Show large quantity of atorea at Sommif as the Boger's men on oar left and center' The plaee'was surprised He secured the whole dee- CROWN CLAYTON vp°uraged by their eoecesn in driving troyed it and then retained to Liberty with 25 Wagnerjback advanced with load on cheers oar valuable tf'r-Mwi'S-jjy- v prisoners aniLgome trophiei strong Upe jheir ofder of advance was WhiletheW expedition were absent 1 Lee was SSKfr MAST TXMPLX STRUT IfXST tSLl cir?!‘ two Sinaents deep eitS- - V attacked at Liberty kwJW Scott' A j most vigor I our and behind each alternate i were placed four others so that the kept up for two hoars and although II Ovsrlaad oreeawere ontnombered by Scott’s OfflcO (Opposite Stage j the suiting columns were six regiments deep obliged to retire The result 1I Ctpt Lyman commanding the artillery the capture of 28 prisoners and 1 ot BATS rerx OPENED AND ASS CONTZXUXNO corps had placed his battenos inutile tjofavorable twwlf pound howitzer 30 were left Idead on the most positions and from these storms of field TO OPEN THEIR' The expedition then returned to Baton shot and shell were hurled Into the ranks 1 Rongeur Our loss was not over 20 With the! most reckless bravery thechvring rcbeU rushed found & Dre onday Mpaarwo tf?1 X" I 00 GIG Par Annum : gijc Month 'Three Month Month delivered in pi tingle number 900 ‘ 5 00 the eity X I I 200 15' Iejr JUST A' ARRIVED!! A" OX This Jouruat sa ThoiJlS1 ' I V- - A WINTER STOCK a'ban- - ' V fl P?ed morning position at Franklin and njiedhi line I musketry me that it seemed as if nothing! TIIE COLORADO of battle within three milep of Nashville 5 But no wavering waaperceiv- - j Yenter- - could Ut before It or ed in thef advancinglines On they came rush aWe ormuskeoy ”SBto be i“gnP M he very parapet of our 'works and stock tamer Cocopali left Ilardyrilto on their bayonets under the edges of the battlements thrult OD toi exploring" expedition VIIMdmILM wadonotMIew fikt Oo the Columbia pke the pressure was so great aom s of Cox’a aad Wagner’s men - 'S' that for the result He is not a4 weak aa he blorado v Captain Johnson Mr Hart--1 M7 fears temporarily wa t this At time a Brigade commanded by PI® of other aRSa5a-Bffd5S4SfMr Ilardy Gol Opi iyke of the 125th Ohio which ‘ST had been S I lef 7inir rests inlfnr freest held in reserve rushed forward to restore the brof the They party wereprovided cvuipM '1 jj? ken lines The rebels who had crawled over tun srs now soppUsd with aToll Auortmsat of mm to eramine thdyim os they with works hhd not time to retire and Cox’a andWag-ne- r he s men broken but a moment before rallied preceded and to'ascend‘ to the highest navi-- 1 J00'7 an(J cu effH retreat' The rebel Gen is ' and attacked the euteray on the flank while W U ' iblo poijit npon it charged them ii front " A desperate hand to hand light ensued with bayonets and butt-end- s was one of thTmost T1 0 practical head of navigation iigenerally naS p OroswlM ® Some rebels were captured here and wd to be at the head i of El Dorado jng was kept up durfng tKSremcntjff ourTiSV themnsktjtSw line was restored! For twp hoars and a half the battle raged all I Queenswure Kan oil about sixty iniles liorth of Fort Mo- - mXbNcitr during wticli men of the 4th and 23rd along tme lines javeind forty south entrance to Black I corps vied with each other in bravery Riley's Glusswurea brigade f the 23rd Corps covered the' ground in Kant-o- n Steamboats havo frequently ascend- fl BK2?tlla2d achieved a splendid victory over front of t with rebpl dead Seventeen distinct bpnng Hill while Gen Wilson’s cav-nHosiery v the enemy were repulsed and at dank a BCne °f Important aacbesses overe attacks ed to El Dorado Kanyon : Lieut Ives entertlie rebe wererepuUed st all points but the firing horrests advance under Re" axd a ran sxLEcnox ed the Black Kanyoh in a row boat and 000rcbeis our loss it the head of navigation 4 ® i® c taken from nuu I " i uau ” vueainaiii ant Mewart n iaw'renmaata among them Cattt&m Jojmson n pioneer in aa aome eneip‘X navigation I pnaition with Dick Taylor’a commaad 1 tnmbarii 1 the 7Uth the kai a a on tli rivet think that powerful light draft jj Chsa Hsndsoms and Darable Gen'Shhofield directed the battlepiece from the fort ib i iorth on the lof bank the stream where soma KanonIn and the! batteries of the 23rd corps ins heavy g 1 in the stages and he is making ihe experiment The threw nn were plu :ed and which did rly day Pn great service in damlieauccea!n roachlng the month S?tatt5!rt!S£?fcSlS3eSlfcVS?iJte aging tin enemy's right wing A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF T' Washington 3 I Virgin river it is said that lie- - will bring-th- ei infIrjl0ri?and to° PoaiVon lA‘ pm the GenThe G vemment hs received information that 1 MillSn on the Georgia hcadjpf navigation 150 miteearepthis city maktng captured & CentralSh ?rman Load on the 2‘Jth ult His concenthan It would be at El Dorado Kanyon rnJffr!fr MithSara?erl8tic impetuosity the ene- - trated ai d it is thought that he has army moved to Saj corps dashed into the vannah before this time The latest official infor- i ill s Reese River Reveille thinks freight can AND the with fi on attacking party mation oiii Gen Thomas is thathe has o conV': be brought from San FranciscTto such hi sad Gieirleft attempted toenvelope and destroy ' our centrated his forces t the fortifications of Stfsh-vil- e In the nick right of time the troops of Wairaw to as be for movements prepaired were for thiriee cents-p- er and throwing their whom force onthe Hood tbt ' any pound and rebel rallied msfy venture to make column drove back the if In storming neceBsities party of the people of great disorder feaiajthat tljd capturing several hnnSred prison- Thankful for past favors a share of public i Utah should “compel tlicin to construct a rail-ro- yi9i I Four times the rebel charged in three lines I !! patronage is still solicited connecting with the head Of navigation were repulsed ' a often with great slaughter and on the Colorado before the road is built from 1: TTho rebel numbered at least two to our one : GRAIN California to Austin' it would divert a cur- Nearly one half of the 4th ang23d corps were in and PXOUIl received in reserve Our breastworks were over knee rent of trade that itwould be almost impossihigh Kxihange for Goods XX l31-- tf loHa in killed' was three times ble to recover” ' — V t at 00nrH and theI wounded ht leastmore NEW MEAT STALL ! - The lire of the en7 TlieReeso River folks naturally enough my e£IHtOTe hai0arartillery with great accuracy ammn-mtio- n consisted chiefly of shot and shell While for JOIIST FAUXi ic CO ‘design the California tradooT Utah to come Havihg received the whole of my EAST? ’ M E R CHA NOISE ' V ' ' X 2 " - i- &££ -- of-th- - GENERAL dM wf THIS MORNING r Op-dy- ke 4he ANOTHER MULE TUAIX brii-sup- s '! loaded wira ! de-ciar- eo J lk &a t?g -- ladies winter dress goods jf tjJ itmSVaS mliSSSSf -- DOMESTIC DRY GOODS ? ! 1 v 'I M HATS -- V-'- EAGLE EMPORIUM ad i: : “J 41 f loot npoB ioeivOioraaqlmtaile were kiirM with fearW 'firftato'iS ERN PURCHAS ES have I on hand the route with the eye bf a rival They feel very ”bel hne“-- All attempt of the to gain a r V nviousfor the epeedy eompltfo: ofthqndl-!SJSS2L’SBK2S?3i road across the Sierras to Austin that their limbia p1keC°VeF °fthe WOftds 80uth of most Varied as-Co' success may be assured SORBENT OF An artillery duel was : 1 ’ largest ani i EASTERN TELEGRAPHIC NEWS V a l I d kept p till nearly ®Jght when onr troops cornu crossing the SfSSS mid-ence- r S PStSlk 6B1 '! - OF U Fancy Dress Goods P°h HAVE' OPENED A NEW MEAT STALL sort I i 4 ef hl fill f rtmot On the South Side of MOST BEAUTIFUL ' SELECTION THE NEW MARKET L o we' st J® 'v LIIE enemy ' -falling back of the army is in accordance wifh thi programme Where will always be found the The EVER offered IN1 his IIarket and feel preKAID by GREGG ON STONY CREEK although ne of the most llmtf at ronklin was an TION ' affair and was VERY CHOICEST MEATS Vi- -brought about by tlie necesSty of checking the pared to fill DETAILS OF MOVEMENTS NEAR NASimLLE! h01® tb p safe crossing the at the or AXE “RETAIL: BILLS OF ANY rimbyxwtrafau Commander Fitch is here rith a fleet of boats lMOUNT and ironclads and sufficient fo ’cea have arrived to I insure not only the safety of Kkshville but another I to the satisfaction of the Purchaser Grttefhl to their friends and the public for lncrcaied Union victory in case of battl patronage they cordially Invite them to X W Washington 2 i f-'? to inthe atatement of a pa- was recelved VISIT THEIR STALL dispatch the at War PJyferred H f — Department:"' wilwiTf ?oin iieora ' being connected Hd — among the incendiary plot to flri Northern cities is Point 1 ' understood City here to be Morri Montgomery! a prom-??- " INSPECT jTHEIR TheJUchmond Examiner of y adfiiits that SPECIALITIES the sect psion movement in Parocipatorin FOR TUB Sherman will succeed in reaching the sea coast this city About the memoral fe 19th of - and WE STUDY TO PLEASE other papers admit that April he’ the tme an officer in ’ a 'SEASON Oconee X Marylanf gnanl And are Second to None duri"S year of the war GILVXT tSigned) the rebel cause Gregg’s cavalry was sent' south this mornlng on New York 3 J FAUL S CO I a reconnoissance more particularly to discover if The Richmond Examiner of tlie 30th says there I invite Inspecitic n of a FIXE STOCK were S- moving troops south Tlie fol- I no very theyfiemy important(news beyond confirmation of c xmnxa: — lowing dispatch is just received in relation to it: JORDAN the report that the enemy seut off in the direction Ileadquartera army Potomac 8 p m 1 of the sea coast a small body of cavalry the day SHAWLS IRRIGATION COMPANY haw just heard from Gregg nis before yesterday They struck the railroad be dispatch dated 4 IZOODS Angusta at Waynesboro reports having captured I iIenava“nal1 om Augusta and bttuny Creek Station mj which was defended are said by’ some to have in-- 1 XURfas ifentryand cavalry in the work with p take Contract for Dining1 PERSOXS wUhlx that the QnnM wwt ot the Jordan an l?° Aicces HOSIERY had no fr? a expedition has been intercep-mean- s htnby of bringing fled uu am them off soartUlcryrbut ii that I to let the same he spiked them and P?rt pftlie raiders hav been captured and FLANNELS' ' Tenons who haveready of them driven back on Sherman’s destroyed the carnages Re had UK) prisoners I given in their name for land to be Rnd 30 raules pajd for by labor will please coma forward and receive He burned' the depot’ 1 object of thismovement is easily BOOTEES their allotted portion of work MAlfa corn’ 500 baleof hayfTnum-- 1 Tbw party were on their way tolBcaujfort! to carry ber of cars and a ?f etc efe GB WALLACE large amount f bacon:' clothlnir Intelligence of Sherman’s position tb'W govern r kitoreii ami dMfpnvAii ment and cominnnicate hi way and plana Saperiatendent iu-- tr all the shop and pnblic i The Richmond Whig of the 30th says from building’Yhe 2nd brig GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING had tlie adranwe Southern papers of VW commanding the 25th received last night I most 8Hantly curried U“eS we little that is prudent to publish Sffi’ position glean U Gregg now returning to IN EVERY VARIETY Xo Infoimatloa ibUlnei be tfoped that the peo- being seen going southwardtiler caval v o°r°S f Th! Ventin®1 R8’ 11 S fantry Themed of tho iiranch Road frnm Pief!he rgipntorongh which Sherman proposes Stony to paa will fling themselves upon him with 'creek was seen to be graded but a con-rag- e ho rails were that hall do them honor HEWMAIV laid At Duval s station sonth There is a capito of Stony Creek differeime'between his sltnation and that of Hood F was and a ffUropr0Perty dvtr°yel Stimulated by the liberal endbnragemeatef the Citizeue i He is ifi an enemy’s country while Hood is found Effort large among W'n-wawere “SSSI friend fi Salt Lake beg to qanonnee that they are now erecting of O T NO of property no activity o y fiicers opposition must be counted now or Considered IS NOW a largo' j ex - cessive showTear down block r' bridges up roads re concentrated and Soap rid Candle Maanfeetery move or destroy supplies cut flff foragers fight at and will unite that boaineHl with their present MEAT camp by midnight every pass' If Sherman should be able to accomMARKET In the City where they will always have On such a journey as he proposes foraging as he plish (Signed) MEADE a hand PAINTS 8°® h will be a proof that he was not becomingly LEATHER ETC i rdiiitcu LARGE SUPPLY of both SOAP and CANDLES Yhe Commerciai’s The after special says that is h Mliig it strictly proliib-lte- c stating from publishing information concerning CROCKE HIGHEST PRICE AID FOR HIDES CUTLERY man says ftonrailwe can see either in the? SherNew lafrtr °wn we we clearly of opinion And a Thousand other Articles for Stinmin ia mkmgM fast a he can move Daily re‘IS1‘ Illinois In command o¥ lC I fnp Rpfinfnrt and that SPLENDID CHANCE! c"olniro?’0 hm ulterior jx unite Use ind Comfort Vn°C frA1? f(lrCC8 witU Grants Whether oufforcL wm thence to £ia SALE an A No 1 EIGHT PASSENGER CON-Wto st°P mileairpifi Jackson he snrm-?of not depends" on so manv 1 1I COACH California manufacture be a is impossible i camp7 dispersed it that it old at a bargain if applied for immediately contingencies i 20ft opinion on the “the? Thathe subject to Dalton B N or Dec 8 Apply Capt 51804 J Douglas Camp I &avannah or Charleston or wllUl1 wt eolUtttlin atteatiea efthe military stores Ranaolioff and Col Salt Laki City Angnsta we don’t fear ward and joined the Union ln th IeMt If he ia able to take even aUwnit 181-- 3 I FOR SALS CHEAP FOR GREENBACKS! XI reinforced marched on Liblrtv more thaa we believe ’ mWO valuable LOTS 21-- 2 acres with Adobie House ' Another eolumtrhad been ' Cincinnati 3 :- nTlie Gazette’s correspondent gives additional L containing 3 Room Cow Sheds Corrals etc situa- Itouge for Liberty under Col ted on the corner of a block in the 19th Ward Illinois cavalry- - This column rea?iJo Jhe 20th particulars of the battle of Franklin The plan vi FEW DAY BOARDERS can be accommodated at For further particulars apply immediately to the battle and surprised the rebel Gen was very simple! We had berty Gates’ Bollding corner of ' East 3d and South' 3d there but he escaped capture-bfn:5°ITna11 Set up complete plan as the enemy JOHN B WINDER Temple Streets j i 'J 'j f j window and obliged us' to fight off hand The or!- terms Moderate 14th Ward “rely AfifD THE ginaL plan was to withdraw the force of Schofield Ukn inclading Unit Dri nepheiror And the table supplied with the beet la the marketl 1 SAW-MILTHAT STEAM our reinforcements and iuD: ®eeting 131-- 3 Marsh remained ban XL XXi Bntthe overfin- - BINGHAM CANON X J cinityof Nashville when the two eSpeditioiis were dispatched mfii WEST MOUNTAIN bels pressed m too hard and when iScho-nei- a TTT further into the interior of the enemy’s lines perceived thathe could not avoid a contest I® n?Tjn operation and Lumber of every description gomg to -- Brookhsiven under "Ford and the oth?? ?JP his littie army in line of battle in front on the thoet reasonable terms Orders j to Summit nnderCer Bassford of tho 14th Np n At three and a half o’clock the rebel wiU be fllledtowed ' on short notice York cavalry lconimBced with Cheatham’s corps on the Thoee who desire 8 saboned' Lumber should aend their At Brbokhaycna trainof cars loaded irithall rftritt on the left and S D Lee’s corps orders immediately on Mail Street on lbe centre ’ kmds of military stores- - were 'captoredand desflZ Ch ON troyed also a building S AW quartermaster's diviisinn?i1lllfllre?r bis whole corps on Wagner’s L U M B E stores Fifty prisoners acontaining fection of artillery and 40 honrt dewlJraS ti!inpetlority’ and after half an GREAT SALT v SRARES X v wagona loadsd with stores were taken Bassfbrd the back on Pwhed £5htin Wagner MILLER HEATON 00 wconaiine Mlflie Kdv 28 1854 i2-i- r 133-l- s and Tradsnf OntflttiBg KrtablUhmeat they became mingled with f ' - — 3IAG5JIPICEVT 'V- - 1 ! j : d - : Hunt 1 th In PriceVl lY-'VIV- X 1 i - ji rf to-da- Wiecw SlShiB I i V X Ht - wo ox s ha WI -- j 36-b- oed i S'Xl v I r iVew Ii Manufactory mZ&A GROCERIES Soap & Candle OUR - ASSORTitlEIVT K ROSENBAURj - No-sacrifi- I ’ Dry Goods etc etc j- - tire°ib -- r X :i jacr’ ’ IXU00 borsefgriria“ ZB FR a° - f i -- -- y- W ill Ve 2 i $ i Di I w X-X-X- -- bk y : nti L! 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