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EXPORTED EVACUATION OF s1TFFoIK

1t IS reported from the neighborhood OF Suffolk
'hat the enemy are supposed to bs evscuating that
place Since the recent battles on the Potomac
several hundred OF the enemy's troops are known
. have lett that point bat as their force theIe
sInounsed 10 several thousand, IT is probable that
O. immediate evacuation is not designed.
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Refusing 10 tahe Cynfsdtrdte Money citizen
OF Fauquier, named G. w. Hoffman was arrested
yesterday at Cha lottesyille. Va, aud sent to Rich
mond for refusing tn take Confederate money!
Hoffman is Germal-. anil formerly lived at the
North He came over from Fauqaier with a load
OF something to sell, aud first attracted notice by
his announcement that he wonld take nothing but
Virginia Bank notes, and going TO the town Trsa-
surer OF Charlottesville and demanding that des-
cription of currency in exchange for All amount of
corporation which he held The Provost Marshal
here will dispose of the case as justice may seem
O reuuire
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Going Anay-Four of Gen. Winder's detective
officers, and several of the passport clerks (who
to join Gen. Jackson. About 20 of Mai GriswolIs
employees have left for the above destination.
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~ TO THE SOLDIERS AND CITIzENs OF

~ TO THE SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS OF
~ ANDERSON DISTRICT, s. C-Feiloo Sol.
dieys aud Citizens As the time for electing mem
bers to the Legislature is drawing very near, and
as the highest qualifications necessary TO
Stale Legislation, present two names posse ssing
those qualifications to au eminent degree, to your
consideration candidates to represent us in the
State Legislature: Col. kANDELL of Pendletou,
and Major l. g. WILLIAMS, Of Bsitop. These
gentlemen are we'll known 10 many of you AZ hon
est meu and good citizens besiies their claims TO
represent us, apart from their fitness ior the posi-
tiJn, arising from their having for fifteen months
served in the ranks, having many years passed tho
age ef exemption, and having done their fall duty
amid perils and hardshtS, without murmurlng or
solicitation OF Office. should now be rewarded.
Let III place, fellow citizens our old men In coun
Gill; and force laggards aad Office seekers at home
to their proper place. ia the ranks. with musket
sabre, to light for their country.
SAM'L f. MAYS, Brooks Troop, H. I.
y. T.. MAXWELL.
]. MILES PICKENs. -" /"
Friloa- Soldiers and Cisisens:
We. the undersigned, who In the above card
have been recommended AS snitabis and proper
parsons to represent your District in the state Leg
islatuYe take this mode Of announcing ourselves
as candidates. Az Wa will be detained in the ser.
vice Until the 4th Of September there will be little
or no opportunity Of appearing before you In per
SOU
At present the war is the all absorb;ng sub;ect
before you. anu must engross the attention Of our
State Legislature and the G. Congress. Having
volunteered % proof that We bslievs In ayhtlns sOf
our rights. We believe that ths war shouid ke
prosecuted with yigor and determination, snA-thaS
it should be aggressive, II pxAcs and indspeyI
cace cannot otheiw be attained
Having served in the rsnks ieurlsen or sAfkesn
months, VIC can sympatAixe with osfr (SlloNsol.
dsrs, and whatever measures To- ysur COCA thAt
may be brought before your Lseislasurs shsll -.
cetys our hearty Auppoft. II wa aSu sleeaeA
Ihisix the 6rst time u pus hvea ~ have aouaht
yoten. - - :. a
Respectfully, your Abt pe<y'as.
oAnNkR 1ANDnLL.
x l0l 70Iss6E ddfT0|ls -: 8
a6 b6la C1arinea - alr0ya e06l;
2 ha1feAenle 1ue lzsoon 1ons
'..sss - & -: - 49,
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There are ~, 10 at the Libby prison thirty one
Northern free negroes and sixteen slaves who were
recently captured with the Yankees
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Enlargement Of The Iatfrmary Corps. The lnfir-
mary Corps, which has done excellent service in all
the recent battles, is 10 be enlarged. See the call
OF Capt. John Herbig for recruits.
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A number OF the Yankees recently received here
as prisoners of war, found, on searching them
to be plentfully supplied with bogus money Of
PhiladeIphia manufacture
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Arrival Of Yankee Prison.rs-A number of the
prisoners captured in the recent battle at Bull Run
Were Drought down to Richmond on the Central
road on Tuesday night. The Bull Run prisoners
numbered lOl men. and consisted Of a3 commission.
ed oineers aud 6s privates. The former, though
many OF them protested against the supposition
were all considered officers of Popos army Their
names were given as follows:
=, Major ii Atwood lst Michigan cavalry; Cap.s
s;eo a Gerrisb, lst N II battery; Il M Howegan lst
N micn cav; Boyd, ath N Y; Jas Mcconnell, dc,
Montgomery. do;eH 3 Axscaif Jst lfsgk csv:a fi
Eicock, nth 7; lst Lents T A Koons 5th
"a i Haviiand. Adit lath Mass; Lieuts Fred K
S"hiue'nbaex, 2eth N Y; Carey, Gath N Y; John
shsw, Ist n; Francis Ferns Harris Light cav.
airy; Bernard Franz. Aid-de-Camp to Gen Stahl;
Capt Jno Hess LIST Va cav; lst Lieuts Anthony
b'rooner 9th N Y; s G Barker, Berdan Sharp
shooter; Jas Doughty. I'd U S Sharpsh soters
geo Woolley, 9th Y cav; I'd Lieuts A L Easter
brook, 22d Y Jno Raymond, 5th Y; VIM O
Ranneils' 18th Ohio; r @ Mckay. lst Mich cav; LIST
Lleut Fred Bielemau, lst Mich cav; ID Lieu:s G.
Wipft ist Va cav; Jno F williams, I07th Pa; Capt
lhcs Elliott. Goth " Y; I'd Lieu,s Jas Hatch 10th N
Isaac NJ Jones, 9Th Pa cav; Joshua Dgvig I'D
Ollo q W Fisher, lpith N Y; ,st Lieut. X Brown
icy, o'jh Ohio They were lodged in the Libby
piison, alol with tie other officers of Pope already
n the hands of the Government
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BOARDING.

bOARDIE6.-~Op or two gentlemen can get \
ID pleasant ROOM. with BOARD, between the
Capitol and SpolswoHi Hotel Apply at eide
OF stb between Grace and Franklin streets
FOR SALE-A large SPRING MATTRESS.
va Ii--.Ns
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Incorrect The report of the death of Robert
Ratcliife, member of the Fayeite Artillery. shot
by the Provost Guard few days since, alluded to
III Tuessiay's paper, WAS incorrect
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TRLEGRAPHIC NEW6.

EyacnAtisa sfCsrinah b. ths HeSerals...Nev
from The North--.The Appesach . Ciuein-
cinnati, &C.
MOBILE. Sept l0-The YANKEES have svseuss>d
Corinth. burning every house to the groapd b.
fore they left They arc retrsating nosshward.
laying the whele coantvy waste and burnins
houses.
The ST. Louis Desocraf, Of the ID inst, says thar
Gen. Blunt Ii to march from Port Scott immsdi.
asely to invade Northwest Arkansas The Con.
federases are concentrated at Gross Hollows, near
E'khorn battle field. awaiting his appearance.
0uantrsil encountered the Union forces q L.
mar, killing and woundng % men and two oAlee1.
The Washington correspondents Of the New York
1r"Hne states the losses In all the battles nclud
ing Saturday, 1t $4,000, and calls Pope liar for
everest mating his losa The rebel loss Il believed
to be less, as they fought under cover.
Gen: Banks burned his own baggage train. and
destroyed three other trains loaded with suppliss
One thousand surgeons had arrived u Waahxpx.
ton. voinntssring theirssssisssr Il -
q The steamboats, md ssrs6t <axs fn Ctneineai "a
stopped running. and all business was ssspe.Ssd.
Humphrey Marshall was approscAing Cynthiana
from Pketon, Ky. Gen. Smth's forces were ysri
ously estimated at from l2, 00O to IS O0O'
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INCUR SMALL TENAMEMTS UN 18th 4
TION--Will be sold ;.t auction, ON the promise
TUESDAY, the 10th September. 1861. ii n oci
p. NJ. valuable Lot located - above, N,
thereon four Framed tenements, one OF viii,
occupied by Thomas Hall. The location os
property is admirably well adapted fe: sznaN Is,
ings or for q grocery store.
TERMs-One third cash balance at 8 ~
months, for negotiable notes. interest addsd. ss<
by a trust deed. 00DDIN Il APPER0OE,
SO 10 AuOeiouen q
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Ihc 1anofry Saiymfsh at w idms6HrT The ar
nVai OF some one hundred or more prisoners and
sixteen contrabands, captured by the HOicombe
LEGION In the brilliant dash il made on the enemy
.. Williamsburg, on Tuesday, was noted in yes.
following commissioned officers, all belongiug 10
.he fh Penbsyiyania cavalry. viz D Canpoelt,
Colonel W Hensor Major; chas Lsmpe, Captain
company y; Leopold Rosenthal. Captain company
4; Ahted CroineliaD lst Lieutenant company G.
James Almond lst Lieutenant company q: ! +
CUMMINGS, % Lieutenant company r. Two VIVIAN.
diers, belonging to the regiment were also car.
tmred and brought 10 this city and lodged in Castle
Thunder Five small flags of the star and stripe
pattern, were also captured and brought away
One or two of them bore the marks of severe usage
received in the skirInish
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A cIIaptavx HrIEAstD


Rev. John Nc Miltan chaplain of the l01th Penn.
sylvania taken prisoner in a recent engagement in
Virginia has been released on parole. aud arrived
in Washington. He sayst he rebels are very much
Modified towards Pope since the promulg CATION of
the late order. explaining his former instructions to
suOsist the army on the enemy. They profess to he
satisfied that his conduct is not in violation of
the accepted rules of modern warfare Mr. McMi
Ian brings some very amusing messages from Gen
Stuar. to Pope. about change of wardrob. &c
Cor. NJ y Iimss.
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PRINCE EDWARD July COUNTY CoUkf ietes.
TIME Court doth appoint Asa ID. Dickinson, Thos.
Z. Haskins, DR.. jos D. Eggieston, DR.. r. b.
Watkins WIN. Walton, and s. =. Baker, commit
tee soldiers in the service of the Confe derate
States " ho may be sick or wounded, and to supply
such aid may DO eeessary for fheir coMfo,t and
the Court doth order that Howell r. Warren, Asa
Dickinson, and Thos. T. Haskins, who have in their
possession bonds of this county do deliver to said
COMMISSIONERS bonds to the amount OF $500 which
ia constituted fand to delray any expenses in
curred by said committee, and that they make re-
port of tIeir proca edinss TO this Court
A Copy--Teste: B. WORKMAN, d. G.
N. B. Some one Or more Of the committee can
always be found at American Hotel. an o3-6t'
GENERAL HOSPITAL. No Is,
Main and 2ath strsets.
NWIEG to the recent establishment Of this
Y Hospital, both snpplies and fsuds ara limited.
The Surgeon ia charge would bs most grateful for
any contribution thai would add to the comforts Of
its inmates. WIN. r. H0WLE,
~ q-3t' Steward.
T1>OR HALE-A No. OPEN BudaY. city made,
and tw0 sets HUaGY HARNESS, hut very
1ittie used all couplate aud clean Apply 10
COX T. BROTHER. hEasa Eoun4eA
se ll-2ts On I'd, bet Clay and LeiSh ~
DGDLIBaHD THIS MORNINts- a fai111SF ~
il beautifully e1ecuted PORTRAIT ~ 1a1oF-
6snesal saT0NEWALI." JACx4ON p5ine1IS
GI0RHE L RID000D. Doeknl11oG,
- ll-ats lel Mn -, 1ieh1noUd w
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DOAkDi N6.--Any person wishing BOA RD can
Id be accommodated at i3i Main street.
tI-4ts
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foil under my obserya alton, charging Brgadier Gene.
raj g. N. Fitch with having murdered iu cold blood
two peaceful citizens Ihaye no claim to the title.
being plain Colonel, but am doubtless the officer
alluded to. Some journals lauded me. during the
late White river expedition, for the alleged hang.
Ing OF two hostages. aud deu. Lee censures me for
the same supposed act
The praise and cens.re are alike undeserved, and
the charge in both cases without the shadow Of
foundation. In fact howsvsr many Of them may
have deserved different treatment, not a man was
killed by tho troops under my command except in
fair action
am, very respectfully. your obt serv't.
q. N. FITCU
Colonel 10th Indiana Volunteers. commanding
Brigade and the late White River Expedition
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Yellow Fever Among the Yankees at New
Orleans

JACKSON, Sept. 9.-The Essex has gone below
baton Rouge. Reliable information has been
brought here by parties who escaped from New
Orleans that the yellow fever prevails among the
Yankee troops In that city.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CHUl
v HILL, at the corner Of 25th and Lsleh str,
FOR SALE At AUCTlON.-At the request o,
James NJ. Carter. we shall sell si public auction
the premises. ON WEDNESDAY, the I7th 9.
1862, at Al o'clock p. NJ. those two handsoms
tenements locstsd rs sbovs--ore In tho oceupa
Of Mir. James A. Dlsuors and the other oees;
by the late Mrs. Gays family-ee,h having
rooms.
Also, the large and well arranged nmed d~
ing adjoining on the south, now occ pied by
Carter, containing rooms besides itchen, o..
well Of fine water. and large new iek seabl.
Also. that truly be esutifui lot At the Crnsr Of {.
aud Leigh streets, fronting e2A feet or the east
of 18th street, running back l32 feet. This Il
we'll set in fruit trees, grape vines, &c. and d
highly improved. The other property b aAlhirs
well located. Possession given In : short TIM
The particular attention Of thoss wanting n
dwelling houses and vacant lots u rsspeoafs
called to this sale.
TERMs--Ons-third cash ; balance at 6 and
months. for negotiable notes. interest addod,
cured by trust deed, or all cash at the Option
the purchaser. GODDIN 4 APPERsON,
80 10 Auctionooe
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AFTER WHICH

l will oiiar the following Ions, Immediately OPP
poste the above: FIVE LOTS Of GROUND,
fronting each on Adams street 10 feet, and rum
ming back $50 feet
The above arc beautiful SECS for residences,
overlooking the Bhoie city, and remarkable for
health and respee ability Of neghborhOod
se II Is COOK Auct'r
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EcHARGE RETUTED.

TO Maj0s.9en Hallsck, Commsnding u q L.:
Sir: ToA6Ay, Tor the 6Est tims, lstter from 0eu.
Lea "C 4. 4" dated Near Richmeud, q inak,'
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IL news Of tn Ias. wata has he O, tn
most excitia. character, anl trAHsht WITH
important results. E9;a in America an1
Elr5re. TIE giving apof Mason ana ii
del, W,iel. t,r the time being has aycrted Il
var With England, an given confidence and
hoprfalasS> t. bes.n-ss 10 ~, an iaIarte.l
tir,usr c5neisti5n t, al oar citizens, that the
pre- cnt rebellion viii be put down, and no
outside complications will IL suf rel to in
icryeHe u mp3riil oar success, ha, in n
great measure reeoaei.ed the people i i,s
disposition. . We thought We were goin.
u oppose sach an ending OF this exciting
question. is tie common remark heard IN
the street. g." But sly these reasonable,
because intelligent and honest men. " the
matter has been happily adjusted. =
Mr.. Stewards reply 10 the letter of Earl
Eassza, seems t. cover tha whole case.
ana Is certainly most ais state paper -
Taking his exposition Of the law applicable
{, the else and his statement Of the AReri-
IAN Doctrine, always maintained, but not al
ways, if ever, ACKNOWLEDGED by Great Brit
tain, and it does not leave much margin t.
iud fault, or comIltin at tie result. 1t
VII. AID dos Z against the grain Of the
American Re PIE to have the British press
a.us:er aai swagg r, and her people take
sides VI jth tie rebels. aud make our extremi-
~ their opportunity, NJ one believes that
the British Government would have been as
prompt = demanl reTarati5n, or the British
peapc - intensely excited upon the matter
if there had not been 4 disposition u push
our government to the wal. because the OPP
portunty was fIyorabe one to d. So
one caurot help bat think, that of the
two. our government stands imnsasara5ly
ahea3. Ii hai =, or has, given up Mas
ana Siiieil. bat IN doing tais. il his only act
ed fairly up 10 is owa ilels OIL what was
right, ana in perfect accordance with what
las always been insisted on by us, As 4 just
principle Of action when the prileiple secm-
cd to make against our wishes ami our in
terests while the British Government has
acted 10 fat opposition to British prccelents,
and what British arrogance long ago assum-
cd was correct international law for her.
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ury be requested 10 furnish without unncces-
sary delay 10 the Select Committee instructed
to inquire into alleged dsloyatv Of Govern
ment employees, the information asked for
by the letter of the ID inst, addressed by the
Chairman of the Committee to the Secretary
tf the Treasury.
Mr.. Potter also reported resolution cal
ling on the Secretary OF the Interior to sim
Hairy respond. He said it was necessary
that the select committee should have this
information, in order to make their report.
Also to ascertain whether departments have
removed those WIN have been reported to
them IS dislnyal; if such persons have not
been removed, ,he departments would have .
chance 10 furnish Tie reasons.
Debate followed. during which Mr. Wick
lille said il We have heads OF departments
who az not comp tent t iudza oil the quail
ticatlons or loyalty Of their sa5oriinates,
W. Should ~triNa At and remove them.
MIR. Mallory e kenrachy objected to the
Introduction Of the second resolution, which
was cons sqaently not read for consideration.
Mr.. Stevens q Penn, from the Committee
On Ways and Means, reported a il!rep2aiing
certain lams crea.iuy parts If entry. It's
consideration was post 5il-d .!s.tn the second
Ia s>iay in February.
After Mr.. Steven, had explained his views
be sid that The blockade VS. quasi iuis-
sioagf tie na;ianaAty Of thass wdas' ports
ar h,aea4d d, aal that il vas II It Il core;
principle 9v nation t. l,2@@9-el;s 2wa
ports.
IogijautaHy allaliu5 to IL Trzut aEtir,
lie said the conduct us France wa, mpert.-
nent, - >he w4s uHiuHItad tint r.l.ra But
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Robin Hood, once owned ny Girard. The
Tenodos is one of the oldest of all. The
sinking OF the feet was entrusted to Capt.
Charles II. Davis, formerly, from 1912 to
1919, chief of a photographic party on
the Coast Survey, and ever since more or
less intimately connected with IT, It is
remarkable that when, in 1851, an appro-
pration was made by the Federal govern
ment for the Improvement Of Charleston
harbor, and, at the request Of South Car
olina, commission Of navy and army Of
iicer8 was appointed 10 supcriatend the
work, Capt Davis was ore OF the COM
mission, and for three or four years was
engaged in these operations The present
attempt was Of somewhat different char
actcr.
The New York Tr:5aats correspond
ent SAYS of the scene
As they fell the sound Of heayy can
nom echoed down the hay, and fer the
next two hours the crash of falling masts
was accompanied by tn sane salute
The guns Of Samter were the requiem Of
the feet Some ~unah oil ships died
very hard, settling very z2oNlv. AMI still
upright when they had fit the bottom
1t vas hard to believe theE were not al5at
and mi.ht vet sail aHar from II If d.eqry
fate, ba, the stately mast. wh;.a one mo.
ment were stanlin IN s.asn,-a. the next
are helples,ly floating "a the water. and
had left only hulk behind TEN.
The FIRE wa;eh swest tn streets IF half
the city was a trivial misfortune eomaarel
with this fall di.a.tsr L. Instant r..
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WAR NEWS.

~ Itbh- JIM
Spseid d;spa.t'i.s from Washington STATE
that Mason and Slilel = in ;be steamer Of
Wednesday week
zen ; erman writing from p; R4r4i to
a Senator slys = Ii he had issued a Ir1clA-
nation lAm. dassy on landing offering pro-
lection t al Saves that should cutter bis
lines, lie hi i b3y@ had ten thousand a5out
him by this time hut he expresses the con-
yicton that tne cluFs he fujsIad was the
hsst, and 81 tha tine h.. MT vet me for
such proclamation l. hase Il, ia cfsct and
wiith9, com perhaps II tw5 81 t#..se months
Yet.
Iae Government RS 4dt.eas tlIt ,ar-e
numbers ef S5ath Giro, IA and Gsorsj4
tr1aEs hlsa AteiF hesa trauz!ertsl from the
rabel army Of the Potomac u their own
stltza.
Inc vh5,c number ! efrl54a troops ia
Virginia never exceed / I3pul OF these
about 91o1 Lafa rctarngi - tue Palmetto
state since the a!icat Of Geu. >aes,aaa at
Port Rayal.
Last week an intelligent Iri,l d,~ecter
from fort PullsNi reached the tni1n amp
On Twice IslInd. He s,ys the rshc,, nave
50a troops. commando by MAJ ofuist nd,
at Pulaski. and @Nup at Savannah, around
which city eagthwaras are or e..n. Iae
troops arc armed WIKI E1iell ami Other im-
lroscl guns, BAT tA9-s At t!se Iltt Lave IN
~ smooth r.
They have plenty 4 eaaaan aaI Ill l.
slpply the canton Tor ten Lay~. At5-Ht
raft, 300 feet long, covered Wit. e5.noas.lll-
materials AID Iutcua5d to- TIE j strlesiaa II
tAc Union vessels, W. lying ae.g fyyt dasA
s9n.
Tl. T. ! r-,.r W. 5,--...i,t..I .-.,l
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37th Congress Session.

WfsalNGI ~, 30ib.
seNATE.-Mr Sumner presented a petition
from eitiz rs Il Steuhen county. \, y, fer
tic lass1ge Of law ior ab.ii>a.ng slavery
in ali OF tde states
Mr. Ester Irtsen;el a similar one. Mr..
Samner Iresenieda petition from TIE citiz.ns
Of Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania ior en4n-
cipation under the var power.
A communication was received from the
Secretary Of Var in reply 10 resolution o:
the Senate, stating that It Is .nla!mo,e
with the public interest to furnish The CORES
pondenee between Generals scott and l'atter
lon.
Mr.. Grimes introduced bali to acquire a
title to the District of Columbia.
Mr. Davis introduced bill declaring GER
tain persons alien enemies. and for sacrificing
their property for the beneir of loyal per-
sons. Referred.
Adjourned until Thursday.
llogss.-Alr Butter ct Wisconsin reported
the following resolution which was adopted +;
Rssalsed That the Secretary Of the Treas
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Tua LIZ Rz.-Lost Thursday evening
We listened 10 very ale production from
;he pen Of Rey. y NJ. Williams. u justly
eritici>e o. even thoroughly TN !crstanI. re-
quircs more extended information than most
q eur good village people possess. Had We
invited I. T. " hlrpie or Giles 70 deliver =
lecture Het9ra eur I.ycaa4 " -heai MT
have received a richer treat. Year e. re- :
ine AM critical ateay were -r5fs!!tl into he
short space ot fyttE-fye minutes. lis taelEs,
W ant d originality af.5fs rlen, vas
apt,y illustrated from Eve IN Elcn's Garden
u the tiny tsur-Iessai eioser sp.insios n
y our der si4a. Sake! =.ge. ,1.szn,
Dante, RusAen. an hist o. ethors, al leat
their confirmation to til .,ri:zrs' theory ard
their charm e TIE hoar. Painting. Scrip
,ure. Muse, Architecture and Poetry, e-e
al mace 70 appea- nutritious y /, us;:za's
grand ideal Il Is ,..tEe4't t. make ma =
lieyc that there j. . nyt5.ns new ualer tie
sun If ,heir=owu Invention. vet We tlill.
very taw let the Hill VINO diI Mt 1t least
ms trust nan toHer Of originality.
E-geGIEE.
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William DELANEY.
Bangor, Nov. Il, 1851.

I From me Btsgr EpeaHs Tim. Ne. -, l66l. !
MoRE CugEs By Dl, LIGarHILL.-Iast saturday
DR.. Lighthdl operated ca Mrs. James Robbins
.ar cataract aud blindness Of two years standing,
with perfect success. restoring her to sight Mrs
Robbins resides in Exeter. but the operation was
performed at the house Of Mrs. j. Clark on Ham
Aond street. She is g. years old.
DR.. LightLill also performed an operation on Mr..
II. d. Forbes, Of Enfield, for cross eye, with like
success. Both ayes are now perfectly straisht.-
DR.. Lighthil meets with uninterrupted success in
the numerous cases be takes in hand.