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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-29

Governor Nye Gold and Silver Min.
ing Company, Devils Gate District, n. T.-No-
tice is hereby given to Stockholders, that at a
meeting of the Trustees, held February 23d, 1864
an assessment of one dollar on each and every
share of the capital stock was duly levied, paya.
Bile Immediately, in U. s. coin, to the Secretary.
GEO. NJ BLAKE, Secretary.
San Francisco, Feb. 25, 1861 fe29 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-29
once Of the Santiago Mining Com.

pany, San Francisco, Feb. 26th, 1e64.-Notice is
hereby given, that in accordance with an order
of the Board of Trustees, there will be sold at
public auction, ut the saesroOm of jerome Rice
j. Co., No. 327 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
on WEDNESDAY, the Both day Of March next,
at 10 o'clock noon, TO the highest bidder for cash,
in gold coin the following certificates of stock
in the aforesaid Company
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-29

RICHARD SMITH.
Certificate No &c, 10 shs, assm't No. 3....$2 so
GEORGE W. CHAPLIN.
Certificate No. 81, IS sh's, Rss'm't No. g. SO 10
EBLUM.
Certificate No. l, IS sh's, assmt No. 3. sc 25
Do 5, 10 do do do = 2 so
Do 6, so do do do ..12 so
NJ. c. RAyELET
Certificate No. 80 50 sh's, ass'm't No. 3...$l2 50
Do 32,lO0 do do do .-25 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-29

NJ. Company, Gold Hill, February 9th, le64-At
meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Man
tonOmah G. & s. n. Company, held this date, an
assessment of One Dollar and One Half (Sl SOY
per share was levied, payable Immediately to the
Secretary, in gold coin of the United States
fr29 I'm H c. BROOKE Secretary
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-29
JyooIsev n. a. q. MI. Comnany.G

WooIsey G. & .. Nj. Company.--Gold
Hill, Office No. 436 Jackeon street, San Francisco
25th, 1664.-At meeting of the Board
Of Trustees of this company, held this day, an as
sessment of fifty cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of said company, payable imme-
diatey in U. S. gold coin, to the Secretary at the
Office of the company, or to Z. A. Hyde, Superin-
tendent, Gold Hill storey county, n. T.
fe29 I'm EDWARD C. LOWELL. See'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-29

Nert6cate No. II, 20 sh's asS'm't No. 3. "a 90
JOHN MEYER. .....-
Certificate No 75 sil's ass'm'ts 2 and 3. 81 50
BY order of the Board of Trustees
o. F. Won RHEIN, Secretary.
PETER TAYLOR President. fe29 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-29

pY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE NOTICE, I
ID hereby notify the public that Paxton q
Thornburgh, members Of the above Association,
having obtained Judgment against the "PHGaU
MILL CoAPAHY-A. Bouton and Charles Uznay,
the individual memberS'-for the sum OF forty.
four hundred and Sixty-six dollars that amount
was paid said banking hfm In LEGAL TENDER
NoTEs, at par, by N. p Sheldon, successor In In.
terest to said Phoenix NIL Company, the contract
calling for q. g. gold coin.
- 5iirfEa NAHBALI., Secretary
Virginia, Feb. 2, "a. fe3Im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-29
NEW TO-DAY.
Notice to Contractors.

cEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BERECEIvED
y for running tunnel for the 10 Daviess Com
pany, in American Flat, two hundred feet
four and a half feet wide on the bottom, three
and half feet on the top, and six feet high in the
clear: two-thrds of the contract price to be paid
on the completion of one hundred feet, and the
remainder on completion of contract. The COM
pany will furnish car and timbers For further
particulars inquire of the Secretary at the bati'
more American Tunnel, American City The
Trustees reserve the right to reject any and all
bids Address, -.--
SAMUEL ID. PRYOR,
foo 1,,s Secretary Gold Hill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-29

Also holders interest In certiA.
Gates Nos 8 and 9, Of 5 shares
each, in the name Of o Camp,
sold for assessment No. 5, a
shares Of each being taken,)
leaving each only good for
bnAfe. .i.f s5-a
by order Of the Board Of Trustees.
fe29 I'd n SHTvERICK, see'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-29
Harold silver Mining Company.

Harold SILVER Whining Company
Noticeis hereby given, that there will be a meet.
ing of the Trustees of the Harold Silver Mining
Company at the Office Of the Secretary, on WE'D
NESDAY, March ID, 1864, at l O'Clock p. ~, for
the transaction of important business. By order
of the President
JF LINTHICUM, Secretary.
Gold Hill Feb 90 1864 fe29 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-29
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

ATAMEETING OF THE UNDERSIGNED
II members of the ssBankerS' AssOcfa.
ton, !" held November Goth, 1858, the following
was adopted and ordered published:
at will be the duty Of the Secretary to notify
each Banking firm, soon az reported, the names
of parties who may make payments Of Legal
Tender Notes at par, for debts due our several
firms, and such parties shall be published and
thereafter refused credit or account at any Bank.
ing House Of the Association"
B. F. HASTINGS & Co.,
H. E. RUHLISG e. Co.,
BE MAYNARD e. FLOOD,
STATELER & ARLINGTON,
ALAAR1N B. PAUL g. Co.,
PAXTON T. THoRNBURGH,
e WELLS, FARGO e. Co.,
u. H. Latham, Agent, Virsinia),
ARNOLD & BLAUvELT,
~ lttt WELLS, FARGO & Co.,
P. ID. Headly, Agent, Gold HID.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-29

IVA FREE 0IFT.A
10 THE VIRGINIA FIRE DEPARTMENT
of two solid silver
FIRE TRUMPETS,
Magnificent articles, purchased from Ticker, Of
San Francisco for the oecasion.
A large variety Of
F "a N cy O. O o d -,
Which arrived by the last steamer Thee goods
are all Of the latest styles and patterns, and .
being manufactured ExPREssLY for this ENTER.
PRISE They were purchased hon the well.
known arms Of Messrk Levlson BroS., R. B.
Gray Il Co., A. Kohler, and others and ] have
WRITTEN GUARANTEES that they are all last =
REPRESENTED ON THEIR INvoLcEA They only
needto be seen TO be appreciated, and invite
any one, and more particularly the ladies 70 call
and zee these
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-29
Golden Wedge Silver Mining Com.

A. GOULD, Secy.
Gold Hill, Feb. 29th, "a. fe29 I'd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ar
Wholesale or Retail,

s. g. GROVER Is now receiving from the x,,,s.r,n.
r~rs an entire New Stock of Roots Shoes and leather
which he will sell at fair prices Corner Mssn ard I'd
s'feet hevsak jny2sdsm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02

ae~1hnwor~mUn1w11~Guauualn1w
brigade until ~ hod tnfned the enony'a
left sad thrown hin int soafasioa.
cannos saand b ard - ~ slRsssu
and men, and psstis1lasly - somu.ondss
OF tho Foarth btiCeds, eoolly robbed \
their hoaoas without word q expoetuIa.
ton. Tho guas vers ia oar possession
before Phillip4 brigade reachsd ~
groand the fsbsls ha& occupied.
The hoaoe Of taking Narmadaks b.
longs 70 privsts james Dunleavy, compa-
NJ A. 81 Iowa cavalry. and tlee y csp-
turing Cabsll, 70 sergeant Calvary n.
Youag Of the same company and regi-
ment. Two stands Of oolors, the arms
and saddle Of Marmaduks, and numerous
other trophies attest silently to the fact
~ to whom belongs the honor claimed 10
Colonel Phillips dispatch.
Ny establishment on reading the dis
patch referred to, Vas only equallsd By
my surprise that any person. claiming the
title of soldier and gentleman, would
attempt to usurp the laurels that Of right
belong to another
! 10 few days, should II be agreeable to
you, will send list Of the casualties ID
our brigade. Yours, truly, q
j. F. You've,
Capt 10th Cav. No. Vol. A. A. a. q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02

1u1o1uUg1RM ~ u SstWlSs
Ing hsf--ite noeee yet bsaatifll sys wsrs
axed on kefs Nh : malisieus 90 rjegQ.
ing look; she srsobled md endsavoFsd -
a, bat more 6rnly thSenvs6omed srsa-
tsss encirclsd ~ 10 - fblds asethss
mensnt end ~ esssgsa fsplile vos16
heys inlioted 1oedly wound % ~
|stsggliag Zsydi; vhss seddsely ~ ~
called her ring; locking u il, she behsld
and read aload the following sentence:
"Fssr not; bat trust il Providenee
vAsrsvsf thoa may'st b., = instantly pierre
Cd b. an arrow from hunters bow, The
serpent, uncoiling its huge folds fell life-
lssS upon the earth. With grsteful
heart, xaydi parsusd her way and after
innumerabls dangers. arrived 1t the top
Of : lofty mountain, whence from afar she
bsheld The bright and plseid waters Of the
veil Of truth. sparkling in the rays Of the
fast setting san.
Joyfully they pursued their way, and,
ct the close Of another day, Zaydi and the
young Anne reclined on The margin OF that
pure spring. Many moments had not
elapsed when the water began t. bubble
and rise far above the level. forming .
most bsautiful fcuntain. sprinhling With
it, pure element the forehead bf the sui
ierisg Ame, who, bounding with delight,
ilew into her mothers arms: and, from
the midst Of the fountain, me voice Of
the kind fairy wa heard ssyiAg, "Ksep
| my tongue from evil and thy lips thai thst
.un.k ~ ~vvssl~ Nk- 0s-f.I-t =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02
Coed News for the Unfortunate |!
ME LONG SOUGHT ron
DISCOVERED AT LAST.
Cherokee Rem edy
CHEROKEE INJECTION,
CeureQndoa frsn Roots. HarHs and Leaves


CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great Indian Diuretie
all diseases ~ the urinary organs such s Tueont
nence Of the Urine Inflammation Of the gisder fufam
nation Of the Kidneys Stone in the Bladder Structure
Travel 6onorrh~R Gieet. and especially led
In those cases Of fiuor Alh1s " btee here
all tbs old nsaseoas 'nedicine- hare failed
~ IL IL prepared in highly concentrated form tbs
dose only being from to two teaspcopsi three Zines
per day.
N9- II s diEretie and Alternative ln.s action: purifying
and cleansing the blood causing to or In all q is
original purity and ygor Thus removing the system
AL gernieious canses which have ibdneed disease.
stsfsnf to the Cherokee Remedy and should used in
conjunction With that medicine in all GIees Co
norrhea fluor Alhrs Whites Its effects are healing
soothing and deinuIcent; removing ali scsirg teA nd
pain inst-sd Of the burning I'D almost rain
that experienced with nearly all the cheap quack In
e. by the urr Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CiiEkokkR IN RcIIostae two medicines the same
e,ied organs are speedily restored to fall vigor aud
ss- Price Cherokee Remedy. 81 per BOTTLE or thrss
~ Prise Cherokee Injection 81 per Bettlr or thrss
~ sent By Express any address On receipt price,
DThe Cherokee Remedy, Cherokee
lection and he rok &c su re, are sold ty ali
enfeprising Druggists the civilized world some m
rincipss DEALERS however try to sell worthless &C m
pounds In place Of these. those which they purchase
cheap price and make money ~ selling than
they can on these necn~r As you value your health
aye the health your future offspring DO not be de-
pfEGgistE Bed
irssfs sad tsks ath<rs III the Druggists win not buy
them for yoa enflee the money il letter and viii
rd them 70 you hy express securely sealed ard
fire. from observation
ladies Gentlemen address us in perfect conn
dence stating fully and plainly their dseases and sy
toms treat all diseases Of chronic nature In male
OF female Patients need net hesitate OF their
inability TO visit have treated pafierty sucrss-
fny in all Portens Of the civilized globe by correspond
Patient- addressing viii please sfafe plainly all
symptoms 81 their complaints and Po tes Coun-
~ state and He OF writer, plain. aud nclose postage
stamp tor reply
W. srsd ssr ~ pegs pa-psLr frf< To azv asAre-~
Address all letters fr Pamphlets or advice 10 the prorri
etors, I'm. w. r. NERWIS a Co.
No. So Liberty street, New York
G. A. COOK Chicago, No. 20 Market street Gene
raj Agent for the States OF Illinois. Iowa Wisconsin
AichrAn and Indiana, who vii. supply Druggists al oaT
regular card prices novs1eow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02
+ AND FOR sAiE.-I have los;

II q land, which wfsh to SELF 30 lies Ia
A0ntross Bottom, ~ miles n W. Of the town III Mont
rose 100 prairie and 100 Timber, $50 under
good fsnce, fbaF Cabns With three rooms ench veil Of
water q ecA md two ponds Of water tor stoe ano
large harm we'll ff1ned and covered 80 lies ~
flse north of Ksokuk, and X miles west cf th Aiss-
sppi river This tract has two CAhins we'll OIL water
stock wnter, $50 acres undeF good ftnce.
Either tract viii be sold for so 80 per acre, divided
suit purchasers at from S. to so per liberal
Indulgence fox dsferrsd payments vii BE- Eve Tito
indisputable. FRANK B1LLIfaEk
jnlyllAtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02
BOOKS.

MEDICAL BOOKS.
nstomical Remembrance.
Beslford's Obstetrics
Busd on the Liver.
BuJd on the Stomach
Barclays Medical Diagnosis
Bird on Urinary Deposits.
Bennes's Practice OF Medicine.
Bnnstad on venereel.
Beck on Infant Therapeutics.
eiurchill's obstetrics.
Churchill on Children.
Churchill on Woman.
Carpentcr's Ele. Of Physiology.
Copfe on Children,
Clevelana's Pocket lexicon,
Camsin on Diabetes
Dalton's Physiology.
Druitt's Surgery
Dungsison's Dictionary.
Dnbrin's Disscctur.
Erechsen's Surgery.
Fowne's Chemistry.
0ray's Anatomy
Grifith Formniary.
Hcadlands Action Of Medicine.
Hamilton Fractures.
Hammond's Military Hygiene.
Hobiyn's Medical LAxicon.
Lawrence on the Eye.
Lahman's Chesnicai Physiology.
ludlow Manual
Jones' Opthalmic Medicine.
Nnlar's Practice and Principle oqsurgsry.
Meigs on Woman.
Melgs' Obstetrics
Mackenzie on the Eye
Nell Smiths CompeDd
Powers Surgical Anatomy
Parrislss Practical Pharmacy
Ramsbotham's Obstetrics
RECORD Hunter on Vene real
snrreasf's Minor Surgery
Todd On Urinary Disesse
TAylor on Posons
Tit % Urinary Therapeutics.
Troltsciien the Ear.
United States PharmacopeA-
Watscn's Practice.
woods Therapeutics.
yurty1;.vrnss pr1ncjDlea AZ Madf~su.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02

In quality and style 70 snit any orcrs Price. ways
~ the bottom Of the MARKET juiyfl-diy |
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-02

WM efich, Hes Fell, Tuck Bind Hrsid Cord onlt m
EmhrOider beautifully. will rnn from perfect WORT
the finest Nainsook the heaviest beaver eIofh
with no change OF tension, needle thread.
noyzS-d G. II. EMERSON, AT.
, 1864-06-16
ANDREW JOHNSON

In another part Of this Issue We publish the
speech Of Cor. johnson, Of Tenn, the Union
nominee for the Vice-Presidency, delivered
ut Nashville on Friday evening. He accepts
the nomination which has just been confer
red upon him; addresses himself in one
place directly to the black men among his
audience, telling them that they were free,
and to use their freedom rightly, and saying
that he wanted to sec merit rewarded among
both whites and biacks; hopes to have Ten
neesee recognized as Free State, and then
flied up with Yankee colon1sts. He takes
occasion to allude to the policy enunciated
In such resolutions Of the Convention as had
come to hand By telegraph, and to indorse
most Of them, taking issGe, hoTessts :th
fi,e Aa.~s-a-A- ""~-s oa oe auuesk5~oatu
question, principle. which seems
nowhere to be go much doubted as where its
effects arc the most closely under the eye of
the observers. Gov. johnson re}oIces in the
denomination Of Mr. Lincoln, as pledge
that the war would be continued until the
rebellion Is crushed. There WEE moral In
the denomination Ct MIR. Lincoln, whic
would not be lost upon the enemy, at home
and abroad. In his own nomination he sees
but the endorsement of a principle which
from the first he had advocated, viz: that
no State had the right to seccde. In going
into State which had been In rebellion to
select candidate for the Vice Presidency,
the Convention had declared that no part Of
the Union had right to dismember The
whole. The report ne give, copied from the
Nashville Tines, gains in value from having
been corrected BIZ the Governor Aimselt,
, 1864-06-16

certain amendm mcnts 10 the communication
proTissou, without anuu1ling it.
! The unsuccessful movement by Mr.. 6chenck
in the House, Oh Monday, to secur- the re-
peal Of tie $500 commutation clause, by the
ntcyious question, is regarded as indicative
OF The fate Of the measure In that body. The
mass Of the people to-day,..we firmly believe,
give Congress credit for nothing but timor-
orsnese, in the whole matter whore It is not
treason We have not troops enough. It
stands confessed on all sides, and yet the
Legislative tinkers are afraid to risk per5on-
ii popularity In their districts by giving US
the only remedy for lean regiments, d proper
iaso cf4rGfk 1nstesd OF this ne have only sub
terfuges and eEaslons. The senate cut down
the ter N Of service to sns year as though
harm enough had not been done by short
terms ofseryice; and are cooking up new
bounty scheme, as if the weakness and In
adequacy Of such methods had not been long
ago exposed. The peril will stare the
country In the fscs. It looks as If these
Coueroesmen were more than willing thatim-
minenr danger to the republic should arise,
and relieve them from responsibility In the
raising of troops.
, 1864-06-16

~taty& no1e< thnn sewn per cezt Tho banss sre to
sss u 5saae;1. .e sS. =
sssssnen!s me nas ss sds o.
:o,het 1eHfui measy. toketaer Win tne dspoas ead
sIso i'm 90 smonaT duS the available for teep.
F.
the nex ls1. which wiii Be ready ior nss IN ! lew
4s d' sn {; Iii =
tha Dspa5tM eot t5ouhla b5 xlthholdnz thetz appn-
cations until the blanks are completed
Tne New York Ititrn4 OF Monday sayts
Money~is offered to ~fayor1se brokers In large
tne rass i geneIaly 11d ceat: TheEe = no q:
public, hut on the other hand upon any uaodarate ad
range bui operators rednee tastr nae.. With no r.
ade ~ dsafsF 3 ne fsta1n q t1e Gevs' a@sat
a9a 81 r. nss 4;
sq1sqey .Ears. 81 ered .na psopty oor
e Ii G iii iii
debts. and retire part Of the currency which nov
ioiloS e spseulst,ea, q tae Ersss advsnt.ea of
the GoveEnnet and the labor q tho country, low
s Il a 20
none! i9lloT9 Lever pr.ess for sll sae
1owed.. Tho irsr stsp toward contraction brings
perty bought when cutrsccJ WA ii its nnaximun,
% %and %tne'r eompIMnts Hm be loud. Theit oatcU
fentd By reducing the cost ot the Government. No
steps 5hond be spared TO nreak prices down to SONS
tcrs complain Parties Intending to bid for the nav
loan are cotng 70 the conciu4on that nothing under
106 much chance Of success, sud that the award
will be made 1G7@1t8. The 5-sos and the ex1ltng
touda Of the same tenor With the coming Issue are
firm and advancing. Giving agsuTsDce that ths bid
diugs will be At full ratel. There are numerous
rrmors oflarEe offers On European account, and By
the 1Et Of july 1t Ia quits probable that the long g.
paying gold Interest, Will be quoted110.
NEW YORK 87ooK MARK1r.-C1osing prices for
cash, June IS. 1854. Received by F. g. sononstal
Co., Commission Stock and Bond Brokers, u Clark
, 1864-06-16
= FROM HI
Arrival of naIiml1ltanss Private Sc.
cretafJ-ats Views OF the American
WHr.

G.. X. [Ezom the New York Tribunal /:
HAVANA, June 4.-Wo shall have no news
from -Mexico-tilL tomorrow, per Euglah
packet, and have had none since that brought
, BY the Barcelona, up to the 21st Fl ON Vera
Cruz. Maximillian has tho doubt arrived by
this time, having left Madeira on the. 29th.
Bis Private Secretary. Count Freimont-.:
who has long held an Austrian official POSI-
tion In H1ngary-is now here. He came
Habana He has been taking political
tour through the United States, North and
sonah, and his testimony. freely given, Is
very flatteriDg to the North He WAS in
Georgia with Sherman, and was present at
several lights.
With regard to the discipline of the troops
North md South, he says that the soldiers
In Lees army are kept In subjection liko
dogs, Initiating the style Of Europe, which
has different Kind Of subjects to deal with
it may be successful, but that in the United
6tnfes 1t amounts to military despottsm.
Gen Preston, who with bis staff has been
here long, very long time, said to him, ayes
but In the North the officers are hail fellow
well met with the troops; generals drink
with their soldiers. Do yon call that dis
oipltpe ?" "Y es, for Americans, / do, because
the soldier who has drank with his general
follows him even to death, and without
question: replied Count Fremont.
He says he as been astonished to 1ud every
where the negro soldiers SO well trimmed;
he saw them fght,fand says they fight AZ
well, and are as we'll trained as any white
soldisrs-that the Confedesacy Is like man
sick unto death and that no physiclan can
eure it. He thinks that the trans -Mtssis-
sippi army will all make bolt for Mexico
ere long, and anticipates trouble from them
there. He docs not seem to have IN lmpli-
cit con fidsncc In the perman ent residence
,FI rot Sr%h H,k 1T 4 1~nk ~
will be much benefited thercby-pecuniar1-
w. DresUmo he menns
, 1864-06-16
TnIE ENROLLmENT BILL

Inc amendments to the enrolment law.
which have already passed the Senate, pro.
vide that all future calls for men NAV be
for a time not exceeding one year. From
tAis arc excepted al supplementary draf1s
to I'LL The quotas or Gala already 1nadc. NJ
person drafted on future calls Is to be 1;ah,c
10 be drafted again until the present cnro11.
,rcnt is exhausted, and credit Is 10 be r;yen
Spy district for an excess Of men furnished
on previous calls. The amendments were
adopted by o yote Of e against II. In the
coursc Of the debate preceding the passage
OF the resolutions, Ar. Wilson said 700 ,0ol
aucn had been pnt- in the field since the 17th
of October last, and 4s,0o0 re.enforcemcnts
lad been sent to Grant within few " ecks
! est. The Senate Military Committee, with
tie exception Of the Chairman, Mr.. Wilson,
xnd perhaps majority Of the Senate, are in
1nvor OF u repeal Of the communication clause.
l!r, Wilson, however. opposes the change,
propoees the payment of eloo bounty 10
1ncn enlisted f.r one year Tic has introduced
/. b.:l locling to Ills, ard also suggesting
, 1864-06-16

The came day Gen. Garrard moved his cav
airy up to and occupied Alatoona without
name cavalry division moved into Ack.
worth. Near Alatoona the rebels had de-
stroyed the railroad bridge across the Ala.
toona Greek. The structure was long, i'm
rortaut bridge, being in four spans Of one
hundred teet each and seventy feet wide.
The reconstruction Of the bridge was at
once commenced. It Will require some
days to complete 1t.