Show 7 'V -- - - :- I : ' V -- jv : - s !v r h ATURDAT nORXISO sbpt 1: 19 : - ' " i ! - : : - south and retched thy West Point railroad near Fkirhami A ni 12 miles of it and On the Jho east nr right approached then moving near left Macon fowl near Jonesboro my ' telegraph: AIJiY y- ‘ v-- : : ft : ‘ 27h-brok- ! w '?- ! - ‘v ---- - 'I : witirwycr ffiagsga -- - A New London correspondent of the Commsr dal Advertiser 'I TIIE CARSON POST shs tkegreatestexcitemeut prevailed Iwt week in the office of the line from Boston to New York ‘consequent upon the revealing lot Collector Barney of a plot to destroy all the steamboats running on the sound Jt wo said Ithat the Elect r So Spark' recently ’captured by the! Tallahassee aii-now her tynnorl hiui bejen hovering: allout ‘r omst and was to do the work It is also assert ii asfa fact that the Tallahassee about thTtsb weeks since went intc( Newport hqrtmr and steamed round the Guerrier then lying there and steamed out again unchallenged Four gunboats had been skiit' Into the sound to look after this affair : ’jj Tliei Commrreiaf t special jsays' information lias been received from rant's army that the rebels are in front of Warren oti (be Weldon railroad strongly reinforced A battle seems been moved Their troops inevitable secrecy generals ar e have received the first number of ths Daily 'Evening Text published at Carson City Nevada by II W Johnson & Co The Pmc professes to be “an independent Union paper 'radically Union but independent of party organization’ r entire sleek ef Dry Geeds Greeeries ' V Boete end Skoee Hardware" Qneeasware r i and Ready Is EASTERN TELEGRAPHIC HEWS Rough of the attacked the wing right The enemy y y HOOD T army of Tennessee and was completely beaten MH WtLLIAM JENNINGS SIIERMAN AND A COR MPON-DENon the 23rd During the combat I pushed the left of the! centre rapidly to thejtoilroad above ON THE FALL OF ATLANTA! do not eaagerate wken wo an nonace and between Rough and Ready and Jonesboro ARHXVALS AXD PKPARTVRIS i On the first of September broke up about S MR LINCOLN OPPOSED TO AN ARM® Put OrtUA Mia rosrur fbctweea Salt Lake City Macon roail and tamed on the the mile of ' " and Nicraiiurutu j 'i"' enemy gt JoaeMwnr assanlteil hits and ' his COMPLETE STOCK l - 5r — hrpartarn Fridsjr: — J & Parrott T Deader J A I’-'' lines were carried there capturing Brig-Ge- n !'Drake PRIVATEEIl— BOLDr ADVEXnEI lowan and about 2000 prisoners 8 guns and BOISE STAGE PER' BAXSOCK-AMEkt to this Territwry llavlag parrkasei Wf Mw much plunder Night alone prevented bur ArriTSli-TbnriM- jiy night:— Jolia A' DrakrJj N REBELS STRONGLY KEIN'fORCED ON THE CAptnring alt 'of Hardee's corps which escaped McKee J It llell J J Menu Mr UcOralb Ihunuel tke East early In Marck ’ t WELDuN RAILROAD Diusluuu George Moyer Arthur Muyuer Jaiuea Mclu-ty- re S0tlth That nlgiitl Hoodv in Atlanta finding all r DOLEFUL! BEFORE THE VER y k co’s express Per Oliver RICHMOND PAPERS VYibrA XCK the aud in raTIrbads our broken possession ' ' — G X Cleveland U Arrivals— George Friday: Zmery blew seven locomotives ammunition up his P Warder T Dnuavau w think Mr Jsgsnras ea offer officially no- eightyjears arid evacuated Atlanta which on ck Indocemeats le i general Nashville 8 AT LAKE SALT ARRIVALS BOUSE thet second of September was occupied by the The latest intelligence from Itosaeaa is that he is otter tified OK insXOfllSATIO Geo purchasers as will satisfy them both ea le 20th corps leltjfor that purpose— we following Wheeler who is trying to get across the Tennesse Wo Friday:— A J Benson T D Frewett J McKee UeilL J Drake" eamuel Moyer I J Bingham Jj rebel to near Lovejoy's station have captured many prisoners We of how he the letreating Main John yirGrath E C Man T Mathers Tho B following is HiKil'seoint The railroad between Naejiville SO miles ' south of Atlanta! but finding h jin 'TY Heller G C Dauviui U W ClevelSad Kuykendall was whipped: bo' in running order Joh Croes N B Warner lodaewould a eicreniclieil concluded I that I hern convention sine Union dio strongly State Tho adjourned enemy On Aagtt-- l 30th the BARROW A COy We not make an assault as already we had gained They passed a resolution favoring s call far a State convenment across t'liut river Mr f1?” G L7 M 8 -- a the 1 f of City Sept slavery v great object oMhe campaign viz: Atlanta: tion and the ' attacked thfm on the eve of the Cincinnati 6 The Srmy gradually aud leisurely returned thro-i- t This mode Tho Democratic State convention nominated Geo vorps but failed totUshslg® was to which Atlanta aud 'we are now camped south of E Pugh far Congress from the 1st district and Henry C: The MASONS AMD STONE-CUTTEnecessary to ahadtn Atl'uts Of Balt Lake City wish to notify the trade to meet on as the' result of Lord frou the jWe have dxtie'ou the night of the lit of September Ouf the city t Kew York 8 Monday evening next September lZth 1864 at 7 o'clock moveexecuted think this and jus well I WM maftquick loss on the eve of the : i The committee appointed by the Chicago convention to In the 16th Ward nc bool House for the transaction of bas- 27 We ments General 3000 over and nomination! of met this morning at inew guns prisoners September On the eve of the 1st 60-notify McClellan or niy have buried over 400 rebel dead and left as! the St Nicholas hotel Negri alji the committee were Jonelxro' Ilardce's 'corps in Htim j present At 1 o'clock they proceeded to the mansion of assaulted by a superior foice of tbu enemy ana many wounded that cannot be removed McClellan where they Were received by the General and rebels lost besides their important city Col leipg butflanked bss compelled U withdrsw at The Lansing'- After the ceremony! of introduction and a woundetl and 3000 brief interview the committee presented M cClellan a copy least 600 dead 2500 loss TUI farther Notice the gunsof a with eight the during night foot up of the proceedings of the Chicago convention and a letter The aggregate loss will not prisoners The enemy’s prisoners report tlieir ' Qis letter of acceptance advising him of hto nomination to 1500 bn our: side H9OD severe will probably be finally presented to the committed this Signed' 7 Cairo The- Richmond Examiner commenting evening A considerable rebel force under Gvh ' Paig-na- c Besides the committee 'largo number of prominent Iltxxl's official diiipaich auuouucih bis iiisas — among them August Belvisited McClellan gentlemen crossed is the have Mississippi mont Peter reportetTto ter says Cagger Dean Bichmond and others Aftrr attacking the enemy with two eorpr fr m Arkansas! to Itodney Miss on the 22d i WILL LEAVE THIS CITY FOR Headquarters Army! of the l’otomoc 6th Itumors have been prevalent for two days past that near Jonesboro only Hardee’s corps was- left ultimo troops had arrived In our fhmt and were The steamenLWhite Cloud and Henry Chou- part of Early’s to resistdhe assault of tlio enemy which can on flank necessitating another straggle DEFTER COLORADO our left EITRY massing batn'to fired on after were 20th the teau' that ' by a'Vgbel be accounted for only by for of tlie Weldon railroad Preparations tho ' possession umber Sara A n shots ol above the enemy and failure to dislodgBayou riur attack OS tery have been made to receive them Thai far with the exlx consequence of delays on the road of my large Hood withdrew one of them to Atlanta— leav- took effect ia the cabia and hull of the White ception of a few guerrillas no enemy ' lias appeared in that direction Mondays Wednesdays and Fridaysing Hardee to bear the brunt alone - not Cloud but no one was injnred 8 Washington he had another is also that have It This he would hardly done' reported gunboat The following is an extract of a letter from Lieut Gen 4 o'clock a m: ' ulscaficulated- - the enemy’s design Ho be- - name not given was srfnk at St Charles and Grant dated Headquarters City -Point To 10th:1 A K Hon To B to kVashburne: llsved the main liodj): of Shebban's army that Duvall’s 'Bluff was threatened by a constate-tDear Bin— I all titigena who visit me that all ' hsve born In front of Atlanta:when in fact it siderable force of rebels W L HALSEY Agent we want now to insure an early restoration of the Union were was on Flint river near Joiie&boro 20 miles confirmed rebel These reports through is a determined in of the North The sentiment unity ' 59-- tf Bolt take City Eept 61864 i - T’ -sources from Helena: south rebels have now In their ranks their lost man Boys and J guarding prisoners and railroad bridges and A cavalfy force under Gen Warren left Mem- old men are "The Examiner congratulates the South that AriJn-fa- n farming a good part of their garrisons far entrenched poand for not since White is river a is Atlanta the lost phis fef days army though sitions Any men lost by them cannot be replaced They says the less of the former"is ' nothing while try force is understood to be embarking for have robbed the cradle and the grave equally to get their the loss of the latter would have been without Duvall’s Bluff' present: force Besides what they lost in the freqnent have been Indaced by the and battles they are now losing from deserPock LUtfe Dttnccralsm Tho tains the par- skirmishes remedy WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE tions and other causes at least one regiment per day condemns the removal of John-- - ticulars t a recenit'raid to the Duvall’a Bluff W ith this drain upon them the end is not far distant son saying he was suptreeded by II ootl and Little) Kock ltailroadf A large quantity of If we will only bo trne to ourselves Their only hope commander dt a dirision and notoriously inta- - government hay was burned and other proper- now is in a divided North This might give them reinforcements from Tennesse Kentucky Maryland and MisIncreasing Favor of my FrienJe to Purehmse patge of managing anything larger then a'du ty destroyed Some damage was done to the souri while it would weaken us With the draft qnietly vision It says tbo moral eficct of the loss of railroad j enforced the enemy would become desperate and would will be J Atlanta though'it may be temporary A' fight ' recently occurred at Redwood 17 make little resistance I have no doubt bnt the enemy exceedingly anxious to hold oat until after the Presithe "great and will render incalculable assistance to miles from Baton Rouge n which 18 of the 2d are dential election os they have many hopes from its effects the party of Lincoln obscure tho -- prospects Louisiana cavaltv were killed a for counter revolution for the hope They they hope of peace and''ditTnse gloom over the South Gen A J Smith and staff arrived here yes- - election of a peace candidate In fact like Micawber to for tarn up The depression may be speedily relieved by the terday something they hope Oar peace friends if thsy expect peace from a separaMOST COMPLETE 8T0CK reinstallment of Johnson of the- appointment Fort Monroe 6 tion arf much mistaken’ It would bnt be the beginning ' of Beauregard would at once restore confidence’ The supply steamer Ijtermuda arrived this of war with thousands of Northern men joining the ami army South because of Our disgrace in allowing a separation tans country 'from Pensacola on the 30th morplng Oh the second day after the surrender of To have peace on any terms the South wonld demand the k special to the New York Uerali from Chatof their states already jfreed would demand : Fort- Morgan a j torpedo accidentally' exploded restorationfor 6th says: of tanooga losses sustained would demand s treaty ' indemnity Wleft Jonesboro 2!lxni1es beyond Atlanta on the beach killing 5 and wounding 4 men which kroald make the North for the aboutlO o’ clock-otho morning of the 2d and of the Seminole also killing two of Gen Gran Sonth ir V A GRANT Signed traveledi' tinder the protection of a cavalry ea ger’s mrnl and wounding one of the Metacom‘ Kew York 0 cort td thia placo et's crewl and the pilot of the Hartford The 7th says Grant “Ilerald” wfth correspondent 'Hood’s army was then retreating with SherThe rebel Admiral Buchanan is doiug well yesterday a largo number of deserters entered Butler’s man fiercely hanging on his rear— the head bf He will not lose his leg lines from along their whole length being impelled to leave the southern armies ion reading the recent generthe Union column skirmishing with tho rebel 7 Darlington ous order of the Lieut Ueneral commanding They say rearnear Fniyettsvillc six utiles from Jones in slow a more general circalation of the order would have Iieturnlconie indicate that hut “ large very V ' ' J Union boro V ever Brought Smith's majority will be nearly the effect of bringing rebel soldiers into our lines by gains hundreds and thousand the The fighting around JoneabO was very se- 22000—a presay impression They gain of 6000 since last yea vails among tho son thorn soldiers flint the Chicago Convere The enemy was routed 'at all poidts i Morrell were re- vention and Baxter meant peace If they thought they were to enWoixlbridge On th 30th ult the 4thf and 23d corps elected to y would Lee dure another the of army campaign majoriby Congress overwhelming which 1 offer to the pvhlis ea say oU tartar! struck the Macon line fiiro miles beyond East ties The Senatohrill fall to pieces They asserf strongly with appabe unanimously Repub- real weariness truthfulness that and rent there is Point Junction great:' In the meantime thuarmy llcan The House- will not contain orw twenty of the war patriotism has given way to lassitude con-- OPPOSITION TO THE WORLD I of Tennessee and Kilpatrick’s cavalry" were Democrats tinned lassitude to beartiessness and hopelessness I vskirmi-hin' The “Herald's” Harper's Ferry correspondent 8th briskly with the' enemy on our New 8 York qCtCR SALEM AM 111 ALL PRO V -says the military situation is unchanged- - The rebels right driving themacross Flint river towards Tuna from Charleston Va The 7th special to WK west were OFFER of Great Lake have and the citisens retreated the of Salt fake yesterday Jonesboro no disposition to offer Opeqnan riverupfollowedVolley Jt e enemy show closely by our cavalry Early and Territory of Utah the Hdzen's division of the lotbcorps took pos says r had his headquarters at Berryville the day before yestersession of a promineut hill which was on the battle day A batch of official dispatches printed orders le AND BEST a on Gen In jLARGEST engagement Monday to the rebel army were found in the house he i The I5th corps Biergosgeneral way to the'enemy's position of Granger’s division 19th relating as had division the brigade of The third occupied headquarters of READY MADE CLOTHING ever brought agent the night in ent enching Next day lie advanced to the Winchester and Berry- - cavalry under Gen Wilson skirmished with the rebel rear Assortment to- into the Rocky Mountains which we will sell at ths flank" hnJ1 tl4kn Aip their iville ’ Pike when the An officer oil from front the day guard yesterday ei enera blirrl ln “BWe without enemy fell back almost day reports all quiet there Charlestown midway between " a sbotl - on thn 16th corps bnt were firing oar LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES this point and Sheridan's army is now garrisoned by ' — — ' ' steadily and' reso troops Ws have now open a complete stock of Tlie “Herald's’' Fort James correspondent 30th ult wens oi a rewnuotwauco to tue I uny at Cedar Point three The people flortk And eoath wUlflad la a few daje °®Ce'!’ I right and met no serious opposition Our troops says our troops effected a landing 1? miles above Dauphin Island 25 miles to t Mobile The FALL CLOTHING : Anderson w'sro nJ0Ttl!'13ru reached a’poiat on the Winchester Pike where roads running to Mobile are held by the rebels bnt it is ' nf selected for this market eoaeUting in part reported that they have no fortifications on this rood ex- ofEspecially the fallowing: cept near the city i - 4- j ti 1 - n 1 : 1 IncEiV''l 1 3I0RE j ! - - vise A CARD ‘ i' - ! - - r ‘ i r i ' ” - - ! i£f i $ - - - immediate-abolishmen- t to-da- i NOTICE I j ANDP HICK QUALJ 1 y ! IS-t- RS 1 - ilt f SPEOIALJJOTIOE! - ' J Overland StdgeLinc - 4 --r- EAGLE EMPORIUM 1 Tns j -Thursd - N- gw it t'F donbtfv i h' I I -- i ' 3 K forh is t Mnrphj and Crl 1 ! i hore EASTERN PURCHASES1 Hants L Muiida) - SIEGEL & CO - i Thr V - i’: - The-Examin- - 1 3 Mnfc from VI name bi trifling fair thvi are rev Ooixc I 7 i J with I wliatv blnei I oat - ' etarted wax Jilt ! llw 'ealt to (i(i lit I Very I - i-- slave-hunte- rs n - MERCHANDISE -- Hoe down' tV 11 etreeti folWw to hat 1 j ' - to this territory 1 unquee-tionabl- -- !’'' j Xf'' - M- - u F City ' SAI vrkei ante i ' J" rolJShiPe?tia8MlUlt if : 1 oiadc Cincinnati 8 j ' Missouri Jean Suite Pants and Coate Lin-efor nomination declines the Democratic Ctjard Henry caeeimerie Vest v eattinet Teeto- - of coate and Panta Congress lp the Second District Joseph C Butler has every ! and pattern desirable been nominated in his stead sy y ofThe V : ' - M or - al l i P?0'''1 'tri'— X- - ' I 1 : GOODS nno ieavy caseimero Ponte mode np in ths meet fashionable Styiee all wool French eawimars mate block eat-i- n Yearn eilk Velvet Veete caeeimers Vcete tweed Teats —on extensive lot The dispatches thi Morning are particular a dwpeirale pendence of Texas was " interesting find somewhat lengthy of course eventually acknowledge wUl b with th pby Mexico WOOLLEN SHIRTS to OriO wooldbe ference we give them in our columns An endless variety of figure colore patterns from ns at Ghicamaoga of 6 gnnaj another of an indirect agreement to at some future time nit the most fastidious TH£I EMIGRATION their acknowledge independence 4 guns and a large number of prisoners also Lincoln said that he and Secretary Fessenden BOOJTS AND SHOES took Gen- - Gaven and hisr Adjutant-GenerH heard whethfurther from havs Ws as to discussions tho anxious had had nothing Our stock trill be found si together adapted to ths wants nfany tu'wUh 5Uat “ kanMW bfiiWde was cap- - er to permit and encourage trade in cotton trains on the Plains since our last notice but of the people-- in quality and price Thcarmy of Tennwwund He thought this was what they wonld decide we were very much pleased to learn from Bish- HATS AND CAPS: I' predg h upon via:-- free trade in cotton by individuals op Hunter yesterday that arrangements had We have on hand a heavy and enperb stock Perfectly i noise- - who-paicJri'y'awaywUlrKVf corp for t fn greenbacks-- the navy to be been made by him and his Counsellors for send unique structure intention of formings directed protect and encourage the trade so ing out ten male wagons with 15000 lbs of BLAKKETS : junction with gtewartta em I mained at Atlanta Tb far M conducted within our lines— the only I Lo the needy That is a good work field I condition being that ail cotton should be ship- - j therefore Of varied and substantial shades and in quantities to —God bless it ait purchasers along thejMacon' rjfiwJaTe(1who ped to or through New York there to be inbis situation desperate at revenue taxes on and the internal “““us spected pay RETURNING i uioo Tetreated " first burning loop Cairo 8 cotton and 8$ — of' smmnnifion reached on ‘ReportSi wagons iMemphis chleflv Sunday that Very many of our readers jwill be pleased to “rtHdgw and the gnnbo&ts Hastings and Nanmkeag had cuniiter We have another train on the way hero which will odd been captured below" Cloaendon while on the learn that Geo Q Cantym and John W At break of day when Sfcermai V r 1Tneson Young-EsqYork landed New in largely to oar already heavy stock the enemy had rstreatedhe put hUwhrf1 tllt river one Captain Rogers of the latter being followed In and motion killed hot In to this day last on their return from j CALL AND SEE US NewYork8-Theite&meject being to get between HookT j a place 8T0RK-TP- — lu v At U ICOBXZB andthns cut-of- f either party ' Ariel has arrived from New Or- y store new We understand Ben Mr that Holladayhad Atlanta was occupied by Geu Slocnno 1 leans - She brings nothing later from Mobile ICapt Jewett of the Metacomet had exploded I suggested to themafewdajrs delay ln Gotham - DISSOLUTION OB' COPARTNERSHIP orps The place was mugh Injured nider the a torpedo on the sunken Nashville partially and then to proceed on to Atchison for pueheretofore txlitlnr Louisville g cT Inat 2nd on the 8tnibcr day rfrwXFuwau ' In answer to the request that Gen Sherman I ' her to pieces sage by the Overland Stage- - We notice the v mutual contonL dlaaolvad latter statement us indicative of Mr Holladay fs would give us details of his late operations h by the by said firas wfll he tattled Mil eosnarad Bale Stable and con tbe who tins Livery of enderalgped fore Atlanta we have received the following: l 'rh Era says it has highly Important intelll-- v hopes— so we interpret It—of resumption the hut doei not print it being contra! Overland service If Brother Ben would take bnslneest ” Atlanta 7 I 65-lH J FAUST onr advice he would try it I '4 WINTER CLOTHING THE TELEGRAMS P ’ a -- v ' ldhefmeWM!r7ronteT-S0"- TAhrpwhoj PUCedP S3SS7rann'7nWnr i A COMPLETE STOCK OP ” i — ‘ — 1 AT MY BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS: OGDEN WEBER COUNTY I LOG A SALT 9 A C V he County wi C RE EK ' Jnab County If i j li'hentiie Liberality in Purchasing: earn i -- GOODS - 1 coming: DTJDT s i - COIN : i - V'- v - y i be-h- er - - i ' i i W notJSE : k off from the edge and using considerable arti I river where1 fice to mislead the enemy moved rapidly them J 1 it r£rrinaa would attack f I A fcr Mr ON EAST TKBXX’XiK STB®®T OOLTon Thnndoy taatbrtwwBdandSmwwdof TdVHh 60-- J - A1VD LOT FOR SAUL rl tods Enqaincf 1 I - : i — 1 A- - &Ce9 4 WILL BE CARRIED OUT the 17th Ward 1U blocks west of Tabernacle South rooms a well of good water and Temple street with Also— a blacksmith's shop and 25 bearing fruit trees i r'J Produce i BEKTZLSZ5 Y firest Islt Lake City fspt 7 'M J |