34$ 
SOUTHERN' CULTIVATOR. 
Mr?. E. M. Young, Ca-ss cc.— bsjst firldc of Batter, 6 
montlis of.d (cnp) |5 
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT. 
Mrs. I. T. Lsnoir, Tenn. — bsst 30 ib?. Leaf Lard (cup) |5 
Mvs. A. M.Cozart, Atlanta, Ga. — best bcx hard Soap 
(cup) I 
Mr.'?. A. M. Nash, Atlanta, Ga. — be.3t 10 Ibe. soft Soap 
tCUp) £ 
Mrs. A, M. Cczart, Atlanta, Ga. — bsat box of bar Soap 
(cop) 5 
Miss Mary Clark, Walton co.— beat box Toilet Soap 
(eup) , 5 
I/!rs. J. Van Buren, Ciarkeavillo, Ga.— best box Tallow 
Candles, " 5 
Mrs. S. C. Elam, Atlanta, Georgia -best Corn Bread 
(premlusn) 3 
Mrs. J. S. Rowland, Cass co.— loaf of Light Bread 
(premium) 3 
Mrs. I. T. Lonolr, Terni.— best Dried Apples, 3 
Mro. B. F. Boraar, Atlanta — drum-dried Figs, 2 
Mrs. A. Means, Oxford — largest collection of .rellies, 
Prcserv'fs, Pickles, Jams, Catsups, Syrnps, Cordials, 
■&C., made and exhibited by one person, 10 
Mrs. G. W. Fish, Oghthorpa—lO varieties of Vinegar, 10 
SOUTHERN DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. 
Mrs.J, S.Rosylaad, Cats co; best pair Woolen Blankets 
icep) ' ^10 
Mrs. J.S, Lowland, Cass co; beat pair Colton Blankets 
(cup) 10 
Mrs. J,. S,. Rowland j Cass co; bast 10 yards Woolen 
Negro Cloth (cap) 5 
Mrs. J.S. Kcwiarid Cass co; \->93t, Carpeting (cup) 10 
Mrs,. M. A. Seago, Atlanta; best Coverlet— wool or 
mixed (cup) , ' 5 
Mrs. ,L S. Rowland, Css's co ; boat Cotton, Comfort (cur ) 5 
Mrs. Kiiiiftn, Atjauta, beet pair^of Woolen Socks (Gap) 1 
Mrs. J.S. Sowk^nd, Cass oo; beat 10 yards Woolen ' 
Jeans (cup) 
Mm. J. S. Rowland, Cass co; best piece Diaper (cup) 
110 
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Mrs. Wm. Ssmlord, Baldwin, Coverlet — cotton cr 
mixed (cap) 
Mi'S E. Horton, Griffin: best Cotton Socks 
Mrs. J. S. Rowland, 0.ss co; 10 yards.Fl 'noel (cup) 
Mrs. J. S. Eowiahcl, Cass co ; best piece of Plaid (sur) 
’ - 
Miss M. H. Berry? Henry co.; feest Sewing Silk 
J, H. Newton, Athens ; best Raw Siik 2 
Maised Worsted Worh, Tapestri/ Wor\ dc. 
Mrs. A. W. Stone, Atlanta ; Piano Covers (cup) $io 
Miss S. A. Eiightower, Barne&vilie ; Table Covers (cup) 5 
Miss EB'f Csino, LaGrange ; Chair Cover Plate 
Miss L, Htmse!!, .M'-notta ; Ottoman " « 
Miss M. J. Powell, Atlanta ; Footstool Cover “ 
Mrs. A. N, Stone, Adianta ; Hearth Rug « 
Miss L, J. Head, Augssta ; Lam.p Mat “ 
Embroidery in SiLl\ FLosh^ Gham-Stitch or Braid. 
Mrs. J. Stovall, Augusta ; best Shawl Plate 
Airs. 'Naison, Atlanta ; Mantle 
Mrs. Stovall, Augusta; Child’s Dress « 
Knitting^ Nettirg, cr Orolchrt in Ihread. 
Georgia ItsStilatloa for the Blind, Macon, Ga. ; be3t 
Child’s S9ckB Plate 
J. H. Newton, Athens ; best Counterpane “ 
Ga'Drgia laaSitatioE for tJie Biina ; be^t Tidy “ 
French Needle Worlc. 
Mrs. G. N. Simmons, Griffin ; most beautiful H:wid- 
kerchief ' 
Mrs. G. W. Goss, Augusta; beautiful Collar and 
Chemisette Plate 
Patch Warh in Cotton. 
Mrs. J. S. Rowlaad ; best Pulch Work Quilt in Cotton 
(prem, plate) |5 
Mrs. 8. Fair, Columbia, 8. C.; best Patch Work 
Quilt, in Silk, (prem, place) 5 
Mrs. D, Low, Heard 00.; b^t Raised Work Quilt, 
(prem. plate) 5 
Miss M. J. Powell, Atlanta; best imitation Marseilles 
Quilt 5 
Mrs. J. A. Clark, Walton co.; woven Counterpane 5 
Nee^^ Shell and Fancy Worh, Spanish and American. 
H. J. Rose, Macon ; best Collar Plats 
Miss Mary Fish, Macon; best Handkerchief « 
Mrs. J. A. Harris, Richmond co.; beat Cliild’s Dress “ 
Mrs. Jj. Graves, Nswton co,; best ladies’ Cloak $10 
Wax and Shell Worh. 
Miss Maria L. Srg wn, LaGrange; beet work in Fruit Plate 
Georgia Icstitnte for blind; beat Shell Work, 
Special Premiums ordered by Secretary. 
Mrs. Orr, Athens ; for beautiful Muff ftom down of 
Pea-fowl 
Miss Annie 8. Leake, Griffin ; for various articles 
made with the toes, (she being with out arms; 
MECHANICAL PREMIUMS. 
Southern Farming Implements. 
Worlick & Williams, Alabama, for seven varieties of 
Plows, 
W inship & Co., Madison, best Cotton Gin, 
„ “ “ . “ » Wheat Fan, 
Harvy &. GarHngton, Newton county, best Thresher, 
J. McCook, Baltimore, Corn and Cob Crusher, 
J no. Simpson, Atlanta, Moveable Horse Fowe’*, 
MANUFACTURES OF LEATHER. 
Miller & Andrews, Atlanta, best Carriage Harness, 
Miller & Andrews, Atlanta, best Gentleman’s Saddle, 
H. Tomlinson, McDonough, best one dozen Brogan 
Shoes, 
H. Tomlinson, McDonough, best half dozen pairs 
Gentlemen’s Shoes, 
Marietta Leather Company, best and largest collaotion 
of Leather, 
Marietta Leather Company, best side Sole, Upper 
and Harness, (e.ach) 
Marietltt Leather Company, best half dozen sides Calf 
Skins, 
3. F.Swanton, Decatur, best side Oil Dressed Whang 
Leather, 
B. F. Swanton, Decatur, best dozen Dressed Sheep 
Skins, • 
Marietta Company, best Dressed Goat Skins, 
MANUFACTURES IN WOOD AND IRON. 
Kirkpatrich, Atlanta, best Bureau, 
A. J. & J. S. Williams, DeKalb, best set of Chairs, 
J. Winship, Atlanta, best Window Sash and Blinds, 
J. Winship, A-tlanla, best Panel Door, 
J* R; Wallace & Bro., Alianta, best one dozen Cedar 
Buckets, 
R. H. May, 'Atlanta, best Buggy, 
Atlanta Iron Work?, best Castintr, 
“ ■ “ “ “ Grist Mill Irons, 
M. A. Cooper, Etowah, best Nails, Nos. 4 to 10, 
SOUTHERN MADE MACHINERY. 
F. M. Allen, Burke county, best Ropa Twisting Ma- 
chine, * 
F . M.. Allen, Burke county, best Improved Gin Gear- 
^ ^ . 10 
Gordon & Smilbwick, Burke county, Grist Mill, 10 
T, E. Farris, Atlanta, Shingle Machine (Gudes & Co- 
man’s Patent.) 5 
J. J. Celt, Athens, Patent Churn, 5 
MANDFACTDBES IN STONE AND MARBLE. 
Sloan & Oatman, Atlanta, best Marble Monument, $5 
CHEMICAL MANUFACTURES, &C. 
Smith & Ezsard, Atbnta, bast Castor Oil, $8 
W. 1. Young, Opelika, vary suparior L'me, 10 
FINE ARTS. 
John Msier, Atlanta; btst specimen Animal Painting 
in oil from nature |20 
JohnMaier, Atlanta; best specimen Fruit Painting 
(oil) 5 
Miss Mous Brown, LaGrange ; bast fancy Landscape 
Painting (od) 5 
Mrs. A. A. Sharpe, Atlanta; best Painting (water 
colors) 
Southern Manufactures, other than Domestic. 
Laurenceville Manufac. Co ; best bale Oanabnrgs (cup) 
Athens Manufacturing Co ; best bale Kersey’s (cup) 
Athens Mauufaciuricg Go ; best bale Plains (cup) 
Athens Manufactunng Co ; best bale of Yarns (cup) 
WINES. 
Mrs. Gather, Oxford, best Wine (cap) 
Mrs. Davison, IWocdvilie ; blend Madeira Wine, (cup) 
Mri. Nelson, Macon ; 3cl best wine 
Mrs. S. Rose, “ Seuppernong wine 
[Between the 1st and 2i Bpscimens the Committee differ- 
ed as to which was the better ; at the close of the trial it 
was found that all of the No. 2 was consumed showing the 
severity of the itisA.— Committee.] 
MISCELLANEOUS AND SPECIAL PREMIUMS. 
C. W . Dill ; test Dauguerreotypes *5 
Hanleiter & Co ; Blank-Book Binding &c. 5 
Jones, David & Campbell, Atlanta ; Dentistry 6 
L. Weises, Atlanta; Ornamental centre piece for par- 
lor ceiling (plaster of Paris) 
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