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LOTS AND BUILDINGS ON DRYADEs STREET.
BY N VIGNIE Auctioneer.

BY N NIGNIE, Auctoneer,
WEDNESDAY,, the gath inst, ut I g o'clock
w NJ. Banks Arcade Magazine street will be sold
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by Dry
AIDES Bacchu Washington and FOURTH designated
Lots Nos G. and measuring each IS feet front Dryades
by l25 feet deep; together with buildings aud
provements thereon, consisting OF spa twoory frame
building divided tenemens another story frame
house, etc, and all the improvements thereon.
A plan of the same is now exhibiting the Arcade.
rs~TERNS AED CONDITIONS-One-th third cash, and the
balance credit of
by mortgage said lots bearing per cent
interest from until maturity
per until final payment. mig
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GREAT SALE Of RE- Estate IN JEFFERSON CITY
account of departure-Ten years. credit.
BY ALFRED BoULIGNY, Auct'r,

per cent until final payment mig
GREAT SALE OF RE Al EsTATE IN JEFFERSON CITY,
BY ALFRED BOULIGNY, Auctr,
Office, No. IS Gravier street.
T'HURsDAY, March %, 1858, Mt ne O'Clock
PA CHOICE LoFs OF GROUND, situated suburb Della
IithogrSpsic riafs can he had at my office.
Square No contns - Lots bounded by Louisiana Ave
Square contains 10 bounded by Louisiana
nue., Magazine, Camp and nelachaise streets
square No. IL contains % bounded by Camp Maya.
zine, Louisiana Avenue and Toledan9 street
nue., Camp, ioedano and Chestnut streets ,-,-
nue, Paquemine Toledano aud CResnut streets.
Square No. % containsl 2 Lots bounded by Camp Maya
/ Square No a contains % Lots bounded by Camp Maya
zine Foucher and Aline streets.
s. square No % contains u Lots bounded by Camp Maya
sine, Deachaise and Aline streets.
qqemine, Fonsheg and AgtoninG streets.
H. Square No, . contains Is Lots bounded by Nayadss,
IL Square No a contains n Lots bounded by Apollo Bae
chus, Amelia and Fouoher streets.
49, SQUARE No "A contains 10 Lots bounded by Bacchus Dry
AIDES, psla hase and FS9ehsT , streets
att 3 and 10 years with per cent interest til
notes bearing mortgage on the property tel3 I'd
H- sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public
the expense of the purchaser.
7 A. BEARD & CO., AUGrIoNEERs AND .AP
Bank and other Stocks Sales Cargo Sales
Passage~lsey removed from No Arcade Passage
MP SIN
NJ VIGNIE, AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER, AND
IN. General Agent the Sale aud Purchase Of Real
tate Lands, Plantations, Negroes, etc.
Banks Arcade Passage, No. 8, First District.
Corner Cont and Exchange Alley, Second District
Where be examined, time, list Of valuable i'm
proved property Of u very remuneratye investment.
Also and constantly hand for sale private and public
sale choice Mechanics and list of Virginia and Carolina
likely Negroes.
Mr. g. DEFEREr will give his personal attendance
sale and purchase. ja2s If
O. c. WORD y. Y. sINNs.
n C. WORD & CO., AUGTToNEERS, WILL. AT
VI tend to the sales of Real Estate Negroes, Stock Sales
Trade Sales and in fact sB appeaning auctioneer
Office, Natehez street and Bank Place jail II
A. LEVY, Jr., AUGTIONEER FOR THE SALE
" of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor business
generally Office rs Common street. next of Camp
ly
DIS. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR
- thoomew Hospitals, and six years with Rieord Of fars
has reopened his office No. IL Dauphne for
practice and especially for the Of all diseases Of the
Generave Organs In both without the of
Once hours for consultations in French and English TO u A.
NJ, ans 4to 6 p. NJ. as SPIT
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n w.LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW
VI ing Warehouses; Is prepared those
desous Of obtaining Storage, having large roomy
modous buildings specially adapted fer the
commerce. From their proximity the river and shipping
and the facilities afforded for loading and unloading with The
diminished risk in of hre, lbeng all Fire Proof
abed to offer advantages not heretofore attained
DELTA WAREHOUSE, at the river-For Grain and other
Produce, of Front and Lafayette streets.
MERCHANTS WAREH0UsE-General Warehouse, in the
Of Delta
WABASH wAREHoUsE-For Lard and Bacon, Fulton
street
HOME WAREHOUSES; Coffee alone, Fulton street near
Poydras.
EsThe attention Of merchants and others solicited n2s
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zrA PIANos-PIANOs-PIANOs-,.ur

PIANOs-PlANOS-PIAN
ttRII NJ. FEHREN BACH, fiTTkTI
No III Canal street. N o.,
Begs leave TO inform HIS friends and public generally that
he has returned from Paris with assortment
PIANOS purchased by himself direct from the
o. PLEYEII h CO., ERARD, kLlIPPEI. 4 CO. others
These instruments furnished with all the important
improvements rendering them much powerful sweet
and tone enhancing their musical effect above
struments.
He will all the Pianos which he sells being
NEW, secondhand instruments bought cheap
and polished up for this Market has been the with in
struments imported here by other parties.
There Patent Iron Frame Pianos made by Pleye
Persons desiring TO rent Pianos, will End large assortment
reasonable terms.
NJ. FEHRFNBACH No. Ill Canal street
9d-Tuning and repairing done liberal terms o24 II
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nEKMOPHILE'S PERFUIEKY-
GENERAL DEPOT,
No. 20 Mon,hoon street, Paris and at
n. MOreau's,
No. $50 Royal street, corner Of Toulouse street,
Aid
No &c ST. Charles street. opposite the St Charles Hotel
The undersigned respectfully informs his the pub
lie that he has received
supply Of Dermophiles celebrated Perumery
He hopes that in call ng attention this Perfumey
such high Paris have sabserved
the eradication Of the Ladies and all the elite Of this city,
he pcetluy soliciis their patronage.
The following r. q list Of some Of the articles
Cologne WATER.
FIX RACfS-' or the Handkerchief.
E.-AR-For the Toilet.
LAVENDER WATER.
RATOT
HUNGARIAN POMATUN
POMMADE DE CONCOMBRE
PATE DERMOPHILE.
=. COSMETICS.
SOAPS AND BERANGER's SOAP.
OPIATE-Fur the Teeth.
RICE POWDER.
COLD CREAM, etc, etc.
N Bach package aud bOe accompanied by directions
for the 81 satisfactory OF the articles.
undersigned calls the Of the Ladies his
large assortment Of Trimmings and that Of gentlemen his
S tt OF all s1e, qualities patterns all
Linen with Linen bosoms white and color d; Of Socks
watts and other fancy articles too numerous mention.
T. MOkEAU IEl Roy al street.
mil I'm a. VOTSfN Agent
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DREMIURI MOSS !-PREMIUM MOSS I-PUT
L up in best order for shipment.
THE BEST or MATTRESS
OF all kinds.
Planters give Negroes healthy Bedsto be had Of
CAMPBELL. BOUDREAUX,
90 ly Office, III Canal street.
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE GEORGE DoANE.
BY n YIGNIE Anctinne.r

NUNUAI. March XiSU, IN1s, at h0It-I5nsT IU
VI O'clock a. NJ by virtue Of from the Honorable
the Second District Court Of New Orleans, will be sold public
auction the late residence Of the deceased Columbus
broad street.
Of Household Furniture movable effects, glass and
crockery ware oil paintings hooking glass carpets cooking
stove, etc etc.
ALSO
On the day O'Clock P NJ the stables Of Messrs
Dubois Mish, 7GSt. Charles street.
A good BUGGY and Here.
Ez-TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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TOBY's EXPRESS, No 81 CAMP srREET-

rT'OBACCO!-TOBACC SHALL FROM THIS
date continue the Tobacco business for my
under the style of JOHN PRICE, Jr, co. Nos q
% Naiehez streets.
business entrusted in have the best attention
We will all times keep hand large and choice stock
suited for all markets in hogheads and bales. All deserp
tons Of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO, also in hogsheads
bales. for plantation JOHN PRICE, Jr.
New Orleans, October l. 1851. OFF
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS

BOUTS, SHOES AND HATS.
"a HATS! HATS J. The sa9.eriesrs are now re,
SoBg FIJI fff HATS 6EfEaSfiS q H slk
JOHNSTON TURNER
st. Charles Hat and Cap Emporium,
MIC o. under 81, Charles Hotel
ssss BOOTS, SHOES AND HATs-wE CALL
BeoGAXs I Bfs and and Grain fS s Pianrs q f Bdofs
TS.he best article ever offered thi, market ali Of
"3 mi5 tn De 'tf 4 T yfl EN- FMS CO. 81 Common St
IUsF RECEIVED, ~ sHIFs DELHI, EXOEL
/" sioF aud Nandalia, an assortment Or
Dan TANNED RUSsETS,
WOOL HATS,
selected expressly for Plantation and FOR sale By
j. b. VALENTINE x CO.,
lel5 II 81 Commou street
na y. ROCH a. co., MANUF AUFUkkRs OF
I'D HAIsFhe Subscribers ready do any
1t TO bastow upon the Having engaged the competent
woknen and being in receipt OF the best o. Materials they
are confident That they can turn out good work a
n BIia OF all qualities aud sizes made to order at short
est notice. J. RoGH & co.
OIL ON cosaer Rarorne and Grsvier SITS.
L.. Rf1MOgAL-T TAYLOR RADDIN, ezs
k5sJ Wholesale Dealers m ~
Va Have removes their Stores rom No Al Vags,iSe 81
toths large eomodicus Stores Nos q Magazine and Al
The undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have removed their Store
well selected stock Of BOOTS, SHOES HATS aHd CAPS of
every variety and quality
Black Warrior aud ships Susan Kinks and Fannie aer
Fifty thousand dollars worth of FRESH SEASONABLE
country merchants dealers generally inducements
they offer buyers surpassed
meut in the city. Please call and examine eur stock
seIz-u u hngazt1 ana ~ Common street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SPALDTNG & ROC EHs- xUsEUx AND AnrH


St Charlie. srssi. cornsl q co-ansrsi.i Place.
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VALUABLE FIELD HANDS. COOKS, WASHERS, ETC.
auction.
BY n vIGNIE, Auetoneer.
CATURDAg, the goth lust, Mt re O'Clock NJ.
- AZ Banks Arcade, Magazine street, will be sold
choice lot Of valuable House Servants, F-d Hands, Cooks
Washers. Ironers, etc.
Hs-TERMS-At ssle. MO
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A Wis AUX CONTRIBUABLES- LIE soUssI
IA Collector de d Fiat pohe lie
ontes devan des Eta pour pannee 1851
cees pour licenses de 1855 DAYS Premier District
Vile de presenter bureau 26 City Hall 2eme eage
payer les susdes dams present. Ia o
peine oavor leur pepee hyPoteue pour les des taxes
THOS ASKEW,
mo OF Collecteur Premier District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-20

Closed mall Consisting Of leeIs aud nwspapers ses
and cities Of the German AUSTRIAN Postal Union aud cnRrk
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece, l0ntn Islands,
e sent from he poytoricei IN New York serniweekv
-BarIs CepilAs Stearrett, Capt. Gregory,
from New York, is 'dsclrgng IA Post " Fst
District Gousgnees are requested TO attend the receipt
their goods Levee
mis- GEO. W. HYNsoN ( CO.. 80 Camp street.
ks-HOtire-- ship Marquette, Cant. Watts,
from LIVERPOOL ready discharge cargo Post 81
First District Cpusignes reques their
nits within dive a and attend the receipt Il their freight
The ieyee otherwise their eonds will he Public
Stores ut the risk and NJ he thereof
mil JONES. NAgKTNDER A. co or Gravier IT
=, RS- ship Gibraltar, Capt. clifford, from
New York. ~ dsetArgng her. cargo First
sret consiguees will please attend the receipt Of their
milf GRO w IEvNsON 4 co 50 Carnn st.
KS- Notice TO Shtppers--ErOIn and after this
dae the steamer VIRGINIA will receive freight Mobile
the Jefferson Rsiroad Depot Tvo Circle For further in
formation, apply
te99 EDWARD TORY 81 Camp street,
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At{A HalADttDAkVtEtNs WASHINGTON Az
WSA fIlLEEH- Arsenal, GiEod street
tkS The Washington AItaf will attend regular Month
yeE1sGy Meetings the frst MONDAY Of each month;
and Regular Drills THURSDAY OF every week at O'Clock
until further notice.
By order Of
J. B WALTON, Captain.
WILLIAM Fl, SLACK, o. s. my % II
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HS- Mercantile Library Association THE
opened dav for the Of subcrers
from ~ O'clock A. NJ. 10 10 O'Clock p. NJ.
Persons desrons of will
with the Librarian
Subscription. s. per sunum.
koems, esruer Canal street and Exchange Place go
d2t II GUS 4. BREAUX, President.
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QU1FER-2s hrkins very superior Gosaen landing sx
II Creole, for sale by 3. WOLFF,
milo corner Of GEayer and New Leyes ssresis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-20

Date OF Departure or European, California
and Havana maiIs, for March, 1858.
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BANK LOUISIANA, Z
New Orleans. Oct. ~, 1851. !
RB-Approved Sterling Exchange viii be re-
ceivsd ytnent Of paper discounted by this Bank.
OBJ Il r. N. DAVIS. Cashier.
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ELY AND MOSQUITO TRAPS
GILBERT,s PATENT.

HThe above Ingenious has been in bat two
seasons and has Rs4 popularity rarely eqpaled 10 the his
tory Of enons. only trial 10 satisfy
Of its utility. Where kept running from the commence
Of the season. flies Ill become sufficiently numerous
to be troublesome Kept running night they viii each
Quitos which will Ia attracted the trap preference
alghting persons In the ROOM m5 u
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Performance BvKRY EVENING and EVERY SATURDAY
NOON Fifty Cests Children and Servants bali
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-13

Tue UEIoN.--In Col Davis speech before
the Young Mems Democratic cub IN New
York, we find the following eloquent pane>
gylic to tile Union: 80
ItShould devove upon YOU, upon every dlls
Of you, to see that thai Consultation is cor
dialy and faithfully observed. II nor,lialy
aud faithfully observed, the powers Of hell
aud earth combined can msver shake tho
happiness and prosperity otihe people dfthe
Uin1ed States. Appanse With every
revolving year there will arise new motives
for their holding tenaciously to each other
With every revolving cycle there will come
new sources Of pride and national sentiment
10 the people. Year after year your Ilat
will grow more brilliant, by the addition of
fresh stars, characteliziug the growth Of our
political existence, and onward, over land
and sea, the progress of American principles
and OF human liberty, under the power Of
the United States, will hold its way to tri.
unph such as the earth has never witnessed.
Applause
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-13
FOR THE DEM
WILFUL MURDER.

An elephant was discovered near Benton, Miss,
on Thursday morning, the 4th inst, by some
school children, MS they we're on their way to
school. They returned home forthwith and gave
the alarm, and a number of the citizens of the
town and vicinity went in pursuit of him. He
Col. John NJ. Sharpe, two and half miles from
Benton, where he came to halt. Soon a crowd
Of SOHO fifteen or twenty persons assembled
around the spot, the most of whom were in favor
of killing him, yet there were two or three who
bitterly opposed it. Guns were sent for, neigh
bors were called in, and council of war was
held. Some proposed TO kill him, while OtherB
opposed the measure. Two gentlemen proposed
if they would spare the life of the beast, that
they would take charge Of him, and that they
were willing to become responsible for all dam
ages he might do, and agreed that they would
watch and attend to him until his owners could
be apprised of his whereabouts, as they had just
the week before been exhibiting at Canton, not
twenty miles from where the animal was at that
time. One Of those two tried to hire horse to
ride to Canton and find out where its keepers
were, and to telegraph 10 them in regard to its
locality. But instead Of getting horse, he re-
ceived no answer from any one present not be
cause they could doubt him at all but perhaps
because some were afraid it would iniure their
horse. Some were so much excited they did no
hear the inquiry for horse and others, perhaps,
did not wish to lose the credit and honor derived
by shooting the elephant At one time, Colonel
Sharp, as the animal was in his enclosures, agreed
that the gentlemen who proposed to take the
beast in charge should do so and let the owners
know Of it, as one of the two could and did 20
close enough to the animal to give him food from
his hand, and could drive il over the garden at
will, although he had been run with dogs and
fretted by them for some hours yet he showed
no signs 10 harm the gentleman any more than
one Of our steers of the county. 1t is true that
when dog would approach him he would chase
it, as also would any Of the cattle Of the neigh
bOrhOOd. yet Mr.. HendsOn, who was one Of the
two proposing to take charge If him, and also
being the one who had fed him, would 20 almost
within reach Of him and drive him around without
any signs of molestatiOn whatever.
am confident that if all the crowd had dis
persed and gone to their respective homes, except
Ne Two who intended to take charge of the eIe-
plant, am confident ! say, that be could have
been managed with all ease in the world; but
some gentlemen DESTROYS, as would term it, of
'Opardly hOnOrs, we're very anxious to have him
oiled; some bOasting of their great shot guns,
'thers Dragging on their rifles one saying that
he did not kill him the first shot, he would give
lis horse and buggy and all the money he had
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-13

MADISON County FAIR-The Agriculture
Fair Of Madison county, which was held in
Canton week before last, vas great success
The Citizen says:
The number of persons in attendance fol
the first day is variousIy estimated at five to
eight hundred. The quantity Of stock ex-
hibited was not large, but the quality was in
several instances very superior. The victors
in the several departments will be seen in
another article. The trial of buggy horses
was quite exciting, and suggested 10 the clas
sic reader the chariot races which called to-
geiher all the lovers Of sport in ancient
Greece, and where the victor was crowned
with the wreath Of glory, and bis praises ceIe.
brated by the most distinguished poets, amid
the shouts and congratulations Of the assem-
bled multitudes. There was quite a display
Of fine horses. and the fathers of mules .ic>
ured largely, and brayed loudly upon the &C.
casiou. The planters Of Madison are novces
in such exhibitions, and, considering it was
the first effort, we consider The fair quite
credible to them, They can do better, how
ever, in future. and we think they viii.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-13
THE TOURNAMENT

One Of the most interesting, features NJ a.
fair, was the tournament, which came Oft
Saturday morning. Tho following: kbioh'
mounted on noble stee,ls, with therrr pI1ma
waving in the breeze, entered the lists.
X. II Peel, Knight Of the Raven Plume
h. MCGOWAN, Jr,, Knight Of the Rahne+,,
State.
David Campbell J, Knight OF the Lone Star.
Prentiss lngraharn Knight of the GoLl0,
Crescent.
W, G. Martin, Knight Of the Snow Win.
Plume.
Adophus CritteDlsn, Knight Of the Red and
While Roses fB
Charles Brackin, Knight Of Gendower.
Robt. Daniel, Knight Of the Grey Earle.Oe
SummerviIIe.
Ell Crump, Knight Of the Green Wood
-Cartwell IS Old Dominion.
John A. Sole Red Cross.
John Chew, " Silver Cross
Twelve more noble and gallant looking.
young men never entered the lists 10 contend
for the prize Of Love and Beauty. Bsb,s
the fitting commenced, they all faced thu
judge stand, where our talented youuc
friend, w. A. Goodman, ESQ.,, delivered to
them an interesting and appropriate addres,
on the origin Of Knight Erraniry, as we'll as
the rules by which they wers to be govern.
cd in the coming contest
According to the rules of the tournament
the Knights were to ride alternately around
the circle five time, aud the one bearing off
the most rings, was to be declared the vic.
tor After the rounds had been made. it wa,
found that Robt. Peel and Charles Breckin
had born off an equal number Of rings, and
consequently had made drawn contest Of
lit. Two more rounds were then made
Mr.. Peel was declared the successful Knigh,
Mr.. Peel having born of the prize, had The
right Of selecting the Queen. The Herald
announced Miss Ann Dickens, as the choice
Queen Of Love and Beauty Miss Bette
Govan was chosen by Mr. Brackin as thu
frs Maid Of Honor, and Mr.. David Camp
bell, being tho third successful Knight, Sc
lected Miss Rosie McCalIey as the secont
Maid of Honor. The duty Of browning tn,
beautiful Queen, devolved on our yduu!
riend Walter A. Goodman, Esq, who's
speech on the occasion was welllimed, clast,
and beautiful. The maids Of honor wert
also invested with such regalia as was EN-
bleinaic of the position they occupied tn,
enti'e proceedings were highly interesting
and we are happy to know that nothing oc
Cured to mar, in the least, the enjoymen
Of those present Lake Providence Herald
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-13

"a theatrical excitement at Louisville
was occasioued by Miss Avonia Jones per,
forming in the tragedy Of ]" SybiI," the plot
of which is the assassination of Col. Sharpe,
in 1925, by j. O. Beauchamp, of Kentucky.
The surviving relatives Of Col. Sharpe de-
handed that the play should be suppressed
Melinda Jones, in her way, plead her daugh-
ter's right to play drama based on any
historical event, and she was as good as her
word. On the night III question such q.
packed house was never seen, and there
must have been some apprehension behind
the scenes, for the stage manager looked as
though his last hour had come, and the poor
fellow who personated Col Sharpe" seem.
ed weak in the knees with fear. Miss AvO>
MA performed her part faultlessIy, as If
unconscious that there was II single spectator.
The play is repetc with dramatic effect, and
was well acted, yet there was dead silence
until Sybil presented pistol at Col. Sharpe,
her seducer, when there arose yell Of g kill
him p "shoot him !" and from lbencefortha
there was no sympathy for Sharpe, N
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-13


The MONTGOMERY Fair, -Extract Of O
letter from Montgomery, to the Mobile
Herald, dated Sd instant:
"The crowd that has gathered here 10
attend the Agricultural Fair is greatly aug
mented by absentees who are on their return
TO Mobile, but who arc Guaranteed here
by the fever The wish for frost is echoed
on every hand, and when it comes rush
will be made for home. All the hotels here
are filed to- overhowing As an evidence
of their fullness, a young lady told me yes,
terday that she was in an apartment with
nine others, when, in fact there was only
room for three.
"On the Fair grounds the collection Of
horses and cattle is very fine, but the gene.
raj display was not as great as Yves expected.
An enterprising planter from the Palmetto
State has revolving machine on exhibition
shaped something ike wheel-barrow, Of
very simple and singular construction, for
planting cotton seed. It depOsites the seed
at regular distances with great rapidity, and
if it proves all that is claimed for il, il must
come into general use. The showmen are
here the wonderful headed girl, and the
bearded woman. The Key West Solar
Salt, exhibited BY Messrs. j. r.
Jewett & Co, of Mobile, attracts much at,
tentiOn, and is greatly in demand"