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"inTSe^oiFftb^ or in the Boudoir; tho D'ORSAY1 COLOGNE WATER ia tho moBt gratofu) of all perfume*. A few dropa poured upan a hot shovel or tin Plata will epeodily^givo forth a dialnfeoting and At the samt? time a deliolons odor. At NOT 8 FISHER'S Drug Store. OBSTACLES TO MAEEIAGK Happy Relief, tor Young Men from the effects of errors and abates in early life. Manhood restored. Impedimenta to Mar* rlago removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad* drees HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth atreet, Philadelphia, Pa.?an institu? tion having a high reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill. Pot 39 3mo HOPE & GYLES HAVE for sale? 600 bnahels OATS, 2,000 bushels BRAN, 2,000 bnahels SHORTS. also, Fresh Saur Kraut and Miuse Meat, 100 boxes Baieine, 50 half-boxes Baiaina, 25 quarter-boxes Baisins, 50 drums Smyrna Figs, DosBioated Coooanut, 100 pounds Seedless Haitins, 500 Heads of Cabbage._Nov 15 Notice. STRAYED or stolon, on night of 12th instant, from Joyner'a Stables, H| two MULES, following doncription: imlarw-rnn black borse Mule, ftvo years old. ?ftoen and-a-half hands high; and ono dark bay horse Mule, twelve or fourteen years old, fourtoon and a ha!f band? high, and blemish in left oyo; latter shod all ronnd. Any per? son taking up said Mules will bo amply re? warded by writing mo at Smith's T. O.. York Comity. D. R. S. BLAKK. Nov 15_3? Canned Goods. MEATS?Deviled HAM.Devilod TONGUE, Deviled Turkey, Roast Beef. Fruits?Poaches, Plums, Apricot e. Fino Apples, Poars, Strawberries. Yegctiblos?Green Corn, Green Peas, To? rn atoos. Mushrooms. For aale by Not?3_HOPE A GYLES. Black Jack. THE undoreigned will furnish tho beet of Black Jack WOOD, delivered in any part of the city, at (5 a cord. Pot 10_O. HAMBERG. Goal! Coal!! Coal!1. JUST arrived and for salo by BO WEN A LaFAB, Oct 31 lmo_Agents. The Newest Goods. ?sJlfl THE subscriber begs leave to inform ff? the citizens and pnblio generally, that be baa just returned from the North, with - aa fine an assortment of FALL and WINTER GOODS as ever has been offered in this city, viz: Fine WOOLENS, Coatings, Yeatinga, Doeskins, Cloths, Oassimerea. Ac Hiafriends and cuatomera are respectfully invited to examine bis stock, no ho guaran? tees to pieaRo the moat fastidionB. AH anita ordered will be guaranteed tont and be of tho beat workmanahip. Sept 25: _O. D. EDERHARDT. CLOTHING 1 DRY GOODS ! cents' PuitNisnno goods : LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS! - fTTjHE nnderaigned, equal to' the wanta of X his friends and the pnblio in general, haa re-opened on Main atreet, at the stand formerly occupied by John O. Dial, with a large and well-selected stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, which he offers at prices, that defy competition. Beancclfnlly soliciting a ehare of the patronage hitherto extended to him, he promises full satisfaction to all that fa? vor him with a call. H. GOODMAN. Oct 22_ Charlotte, Col l& Aupusta B. B. Co. COLUMBIA, S. O , NovBMBxn 12,1878. THE Stockholders, at the rognlar annnal meeting, having failed, owing to want of quorum, to elect Directors, a general moot? ing of the Stockholders of this Company for that and for other purpoeos, will be held in the city or Colombia, on FRIDAY, tho twenty-first inatant, at 12 o'clock M. By order of the Board of Directors. JOHN B. PALMER, Not 12 t_Pre ?ideal. Dairy Farm for Sale. THE Bubsoriber offers for sale, on accom ' modating terms, hia FARM, just out? side tho corporate limits, of Columbia. On this farm the largest oropa of corn, oats and OOtton have boon made, an attested by pro? miums awarded at several successive fairs by the State Agricultural Socioty. It ia pe? culiarly adapted to the purposes of a grazing and dairy farm. J. W. PARKER, Oct 28 llmo . P. O. Box 160, Cotnmbia. Mills House Stables. JUST received at the above Sta? bles, twenty head fino KENTUCKY MULES, most of whioh are well Will be sold cheap for cash. Sept 13_J. N. LONG, Agent. _ New Books at Bryan's Bookstore. AJOURNEY to the Centre of the Earth, from the French of Jules Verne, ?2. Monographs, Personal and Social, by Lord Honghton, with portraits, $2. Jessamine, a Novel, by Marion Harland, SI 75. Against tho Stream, bv Schonberg Cotta Family, 11.75. Mueio and Morals, by Howeia, $1.75. Memoir of a Brother, by Tom Brown, at Oxford, $1 50. Remarkable Voyages; or, Man Upon the Sea, ilhiBtrab'd, by Goodorick, 13. Book of Epitaphs, by Northond, $1.25. The Pennsylvania Pilgrim, by Whittier, $1.50. Aftermath, a new Poem, by Longfellow. Physics and Politics, by Baghot, London. And other now Books. Also, an assortment ,ii nnwMnvdiu Not 1? 18 Fall and Winter 78. WIlNfi. UTS AND GERTS* WISHING GOODS!! EINARD & WILEY ARE receiving tho largest l*ud best stock of CLOTHING {that has over been offered in _ this market, and at pricoa to emt tho times. We aro headquarters for FINE READY-MADE OLOTHING, GEN18' FINE UNDER AND NECK WEAR. Wo sell: THE BROADWAY Sil K HAT. pH Tho eolebrated STAU SHIRT, HESB that is nnequalod for quality and ^^^^si We haTo tho latest styles, the beat Cuetom-made CLOTHING, and at tho moat reasonablo prices for cash of any honee intheStSjte. Sept 25 J9? broke. BY J. A. SELBY. CO JOHN C, JACOB, MANUFACTURERS gof 13 AUSAGF, BO? LOGNAS. BUDDINGS, HEAD GREESE, Ac, corner Main and Modi am atreeta, two squares below Btate Honeo. Fa? milies, boarding houses and restaurants supplied. Orders filled and delivered. Fresh Pork and Beef also for sale. Nov 14 lmo Notice to AU. C. F. JACKSON, THE LEADER OF LOW PRIDES IS now ready with a largo atock of DRY GOODS and FANCY NOTIONS, at tho LOWE8T POSSIRLE PKF '5S, FOR CASH. I say little, hut will do more when you call] at tho store. C. P. JAtllsos. Nov 11 _ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS AT TUE Grand Central Dry Goods Estabiishm't | W. D. LOVE & CO. AVERY largo stock of dcbirablo GOODS, I ^purchased ."ince tho panic, at auction and elsewhere, will ho offered on MONDAY, November 10. lh~:Land t hrougbont the week, at tho most EXTUAOMUINAIIY LOW l'BICES EYE! KNOWN IN Tnis ciTr. Onr eutiro atock of DRESS GOODS will bo | offered at less than PANIC PRICES. All the new and dcsirablo Fabrics in Mourn? ing Dress Goods, including seventy-fivo piece* of Black AlpncaH, of tho best goods made, will be offered at panic prices. Fiannols, Blankets, Ccmfortables, Hosiery and Under-wcar for ladies, gents and chil? dren, of evory eizo and quality, at extremely low prices. In our LACE department, wc offer an im? mense assortment of goods, comprising Col? larettes, Jabots, Ruff*, Ties, Ac, which la? dies will find to bo tho best assortment wo have ever exhibited, and at unusually low prices. Our Block of Domestic-*, Prints, Jeans, Tweeds and CaBBimcres comprise a full lino of choice goods, at very low prices. Linen and House-keeping Goods much under for? mer prices. Oarpets and ltuga at n great re? duction, to reduce etock and givo our custom? ers bargains. Don't fail to secure eomo of the great bar? gains to be found at tho Grand Central Dry | Goods Establishment of W. D. LOVE A CO., Under tho Whooier House. W. D. LOVE._B. B. McCREERY. BOOT AND SHOE BAZAAR OF I C. SHIVER & CO. THOSE extra line and nobby ^3 GENT'S GAITERS iintT*BOOTS, W^BJS?8o long promised, are nov in. The finest and most durable Shoo made. A splendid assortment now on hand. An elegant lot of Ladies', Misses' and Children's IFBENCH BUTTON BOOTS; a full liuo of Ladies', Missos' and Children* D. S. CALF I 8HOE8, together with a full lino .>f BOOTS | and SHOES of all descriptions. ALSO, rarst* A few cases of FASHIONABLE BRw IT ATS, (now slyloa.) to suit all ^v|B ages. Prices low. j Boots, Shoes &, Hats. TUST received, another shipment of Mc jj Mnllin's BOOTS and CONGRESS CALL? ERS, double sole and dress. ALSO, An invo'ice or FASHIONABLE HATS. J. MEIGHAN. Nov 12 * "VaD Victis." IN the present excited etato of the ?di?r tisin'j mania, we scarcely know how to address our friends. "Unprecedented Rushes." "Enormous Increase of Hi/.," ad\ eaptandun* cigar puffs, a liberal profusion of superlatives, together with the quiotly-whis perod-in-your-eav assurance that it is aston? ishing how tho young men stand up to the grave demands upnu their, physical endur? ance?really havo left our mouuat stylo in tho ! shade \Vo havo, however, no dosiro or love for the sensational. "Water always finds lta level," and purchasers of 10 cent hams and cooking butter vamped under tho name of "Gilt Edge," soon find their way baok to where good goods only aro kept; and whore no promises are mado which aro not meant to he performed. Our stock is full, our busi? ness fair, ( not unprecedented,) terms are cash, and our goods are up to tho standard wo have always maintained. Wc can promise no moro. Verbum sap. Nov2 GBO. SYMMERS. Gnns and Pistols. I RESPECTFULLY inform my friends and tho public in general that I havo on hand a 'well-selected stock of double and ainglo-barrolod GUNS, REPEATERS, Shot Pouches and flasks, Gamo Bags, Caps and Ammunitiou, Toys of all description, Walking Canos, Rud many other articles too numerous to mention, which I offer for sale low for cash. Bopairing done at short notioo. Alao, Keys fitted. P. W. KRAFT, Nov 4_At the Sign of tho Big Gun. Planters Can Get the Highest Prioe FOR their COTTON, and buy thoirGBO OERIES at the cheapest rates, at Sept 24 HARDY SOLOMON'S. "Let our Just Oeusure LUMBIA,^, C., TUESDAY M< Dancing School. I WILL open my DANCING SCHOOL for young ladies and gentlemen and children, at Parker's Hall, on MONDAY, the 17th instant. The children's class will be taught at 4 o'clock, aud the adult class at 8 o'clock P. M. I will bo found at tho hall to form engagements. Nov 15 3_.^lll^13 BAOATl. To Members of the Bar. VOLUME III RICHARDSON*d REPORT-, new seri?s, $5. Also, a largo assort? ment of otbor Law Books and Law Blanks. Tor aale at R. L. BRYAN'S Bookstoro. Nov 14 Just Received, Yio^_ AN extra fine lot of Kentucky *HBA MULES and HORSES, some of which g*X^f*Laro well broke. They may bo Been at diaries Logan's 8tablcs, corn-r Senate and Assembly street*. Nov 12 * W. S. A: L. T.Vi-BOTT. T r Sale. THE PANORAMA OF COLUMBIA, rm bracing scones previous, to and during tho war. It may bo Been at Nov 1:1 G. D1EUCKS', Main -tree: INSURE YOUR LIFE! Mm A LIFE INSURANCE CO., ] IltllTFOitU, CONN. Gross Assets, Jan. 1,1873. S13 000 000. | I Annual Receipts. $6,000,000. SURPLUS over all liabilities, ISOO.OOO, cal? culations being mado en tlio highest I basis required by tho laws of any State in ! tho Union?a lour per cent reserve. The JE TNA LIFE laonool the three l irj Companies insuring lives ::i South Carolina,! giving real insurance id .. ? low liguroH as it; can be lurnisbed. Full information given <::; application to tho undersigned, at bio union, over Acnew's "store. W. B. GULICK, __Novl5i General Agent. | j Pratt's Astra! Oil a b S Q 1j y t Fdi V hi A V K . Perfectly odorless. Always uniform. Illu? minating qualities superior to Gas. Burns in any lamp, without danger of exploding or taking fire. Manufactured expressly to dis? place the use of volatile and dangerous oils. Ita safety under every poaeiblo test, and its perfect burning qualities are provod by Hb1 contiuuod ubc in ever 300,000 families. Mil? lions of gallon : havo been sold,' and no acci-1 dont?directly or indirectly?has evor oc? curred from burning, atoring or handling it. Tho immenso yearly Iosb to life and property, resulting from tho ubo of cheap and danger? ous oils in the United States, is appalling. The Insurance Companies and Fire Commis? sioners throughout tho country rocommend the ASTRAL aa the best safe-guard when lamps uro uecd. Rond for Circular. WM. 1?. STANLEY, Columbia, has a complete atock at all times._Oct 9 3mo A Marvelous Medicine ?TT'-O1* tho Liver, Stomaoh and Bowels.! J} Hoinitsh's BLOOD PURIFYING LIVER PILLS. Cures Livor Complaint, Headache, Stomach Disorders, Indigestion and Consti? pation. For Bale only at Nov 5 t HEINIT3H'S DRUG STORE. MILLINERY. First Prize Awarded at Fair of 1873. MRS. C. E. REED has opened i a fino a8Bortment of Ladies', Minsea' and Children's BON j NETS, Hats. Caps, Cloaks, Red ingotes. Furs, Undor-woar and 1 Hair or all descriptions; also, Mrs. Moody's and other styles of Comets. All of which will bo aold at reduced prices. Mrs. Reed was awardod the bigbost premiums at tho ?tnt? Fairs for tho best Millinory. _ Oot 23 3mo_ THE lato telegrams from Washington, an? nouncing the decision of tho United Statte Suprtmc Court, concerning tho Bills of the Bank oi the State, Did not create moro excitement in Colambia than was caused by tho announcement that there are plenty moro of those tine Havana CIGARS, of our own raakn, which are hi ill all the rage. Wu also announce that Building | and Loan and Greenbacks are Received at Par. Great throngs aro flocking to avail theni s-clvos of thin opportunity to procure the choice Tobaccos and Cigars to be had Al the California Cigar Store. NovO M.SULZUACHER. Views for tho Million. IHa.YE just received a tine assortment of ] STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, English and American, colored and plain. Also, ILLU-I MINATED ones. R. L. BRYAN. Premium i.ui. Tho following is the list of premiums awardod by tbo Stute Agricultural nnd Mechanical Society, ul its ?fib annual exhibition: Field Cnoi'S, Ac.?Lugest yield ot corn on ouo aoro of restored lowlands, II E. Ellison, Jr., Fuirfield, 610. Lirgest yield on ton noros of restored lowlands, U. E. Ellison, Jr., Fuirfield, $25. t Largest yield wheat on fivo ucrcs, T. W. R.tbb, Fairfield, $10. Largest yield oats on ten acres, T. W, Rabb, Fairfield, $20. Largest yield oats on one aero, T. \V. Rabb, FairUeld, 65. 1 bale native Means grass, largest yield per aore, J. M. Morgan, Richluud, $5. Largest yield sweot potatoes on one aero, 426^ bushels, T. W. Rabb, Fair field, 85. Samples of Field OnoPS.?Bag whito wheat, 14 bushels to acre, James Mc Caslan, Abbeville, $5. Bushel red wheat, R. A. Griffin, Abbeville, #5. Bag bread ooru, Jumes McCaslan, Abbeville, $5. Stock corn, one bushel, J. N. Hoff? man, Lexington, 85. A W, '? ? i - El Attend the True ORNIN?, NOVEMBER 18. 18 Bushel barley, D. W. A ikon, Abbe? ville, ?5. Bushel oats, T. W. Rubb, Fairfiold, $5. Bushel rye, D. W. Aikeu, Abbovillc, 4 bushels different varieties ptu?, T. W. Rabb, Fairfield, ?5. Display of grain, T. W. Rabb, Fair field, $10. Sweet potatoes, bushel, J. N. Hoff? man, Lexington, $5. Bushel Irish potatoes, R. A. Grifliu, Abbeville,, $5. j Bushel tublo turnips, D. R. Elkius, Fairfield, $5. Bushel Ruta-bago turnips, W. I*. Spigeucr, Richiaud, $5. Bulo pea viuo hay, J. 31. Crawford, Columbia, $5. Native grass, bale, D. W. Aikeu, ! Abbeville, $5. Lucerne hay, J. Wash Walls. L.iu rens, $5. Bushel seed rice, water-flowed, with sheaf attached, W. O. Cain, Sumter, Bushel upland rice, T. W. itibb, I Fairfield, $5. Buuch cigars, S. C. made, uativo to? bacco, Master Suudy Swygert, J-i years old, Richiaud, ?5. j Bale, cutton, J. j\I Crawford, Cjlura bia, first premium, $10. I Bale cotton, Wra. C. Foouhc, Abbe? ville, second premium, $5. 0 pumpkins, J. N. Hoffman, Lexing? ton, $2. Qoords, Mrs. M. A. Walker, worthy of mcutioo. Balo wool, beat, J. W. Watt--, Liu rens, first premium, 310. Bale wool, best, R. A. Grifliu, second premium, $5. Fruit. Garden and Tree Depart? ment.?Lot apples, J. W. Avery, 31u gara, $0. BaBket pears, Mrs. F. H. May rant, Columbia, $5. 150 peuoh trees, grown by exhibitor, W. Summer, Fomaria, $3. Bonnet squash, Miss Hattio Friday, Columbia, silver. 51 varieties frnit and garden seed, Mrs. A. B. C. Lindsay, Abbeville, $5. 30 varieties strawberry plants, Win. Summer, Pomaria, silver. 8 varieties raspberry plants, Wm. Summer, Pomaria, silver. Bouquet, Miss C. A. Majraut, Colum? bia, silver. Basket pomegranates, Mrs. Thomas G. Bacon, Edgefield, silver. Pio melou, Mrs. John Elkins, Fair field, silver. Basket mangoes, Mrs. A. 31. Cain, Sumter, silver. Groundnuts, Mrs. James MeCaahin, Abbeville, ?5. Pecans, Miss Alice Chisholm, Beau? fort, silver. 140 Southern applo seodliogs, Wm. Summer, Pomaria, $3. 100 staudard pear trees, 1, 2 and 3 years, Wm. Summer, Pomaria, $3. Horses.?Heavy draft Btullion, over 4 years, E. C. Simkins, Newberry, $20. Light draft stallion, over 1 veur, R. A. Grifliu, Abbeville, $10. IL uvy draft brood maro and colt, D. P. Duncan, Union, $25. Heavy draft filly, 3 years, W. R. Smith, Newberry, 820. Heavy draft filly, 2 years, 11. A. Grifliu, Abbeville. $20. Heavy draft filly, 1 year, D. P. Dau oan, Union, first premium, $20. Heavy draft filly, 1 year, J. M. Morgan, Richiaud, Becond premium, $10. Light draft stalliou, over 4 yoars, M. M. Buford, Newberry, $20. Light draft stallion, over 3 years, W. W. Smith, Richiaud, 21 oloss premium, $20. Light draft stallion, 1 year, J. M. Crawford, Columbia, $10. Light draft brood marc, J. C. Hunter, Union, $20. | Light draft brood maro and colt, J. M. Crawford, Columbia, firat premium, $25. Light draft brood maro and colt, D. Wyatt Aiken, Abbeville, second pre? mium, $15. Light draft mare, -1 years, J. A. Rich? ardson, Abbeville, $20. Light drift filly, 3 years, D. Wyatt Aikeu, Abbeville, first premium, $20. Light draft filly, 3 years, John D. Frost, Richiaud, second premium, $10. Light draft filly, 2 years, W. D. i.iiij, a, ? ?i ucit y, /. Light draft filly, 1 year, 3Ioore A Fludd, Sumter, first premium, $20. Light draft filly, 1 year, T. L. Bulow, Fairfield, $10. Blooded stallion, over 1 years, Thos. G. Bacon, Edgefield, $20. Blooded stallion, over 3 je if t, John sob Uagood, Barnwcll, $20. Blooded stallion, over 2 years, T. Cl. Bacon, Edgefield, $10. Blooded brood mare, T. G. B.ioou, Edgefield, $20. Blooded brood marc and colt, J. S. Sim*, Union, 825. Blooded more, 4 years, E. B. C. Cash, C bos tor Hold, $20. Blooded filly, 2 yoira, J. C. Bulow, Fairfield, $20. Poiiies, mare and colt, 24 years, R. A. Grifliu, Abbeville, $20. Saddle pony, MoDoffii HamptoD, Riohland, 315. Oanodiau stallion, D. Wyatt AikBn. Abbeville, $20. Matohed horses, S. C. raised, R. A. Griffin, Abbeville, $25. Matohed mares, S. C. raised, W. A. Beaty, Unioo, $25. ? Event." 73. VOL. IX?NO. 2fJ6. Matched harness ponies, 8. C. raised, under 14 hands, D. Wyatt Aiken, Abbe? ville, $20. Saddle horse, S. C. raised, W. A. Beuty, Union, #20. Mutchod horses, open to tbo world, Charles LogaD, Columbia, $15. Matched mares, open to the world, 11. Gruhnm, ltiohland, $15. Singlo harness horse, open to the world, Charles Logan, Columbia, $10. Saddle horse, open to the world, G. Sellers, Orangeburg, $10. Single harness mure, open to the world, R. Graham, Richland, $10. S-iddlo mare, open to the world, J. S. Hair, Newberry, $10. Heavy draft gelding, R. A. Grifllu, Abbovillo, $15. Light draft gelding, S. C. raised, any ago, R. A. Grifliu, Abbeville, $15. I Light draft geldiug, S. C. raised, 3 years, R. Tozer, Coluinbiu, $15. Stulliou oxhibiting tbo greatest num? ber of bent colts upon the ground, E. C. Simkins, Newberrv, $25. Noaiest thorough-l>rcd trottio?? stil liou, for stud purpose*, O. Daly, Rich land, $20. Nearest rtoroagh-brcd pacing stal lion, for stud purposes, M. M. Baford, Newberry, $20. ] Combination sweepstakcu, W. II. ; Beuty, Union, $25. I Jacks, Jennkttes axd Mules.?Jack, S. C. raised, 3 years, G. W. Davis, Rich i land, $15. I Jeunctte, S. C. raisod?Geo. W. D.ivi?, ! lliebland, $10. i Pair S. C. raised males, W. D. Bol i leek, Fairfleld, $15. I Single harness mule, S. C. raised, M. j M. Biiford, Ncvfberry, $10. Mule, S. C. raised, 2 years, R. A. Griffin, Abbeville, $10. Mulo coir, 1 year, M. Clownev, Fuir field. $5.' Pair of mules, open to the world, R. Kerum?, worthy of premium, bat none offered. Team of 4 mules, open to the world, R. Keenan, Richland, worthy premium of $15. Cattle.?Devon cow, 3 years or up? wards, J. Wash Watts, Laurens, ^first premium, $20. Devon cow, ditto, J. Wash Watts, Laurens, second premium, $10. Devon heifer, 2 to 3 years, J. Wash Watts, Laurens, $10. Durham ball calf, T. L. Balow, Fair field, $5. ' Darhara cow, 3 years or upwards, J. Wush Watts, Laurens, first premium, $20. Durham cow, 3 years or upwards, R. A. Gritlin, Abbeville, second premium, $10. Ayrshire ball, 3 years or upward*, J. W. Watts, Laurens, first premium, $20. I Ayrshire ball, 3 years or upwards, R. A. Grilliu, Abbeville, 2d premium, $10. Ayrshire heifer, 2 to 3 years old, D. Wyatt Aiken, Abbeville, $20. Ayrshire heifer, 1 to 2 years old, D. Wyutt Aiken, Abbeville, $10. brahmin bull, 3 years or upwards, D. Wyatt Aiken, Abbeville, $20. Grude ball, 3 years or upwards, Dr. E. B. Tnruipseed, Columbia, first pre? mium, $20. Grade bull, 3 years or upwards, M. Clownev, Fair field, second premium, $10. Grade bull, 2 to 3 years old, Thos. W. Rabb, Fair field, $10. Grade calf, 1 to 2 years, Thomas W. Rabb, Fairfleld, $5. Grude oow, 3 years or upwards, Thos. W. Ru b, Fairfleld, first premium, $20. Grade cow, 3 y.:ars or upwards, R. A. Griffin, Abbeville, second premium, $10. Grade cow, 2 to 3 yeurs old, R. A. Grifliu, Abbeville, first premium, $20. Grade cow, ditto, Thos. W. Rabb, Fail field, second premium, $10. Grado beifer, 1 to 2 years old, Thos. W. Rabb, Fairfield, first premium, $10. Grado beifer, 1 to 2 years old, J. Wash Watts, LaurcQB, second premium, 85. Ileifer calf, j.j Durham and }4 Ayre shire, J. Wash Watts, Laurens, $5. Native bull, 3 years old or upwards, C. O. Marshall, Ricblund, first premium, $20. Native ball, ditto, John Taylor, Lex iugtou, second premium, $10. Native oow, 3 years old or upwards, Thus. W. Rabb, Fairfield, $20. Native beifer, 1 to 2 years old, Thos. W. Ribb, Fairfield, $10. Milch eowB, cow to be milked oa the grouud, J. M. Crawford, Columbia, first premium, $20. Milch oows, ditto, R. A. Griffin, At Ibr villo, seeond premium, $10. Yoke oxen, S. O. raised, W. D. War? ren. 1'endlctoa, first premium, $20. Yoke oxen, ditto, C. O. Marshall, Richland, second premium, $10. Herd, not less than 5, owned by ex? hibitor, J. Wash Watts, Laurens, $20. Alderuey bull, 5^ years, W. D. Warren, Pendleton, $20. Sheep and Goats.?Merino back, two years or upwards, J. T. McGowan, Lauren*, $10. Pen of Merino ewes, J. T. Mo Gowau, Laurens, $15. Pen of Moriao owe lamb), J. T. Mc? Gowan, Laurens, 810. , South Down ram, 2 years, Geo. W. Davis, Richland, $10. African book, 2 years or upwards, R. A. Griffin,Abbeville, $10. African book, 2 years, W. P. Spige ner, Richland, $10. ? ii in -1- i ?MiiMiinMMiiMiuiMan w>' . :-., Grade book, 1 to 2 years, R. A. Grif flo, Abbeville, $10. ' ' i^ .i Pen - of grade ewes, B. A. Griffio, ; Abbeville, $16. ttn Thorough-bred Cashmere back,. J, Wash Watts, Laarens, $5. -Thorough-bred Cashmere owe, J%:<./ Wash Watts, Lanrens, $5. i < I % Cosbmete kids, J. Wash Wattig Ii. Laurent, $5. ? g I Cashmere back, Dr. J. L. Sims, Union, $5. Swine and Doos. ? Ebsox boar, 2 years, J. Wash Watts, Laurenb, $8. Essex sow. 6 months, D. Wyatt Aiken, . Abbeville, $8. Essex bow and pigs, not less than 4", R. Tozer, Colombia, $10. Berkshire boar, any age, T. O. San? ders, Sumter, $8; Berkshire sow, T. O. Sanders, Sam ter, $8. Berkshire row and pigs, T. O. San? ders, Sumter, $10. Native or grade boar, under 12 months, Jno. T. Wright, Colombia, $3. Grade bow, T.O. Sanders, Sumter, $8. Dorchester sow, 12 months, T. L. Bil? low, Fairfield, $8. Pointer bitch. 7 months, Keith Tar rer, Columbia, $3. Shepherd dog, 1 year, J Wash Watts, Lnureus, $3. Hounds, 5 months, Mooro and FlndcL Sumter, $3. Poultry.?Pair Brahmas, J. M. Crawford, Colombia, $2. Trio Cochins, U.L. Tappan, Colum? bia, $2. Puir Cochins, R. M. Hall, Charles? ton, $2. Trio DorkinE, L. F. Hornsby, Co? lumbia, $2. Pair black Spanish, Dr. R. W. Gibbcs, Columbiu, $2. Puir Leghorns, Mrs. J. SI, Craw? ford, Columbia, $2. Pair Scubright Bantams, Miss E. D. Sutphcu, $2. Pair Gain es, Thomas G. Baooo, Edg efiol.i, $2. Turkeys, ilia. E. O'Neale, Colombia, $2. 12 7\Iuscovey duoks, Mia. Anna DeSauosure, Columbia, $2. Aylcsbury Duoks, Mrs. J. M. Craw* ford, Columbia, $2. 5 Pigeons, R. W. Hawloy, Columbia, $2. Tailoring.?Gentleman's shirt, Miss Salhe H. Drenuan, Columbia, medal. Sbirt, Mrs. P. Y. Dibble, OraDgeburg, medal. Case furnishing goods, R. Sz W. CL Swaffield, Colombia, diploma. Meohanical Department?Plows, Ploughing Matches.?Cast -mould board 1-horse plow, "Avory," Hart & Co., OharleBtOD, diploma. 2 l-hor8e wrought ??Avery" steel plows, Hajt & Co., Charleston, diploma. 2 2-borse wrought ??Avery" ' steel plows, Hart & Co., Charleston, diploma. ' Card sweepB, L?rick A Lowraoce, Colombia, honorable mention. Sweeps, scooters and shovels, J." B;' Adger & Co., Charleston, honorable mention. Sweeps and scoot ors, Hart A Co., Charleston, honorable mention.' Turning plow oo scooter stock, Hart & Co., Charleston, diploma. Plowing matob, J. T. MoGowan, Lau rens, O. F. Chappoll, J. S. Chappell, J. M. Crawford, Richland. $25 each. Plow matob, Aaron Vance, intro? duced by L. L. Yoang, Lanrens, $20. Plow match, Joe Hill, entered by M. M. Buford, ander IG, Newberry, $10. Patent portable plank and straight rail fence, G. H. Robertson, Bolton, MisB., medal. 1 % wagon, G. W. Wright, Colombia, diploma. Utley cotton press, Geo. A. Shields, Colombia, medal. Cotton giu, Neblott A' Goodrich, Au? gusta, Ga., diploma. Ox yoke, J. E. Adger & Co., Charles? ton, medal. Ames' double and dingle trees and set, J. E Adger A Co., Charleston, medal. Amos' singletrees, J. E. Adger Sc Co., Charleston, medal. Patent combination plow, C. T. Kee, Chester, modal. Wine and cider press, J. E. Adger & Co.. Charleston, medal. Axle Grease, Palm Oil Axle Grease Company, Chaileston, medal. Wbeep tikius, John Moorer, Orange burg, medal. Mechanical Department, Machine? ry and Manufactories in Wood and Iron.?10 horse portabto engine, Amen, manufacturer, Cameron, Barkley Sc Co., C hut lest on, medal. Model farm gate, patent, J. H. Blae seugame, Spartanburg, medal. Table, mosaic top and walnut stand, Win. A. Nicholson, Union, diploma. Specimen Bash and blinds, F. W. Wing, Columbiu, medal. Specimen of doors, S. C. made, F. \v*. Wing, Colombia, medal. Specimen cypress staves and heads, Moutoith & McMuster, Fort Motte, , medal. Buckets, S. C. mndo, Wm. Hennlea, Columbiu, medal. ' C sots wagou and carriage hobs, 3 p-'ts wagon and carriage rims, P. S. Whisnaut & Son, Charlotte, N. 0., me? dal. 2 family carriages, John Agnow, Co? lumbia, medal. Open buggy, John Aguew, Columbia, medul. 2 top baggies, W. K. Greenfield, Co? lumbia, medal. Largest collection of iron castings, John Alexander, Columbia, medal. Simultaneous feed circular saw car? riage, G. A. Shields, Columbia, worthy of uotioe. Sot grist mill irons, John Alexan? der, Columbia, medal. Gearing for ciraular saw mill, com? plete, John Alexander, Colombia, me? dal. Steam fire extinguisher, for cotton lint rooms, (Hughes, maker,) Cameron, Barkley & Co., Charleston, honorable mentioo.