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X —Ar t r THE' DAILY TELEGRAPH WMWMCTH VBDSEDAY Kansas City 24 A courier joatifrom the reports Price in fill retreat closely panned by oar forces When the courier left the enemy was 25 miles south of i here y i 'New York 24 The Herald’s Chattanooga correspondent says the theatre of the war has been transferred to Whitfield Walker and Dade counties over the northern borden of Georgia in which large forces of rebel are operating- - They umc Home as a base infantry of supplies which are brought on the Cooea rivett Home was abandoned by onr forces but llesaca was held against attack The road ha been torn up again: near Tilton Dalton and Tilton were captured and Ringgold Tunnell llill and Cleveland evacuated The Union' forces are concentrated at Chattanooga If Hood’s army was as strong as When he took It In hand he could not take Chattanooga Rya fight with the rear gnard of Hood’s main army our troops have got Detween him and his detached forces Hood’s great aim1 was evidently to get to Alabama but he was shut out by a range of mountains and his army Js obliged to subsist on roasted corn New York 25 The Tribune correspondent army of the James 22d says at dawn this aru one ot our land batter ies in charge of Copt Ashby opened on the rebel fleet in the James river about a mile above Cox’s landing with twenty and thirty puimd shell and quickly sent their wooden gunhoat to the protecting wings of Fort Darling and their other shore batteries The three ironcudraius however stood the fire and returned the compliment for an our or more until one of their smoke stacks was nearin the ly shot away and one of our shells after- part of the Richmond killingexploded a gunner and wounding three seamen when having had a vigorous pounding from our shells they tiled away out of range to a placcof security leaving the earthwork which the rebels have-latelconstructed on the west side of the: James to continue the duel with Ashby’s battery and another of our forts lower-down tins river 'This rebel work sent 100 pounders in return for Ashby’s twenty and thirty pound shells but received those of the same calibre front our lower battery and finally discontinued the duel 1 xi Tbe result of thc moming’s work was to drive the whole rebel fleet upward of a mile from the been point in the riveiwhere they had stationed One wooden gunboat waitrecently seriously and an ironclad ram considerably injured- Our casualties are one wounded Richmond papers of the 22d contain the following Early’s defeat by Sheridan is acknowledged by the trcbel press las well &9 by Early who admits that he lost thirty pieces of artillery but claims' that the Union of him did not amount to much as only the pursuit were engaged in it cavalry onr infantry who be says suffered more severely being too badly demoralized to follow The Richmond Enquirer says all the camp eqip-ag- e captured in the morning was retaken by the enemy and that at Str&sburg the captured artillery becoming mixed up in the street with some of their owq through the demoralization of the drivers was abandoned by night The same paper says our army was in Newmarket worn out with fatigue and perplexed and mor tilled with the results of the day’s operations Only 1000 in killed and- wonnded anu a small number captured is the estimate of the rebel casualties by this voracious sheet Ah ordep issued by the Richmond War Office conscripts one fifth of the employees in the ordnance and nitre bureas thus securing 4000 to the military force The older is considered a breach Of faith and gives greht dissatisfaction but shows the 'Strait the rebels are reduced to Recent demonstrations of at least 1000 Yankee infantry from Suffolk towards Weldon North Caro lino is mentioned by a Goldsboro journal Ixingstreet in an1 order dated 19 takes command of his old 1st corps relieving Anderson A number of boys called junior reserves of North Carolina and consisting of one regiment and a battal-lio- n have offered their services to the rebel and have been received and placed in the trenches at Richmond Hie Augusta Chroniele says Gen Slocum J who bolds Atlanta has contracted his lines material! so much so as to leave part of tbe city cold Iversall a rebel Colonel' in the vicinity made a dash through this part without suffering j any damage The Macon Intelligencer says the rebels are making arrangements to enter Atlanta and securely hold St front- From Dickens’s All the Year Round r- ''X 3000 -- J- Be not swift to tike offence I Per Annum Fix Month t Three Month Fer Month dr Per pinglc number 1 too S ' lfted In T 200 citjr remover is’ : ? I -- 5 00 -- : : pnnted in our new This morning’ pap nth Temple Street half First -in i uihnng- : of Jennings’ Emporium : a Mock commodious premises built l'e have for Jia !R'lien nil business connected expTVMl Semi-Weekwith tie Daily a ifi AnrinifltT be transacted Telegraph ly Till! KEANS OX THE TAC1FJC ! Wej liavo looked with more than ordinary San Fruncisco papers for some irstuxst indication of the reception Of Mr und ilra ylliarlis Kean on I ha Pacific Vjt1r the exception of hn article1 in the “Morrjing Cull” wo cn no mention of them beyond the Jiiive t at-of their teinjHjraiy exiitence there e were in imjies that the t?ilenco of the ' prass was indicative of public satisfaction and io-tli- e : thejrinmph of the artistes but an outspoken si reast iQjscribo in il weekly gives the critics “Hail Columbia” for their cold treatment of ’the finest artistes that ' ever graced the boards of an American theatre The (jrnbroglia seems to be r6inefnber- oil tVe should be pleased to see the Keans -- !" - through our city rOWAAAAAM ' WnEub ark they-- Mrs Mary Parker of ICingtnn HeVefunlshiri (Eng) enquifes after Tbo'a and Elizabeth Parker or their children: A letter for them is lying ut the Post Office iir this city — NEWS i PLENTY OF GRAIN YET IN SHENANDOAH! t! t i " ' rQUNDS DRIED PEACHES - PANO-GERMA- QUESTION VIRTUALLY SETTLED! N J -i--- : SEMMES TO COMM AND T1IE RANGER! BIG FLEET OFF CIIARLESTOX1 artillery duelux 4j K t CONFEDERATES ARRANGING TO AND HOLD ATLANTA! ' K : r THE JAMES! fie RE-ENTE- R i : VP! IlfOp-COOPE- ‘i arrival from the army of the Potomac reports heavy Tiring heard nearly all Saturday night towards Jantt-- river apparently front our gun' boats - ' Tbe enemy shelled our working-partat Dutch Gap canal moat of the day With no effect Richmond papers of the 22nd acknowledge a defeat iuJHienandoah valley and say they lost 23 guns besides those they captured at first and about 10000 killed and wounded with a few pris' An s y - oners' I! C ! -- ’' - rt 1 ' -- - The-Cour- -- - Monday ELDRBDGK 'i V AND i - ’ let it'pasd t Stoves Brood noif darkly o’er a wrong Which will dimppear ero loogi Rather etag tide chearjeoBg:'"' " "Let itpeael V -- - GOOD Sl EW IV CHARTER OAX Cooking for Wood or CmL FANCY DWARF Office CoaL - - r : v - '" 1 l ’ V'-- " J - ? r Let lfpiue! f j i J CosL CANNON M I 3 s v BOX CosL1 j Strife corrodea the purest mind v Lot UpoMt Ae the unregarded wind j t‘ r Let It pant A Any vulgar aoole that lira ' May condom a without reprlevce ’Tie the uoblo who forgive j jt SHEXT1RQN AND ZINC ’ - I ! - Nalls ' Let it pwl 1 - We (ball in a few daju upen NAILS GRIFFIN 1IORSE-SII0CUT AND FINISHING NAILS all Fiees HUNGARIAN KAILS and TACKS I!’ A E' Store iYcw I wrot riJe East Temple Street directly uf&CO ASTILS Tli of tins UEW PLATES ir fur gouil you've tskeu 111 oeprt '— tho FILES and BORAX LctttpeiMf' Oh! be kind and gentle still AK 11 QXERLAXD STAGE LIXs Letitpaii Time at last makes all things straight Let us not resent but wait be greet: And our triuiuph-shal- l Let it pawl Queensware where we shall take pleaanre in shewing the onmf of Great Sail Lake City aal vicinity souw of tC’" ' MS CRATES OF CROCKERY to depart Let it pee! Lay these homrly words to hsert “Let It pafM!” 1 Follow not the giddy throng Better to be wronged then wrong Therefore sing the cheery sosg Let it patd Let it pass! Bid your anger j ' - Let itpaut CHINA and GLASSWARE FINEST STYLES compriring every arlirls needed ia a Ilouseholil li E A or Seales FLA1& AND FAXCI FAIRBANKS PLATFORM UNION BAR ! COUNTER AND GOLD SCALES II ai is - TIIE LIVING BEAD Ws are surrounded by the living dead — - Men whose whole lives seem purposeless and vain Thsy’re bubbles in the air husks mid the grain Mere walking flesh-pilwithout beart or head on as old graves we tread whose these dead They’re with the fleehjkt worm Long years companioned To show they’re men they’ve nothing but tho form They ire not worth their daily meat and bread Tbe marvels of creation move them not As well preach God unto a fleshless sknlL Surrounded by the grand and beantiftil f They’re coldae icy atone of mossy grot Their lilVe a dream a festering in tho ran Snatched from this working earth who’d miss them? — a-- !’ Carpenter’s II is EVE 11 E ' Carpets 3 AND O FFKBED IN THIS MARK FT ' "S v PLY in variety Stationery Onr atock being extenrive will kIm embrace beeiJe a whole rango of 1 j FULL LINK OF SCHOOL and BLANK BOORS None! sLate ink j —Chamber's Journal DRESS GOODS COMPLETE STOCK OF PLANES and PLANE IRONS RULES SQUARES AUGERS CHISELS Ac es II A STAPLE GOODS j LEGAL CAP BILL LETTER BATII and NOTE TAPER FOOLSCAP arrivals and departures E ft sillier wtlel eDamerted In Hi MUloga of j Cummings W G Slaw Arrival— Tuesday-- A r acksmlth’i It ns CO 1I - OVERLAND MAIL LINE S RANSOHOFF & II A B —-- O Tliink how often you have errw Let it pek? iiSince our Joys must pass away Like the dew drope u the spray Wherefore should our sorrows stsyf ' them pserf Let tlieiii pass! - N KERO&ENR AND CASTOR OILS KEROSENE LAMPS WICKS AND C1IIMXETS Let it peas!' Let itpeaul - II ft E - Oils I Echo not an angry word ' J i - ' son James Clasby — Tuesday: —C E Wheeler L IL Departures J-Singleton Ferguson F 3Q0 DOZEN BEST MERCANTILE I f Arrivals—Tuesday: —Mrs Kate BrownUr Sigel Mr Schayer Isaac Levi Mrs Martha HilL j Departure:— Dr Williamson SHOVELS FOB Kfi’ HOES RAKES SCYTHES SNATHS — a— ' PER OLIVER & CO’S EXPRESS II j lswiv Xn t lx cT E 4b if HOUSES i SPADES C G JS t ’ Upon the arrival of onr train we ahall fill Bp Departures: — Peter Muhlebach Wolfed Poznain-sk- y BRANCH CROOKES AND FROST MILL Sami Louis R N Farley wife and son Patk Daw CROSS Do Murphy Louis Roy E Wall Arrivals: —Wm Kipp' Wm James J W Alfred W K Lutz J W Titter H Phflbrook J M Young Robt McGinner Rami Fagin Geo Pool Geo Walls Mr Bunker lit To Farmers LINE i FER OVERLAND STAGE CUT h j 'The Herald's Chattanooga correspondent 18th ARRIVALS AT SALT LAEB nOUSK says Sherman is not pushing Hood but rather man-sgui-g Charles Tuesday: —Mrs M Hill'' C Walbrach if possible to coop him up in a valley and V W Howard' Thompson starve him to death Hood has woefully failed in finding or capturing supplies He is trying his best to avoid a fight He attempted to sneak back THAT STEAM3 SAW MILL! through Snake Greek gap but finding that outlet I mm now prepared to fill bills for Lumberahd Timber blockaded up he abandoned the attempt This the st i morning he is recrossing a mile and a half below with Sherman six miles from Fayette SAW ’ perhaps Do BUCK Dow SPEARS A JACKSON'S and DISSTON’S OTHER SAWS OUR PRESENT HOUSE 9 HAND and - -- MILL STEAM New York 24 him i ' - The Herald's Gen In Lamb’s Canon ' Dixs course in spcciaf says ordering the pursuit of the St Alban’s bandits TAMS All penoni wishing to build early In the cpring should acrosj the Canadian border will be sustained immediately apply It is now alleged that Stanton will be1 offered the 1 can also snpply Cabinetmakers with the heft quality Of course Paris is enchanting: Eveiybody Chief Justiceship Cameron- Banks And Butler knows it everybody1 says it One may toil of White and Red Pine lumber are mentioned for the War Department JOS A YOUNG Rcfacfccs from ’Shenandoah valley report that jn)W rich and die in London one may drag on G S L City Oct 24 1S64 notwithstanding the devastation by Sheridan an existence at: Vienna vegetate at Brussels there is still an immense quantity of grain outside prowl through the year at Florence be bearf'ofthe'trajrk takcu by our ai'iny ed at Home hippeu at Venice terrified at St PRIVATE SALE! Office with a Complete Stock of fiENTLEMEN’S glass FURNISHING i PUTTY j 4 : j -- i V I jnst below the Overland Stage LATCHES BUTTS SCREWS CATCHES STRAP and IIOOK HINGES etc etc IK da IS LOCKS — I 1 Af XI To Brilldera j i ' at y HOOPER ' - Halifax 24 Tbcgunboat Jason front Runnuda 17th has arrived and reports the pirate Rainc and associates who captured and burned the Roanoke were on t rifu&cd to boil them trial Thj yellow fever'wos abating at Bermuda L The steel blockade runner Col Lamb sailed on J' - - gOT-vernm- Washington 24 K - - INSURRECTION SPREADING IN ALGERIA! yTIIB Anger ia a foe to senee NEW STORE i I LET IT PASS - r) - - j : TERMS: -- VU- : j : i WIUTK LEAD LINSEED Oil TURPENTINE ‘ G O 1 ! l!! VARNISH and PAINTS 98-l- m ODS AND E II I - i Washington 24' : Porter coninunicates to the Navy De- - I Petersburg stupefied at Berlin excited at New York soothed at Boston deluded at pirtuient the rapture Ly the United SLttcs steam- Edinburg astonished er tort Jackson of tti&bloi'kade runner Nunda Dublin intoxicated atMilan amused Seville' at at COO with occupied at Amtoils of cargo'Vpd 550 bales of cotton 1 Farther Point : 24 Ter the Belgian from Liverpool 13th Commer-em- l affairs continue to be the principal topic of discussion The depression in commercial circles shows no jimimition DiiSlncss is dull and prices - continue to fall r Additional failures have taken -- placeJvT - inoike a peace with' tbe Southm and the only °r the iUiion i thinks continued waf siCtct Wrica lQ L iWu y to sterdam fatigued at Naples absorbed at Manchester salted at Liverpool cured at Brighton and killed atNew Orleans but if one wants to liye to see life to enjoy life to most of life-- ' there is certainly no make place in the world for’ iman or woman vbut Paris ITiia is an assertion scarcely worth arguing upon Opinions are unanimous Of course there arc no bonnets in the world worth the Paris bonnets! Boulevards are among streets Nobody knows how O cook out of the Palais Royal No pictures worth looking at are toiBe seen out of the Louvre except indeed jthose at the Luxembourg Why pursue! a theme so trite? While I a single Englishman am dully soundT ing the praises of Paris! fifty’ thousand Italians Sweedsr Bussians Poles Czechs Montenegrins Magyars and Musulmftns are cryiiig out that Parisian lifiela the !Ufo of lives and that the only city worth living in is Paris— (All t-h- un-oqual- An Ambulance Carriage A Cask oF Crockery in Lots LADIfcTS AND summons to a holy warr "ear to he obeying a On the Danish question at the a compromise issaid to have bnaCJr Conerence on the financial question Minor quertionf there only remaps wthTdwi0 rangednd up of a treaty of peace CapL Sernmes accompanied bv eich Moldo-Wallach- GUM DROPS dllLDREN’S! WEARING APPAREL only to rr for thrce House opposite II C KIMBALL il Esq- Mcmixx - W S Godbe LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT I : i 1 V- ” -- “ " ' :kfW yjy: ! 4- I IV 8 Godbe j -- A- S Godbe W I - - CAItXTOSr w Trlrgraph UtScaj Will find Unsurpassed : ft 4-- o-- OF US!' CUTJA PERCHA BELTINO 3 4 5 sad 6 inch: End 10 bich LEATHER j HOOPER The Highest Price j ELDREDGE PRODUCE carriage: for sale Entirely Kew Philadelphia made Jenny Lind Rockavray—QSeat a I Apply te 1 - II 83 4b -- Paid far - : t 4 i- & X i V ' If- OF ALL EINDs! I s 4 ' sotr E i - i r 4 i - i ! THEIR PURCHASES MAKING Mocblne Belting 1 Advantages m f- 40 inch DUNDEE BURLAPS 40 inch U BL A STANDARD DUfK 4 SHAKER OSNABURG 4 S Godbe WANTED IMMEDIATELY G E Appiy to sc-- e OT-l- w dfr fii fine table saltwanted 6 COAL MINERS' 6 TEAMSTERS2 HERDERS H nEAVY LINEN SACKS BF By (TAUTS" COUNTRY DEALEBS ' Sacks 500 3 FLOUR WANTED A j! at Low Prices ( - - i —Or E y Dye Stuffa IRON AND WAGON TIMBER For Sale - 0 DOMESTIC IV S Godbe - to-day?- GILT ROSEWOOD and COMMON variety of Sizee 11 A For Sale Cheap by LOT LARGE WAGONS MOST SUSSTAXTIAL II A E Looking Glasaca For Sale by t AND at Retail 2 DRIED PEACUES £0000 CIGARS HAVANA j LICORICE FIGS IN PACKAGES t tht OS-- W j - h' MOST SUPERB bl-TII- E j A the' YearRound) Aliliama and a Inndrcd Bei hm fen?01 Little Nannie is a close student of the trinsff rrulwni lie rniAc to tie KMoliL'1' Bible but not very clear as to some points gCf recently lying at Madeira “Ma” said she one Sunday evening after New York sat like a good child ap day in the Thp steamer Arago from Hilton Head 21st ha having house “have I do I honored you arrived On the 19th a large naval fleet arrived off Charleston iociuding schooners laden -with not know Nannie why do you ask ?” said her - ammunition & c destination unknown mother “Because” send little Nan shaking i curls sadly “the Kble says honor thy Gen Hardee The rebel has proposed tojGea a "Foster ather find geavral exchange of prisoner in mother that thy days may be hands nun for man officer for officer or their long” and thy this oh day quit a'cniMw I ever saw” had been ' the longest LOZENGES O es A : to suit Purchasers Ger-mans- A l MIXED CANDIES CLOTHING WINTpER FANCY CANDIES with Cover ed ! 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