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31 For the best bale of Blankets, Southern wool and South- 
ern manufacture, $20 
^ “ “ piece of Broadcloth, 20 
33 “ “ “ Carpeting, 20 
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 
1 For the Best Piano, Southern made, $20 
2 “ “ Volin, “ 5 
3 “ “ Flute, “ 5 
FRUITS. 
1 For best 100 Oranges, open culture, gTOwn at the South $5, 
2 “ one dozen Pine Apples, 5 
Apples. 
1 For best and largest vaidety of Table Apples, $10 
2 “ “ collection of Southern Seedling 
Apples, each variety named and labelled, 5 
3 “ late Seedling ' Apple, for all purposes, with 
description of the Tree, history of its origin, 
keeping,&c.,onedozen Apples tobe exhibited, 5 
Pears. 
1 For best and largest variety Pears, $10 
2 “ “ collection of Southern Seedlings, 8 
3 single Seedling, for all purposes, with descrip- 
tion of the Tree, history, &c., half dozen 
specimens to be exhibited, 5 
Peaches, Grapes, tfc. 
1 For best collection Seedling or others, process of keep- 
ing, (Stc., $5 
2 For best collection of Quinces, 5 
3 For best collection of Native Crapes, with history of 
keeping preserving, &c., 5 
4 For best Foreign Crape for table, 5 
5 “ ■ “ for Wine, 5 
6 For best dozen specimens of the Lime, Lemon, or 
other other Southern fruits not named above, each 5 
Fruit Trees, Sj'C. 
[ 1 For the largest collection of Southern Seedling Apple 
Trees, each variety labelled, with specimens of the 
fruits, $10 
2 For the largest and best collection of Peach Trees, bud- 
ded or grafted, each variety described and labelled, 10 
3 For the largest and best collection of Pears, described 
and labelled as above, 10 
4 For the greatest variety and best collection of Straw- 
beny Plants, 5 
5 For the greatest variety and best collection of Rasp- 
berry Plants, 5 
6 For the best specimen of native Cooseberry (so called) 
raised in gardens 5 
7 For the largest and best Olive Yard, over 50 trees, 
planted since 1850, 10 
8 For the largest and best Orange Orchard, over 50 trees, 
planted sinee 1860, 10 
9 Best and largest Coffee plantation, $10 
Hedge Plants. 
1 For the largest collection of Osage Orange, or other 
Plants, (Ceorgia raised) with a description of the 
best method of planting, trimming ana training the 
hedge, $10 
2 For the best collection of Osier or Basket Willow 
Plants or Cuttings, 5 
3 For the best basket of Southern grown Osier Willow, 5 
4 “ “ Basket, Mat, or other work of Wire Grass, 5 
FLORICULTURE. 
Amateur. List. 
2 For the best collection of Green HousePlants, exhibit- 
ed by one person, $10 
2 For the finest collection of Dahlias, 3 
3 “ “ seedling varieties, 3 
4 “ “ Roses, 3 
5 “ “ Phloxes, 2 
© “ best collection Verbenas, 2 
7 “ “ “ Asters, 5 
8 most beautiful Boquet, 2 
9 “ “ Flowers, 3 
10 “ best Boquet for centre table, 2 
HORTICULTURE. 
1 For the best and greatest variety of gpden Vegetables 
for table use, raised by one individual, (or in pro- 
portion according to value,) $10 
2 For anew and valuable variety of Vegetable, with 
evidence of its excellence or utility, 5 
3 For best and 'largest collection of Garden Seed, not 
less than 20 approved varieties, raised and exhibit- 
ed by one individual, and best for Southern Horti- 
culture, a premium Cup, worth 10 
4 For the best specimen of prepared Arrow Root, $5 
5 “ “ 10 pounds Medicinal Rhubarb grown in the 
South, 10 
MECHANICAL PREMIUMS. 
Southern Farming Implements, ^c. 
1 For the best Side Hill Plow, $10 
2 “ “ Double mould board Plow, 10 
3 ' “ “ Cast mould board one horse Plow, 10 
4 “ “ “ “ two “ 10 
5 For Wrought Iron one horse mould board Plow, 10 
6 “ “ two “ “ “ 10 
7 “ Subsoil Plow 10 
8 “ Cotton Scraper Plow, 5 
9 « “ Sweep, 5 
10 “ Toothed Harrow, 5 
11 For Turning Plow on Rooter Stock, 10 
[For the best set of Blank Books (the Ruling and Binding 
to be done in the South) a Silver Pitcher, valued at $25. 
Contributed by J ames Robertson, of Atlanta.] 
[For the best specimens (not less than three varieties) of 
Printing from Southern offices, a Silver Pitcher, valued 
at $25. Contributed by James Robertson, of Atlanta.] 
12 Best Southern Road Wagon, 
two horse Wagon, 
Dump Cart, one horse, 
Ox Cart, 
Ox Yoke, 
Farm Gate and Hinges, 
moveable Horse Power, 
Plow Gear, for Plantation use, 
Thresher, 
Fan, 
Straw Cutter, 
Corn and Cob Crusher, 
Corn Sheller, 
Grain Cradle, 
Seed Planter, 
Vegetable Cutter, 
28 Best Cotton Gin, open to the world, 
$10 
10 
5 
5 
2 
2 
10 
2 
10 
5 
5 
5 
5 
3 
5 
3 
25 
20 
29 “ Cotton Press, 
30 “ Stocked Plow, offered by a slave, with certifi- 
cates from his master or overseer, 5 
31 “ and largest lot of Agricultm'al and Horticultm'al 
Implement, 20 
32 “ Club Axe, 1 
33 “ Broad Axe, 1 
34 “ Drawing-Knife, 1 
35 “ Manure Fork, 1 
36 “ Portable Work Bench, with.full set of Plantation 
Carpenter’s Tools, 10 
Southern Made Machinery. 
1 Best Steam Engine for Agricultural purposes, at work 
on ground, $25 
2 “ Improved Grist Mill, 10 
3 Best Plantation Saw Mill, by steam, water or horse 
power, 10 
4 Best Railroad Bar Iron, 10 
5 “ kegs of Nails, from No. 8 to No. 20, a keg of each, 10 
6 “ Fire Engine, 10 
7 “ Lathe for Metal (Southern made,) 10 
8 “ Lathe for Wood, “ 5 
9 “ Bolt Cutting Machine, 10 
10 “ Screw Plate for Plantation use, 5 
11 “ Gin Saw Filing Machine, 5 
12 “ Steam Boiler, 10 
13 “ Rope Twisting Machine, for Plantation use, 10 
14 “ Implement in Gin Gearing, 10 
Southern Manufactures in Wood and Iron. 
1 Best Secretary and Book Case, Southern wood, 
2 “ Side-board and Bureau, 
3 “ Sofa, 
4 “ Bedstead, 
5 “ Set fine Chairs, 
6 “ Set copamon Chairs, 
7 “ In vaM Chair, 
8 “ Dining Table, 
9 “ Tin or Wire Safe, 
10 “ Kitchen Table, with Shelves and Drawers, 
11 “ Window Sash and Blinds, each, 
12 “ PannelDoor, 
13 Best Dozen Cedar, Cypress, Juniper, and Pine Buckets, 
each, 
14 Best dozen Cedar Cypress, Juniper and Pine Tubs, each 
15 Best Nest of Ozier or Willow Baskets, 
16 Best dozen Broom Com and Wire Grass Brooms, each 
17 Best Blacksmith’s Bellows, Southern made, for planta- 
tion use, 
