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BY JULIAN A. SELBY. In the United States Conrt at Green? ville, on the 17tb, Judge Bryan passed the following sentences: B. J. R-imngo and a. M. Wicker?information for not having special tax stamp exposed?the defendant plead guilty, und were sen? tenced to pay a fine of $10 and oosts. John J. Watson?concealing distilled spirits?$500 nnd three months' im? prisonment. Jumes E. Gaffuey?rob- j bing the mail.s?hurd labor for fiftecu months. Last Thursday, at Polkton. N. O. Mary Haley, colored, shot and killed Elias Smith, colored. Tliojuryof in? quest brought in a verdict of guilty against the woman, who was arrested and lodged in jail. Tax Union No. 12, of Fairfleld, has proposed a convention io that County of the honest pooplo, to be bold on the first Monday in September, to consult as to the expediency of nominating candidates for the Legislature. 6,000 persons were present at Spur tanburg, at the Grange celebration, on the 13th. Every hotel was crowded, and the wagon-yards and vacant lots | were foil to overflowing. Office Board of Health, COLUMBIA, 8. C, Auocst 14, 1874. IN order to guard against epidemics, the | citizens of Columbia are earnestly on joined to nae disinfectants in their out nouses and other place? likely to generate i disease. By order: WALTER R. JONES, Clerk. Q~ Union-Herald copy. Aug 15 6 Steam Engine For Sale. AN 8-horao STEAM ENGINE, in first rate order, for salo: suitable for a cot? ton gin or trriat mill. Price, $500. Apply to RICHARD TOZER. Aug 12_ Spartan barg and Asbeville Railroad. Nature's Highway Across the Mountains! Light Grades, Eaby Cubves,No Tunneling LET XT BE BUILT SPEEDILY j A link in the Air-Line Road botween the cities of Cincinnati, Lsuiavillo, St. Louis, Chicago and Charleston, seventy-fonr miles long, with less than twenty miles of heavy work. Shorter than any hue from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore to either of these citieB, and many hundred miles nearer to these centres of Western trade than any existing line to Charleston. The Road that promisee to make Charles-1 ton the market for the trade of the great North-west, the Weet Indies, South Ame? rica and Europe; also, an important emi? grant station. ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION, 8AFE IN MANAGEMENT AND PROFITABLE IN RESULTS. An important enterprise for the develop? ment of South Carolina. Shares Fifty Dollars each, payable in ten installments. Every citieen of this State should -own at least one 8hare. Charleston, with her magnificent Hsr- j bor and genial climate; her immense unde? veloped back country, containing a fertile Boil, fine pasture grounds and inexhausti? ble water power; her contiguity to the West Indies and Sooth America, and her unparalleled European ocean coarse, is destined, upon the completion of this Im postamt Tmink Li se, to emerge from her prostrated condition and become what nature has intended she should be?the Gbxat Commkhcial Metropolis of the Southern Section of the United States. LIMIT OF STOCKHOLDERS'LIABILITY. The following clause iu the charter is published for the information of sub? scribers: Sec. 4. "That no Stockholder of said Company shall be held liable for the debts, contracts or acts of said corporation, beyond the amount? actually subscribed to the Capital Stock of said Company by auch Stockholder." DIRECTORS: Geo. W. William*, GAr.mun Cannon, B. Boi.lmann, John H. Evins, Alva Gaoe, T. B. Jeteb, Theo. D. Jeryey, D. R. Duncan, Theo. G. Babeeb, James E. Black, John 8. Fairly, John S. Wiley. Principal Office and Addross, 25 Broad street, Charleston, S. C. C. G. MEMMINGER, President. A. C. KAUFMAN, Secretary and Treaa. J ulyO_3 mo henky ward beecher AS the principal actor in tho greatest sensation ot tho day, and tho "Indian Girl..'as the leador of the Cigar Trade of the State, have boon thoroughly criticised aa to their merits, and tho result seems to be a warning to married men to husband more closely tho affections of their wives, and to Smokers in supplying their WANTS TO HUSBAND MORE Cloaely tbolr funds, by investing in the "Celebrated 53, Cigars," instead of inferior goods at higher rates, and to remomber that as no ono oau boast of moro WIVES THAN BRIQHAM YOUNG, So no cigar store can boast of as good Cigars and Tobacco for the price as the INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE, Aug U_Colombia, 8. 0. Honte to Rent. THE HOUSE and FOUR ACRE LOT of Mrs. E. J. Arthur. Goodgar -den and excellent well of water. Pos? session given immediately. Apply toWM. MARTIN or E. R. ARTHUR. July 4 "Let 01 COL FUR SINGING CLASSES! THE SONO MONARCH!! Jhj II. U. Palmer, assisted by L. O. Emerson. ABOOK admirably fitted for tbo nao of ] Singing-School Teuchel b, having, in addition to a compact, tin. ore lie. course, more than ISO pagos filled with Gtuos, Quartetten, Airs,Tunos, Ac, &c, pleasant to aiii? aujWhere, and constituting a most j agreeable courso of study. A good book also tor College Choirs, for Seminaries and Social Siugs. i'riee 75 cts. or 67.50 per do/.. For CUutra unit Convention*, THE LEADER ! I Is the Leader of all Church Music Bocka tor 1874 aud 1875, being tbo first in the bold and of a character that cannot bo excelled. By H- It, Palmer, of Chicago, assisted by* L. O. EaiEiiSON, of Boston. Containing, also, compositions fiom the] bauds of largo numbers of American Music I writers. Fun Conventions. Cnoir.s and Sisoing Classes. Tho LEADER has 80 pages of Singlug School Music, tho same as that iu tho Soug Monarch, and large numbers of new Tunes I aud Anthems, all by the best enmposors. Price $1.38 or $12.00 per dozen. Spcciuicncopieeotthoabovobook u] ailed, post-paid, for retail price. OLIVER DITSON A CO., Boston. OHAS. II. DITSON & CO., Aug 14 wsir 711 Broadway, N.T. _ New Books at Bryan's. THE QltEAT ICE AGE nnd its Ro'atiou to the Antiquitv of Man?by James Geike, F. It. S. $2 50. Wilkos, Sheridan, Fok, (of time of George III.) $2 00. Sumner, (Professor,) ou American Cur? rency. $3.00. Doctrine of Evolution?by Winohcll. $1.00 Vernes' Meridian or Adventures in South Africa. Vernes' from the Earth to the Moon and Around It. $1.00. 6un Views of tbo Earth or tbo Seasons, illuatrated?by Procter, F. R. 8. $2 50. Vernes' Journey to tho Centre of the Earth. 75 cents. Also, a supply of now NOVELS, by Eng [ lish and German authors, cheap. i CONGAREE IRON WORKS, COLUMBIA, S. C. JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor. MANUFACTU? RE tt OF STEAM ENGINES, SAW AND GRI8T ? MILLS. GIN r Gearing, and all kinds of Iron Castings for Ma? chinery and Or? namental Cast? ings for Stores and Dwellings, Patent Railings for Gardens and Cemeteries, Iron Settees and Arbor Chairs; a>ieo, Brass Castings of aii kinds, Bells for Churches, Schools, Work-shops, &o. Guarantee all my work first claes and equal to any North or South. Works at foot of Lady street and near to 1 South Carolina and Greenville A Columbia Railroad Companies' Depots. Nov 18 LAWYERS'* OFFICES! INSURANCE OFF1CKS! ROOMS KOK FAMILIES! SINGLE BED-ROOMBX to let in the new Central National Bank Building. PRICES TO S TJIT THE TIMES. Bed-Rooma from $3 por month upwards; F&m y Rooms from $G per month npwards; J Lawyers' Offices from $6 pr month npwards. WATER, GAS, WATER and WOOD CLO? SETS and other modern improvements in? side building. No back rooms, all fronting on the street. Good ventilation. A Janitor in obarge of bnilding. Apply ta Centra] Bank, or to Messrs. 8EIBEL8 A KZELL. April 2_ MILLINERY. A FULL line of latest styles; also, Ladies' and Children's SUITS, Mrs. Moody's celo Ibratod CORSETS, with other styles; UNDER-WEAR in 'great variety; HAIR of all description, and Bacaar Pat? terns, which will bo sold very low. Pleaso call and see for yourselves, at Jnne2 8mos MRHQ E. REED'8. Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry! WM. GLAZE, AT hisnew store, Main street, nearly op? posite the Central National Sank, has large and beautiful stock of fine WATCH ES stem and key winders, from best European and American manufacturers, aud of his own importation, in gold and silver cases. Elegant JEWELRY! An unrivaled assort? ment just received and all the latest stvlea. Sterling SILVER-WARE, in Bets and cases, Bridal Presents, nnd a very line selection of Plated-Ware. Gold Watch and Neck Chains, Lockets, elogant Seal, Wedding and En? gagement Itlngs, large stock of Spectacles and Eye-GlaseYB, Clocks, Mnsical Boxes, I and a great variety of Fancy Articles. My l stock is the largest and best selected in tho I Southern country and will bo sold as cheap as iimo article can be bought anywhere. Pot 24 _ Official Order, No, 1. IWANT all Smokers to know that there are still plenty moro of tho celobratod 5 cent PARTAOA8 on hand. I gnarantco that they contain more and a better quality of Tobacco than any other 0 coul Cigar sold in this city. Special Order, No. 2. All Smokers or Pressed Cigars will please take notice that they can get a bunch con? taining 25 Cigars tor $1, and all other popular brands at equally low pricoa, at the CALIFORNIA CIGAR STOKE, (Sign of tho Indian Chief,) 8d Door Below Wheeler House. Jone 6 Extracts-. ENGLISH, French and American EX? TRACTS for the Handkerchief, for ?ale at L. T. BILLIMAN A CO.'d Jol? 7 Drug Store. lr Just Censures i I??? UMBIA, S. C, WEDNESDA LIST OF PREMIUMS Offered by Slate Agricultural and Mecha? nical Society and Auxiliary Joint Slock Association, at Fair to be held in Co? lumbia, S. G., beginning Tuesday, No? vember 10, 1871, and closing 13(7*. FIELD CHOI' DEPARTMENT. For the cheapest crop of cotton, grown on a rarm of not less than ten hands ?5C For the choapest crop from a hum of not less than five hands. 25 For the cheapest pouud of cotton, grown on any farm or plantation in South Carolina. The laigest crop of corn, not leys than twenty bushels per acre, grown upon ton acres or more of restored upland 25 Largest crop upuu one acre, same re? quisitions,. If Samo premiums upon restored or re? claimed lowi.iud. Best experiment in cotton, (sot forth in au OB say,) proving the comparative merits ?f ttio South Carolina made fertilizers, tho cost and quantity of each fertilizer used per acre; the mode of application, preparation and tillago. and original quality of the soil, and all such details as will prove tho truo value of each fortdizar; not less than two varieties of fertilizers to boused. 25] Best similar experiment in corn. 25 | similar experiments m cotton and corn,with commercial fertilizers, open to the world, each. 25 Largest yield wheat on 20 acres or moro, to weigh 00 pounds per bushel. 20 Same, on five acres. 10 Largest yield of oats on ten acres. 20 Same on one acre. 5 Larueet yield rye on one aero. 5 " 'l barley on ouo aero. 10 i " benc ou one acre. 10 " " palma christi or castor oil bean on one acre.. 10 " " pea-vine hay ou one aero 5 " " native grass ou one aero 5 " '* clover on ono acre. 5 " " herbs, or foreigu grass, on ono ucro . 5 One bale of each to be on exhibition, and affidavit of facts to bo tiled with Secretary. Largest yield sweet potatoes ou one acre, one-eighth of an acre to bo dug 5 Largest yield Irish potatoes, under the same requisitions. 10 Largest yield peas on ono acre. 5 " pindars on ouo acre.... 5 '* turnips on one aero. 5 To the farmer or planter who makes the largest net yield of crops per hand, not less than fivo hands, under same requisitions, for 187-1. 20 Ab cotton cannot he gathered by tho time awards are made at tne Anneal Fair, all competitors mast send in their statements to Executivo Committee by 15th December, by whom the award will be made. Exhibitors of all tho above crops must state io. writing, in full, to the Secretary, all the requisitions as laid dowu in the rules and regulations, (which see,) without which the judges will ho required tu withhold their awards; and the exhibitors not complying with Lues? requisitions will not be allowed to compete for the premiums of tho Society. SAMPLE OF FIELD CROPS. Best bushel of white wheat, with a sheaf of same. $5 liest bushel red wheat, sheaf of same.. 5 Best bushel bread corn, with 1 doz ears 5 Best bushel stock corn, with 1 doz ears 5 Boat bushel barley, with sheaf of aamo G Boat bnsbel oats, with sheaf of same.. 5 Beat bnsbel rye, with sheaf of same... 5 Beat bushel of pindars. 6 Beat collection field peas, half bush each 5 Best bushel grass seed, adapted to low? land culture. 5 Bost bushel grass seed, adapted to up? land culture. 5 Best display of grains. 10 Unless the sheaf be shown as above re? quired, the premium will be withheld. liest buabel sweet potatoes. 5 " Irish potatoes. 5 " table turnips.. 6 " stock turnips. 5 " mangel wurzol or ether stock beet. 5 Best bale psa-vine hay. 5 *? clover hay. 5 ' " native grass bay. 5 " cultivated grass. 5 Best variety long staple cotton, 0 stalks 2 Best variety short staple cotton,0 stalks 2 Best bushel of water-flowed seed rice, with sheaf of same. 5 Best bushel of upland seed rice, with sheaf of safe. 5 Best specimen of leaf tobacco.. 2 Best box South Carolina made cigars, from South Carolina raised tobacco.. 5 To exhibitor largest and best variety field crops, grown by himself.. 20 Best quart rice* selected from lot of not less than twenty barrels, with certi? ficate of factor of the Bale. 5 specimen hops, not less than peck 5 " specimen pumpkins, six. 2 " specimen ramie, with description of culture and preparation for market. 5 Exhibitors of hay most give the mode of cultivating, curing, harvesting, Ac. Best 1 bale upland cotton. 10 2d best 1 bale upland cotton. 5 Best 1 hale sea island cotton. 10 2d best 1 hale sea island cotton. 5 Best bale wool, not less than 100 lbs_ 10 2d best bale wool, as above. 5 The cotton and wool must he on the Fun Grounds, during the exhibition, to claim premium, and must he of superior quality. HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT. Best jar leaf lard, 10 ponnrls. 5 " 10 pounds hard domestic soap. 5 " 10 pouudB toilet soap. 5 " ham, South Carolina raised, cooked 5 " 2 aides South Carolina raised bacon 5 11 barrel South Carolina flour, exhib? ited by manufacturer. 5 second best ditto. 5 " loaf bread .Silver " fruit, sponge or soda cako. each.Silver " specimen okra or tomato prepared for winter uso .Silver " gallon domestic vinegar.Silver " specimen tallow caudles.Silver " specimen prepared cayenne pep? per.Silver " apecimen starch.Silver ' " half bushel dried apples, peaches, pears, quinces aud plums, each. 5 " box domestic pranes.. 5 " specimen hermetically sealed fruits, each.Bilvor drum dried figs, preserved olives, specimen of olivo oil, Southern made and raised, each. 5 " sample jellies, preserves, pickles, jams, oatsaps, syrups, etc.. with full descriptions of the Sroaeee of manufacturing and coping the same, each kind..Silver Beat sample Chinese sugar oano syrup.Silver " 20 pounds sorghum sugar. $5 Bxbibitora of floor to atate how much Y MORNING, AUGUST 19, flonr made from a biiBUol o.i wheat, aud | variety of wheat tho Hour in made from. Heat jar buttor, 10 pounds. 51 jar May or Juno butter-.. " jar butter ono year old, with me? thod of preserving. 5 " South Carolina made ehe? so. Butt soecimcn South Carolina houcy, 10 pounds, to bo exhibited in the comb WINES, CORDIALS. ETC. Itcut specimen domestic, wiuo, not less than ono bottle of each kind, with lull description of the process of manufacturing and keeping the same, for each kind. 5 Liest specimen native grape wine, pun juice, made without the addition of any extraneous snhstanco. 51 FRUIT," GAUD UK AND TREE DEPARTMENT. Heat 100 oranges, open culture. and largest variety tablo apples... i and largest collection Southern Boedling apples, each variety named and labeled, grown by tho exhibitor I late seedling apple, lor all pur? poses, with description of tho trco, history of its origiu, kouping, Ac.Silver early acedling applo, Ac.Silver aud largest variety pears, grown by tho exbibiior. oi lato seedling for all purpoeon, with j description of tree, history, Ac. .Silver j Jearly seedling, as above.Silver collection of peaches, seedling or i othorB, grown by exhibitor.Silver collection quincee.Silver I col. grapes, growu under glaes.. .Silver collection nativo grapes, with his? tory of keeping, preserving, Ac. 5 Host d?z specimous limo, lemon or other Southern fruits not named above,Silver For best Southern Bcoilliug, of recent origin, within 3 years, with certiii cato of the fact aiid history.Silver Best and greatoet variety garden vege? tables, for table use, raised by ono individual. $5 1 A new and valuable variety of vegetable, with evidenco of its excellence or utility. 3j ItcBt and largest collection garden seeds. Southern raised, not less than 20 approved varieties, exhibited by one individual, aud beat for Southern horticulture. 5 Largest aud best collection Southern seedling apples, grown by exhibitor 3 Largobt and btwl collection peach tre?b, grown by exhibitor.... . 3 Largest and best collection pear trees, grown by exhibitor. ? 3 Greatest variety and best collection strawberry plante.Silver Greatest variety and host collection of raspberry plants.Silver Beat collection evergroeu trees.Silvei liest collection groen house plants, ex? hibited by one person.Silver Largest collection ot flowers, exhibited by ono person.Silver MANUFACTURES DEPARTMENT. Best bale oanaburgs, 8 ounces tu tbo yard.Medal BcBt balo shirting.Medal Boat bale sheetings.Medcl Best bale korseys.Medal Best balo stripes.>.Medal Best bale cotton drilling.Medal Best bale cotton yarns, comprising all tho numbers.Medal Best picea bagging, made of cotton. .Medal Best piece bagging, made of toug or Southern uiobb.Medal Beat piece plains.Silver Best piece satinets.Silver Boat piece tweed cassimere.Silver Beat pieco linaeys or kerseya.Silver Best piece plain flannel... .*.Silver Best piece twilled flannol.Silver Best bale of blankets, Southern wool.. $5 Beat cotton rope. Silver Best cotton plow lines.Silver Best woolen coverlet.8ilvar Best writing paper, to embrace ream medium, cap, letter and note_Medal Beat printing paper, one ream each of book and nowB .Silver Medal Best wrapping paper.Silver Medal Best ream print iug or wrapping paper, manufactnred from some material not heretofore used, aud known to be as good as paper o jw in use... Medal Best specimen of book-binding.Medal Best specimen book printiug in S, C. .Modal Best dozen bats, S. C. manufacture. .Medal Best gout's hat.Medal Best pair woolen blankste.Medal Boat pair cotton blankets.Medal Best 10 vards kersey.Medal 2d host 10 yards of same .Silver Best 10 yards woolen carpeting.silver, 2d best 10 yards of samo.Silver Best 10 yards stair carpeting.Silver 2d best 10 yards stair carpeting.Silver Best cotton carpeting.Silver 2d best cotton carpeting.Silver Bost 10 yards woolen jeans .Silver 2d best 10 yards woolen jeans. Silver Best 10 yards cotton jeans. .. .Si!?er 2d best 10 yards cotton jeans.Silver Bost cotton or mixed coverlet.Silver 2d best cotton or mixed coverlet.Silver Best coverlet, wool.Silver 2.1 best coverlet, wool.Silver Bost home-made mattress.Silver 2d best home-made mattress .Silver Beat pair woolvn socks .silver Best pair woolen stockings.Silver Best pair cotton socks.Silver Best pair cotton stockings.Silver Best pound cotton sewing thread ...Silver Best pound wooleu yarn .Silver Best 10 yards diapering.Silver Be?t cotton comforts .Medal ?J I best cotton comforts. Silver Bust hearthrug.Silver 2d best hearth rag.Silver I Bent specimen sewing silk.Silver Bent specimen roeled silk. .Silv?r Best peek cocoons.Silver Best stockings or half hose.Silver Best handkerchief or shawl.Silver Best specimens silk aud wool cloth, three yards. .Silver Be?t specimen* silk and cotton cloth, three yards.,.Silver LEATHER. Best and most useful carriage har? ness.Medal Boat and most useful doublo buggy harness.Modal Boat single buggy harness.Medal Best and most useful wagon harness.Medal Best set of cart harness.Medal Best plow gear.Medal Best aud most useful gent's saddle.. .Modal Best and most useful lady's saddle.. .Medal Best dozen brogaus. Modal Bast pair of boots.Medal Best naif dozen pair gent's shoes.... Medal Best half-do/en pair lady's shoes.Medal Latgest and best collection Southern tanned leather, consisting of kid, calf. boIo and harness.Diploma Best side upper, solo ami harness leather, each.Medal Best half-dozen calf skins.Medal Best side oil-droseod whang leather.. Medal Best dozen dressed sheep skins.Medal Beat dozen dressed goat akins.Medal Best specimen plantation tanned lea? ther for plantation use. 10 1874. CHEMICAL MANUFACTURES, CEMENT, OILS, MINERALS, Ac. Beet caeo or chest genuine medicine, Hiutablo for family use and the Southern praclitiuner.Silver Beet specimen cologne, S. C. made.Medal Best specimen writing ink, South Ca? rolina made.Medal Best specimen indelible ink. South Carolina made.Medal I Best gunpowder, S. C. made.Modal | Beet opium, South Carolina mado-Medal Beat collection minerals, illustrating tlto geology and mineralogy of South Carolina.Medal Best pptcimen cold preescd castor oil.Medal licet specimen linseed, lard and cot? ton seed oil, each .Medal; Bcf.t hag salt.Medal Bent barrel spirits turpentine.Medal Best barrel rosin.Medal Best barrel tar.Medal | Best specimen lime, gypsum, water cement and pearl ash, a barrel of each.Medil Best specimen Southern made paint, of Southern materials, different colors, mixod, applied and dry.. .Medal Beat French burr mill-atones, South? ern manufacture.Modal BcBt oil-stone and whet-stone.Medal ] Beet specimenfnative phosphate, ma? nipulated fertilizer, or commercial manure, a barrel of oach, accom? panied by its analysis.Modal Best raw bin monument and mantle piece, in South Carolina marble, .Medal ? Best and largest exhibition of stone? ware.Medal Best specimens lire brick, terra cotta, each.Medal Best South Carolina mill rock for grinding Indian corn.Medal Beet specimen stone ware, South Ca? rolina mado.Modal Best specimen S. C. made brick.Medal Best specimen lathe-turned granite. .Medal Best specimen polished granite.Medal Best spec. S. C. made porcelain ware. Medal Best spec, grando ware, S. C. mado, Medal NEEDLE AND FANCY WOB.K. DETABTMENT. Best lady's dress.Silver Best child's dross. .Silver Best sac-quo or basque.Silver I Best collar and chemisette.Silver Best under-sleeveB.Silver Best handkorchief.Bilvsr Best morning cap.8ilver Beet shawl.Silver Best mantle.Silver Best specimen of work in this depart? ment not enumerated.Silver 2d best specimen of work in this de? partment not enumerated.Silver Best specimen in this department by a girl under fourteen years.Silver Beat evidence, of taste ana skill in the same department.Silver KNITTING. NETTIKG AND CROCHET IN THREAD. Best collar and chemisette.Silver BeBt under-sleovtB.Silver Best haudkerchief.Silver Best morning cap.Bilver Best infant's cap.-SUvcr Bost infant's waiat.Silver Beat child's hat.Silver Best child's Bocks.Silver Best cradle quilt.8ilvor Best counterpano.Bilver Beet fringe and lace.Silver Best tidy.Silver Best bonnet.8ilver BeBt capo [Berthe].Silver Beat shawl.Silver Beat eet toilet mats.Silver Best over-socks.Silver Best under-shirtB.Silver Best fljwer vasos.Silver Bost Uower brackets.Silver Best aide-board cover.Silver Best specimen of work under this de? partment, not enumerated.Bilver Best specimen in this department, by a girl under fourteen years.8ilver KNITTING, NETTING OR CROCHET IN CREWEL OR SILK. BcstpUno cover.8ilver Beet table cover.Silver Best ottoman cover.Bilver Best shawl.Silver Best scarf f ?r neck. .Silver Beet pair of nnder-sieeves.Bi'ver Best head dress.Bilver Best child's hat or cap.Bilver Best child's spencer or sacque.Bilver Best counterpane.Silver Best cradle quilt. .Silver Best roticule.8ilver Best purae*.Silver Beet gloves.Silver Best hose, long or sb'.rt:.Silver Best child's j-oeke.Silver Best over-shoes.Silver Beet tnilrt mats.Silver Best lamp or vase mats.Silver Best slippers.Silver Best *et dessert mate.Silver Best napkin hug.Silver Best cushion.silver Best child's skirt.Silver Best child's drawers..Bilver Best tidy .Silver Best article not enumerated.Silver Best specimen in this department, by a girl under fourteen years.Bilver Best patch-work quilt in cotton.Silver Be^t patch-work quilt in silk.Silver Best raised work quilt.Silver Best patch-work iu worsed .Silver Best imitation Marseilles .Silver Best woven counterpane,H. C made..Silver Best silk comfort.Silver Brst ciib quilt, in silk.Silver Best specimen in this department by a girl under fourteen years.Silvir Best picture in tapestry.Silver Best piano cover.silver Best piano cover, raised work.iSiiver Best table cover, tapestry. Silver Best table cover, raised work.Silver Be?-t chair cover, raised work.Bilver Bent ottoman cover, raised work.Silver Bist ottoman cover.tapestry.Silver dest foot-stool cover, raised work... .Silver Best hearth-rug, raised work and tapoKtry.Silver Best pair of lire-screuns, raised work.Silver Best lamp or vaso mat.Silver Best cushion.Silver Bc?t slippers.Silver Best bull ropo.Silver Best specimen not enumerated.Silver EMBROIDERY IN SILK FL088, CHAIN STITCH OR BRAID. Beet lad\'s drei-s.Bilver "" shawl. M ** " mantlo. " " " scarf or neck-tie. " " " apron. " (Concluded on Fourth Page.) " " vest. " '* child's dress. " " " sr.cque or spencer. " cloak. ' " lady's reticule. " flre-acreena. " " oort-folio. embroidered. ? braided tidy. " " braided cushion. ' " toilet set. " jTJME x?NUMBER 12 " lady's cap. " smoking cap. " 44 specimen not enumerated. " specimen in this department by & girl under fourteen years... " Best bonnet, hat or cap.Silver. " willow work basket. *? M willow clothes baektt. ** 44 infant's toilet batket. " " set table mats. " M noat willow or ozier basket. " straw basket. " straw or shuck doormat. 44 Bc?t vase (lowers, wax.Silver " basket fruit, wax. " bouquet UowerB, wax.1- ** " vase rosiu 'lowers. 41 *' basket rosiu fru>t. '* uhell pyramid. '*' shell b?x. 44 " specimen bead work. 44 specimen shell work, in any de sign, not on the Hat. *? " specimen in auy design. '* " specimen in this department, by a girl under fourteen years... Best leather backet.Silver " " picture frame. 44 ?? ?? ctagero. " ?? " table. " cbaira. " '* bronze tab.o. " port-folio. " " pictnro rrame. " ? " specimen iu this department, by. a girl under fourteen years... "~ MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT. ; Best steam engine for agricultural purposes, at work on the ground. Medal I " Southern farm gate and binges. *' " improved grist mill.Diploma " lathe for metal.Medal '? " for wood.. 44" " rope-twisting machine, for plan? tation 086. '* ' " sugar mill, cast.Diploma " eugar mill, wood.Medal wheel wrigbt machine. " MANUFACTURES IN WOOD AND IBON. Best secretary and book case, South Carolina made.Medal " side-board and bureau, South Carolina made. " " sofa, South Carolina made. ** ?? bedstead. South Carolin a made. "" " set fino chairs, 8. O. made. " " Bet common chairs. ffr " invalid chair, 8. O. made. *J picture frames. ** ?? dining table, 8. C. made. 44 " tin or wire safe, 8. C. made. " " kitchen table, with shelves and drawers, 8. C, made. " window Bash and blinds, each, South Carolina made. "' " panel door,South Carolina made " " South Carolina made bee hive.. " ?? what-not, of 8. C. wood.. " 44 set of cottage furniture, made of South Carolina wood. " Beat collection of specimens of South Oarolina wood for cabinet use. Medal. *? dozen cedar, cypress, juniper and nine buckets, each, South Carolina made. " " dozen cedar, cypress, juniper and pine tubs, each, . South Carolina made. . .. '* " dozen broom-corn and palmetto brooms, each, 8. C. made.... 44 44 blacksmith's bellows. South Ca? rolina made.plantation use.. " " rifle gun, South Carolina made. " " clone family carriage, combining convenience, lightness and aafety, 8. C. made. cr open buggy. *? top boggy. ?*?? " and largest exhibition mechan? ics'toolB, Southern made.... *? 14 and largest exhibition of iron castings. 44 14 specimen bar and ronad iron... 44 44 saw mill irons. 44 grist mill irons. 44 set blacksmith's tools. washing machines.. ?. 14 tj" specimen plating rfono in 8.0. Diploma. 44 horse-shoes, 8. O. made.Silver 44 horse-shoe naiis, 8. C. made...- 44 44 keg South Carolioa'cut nails.... M 44 bell. South Carolina made. " 44 display of B. 0. made carriages. bnggi- s.Ae, 'romone factory Diploi is FLOV78. Best cast mould board 1-horao plow Diploma 44 cast mould board 1-borse plow 44 44 wrought iron one-horse would board plow 44 44 wrought iron 2-horse monld board plow *' 44 wrought iron mbsoil plow - 44 14 wrought iron ?otion scraper - 44 -?r>-" ?- -:" - ? - ~r 44 turning plow on soootur stock 44 '4 South Carolina cultivator ? 44 . sne-horae turning plow. South Carolina made - 44 " two-boras turning plow, South Carolina made - " 44 ootton scraper plow, 8. C. made 41 44 subsoil plow, 8. C. mado - 44 Rule.?All plows to be tested in plowing match before premiums are awarded. For the best plowing doue by any white farmer or ulauter in South Carolina $50 F?rth?' second best ditto ? SO For the third best ditto 15 For the best plowing done by any white boy in South Carolina under eight eon years of age ? ? ? - 25" For the second best ditto , - - - 15 For the third best ditto - - - 10 I For the best plowng dono by any es? I lored man - - ... - 20 I For the secoud bust plowing done by am eolored boy t 10 From '.?till 10 o'clock A. M each day dur iug the Fair will be devoted bv the respect? ive committees to plowing miteins and tests of ad kinds of implements. Competi? tors are exnioted to furnish their own teams and plows, and each will be allowed thlr'.y minutes trial during the week. They must be promptly ready to answer to tbe oall of the committee. Flows of Southern invention and manufacture, if of equal me? rit, aro to be given tho preference. Judges in this contest will be governed in their awards by tbe depth and width of the furrow slice turned by the plow of each competitor, the time employed to complete the work, and the apparent skill and ease with which the implement is handled. SOUTHERN FAUM1NO IMPLEMENTS. Best club axe, South Oaroliua made, Mad&il " bread axe, South Carolina mado, *?* 44 drawing-knife, 8. C. made - 44 44 mannre fork, 8. C. made - - 44 " hoe, Sooth Carolina made, - - 4t 44 portable work bench, with full set of plantation carpenter's tools .... Diploma 44 Southern thresher - ? Medal 14 hand threshing machine - 44 ? Southornfan - 44 44 44 straw ontter " 14 tnrnip and root ontter 44 " 44 corn and cob crusher M 44 corn aheller - - 44 " 44 grain cradle ?? " seed plantar -? - 44 cotton gia, B. O. mads ? ?*