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DUCKS VISIT TO BATESYILLE.

 The following account of AIr. Woodruf's late visit to Batesyille, has been politely furnished us by 3 correspondent.

 Our town was agreeahly surprised by the unexpected arrival among us of Lilly Billy g recaatafioa memory. The people from the country foclSed in 10 sec him; neither Miss Fanny Wright nor Mrs. Anne Royal wouid have attracted half the attention. So great was the anxiety of the northern folks to see the man who has successfully played the JachaH to Seyier, Ashley, and Pope, that our town was crowded almost to sufocation. By the by, Buct might have turned penny in an honest way, by hay ing kept himself in state of yetirac9, as many cut bit has been given to see sights less curious. The good people of Bates vile complain bitterly of the uncourteons conduct of Little Billy, in leaving our town just as they were preparing card inviting him to partake of a Public Dinner. Some of his friends attribute this shameful con- duct to Dilly's ercessice Dlodesty, others say he mstook this mark of respect towards him, and believed our object was Caucus. The latter excuse Is a good one, as eau cuses just about thai lime ran strongly in bis head. Be ii as it may, we were sadly disappointed, and Billy after his old fash ion, parked tip wrong tree.

 