SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR. 
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LIST OF PREMIUMS. 
Premlams Awarded by the Soatlicrn Centra! Agri- 
TicuUuiral Soclecv, ot the Ninth Annual Fair, hehi, at 
Augusta, Ga., during the week, commencing on the Uh 
of December, 1854. 
[O^dal Report.] 
FIELD CHOPS. 
T. J. Sraithj Hancock co , be-?.t 20 baPa Up’and Cotton, 
T. J. Smith, Hancock Co., fortho best 10 balos Upb.ud 
Cotton, 15 
"W. W. Stone, Columbia Co., tor the bast 5 bales Up 
land Cotton, lb 
A. Pope, WilVea co., forthe best 1 hale Up’and Cotton, _ 5 
Judges. — T. S. Metcalf, D. L. Adams, Antoine PouDain, 
A. Russol!. 
Midleton Seago, Richmond co., for the la’-ffcst crop of 
S'Aeet E’otatf es grown per acre, &c.. 740 bushe's, $ 20 
W. A. Lenoir, Tennessee, for the largest crop of Oats 
grown on an acre, 4t\% bushels, 20 
John DImon, viuscogee co , for the largest crop of 
Ground Peas per acre, 104 bushels 10 
T. P. Janes, Green co., for the larpect and best crop of 
Colton produced on two ao^es of U pland. 4,1 ?9 lbs , 50 
CROPS BY BOY.S UnDKIt SIXTEEN TEARS OP AGE 
Y. H. Wynn, Habersham Co., for the largest quantity 
of Corn firrown on one acre 103 bushels 9 quarts, 
. a Paten'! Lever Watch, in va'uc, $ 26 
Judges. — E. H. Wingfield, J. L. Whitten. 
SAMPLES OF FIELD CROPS. ^ 
John M. Turner, Augusta, Ga., for the best variety of 
Bread Corn, with two bushels ss sample, $ 10 
R. C. Daniel, Oglethorpe Co., for the best bushel of 
Wheat, lb 
G. M. Magruder, Columbia co., for the best Bushel of 
O.U8, f 
J. Dimon, Muscogee co., for the bestbu^hn' of Barley, 6 
W. W. Sbme, , fir the bes*^ bushel of Field Peas, 10 
Dr. G. Battey, Rome, Ga., io' the best bushel Irish Po- 
tatoes, (a native Seediinsr) exbib 'ted, _ 6 
A. Griffith, Oglethorpe Co., for the best variety of Sweet 
Potatoes, two bushels exhibit d, 10 
A. Volger, Augusta, for the best box of ohewiug To- 
bacco, 6 
A. Volger, A-^gnsta, for the best box Segars, 6 
A. Volgoi, Augusta, for the best box Smoking To- 
bacco, 5 
Judges — J. W. Moody, J. R. Stanford, J. H. MeWhor 
tor, Jacob Phinizy. 
C 4. J. W. Watts, Cassville, for the best Longwool 
F eo'es, $10 
Judges— James Cn sw'ell, Chairman. 
HOGS. 
FirST glass ' SUTEOLKS. 
<■'’01. A. G. Summer, S C , tor th" best Boar, $10 
R. Peters. Atlanta, for thf- best Sow, 10 
K. Pete*s, Atlanta, for the 2d best Row, & 
SEC 'ND CLASS— GRAZIERS. 
R. Peters, Atlanta, n)r the best Bo) r, 10 
R Peters, Atlanta, for t’ o 2d beat B 'er, 5 
R Peter.s, At'auta, ^or the host t-ow, lo 
P Peters, Atlanta, for the 2d best Sow, 5 
R. Peters, Atlofita, for the best lot of Pigs, (not less 
than three) 10 
THIRD CLASS— BERKSniRES. 
Floyd Thomas, A;igu ta, for the best Sow, 10 
POUimi CL ASS — NATIVES AND GRADES, 
W. E. Dearit's, Augusta, f r the best Sow, 10 
W E Dear' I r- A ugusta, for the 2d best Sow, 5' 
Fitih class— Fat H^gs— no entries. 
SIXTH CLASS. 
Phineas Bitlor, Augusta, for the best and largest 
fat ho?. 10 
R. G. But’er, Augusta, for the 2d best and largest 
fat hog, 5 
SEVENTH GLASS— LARGEST AND BEST HOG, GEORGIA RAISED. 
W. E. Dearin?, A igusta, for the largest and best lat 
hog, Georpi.'i raised, $10 
W. E. Deariner. A -gn fa, forthe 2d largest and best fat 
hofir. Geo gia raised, 5 
JuDGia — John W. Moody, S. D. McLendon, Thomas 
Johnson, of Ky., Edward Parsons. 
CATTLE. 
FIRST CLAPS— DETONS. 
Dr. M. M. Anderson, Cass co., Ga., for the best Devon 
Bull, 8 years old, $20' 
Col. Jas. W. Watts, Cass co , for the best Devon Bull 
between 2 and 8 yeire old, IS 
R. Pete -6, Atlanta, Ga., for th e best Devon Bull, “Spring- 
field,’' bef-^reen 1 and 2 years old, 10 
R. Peter'', Atlanta, for best Devon Cow, “ Splendid,” 
8 years old, 10 
R. Peters, AGsrAa, forthe best Devon Bull-calf, (No. 4, 
9 <nonthR old,) & 
R. Peters, Allan' .a, for beat Devon Heifer, “JjOad- 
stone,” between 2 f nd 3 ye-ars old, 10 
Oil. A G. Summer Alston, S. C , for best Devon 
Heifer, “Alice,” between 1 and 2 years old, 8 
K. P'-'ters, Atlanta, for besi Devon Heifer Calf, “ Jenny 
Lind,” 6 months old, 5 
SHEEP. 
FIRST CLASS - MERINOS. 
Col. J. W. Watts, Cassville, Ga , for the best pen of 
Mcrinm*, $20 
Col. J. W. Watts, Cassville, Ga., for the second be-t pen 
of Merinos, 10 
Col. J- W. Watts, Ca=»8vil e, Ga , for the best pen of 
Merinos owned in Georgia, (twelve exhibited,) 10 
Second class, no entries. 
THIRD GLASS — MCTTON SHEEP — BOUTUIXIWNS. 
E. Peters, At'anta, Ga., for the best ppn, $2o 
R. Peters, Atlanta, Ga , for the sec md bo t pen, lo 
FOURTH CLASS— IAIN G WOOLS. 
Col. J. W. Watts, Ca.jsvillo, for the best pen New Ox* 
foi'd'^hire, 2 
Col. J. W. Watts, C*B5villo, for the second best pen 
new Oxfordshire, 1( 
FIFTH CLASS —NATIVES AND GRADES 
Col. J. W. Wa t'*, Cassvilip, he t p n ot lucks and 
ewes, Marinos and Bikewells, exbi' iied, 20 
Col. J. W. Watts, Cassv lie, second he^t pe i of bucks 
and ewes. Broadtails and NaMve -, 1" 
STOOND CL\FS — DURHAMS. 
Albert S Lenoir, Londo.u, East Tenn., for the best Bull, 
8 I ears old, or Dpwsr Js, $20 
Col. Jas. W- Waits, Cartcrsville, Ga., forthe best Ball, 
“John,” betv^een 1 «u ' 2 yeirs old, 10 
THIRD OLA8S— ATR8H1BE8 
A Griflfifh, Brookline, Ga,, tor the best Boll, $20 
R. Peters, AtlanUq Ga., for best Cow, “Janet,” 10 
GRADES. 
Aaron Rnff, Calhoun, Ga,, for best Milking Cow of 
mixed bi-eid, $20 
Wm. J. Eve, Richmond, co., for the best Native 
Milch Cow. 26 
Phir ea«i BuGer, Angnsia. for 2d best Native Milch Cow, 10 
WORKING OXEN. 
Geo. W. L. Tw’ggs, R ohmond co., Ga., for the best 
yoke of Oxen, $20 
Gee W L Tw iggs for the best fat Steer, 5 
A. 8 Lenoir, Loudon Tencoa'^e. tor best fat Heifer, 6 
JuDGhH — John D. Williams, Robert C. Daniel, Jas. M,. 
fflayne. 
HORSES. 
SIXTH CLASS - FAT MCTTON. 
Col. J. W. Watts, CasBvilie, for the best pen of Fat 
Mutton, 
CASHMERE, THIBET OR PER'^IAN GOATS. 
Dr. J. B. Davi-i, Co'umbia, 8 C , tor 'hebcsi buck and 
ewe, (Cashmere) 
Dr. J B. Diivis, Colntnbia, 8. C., for the scond best book 
and ewe grades, (Oashme''e) 
FLEECES OF WOOL. 
Col. J. W. Watts, Caasviile, for the four best Merino 
Fleeces, 
R. Peters, Atlanta, for best Southdown Fleeces 
10 
20 
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10 
10 
FtBi^T CLASS- nOKSES OF ALL WORK. 
Alexander M. Bnmn, Mo’gan Co. Ga., for the best 
Stallion ovo' 4 leam old, 
Wm. H Richmond Co. Ga., for second best 
?-tallion over 4 *eftrs, 
Wm H Harris, Richmond Co. Ga.,for the best horse 
c-oh, 
lavfB Mlilican, Jitckson co., Ga., for best Brood Mare 
w th co!t by her side, 
G-'o. M. Miigriider, Co’umbia Co., Qa., for 2d beet 
Brood Mare and Co’t, 
M Bovit Fon, Greene Co , Ga., best Mare 4 
years old and over, 
$2f> 
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