Show i - V- - ' :Q i IJMBWKW THE TmmiiDAT " - xor m oa3rci TEEMS ' Ter Ar&nm (oaeeppr ft m V r - - r JlOOO ' & Months' ' rs‘ "t 5W V t f f ' s : ' NOT'-- ' rThre1 Any person readiug Mira subscriptions stall ' receive eopy gratis’ ' - : r tare A had no serloUstinpleasantners WEDNTSpAT MORNINGS 2X ttlih the natives of the forest and plains Tisiw TstJotfis ' Kom-Ewn- r in— Tie this £ been the general experience of maz- - leavea of orieg the waters ef ill Jonlaa for bri igatloa U workicxaai maybe U will shortly leaven kiat JPar from it r tales might be related of Indian the whole ef the eovaraaity Two mr three met iagehavwheear held already by persons taterevted ferocity and how before Sis' tomahawk have Is to tarnlag out a portion of that river on Mea the innocent babe and its helpless theregard eaterh aiie cf thi valley : It k aowprope-m- 4 mother-- romance writers make it their print hofcf a mam inertia for the parpow ef these frade to gather up cipal stock in ugly pmeatiog the subject before the public tad raWialy facts but have xm instances of ferocity been Immediate and energetic action theieupooae wi3 be seen from the foSowlag which ha been perpetrated by white men in war? "What ed to os for 71 pnbikatioui fearful tales of blood do we hear from the XOTICE TO TnB PUBLIC 7 scenes of strife in the Booth at the present There wilt be a mas meeting held fa the Taber--1 time? Cff treachery the very scenes of strife nacte itilreat Halt Ia Ice City on Satan! the 26th Inst at II a nu to adopt measnre to eonatruct is 'deception and within the saroe'cpace of ah irrigation ditch and canal from Utah Lake U tinre in which any Indian war could be rela- this city All parties owning Had on the eat side of Jordan between the point of the mountain ted the struggle of the whites in as many and Halt Lake C7 re requested to attend aa to erganlt a Company for cases is blackened with murders which are measure will be takenthis tbs accomplishment of object into errors of some scape Gen A Swnt Jonw TirLoa here coraes in and our copy Joscra JU Tookt -amiable and loving foreman suggests a “wind OAL City Xor22 Ml The project of turning the desert pHce mi the up” of the suhjeej east and west iW of tbii Tilley lain fnilfd 'field 7 1Ia1 continued we Ecaat to a?k Sfipcr- tjitongh the agency of the waters of theJordM fa intend ept Irish to go-i- f ho can farther went almost traditional hwt not natil the or We thnk somebody's attention is wanted in two fca the quesflou prwcstedl it elf past year very forcibly that direction No false alarm need be raised to the mind of those who have a direct interest aly)ut hostilities but persons from the Over- in the prodnctioiufof tiwjoil Sow things have land Mail mute as far west as Beep Creek at Coceto such a pa that fora preponderating portion of the horticulturist and agricuItorUta of thla least report great dissatisfaction and vaHry the question is— more water or The Indians there are in a very destitute city less land? Aa to fruit or ether late crop they condition There are' few if any pine nuts witl eonthtue very circuniscribcd nalesa there this season to gather thoeountiy is destitute water is made available 7 Take this city for Instance— how many had ra3-cieof game and the potatoes and grain of the water to mature tbeir crop the past season? settlers are heavily taxed for their support How many had one teatL part of what they needed Somebod in the military business is credited In Jaly and AugnetT with having promised them flour and blankThlArtevian well hot linking ia experiment eld and they want them and whether they It may aMeaedis brtogtag a large atroa of waters with onr good wiU In get them or not or whether they wpre ever But it may fail promised them or not is of no consequence in Ctah JjiVe boweverU water plentiful ami certain and from it outlet a canal can be made no donbt point of necessity— they need them about itT By hook or by crook by well or by The young iand jId bucks are dividpvl and canal water must ami wfil be hml for as things White Kore an aged gentleman we suppose go and are likely to go the enterprise wlfl pay fn will that he cannot not restrain to it the fact without scido the water says pay younger U The intention for ons of hia "filustriousrace'’ "Stopping again the canal to start at the the a mile below the Indian moontainhalf of the paper wagons7 Is one of the notes handed point which wfll be fordt very near the boundary of us-f- we TELEORAPir: cause SEUI-VTHEXL- T : ItAIHE TOUR OWN FOOD Most of th tmitorii atoond Utah have been supplied rnoror fas jfn6ra this with -- - Isscs pin 77 ' al-wa- ys goat-Telegrap- hic -- - -- 's i i -- nt T - - yet-no- t 1 ‘ J — ' knick-knack- "I5 5tfS -- - - ! -- w " y i : 2--1 — - 41 to-da- littr " Abra-ham- ’ ' ' ' oat-yesterd- : I ’ 1 of-th- ! -- w stiff-price- s iy 7-- n ' v- - them-awfa- - ' er : x- - -' ! W entcr" -- s -- i-- - r - Pcsa-MVlrgia- la Lin The-eosnu- '-- 1 - v: K w re reSw tt- k I I v-r- na 1 ioi ' u - - - h-- v--- - - r- - - - tit m ' 000 : Wheat Barley per Cora Oats aadsrfoi : 4 00 bush- - bawytrH Pea- t' j "- - Flax seed Floor ewt Cora sisal Beef fresli Dried 11am Baron be- -t - pr lb - Butter ' 400 Cbseae Uw : moo do old " Fbtatnss :' ‘ ‘ 60 326 4CO Onions i 300 ITayprten' 40 CO 1 00 Lnmber tn MMalOOQO pf 1200 UU nr IOO 123 l?Ww smoked 63 t EASTERN TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ' ' ( QffAB-- 7 fwls tb over that iul Juftc 'Mil Uwr Lret atru apri tb i Uil ' L Jr will btai ' v nlcI 12 new Ii - 23--o- nd tof 13th at 127 to New Yerfc iJ per bamL AbCIl ha beta Georgia Leg!a- The Herald’i Hilton Head letter gives a list ‘of introduced jn the house of tore one half or th 'ere itto imp empowering nine 'Union officers who escaped from the rebel male slave the on work the defences to at Colombia snd after twelve day hard- capital the owners of such ju be justlyaround prim compos-sateship reached our fleet They state that ' the' prifor such labor as well h for Joss ordain?? vates at Columbia are infinitely worse off than the to sach slaves In Jhe Sen: te the- same day Ur officers Many have nothing to cover their naked-nethis following that the General Asoffered Esaard but grain sacks- - froxem Crawl oat of their sembly earnestly recommend our Government to prison jpen every night and are shot atV by toe make to the ' United States official 'Qfieri of peace Those Many are killed in this manner guards of the great prinoipies of our counmoa ftho escape to the wood are hunted by dogs and on the basis in 1776 — "j i - New Turk I Al Ereei-enridg- ‘ TERS! and JonesviRe 13 e Gihem’a lore in the late encounter with k estimated at 40i killed wounded aad Gfllein is safe at Knoxville missing MI3EBABLE CONDITION OF UNION P1HS0N- p1’? ERS! - EABLY9 ARMY TO GO INTO WINTER willt - Mintfopris UOOalSUI 23C0 Wondprcnrd Coal pr toa 39 CO ! from BaffaioLSi’ Brig Geo Berry chief of artillery of fhamas'i ill- - H army arrived left Sherman on the morniiig of toe 12tli at Easton Ga He kits tihermaa has every infaiat The Act cavalry aad artillery aoblier he want have all received eight month’ pay The octf ha been especially adapted to a hard and np? winter campaign The mqral of the troops in unequalled The geniu of Major Shermah the work' carry the army triumphantly through - ‘ ha U) do J 0a Monday night 1at ILfod’s entire force inris-din-v-g Forrest's cavalry werp in the” immediate icinity oTTnrfeomhid Florence Alabama is watered by a body of troops udder the command of Thomas and of such strength as will render ti invasion of Tennessee imposeible The within-a- l of Hood for service eisebhere is: an operative of extreme delicacy 1 - fl SC -- - fSOVtCZ KAffSTC hsaifars based ee Sctsal WHOLESALE fQnotatfans us - Jzprpn 92$ flour 6350'to f5CQ 11 -- O-- a hoi d w torn and mangled-- '' Captain Parker escaped on the 3th of October and was banted by blood hounds who tore him so horribly that he died in a few days About 2000 prisoners are in this pen and hundreds are without plantation ah ore' For days together all rations ave withheld from the prisoners then the rebel officers oSer food to those who wfll take the oath of allegiance and join the' Southern army In tow way under the pangs of oath or aRegiane'e to hunger many have taken the the Southern Confederacy i The Herald: Shenandoah dispatch of the 16th says all has been quiet since Early foil back to Fieher’s IliiL Deserters say Early has but 15000 men under his command Alt 'toe reinforcements he has received since the battle of Cedar Creek consist of returned convalescent and sniutt squads who were away on detached service When-Earl- y reerossed1 hia army over Cedar Creek on Friday night last and after his cavalry were so handsomely whipped by Merritt bw infantry refused to stop any longer and Early waa obliged to order them back to the works on Fisher’s IliiL The Herald’s dispatch of the 17th says' every-toing' : ls qtiftt A cavalry reconnoiasance at tat as Mount Jack son failed to 'discover the presence of the rebel army except a few stragglers' Resident of the country say they were told by rebel officers that toe army ' would go into Winter Quarters at Staunton and that no farther attempt wdtilJ be nude to recover possemion of the valley this win ter The rebel rank and file are said to be wretchedly provided with provisions and'clothing ’ The Richmond Enquired of the 16th has no doubt that Grant has planned a movement from Atlanta towards Mobile We learn that a fleet of transport laden with snppKe baa arrived at Penns-co- la and claim that Hood ha defeated the plan and that Sherman fa at Bridgeport THg Wlalungton HepuMieaa of last informtSoe baa been roeeivod thas evening Ewell’s and Early’s forces bare retreated np the vaUey be en pnrrned by Sheridan The opinion or the btly ofScers ia Sheridan fs army fs that £well 1Tn a force at Lynchburg to hold ifand rend hia main fores to aid Bragg- axanafethe anticipated advance of Sherman on CbartestonJ & itntmored here that the Florida wilt be given np' promptly ia the event a demand for her 5 made by Brazil Secretary Stanton ia sufficiently' recovered at to be on the War Department Montgomery Blair isduty skid to tffa candidate for United £ talcs Senator for Maryland In place of v Hicks who Is to be made Post Master At Baltimore Ex-Go- ' :'L- u -- : r A y 101 ias r- 4 " r 7-''- I--c i i ep - : - k Asrnt-Thejrt- - 1 j whifo-waabe- d - - ! bnllr ATBocrrns to nbsoxczs coxvr&tS day before th new storta here last k brought id the Cache csmtffaitt ATUS7A A!TD COUNtSt PtSIdtJT£3F a taste of Arctie brrvzceirhlell have sot altogether MIUTAB PUTTOSESi retire! President Jweph Tonag Is ca n preachi ing tour in the county1 1 Hi- people to the settle- SIEP2MX‘3 AR3IT ' tvTijVE OSTHBCDtt ments have plenty to ea£— bnt some of them have to take lt us bolted and ca ground as there are bet McClellan to mure a commsujt oScient mCIs to anawer theileniaad while some of SUcgoXD! T ?' them need repairs sad ether are freaen ap good 8HCSMAN TO BE itfET WITH A Luc? part of the time Memn Benson X Thatcher BOS01 7 FplicG V stoae mifl at Logaa is programing the proprietor Cfb 3TewTork5i are pushing It head as possible Xr fi Aft Atlanta letter of the 10th to the Herrida-t- ic pnd G Jackson's nZl at Pwtlae diaaj Xwi L Baths arrival of an eecaocd prisoner from ju W Hatch snd Joseph WYooag are preparing to dertotmUewho confirm tha atatesaenta of rtfo The T He towards also statrfL erect a mill at PrankUn So after a while the tirodtim prisooere he fouad the ham ut thronga Georgia traveling Cache the of good people maydUcard tsapfit bran m gathered: aad jiarh and warehoess and revel hi the 'superfine : fillsd There were very ft w ' rebel aoUtiert s the interitov showing that iher$ is plenty to tutto mr arrav on while bat ittieYesiiance can be a ItdgelU : COMJIBItCIAl frrM Ths UtiraittfrVm Atlanta booad for tb p4ri was to leash on LtL- - Th only traia i till fortil t omn sr vsfafrmr faseaare ' north at Atlanta on the iDih ere' ioenms corps j j rt--rv Wsdawriar twotog Xeiale 23 186L 7"' The Herald's CttuuUga ronrepondent'offia 1 1 : Cna CetfSS s I ot 15th Mrs- all the arsenal foundries And V’ ® as aU have to stock Atlanta bwi & deetrnyed St htM) j' frasn mills and factories Cbattsooen4 fmngrie cnrr XXTAU XltSZTL AUmu For several mfies Bafnnl destroy j CUi? SALT radwaptrhich were tom upni the iron ru j coTTsyeoeBS tsrianf bcfO&AnWr or hroaght fo tie rear Atltnu mrr emu pr lb" ITeaty bra sbeetisf 1M V$k$ta ft of military longer juBduace Vlwm rs t MMtaOn W miles sronnd Is wasted ifhi beyond the posubtLn 1 m 1 ti of senrireto the rebel trzaf TkalS al PMmn ‘f ?Sal S Smttirkv'jMtti iZSalTi ttrlpef Another account sayvj Sherman's healqairn ' on on Ticks' 1ZS1 toYa4riiia Hal at KiiMMon with the liri cnrp so He Jlniwieyw'rre Prists t an issued tel lag hi troops they y order 'SsftWMilacprlb Thnsd tplpr doaSACaS OOCottos Ur uoo abWnt to a country heretofore b--: through pit are vwun either y and were expected t terrtipteJ by on taking-al- l the ih iMrurni l 6 OB a 13 HLna7 nhtt RntdcMb eoaatry 10910 ''' 1 XtoatooiPtiiM UAaZiO moire wtthto reach '7 VlaniMl 1 25 sf to Shawl T3 00 a a to The Shertu&’i near litWr of the corp guard dattiaata tSs-- SOBteakets leooas&eo army piored from Kingsionlpa Monday ‘ DsUfoea 7 The IleTaira Key West correspondent 11 7 uxvjrs state that a rebel steamer With tou bales” 6f rrith TSalOO ton aboard waa hlnckaled up S wane river tSOsZOODiapw X 0 a t 30cnuh Brown onr boats and another np Crystal river The Freeman Jocmal ha been exeliuled flrri 1'S’ 1 re Ktc Pasara 40 m en Key ’Vest and that Depaijtinent by Gen h'ewtoo Conen IX Wovn pr 4k Hcbcl pipers lit that! an Immense fleet of trtss ’ Sfiflaitf 4tarca41a to "J noru htrairirsl ia Mobile by-- Washington tkriwl applss ' CB' j ao an Tnbaeeo SOOaSOO'Zadic ioo The Post's Norfolk correspondent sajr Fmas-lRsisia and Pensacola Florkla having for some time Q IW in posemios of the Csifod Slate the Preiis: has ianoed a making known fop CSnaat 3 00:peppr the 1st of Ijecfmbcr ncxLsfQwiW' 123 from and after proelianro Clove 2 SOfitagar 123 rial relation with themj except a to - ’’ 12S Alisptol 210 --thimr 'and information contraband of war iuj eoo J Xatwass be carried on J' srur A private letter from tod fleet off Charleston sij flwfn ' - coiDoiBMan 60 the Pontiac blockade runner slipped im recently Castnis ii-- Ca'nd cable H gave chare without effect-- ' Ketnrcaf I vr- 't' to get her adehor the rebels opev subsequently f ihfnpie and lath 'CS fire on her from Fort Marshall to which she p4 Ira A ten lock Wheil struck her on fo fiOlWira 23 no attention tlliimrnpwtrb no n Lrtttf 60 foreeaMtle a Culinm pr 70( kilting and wounding a b amber of wea prjb 3 50 a 00 Qraia mtytkm Qnua ryUiN 430400 seven of whom died on to q instant A mail boat from City Point brings informatir sunr Batter j ' 70 that on Thursday heavy firing occurred Inrebel i'' 7 ssiionie v OH aso front at Dnteh Gtp occasioned by the 10 win ertou ttempting to force our pipfcet flaw They wen Tian v! pas i AV rcpoh&L j Oliflt? kit! 1501 2iWluU Ul pr k 12 (Mai no completely IK boa Oflleo The Pore nrtoMiifo taiul PepwAduoaa nail' err-“saivssa"- -- s ItevSti uoo arPot Office at Ueiena 7ms Caen —TH cheese ejru etchant! ” omare still being1 largely supplied front oar inarifcte Bat frorn the way provisions have ne op1 the past year or two combined with other circnnwtancei it may be inferred that Utah cannot always be depended on tin feed oven in part her sister territories It is presumable and $ generally the case thaVthcrgohJl will fetch the bread Bat wme-tim-e once at "least the facts are otherwise— i eves thd gold eon!!-- noti with hard begging And what draw ovrt very bandant ratwo Tia U?n once cny lo repeated or if not j something' 'pjrfnfally aimHar may beetjr A faitare of crops has bcetCJcsperienced in the Territoiy Snch a catastrophe-- : history of may again happen or so nearly happen that the Utah people may hare none tot spare for their neighbors though they "should pile’ the s daCiip high a a Crowns eouM 'Farther this Territory is filling np fast as well iw othera araumU with inhabitant jwho know how- to eat' and who need food They with- OiVolder Karo leame! a few lessons of J ite Jrnph aa getting a good pricis for what- they sell and thereby befog enabled to keep ' id fetore for family use whatthey do not wish 1 to tMil For they hare foqud oiitthat when the pinch really approaches and the stomach t gHnclf and gToans frprovcndertbebread will bring the golrland no mistake with little dicker as to the figures wehopenoL’ Farther it can be seen that the outside on this side thl and Utah counties: Overiand M&ff Company has Ieen of the Jordan who own Everylotperson The is tonne-- 1 ortras' city supplies are bat precariooA A moderate lo--i taxed heretofore v in this for interested in the heavily ilian-fa- s lately presents project eastward the past summer brought Axothex BATCH—Yestinday Jennings received on a by no ineansiMigiiifleant ‘panic” which Indians we think the Government abundantI the able demand meet whole train' of prairie achoonent from the ewt to ? ly 4 hmderal the trade orj the plains not a little with an kinds of knJckdnwckit and tblnip' tklt and if it h$rl eontiiiael a short time longer s Go and see them before were not 1I03IC AFFAIflS filUl b&M & ilttle more jj' serious Colorado &dt iMira?wr wcV4 VTalce MonUna 'Idabo wxl New Mexico Bourne A Needham had also In another decent TtTBfiSPAY MOItHING 22" 1'’ "wonld have h?vl a dry winter for civilized “fix- 7 V Tnz IkjTciri&i ahead la ap- - sized train insn tp auy nothing about the possibilities' if pearancee and aceommodatlons taken- - by Soeen Art a nr — The weather A moderated bread bald been more extensively involved in boom A Mewmasy is inducing emulation John somewhatjunce the keen attackhaving of last week the ' ' Co 'have taken a sUlfin the extension to the question v Paot workmen" are' on the sidewalks and again buy the Market noose and yesterday opened the same bold op awhile the "im- In thirview then it is a matter for con- - with and the if weather ieet one of the best displays of beef mutton etc older that not the territories which we remember tor have seen for some time provements’ will spread themselye accordingly only gratulation to the satisfaction of the public particularly those but the younger ones north' and the Reese past': : are of moderate peripatetic habit There is more room in the lisll who-- is the next who z River anil liaby Vailcy country have been ont and Show what can be done? Therein Got IIix—That chap Ferkius who was flourishTS tunning theTr attention teethe' subject of de- tostep like nothing competition ing hi pistol jo a rather amuaing but unsafe mariveloping the capabilities of their respective' TmurxicaL— The management seems deter- ner at tiiat saloont down street on Monday night soils and climates In the agricultural fine mined to give variety on Wednes-laJtr Iyne got fined by Alderman Clinton S2I yesterday' This is gwl policy and we hope if will be in two characters— the Warlock of the Glen and lie Got It — Our enterprising friend Eddington pervered iir until there 3 sufficient' raised old Sergeant AnatetUta in tie Maul of Croiiiaey gave ft&4 for thatdoad of wood! in each region to support its own inhabitants Dunbar is also down for aisong r Utah may hare enough to do by and' by A CoxnnrrxvA merchant of this city flatter-THURSDAY MORNING to fisgtl her own children and the sooner the ed our young aspiration yesterday with a glance Not EJrKXPT-- Year ago in other region we tima comes wlicn hololy wants to buy - her at a letter from one of the first house In New heard it declared that eohbaiuf affected longs were in- which occurred the foHowfng heantlfal unknown - in these mountain regions but we have grain the better-!- so think many clear heads York poetry! heard an4 eea a fotr fits of coughing during our y We have no mail from yonr city not TOftJX WANS: WEST TiMHHurw which it becoming to residence her and we d6nt travel for any day etMi r" now to hear and see such things Moreover bow pn almost a daily neeetwity Mhjor 6 H Irish accompanied by hi3 i it that every now and then one meet with' We doff onr new hat that we won over 's th snk yon gentlemen thank person whose talk i little more than a continuous Kxceliency the Governor "and Secretary ' of "Our Moun- wheeze? Ilewl went V to yieit the Oo- - jon!" We esteem yonr appreciation v ' ' Not only are vnch case met with among the elj abates in the direction of Grantville: the Iat- - tain Paper’7 7 teT gentlemen (the Governor and Secretary' Tea Sxow ha mostly' disappeared front the1 der iy and disease exhausted from other clime some of the young born here speak occasionin but 4- not the Goshutes) there closo their relations Valley bnt the groorul h hard from the frost the morning and muddy from the son’s power the ally in a voice which forces the suggestion that with the Indian Department L- their langs 'may he half filled wit$ saieratn dost remainder of the day' - ' ' Shows that the denizens ofthf see- We have no intimate pcreonalrelationship j Experience ' chanhave time thinks Pirmm! Krerjbody tion are not exempt from liabilities to cotds and with the new SofHsrintendent former co-since a man would dodge around half a dozen ged i citizens in inng affection equally with those of many other Nebraska speak of him as a gentle block for die special purpoaeof avoiding a debt- latitnde notwithstanding therarified condition riman of seme social standing there and from or grho was bringing a few bushel of wheat with Conseatmosphere of these elevated valleys vwhat we see of him here there "is at least him to wipe off some obi score or who might be lean of not be inthe neglect preeantiona quently hfro nahke in few and some for the last we weeks to to J energy expected streighten dulged in with impunity proposition i judge he has attended- - vigorously to his busi-- up an outstanding account in that kind Who reT Ct IIXWZBO 4X0 II ACTEB Of WOOd 0T0 good : ' fuses that sort of pay now t boot all speak at fellow 'and can't do without - P : They ask ' once : : A new blficer i3 likely to get at the nm of ' with them It and can’t make a living-evethem we wereJo have a regular Dixie winter jW‘lf fault say they charging so obligations just aa last as time and cir- wouIdiCi the fuel dealers feel aOmewhat dwappofu-ted- ! is the blacksmith's ' blacksmiths’ can’t And the much for shoeing cumstances jferruit and where tenth prwTonTi for live l somebody charges figures for hates and a love 'of right in no public 'trusty APfcrcRk-G- o toClark and Co's window and something else And somebody rise eliarges someprobabjy can it be so-- easily manifested as In see that bond We will all have lota of these some body big figures and so on to toe end of the chap-to- r‘ time — that of the-- superintendence of Indians r —only go slow Of the Indian himself various opinions arc A Bio Dbzak— Godbe’s gref glass— Chat wait to JIclp Us-- If to never very agreeable to ask as-- 'i adorn ntert&incd his great building and show' humanity as it With some he Is a kind of pet — it la always "more pleasant to give than It looks a noble sistance omething after the style of nigger at the Is seen— got smashed on the way to but there are some things easier' to receive’’ ' esMit time and for no other reason that we wreck— W & will survive ask for than other- - We are now after BAGS ) : we could not stand it all Goixo to OrzxLest We have asked for rags time and again and got an discover than that the one jpets him the once at lie some opening Godbepurpones degrees but nothing like enough and now we'' most by her some hate him cordialJyt-anothclassf room!! on Cast first tohis street i lempfe have them—if they are to be had ok at himjw he is found— a poor degraded opens as We Shoe morrow the need a pair Will onr agents in toe country help us? (we Department lp!es relation of white foces What his bad: j think they can if toey will-t ast life has beetiand what ihe may yet be In this city there mnsft be many rag "‘ Mother John Uindley brought in jm New Goom-S- fr re all matter of futl'Wlt& which per-- iorday twenty wagonawfth dry goods for Jennings might send toetr little boys or glrli with tlicifi V) 'any on theta xu the latelt kpntti I u' this Odes or to toe paper mill— we shall pay the very comet notioua Along villi ' ' thriwhing moehinO foT PrdiM' Bwhop JefiM money ‘for them-'"' other a incorrect j had been little Shaw for If A The folks want to gather np for' Christmas the 4 Elder Waiting For ouriveij we have jjo extremelyen- - machine over a month The good folks in Fara- - —give toexa a evince They want to get to the ofiectiwj for some Indians but we dise wfll be glaAlo see them back again and none theatre — Lhat ia the least expensive way of wring raiaiag 1 ave an aversion far some white-folka ticket uwe!L the lew with the thrasher— they need it ' V Ve wire neycr cheated fr Emerson ShurtllfTlf ought In sixteen wagons lf we get aa abandonee of rags within the next by Indians wehave for Godbe was There a at the same time been so manyjimes by jmle faces VV were huge two or three weeks wo' are safe for the winter :: r looking ati the Schnapps- boxes as they Help ns : i ever threatened in fife or limb by red tkins crowd were handed out More than one prefer Wolfs our Will Mr AW travriiag agents MeKhight and t e havo been both frequently by the 'pale Schhapp and Kline cordial to or ' Mr Keaton be good enough to farther onr wishes Gracfenburg kins AVt do tot however aver that be-- nollows in this matter wherever they travel 7 ? y'flour grain ! V-- fathers tives to cot ef rot that oqc iwnators and RepresentaCongress-brequested to use their infills be eoce to atop this unnatural strife looking forwarl The resolution were una and honorable term to ton time when peace may jbe obtained on jo£ Imousty B - voted-dow- NeirYork20" j ' Dispatches from the Shenandoah confirm the previous advices that the rebels under Early iiw withdrawn from Sheridan’s front with as is supposed of going into winter quarters in the vicinity ofStantitoti It Is powsble that Early may be rent out of the yaCey entirely by the Richmond authorities for the purpose of uniting hi army with the rebel forces fa some other quatho-ilesig- a rone-wher- rter ' Correspondence V v r- v e - from toe City of Mexico Indicate that the Repnbticans are likely to give Maximilian considerable trouble - Eight or' aina thou sand liberal troop an at Capaia which is strongs ly fortified sod prepared to resijd attack It is expected that Gen Bazalne will £oa lay siege to the town with an imperial force of 19000 It is reported that Maximilian will accompany toe army ct the besiegers Greatly d&saiisfied with the policy ofthe Emperor the guerrilla £Te his soldier ca ' useeaaing trouble McClellan hss It fa rumored in Wxihlngton-taa- t consented to head a commireioni of Democrats Vnt rifit Hichmoud to confer with toe rebel govetn-merespecting peace on toe uuis 'of Union Grant’s army is not yet going Uto winter quarters : Military men luokfor stirring news Iroo 1 toare A report says that Seward has sent an apology to Brazil for the seizure of the Florida ? Advices from the srmystate that the rebel have refused exchange peperewrkich is eenoideree an indication that bherman ia sutctttfolly BCCe - ' 426311 ' I - Yhm rebel under CoL Brook J attempted wcap- tore Fayetteville Artanaashnt Were repnlaed afttf-tbfiU fight''-—D Chattanooga ' The rebels ' attacked ear forcb at- - Strawberry Plains IS miles above Knoxville- fn force yet er morning at daylight The fa?hi continaed diy intervals ati day'T Our forces hei their own an the enemy in every attaick repulsed ' Washington 20 p The'Biehmund Sentinel speakfagjof sbencaaic movements says' toe first point marked out fof miles from At capture by Sherman Is Macon fonts We ore informed that he frill tba move os diatant then upon CharlesiMr Sarusah 106 - ? |