton socks.Silver pair cotton stockings.Silver pound cotton sewing thread. .Silver pound woolen yarn.Silver 10 yards diapering.Silver cotton comforts. 5 Second be6t cotton comforts.Silver Best hearth mg . 5 Second best hearth rug.Silver SILK. Lest specimen sewing silk.Silver specimen reeled silk.Silver peck cocoons.Silver stockings or half-hose.Silver handkerchief or shawl. JJ Best specimens silk and wool cloth, 3 yard?. 3 Best specimens silk and cotton cloth, 3 yards. ? NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK. FRENCH NEEDLE WORK. Best lady's dress. i child's dress. ? sask or basque. ? collar and chemisette. I n nder-sleeves.Silve: handkerchief.Silve morning oap.Silve shawl.Silve mantle.Silve Best specimen of work in this depart? ment, not enumerated. Second best specimen of work in this department, not enumerated... .Silve Best specimen in this department, by a girl under 14 years. Best evidenco of tasto and skill in same department. AMERICAN NEEDLE WORK. Best collar and chemisette. child's dress. nnder-8leeves.Silve handkerchief.Silv< Berthe cape.Silv< plain sewing, by hand.Silv< Best specimen in this department, not enumerated. Best lady's cap.Silv* Best specimen in this department, by a girl under 14 years. Best evidence of taste and skill in this department. KNITTTNO, NETTING AND CROCHET IN THREi Best collar and chemisette. under-sleeves.Silv handkerchief.Silv morning cap.Silv infaut'8 cap.Silv infant's waist.Silv child's hat.Silv child's socks.Silv cradle quilt. counterpane. fringe and lace. tidy.Sih bonnet. cape (Berthe). Sill shawl. set toilet mats. . Sih over-socks.Sib under-shirts.Sill flower vases.. . .Sib flower brackets.Sih sideboard cover .Sih Best specimen ol work under this de? partment, not enumerated.... Best specimen in this department, by a girl under 14 years. . KNITTING, NETTING OR CROCHET, IN CREV OR SILK. Best piano cover. table cover. ottoman cover..Sil shawl. scarf for neck.Sil pair of undor-sleevos .Sil head dress.Sil child's hat or cap. Sil child's spencer or sack.Sil counterpane . cradle quilt . reticule.Sil purse.Sil gloves.Si! hose, long or short.Si! child's socks.Si! over-shoes.Sil toilet mats.Si! lamp or vase mats.Si! slippers.Si! Bet dessert mats.Si! napkin ring.Si! cushion.Si! child's skirt.Si child's drawers. Si tidy.Si article not enumerated.Si Best specimen in this department, bj a girl under 14 years. PATCH-WORK IN COTTON, ETC. Best patch-work quilt, in cotton. patch-work quilt, in silk. raised work quilt. patch-work quilt in worsted. . . imitation Marseilles... Best woven counterpane, South Caro lina made. Best silk comfort.. crib quilt, in silk. Best specimen in this department, bj a girl under 14 years.. RAISED WORSTED WORK - FRAMED TA TRY WORK, ETC. Best picture in tapestry. piano oover. piauo cover, raised work. table cover, tapestry . table cover, raised work. chair cover, raised work. . .Si ottoman cover, raised work .S: ottoman cover, tapestry... .S: foot r.tool cover, raised work S: Best hearth rug, raised work and ta peslry..Si Best pair oi fire screens, raisei work.Si Best lamp or vase mat. .Si cushion.Si slippers..S: bell rope *.S ppeoimen not enumerated... .S EMBROIDERY, IN SILK FLOSS, CHAIN STITCH OR DRAID. Beet lady's dress. 5 lady's shawl. 5 lady's mantle.Silver ladyVscarf or neck-tie.Silver lady's apron.Silver lady's vest.Silver child's dress.Silver child's sack or spencer.Silvor cloak.Silver lady's reticule.Silver lire screens.Silver portfolio, embroidered.Silver braided tidy.Silver braided cushion.Silver toilet set. 5 lady's cap.Silver smoking cap.Silver specimen not enumerated. 5 liebt specimen in this department, by a girl under 14 years. G STRAW, WILLOW WORK AND SIMILAR FABRICS, SOVTH CAROLINA MANVFACTURB. Best bonnet, hat or cap.Silver willow work-basket.Silver willow clothes-basket.Silver infant's toilet basket.Silver set table mats.Silver nest-willow or ozier basket.. .Silver straw basket. .Silver straw or shuck door-mat.Silver ROSIN, WAX, SHELL AND BEAD WORK. Best vase flowers, wax.Silver basket fruit, wax.Silver bouquet flowers, wax.Silver vase rosin flowers.Silver basket rosin fruit.Silver shell pyramid.Silver shell box.Silver specimen bead work.Silver Best specimen shell work, in any de? sign, not on the list.Silver Best specimen in the department, by a girl under 14 years.Silver LEATHER, OILDINO AND BRONZING. Best leather basket.Silver leather picture frame.Silver leather etagere.Silver leather table.Silver leather chairs.Silver bronze table.Silver picture frame.Silver specimen in any design.Silver portfolio.Silver Best specimen in this department, by a girl under 14 years.Silver SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES. I Best bale osnaburgs, 8 ounces to the yard.Medal Best bale shirting. 8 bale sheetings. 8 bale kerseys. 8 bale stripes. 8 bale cotton drilling. 8 Best bale cotton yarns, comprising all the numbers. 8 Best piece bagging, made of cotton.. 8 Best piece bagging, made of long or Southern moss. 8 Best piece plains. 3 Best piece satinets. 3 piece tweed cassi na ere. 3 piece lindseys or kerseys. 3 piece plain flannel. 3 piece twilled flannel. 3 bale blankets, Southern wool... 10 cotton rope. 3 cotton plow lines. 3 woolen coverlet. 3 TAPER. Best writing paper, to embrace 1 ream of medium, cap, letter and note.Medal Best printing paper, 1 ream each of book and news... .Silver Medal Best wrapping paper.Silver Medal Best ream of printing or wrapping paper, manufactured from some material not heretofore used and kuown to be as good as paper now in use.Medal Best specimen of book-binding. 5 Best specimen of book printing in : Souti? Carolina. 5 HATS. Best dozen hats, South Carolina manufacture. 8 t Best Gents' hat. 5 MECHANICAL PREMIUMS. TLOWS. Best cast mould board 1 horse plow.. 5 cast mould board 2 horse plow.. 5 Be6t wrought iron 1 horse mould board plow. 5 Best wrought iron 2 horse mould board. 5 Best wrought iron sub-soil plow. 5 wrought iron cotton scraper plow 5 wrought iron sweep. 5 turning plow ou scooter stock.. 5 South Carolina cultivator. 5 Best 1 horse turniDg plow, South Carolina made. 5 Best 2 horse turning plow, South Carolina made. 5 Best cotton scraper plow, South Caro? lina made. 5 Best sub-soil plow, South Carolina made.. 5 Buk.-All plows to be tested in plow? ing match before premiums are awarded. rLOWTNO MATCH. Best plowing by a man. 5 plowing by a boy. 5 The plowing match will come off dur? ing the Fair. Grounds will bo prepared for the same, and entrance open to horses and mules. Judges in this department will be go? verned in their awards by the depth and width of the furrow slice turned by the plow of each competitor, and the time employed to complete his work. Plows must be deposited at tho Secre? tary's office on tho first day of the Fair. Those of Southern invention and manu? facture, if of equal merit, to have prece? dence. SOUTHERN FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Best club axe, South Carolina made Medal Best broad axe, South Carolina mado Medal Best drawing knife, South Carolina made.Medal Best manure fork, South Carolina mnde.Medal Best hoe, South Carolina mado... .Medal Best portable work bench, with full set of plantatiou carpenter's tools. 10 Best Southern thresher.Modal Southern fan.Modal Southern straw cutter.Medal Ecst Southern com aud cob crusher Medal --m _ T " _ " . : ? x 4 i ' ?? / . ^TTTJTO "." "nm?, run.imTN? AT.L HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT. Best 10 yards woolan jeans. 5 EMBROIDERY, IN BILK FLOSS, CHAIN f .X-OIXXl^UXX XaltSt Best variety sbort staple cotton, (six FOURTH ^7??^^UDIKa *** ^?"^U^10?%VS?B. 5 Second best 10 yards woolen jeans Silver STITCH OB BBAIP. OF THE staiss,j............ *"*"*" ** " T?", -toii:__, nuor ? TB8J8 iu 10 uouuilb hurd domestic soap.. 5 Best 10 vards cotton jeans. 5 Best lady's dress. 5 SUte Agricultural and Mechanical Soc. Best b^yter.flowyd seed rice, liest stallion, over 4 years.. iv xv .P J Second best 10 yards cotton jeans Silver lady'ssbawl. 5 For the Second Annual Fair, to be ? ??i??.,1 Vi^"4Atl? mare and colt . 10 JELLIES, PRESERVES, TICKLES, ETC. Beet cotton or mixed coverlet. 5 lady's mantle.Silver held at Columbia, S. C., on the 9th, Best ^itf of ?mV 5 ?Se Wy l l.. 10 Best sample jellies, preserves, pickles. Second best cotton or mixed cover- ladyVscarf or neck-tie.Silver 10th and 11th ot November, 1870. ?n*g OI a?WP'/?Qo >J0 animalov?r 14 hands high to be jams, catsupB, syrups, etc., with full let.Silver lady's apron.Silver FIELD CROPS. n^t^^n^h^Tc?i^^?s\^B classedasToony descriptions of tho process of ma- Best coverlet, wool. 5 lady s vest.Silver SHORT STAPLE COTTON. fASou^^ FIFTH CLASS-JIOBOAN, CANADIAN AND IM- nufaoturing and keeping the same, Second best coverlet, wool.Silver child's dress.Silver The greatest production, (not less than wm ??mu caroma w _ PORTED HORSES each kind.Silver Best home-made mattress. 5 child s sack or spencer.Sdvor 2,500 pounds average.) npon five the exhibitor of the' iaree'sV and Best and most thorough-bred Morgan DRIED AND HERMETICALLY SEALED FRUIT. Second best home-made mattress.. Silver cloak. .Silver acres of restored upland by the aid " beat variet? of field crops crown stallion, with certificate of his pu- Bestbalf bushel dried apples, peaches, Best pair woo en socks ..Si vcr lady s reticule.Si ver of domestic manares, with the mode h?himSSf "0 ritv on the side of hissire and dam, pears, quinces and plums, each.... 5 pair woolen stockings.Silver fare screens.Si ver of .cultivation, the?amount and1 kind : S?3e:rice *('on? auaitt ?e?ect?d where and by whom raised. [If Best box domestic prunes. 5 pair cotton socks..Silver portfolio embroidered.Si ver of.Wurensed, the preparation of P?*15J??e?K| ?otl?? thanlobm? his history and certificates are not Best drum dried fig?, preserved olives, pair cotton stockings........8 Iver braided tidy..Si ver thesoil, period of planting, the nam- ^^^^^^SLO?^X entirely sa?sfactory, the premium specimens of olive oil, Southern pound cotton sewing thread. .Bi ver braided cushion.Silver toa of times plooghed and?hoed, reis, wiin we ccrunoaw ox lacwr win not be awarded, and tho judges made and raised, each. 5 pound woolen yarn.Si ver toilet ?et... 5 the variety of cotton. The land to SJSLSl i'nnV Tf7?V?' tho^'i renuired to reieot him 1 . 10 Best specimen hermetically sealed 10 yards diapering.Silver lady s cap.Silver W measured, and the cotton to be Best^pecimen hops, not lesa than 1 ^^f^f^^Mlioxi/ frnits. each. .Silver cotton comforts. . 5 smoking cap. Silver weighed and vouched for by affida- B?t^ecimeu pumpkin's2 with certificate of purity, etc., same HAMS, FLOUR, RREAD. ETC. Second best cotton comforts.Silver specimen not enumerated.. . 5 mTr.:*2u LSenH as above. .... . 10 Best barn, South Carolina raised, Best hearth rog . . 5 Best specimen in this department, by Same?'. upon one acre, under same re- Best .^^^}9*^??^tf? Best Morgan mare.10 cooked. 0 Second best hearth rug.Silver a girl under 14 years. 5 qnisitibns....10 2_r?j[ture and PREPARATLON JJ SFXTH CLASS-MATCHED AND BINODE Best 2 sides South Carolina raised SILK. STRAW, WILLOW WORK AND SIMILAR ?ame premiums under same requisi- g^bitors" of ?av must rive the mode HORSES. bacon. 10 Best specimen sewing silk.Silver FABRICS, SOUTH CAROLINA MANXFACTnrBB. tions, by the aid o mineral or imported ^^^^J^^t^J^^ A? Best pair matched horses, raised in Best barrel South Carolina flour, ex- specimen reeled silk.Silver Best bonnet, bat or cap.Silver manares exclusively. ?ESS BASSTASD^^D. South Carolina. 20 hibited by the manufacturer. 5 peck cocoons.Silver wi ow work-basket .Silver toe premiums upon reclaimed swamp bXTlandcolton 20 Best pair matched mares, raised in 2d best ditto. Ii stockings or half-hose.Silver wi low clothes-basket.Si ver or low lauel.undei. same requisition. fd ?lt 1^ lg Soitb Carolina.,. 20 liest loaf bread. . 3 handkerchief or shawl. 5 * toifct basket.S Iver M , CORN. IW 1 bale sea island cotton 20 Best pair matched harness ponieB, un- fruit, eponge or sodacate eacn Silver Best specimens silk and wool cloth, set luoie mais...............ouver The larg^t crop of corn, not lessfthan ^^tiu^^uitlSwS?i\10 der 14 hands, South Carolina raised 10 Best specimen okra, or tomato, pre- 3 yards. 5 nest-wiUow or ozier basket.. .Silver twenty bushels per acre, grown 2dbeatl *???*??fif?\? JJ Best single harness horse, raised in paredforwinteru.se.Silver Best specimens silk and cotton cloth, s raw basket .......Bdrcr npon^nacresor more of restored S??X^?? aYabovV 10 South Carolina. 10 Best gallon domestic vinegar .Silver 3 yards. 5 straw or shuck door-mat.Silver KSWSS ^Th^? Best saddle horse, raised in South ^^^^^nue^ NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK. JS^.-i ??T .ft^A n nd ar Um? FW? Grounds, during the exhibition, to Carolina. 10 isest specimen prepareu cayenne jiep FRENCH NEEDLE WORK. book ot fm it wax Rilvar ?o^^.^.r?r 25 Mg-?? and must be of Best^ matched horses, open to ^?. ;;;;;;;; .?*? Best . . 8 b^tte?^rS? w?i! ! ! 11 'silver ^?T^TB^.8TTMERE: 10 ^OTE^NIMALS-CATTLE. Bes pair of matched mares, open to K??bZ???^ 5 ?** PW' "tia* ' * * * * ' " ? lame premiums upon restored orro- T^-n^s^ Bes? ?ogle harness* horse/ open ' to " Exhib?torsof fftoffiw'J ? ^Silver ?hell pyramid.Silver claimed low land, under same reqaisi- Sft^i^^?*^;;;; 5 thowoSd..'. P. 10 flour made from a bushel of wheat and handk? Sec me?"bead workiiWcx W^narimant in cotton fast forth Best bull, 2 to 3 years old. 10 Best saddle horse, open to the world. 10 variety of wheat the flour is made from. morning oap.Silver Best ?hell Sh?'?" Best expenmeot in cotton, (set forth ? to 3 vears old 5 Best single harness mare, open to tho WINES, CORDIALS, ETC. shaw] 0 Silver specimen snell worK, m any ae m an essay,) proving the compara- K.U Ito ^e/rfold " 5 world. 10 Best specimen domestic wine, not less ^SgaS Iver " sign, not on the hst............Silver S???? gg^^?:::::^ Best saddle mare o^totheworld. 10 ^S^^^^l ^^^^^ S?o?? ^fcold^ Best heavy^ draft g?iding^ South Caro- =fac^ keeping the ??E^.^er S^^lE^? Bibt? : 10 Best h^ht draft golding,' South Caro- 8 BeTape^ Be?^? i?l?S d?^?wS tirov? the true value 2d beflt heifer' 2 to 3 Jears old5 lina raised? of aDy a?eS ^ ^T' ^1 Wltb?Ut ?? & - a ?irl under 14 years- .5 ea he? table Su?S ? f?rt?n2? Not ?eflfl than Best heifer, 1 to 2 years old. 5 Best light draft golding, South Caro- dition of any extraneous substance o Best evil3eDC0 of Jtasto and skill in SSS chairsSilver ^reTvsr?et?a^r 2d best heifer, 1 to 2 years old... .Silver lina raised, 3 years old. 5 . DAIRY, same department. 5 bronze table l iver three varieties of fertilizers to be ^ HEIFER ^.J.SILVER Be?}t ljght drftft gelding> South Caro. Best jar butter, 10 pounds. 5 AMERICAN NEEDLE WORK. ?i?nre frameSilvS ??r?mil^'Mnirim?nt in o'o'rn05 SECOND CLASS-DURHAMS OR SHORT-HORNS. lina raised, 2 years old. 5 jar May or June butter ... . . o Best collar and chemisette. ?? Emen ??anV d?simSilver BSB?S? Best bull, 3 years old or upwards 10 BestJ- of four, South ?est gr bu ?J^JJ? old, with child's dress. 5 pOio " ! ! ! ! ! '. iiWe? opentotheworid^aeh. .5 2d best bull, 2^3 years old. 5 -mber of best colts upon the So^hCarolina honey Berthe cape. .Silver SOUTHERN ISA^UFACT K ?1 ?oTy^ro?d:.\\ ::S?ver =CLASS-TROTTERS AND FACERS^ ^offi^.^.^ ? Bestn^r Best bale osnaburgs, 8 ounces to the ? .bo^* i^^^^n^^?d Bestbullcaif.Silver Fastest trotting stallion. 10 Honey to be exhibited in thc comb. enumerated.. 5 BcS bale shirtinc8 we??h ?5 ?bs^erPbushel 20 Best co^. 3 ^ars old or upwards. ... 10 Fastest trotting gelding or mare. 10 ORCHARD AND NURSERY. Best lady's cap.Silver Lcst ?g B?S fl? a^ mo?r's^e ? 2dbeBoow;3yeaMoldor opwKd8.. 6 Fastest pacer. 10 FRUITS. Best specimen in this department, by balekeSevs 8 ^itflufous 10 Best heifer, 3 to 4 yoars old . 10 N. B.-No horse can compete under Best 100 oranges, open culture. 5 a girl under 14 vears. . 5 ^rfnes8 q. 2d best heifer, 2 to 3 years old. 5 two classes. Nor can a maro which bas AITLEK. Best evidence of taste and skill in this bale cotton driliinc8 T . . * *_"" Best heifer. 1 to 2 years old. 5 taken a premium as a brood mare at one Best and largest varietv table apples 5 department. 5 -n .1 u-i- ..... /?i?^^ aa ah 20 2d best heifer, 1 to 2 yea?s o?d.... Silver Fair, take it as a brood mare and colt at Best and largest collection Southern KNn4o, NETTING AND CROCHET IN THREAD Beat bale co^n yarns, comprieing all SanTonTe^^^ Best heifer calf.Silver ^Wfffr ^SfflS - Best collar and chemisette. 5 Bc*badging; madeof cotton! ! 8 rfM?wik 5 THIRD CLASS-AYRSHiRES. JACKS AND JEN NETTES. and labelled, grown by the exhibitor o under-sleeves.Silver Hpt.t ^ieea baHinff made of lone or BLTL0NBKT*.Best bull, 3 years old or upwards.. ..10 i To be owned in South Carolina.) Best late seedling apple, for all par- handkerchief.Silver Southern moss 8 T^riTPRt vivid rve on one acre 5 2d best ball, same ago. 5 Best and largest imported jack, with posos, with description of the tree, morning cap.Silver TLW d?m Diaina'3 Largest yield rye onone acre. u Best bull, 2 to 3 years old. 10 certificates, approved by the Society 10 history of its origin, keeping, etc. 5 infant's cap.Silver iStSiSe satinets3 T^rtrast T>ld barleTon one acre in 2d best bull, 2 to 3 years old. 5 Best and largest imported jennette, Best early seedling apple, etc. 5 infant's waist.Silver niece tweed cass'imere3 T?rSes? ? a d bene Vn o! Wiri " 10 Best bull, 1 to 2 years old. 5 with certificates, approved by the FEARS. child's hat.Silver gg2 Kdsevs^keraeVi3 &afi^Ba^sUaS?^te 2d best bull, 1 to 2 years old.Silver Society. . 8 Best and largest variety pears, grown child's socks.Silver g ff? Ji? n flannel 73 ^?L? ?nC???? * orcastor10 Bestbullcaif. .Silver Best and largest Sonth Carolina raised by tho exhibitor. 5 cradle quilt. 5 KS ClmsK2S'.ii oil bean, on one acre. IU Best cow> 3 years 0id or npward8.... i0 jack, with certificates, approved by Best late seedling, for all purposes, counterpane. 8 Pii? MiSES s??th^n wool* ' ' 10 T^TI ,i"ld npft^A hw on nn? 2d best cow, 3 years old or upwards. . 5 the Society. 30 with description of tree, history, etc. ? fringe and lace. 5 ^7TT ? Largest yield pea-vine hay on one Be8t heifer;2 tb 3 years old. IO Bestand largest South Carolina raised Best early seedling, as above. 0 tidy .Silver ^o?ton Zw Vines3 acre............. ? 2d best heifer. 2 to 3 vears old. 5 jennette, with certificates, approv- TEACHES, QUINCES, (.RAFES, ETC. I bounet ... 5 , 1 7, T^?^?ll0%^^ni\cre 5 ?stheife?^ to 2yearso"d 5 ed by the Society.'. PP . . S Best collection peaches, seedling or ^(Berthe ! ..Silver W??LEN ??TAFER' ^??.ldnS 2dbestbei fer, Ito2 vears old.... Silver MULES. others, grown by exhibitor. 5 shawl.'. 5 Baat writincr naot? io embrace 1 ^KS/Si 5 ?est heifer calf.?.Silver (South Carolina Raised.) Best collection quinces. 5 set toilet mats.Silver BtSt R ^ S can Tuer and On^bal^niobe^ K FOURTH CLASS-BRAHMINS. . Best ^T?^.?v10 Best collecUcn grapes, growing under over-socks..Silver r^^^Slui Se?r-?f faCt8 fi,ed WithtLe th?ee*O ?yea? 5 Best collection ' native 'grapes,' 'with ? nSwert^ .. ' ! !.! !. ! ! !. Il ?S ^^^L?n?s1 'ISvAal Secretary. ! compete. 1 year old mule. 5 history of keeping, preserving, et, 5 flower brackets.Silver Best wrapptff p?p?r ' ' 1 We? Med? T - n r?TATOt?-. r IMPORTED CATTLE mule co t. 5 Best dozen specimens lime, lemon, or sideboard cove Silver1 ri ? PP rg Medal ^fionf? FIFTH CLASS. mule team of four ... ,15 other Soufern fruits not named Bestepec& acre (one eighth of an acre to be Best imported bull, of any age, of any N. B.-All horses, colts, jacks, jen- above, each.Silver pertinent, not enumerated. 5 m ite?iaT?ot bS Lariat vield Irish ' notatoes "nude- of the above breeds. 15 nettes and mules?.embraced in the above AFPLES. Best specimen in this department, bv known to be as trood as caner ZflJniRit n Potatoes, undt. 2d best imported bull, of any age, of classes, must be completely "halter Grown . . At State and exhihded by the] a girl under 14 years. . 5 I tow ?u use Medal same requisition . 10 any of ^ bov0 breeds.. .y b.... jo broke," or they will not be admitted upon aro,eer. KSTTTISG, NETTING OB CROCHET, IN CREWEL j Best specimen of* book-binding".*."^* Ingest yield peas on one acre. 5 Best imported cow, same as above . .. ip the grounds except at the owner s risk. Greatest number good varieties and , 0J{ SILK Best siecimen of book printfng in Largest yield Jindara on one acre.... 5 2d best ^^^^^ 10 F:EST CKT. SC? ?SS^ 8 ^ laufet?\ ^ ??U"-' ' ' 5 W??? ? , Same premiums as above. All gradea Bes!.buck ?1^^.T?*.. 5 Best 12varietiL^and best grown and SS?TS^'. .V.V.W .':. ..?.Silver Best dozen hats, South Carolina the lar?est net yield of crops per to be half blood or more. Best buck I to 2 years old ......... 5 correctly named, * specimens, each 5 shawl. 5 manafactUre.. 8 hand! no less^than five hands, E SEVENTH CLASS-NATIVES. Best pen oj ewes t tafljjj?.. S Bes tc varieties subject tosame rules 8 scarf for neck.Silver Best Gents' hat. 5 under same requisitions, for 1870.. 20 Same premiums as above. Best pen ofjnve lambs not ess than J 5 Best seedling of recent origin, within , ir of UU(]or.3ieevos .SUvor MECHANICAL PREMIUMS. As cotton and turnips cannot be =MBTH CLASS-MILCU COWS AND OXEN SECOND ? LASS-SOUTHDOWNS. | 3 years, with certificate and history 5 headdress.Silver I FLOWS. gathered by the time awards are made at Beat milch cow, any breed.......... 15 Tho same_ (, ., TAT. ...... ! child's hat or cap. Silver Best cast mould board 1 horse plow.. 5 the Annual Fair, all competitors for 2d best milch cow, any breed, to be TBTBD ^?^^^J^^^^^^ '; S;"te nnd < h ?*e child's spencer or sack.Silver cast mould board 2 horse plow.. 5 these crops mast send in their state- " milked on the ground............. 10 The same premiums as above. prower. counterpane. 8 Best wrought iron 1 horse mould ments tc^Pthe Executive Committee by Best yoke oxen, South Carolina FOURTH CLASS COTSWOLD OR NEW-ON FORD- , Greatest number good vanet.es and , cra(]le onilt . g board plow. 5 the 15th December, by whom the awards _??*ed.- . - : - . .?. 10 TILF SIMPNR(IM ^M,,, ^t^T?^00T0"* ft reticu!e-Silver Best wrought iron 2 horse mould will ba mada 2d best volie oxeD? South Carolina Ahe same premiums as above. specimens, each. 8 purse Silver boird ri Exhibitors of all the above crops must " ??^d .. 5 riT ci.ASS-AFRICAN OR BROAD-TAILED, j Best JO varieties, best specimens, sub- , glovefl ; ; . . ; ... ; ; ; ; \ \ \ %&et Best wrought iron sub-soi'l'plow'.5 state, in writing, tn /?fi, to the Secretary, Best herd, not less than !, owned by The same premiums as^above. ject to same rules as above. 5 Hose, long or short.Silver wrought iron cotton scraper plow 5 all the requisitions as laid down for exhibitor... . 10 <I^-CUAVT:S. Best 5 specimens, same as above... 3 child's socks.Silver wrought iron sweep............ 5 corn, cotton, etc., as above, when the _ . . .?^RSfS/. c, ?SIE?S^TJ , For best Southern seedling, of recent over-shoes.Silver turning plow on scooter stock.. 5 articles are entered upon his books for Omened ly residente of Ons Slate, unless J^TTJS^"L ??^8, I R*?,^??T,TOTtt - toilet mats.Silver South Carolina cultivator. 5 exhibition, with tho certificates for the otherwise specified. The same premmms as above. tinento of tho fact and history ... o\ , or vase mats.Silver Best 1 horse turning plow, South measurement of lands, and pounds and FIRST CLASS-HEAVY DRAFT. . " ?*???5?i0m - T f J?v" T1{,"fE BA-T% n slippers.Silver Carolina made. . 5 bushels per acre; without which the Best stallion, over 4 years o d. 10 Bwt Largest and best collection Southern set dessert mats.Silver Best 2 horse turning plow, South judges will be required to withhold their stallion, over 3 years od. 10 Best through-bred ewe. 5 seedling apple trees, grown by ex- nankin ring.Silver Carolina made. 5 awards, and exhibitors not complying sta hon, over 2 years old. 8 Best pair of grades . 5 hibitor.. 8 cushion.. .Silver Best cotton scraper plow, South Caro with these requisitions will not be stallion, 1 year old. 5 . bw , Largest and best collection peach child's skirt.Silver lina made..... . 5 allowed to compete for the premiums of brood mare.. . 10 Beb t Sufib>k boar of any age 5 trees grown by exhibitor ..... 8 child's drawers. Silver Best sub-soil plow, South Carolina the Societv brood mare and colt. 15 Best Suffolk boar not over 12, nor Largest and best collection pear trees, ti(? Silver made g N.B.-Competitors will bear in mind. 2d best brood mare and colt. JO under C months old. 5 grown by exhibitor.............. 8 article'not enumerated.'..'.'.'.'.Silver Ru!e.-?\\ plows' to be tested in piow that the above premiums are offered for Beat fi ly, 3 years old. . 12 Bes ^ ?olk sow o Greatest variety and best collection Best specimen in this department, by iug match before premiums are awarded. crops grown upon swamp or low land re- 2d best filly, 3 years old. 8 Best Suffolk sow and pigs, not less strawberry plants ........ o a gj/j under 14 years. F. 5 B FLOWTNO MATCH. claimed by skill and judicious treatment, Best fi ly 2 years old . 10 than fonr . . o\ Greatest variety and best collection *? PATCH-WORK IN COTTON, ETC. Best plowing by a man. 5 cropland restored by"mineral ordomestic 2d ^"t filly, 2 years old. 5 *TTJ??^J^' raspberry plants. & Best patch-work quilt, in cotton. 8 plowing by a boy. 5 manures, etc., to a condition of fertility. Be** "Pi?..1 U? ' ARBORICULTURE AND FLORICUL- patch-work quilt, in silk. 10 The plowing match will come off dnr SAMPLE OF FIELD CROPS. sanest nuy, 1 year 01a. o rm??^-T.?E. TURE. raised work quilt. 8 I iug the Fair. Grounds will bo prepared Best bushel white wheat, with a sheaf _ SECOND CLASS-LIGHT DRAFT HORSES Tho same premiums as above. ? ooUection evef?ree.u trees. H patch-work quilt in worsted.... 8 for the same, and entrance open to horses of same. 5 Best stallion, over 4 years old. 10 JT"*SSS^iSSS' Best collection green-house plants, imitation Marseilles. 8 and mules. Best bushel red wheat, with sheaf of sta hon, over 3 years old. 10 VheJ^?T^^%^^^l' exhibited by one person... 8 Best woven counterpane, South Caro- Jndges in this department will be go same. 5 s a ion over 2 years old. 8 mrcT^*TTT'n- Largest collection flowers, exhibited lina made.,*. S verned in their awards by the depth and Best bnshel bread corn, with one stallion. 1 year old. 5 Therme P'sminms shove. h* . 5 Beat 8ilk comfort. 5 width of the furrow slice turned by the dozenears. 5 broodmare.. . 10 SlXTB^M-l?onw?, TOMOTTBE, DTTCH- - HORTICULTURE crib quilt, in silk. 5 1 plow of each competitor, and the time Best bushel stock corn, with one L., brood mare and colt . 12, nn?,^OB i nABOEBBEBD. M^J^^SSSt^im ve- Best specimen in this department, by employed to complete his work. dozenears. 5 2d best brood mare and colt. 10 The*J^Tp^^J??^ RAli" "^fiSaafS? a girl under 14 years .'.. 5 Plows must be deposited at tho Secre Best bushel barley, with sheaf of same 5 Best fa ly 3 years old . 10 8EVENTB1 CLASS-NAT VE I^ ?n?%idual 5 *T**> WORSTED WORK-FRAMED TAI ES- tary's office on tho first day of the Fair. Best bnshel oats/with sheaf of same 5 2^f^.8ji?oM. 8 The same premi^maa. above. A^?iS^^^? _ TRY WORK, ETC. Those of Southern inventif and ma S?Sl? e'' E 2dbe? til?y2"ears old!:: S BestpairSouth*e?ra1^Dorkins..S with evidence of its excellence or Best picture in tapestry. 8 fae are, if of equal ment, to have prece Best bushel ol pindars. u _ . J> J ' . , , - , .... "niifw '\ niano cover. b deuce. Best collection of field peas, half- Best ? ly 1 year oh1 . 8 K&ffiiJ^,,jK Bes^^ and largest' colleeVion' garden Piano cover, raised work. 8 SOUXHEBNQFABMrKO niPLEMENTk bushel each. 5 toeB!l,K5 ??^?^HW??8*' S?ir Kamo fowls Slier seeds, Southern raised nut l.ss than table cover, tapestry . 5 . Best club axe, South Carolina made Medal Blil?SlK ' P U> C Best su Sn ^ver4yearso?r ... 10 ?5r SSicSTfowta: ! ! ! '"'silver 20 approved varieties, exhibited by ? table cover, raised work . 5 Best broad axe, South Carolina made lowland culture. u scallion over 3 vears old 10 pair of Crave Coeur fowls Silvor one individual, and best fo; South- chair cover, raised work-Sdver Medal I5i :fce,?6S sec*>adaptcd t0 J ?SS:S5Sj?5?i?::::::: 8 l?S^tiS^.::::SvS cm horticulture . 5 ^?"5??rk *K? BiimD? kmfe* b0UtuCaroh?,aiai upland culture. u ?n i _"u r f ." _ ?..!..". ?,.!"", HflTTTHKRN DOMESTIC FABRICS ottoman cover, tapestry.. .Silver made.Medal Best bushel sweet potatoes. 5 brooTmare*" 10! t ^^Si ve BestIfif Ste TS 5 I {oct stool cover, raised work Silver Best mannie fork, South Carolina bushel Irish potatoes. 5 , . ?F o?"T"S"x" ? P*" ?remsn gee se....o ver y 5 I Best hearth rug, raised work and ta- mnde.Medal bushel table turnips. 5 2dJ? ?J**??J ^"r;;.;^5SfJ5S! I IS! ?est ?S varde^kersev 5 poetry. .Silver Best hoe, South Carolinamade... .Medal bushel stock turnips. . 5 ??^^ 0 a r Z"ovv Sf S ive L^ue^SoV-rd? of' same: '. : '..Silve? B^st ?air of fire screens, raised , Best portable work bench, w;ith full P.,?t bushel Mangel-Wurzel, or other ^? ^fSyea^lcTt..... 12 pair white^^^yl? ducks'. Silver Best 10 yards Woolen carpeting .... 5 work.S. vcr ? set of plantation carpenter's tools 10 KS?, r n" hav5 2d best filly; 3 years old. 8 ; pair black J?va ducks.Silver Second best 10 yards of same .Silver Best lamp or vase mat.Silver Lest Southern thresher.Modal uMflllj,/?imoU. IO, pair Poland ducks.Silver Best 10 yards stair carpeting. 5 cushion.Si ver , Sou hem fan. .Meda barna tye grass hay. T 2d best filly, 2 vears old. 5 mir native fowls, D. H.Silver Second best 10 yds. stair carpeting Silver ! slippers.Si ver Southern straw cutter..Medal ^?IjJ^^'"^ ? i Best 1 year old'filly. b pair native ducks .Silver Beat cotton carpeting. 51 bell rope, . . ......Si ver ? Best Southern corn and cob crusher Lev. variety long staple cotton, (six J ? . pair native geese.Silver Second best cotton carpeting .Silver! Rpeoimen not enumerated... .Silver. Medal