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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
Tho InvaEion OF Kentucky.

Bowling Green, which left thi8 morning, returned
from this side OF shepherdsville, twenty miles
south, bringing reports that small defal force
In Stockades, protecting Salt river bridge, were
attacked this morning by large force Of rebel
cavalry with artillery, supposed to be mountain
hoWitzers.
When our informant left there was heavy mus
kerry ana cannonading. Reinforcements have
been sent from here, but the bridge will probably
be destroyed before their arrival.
There Is no telegraphic communication with
any point sOuth of LOuisviue
tEe rebels yesterday burned three bridges over
Benson creek, on the Louisville and Frank fort
railroad, about sixty miles east Of this city. The
trains this afternoon went no further than La
grange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

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az IS -sasG Colonel md DeP0. q Iarterrs ter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
The War Spirit in New York

SUsQUBHANNA, n. Y, Sept The war spiri,
mere Is 1ully aroused. A large and enthusiastic
meeting was held here to-day, at which 9.C0C
persons wers present Speeches were made by
the Hon. Daniel Dickinson and others.
volunteering for Gen. Sickles' Brigade is going
on al brisk rate. There Will be no necessity FOR
drafting here, as all are ready to fight for the
Union and the Constitution.
Owsso, n. Y, Sept "a Tremendous war
meeting was held here this evening. Hon. Dan,l
s, Dickinson and others made speeches which
were enthusiastically applauded. Several patri
otic citizens came forward and enrolled their
names for the Corcoran Brigade. company
will be raised here for the gallant Corcorap.
Owego is doing her whole duty, and will send
no drafted men to the war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
A AVIcrIM OF THE RxBELLIoa.-TheN Nashville

A VICTIM OF THE REBRLLIOH.-Tbe Nashville
Union relates the following incident:
"a POOR but quite decent and respectable Irish-
woman came from Battle Greek on the cars the
other day to Nashville She lived, until lately
at Troy CITY. Her husband, an honest and hard
working lrishman, was a Union man, and the
guerillas tried 10 drag him into the Rebel army
He maDsged 70 elude them, and ned TO our camp
At Battle Greek, where he enlisted In the Union
army The Rebels went tack TO the cabin where
his poor wife was with her two little chill dren
and began ommitting the greatest cutrages, bat
tering down the doors, breaking in the windows
and tearing up her garden; nor did they desist
until they had made wreck Of what had been
plain but decent home. Such was the protection
which the Southern Confederacy gave to these
inonensive people, who had harmed no one and
walked blamelessly in society. The mother gath
cred up her children and set out to JOIN her hus.
band, determined to share the hardships Of the
camp under the flag o. her adopted c. Cuntry-the
nag under which Cofcoran fought aud Meaghe.
defended -rather than endure the brutality of JET
DaviIs miniOns. When she arrived at the cam d
she was provided with a conveyance to Nashville
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
Funeral of Gen. Kearney

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-The funeral Of Gener al
Kt,earney took place at Newark, N j., to-day.
HIST hls rema Ms Were brought to this city, reaching
received by brigade OF militia and escorted to
Trinity Church, where they were entombed An
immense throng of citizens testified bv their
presence tneir sorrow at the loss to the nation of
one OF ter bravest sons and most skilful generals
All the flags In the city and harbor we're at half
mast, and the bells tOlled funeral peal az the
mournful cortege moved down Broadway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

GooD ADVICE.-A few weeks ago, Young for
eigner made himself remarkable at one Of the
voEgs-stnoiy tables IN Baden Baden, by his reck-
less and desperate gambling. For many hours In
succession be had inyara bly, los. upon every poi
on wnich he had ventured At length, taking a
single gold Napoleon between his finger and
thpmo, he showed 1t TO the croupier. "Here, :"
now the owner. Where, my friend, would you
advise me TO put it.n Monsieur - replied the
croupter, "as yeu ask my opinion; and appeal to
me friend, and tell me that IL Is YOUR last
Napoleon, my advise to you 10 to put it-in your
pocket ''-FrtHch Paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

IDA litue girl, with her mother, on her way
TO hartford, stopped at the New Haven station !,
near evening, the darkness being intense; and
seeing the conductor and brakesmerf hufrying
around with tseir Lanterns, and the hackmsn
insaly calling and bee koning at the same time
10, Pa.engers, sue looked up 90 her mother and
"ohoerlhRiy askod-"Is this Hell7u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

u Steps having been taken to connscate the
property II Trusten Polk, formerly u. g Senator
rom the 81. Louis No district. Capt. Turnne-
clih, Chief Of the U ). Police, has been ordered
10 seize the same, both real and personal, aud
emated to be worth SloO, 900. He long since
placed himself under the protection Of the rebel
government. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

IL Ex-GOv. Isham q. Harris (rebeI) was at
Chattanooga at last accounts irving TO get up a
inilltary oTganiz ltiCn. Col. TrOusdale, late OF
the Nashville Union and American, is COM
nlandant Of Gov HarrlG new forces
IL Two establishments IN Austria employ
5000 work people in the manufacture Of lucife
match The annual production is $4,000 900 OF
matches. One of theie concerns 10 in Vienna and
the other In bohemia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

W-6en McClernand is at Springfield, Illinois
Uh ais sfriVal ne N'es welcomed by Gov Yates
He responded In an out and out war .naecb "a.
Yves for prosecuting the war and usina all mes ns
20 crush out the rebellion, even to the arnin0 n,
regroee. lie ssid tnGi any man who yielded IN
AdniniItranca support with en- q or set,
q traitor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

OUTRAGBs IN SOMERSET COUNTY, Mp.-The
Somerset Herald says that a waaton depredati on
was committed by some miscreant, Ia burnt ng
the wheat and Oat stacks OF John b. Melvin,
Esq. enrolling oticer for Dublin District in that
county. The same paper says that several gen
tlemen have been arrested for resisting the officer
In the Performance Of his duy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
Gen. Bragg Advancing on Nashville, Tenn
1he Rebels In Force within 80 Miles of

CINCINNATI, Sept. 6.-Gen. Bragg has left Chat
tanoogay and is advancing on Nashville.
The city 10 greatly excited this afternoon over
the numerous reports IN circulation d, 20 the near
approach OF the enemy.
Ieieg raphic communication was open az far az
Falmouth, Ky tonight
>, Inc rebels are reported to be In force at VIII
Transport, about 80 miles distant, on the G;esrpe
town turnpike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
a.r ns,I,rl.p ara 90. D.ramsr.

The Nrv lo-s JHafna, 81 Commerce thus n ..
iudrs the recent .H. q ofsome 81 its New or
eotemporsf'ea
We deemed DO ur- r~e-slry 20 allude IN tb. In
famous p.tark ~ de on she youuy and UaI.,ri
commando by n N-w York sheet which \. ,.I
hratei fof lis Nti"'ous onslsught upon good re-
IN suOns and c1 llted patriotism To be slapds-.d
by the New Surk Tribune Ia a general certificate
of high chAtRctsr, 20 bF called a traitor by that
paper Is we'll understood as implying that tue
accused i n loyal defender OF the Union II
therefore seemed a work of supsrerogation To d..
frnd he General, and ii appear. even less 30 now
thattEe New York Times grayely asiures IA reid
eIs that Gen Mcclellan HIS utterly lost the con-
Roence anc high COnstde ration which he once
enjoyed at the hands Of the American people -,
Ire combined attack Of these two newspapCrt
aloed by the Evening Post, on a General who Ers
Ior months susta!n I'd similar attacks In profound
silence, 10 of the curious features of the imes
In which we live. Gen. Mcclellan has served
The nation fer long period without opening his
lips 10 defend bimself against the ferocity Of the
radical hounds that have BAR ked at bis heels He
seems TO be utterly oblivIoUs Of his persoDaI
IeP"'auon, and solely devoted to the service of
tns country In any capacity In VIZ ich be NAV be
olaeIeo 10 auty IL would appear that this In
famous land Of course absolutely false) attack en-
MS lalI hahe was started by the Tribune at the
present moment for the purpore Of divertin- at
tention from the remarkable patriatic and -
selfish devotion TO country with which GEN
Mcclellan accepts the new position In which -
Is placed and perhaps also to prevent the ~ &c
trast which some might draw between f',s coz
duct aud Il at OF a favorite General OF Is i oou-
Gals whose :" personal considerable ~ rO,haa,
him submit to the precedence w., IofSsae S
Pope. A'e" " 0eh'
IL may also have originator g.. ,
rect attention TO some othe- u tne oesire 10 ol-
maHv Of Tie Iteen, di's' ei. in vreinia; Tor i, !,
Wi 80, - ~ >ablcation In a "a dical New
III In ,bs- SIS from James river which
news wa. me ,ossesson Of ali the otne, panprs.
,a ~ ;I, oppressed actually gave the enemy
h..,nn o. -don On whi( they were induced 10
10 ~ -eir forces nor Inward from Richmond
no -andon the Capital which they learned was
Ac onger threatened
Whatever the reason for The attack which can
not be considered In any other light than a dis
grace to the editorial profession It is sufficient 10
say that IL produced no effect on the public mind
except that Of deep mpathy for the patient
young General who is silent for the country,s
good, while his enemies are noisy and vehement
for ihe qualification Of their petty malice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

y The wages of the Printers Of Paris have
cen Taise : aciroumstenee whic b 10 T-e 7 d. &
hdir5ilve q u speedy advance In the wages Of
II " i5'sn S.'iAes IL France are foi hidden
'l"i sHd lac priht-is 10; tnelr advance by
tVnS representations 20 tbs government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
Restriction on 9ravsI Removable Passss
Required.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6 United States Marshal
MiilWard to-day attempted to put stop on ali
railroad travel, by requiring every citizen who
wished to 60 TO New York and other cities TO
procure pass from him, for the purpose of pre-
pa1ing which his clerks taxed each person two
heard Of these proceedings, orders were sent 10
.ne marshal to remove all such restrictions upon
Iree travel and now all persons can 20 where they
please without fear Of Interruption,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

"A HENARKABLY SMALL PoNY.-One of the
Shetland mares imported by John \ Rary, ESQ
Of Groveport, Ohio, has pony colt that is proba-
bly, the smallest specimen Of a horse In the world
being only twenty inches in height and wei < hing
twenty one pounds. The dam OF this colt, w nen
in thin condition, only weighs seventy five
pOunds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
bETCHELoR's HAIR DIR
Tks bs,t in tia Wo,l4

William 4. Batohelor's celebrated Eair Dys
produces a color rot to DC distinguished from na-
t1revarIsnsed Tot 20 injure the Hair in theleast;
remedies the Ill e9ecia Of bad dyes, ana invigor.
ates the Hair for Hfe. Grsy, Red or R.str Hsiy
Instantly tuEns splendid Black or Brown, leav.
Ing the Hair soft Ind beautiful. Sold by Nl
Druggists, &c.
H. Ebe Genuine is si-ned WILLIAxA. BAYsX.
KLoR, c, :ks fo1r siGfG Of sseE bog.
tsci9Y, Ne. 81 Barclay 81, N.s Yorb,
R97-1y (La:e 233 Broadway and 10 Bond st)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

GRHAE E.FN'-LV+NIA ROUTE, p1a Baltiuors
asd kGsrAst,sr, 70 :ss North and Wea.-Two
trains leave w aGhingtOn daily and one on Sun
day-quick time-low fare and sure connections.
Soldiers tickets sold through at government
rates. For tickets and furtaer Information apply
az the oHce e Great Pennsylvania Route, north
east corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth st
Washington. Onace open from a. N. until p.
m; or Sundays from to 4 p N.
au Ally T.. o NORTON, Agent.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

<SxB CABIN FURNI9URE,GR
sA@SfssS At OLD -
- Having pLFohas q our entire ~
- t5EH STOCK for Cash he 0rs he advance
we are elaUei to offer uBprec sde Iai
bargains 70 al who are "a want of ABINET
F6RNITUkS.
Our stock lie now oompl.te in ever sartioula-
and We cordially Invite Ill who coatams!sto ~
nshlnt, PromlslHE saving OF ct less. = ger c. :.
10 Ill VINO MAKE their Sci s-c.IonH OF IS. II Is not
neoessSry 20 7srtlo2 iari3S a. our HsGcE e.
complete,
AL We ask La ca 70 satisfy yourselves,
UcTEL En * WILSON,
Iron RAJ, No. 3It Pa. avenue.
IL % conn Between SEh za- lgth s!s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

ENCHTING NEWS!
MARYLAND I.vAuID BY THE CUN-
FTrEEAITS

The Potomac Crossed ct the Point OF Rocks,
Frederick Cay Occupied in Fore. - 4
Movement en- hags
Threatened Preparations for Defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
Ine v ar In Alabama-Ths Town Of Aths ems
DESTROYED.

,. SNoIsNArl, Sept s-The Evening Times has
information that the United States force at sts !.
sens, Ala was attached by the Rebels, but the
enemy were repulsed with great loss
our H00ps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

Another BrRt'sz st3nGlaF tupturCd-AYms
and 2aitpetsf ir.e2dcd f5r tie s;ebeIs
BO.TON, sep! --IEc New Bedford Mercury
prints a letter from on board the L = steamer
Cambridge, dated Oft aeantort, Angus. -, which
states that the new gun boat OctaroTa Captu red
large English rt amer OF Charleston. She yTqz
loaded with saltpe!er, ammunl ;ion ard arms, and
valued at $3.50, JOg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatches. !

IASSOclaiGd FFefs Dlspatclc,.
WAsH!s5ToN, Sept 6.--Farmers from the up
per part OF Montgomery county, Md, arrived
here early to-day, and rsport that ring was heard
late Yesterday evening, IN the direction OF Nolans
Ferry. The Ere wag irregular They also coz
firm be rumor that the enemy Yesterday CT, sscd
the river this side OF the Point OF Rocks They
did not venture any considerable distance honi
the Potomac. The force consisted OF a b..ttallo or
Of cavalry and four pieces OF artillery. After re-
maining short time they recrcsgsd the river.
There Is no doubt Of the fact thss the enemy In
strong force are posted at seveTl! points on the
opposite shore. COnsderab.e z bodies Of infantry
were plainly visible from this side during the
dav, and the camp Ares at night Indicated the
presence Of larger force Of rebels than at fl 81.
supposed.
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A e RIGAN VI ATCH z 8
For g0EADgERSi
AT Red UCED PRICES.
American Watches for American

American watches for Americans
TaE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give
notice, TIA: they have atsly IBsued Few style of
Watch, expressly desiE ned for ssldfe and others
VINO dssiTe Z good Ws.eh at . moter.te Price
These Watches arc intended TO disPlsce the
vorthless. cheap Watches of British ard sy! IS
marEfsotare. With which the country is food, q, g,
and winch were never expected TO keep tins when
they were made, beins Isiuse m:uufactures scr d
80 shis oonntrI, DeesuEe unsaleable at home, and
xGsd here only for josksyins and svisdIinr PHI
,oses.
We offer to cell our Watch, which is of THE
HGSE SUBSTANTIAL MANyFACTURE
Az ACCURATE AND DURABLE RiME
kEEPER, ard In 2terlinr Silver Cases. Hunting
pattern, at as low Frias is asked for tho trashy
Ls,r:s and LpiaG Of foreign make, already re.
fcrred 10,
We have named shs new series OF Watches
WIN. ELLERY, Boston. Mass, which name Will
be found on the pate OF every Watch of this man
ufAoturs, and is one Of our trade marks.
Sold by sll respectable jewelers. in the lsyal
States.
Wholesale orders shoaid be addressed to
ROBBIFs C APPLETON,
Agents OF ihe American Watch Company,
Al 2O-lm Is2 Broadway, n. Y.
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Il. =. &C "
As saTss.tly Tecsivl1r, anu .ss wsy. or hasa.
Q ian supply OF aii sLo mos! celebrated =
WATCHES sh1i sre nssn ufaosGred in Eng HST
land, Swltzcrisnd tnd America, both IL SoldSkf&
and Sllyer cases: Ee a.so keePs large stock o.
hlne JEWELSY OF the mort Cesrsbls stylee sei
With Diamonds, EmsrslCs, Rubles and al other
Gems H Ia SlsO manu- taott nE I'll kinds Of Souf
STANDARD SIlvor Ware, and keePE swords, Reyol
sers, sword Bc!tH a4d Casinos, Sowlo knIy.,
GAxors, Scissor., Gold, Silver SIid Steel S,ec.s
sos, and great variety u other things s5gsly
keet IN IcreirJ store, and sii 2. the very owes
iLloS Ne. SJs Pa zTcrg', tt.veeE ssh sno i0tl
sNeea fs Ik-S
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TEEENRs, TtNES. SBTLEEs' TENg5 -
4 dEmEIocfE hnG C+HysTE Sc~s for SOldis'5,
ssn.l cnd FtEgs 81 80 3 pdE, el.IE En1 Fancy
ATEi"ss. ior 6scTcs an a-e.!'HEs, -.aGS 20 cts
90 th@ 1ESrtsst 10! 90, 80 E3 U&SD LILLY )
Av1t.g. sent AID FlBE Factory, ocrLeY Pc. sv-Tgs
"a Is street., CSls4-xEus2 SzlcilE, WsseyG
tcEs -, =. 20 r.
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NnEEgyF

= NDElkE-
A-taJI EENPgttt.S .Ts invited : a tbs
iGsa u s.eIEb1 isszl tor surlshlaz tho SrbtIr-
tt-cs JeFzr-Tl'.E- go t5.. i = -
Ess lag - Ce..FeTsS LeioTs tG6 SGlh 81 tic.G-
5sT ~ s5si 20 toe 81 Kid Esy at 5e "a bA.-r.
sne IN 10 2T s-o' NOS --ereLrATti- % LEler
Bidders l-Es' Ftr'e q, th5lr bid'rtc pr-as psF Iyl
z, 8. yalcH tt.:J VII tgraash tie hei
10 DC VctgFtt st Ns5sIag t'n, a. flie ezrerSs
o. ias actor, aRi ~ 60 &c Vsred Et ihe oEu-
GtE. DEtt.o EEI1.
.rIns making bldS musi stSse tas nrTne Of a. iaq
Fs' { "a y -. .cgtea.
Far-.so-1 :, ne Hrsd. in IFressa-y notes, sd
bits % he dlreoted 20 COL. "A, BSck S TEH,
4. a. { snd =. =, u. (, A., Guc cndorged p
FosSs for ray" auE:
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I'O ALL WHOM IL May CONCERN.
cash paid for old CorEressIona Dooumsnts Pat
ent Onioe Reports, old Post nice Blanks, pam
falets, Newspaper Circulars aud old Documents
o. every desc Ipsion 20 be used for sapsr makers
stock. Address
STOCKWELL & EMERSON,
aS and Fl snn street.,
al l8-3w New YORK CITY
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pension OFFICE. l.NI srI, 1901.

~ Or SALE-An exoelent Sloa. sE;YISs
MACHINE, in peri OF order, 81 yerr CO
trloe, CAA ~ llS ~ eNAnSs es "a
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ry1 &0NH hNafG!
/ EiE Butitins, e. 32i ttlEa5 ,FsTia avenue,
having s.Gln been ~cCCI-, tho EaDscrjbsTs srt
noIo oonvenisAt y situated, .nd k4.ter thsa sTei
PREPARED 10 10 all kinda o. JOB Work, Manufsc
turo snd fuTn.Eh Stovel, Gin Ware, Hcrsskeepin:
hrtioloE, snd Camp Sisuipnerts.
Remember, S3l PcIn. pveaUs, sovth side, ns.l
SsveIth ssro3..
iy 25-1 T.. - (, "a {. GREGORY