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CLASS H.— GRAIN, FLOUR AND SEEDS. 



The Committee on Grain, Flour and Seeds, award tte following pre- 

 miums : 



No. 29. Levi B. Shaw, Kalamazoo, best sample winter wheat,. . $5 00 



18. J. B. Vanatta, Ann Arbor, 2d best sample winter wheat, 3 00 



19 " " 3d " " " " 2 00 

 11. J. B. Springer, Livonia Centre, ^ bush, yellow corn, Discretionary. 



281. John S. Bagg, Detroit, best 2 bushels " « 5 00 



13. Henry Waldron, Pont iac, 2d best yellow com, 2 00 



40. John Hutchins, Southfield, best sample oats. 3 00 



Alexander Wattles, Tro}'^, best sample seed com, yellow ft., 1 00 



20. J. B. Vanatta, Ann Arbor, best sample seed com, white 



flint, - 1 00 



No. 124. D. M. Uhl, Ypsilanti, best sample seed com, 1 00 



1 1 . Garret Tenbrook, Adrian, best sample barley, Trans, and 3 00 



62. Geo. R. Hurd, Monroe, best sample beans. Trans, and 5 00 



44. A. Streeter, Romeo, 2d " " " 3 00 



282. John S. Bagg, Detroit, 3d best sample beans, 2 00 



52. Prince Bennett, Ypsilanti, best sample pea.*. Trans, and 5 00 



1. David Paddock, Pontiac, best barrel flour, Trans, and 5 00 



64. Samuel Hardinburgh, Nankin, 2d best barrel flour, 3 00 



24. Geo. Millard, Detroit, 3d best barrel flour, 2 00 



21. W. C. Hughs, Milford, best barrel flour from the least . 

 quantity of wheat, Trans, and o 00 



No. 22. L. Canfield, Bedford, best 2 loaves milk rising bread, 2 00 



45. A. Streeter, Romeo, 2d best 2 « " " " 1 00 

 3. John Gray, Dearborn, best sample com bread, 2 00 



H. BAXTER, 

 J. B. SPRINGER, 

 B. FOLLET, 



CommUtee. 



CLASS I.— MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. 

 The Committee on Miscellaneous Articles, would most respectfully 

 report, that they received their Committee Book at a quarter before 12 

 o'clock M., on Thursday, the 29th, and found it contained a h'st of ore 



