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sHERIFFss SALE,
Ohio oOunty Court


Joseph H. PS1dioto1. 500
IN pursuanes Of Ordors Of Sale in the aloTo uarped
i causes, viii on Monday, September 8, 1862 a
'front.' door Of the Court House Of Ohio eUunty pro
ceed 20 sell Joseph h RendlOt01's Interest Ia IL 40
sixteen ti6I square two FL and lot No fteen ISL
SQUARE seven In the city Of Wheoiing. Ais lis
interest 70 throe and half l31<i acres o. land,
IEaae W. Mitchell. Joseph II. RsIdIsion. and Zacha.
Tah Jacob, recorded In deed book No. e. folio $50
Ilat Of sid real estate can b seen a ths sbsris
Sale to eommenes NJ 10 O'Clock, A. n Terms II
sale; credit Of siK and twelve 1nths Win futnrS
ct from the day Of sles he Purchaser puFcassrs
giving bond with approved security for TIE sae tho
title being retained until he whole n tie rure.s
money 4 paid.
auGs-td ALONZ0 LORIEG. sheriff.
ATThe hUTu ale has been postponad until %
tOber 9Th, ISS2. SspS
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90 DAY OF AToNEnEsr.-On Saturday
all the places of business of oar Jewish
fsllow.citizsns were closed IL being the
Sacred Festival of Atopsmeat with them.
,q3l4a unsz
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ES~ASoTHER BRIDGE DEsrRoYED-Two
OaMpANrEs OF FEDERAI soLDIERs Car
TUREE.-we learn from the most reliable
authority, that on Saturday morning last a
force of rebels from Martinsburgh came
down to CacapOn bridge, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, east of Cumberland,
and after short fight with the company
which was acting as guard at the bridge,
during which four or Eve men were killed,
captured the whole company (of Col. Camp
bells Pennsylvania regiment,) and de-
stroyed the bridge. After destroying the
bridge they moved hurrledly back along
the road, and GU Saturday night captured
another company of the same regiment,
stationed, We think, at No. IL Water Sta
ton.
The news of the movements of the reb-
els CREATED the greatest excitement in Cum
berland, and apprehenstOns were felt of
raid upon that town.
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The rebels are rigidly enforcing the con-
federate CONSUMPTION net wherever they
have temporary control.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
From Washington.
nRBELs AT RApPAHANNocK srAr1oN,

REBELS AT RAPPAHANNoCK STATION,
wAsmSoroN, Oct. AT is believed that
the nearest point to Washington ON the
Southern side Of the Potomac at which
there are any rebels in arms is at Kappa
hammock Station on the o. & A. r. r., 81
miles from Alexandria.
This morning one of Gen. Halleck's Its.
brought in a man named Hiram Mckinney
who was arrested yesterday near Eeesburg
on charge of being spy in the service Of
the rebels. He was taken before the Pro-
yost Marshal who sent him to the old Cap
itol.
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LrvERPooL, Sept 24.-The American
Consul at Vienna wrote to Garibaldi asking
him, as he had failed in his patriotic efforts
in Italy, il he would offer his valiant arm
in the American struggle for liberty and
unity, md promising him an enthusiastic
reception. Gsribaldi, under date OF Sept
l4thf replied, am a prisoner aud danger
ously wounded. It is consequently i'm
possible for me to dispose of myself, how
ever, as soon as i am restored to liberty
aud my wounds are healed shall take the
first Opportunity to satisfy my desire to
serve the great American Republic, of
which sm citizen and which is now
lighting for universal liberty.
The above correspondence appears in
the WGnderer of Vienna There is no
other news of Importance.
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From Kentucky.
REpEL pREHAT 81 I'D R1rER.

REBEL DFFHAT OF RED RIVER.
LouILyILLE, Oct. 4.-The line is working
to Franklin, Ky.
Clark county adVices say that Jack Bru-
pes with a company Of rebels went up Red
river to defeat Jim Thompson's home
guards. hut the rebels were defeated with
great slaughter.
OPERATIONS AT BOWLING GREEN.
Col. D. s. Bruce, son-in-law Of General
Leslie Combs, receives the highest com
mendatiou OF military circles here for bis
operations at Bowling Green.
The rebels burned the bridge near An.
burn on Monday night. Bruce Immediately
sent thither the 18th Indiana and part Of
the 9Th Kentucky, and rebuilt the bridge,
routed the enemy at RussellVile, killing and
wounding so, taking 10 prisoners aud 40
horses aud saddles. He also routed a par
y at Glasgow yesterday, taking ten pris-
oaers, including Lieut.. Col. Crews, Capt.
Brown and Lieut.. Thomas.
RAID OF TIE GUERRILLA MORGAN.
A Portsmouth, Ohio. dispatch TO Gov.
Robinson. says: John Morgan with 1000
men yesterday attacked The Caspsr com
.pany of Home Guards near Olive Hill. At
ter several hours of severe diminishing
Morgan was repulsed aud several Of his
mGu klleus MOtkHu tueu EeNEe4leu NOW4fQS
the Licking river, burning thirty-6Ve houses
on bis way. Last night Morgan returned
to Olive Hill, Meanwhile Col. Leipert
went to Portsmouth and brought up 500 of
the nth Ohio.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE ARMIES.
BardstoWn advices say the rebels have
from 10000 to $4,000 men within circle
of eight miles in diameter around Bards-
town. Our central advance was this af-
ternoon four miles this side of that place
They have been skirmishiug aud driving
the rebels before them for the past three
days. We captured 600 prisoners.
1t is said that Kirby Smith arrived at
Frankfort with 10000 men aud Humphrey
Marshall is on his way thilher with 5000
more. They evidently mean to make
stand at Frankfort, aud battle at Bards-
town seems imminent
The report Of an anticipated 6ght at Mt.
Washington yesterday, arose from our
forces Smelling the woods as they advanced.
Bragg and Buckner left DanVille for Lex.
ington on Tuesday. Bragg IL expected at
Dauville on Monday. He has threatened
to send every man who would not join the
rebel army to the north OF the Ohio.
The rebels are cutting new roads from
BardstOWn to Springfield and Lexington.
RERRL LIES
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SB=REGDEa, youcau have an enduring, Away
ready, and reliable COLD PES, exactly adapted to
your hand and style Of writing, which win do your
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want 1T. see sThe Pen Is Mightsr than the Sword
in another column. mh25
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.

PublIshed for the beneht and as a warning aud 4
canton to young men whs aulIer from Nervous De-
bIIity, Premature Decay &o.i supplying at the same
time the means Of selEcure. BY one who has cured
himself aftsr being Pnt to great expense through
medical imposition and quaekery. By enclosing .
postpaid addressed envelope, stNsLl coPIEs may be
had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYRAIR. Esq.,
Bedford, King. Co., New York. ep4-1ydtr
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[From tho Daily Express, lancaster, Pal
HCHI1lIICAL WRITING FLUID. .

ave are indSbtedto MessrS. z. Barr Co. for
supply OF Laushlins Bushdsld's Ink, an article We
have been using exclusively for the year past.
at Is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
by arm whose loyalty never for moment waVered
aud 10 whose patriotism the highest compliment we
could pay would be to say that 1T |. genuine,
free, as unfAdIng and permanent as their Ink, with
which We make thfsreoord
'Weuso this FLUID because. after being tormon
cd with many other black devices, We have found IT
superior in every respect toAny other either foreign
or homo make, and hence pronounce It the best and
most reliable in the market.n
LAUGHLINs BUsHRIELp, Manufacturers,
Sold BY J. o. orrGos.
Reed 4 Kraft, s
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8g 0eIearagh.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Additional Foreign News by the
City of Washington,

mi
The London Times in an editorial treat
Ing on the recent reVSrses to the federal
army, says 1t thinks they will have the efFec,
to restore liberty of speech in the North
aud apparently must suspend the gorgrn-
ment at Washington.
The Morning Post says this strange and
unlocked for coup detdt may possi6lS ter
inmate the war. It adds that a man or or
binary frmuess may establish out of the
ruins of the Union "a new republican
government, and that even II Jeff. Davis
assumes the Presidency of the United States
the North will accept him in order to nre.
serve unity. Il was stated that the doc
trlne of the Federal government that for
eigu trading vessels, not carrying contra.
band goods, shall possess permits on en-
teriug ports of the Union, is held by France
as wholly inadmissable in it's operations
in commerce. France has energeticalIy
protested against the capture of tho ship
La Mauche, at New Orleans.
The substitute for cotton, which attrac-
ted so much attention, consists of fibres of
a marine plant, known as Bortreamoriue,
or common grass wrack. Tue Manchester
Cotton Supply took a hopeful view of the
capacity of India, 6ut denounced the OBJ
strnctive policy of Charles Wood, who was
called for.
The rioting at Belfast was of serious
character, but attended by no loss of life.
Business in the French cotton Manufacture
ing districts has not been so dull since the
revolution of '4s.
TIE condition of Gartbaldi in health con-
tinues to improve, but it WAS expected that
many mouths will elapse before he can be
removed. The granting of an amnesty to
him aud his followers was again rumored.
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BDTHE PARADE OF TIE MILITIA.-Last
Saturday was big day in the city. The
commissioned and on-conmissioued OH
GERS of the 4th and 9th regiments of mill
tia paraded on 4th street, near the Court
House. 1t was not as 10 former years, a
holiday work. The men went about the
drilling seriously and solemnly ani i. was
generally remarked that they exbibi-
ted great proficiency considering the
brief experience they have bad. Instead
of the jeers of the crowd We saw nothing
but looks of interest aud encouragement.
There was some little fun in and out of the
ranks, it is true, but we saw no disposition
to ridicule the active participants. The
attendance was very large, almost every
man, some four hundred in, number, an.
sering to his name.
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R9- A REFUeEE's srORY.-Mr. Joseph.
Wheat, a resident of Bath, in Berkeley
county, brother to j. M. Wheat, leather
merchant in this city, arrived here on Sat
urday evening, refugee from his home
now again in possession of the rebels.
Mr.. Wheat says that at Bath and vicinity
he saw representatives from seventy-six
rebel regiments, amore forlorn, worn out
and played out set of men he never saw.
He says, they are on the verge of starvation
are weak in body and very detected in
spirit, and many of them are SO shattered
in. strength as to be barely able to keep on
their feet.
Mr. Wheat thinks that speedy victory
awaits our demonstration against the rebels
in the Valley. The decentralization of the
rebels by their own account is very great.
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