Show 'r '' J lLY MlIlE BgGWH FRIDAY Ytoonxixo OCT ' s : PeiAssv- ' PJSBS a 61 ? to the sol STATES BT addressed CONFEDERATE iSSOffUST t' C0KPEX3ATX0X s - I Per 3:?rthi!cliTerd loth cilj Ier single Sbcber ' r ’’ T I jX$ yea-terdfl- y: CHAftTEX OAK ftxaiy for Wood or OoaL FANCY DWARF OOea CoaL CANNON CeeL BOX Coal W s GODBE v IMS MB mo !Uvvvaa f& ! i 1 EXDRBPOB Rtavee i Without lile’a Ulj we could mot M do not know that the attempt bu ever been Tbs blessed change from woe' to weal made to improve soldiers by an address to their 1 reason and understanding tile cassoVa noUtated propose to try the Only the wounded limb can hetL with the new recruits experiment beginning The sick sad suffering lasrn below It hu grown into a proverb that “one ' hundred That which the whole can never knew BAILKOAD raw will four hundred whip regular UNION1 PACIFIC troops” Of the soft hand that eootheo tbeir woe The history or all wars proves this to be substan tfally true And yet the hundred and four hunAnd never man Is blest as he On Wednesday 3Ir Keed dred men are made up of the same material How Pacific Fnion Railroad call Who freed from some infirmity tto Is that there such a disparity between tappens it Engineer of hem? Can mere make' one man bolder drilling Rejoices in its liberty ed ufon ns lading recently returned) frortut fian' another? Impossible as it is proved by the 21s sees with new and glad sarptiN khort ojage oM3iacovery and survey in Echo Act that when brought into battle for the first im are alike The all all world that roknd about him lies alarmed and all they y equally C23Pn Lnd vicinity which ho has- - made with equally apt to run ' But the regulars soon become Who slips tho bandogs from his eyes the vieW of finding if possible a route jjfor the accustomed' to battle and nothing gives us alarm o which we are accustomed They soon discover And comes from Where belong hath IslnJ -- avoid the 'pn?:'ectiro railroad vwhicK woiild ool that the roar of cannon and the bursting of Comes from tho darkness and the pstn ' 'I ' ombs which terrify tliemso much in the first batOut intoGod's full light again r(Kied5ity for a tunnel or one pf each magni- - tle are 'the most harmless of all implements of &t divide as the that tade warfare brought into the field required by the They only know who wait In fear They are better than raw troops simply because licad of Chalk preelt The music of a footstep near If hey have got over the fears of raw troops f Falling upon the listening ear were it possible for new recruits to enStarting from a point of his former survey therefore first in their battle the coolness with and gage And life's great depths are soonest stirrsc oh the WeberjMr Reed ran hi lino np Echo of veterans they would be' equal to vetIn him who hath but seldom heard -- Is this impossible? i Certainly not for most canon 15 miles thence northeasterly up a erans The magic of a loving word of the troops with whch Bonaparte fought the bat: saiali tributary j6 mites t) the divide between tle of Waterloo were new levies and they fought as any of the best on the field Joy after grief is more complete This Woberand Bear rivers where would be atun- - as gallantly And kisses never fell so swest liey did from the confidence in their General hoi of 1’ 00 feet the summit of the divide bc- - They doubtless- felt all the alarms common to loTers most Asjwhen in battle fpr the first time but they engaging roops o' ing 100 feet above the track did not yield to their fears And to this point ft Ons who Is littls used to such to me any raw troops may bring themselves ! 1 he lino followed down a small stream into seems 8urely can tell ns best how much sy the mere force of reason alone especially when There is in n kind y ord or toheb Yellow Creek valley 8 miles two miles fur- - assisted a little by experienced officers Let each gar into the battlefield with this train of reflec’Tis like the springjwind from tho south therto Bear River valley HLO miles to Sulphur man tions:— I shall be frightened of course At what? Or water to the fevered mouth Croek up that creek 10 miles intersecting the Why at the danger to which my life is exposed Or sweet rain felling after drouth Veirnow what is really the extent of the danger? former survey 2 miles south-eaone-fifth the of the Tar In most sanguinary battle not of the By him tbs deepest rest Is won combatants are killed or wonnded The chances and whole' the distance from pringsj Who toils beneath fh noonday ran making are fberefore five to one that I shall not be hurt tli initial pointiri Weber valley 50 miles The proportion of the slightly and recoversbly Faithful until his work is done wounded is to the killed and mortally wonnded as These figures are merely round numbers And watchers through tho weary ntghi The chances ’are therefore five to five to one ' I Ill Have learned how pleasantly the light one not touched all shall I if be at that mortally 3 jFor miles up Echo from the Wcberf the wounded The cannon are the common engines Of morning breaks Upon tbs sight praile is SO foetjto! the mile tliehce 15 miles which unnerve men NowJ of the whole number Pcrchsncs thejew seems most felr tilled in battle not jnore than one in one hundred to near the tunnel is fifty feet per mile For are killed by cannon To him whose patient toil and care J ®H® A hundred to one therefore that those noisy to and though the tunnel which Ilsve brought it to the upper air do not hurt me The alternative is pre jellowers soft carboniferous sands tope the grade seated to me to stand my ground in spite of my pierces And other Ups can nevertaate is 1 00 feet to tlte mUe Now in which is the most danger? A draught Uke that he finds at last being 16 feet less than ’ears or to run Why surely in running for as a general rule of d Who seeks it in the burning waste bOO This is feetlow-r In more men itjGhalkXrceki are killea flight than in number diyida tlian that at tho head of the! last named Siren While I stand my ground I am all the time When to the mother's anna is lent destroying J weakening and disheartening the enesweet reward for suffering eent creek That my and encouraging my companions in arms Vic To her from the Omnipotent ' therefore is likely to in ure my safety But Pescendhig to Bear River valley the grade' uory killed men whom I be the very running may by X think its helpless pleading cry is 25 to SOfeet per inilcind up Sulphur about I would have disabled had I stood firm I weaken more Touches heart her our numa battle forces the throw reduced tenderly upon iio feot per mile ber exposo them to increased labors and losses Because of her past agony object of their hatred and con The road above described would bo less become then' anthem We learn at last how good and brave and invigorate the foe nrt tempt dispirit for future this for battle but all Wat the dear friend we could not save battba only Creek forthan Chalk that up the expensive The regulars show that battles lose their terror When he has slipped into tho grave mer haying the advantages of a Shorter tnn-- 1 when we become used to them how am I ever to become used to them If I save ny And after he has corns to bids neK easier grades and lighter worjk running? generally life by it I increase thebydanger of being made prisOur lambs upon the ether side' butriie disadvantage-othe timber being mora oner a hundred-folFear or no fear then I will We know our Shepherd aad our Guide fight as long as the regulars fight” distant trju thej work Now iu all this I put love of country Yankee And thus by ways not understood insolence and brutality entirely out of the quesTo save 10 or 15 miles of trackf Mr Reed tion Out f ea b dark vicissitude for with' panic stricken troops carrying in God brings ua compensating good ' bosoms no antidote for their fears or moral their a tofind feasible route from direct rtnieayored for their natural defeats those consideraFor Faith Is perfected by fears' Bftiq River to the 3Inddy but could not remedy tions are utterly worthless as has been most lasouls renew their youth with years And oc anything Batfofactoiy the rapid aacent of mentably proven in our last great battle The And looks into heaven through tears Lore is found in the train of reflections foregoing ifie Summit reqmring a tunnel of 2 miles at remedy cannot men make brave of cowards they They ' — Chambers’ Journal cannot prevent fear on the battle-fiel- d teist but they “ i AXIR1VAXB AMD DEPARTURES surely ought to make the coward amd the timid Considerable quautrljea of coal exist h the fight ‘manfully in spite of their infirmities OfQ ccrs should impress them on the minds of their TER OVERLAND MAIL LINK new recruits and as such men fight well under s valleys of Bear fuvepird Snlphnr Departures— Thursday Bank W Keller W Hearn General' in whom they have confidence they Jacob Staae Charles Hartman Joseph John W should always if practicable be attached to the Taylor John Brannon G W Couvcr Payett OAjJGIIT HIM brigade' division or corps in whose Generals they I'tK OVERLAXJ) STAGE LINE have the tuost confidence Lord Wellington u A rriTsIs— II kemp J XS Robison E R Thursday: From u telegratn reccivi-- by Mr JIalsey reported 'to have raid that by nature he was a Miner Kobt Little but" his of coward that character pride1 from Sheriff of rortland Oregon we great C L RweetserA Hathaway J II Baumand love of country predominated over C Departures: S B Montgomery V J glawson Albert llank-in- s gardner Iris The fears was he that became Brockie was (hat Jack consequence in theje kid in J Wright lepii the hero of heroes I see no reason why every ARRIVALS AT SiLT LAKE BOCSE wji3 one of the tree Road soldier in the Confederate army might not become a same Robert Uttle hero the Joseph Watts Mr Gouc®ttW C Ervin robbdlhe upon principle Agents jvho pa?3engtr4 hy Oliver xnento beaware am I ofthe that dogma military Cp’s Express ton- - tlieir way to this city come good soldiers mast first become mere ma- DRIED PEACHES If this be true then it were better for us some1 two mpiiprl ago There wi nojdbubt chine d to make our armies of asitle) For Sale by up h'ia requisition mle fur the fallow by the (policy negroes inured to toil than tf their high minIV S Godbe At the Governor of: Moritaiia and ihen Brockie will ded chivalrous but more feeble masters were our war armies the of A composed 60000 CIGARS HAVANA DOMESTIC opeuing ‘ uWP a nitre time if it mainly of troops of tho latter class —men of science ‘men of wealth men of the learned profesFor Sale Cheap by sions Congressmen legislators professors and staden-iail accustomed to a life of comparative W S Godbe BITS OF NIvHS r i' ease There was little drilling of them or time for drilling them bofore they were engaged in a LOT LARGE WAGONS IRON AND WAGON TIMBER At KeespKivcr they ijre makii lumber scries of battle? The conscript law's filled our llow ranks with men from all grades of society and of For Sale at Friees ' equal to any brought from- - California oKcharacter hardin the alL main descriptions i i '" Mis Grace Statltob d men accua- strong-musde- d W 8 Godbe ft refugee from rebel - working said constant fatigue They to hard-livin- g dom ta lecturing the Union folks at' Virginia have been machine tub In factory long long x r' i Ihave every attribute of humanity drilled FLOUR WANTED cnought i out of them themselves to Has this BJ FoHlical torchlightpfx'cessions are'all the be better soldiers thanclassrproved the 'other? Have they W S Godbe victonr more Have better? 6 an Fraftcfsco rage fought they gained any ries? Ilavcj they endured tiny morohardships and A IiMidorier maVcs ice artificially chc !per with more patience? Let the advocates of ma- FINE TABLE SALT WANTED i than’ nature t chinery answer these questions 1 have been considering is By A: college Tor working-womeis contcm'plar I not onlyjalse but is Sh the highest degree mis- W 8 Godbe ebievous If scientific war be bnta conflict of ted in England ‘V i 97-I i machines it necessarily follows that tho power toic oitenktioni in which has thergrestest number of machines mW ftetptal WASTED DU1EDUTELY in the eml be' victorious How is It possible for lintoin is said to 8135000000 nine millions of ' population— slxrwe may aay— VN is CQAL MIXERS m many men as can twenty-thre- e TEAMSTERS The spire of SU Stepheim Vienna is to be to bring into the-fiemillion? And yet we seem to be trying the ' HERDERS s SM foet highthe tallest in Europe hopeless experiment Everybody la to be called G W CARLTON to arms In reason's name I ask why? We have of Telegraph Office tcr ov£rNi pfc&iy oPmea enrolled to whip all the Yankees in agara hourly J I the field at this time if our men will but fight as TEAMSTERS war Did we V In Baltimore they did at the beginning of the coal is Sl5 per" Lon or Tan twslre 6amatara waptad to go to Virginia City men? forwanVof lose: jand milk the battle of Minion Ridge our Montana j 16' cents per quart of Tarritoty No but from the derangement machinery to Apply theTbitter The Rich rpond: Examiner says that the 1 °alanuSg e of LIVINGSTON HOWARD m broadcloth and I freitsnothing j Salt Lake HooSs of the dogma in question is thatofficers who groee of that city KXRf fore their to I no eiik wd pains inspire suaiptliously— that with them ahcribe to it will take and high 1 I and courage an robbery thetl organi?ea toned patriotism bat will treat them pretty much WANTED ' f &ai priM-flAtemtnT would Awywith they lo 'A woman to the false demoralizing dogma! Soldiers you are makojwper sacks i&griBc report was received rSAGKXS HOOPER Godbe Replenished!! t For but by cbaatsnJngSMVtr No soul rata Id ever tall how cssr God comes to whom he loveth bar well-know- CHAPTER Itso rocxss MIXED b 1 The foUowfam singular essay on tlie condact of lien in the field and tinder fire the unreason ableness of fear and the best way to- prevent panics was picked up by a newspaper correspondent on one or the battlefields near Keneaaw Mountain n in Georgia It i written by a Southern clergyman —N Y Tribune - ' glATaTI ARRIVAL! FRESH '1 aad dwuM tbs tees mJt stoy ' ’ Nsr lift bis greea bead ts tbs V SU1 useless ar swsr topped growths Aad tbasdoes human satars dot Till It hath careful prani&g Uo It cannot grow up straight aad bus Cfcuoksd TBS LL 0 ' " - : i or Tin KV-A- : s’- - BixlIoalh-Three M oStia i r vALViatw suggestions terns j is? 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