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NAT THE
Nv ASHINGT0N ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
No, 2s9 Pa AyYrU., rOuTH Srpy,

Betscsea 9Ih and lOth SITS.
Every evening q remarkably fine Free Concert,
embrsning seieotIons from tho best classic music,
and the most Popular Operas rendered in
saloon.
The celebrated Italian Singer. Slgnor ANTONIO
TIBRRTINI, Pnma Baritone from the &c. Carlo
Thsater at Naples. has been engaged and will as
sist the entertainment Of the eveninI with the
finest Melodies and Songs ever ProdEc,d In this
city,
The guest and the public sre invited, and may
addition 10 ths fnest music in washirg ton. they
Will obtain on cali from the attentive attendants
deoldsdly the best Refreshments Tor sale in the
Federal Metropoli
Officers constantly In attendance to keep good
order Concert commencing at ?.
sp l2st HENRY ROSENGHAL, Prop'r.
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WANTED-A good SERVANT GIRL a. cook
w 10 .easant family to come immediately
Apply ct 155 strees south, Cpl 'osite Smithso
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WANTED-A single MAN TO vsoyk on . f.ru
w and assist 70 miIk f.w COWS. Apply az thi
Grooer, store Of APPLEBY q ELLEY, cor
Nor Of Third and Market ST. eetp, G cory etown.
ap II 81
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DATENT OFFICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70
msnt Gsrdsns, Ct the stand in Paent Once. Rare
sSofR Rnhs pGss
ports; Bnrnt Potent Once Reports; ChesH Book,
furnished 70 Pedlars; Mi.itsfy Trials Military
Laws; Army Regulations. Panorama OF the Coast
showing over 900 miles; many thousand I:heeI
Books. Recsl,ect cheap rent. Large sales, gov
sil S 's'f n AaLLF2RE6' f HiiIYfSSETPtRR..
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PRR09EEic ISS 2; n io sAAkssEg EAsa!oNAg.h

Hall, street, between On and 10th. Classes 81
at 3, evening GLASS at q. Soiree every Friday ~
eyenjlr ats o'clock. Mysie By Prof GEO. Arth.
&c. Apply - above. - # feNsm
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EDUCATIONAL.

na VOCAL MUSIC.
MISS BROOKE tas the Plsssure OF annou nons
10 the De bio that q class in Vocal Musio Is nov
formnI Sc her Boarding and Day sohooi for Young
I,ndiee, No 1870 Pennsylvania avenue, under the
direotion of Miss JULIANA MAI, who Will instruct
in her fne itsIen style or in the ballad rs may be
preferred BY the pupils,
For particulars and terms apply 70 oau,
tp 7-SteOs MISS bhOOhE.
MISS z. W.. WRIG HIT
A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
No. sol SIVENTH STREET,
And respectfully esks public patronage.
NH q wv
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

THE HIAwATHA BOYS IN tbs FIELD
AGAIN!-The memR srs Of the Hisws- a
TIA Club take pleasure in Announcing to
their many friends and the public in Esn.r.lf =
Efsafi9 Hsl, corner Of 9Th and d. s,s., On hoy.
Ray kvENiNG. April q; The msmt.sI, OF the
e1pense viii 30 Psred % make this Bal agreeable
g al those Who honor them With tb ear presence.
forihe cacasion. Refreshments will be furnished
By schatlsld. Tickets o.. Consnisss Of Arvaass-
ham. an Ia te.n>
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"hNTEp-A WOMAN to do the cooking and
w general Homework for d snlal fanIly In
cure at once AZ Asa I've, fth st. !. between g and
II, or Siblsy Guys Hardware Stn,e. ap IL SIS
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WANTEU-To sell. henceforvsrd, 2r hs,rsI.
w and half barrels Of Ale every week; .Iso To-
same of Beer, for the Baltimore Brewer INV
JOHN GAYNOR, s.art
Corner Of 2iss And n s,s
Orders In the Post Ofios will be CAL ed for n a..
N. an u2 p. m. al 1-Ims
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WANTED 70 SELI-200 bushels of Carter
w and Mercer POTATOES. Bal timors county
growth. John lfAYN0R
81 LIST Corner u st and q ats
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TEXANS WANTED, to haul wood short DIS
tanoe on :hs north border of the city, where
Apply at tho Offios of ID. ROWLAND, No. 43o
On + street. second door west OF tbs General Pott
Ohio3 an II ans
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WANTED-A WOMAN to do the work of A
w spslI family One that can ooms well REQ
Cmmended will hnd good home and lib, raj vat e.
Apply at w. r. POOLE'S Grocery 81 ore, corner
Ito ana
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WANTED-A GIRL to do general homework
Restaurant. Pa. avenue between rIih and 18th
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Fourth WARD STATION Gas Is Bsfo,, Jr,tie.
RdhroJohn Potts, drunk and disorderly; fned
81 so. 6. w. Armor, do 4ned IS So Mary
Lynch disorderly; workhors Sc 80 DAYS.
Monday-Henry Clark, vagrant; workbouse 90
day., Mary Lawrence drunk and disorderly;
Stewart, drunk; tur..ied over to the military.
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WANTED TO RENT-A larg brick HOUSE
w for a boarding house and rest aurant, Ad6ress
"P. c." star Once. An in Sts
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THE cspse.s Il ne "A. ..oHIed for tn. Leo
turs q z; HRowNs, EsS., better known A
"ARTEMUS WARD" has compelled the man
ager OF the ENTERTAINMENT LIMIT TIA sxngbsy of
tickets toabe Issued In order that comfort shsu b
secured 70 the audience. =
Those Who desire 20 hear the greatest American
Humorist vail do well 70 secure hckets early. tree
advertisement elsewhere.) ~ 10-d
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4 WANTED TO BUY-A small frame or br .oL
l W HOUSE, within four squares of the 90 n tSH
| Of 18th street and Pa avenue, for cash. 40 dres,
/ &c. 3. p" ala Pa avenue. ape
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y" COTTAGE or House, farnIshed, with a
garden attached, In the CITY OF Washington or its
suited. Address, Stain. location, terms and CON-
ysnienoes, 1T. M. W." Box liz, Post Once
Washington. an III cost
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WANTED-A6 rLt GLASS Pho TOGRAPHER.
w apply s. l. G GORDON'S, $50 Pa avebue
between lIth aEd 18th sts, az IL Str
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WANTED. snail COLORED GIRL to take
w Gaze Of Children Apply a. 504 l4th street,
between G. and Id. n n
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FIRR-The alarm Of FIRE about Ave o'clock
yesterday morningwas caused by the burning OF
Union hose carriage was being drawn to the FIRE
the tongue was snapped OF. This accident rem
ders the hose entirely useless, an the compan,
now have no reel In order on which 10 carry tn,
hose.
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~ HORSES: MASQNs. TO-, oHRR.
TAe N ierngned Company are8S6
ceiling on their entire stoek. oonsistng OF a. very
wagons, HGrness, eIc. Also. Tin Cans. tube,
ana other Hsterlals beongiIS p the estAb ishnent
as Metket Space, between 1th and eth strssts.
Ssiw ovE fkTIcsit OYSTER EXP. co.
RE SURE AND COME TO THE BEST
srsst ak26U-sn
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WAMTEDIBya res spectacle young woman. q
w SITUATION as cook, washer or i oner In A
s1sl family. Gail at Mr. Morris's. on Esd rtrest.
Il
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"ANTED TO EENT-From NJ Az lst . na.,I,
w Furnished HOUSE, in . oentu i Iocstion. i1a,g2
10 TO Is rooms. Address Box 81 ar Office,
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EXTENSIVE RosszRY.-One evening last week
the bureau drawer Of Mr.. T. Cogan, residing at
the corner Of Twentieth and II streets, was broken
open by some thief, who made or with about
81 500 which had been placed there by Mr.. c
The money consisted Of some 81 100 In Treasury
notes and the balance In gold and silver. Mrs.
Cogan states that the money was In her drawer
about O'Clock, and that she went to bed about
nine and discovered her loss on the following
morning. IL II probable that the thief entered by
The Kitchen and committed the robbery while Dir.
and Mrs. G. were engaged In the store. The
police were immediately Informed Of the matter,
but have obtained no clue TO the perpetrators.
POLICE Saturday, the Third Ward pstrolmen
reported wm. Howell, riding on the pavement;
aaed -. o. Julia Eas er, drunk and disofdefiyj
Ansd % s. By Justice CLAYTON.
The fourth Ward Pstrolmen reported, George
p. Rider, trespsss; nned s5 ey Justices req mon
ana Walter and committed 70 jail In default Of
payment, Frank Hughes and Riehsrd a,ughe.'
Josn G. Holm, aghting; dismissed. Michael
pol.n, dol turned over o the military; rim0, ny
c'urt. Dennis Murphy; do; dismised BY Justice
Dean.
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WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM for a
w gentleman and wife, permanently, with or
WITHOUT BoSrd. by Saturday next Address Box
175 Post Office. nnIlss
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&IO0 AGENTS WAIVED TO OPEN
n every Stats, for ali Of Liz yds Great MIiitsg
Maps. Sssd By our CS1IW .nds,-ln Chief The
on these maps N each State 5000 600 oonIss ~ c
odmy nsps have already b' On sold: Also man to
w,HisS ~ sysl1' an,ni1 "a an1 C9na AGENTS. also
our army. Send for circulars. -
mia tmaJl 164 Broadway. Nev Yore
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EOR RENT or SALE-Several COUNTRY
II SEATS, with houses furnished and uniur
nished with gardens. orchards, and & eds Of vah-
Gus extent. well vatered and very hssithy one Of
the places has mill. To good tenants the terms
Will be low. Address III, LOUGHBUROU6H II,
near GeorgetOvn, ID. G. 8p 9 Steoa
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT NEAR
WI!lsrds' hote!; q commodious and well far
nIshed bribk house, stories with haseme 4 and
attic. continuing ~ rooms, brlok stable and wood
house, with servants rooms in second story. Rent
500 per month IN advance. Apply 70 SORES
SMITH, arc It'll et. ap II SIS
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4 EOR RENT-ROOMS suitable for COMMITTEES;
L Il also, double and single Bed Rooms-214 Pa.
Il avenue, next 20 WilIard's Hotel. eps lwr
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WANTS.

WANTED-A BOY, native of We shinEtop,
w from resp sctabe parents; none but auoh ne al
Apply Best nrferences required. At the. Furni,h-
Ing s,tore in WIllards' Al IA 9ts
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TRouBLR IN DIsTRAISISs.-Two county con-
stables In the Northern Liberties so me days since
attempted to levy distTain for rent due amount.
ing to go, on the property Of man who 10 absent
In Virginia on business, In favor Of the agent for
tending Trial In which abe was a witness. a,
they were about TO remove the goods, ftienil OF
the tenant appeared and told them that lhs tenant
only acknowledged n==!ng $40. The constables
~, s,s wlItns i q ,sSs saS
were about 70 distrain again, for that amoun NJ,
when the friend appeared again, and warned them
against distraining; stating that the tenant was
vilIing 70 paw the amount due, II the agent would
show : power Of attorney from the owner (who II
a secessionist, now In the southern army, and
they had q new warrant; but II he could not show
such power the law would be prosecuted against
him Thus the matter stands at present.
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DISMISSED Saturday, the case OF r. l.. Shell
ley, who was charged with obtaining boarding
and lodging at Mrs Flint's in this city, by false
pretences, was taken up for hearing before Jus
tee Rowland After an examination the Justice
dismissed the case.
ME-. c. H. Munck, who was charged with re-
ceiving Government property, which had been
stolen, had hearing this morning before Justice
Walter, and was honorably acquitted no shadow
Of proof against him being ELECTED by the exam
ination.
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CENTRAL GuARDHoUsK CAsEs-BefoTs Justice
Waltsr-sunday.-Geo w. Armor, drunk; dis-
missed. John Carberry, do do. Jas. Lackey,
do; turned over 70 the military.
Monday-Thos. Brown, drunk and disorde1ly;
fined 90 Geo. l.. Buckingham, profanity; do.
81 So Henry Clark, drunk; dismissed. Thos.
McNemar, firing pistol In street, do hned s25,
and ordered to leave the city. Francis " Grass.
enmyer, disorderly; dismissed. Geo. Rawlings,
fighting; fined 81 IS.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06
NUMBER 662
John BuII's IIypOcrIsy. .

The Chicago Tribune has bandsomelv
ouFiesqued The guardians of civilization"
as Tue English are nova days called, AMI
the habit Of their les es:lalors 10 periodically
getting into "rampage' over the great
cruelties of the Unionisls in this couptrv
as shown In Buffers famous woman order
and such like proclamalions. The Trihnna
processes To have received the following bv
interoceanic telegraph.
The Honorable member from Mpgwi,ch
wanted The floor. II wac not often he tres.
passed upon the time of the Hons. Ha
was BriOn, be Thanked God. A bold Ri.
100, u he might say il who should moi say
IL lie was clear upon the point Of idola.
try Ior ms native land, could mention little
instances o; precocity Ia that direction that
were historical and traditional family
proofs OF his early leaniugs that way.
Cheers But he was human if he Was A
Brllon, aud agreed with the old Roman
That "homo sum, nihI humanupa a me pufo. .
lie saw IN Britannia Que of the Guardians
of Civilization. Turn your eyes across the
ocean, aud what do You discover there9
Such u lapse into barbarsm Is painful H.
held IN his hand the latest dispatches from
The war IN America. Good God had il
come to this that Ia. the other horrors ~
The var between the North aud the Sonth
had been added eannibalsmf Immense
sensalion.1 Yes sir, CANNIBALlSM! The
senses real and fancy sckens at the epecta.
ciei yet we must nerve ourselves 10 the In.
vestigaion. He would read from a paper
he held IN Ills hand A rpnnrfpr drona = Mn
IN The gallery aud Is severely chlded by the
SpeakerI His spirit stood appalled, at the
news, he shrank with scared eyeballs
from the vision, but here il the paragraph:
"The most advanced brigade of Gen.
Sigei is now subsisting entirely upon the
enemy III"
Good God is this the nineteenth century
when brigade Of fierce German briQands
about their camp ires, MUNICH as sweet
m0rsels The tender limbs of VirRinians. IN
iricasses? [lnicnse excitement, two repor.
iers of The London Times swoon and fall
over the gallery.l Are we 10 sit here,
While our brethren by blood in the O!d
Dominion are belng served out in commis-
sary ralious to brutal soldiery, and high
born Virginians are being deVOured With
hard breadG Are we 10 pauEe longeri For
what more shall We wait. when Soti infants
are hunted like patridges through Virginia
brakes? II is time TO inierpose the shield
of Civilization aud call upon Chrslendom,
when Sigel's red ruiIians are leipurely eat.
Ing their way southwark through the hearts
and homes Of the Shenandoah.
Here the inler-oceanic II ie was inter.
rupted
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06
A ..An. a. a em,ncky.

A sharp fight took place al Richmond,
KY, on Saturday, August 30tb, 10 which
two Federal regiments were worsied, and
retrcated towards Lexington. The follow.
ing account Of the battle is given ia Uin.
cinnali Dispatch Of the 3lst ull:
On Friday rebel company, at Rich.
mond, KY. drove in our Cavalry. Gen.
Manson, with the Goth and list Indiana,
moved up. After throwing few III lis, the
enemy retreaied rapidly beyond Rogers
vile, leaving one gun behind. Manson
bivOnacked for the Uight. On Saturday
morning. Manson advanced with two regi-
nenls and four guns aud coming up With
the enemy, the artillery had a fight behind
with heavy i ~ on both sides. The enemy
attempted TO turn our left flank. when
sharp fighting occurred between The Skin
mirhers. The Goth Indiana advanced
through dense fire Of shot and she'll Ia the
relief Of our skirmishers. and behaved like
old soldiers; but the rebels finally turned
our left and advanced 10 full force. Man
son ordered q retreat and fell back three
miles, when he reformed in liue OF
battle on the high hills and got his artille-
ry in position. On the right and left nanks
frin5 by artillery RECOMMENDED and was
kept up briskly on both sides. After 6gh-
Ting two hours. the enemy advanced on our
right. under cover Of The woods After se-
we're lighting they succeeded In turning Il.
A retreat Immediately took place to The
original camping ground here. Gen. Nell
son came up. aud after great efforts sue
ceeded 10 rallying bis men. He formed
another line Of baltic, but the artillery am
munlion being nearly exhausted. some
guns were left without men TO work them,
all having been killed or wounded. Our
men again fell back retreating towards
Lexington.
The enemy's forces numbered $1,000 to
20, 900; our forces about 6,000, with Mur-
rays and Mitcbell's cavalry. The loss in
killed and wounded was heavy on both
sides: our number is not known. Our ar
my was composed entirely Of raw troops,
A despatch from Lexington tonight places
our loss at 125 killed and $50 wounded,
Gen. Wright left this morning 10 take
the field.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

PARTISAN OR GUERRILLA WARFARK.-T
taking Of property by guerrillas. or parti
san forces, in offensive hostililies, is not a
legitimate act, authorized by The law 0l
nations, but a robbery. So. also. the kill
ing Of an enemy by such forces, except in
self defense. is not an act Of war. but a
murder. The perpetrators OF such acts,
under snch circumstances. are not enemieA
legiiimately 10 arms, who can plead the
laws Of war'in their Justification, but they
are robbers and murderers, and as such
can be punished. Their acts are unlawful;
aud, when captured. they are not treated
as prisoners of war, but as criminals. sub
ject 10 the punishment due to their crimes.
Hence. in modern warfare, parlisans and
guerrilla bands are regarded as outlaws,
and. when captured, may be punished the
rame as freebooters and banditti.-[Hal.
leck's International Law.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

NOTICE TO CREDIT0Rs.-Alii per per
~ sons having claims against the estate OF ARCH,
RAID McALLIsrER deceased, are required 10 present
the same with the necessary vouchers wlthin ~
months from this notice TO the undefsignel a. W.
''''' JOHN McAILISTER,
Aug. 7, 1862. Admir- Est. Of Arch hcAhster'
THos p. HAwLEY, Atty. "'
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06
- :. RoLFE, q. &. LAMMoN. r. H. KoLFE
%. 2. BURCHRELB.

Omce--Cer"er Broad aud Pine Streets.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06

IT is stated that Tbalberg has made an
American engagement for forty nights,
commencing IN December. He will appear
10 New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-06
Miscellaneous.
EVANSVILLE
PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE.
III. HARRIS * CO..

III. HARRIS * CO.,
Is Street, Near Corner Of2d, NIRrysvIIIe.
also, 30 street, Sacramento.
lo5 sACR AMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
And arora, Esmeralda Mining District.
WILL. C 0NTINUE TO CARRY ON THE BUSINESS
W OF NJ citing, Refining and AssayiDg
Gold and Ores of Every Description
ADVANCES MADE ON GOLD DUST.
Cold Bars bought and sold. Returns made In Bars
or Coin, IN SIX HOURS
shippers Of DUST can draw against consignment
0a our no uses at MARISVIILE. SACRAMENTO and
SAN FRANCISCO, aud Check Books for that pur,ose
will be Fl rnished by us FN'
They would respectfully solicit from the Miners and
lhaiers, their patronage. As vouchers for the cor
rectness OF their Assays they refer with permission
to the following Bankers, Who for nearly four wears
have sh pped Bars assayed by them TO the Eastern
States nd Europe:
SAN FRANCISCO: NARysvu1R.
D. davidson, Esq, Low, Bros. l. Co..
Ness. }. Parrott Co. Decker. Jewett a Paxton
- Sather Church, Reynolds Bros.
reynolds Reis X Co. NEw YORK.
hACRAMENTo: b. Berend a Co,
Is r. Hastings h Co., Trevor h Colgate
ID. .. Mills y Co.
QUICKSILVER AGENCY
OF THE NEW IDRIA MINES
The best article the State sold at San Francisco
Agents rates
August 6. 1851. H. HARRIS 4 co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04

TEE TowSs QuorA.-We publish in another column the General Order of the Adjutant Gen sral of the State, giving the Quota of the sev- eral townssin this county and the State, under the two late calls for 600 0o0 men, Those towns which are left blank, have furnished, under the previous calls, their full quota for the whole Norfolk and New Hartford, therefore, in this county, are not called upon, under these calls. sor more men. There are otherttowns also in shs county which are called upon for but few men, that have already furnished their full ouo- 'ts already. The number of recruits who have volunteered in the new regiments, or since the cell for 100000 men, will be allowed on the quota designated in the order, and as soon as the muster rolls of the regiments just formed or sew forming are received at the Adiutant's of Ice, the quota required by draft from each town will be issued in asubsequent order. Mean. while each town can ascertain how many man they ere called upon to furnish, by doduct;n . the number of those who have volunteered un. der the late calls from the number required.
 Allowances for the surplus of men in each town under the previous calls have been made, and the number assigned is the number that must be raised under the late calls for COG, GOO. Thus, Ditchfsld having sent about 70 men un- der the lastosA has to raise nbout 20men more to All its auots of ss. Norris, Winchester, Bridge water and Bethlem seem to have the best chance for drafs- Drafting, by late orisr, is pos.- poned till Wednesday next Sept. 10th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04

TIE AMERICANS IN CANADA-The richer class of skedaddlers, who come here as tourists manage to get along without difficulty. Money makes the mare go with them at quite an easy pace. They can travel in any part of Canada without attracting special attention, though they prefer to remain in the vicinity of Niagara, swarming particularly at the Clifton House. There are many of them at Montreal, and a number of southern families who have lived there since the breaking out of the war, or have more recently returned from abroad, and are waiting or afraid to reach their southern homes The poorer skedaddlers are not so lucky. They must work for a living, and to get work, must submit themselves to all sorts of cross uestion- tloning, which soon lets out the fatal secret.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04

E
 The N. II. Palladium says that people living in place called Mapping, in the Westernspart of the town of Southbury, have annoyed the loyal inhabitants of that vicinity, for the last five or six weeks, by keeping an image, lwlth the name of Gen. Banks, in large letters, on board strapped to its back,) hung by the neck, in a tree, directly over the road. Two images of the kind have been pulled down by Union men, although it was openly boasted that any one attempting to remove them should be shot or whipped. Another, however, is soon manu- factured. The tree in which the image hangs is close by the house of one of the Selectmen. It is believed that he might remove it and keep it from being placed there again, if he chose The fact that he does neither is regarded as ev idence of the same spirit which has discouraged enlistments in that vicinity to considerable ex tent, and which is not generally known as patri ism. @
 That Selectman' ought to be hung up forth with, in place of the mage.' Won't some o our Woodbury friends attend to it, if South l bury cant! zg ~as i9 ali s8 15f5sr'si=