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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-17

In New York, on Tuesday, %, gold went up
to lSl. The closing quotation on the 4eh, at s
o'clock p. NJ, was 1871
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Iso telegraph iafons us tuat Cen
59rdoa sfapgsl is moving rapidly q
re hea'a a a considerable force fr54ns
direesoncf Mobila re are inelired
70 tsiak tfs demohs,ratioa Is aseri0us
one, and that she captureof the city Is
contemplated Heretofore. It's oceuPa-
ton hy our forces was NOS imperiousiy
demanded, bat il now u Hood'sarm
IS nearly annihiiated. and wiz yet meet
With more dissstess; and 1t is essential
now, to operate 20 as to utterly destroy
al the COMMUNICATIONS within tile rebel
S.atea For this work, Montgomery
presents 4 fsyorable base, and there
fore the Alabaraa,riyer must be cleared.
That stream IS nayigable FOR large
bodts, 10 the mouth 81 the Cooss, 81 all
seasons o. The year and with Mobile
IN our possession, Selma and Montgon-
cry would speedily fall
Preparatory 70 this expedition
against Mobile, cavalry raids had des-
troyed All tie railroad, leading into it;
and as it il garrisoned by Militia alone,
we think it must speedily fall
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The dispoaition TO blame Gen sher
man for not organizing an army o.
blacks on his great march through Che
heart Of slavery IS unjast Before he
started on his expedition he earnestly
demanded Of the War Department that
Col S Bowman, who raked the resi-
lue Of Maryland Slavery into The I 5
Army, be sent to him to organize the
negroes " no should flock TO his columns
into regiments and brigades This re
quest, most unfortunately for the ma
ton, was either neglected or refused
Sherman had 70 march without the
man, the most experienced in the Unit
ed States in this business, and whom
caIy lie wanted
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Latest from the Front.
kooas oubIes about his
Pontoons.
OpeFatioas b. oar GIN
boat
Our Forces Pressing him
with Vjgor.
We lave late reliable and important

We have late reliable and important
Intelligence from the front--intelli-
genes which enables Us to locate near
i TIE position Of Hoods army, and 70
sya The read.F sorae idea. Of lhe diff
eallies be is compelled to encounter,
All TO prospect q bis utter discomdt
IRE Hoo5 frs, contemplated crossing
~ Dsrafur and moved on it direct /;
bur sseedman was too speedy Tor him,
ara occupied TIE place before Hood
colli reach Il lie then turned of &c
yard Fiorence, where lie had pontoons
lzidi but tl,ey we're forlow water, and
o.uii scarcely be made to reach from
shore 70 shore, At present but they
might have been made useful, bat for
the approach Of the gunboats which
alnpslled the rebel garrison, which
bad been left 10 defend them, to take
tliem M ard move them to Balm
bridge.
,The garrison thus let, consisted of
sb5st 1900 men. and they crossed the
r,rer rei2ra taking Up the bridge and
sbis gaze ~ to the story that Hoods
amy hal escaped.
Tho removal Of the pontoaas o5g.-
atol orc d-Hculsy, removing them b,-
yond tta reach Of our gun boats but
it gave rise 20 two others, other Of
which is iasuperable. Tho river is so
wide OF Ba.ubri5ge Get this bridge
VIII %. reach from shoreto shore BY
one huldred yards, at stage Of the
river and evenif it were long enough.
she current S. SO rapid that t could not
be put down.
Unlers the river fallssua5a1ly, Hood
c5auot hope 20 escape and we hardly
look lor mach Of a fall now that it IL
raining
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We confess 70 a little curiosity tela.
tive 10 the efec, Of Shermans laio sue
eesses On European public sentiment
Wien it was frsf TumorcI tha3 he in.
tended 80 start, tle Tory press Of Eng
land aad thc Iuperialist Iapers Of
france, riaiculed the thought Sber.
lnm VAS 10 fool, they ssidi the pro.
pald ua.ch indicated cQupiete cou-
temp for the rebel forces and they
could not believe ia the existence Of
the weakness which such al aa. would
imply
Dat scarcely ms the in's Dry by which
these views were ccuveyed to tae pull.
lc before these Europe4ls were startled
~ Tho announcement that sherman
had really set out on his travels; and
nunerous indeed we're Inc professions
Of 5isaslr-, on Die para Of our enemlepi
and oven cur friends were lit,lo
fearful les be had undertaken more
than he could success fully accomplish
III .s clear. Gags the British Army
aud Eazy Gazette reviewing the stus
ton ia he United States aud especial
y She-maa'a D13ya beyond Atlanta at
the time sJnowhat mysterious Ia Eng
land 'that So long as he rosma about
with his army inside the Confederate
States hais nore deadly than twenty
Grants, and tha ho must be destroyed
81 Richmond o. anything IS 10 be saved
Leo will pr5bab'yae forced by this con-
didon az alfdrs 70 pzsurae the offensive
beCspse ar cannot afford 70 Jet Grant
bold tis aands whist sherman is com
m,tsne bgEsa,y in tho Southern man
SION "IG" sags tho same authority
Sherman hiss leg, bis array In the AR,
and started cffwithpIt a base 10 march
from Georgia iulo South Carolina, NE
Us Joae esgaer one Of the ms. bril,
isnt o. 5re Of the most foolish things
ever performed IS aiii.sry leader
Hissuccess or his Eti,ure VII nos deter
snine tho question one or the other.
The dsts on wAich he goes, and the
plan ou which Ia acts, must really
place hun nnoEg the great Generala or
very littie ones, ani, SO set he has Is.
suredly giyea indications that he is
moro lillelyto be found among she frst
than tic second category" That
Sherman hes c2mniEsed Rgrslsrg unga
sha Southern mansion pretty effect
aS,lv. viii nos BE disputed by the
British Army ar,d Navy Gazette, when
the details of rr-ens operations re1ch
the conapstor efihst journsL and 3,
viii ac be douatadthst the data on
which L aaaasd 1a plan, and ihs
plan i-s- vegc soErd, and that sher.
man mas sesIly Be placed among
the gtss Gensra!s
Not orly li. shown tLas sher.
man fully I'D 71 tie nature Of The (
task befoge a.m aI6 was fully convino- /
& of hi aeil.ty - accomplish it, ii
marohlag through Georgia, bat he fully
c4leu stea bow 1lch farther be could I
50 aud how many railr0ads be could |
destroy il another march, through
South Cagoias TIE feeble force pat /
forth 6y The rebels ; maet and check |
him, notFithstsndiig ileir great ex
srtlons comp 'eiety vineioases sber- 1
mans eouteupt Of The military power
81 the REBELLION, q tlis time
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,-Ay nc ~ BIER "a u 4 CEETTFfCAT.. lF
~ DEtsESIT fsr sluJ, ~. 80. On the firsl Na-
lcaa. hsBk vi NASHVILLE. F~y-b.s 70 the ofjrf
John r. crow 20 = o. 90 value 20 tne -,-4r 81
Jasy1lIs1: has Teen stopped.
d-x.-tns IOHN p CEoWi
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DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHKSICIAE,
In FHg TREATMENT or DIsEAsEs, II
GROWING EIN WITH SUCCESS IL
OTHER STATES, A TT rs RI
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

For further information in regard 20
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diseases, the reader is referred to Still
LIS THERAPEUTICS and MATaEIA MyDICA
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850
the best work in The United States,
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standing parallel with the best medical
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advertisement, satisfaction ia euaran-
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the following
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TO THE
SOL DIERS +!
wR aAYE PuBLIBHED A BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.

FOa THE USE or EOLDIERs.
His printed in four eolors, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, aud Artillery, marching
in eOaEtlass num bsrs into Dixie with drums
beating, cOlors flying, oje. blank line Is
lea Tor he name Of The Soldier, Company,
Regiment and Olacsrs; size lSxlT. The
certificate Is enclosed IN q pestso0aEd tube,
ana can be sent 70 any part Of the country
without injury and the soldier after SLING
up the blank lines, can put is back IA sho
'.ibe and RENAL II - his frisnds, and they
VII get it framed and preserve il as 8 ro-
msmbrRnce.
The demand for this Certificate Is snoF-
mous, yes from our enlarged facilities for
publishing, We are able e Keep constant
supply, aud viii eli al orders promptly.
FTles 50 esuts. Sent By mail, prepaid
liz. RHODES 4 CO,
- Uni0a Stress,
HAShviiia-
AgaEk Ws .ssd " ssll ths Lscvs.
rses
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Gea Heokal hRH added az aphorism
20 lsfsEatnre IN bis late orders 70 SUP
ordinates Of ia department. he an,
nounees that - enc vii consider the
day IS ezdes MA TIE duties Il trires
Age besa dis asrfed Il isis order
: 6 s-.sass eFEaiis obayad, TIE Coafearrs
- .soa ~ enly - beaten. bus fAe
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For Rent.

Lv1R fHE YEAR. lss5, THAT VALUABLE P'i-D-
II pa--r "a fhrTJ slIset known - the "CatF1a
Properly. JrIo-i.s, tts HaCGaH HoHes. ana 40
pre- sen- = Ap.-t - n" Nashville Ga L-shi CON.
Usny. IT, Properly IN he muzt yr-luataa "a -ilf
tlrj fr macy Fufpo-es. FOR tenn. FOR anJ par ~
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StraYed.

EyRosf THE SUBSCRIBER A SMALL sUsBEI
Il PJNkh. 10 rather low order, hur rogsa,
Zoe -, sosne Vh.ts On one OF his fset, ans f-f
81 sad q liberal sward sl bs gIYen -
pglsay t.ssoagt 20 q i4Ls BOY.
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EMBALMiNC.

FsaBALNIE6, AtTER THE METHOD OF
u -tssquet 90 Paris, o. 20 Gee. 4 Wells. A9Eal
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fial Cases and Cs,kegs. AS Coilaa a. Weed, pail
and covered, AMI a. afisdaas o. fneIeis, n.-y
alssys 10 .3gnd- lqseA-iisi
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"" N-F '4i '~i' "a ~" % - -" "a
RE4sOEABLE FRICEs
Noss, Lister aud Cap Paper,
BuE, White, Canary, Opagu~
ard Otfcisl Envelopes.
5,Rr} Books,
gullers Drafts on
F3yDastsrI,
Memorandum
D,sfiss 20, t8tA.
payer Collars,
Var Mapa,
e.gaG Portraits n ,5euer4lH.
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Song BrosB,
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BLesg An,u.on sad CheGs boards,
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Variety Packages,
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&c, &C, AZ
Thcse Wishing r. get good bargains would
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orders
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Young ian, stop before yOu further 20. % al
tseSsss subject e Man, there Il disasss 50 hard
b cure ~ y zht Emissions, and physicians SIC
seaFre thas urderst I'D treating i and b you cau
sav suat have cured dozens n tins city ~ vel -.
Ia different States, VINO have spent dollar ser aoi-
lal s1d axe nos well cured BY one. / ara daily r.
e wing letters and sending ms.i1cns % al parts u
iBz country. IN word al that srs Diseased ia
saf aay sad VII give me 3 cal, vii give SAT-.
- on iOr All OF the diseases mentioned "a thts a..
vsrtessurnt. The lest d references giYea n lbs
egy
Al Issgars dressed 10
DR.. NO6TIL.
Union street Nashville, Tenn
F.ug-lg =. q ma ri b r,Farnr,t a -.-f..i "a.
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9(r1r 90rertisemtu;5.
For SmIlhland and louisville.

TUE NEW AND sPL ENDIDs IT r fE -
i WHEEL STEAMEH.
NOR - IS o. ST n : :, s3zlszsiEisisss;sia -
rspi. p. J Bal srti ...... j. 4 lsaath nv, Clerk
li . ls4e- as above GA 5undEs January 1T, at
J.. a'uin,k- pp- lively.
For lfe gdt rr pas -ape sp1ay 70 h5ord or 70
lec2--ll B4YD s. IELDLES, Agents
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Lost

ON THURSDAY, THE 18Th INST. on SUN.
" meE rest, dsriC FSabl.a F'ur. Cape.
street. .rr 1nder will u lifersl y resa lei
dacBlltp
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Special Notice.

II l. A, Council NJ Regular meetings G.
u .,he CouuclBre now held every FRIDAY rvrn
INK 60 O'Clock no No 80 Union street, ca the srC
floor. MPfnb rs are requested 90 attend.
~ order q the President
decy7wl A. SbACGH TER, Seciy
tifne- cory week
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Young Msr1sd LAdie7 whose rlisto-tuna il has
rsoen not % bring forth N due season, remember
t4od has sad you should multiply and replenish. u
this - your deslre you consult n1e either -
lester or IN parson. No lsdy 0yer thifry-EFe yeSrs
o. ace need make application. an cornrnun icsnors
bv lstter or person strictly eOnadeRasi-
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All Aasstious Of the Womb trsAis4 With sucoeRs
/ Those Married Ladies who have ossn 80 inform
case b uIscarry or prove EbOrt1C a. Be tTrcd
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Chronic Cases

rl.ug- Lsa,.EaeB OF the Throat, tqEe led Joints,
Bic Lambs PeuusJ, Pains Users, Cancer, Gravel,
Diseases Of tie HsRrt and Liver, Inflammation a
he Stpms,h, Neuralgia Kings vi or ScrcfllA
uesfnezs, Diseases Of the Eyes, Dshiliasted sY--
teu1r, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion. ans OsoH~uTnDtor--
'oqatheT with ali Private Ui-PaseE I'd
Diseases Of tue III inary GSrRAras,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13

SIS 900
= Inns watch Is rated To the hour of observal and
,GI que month making only the small variation of
~ seconds The following Is q copy Of the certif-
Gale accompanying the watch:
~ LnlS Is 70 certify that the accompanying watch.
20, lS,SA: has been manufactured In my establish
msnt, ana : warranted perfect time keeper.
LocLk' Otn NOV, lSS ULHsHE BETTING"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13
Storey County Auditors Office,
virginia, Nov. 9TH, 1Sfl4.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that THE
IN Assessment Roll Of the taxable real and
personal property Of this county will be open for
the inspection Of taxpayers, at the office, from
this date until Monday, the 18th inst, from to 4
O'Clock, p. NJ; and that the Board Of Equalization
VIII meet daily from and after Monday, the 18th
inst, until Monday, the 9Th Of December, for the
purpose Of equalization. z. HERMANN,
- hos I'd County Auditor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13
300 Reward!

TINE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY
| the Sheriff of Storey county for the apprehen-
sion and delivery Of A. BEBEN, prisoner who es-
caned from the County Jail last evening at O'Clock.
He mad on when he escaped grey flannel shirt,
black coat aud grey pantss about 30 years Of age,
and speaks very broken English; hight, feet
inches: blue eyes somewhat sore; thin Mhiskers on
chin. and baker BY trade. J. Y. CLARK,
ocIItf Sheriff Of Storey county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13
ARRIVAL OF DIR. JORDAN,
AT The
NEWMAN HOUSE, : virginia City, N. T.
Important Notice.!

DR JORDAN, OF NEW YORK, MAY, FOR
~ limited period be consulted at his Office, at
the NEWMAN HOUSE, corner of A street and
Sutton avenue, Virginia City, N. T. DR.. Jordan
has devoted lifetime to the study and treatment
of the diseases which be makes peculiar special.
ity, such as
Nervous Debility;
Pains In the Back;
Disease Of the Urethra;
Decline Of Manhood;
Indigestion;
weakness or Depression;
Loss Of Energy and Vital Powers;
And those msladies which result from youthful
follies excuses Of maturity, ignorance of Phys
iology and Natures Laws His recent scientific
discoveries In Medicine enable him to guarantee
a successful cure In every case, and restore with
unfailing certainty the lost or impaired powers OF
manhood.
HOURS OF CoSsULTATIoN-From 9 A. M. till Q
P. NJ. and from till g P. NJ On Sundays, till p.
NJ nn1y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13

Following the Constitution proper is an Ordi
nance providing for the submission Of the ConsIi
tuition to the people at the time provided by Act OF
Congress- and also for the tectlon Of State officers,
under the Constitution, on the; Tuesday after thu
first Monday of November, 1864, The ordinance
makes detailed provisions AZ to the soderS' votes,
the manner of voting, making and canyassing the
returns. declaring the result, etc. Upon the b.
suing Of the Presidents proclamation TO be re.
ceived by telegraph, admitting the State into the
Union, this Constitution shall be ordained and e..
tablished a. the ConstItutO ofths STATE Nevada
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13
Innortant NOTICE,

DR.. JORDAN can only be consulted In Virginia
City upto the 18th of December, other engage.
mentS precluding the possibility of longer stay.
70 odd" sSLast three Weeks..A1 7'
no22 I'd w JORDAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13
MA N H AT TAN a'
Fire Insurance COMPANY :!
COL q NJ b IA
Fire Insurance Colnpany!!

Combined Capital 1881, ss5 50
A B0vE COMPANIES HAVE DEPOSITED
n $4,000 in the Bank Of California, AZ add
tional security to policy holders
Frame Bnd Brick Buildings, Merchandise, Fur.
niturer Quartz Mills Hosting Works, and other
property insured against loss or damage by Fire.
on the most favorable terms
Losses promptly adjusted, and paid In U. 8.
gold coin.
J. B. R0GAN,
HA Agent for Nevada,
noes II No. - South c street, Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13
EAYES. NYE & co.'s LIST OF PRIZES
$4,000! $4,000! SIS, 900 !
PRIZE LIST
EAVES, NY E & CO.'S
SIXTH MAMMOTH
GIFT ENTERPRISE!
70 BE GIVEN
AT VIRGINIA, NEVADA,
SATURDAY., Deer "a. 81,
seven Hundred and Thirty MAGNIFICENT
Gifts TO be Distributed! Tickets,
only One Dollar!

seven Hundred and Thirty MAGNIFICENT
Gifts to be Distributed! Tickets,
only One DOIlart
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13

porauonS' eASepb iot nnuhtoiP"4 PuI Pnee' ~
allows eorporations 10 DC Iotnleu unaeI GENERA
Jaws Properly OF corporations Is suoect 70 tah'
| alton IKE that OF individuals CorporatoIs IN
corporations formed under the laws OF the staIe
shall not be individually liable for Inc deots or
liabilities OF such corporations NO osnk notes or
paper of any kind can be allowed to circulate a.
money except the Federal currency and the notes
Of banks authorized under the laws OF Congress-
General laws must be passed for the organization
OF cities and towns, and restricting their powers
OF taxation, assessment borrowing money CON ~.
tracing deos and ioaning tnelr eredit except lor
procuring supplies Of water. The sfate Pro
hibited from loaning or giving money or lts cIea,
IT, or subscribing to the stock OF any corporation
or association, except for educational or cnarih-
BILE purposes. Counties cities, towns and other
municipal corporations are prohibited rom De,
coming stockholders or loaning their credit In aid
Of any company, corporation or association, Eek.
cept railroad companies, corporations or associa-
tionS"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13

Newcastle Coal Company.
OFFICE OF THE NEWCASTLE COAL
" Company, No. 90 south C street, nearly
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. Orders for Coal
left at the office will be promptly attended to.
poaOtf J. C. SWAIN Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13

Dancing School ~.
WILL COMMENCE AT THE THEATRE ON
w Wednesday evening, December 7th, at 7
o'clock All persons Interested in the matter Will
please call 49," g ]. MLLINGrOE.
December Sd, 1884 415a i!T !de0td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13

Total receipts. pa II
r. lE NJ. R0RN, Town Treasurer
Gold Hill, Nevada, Dec. 10, 1864.
No report of the Treasurer having been made for
the last quarter of the fiscal year ending June 1885,
as matter Of public interest," , have deemed II ad
quarter and the one preceding.
4 del0 Gro. W. AYLESWORTH, President.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12
Death Of major welch.

Intelligence has reached us of the death
of Major ABRAHAM E. WELoH, Of the
Fourth regiment, while on the journey
from Nashville to his home in Red Wing.
Major WELOH entered the service as
First Lieutepant of company F, First reg
iment. He was captured by the rebels at
the battle Of Bull Run, and was kept in
various southern prisons for more than a
year. Some time before his liberation he
received the appointment of Major of the
Fourth regiment; but after bis release,
before joining his regiment, he participant
ed in Gen. S1BLEY's first campaign against
the Indians, and displayed great gallantry
at the battle Of Wood Lake.. where he
was severely wounded. He was with the
Fourth regiment in the campaign against
Vicksburg, and was again wounded, but not
severely Last fall he received the nomi-
nation from the Democratic party, of Sec
Rotary ofState, which he declined, Avowing
his intention Of remaining in the military
service of his country, if his life was
spared, until the complete suppression Of
the rebellion.
Major WELcH, at the time of his de-
cease, conld not have been much over
twenty-five years of age, but he possessed
matured judgment, experience and manly
character, which fitted him for command.
The people of this State, as well as bis
comrades in arms, win deeply lament his
lOas. ~ eisAt
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12

Under date of the I'd inst, the War
Department, in q dispatch to Col. MILLER,
declines for third time to grant permission
to raise . new cavalry regiment Yester-
day, the following dispatch was received
by the Executive:
IS WAsHMcroS, February 3, 1864.
Governor s. Miller:
Authority granted to raise new infantry
regiment. Same bounties as to former regi-
ments. IGNATIUS DONNELLY.
The above, of course, is unofficial, but
may be relied on as correct. It is diff
cult to understand why the policy Of
filing up the old regiments has been
abandoned, upon any other supposition
than that contained in our dispatches
of yesterday, that it had been determined
to FIJI the old regiments to 2,400 men, by
consolidation. The disinclination of re-
cruits to enter old regiments, perhaps, has
proved too strong to be overcome. Min
nesota can easily fill the new regiment
with volunteers, before the day appointed
for the draft. So, 81 a s8
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Premiums for necruits.

Capt. KEITH, Provost Marshal, received
orders yesterday from Washington, to al
low citizens as well as soldiers and agents,
tho premiums Of SIS for new recruits and
and $2b for veterans. Any person pre-
senting acceptable recruits, viii be entitled
to and receive the above premiums "
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12

ANorHxR CAvAfkY CoNpANY.-It will
be recollected that thirteen companies Of
cavalry reported fer our Second Regiment,
just organized. Only twelve could be re-
oeived, and consequently all the men re-
cruited for Capt. BARroNs company were
distributed among other organizations.
But authority has now been received to
allow Capt. BARroN to have his company
organized, with directions that it shall be
attached to HATCH Battalion. -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-12

s. -Uncle Sam has lately taken considerable
liberties with the rolling stock of the Michi-
gan Southern and Cen raj Railroads. Last
mouth 100 freight and 100 stock cars and six
Of the best locomotives were taken of the
Southern Road to do government transp0rta-
zion South. Aiargo nhmbef were taken from
the Central. "A short time since the United
States Officer. having charge Of such matters
81 Chicago. telegraphed Mr.. Rice, Superintend.
ant Of the Central Road TO send him 900 cars
and number Of engines to Chicago. The
fronsportafiop cspacity Of 10th roads has been
matsrjally lee.ened BY these procedures.