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Solomon Brothers,
W H O L K S A I. K <! It 0 C H
AND
COMMISSION ME It CHANTB,
wholesale i-r.Ai.riuS
rom.tus am> domestic
LIQUORS,
173 BAY BTEET, SAVANNAH. fIEuUO IA
AGENTS KOK THE
AachorSiWhiisSiarLine:
—or—
OCX AX STEA M EES !
I’fuicngor. booked to and from any part
of Kuroj-s or America at lowcil raU-a.
Also Agents lor tlic
‘‘Oriental,”
Rifle and Blasting I‘otvder!
—And—
“Com immr
Self- lia isi nr/ Flo nr.
Thorn’s Celebrated
T/l UNTOX Crackers !
•prill S.^ly
>*. H. 1. HMITII. I> IC. ( I. 1.. MASON
Nmith & Mason,
receiving and offering a litrgo nnd
well eloeted itock of
DWUAD Domes
GOODS!
READY HADE CLOTHING,
hats, cats, Boots and shoes,
of all kind# and <junlit'o*.
CJR () V A F n Y !
HARDWARE.
TIN WAKE,
A SI) Tt’BW AHE
all ol which they aroViilli'nghiw for the cash
aro paying the highest market
price Tor Hidra, Tallow, ILeswax, Wool
Cotton aiul E^k l *-
J K .SACKS KIO COFFEE, SU
OAItS, all grades <, F.( )1!( !IA and
FLORIDA SYRUPS, Molasses and
Salt, til for cash. It. W. HOLT.
nprilT. tf
To Rent!
A ROOM in too lower story of the
Masonic lluilding. For terms, appl
nt the Gazktii; Office, apt ill it
Palmer & Doppish,
Wholesale fc in:r.wi. hi \t. 1:k■ • in
HARDWARE!
Rubber licit I nr/, lr/ri
cultural huele
ments,
POWDER, SHOT, CArC AND LEAD.
118A 160 Congress, and 1 111 and 161
St Juliau Sis., Savannah Oa.
apr.2l, Iy
A. J. Jernigan,
PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY
repaired neatly for caab. Alao keep! for
tale a nice lot CLOCKS, Spectacle*, Muaieal
Instrument*, Willow Ware and Confection
criee. aprilll.bui
Centra/ Railroad.
AbSsIL
Ussiv't. oiMUur*N#icT' Osric*. )
t'KSTRA . Raii.uoah, |
Savannah, June 14, IHil )
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY TilK lira
inti, P* 'ngor Traiaa on the 6"r(fi Cen
tral Uailroad, ita Branches and Connections,
will run a* follow*:
TRAIN N" 1. <l'>lNil NORTH ANI> WKTi.
Leave Savannah N:ls a. m
Leave Augusta 9:05 A. M
Arrive in Aucusto 4:IM) p. m
Arrive in Milledgoville. ..10:09 i*. M
Arrive in Katonton... ...11 on r. m
Arrivein Maoon I- 15 I-. M
I.eavo Macon for Columbus, 7:17 I-. M
Leave Macon for Kufauln . !* 10 !'. 'i
Leave Macon l--r Atlanta . 8:10 I’, it
Arrive at Columbus. . 1- lo a. m
Arrive at Knlanla 10:30 a. m.
Arrive at Atlanta o.UO a. m
C -MINO SOUTH AN!) HAST.
Leave Atlanta 10:00 p. m
Leave Columbus 7 10 p. M
Leave Knlanla 7:2n I-. M
Arrivo at Macon from Atlanta, tl 10 A. M
Arrivnal Macon froraCnPuin 4:13 V M
Arrivo at Macon from Kufauln. 6 4*l A. M
Leave Macon 7:1.- A. M
Leave Augusta 0:05 A. M
Arrive at Auguata -1:00 p i
Arrive at Savannah 5:35 I*. M
TRAIN NO. 2, (iOI.MI NORTH AND WEST
Leave Savannah 7:30 p. m
Leave Augusta S O.- p. m
Arrive|in August*.. m
Arrive in Macon B‘2o a. m
Leave MncOn for Gnlu’oi... 0:20 a. m
Leave Min-on for Knlanla .. 9:05 m
Leave Macon for Atlanta. . 9:0'.1 \ M
Arrive in Columbus . t -lo I- M
Arrive in K ifaula 0) P. m
Arrive in Atlanta 3:05 r M
COMING SOUTH AND KAST.
Leave Atlanta 125 P. 't
Leave Columbus 2:30 p. M
Leave Kufau a 8:50 a. m
Arrive in Macon from Atlanta. 7:10 P. M
Arrive in Macon from Columbus 7 2) PM
Arrivo in Macon from Kufuula, JeM P. M
Leave Macon > 3; P. '•
Arrive in Milleilgevill* . 10:09 P. M
Arrive in Katonton 11 i*. m ;
Leave Aitgnst.n n.o.i p. \t j
Arrive in Augusta .. . A. m
Arrive In Savannah 7:15 a. m
Train No. 1 f->r Kufaiilaand Ai'nany leaves
Macon Sunday, Tuenlayand 'I hurt,by.
Train No. 2 for Cehltnhua leaves Macon
Tue-day, Thursday, and Saturday, return,
inc Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Passengers fur Mille-b-evillo and Katon
ton will take train No. t from Savannah
and Southwest*-™ liailrond, Atlanta and
Macon Augusta ami train Nog from points
on the The Mitledgevillcnnd Katonton trins
daily, Sundays excepted.
WILLIAM ROGERS,
july2B tf General Superintendent,
MASONRY!
BRICK WORK AND PLASTERING!
I have returned to Zander*villo f*>r the
purpose of engaging in the abuvo named
buidncff. Thoio neodirig anything done in
the
Erick or Plastering Line,
will plen-o confer with mo. I will work
CHEAP for tii" CASH! Inmal.se pro
(uirid to mu);" liRICK. All order* left nt
tho (In/, tti: ulli.-o w ill receive prompt ntten
ticn. W. J- BARNES.
uly7tf.
tiii: si x.
AVKKKLY AN!) DAILY.
Thu Weekly Sun is too wiilcly known to
r©fjuirunn> e> tnndod rocornra*'ruinlion: hut
tho reasons which havo already given sev
erity thousand auhscrihors, and which will
we hope give it many thousand more, are
as follows:
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of tho day will ho found in it condensed
when unimportant, at full length when ol
moment, and always presented in a clera,
intelligible and interesting manner.
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tortaihing ami instructive reading of every
kind, but containing nothing that can of
fend tho moil policate and scrupulous tasta.
It is a first rale story paper. Tho best
tab sand romances of current literature are
carefully selected and legibly printed in
its pages.
1 1 in. flrrd rate agricultural paper Tho
most fresh and instructive articles articles
on agricultural topics regularly appear in
the department.
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longing to uo party and and wearing no col
lar. 11 tights for principle, and for tho elec
tion of tho best men to oHico. It especially
devotes its onergi -sto tho er.posuro of tho
great corruption* that now weaken and di -
grace our country, and threaten to under
mine republican in stitutiona altogether. It
has no fear of knaves, and asks no favors
from their supporters.
It reports the fic-hi ns f*r the ladies and
tho markets for (he men, especially tho cat
tle markets, to which it pays particular at
tention.
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W. W. Carter & Sons.
f Oner a! Coutmtuion Mvrehuni*.
104 BAY STREET,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
Prompt personal allunlion given to orders
aprtl )J
the
“tEJEtII DIE”
11Y
IT, 11. Harrison & Cos„
Who keep constantly on hand a tine
aaaoitiueut ot
“ -V A M I* L /; S”
Of the beat tindu of
LIQUORS, WINES,SEGAUS
AND TOBACCO.
I-if“Pronipt attention given to IV
trona. You may also find daily pricea
current of I’HOY ISIONS, conaiating
of
CORN, OATS, FLOUR, BACON,
Jbc, Ac.
I '7f“lligesl market prices paid for
COUNTRY I’RODUUK. Call and j
see them, on tho Square, cast of the
i loan 11 owe. apt 2 v 11
rv ' • ;\r ■, ,' . T J'Yf V* -f,.N'/.nr .
■ ■.•'7*-:V .
“THE GEM.”
oo
v.\) m. //. iso yi /;.
■ ■ . - . . .
lias ever on hand and never without,
THE FINEST
TRENCH, TEACH AND APPLE
BE AND] ES.
HOLLAND GIN,
SCIIIKDAM SUIINAURS,
Old Madera, Sherry and Port wines,
Mnlngn, Catawba and Champagne Wines
111 XISII IVIXFS
of the following splendid brands—
URGSTEIN, FOREST REISEERG.
PURE OLD JAM AICA RUM !
Sarsaparilla Bitters,
—OK—
ZOZO l , l.\\T\Tlo.\
TONIC !
CIGARS OF TIIE FINEST BRANDS.
ItlltlCS EYE mid LOSE JACK
Smoking Tobacco.
SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH,
may 19. tf
John L. Mnrtin,
COTON FACTOR
—AND—
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Ray Street, Savannah, Ga.
Cash Advance* made on Cot
ton, Wool. Hides, Ac.
It A (Hi ISO <md TICS
Advanced on Crop.
iinY Prompt and careful attention
guaranteed to business.
itprfUH, !y
Quick bates ana Small Profits!
Always on hand, a well selected stock
—OF
FA X C 1
AND
Family Groceries,
Consisting of
FLOUR,
BACON
COHN
. t
L A R D,
RICE,
BUTTER,
CHEESE,
Crackers,
Candies.
Soaps.
Starch,
Candles,
Canned Goods,
TO BA CCO, SEGA Its,
Liquors o.u'KS Wllivs,
of all kinds and brands, as pure and cheap
as a r y sold in this market.
Z tT" All strictly for cash, ••fo'fl
HARDWARE,,
POT- WARE,
Tin-Ware.
Hollow-Ware
CUTL E R Y
POCKET AND TAELE CUTLERY !
DO XOT ASH nut tli EDI T.
a. n . Holt,
TKNNILLE, Ga.
sprit 7,’ 74 U
Fourth Aurftiiil Fair
—OF TIIK —
WArinKrj osu (COirHTY
Agricultural Socieiy.
TO ItK UELI) IN
SA.\l>i:ilS VI LI.E, G A.,
Coin men cin (j '/ h msdoy, Oct. ituth,
and eiidinri Suhtrdo Y, October
Sfst, ;S7i.
PREMIUM LIST.
('rops.
For tbo largest yi< Id of corn
fr* hi one acre ol upland to bo
substantiated by erlifleatcs
sworn to by disinterested par
ties, who must sec th" ground
measured and the corn gath
ered and weighed, mode of
culture to be given in writing,
characteraml quantity offettil-
iseis used Ac $25 OU
For the largest vivid of corn
from one ucru oflnw End uu>
dcr the samo n gulntions as
apply to uj-luixl, ctn sls CO
For the hen acic ol wheat, un
dcr the sanm regi uticu a. lor
corn 5 00
)or the best acre *l rye, under
the same regulations us for
c*-rn and wheat 5 00
For the best ue-c of outs, under
the same regulations us for
corn 5 00
For the best acre of cotton, un
der the same regulations . • . 25 00
Eor the best ncro of clover un
der the some regulations.. .. 25 00
For the heal ocrc of hurley un
der tho Mime regulations us
lor corn uud cotton. .’. 5 00
For the l-est specimen of corn,
not I* as than u peck 2 00
For the best specimen of wheat,
not to s tli in a peek 2 00
For the best specimen of rye not
less than u peek 2 00
For the best specimen of oats,
not loss tlinn a peek 2 00
For the best specimen of clover,
uot less than 100 lbs 2 00
For the l-est field peas, not less
than a bushel I 00
For the lo st irish potatoes, not
less than a peek 2 00
For the bes: sued potatoes, not
less than a bushel 1 00
For the best ground peas, not
less than a bushel 1 00
For the best onions, not less
than a bushel 2 00
For the best sugac, li n pounds,
raised mid mule in the county 200
For the lust syrup,cjunty made 2 00
For the best specimen ol ribbon
cune tint less than ten s'alks 1 00
For tho best bushel ol rough
rice, raised in the county 1 00
For tho bu-lu! of turnips,. ... 1 00
For the best bale of buy, 500
For the Lest Stalk of coin, 1 ott
For the lust stalk of cotton I 00
For the largest pumpkin 1 00
For the largest turnip 1 00
For the largest |otato 1 00
For the laig-.-t squash I 00
For the best specimens broom
corn, raised in tho c unty 1 00
For the best specimen el flax 1 00
For the bc-t speciiin ns of hemp 1 00
For the best bush. 1 of barley 2 00
For the best baleuf cotton, raised
in the county, of not le.-a
than five hundred p.uindg 20 00
Hurst's im<l Mulcs.
For the beat stallion, open to the
world 10 00
For the best stallion, county
raised 10 00
For the best brood mare open ti
the world 10 00
For th < best brood none raised
in the county 10 00
For the best clt, Geo’gia raised
8 months old or under 5 00
For the best colt, c< unty raised
1 year old or un ler 5 00
Fo- the best colt, county raised,
2 years old er under 5 00
For the best clt, entity rui.J,
3 years oh 1 or uuder 5 00
For the best cult, i pan t i the
World, 2 years old or under. . 500
For th" best gelding, for harness
uud saddle cemt-ined 5 00
For the Lest pair ot h.-rses, ... 500
For the mo.-t stylish horse in
harness U' 00
For the most styli-h horse un
der tin? saddle 5 "0
Fur the best and largest jack 5 UU
For the best male troll, under 2
years, rnised in the county . . 5 00
For the best Inule colt, tinder 1
year, raised in the county. ... 500
For the best mule, open to the
world 5 00
r t'i-lnls* ol >*])cc<l.
For the iustest trotting h-wse, in
harness, to wagon, mil* , heats
best three it' live $25 00
F t th 1 1 s runni' gbo so m te
hell's, tc t two in ti.rev 25 00
For the fus'est. uulkitn- Horse,
(any horse brisking out "fa
walk to li rfeit bis place, and
be iiiled out 6 OH
For the fastest pacing horse . 10 00
For tho fastest running mule . . 5 00
t iit t !-.
For the best bull, open to the
world 10 00
For the I e-t bull ci unty ra-M and !U 00
For the l>> st milch cow, Wash
ington County raised 10 00
For the best much cow, open
to the world 10 00
For the bestcall. ngi coosideed 5 0J
SWINE
For the host bo ir, county raised 10 Ot)
For the best bear, open to the
wot Id 10 00
For the beat boor, of anv a_ r e 10 00
F.ir the best sow, county raised 5 DO
For the best sow, open t all 5 00
F t tho best sow and pies
Washington County raised 500
For the best pair pigs, under a
year old, Wasldogti ii County
raised 5 00
For the best pig, under a year,
Washington County raised 3 00
For the best lot of fat hogs, riot
less than 5 ’ 10 00
For the second best lot of fat
hogs, not less than 5 5 00
For the largest and fattest hoe,
age to be eons ib red, \\ ish
iiigtou County laiscd 10 00
POULt/fY.
For the best coop of chickens,
not less than three 1 00
For the best pair southern saised
dorkings 1 00
For the best pair Hralun is. ... I 00
For the best pair Cochin Chinas 1 00
J or the best p dr of Chittagong
fowls 1 0 1
For the best pair ot Malay fowls, I 00
For tlic best pair gnmo cliick' ii'-, I 00
For the best pair of turkeys, 1 00
For tile best pair uf pheasant*, 2 (|0
For the best pair of ge so. ... 100
For tho best pair of Chinese
i ccs 2 00
For the best pair of Muscovy
1 Ovt
Ft the west pair of English
duck*, 1 00
Fur the heat pair of Avlesbuy
ducks . 1 00
For the beat pair of J7nglih and
Muscovy (crossed) ducks . . 1 00
For the best pair ofcapona . . 500
Fur the lu st pair ol pigeons,
(tuuibhrs) 1 00
For the best pair ofian tail pig
eons 1 00
For the best pair of rutile neck
ed pigeons 1 00
For the boat p-mr of canicr pig
eon* 3 00
For the beat pair of capped pig
eons 1 00
For the best pair of cropper pig
eons . . . 1 00
HOVE 1 \ liUt' - ! UY
For the best ebecne, home made
spi unds . . . . 200
For the best butter 1 00
For the best country bam, 1 00
Fur ti e In-st home made soapr 1 00
For the best loaf light broad,
wheat . . . I 00
For the best loaf of corn bread 1 00
For the best leaf laid 1 00
For die hist wheat rolls 1 00
For the best fruit c.ikc 1 00
For the t est sponge cake 1 00
For the bu-t pound cake 1 00
For the best pb in oiko 1 00
For the lust jar of preserves 1 00
For the best jar of ornamental
preserves . . .3 0l)
For the best pickles, sour 1 00
For the pickles, smut 1 00
For the best dried apples 1 00
For the best dried peaches 1 0(1
For the Instiipp'e I utter 1 Oil
For the bus' chow chow 1 00
For the I" si p.eklo'i poik 1 00
For the b* st pickled b-ef 1 OO
For the b st multou hum 1 00
Fur the last specimen oi lo ncy 1 00
F'-r tlm b sr jag of vinegar 1 00
Fur tho lust canned peaches 1 (HI
F r the b -st e..lined tomatoes 1 00
For the best "canned pear 1 00
Fir the bis. canned corn I 00
For the best canned beets 1 0(i
For the- best canned pilmns 1 00
For the best canned blackberries 1 00
For the best canned strawberries 1 00
Fa tse best ciiHud elicrrtes 1 00
For the best canned beans 1 00
For the lu st canned okra I 00
HOME MAN UK At TUi!KB AND KKO
I'UCIIONS
For the best peck ol clean rice,
beat in the county . . 1 00
Forlr-st sack county-flour, Diploma
For the bsi bushel ufuua 1 , Diploma
Fur tlio Kst bushel oI grits, 1) pioui-i
Fur best pick lioniiny, large, Diploma
For tie best bunch of yarn,
county made . . .1 00
Fur the best woolen blank* t,
home, " ado . . .1 00
For (tie lest ker-eys. 4 yards 1 00
For tin best jeans. 1 yards 1 00
For le best carpet 1 00
For tbo best pair of knitted
gloves . . . .1 00
Fur t' t: best pair of knittu I
seeks . , . ,1 00
For the best sheep skin tug or
mat, white or colnred • 1 00
For the best iiUatit's atglian 1 00
Foi the lust buggy afglißn 1 00
For tl e l est specimen of tailor
ing by a lady . . .1 00
lAr the lust pti-imun ol labor
ing by a gintlrman . I 00
For the lu st shirt, hand made 1 00
For the best pair it fancy lamp
mats . ... 1 00
F"r the best patch work quilt,
silk . . I OO
For the best patch work quilt,
cotton . . . 1 00
Fur the best patch woik quilt,
woolen . . .1 00
For best eight yards homespun, I OO
For best eight yards tiisijan, 1 00
For th.- bust white wove conus
terpanc • . . . 1 00
Fur the lies: colored wove coun
terpane . . . . 1 00
For the best specimen of cm
broidery, in silk . 1 00
For th*' best specimen of em
broidery, in linen 1 00
I'l j the be.-t specimen of era*
bro dory, in cotton 1 00
For ti e best specimen of i ni
l-re doiy, in woolen I 00
For the be l hair wo k 1 00
For the best head wuik 1 00
For the lies: speciun-n ol netting I Oil
F r the he.-t sp niimmol croch
et w oik 1 00
For the lu st tidy 1 00
For the best specimen of ro-in
fruit 1 00
For best specimen rosin fl-overs 1 00
Fir best -pi cimen wax frm .s 1 00
For best -p emen wax flowers 1 OO
For best S|ei' in n shed wo k 1 00
For the lies' pimocovir l 00
Fur the best table eover 1 00
F r the ln-s: spec men : orna
mental peuimmsinp ] 00
For the best crayon i>r pencil
draw.ng 1 00
Fur t‘ e handsomest bonnet or
ladie- 1 at i on
For the be t .-ample sewii g ma
chine w rk done on th fair
ground, in the presence ol the
comniineo or superintendent
by a lady of the county Dodoma
USEFUL \UTI LE- KOII HOME AND
I*l,-NT TION.
For tho best cotto i basket 1 On
For the best hor-e collar of bark
or shucks ( oo
For the besf plow stock l OO
For the best plow ;j no
For tho bu-t sweep 2 00
For tho best turu plow 2 00
For the be.-t harrow 2 00
For the best, cultivator 3 00
lorih.'hest collection of gri
cultural mplinienlk, tho w- rk
ot one in,ui ami t -be exhibi
ted by the maker $5 Jfc Diploma
For the best ox yoke l 00
For best display wooden ware Diploma
Fur tile best display of tin ware,
Georgia made Diploma
For hc-t display paper ware, Diploma
F r t lie largest ad host display
o lamps and fixtures, Diploma
Fur the bust leaihor, Georgia
tanned Diploma
For the bc-t display ot work by
un appirulice 2 00
For the hi st pair of gent's hoot’s
Georgia made Dipl-ma
For the best pair of lady’s alioea,
Georgia nvdo Displonia
For lhe beat p*ir of pulw lines,
county made 1 00
For the be.-t broom mate in tho
county j 00
Foi the best specimen of wool,
Georgia raised 1 00
For tl e best apeimen of was
bleached in Georgia 1 00
For tbo best specimen ol Geor
gia muss euriil 1 00
Fur best candles, county mude 1 1)0
. VEGETABLES.
For the best specimen of beets 1 00
For the best Brussels sprouts 1 00
For the lu st beans 1 00
Fur the best lettuce 1 00
For the bc-t head of cabbage 1 OO
Fur the best peppi rs 1 (to
For the best squashes I no
For the best celery ] oo
For the best tutuutoes 1 00
Fur the b*.st parsnips 1 00
Fur the host turnips ] 00
For the 1-eat carrots 1 00
For the best cub ns ] 00
For the best salsify ] 00
For the best egg plants 1 00
For ihe lu st iadi.-lies 1 00
For th ' hi st okra 1 00
For the best Irish potatoes I 00
• or the host sweet potatoes 1 00
For the l-est horse radish 1 00
M EUII AN I CAL.
For the host boggy Diploma
For the best can age Diploma
Fur the hi.-l two hor.-e wagon, Di| letua
For the bc.-t lour horse wagon, Dipli mu
K r the Lest harness Diploma
I’oi the lust plow gear Diploma
For best, | botograi hs $2 00 A Diploma
For the best rice heater Diploma
Fur the best cotton press Diploma
For tie bc.-t cotton screw Diploma
For the hc.-t horse power Diploma
For thi b st cult vaior Diploma
Foi host set plantation tools Diphm.a
For h lu -t giatn f, n Diploma
For best tlm .-hing machine Diploma
For the bc.-t dump cart Diploma
For the best ex c -rt Diploma
F r hc-t straw A stalk cutter, Diploma
For host si wing machine, to be upper
ated on the ground, Diploma
For he.-t churn to he oj-perated and
moved un grounds Diploma
For best washing machine Diploma
For the best cooking stove Diploma
For lest specimen ut l.datkmitli
work Diploma
For the beat specimen of wood
work Diploma
h n?' the t cs! 1 f pump Diploma
For the host force pump Diploma
Fur the best wind mill l)i|loma
For the lust smut mill Diploma
For the best hi irk machine.. .Diploma
For the best hand loom Diploma
hor the lu st rei I. . 1 hph-ina
For tholes' spinning wheel Diploma
!•' r the lu s: ti country ' hails Diplou a
Fni bc.-t family knitting nin- ,
chine . .! Diploma
For the I e-t rope machine .Diploma
For the host gin feeder Diploma
Fin the 11 -t c -tton rin Diph n a
I ’or the Io t coi ii sin Her Diploma
For the le t cotton planter ....Diploma
For the l>. si guano distributer Diplopia
Fur best urist mill for pluntu'i ri
use Diploma
Fur In s' cidi r uiill and pnss. Diploma
For the lust sugar null Dir-loma
For the hc-t ginin cradle . . . Diploma
For the best gra-s book Diploma
Fi.r the host specimen of mechan
ical dentistry Diploma
For the best lathe Diploma
For the hist i air npolliccaiy’s
scales Diploma
For best pair pltturm scales. . Diploma
For he.-t (air counter seulet. .Diploma
Fur 'he best Vmtrican clock . Diploma
For the host foreign clock. ..Diploma
For the lust specimen of wood
turning .Diploma
For tho best specimen of wood
curving Diploma
For best finished show case . .Diploma
lor the best wire sale Diploma
For :ha hist piano Diploma
For the best piano stool Diploma
For the best organ Diploma
For the best portable engine, Diploma
SHI. El*.
For the best pen of sheep con
taining buck, ewe aud lauib
or lamb,* $2 00
For the best buck a 00
For the best ewe 2 00
For the be.-t ('a-htnerc goat 3 00
Fur the best Thibet gout 3 00
Fur the best 1 itnb I 00
For the best fattened wether 2 00
FLOWERS &s
For the best and haudsomrst
onl c lion of plants $3 OO
For the handsomest bnquet 2 00
Fur best pair hanging baskets, 200
For best display of perfumery Diploma
For best display toilet soaps, Diploma
For best displ-y fancy nM.icles, Diploma
Fur the best display of miscella
neous good* Diploma
DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS
For best bottle of pea oh brandy 1 00)
For 1- -t bottle of apple brandy 1 00
Fur best bottle blackberry wine 1 00
For best bottle<.i'uppi riioui; wine 1 Utl
For hist bottlenl wine,Uutawba 1 00
For tics! bottle of w ine (’- nconl 1 00
For best bottle ot wine, Delaware 1 00
For tho beat jug of cider 1 00
FRUITS.
For the greatest variety of applee 1 00
For ill" bc-t specimen of apples 1 1)0
For the best peaches 1 00
For the best pours 1 00
Fur the best, quinces 1 00
For the best pomegranates 1 00
FOOT RAI ES.
Fo it races, white competitors $lO 00
Foot race, black cnuiputitars 10 00
EX t it A PREMIUMS.
Race op- n to all Georgia raised
horses 1 2 mile heats JlO 00
For but pair houdaus ehiekiens 2 00