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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

THs YANKEES IN FLORENCE, ALA-The Huntsville
Confederate has the latest from Roddys command
which had returned from the pursuit of the Yankees
uadsr the brutal COrnyn, having followed them to Ham.
burg where under the protection Of gunboats, they
got aboard transports and crossed the Tennessee Han
NUNS regiment in advance and had skirmisA near
Hamburg, without loss. 1t was impossible to charge
the enemy at the river when embarkiDg on account of
the nature Of the ground the thick woods and bushes
preventing it, except by ro.d which, for consdera
Die distance exposed them TO direct fire from the gun
boats COfnyn force is varOusly estimated at 500 TO
2,OOO Roddys command, consisting of his own, Han
NUNS ard Bles regiments we're too hch scattered in
squads iOrsgipg, detail SERVICE &e to be concenrs-
ted in time for successful fighting pursuit.. OF the de-
Tugs of the Yankees in Florence the Confederate says
The Yandals burnt the Masonic Hail. and every ma
chine blacksmith aud carpenter shop in Florence and
set fire to drug store which, if consumed would have
communicate fire TO and destrO ed nearly all the ISL
ness part Of town. Federal soldier demanded Of the
incendary who applied the TORCH what he meant BY it,
ich caused quarrel between hem, that was termi-
mated by Federal Leuter AIT stepping mp, shooting
dead the soldier who nterfered to prevent the Vanda
act Martin, Weakley & Co.'s three factories were
burnt, likewise.
Almost every private vehicle was carried off or de-
stroyed under the pretext that they sometimes
used for ambulances Horses and mules were taken and
negroes, who Hocked TO the YANKEES were mounted on
them aud taken Off lid viduals robbed of money,
jewery &C., &c. and ali the usual savage depredatons
we're committed. COrpyn promised u return again
when the wheat fields RIPE for harvest.
We are glad to learn that Major jenkins and Captain
Locke we're not killed reported, but were only cap.
tured and carried OF, which is bad enough
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

SrAFE ELEcnoSs-Addtona returns increase the
maOrities of Smith for Governor and Price for Lieut.
Governor. The official returns are not yet listed.
If the Senators aud Delegates elected in the following
Districts etc, will send their names, we will be en-
abled to publish full list of the members of the next
General Assembly:
SenGts,-Sd, 5Lh, Esd, Slst and 4sd districts.
House Of Delegates -Accomsc, Allegheny and Bath
Barbour, Berkely, BraIton, etc. Carroll, Charlotte,
Doadridge and Tyler, Elizabeth Ctr, etc Fauquer,
FLOYD, frederick, Grsyson, Greepbrer halifax, Hamp,
shire, Hanover. Highland, Isle of WigAt, jackson and
Roane, Kanawha, King George and Stafford lancaster,
etc Lee and Use, LOudoun, Louisa, Lunenburg, Mat
thsws, etc. Meckenburg, Mercer, Morgan Prince VIII
lam, Pulaski Putnam, Randolphand Tucker, Richmond
Co, Upshur, Wayne, Wood and Wyths. q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

papsr il Is stated that eRernandO Wood had long In
tsrview With Lincoln in Washington on 9th inst,
two days after he biKpeace meeting.
Last fall John vSn Buren, was blatant IN New York
for peace He went to Washington to dare Lincoln TO
arrest him. aud came back a flaming war Democrat.
Fernando Wood has been into the sam trap How will
ne emerge
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
Oninous.

A meeting Of the DemO-raey under Fernando Wood
Numbering $4,000 PersO0s on the Sd instant declared
in favor Of the vigorous prosecution peace"
% says Tia Ses York H,raH Of the OH In the same
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
icy AurHoRITY.l
ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE CONGRESS OF
: THE CONFEDERATE STATES, PASSED AT TIE
THIRD SESSlON-1s6S. .,.s


- .-.-s4 & --.-.-l--. mo. col $50.
AN ACT TO DECLARE TIE Weaving, lED ~ EXTEND 1g,
the PRO VISIONS or AN ACT ENIITLED"zN A0I
TO INCREASE THE PAY. of CERTAIN. 0EfICERS
IND EMPLOYEES IN THE EXECUTIVE AND LEG.
LSLATIV DEPARTMENTS APPROVED OCIOBkK
gHLRTEEHTH EI6HZEEN HUNCRED AND SIXTY
TWO.
The Congress Of he Confederate States Of Aaericq do enact
he pay OF certain Of
and employ in the Executive and Legislative depart
mea approved October thirteenth eighteen hundred and sixty
tWo the hereby extended and declared TO be In
the period three months after the thirteenth day OF
October, 1858.
SEQ Be further enacted That was the Intention q Con
gess that the said should be construed 50 that the De ems
shall inure to the temporary well as
permanent officers aud employees in the civil employment OF the
government Ia the city OF Richm md. ..-.
SEQ Bat further enacted That net the intention OF
by the pasAgsO the above reced act 10 ressl al
entitled act to provide compensation for the d bursting
the several Executive departments approved s1
tenih gheen hundred aud Ey and Is hereby de-
AIRED that the discussing eks In the depart Of eta e,
Treasury Navy and Justice aud the Post Office depart
msnt ana the ds5urng ocer OF the coninsent fund Of the
euve office shall hereafter be allowed In addition to his tala
or compensation clerk Of hundred dollars
num- tbug she funds OF the departme-i may be required
to pass through his hands.
Approved April %, 1868. !elO-It
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
Raid Gnard,

The revival Of the Oagbarous practice of Raids rem.
ders necessary the revival Of the system adopted to
counterfeit it. Yankee raids viii have two objects /.
To cut our lines Of communication; ?. To carry Of
or destroy property. As it impossible fore
see where rad may in, it vii be impossible TO
provide drilled force TO resist h every point Our
objec, be two fold. l. To guard bridges and pub
lie stores; 2 To remove from the line of raid fami.
lies slaves stock and provisions other property La
bic to destruction For this object the following plan
Is proposed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

l. Toe county courts Of the border counties subject
10 preds ,VAsion should appoint officer com
mistee vi IS iuty should be examine the quarter
liable u a IS, and adopt system Of plain sgaals,
adapted to tue character Of tae country, preterri
"6eAcOn 6res or smokes where the points Of view
sufficiently eOnspieaOu', aud providing adequate notice
70 "Rass the Country" upon the earliest information Of
q raid.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
AN ACT To ADMIT FRYE + DUlF ALL MACuIsEny y,R

THE MANUFACTURE OF COTTON, OF WOOL, OR NEoEssA
RY POR CARRYING ON ANY CF THE NE sHANIo ARTS.
The Congress Of The Confederate States Of AHlercd do tact
That ,chney for the manufacture OF cotton r wool or
carrying Of the arts In the Con
sde ate states be admitted free OF duty until the
adcat treaty Of peace between the Confederate States
nd the United States,
Approved April 80, 1868. je.O-lAwSw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

FOR JUDGE.-We are authorized to an
noance THoMAsF Go0DE candidate the Office Of ia &c,
circuit Of Judge Gaolson' resisnel
je6-'iyi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
RAID GCAkD.

2. The Courts should appoint commander with a
company Of thirty men, in each nasAteral dstric
whose duty il should be Sst examine the roads and
points clplble OF cay Obstruction, and secondly, upoa
nItics OF raid 70 block aud obstruet the roads in
every manner possible.
s. Upon notice o. raid thus spread throughout the
country, the cz ms should first their families,
hOrses cattle and provisions from the line Of the raid
Tls force intended for the protection of public build
ings, stores bridges, &C. should repair to their
posts Of defence
4. The 1adl throughout the whole couatry having
been thus DISTRACTED eizsas should turn cut to EN-
barrass the enemy aud increase the chances Of capture
upon their retreat
Tbs plan Is recommended as ca Of execution
taking the people but Little from their erOps-enabng
every one 70 do something aud, in che end, tending to
dsest and capture destroy the enemy. To rely alone
Oo d organz oa OF Home Guards for resistance must
expo TO much danger Mounted men can easily
avoid small companies Of nianuyf the roads are oper,
ba the roads Distracted the delay OccasiOned viii
BE- Of great use and tae Home Guards thea inAict
damage than in any other way Let the Two sys-
tens Oe combined.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

no SUFFERS, COMMISSION HOUSES,
Il AND DEALERS IN PREADs CAKES, CRACKERS,
DC .You end inierest give nee cell be
parchasing determined to sen low s horse
In The Bread sugar Cakes Gil ger Brea1 spce Nuts Cup
Cakes snl cracke.s ,nsla.ty on haLd At
D. BRIGGS
- a- Old Established Bdkery,
--f ..--. Corner Broad and oh streets.
" BParticular atenon,pald eooperng AID shiPnlng
ies-d6gs. - --s~- d.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
AN ACT TO ALLOW ooMMOTAll N TOR cL 1THISG TO TIE
MILITIA IN ACTUAL SERVICE OF THE CONFEDERATE


tn, Con5rrss oft Coderdt; States Of america do enact
That there sha and paid the militia any State
who have hereafter be- called Ito The service OF
n States under hOrit OF existing laws, to each
private commissioned O'er cOmmuist Tor clothing
tine Of actual service at the rate Of forty two dears
year W the teih dsy IL August eighteen hundred and
xg one after that dare the rate OF hy dola
im ds5uctog thereom the value OF any oohiog w1A may
beea allowed them.
Sec All for Communication und authority Of tbs act
made by the militia have been heretofore paid shalt
be settled By the secoad auditor with tho approval OF the Comp
rolor Of the Treasury.
4pI roved April 80, 1865. jeO-laE4"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
BARGAINS. BARGAINsi
nor ONE WEEK ONLY AT NO. SO,

pr ;e cas-.
frasch Jaccrofts, $50.
Black aaa Thne lawns, $3.50 former pu:e, 400
Pine Lawns 25-forner price. s4O0
Pants si.s5, EagiIh Prints t22os
Vile Br Isn Do's bye Diaper White Cot Toe a. d ma
~ ohs goods vSry Oh ap
t25 to $40.
g refa rent PJssestiJn gwen iaiely
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

TIE Congress of the Confederate Sdtts asried do enact
Tnat from passage OF this act the pay Of masters
in the navy shall be forty dollars per month
Approved April %, 1853. iso -lawiE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
FREMONT TURNED UP AGAIN.

Fremont has turned up as the President of the
"Union Pacific Company" and has applied for and ob
tanned the privilege OF enrolling and employing large
force ofconrabands to budthe road So the niger after
all will have to put up with change of masters, and
to be the heWer of wood and drawers of water of bis
phanthropc white "brudder." 1t will doubtless pay
better than to enroll thim into negro regiments to be
like sheep at Port Hudson and elsewhere.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE TIE spfoINTmINr OF CHIEF
q NsrRrOrnR IN THE NAVY ANDIO FIX TIE PAY.

Tie Congress efe Confederate states @ iericd do enact,
tn the be and he hereby authorized appoint by
and with the ady and consent OF the mats Chief Con
stru, or in e navy shall three thousand
dollar per annu who shall perform such duties may be
directed by the Secretary Of the Navy.
A prov ed April 80 1858. jel0-law2R
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10

June 6, 1858.
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoarRns MosRos, May IL, 1883.
Hon. Robert Ould, tho rebel Commissioner for tho az
change OF prisoners down tho James rivcr TO New
ports News yesterday, to confer with Coonoi Ludlow,
the United States Commissioner reference In the de-
livery 70 the ator Of the large number Of officers and
men Richmond, recently captured at Frodercks-
burg Transports sent up 10 CITY Point for them
this morning. Suitable provson has bcon made for tho
sick and wounded.
General Hayes Is not wounded. % was reported
Tho steamer state Of Maino LEFT this morning for City
Point with 900 rebel prisoners In charge Of Captain
John Z. Milford They captured at Fredericksburg
Tho Third New York regiment Colonel Afford. has
been garrison duty In Fortress Monroe for several
months past About 400 OF them left night for their
homes their term OF enlistment having expired Tho
most Of them leave short farlough however having
rc-cnlisted for the
About three hundred conrabands with many horses,
followed Col. Fitzpatrick, Of Con stonomans cavalry 10
Gloucester Point and there turned 70 tho Pro-
vost Marshal.
Major Gen. Dix left Fortress Monroe last evening for
West Point.
Capt Harding arrived hero this afternoon IN charge
prize schooner laden with cotton. she Was captured
while running from stono Inlet 70 Nassau.
Tho propeller Eastern State, Capt. North, arrived 70
day from Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
STATE POLITICS.
Mass state convention for Peace and
Reunion.

Mac gtatn Cnuventlom for peaee and
Reunion.
The reopla are sovoreipn From them all poitIcaI now
- /. ds~ivcd Thev created the rovernmeut ana until
no,r h.vc heId uudspai~d masisrv Whether
tus,rsI q, eYccutve rho nrce az ocinl life kpripgs d
racsv ~ ,nd,rstv from the neople There is no m her
surrenc cntro From tho nature OF our institutions
there can be NO other The highest In authority are but
thc erentos Of the popular viii and the creature camel
f1sroune snter,or 10 the creator
we love the lJu,on We v M ueyer willingly rolinaulsh
Il Its encuSee are our enemies and the enemies OF hu
man progrees civilization and self government We are
oD1sd ~ The seuarat,on az theae States ana for this
rson ara optsed 10 ali measures whether on peace or
ar tand,ns 10 that result We think that the Efforts "a
The fntn he force of arms M tho banda of tlse
VINO novv direot the eovernment has proved failure
Whesh.r ~ failure has hem designed or mot n Il eIcss
mai tho ect of tho rucasurus adopted BY te Congress
and The ucompctcncy fanstcism and corruption o men
In power have had this result.
dfain IN
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
NEWS FROM NEWBERN, n. C.
The Nine Months Men Express Determi-
nation to Re-enlist,
ke.. &c., -.

NKwBsRs, N. O., May 7, 1853.
The Upted States steamer General Meigs hero for
New York ut hAfpa four O'Clock this afternoon
10 said that the robels refuse To receive the disoyai
citizens sent out q lines yesterday except those VIII,
givc security Of their ability 10 take Of them
selves.
General Foster has recently paid handsome tribute 10
tho nine months In this department, who viii 90
homo with the victories OF many battles inscribed upon
their banners.
General Foster says thcrc bravsr better DIS
cplncd troops In the world and from tho day they en-
tered tho service they have only successfully rvaed
veteran soldiers, but have proved than match
for tho enemy In every engagement.
large majority Of these nine months soldIars havc
expressed determination 70 rsenst for tho Altar
months furougb provided they rcturn 10 this de-
parsmcnt and fight under their old chief Gen. Foster
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
FIRES IN THE WOODS ON LONG ISLAND.
Sixteen Thousand Acres Burnt Over
In Suffolk County,
ksss &s.s kss
Our Riverhead Correspondence.


RIvERnEAD, l.. l., May "a, 1859.
Yesterday q nre broke out some four miles west
OF this place. north Of the Long Island Railroad and
near the track supposed have been communicated by
sparks from the locomotive tho down train. Il swept
several hundred acres OF woodland before II was
got under and burned three small houses. two belong.
ing 10 Irishmen and TO Englishman. Mr.. Isaac
Price lost enc hundred cords Of wood and had a his
standing timber land burned. Mr.. hcsely also
lost forty cords Of WOOD and oil his woodland left un
burned by tho FIRE last year WAS now swept over by
the flames.
But far more important and destructive connagraiion
arose about an hour cartier south OF the Railroad on the
Moriches road at place known Terrels Hole. How
originated 10 not definitely known but II Is conectured
that riding by threw down segar or lighted
match. Before fresh southwest wind the hre spread
rapidly In a direct line for Riverhcad. II was checked
in that direction by the efforts Of citizens who repaired
10 the In large numbers and abored zealously
10 protect the village from the imminent danger
that for time threatened II. On the line
OF Sweezey's river and tho Great Pond road
It's progress. eastward was stayed; but, tho wind
having shifted towards the east II continued TO burn all
night and all the next day. covering large tract Of land
TO the south and west Of Rverhead and extending as far
west as the Clay Ps--an not far from fcc mites
square, abou. sreen nousand Of land some Of II
heavily wooded.
The fury velocity and power Of tho conaagration were
truly TERRIBLE and Monday night tho spectacle pre-.
sented by the long line Of brilliant fame. lighting up
fully fourth Of the SKY with lurid but most bcau
ful glow Of the most magnificent character 50 In
tense and powerful the light that II was plainly seen
at Sag Harbor distance OF twenty nve miles. Sheriff
Osborn who resides here, and a. large landowner,
osos more hoaviy than any other individual sufferer
Ho had three hundred cords OF wood burned tract OF
eight hundred Of timber land In one body andsevc-
raj other smaller tracts burned Mr. Samuel Grin lost
eighty cords OF and all his standing wood Others
have lost heavily but these ali hear Of as losing any
cut wood.
The cinders blown by the wind TO q distance OF
over miles. Al time the Of the flames, then
three miles southwest could be hoard In Riverhcad with
such distinctness to resemble continuous peal of
thunder. The rain Tuesday night probably extn-
gushed the fire. 1t had not pretty much exhausted
the material for It's devastating wrath 10 feed upon
On Tuesday two fires prevailing In the woods near
Desrpark; bu, do not learn their extent.
The New York herald., 1863-05-14

Nay g. 5.-Chdriss Derifa 70. lfihong g HsJs aHd
cfhr,.Ths wae motn Tor an Injunction " restrain
the doiendanm from cnectng from bH Comptroller any
mo- ey due ~ accrulnT under the fckcy Contract fr
clean M the streets q Nc~ YORK and asD for the 60
poutmcnt q rcreyer, o. The ground that tho money
already collected had not beea accounted for IN ~
fcndatm onierd that the noney collected haH been 40
pd of The psrfose q carfyior 0a the work That they
q moaey we're stl due 70 The Defendants ~ 10
cify
sa'sn asnled. wnh'ks,s 10 rersw o. further eyi
dsrt-
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
The Robbery on board the sumter.
LrIIL.-. q

sa-a your report of tho robbery on board the United
states steamer sumter 10 this mornings Hnitp, my
name appeared Paymaster. While II s true that
am attached 10 that ship IN that capacity the books ac
counts money sc, had not been transferred " mo by
The former raymaster. and were not therefore 10 my
kcopng. Wil you obnge mo .by statement W that
cnectf Very respecuuliy. your obt ssfyt.
RUBiN-ON, A. a. Paymas,ef T. SIX
Ngw YoR. Nay 70, 1893
The New York herald., 1863-05-14

Award OF Army Contrncts.

BALTIMORE, May ~, 1853.
The United states Commissary of this city awarded TO-
day the following oontracts-
james ". Hammersey Of Phiadeiphja 200 ba,rois q,
prime mess pork At sl5 so.
Poumrat McCully, of Baltimore, Ice barrels Of
prime pork at SIS 70.
Jnmss C. Adams, q Baltimore, 200 barrels Of mc,,
pork at tib "A.
Train ucNeone, Of PhiadcThis 20, 600 pounds OF
eoaF at 20 70 per 100 pounds.
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
Our Belize Correspondence.

IF''IvFf WY 70, IttH.
The steamship Europa sailed this mornlng ten O'Clock
for Liverpool via IIanas she ,ook sixty ons pass,user,
for the former place ADD for me A.,sr she
aso took out fl5,I67
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
THE DsssOE AT KAyENswoOp.
- THn EuuuH 10 TBg Hnnsin
Theatrical.


"ThsPabsa In ibs woDd" uaa revived issi evening a.
th- theairs ~ vsry great ssdlsnos. Tbo s1meiy dh
no, MAKE q ysry god BIC ~hsn sfst proisecd bsrs
IA 1901 bot xr Clark Aehayei o1usisrabs fame BY hs
rendering q the part q Jeremiah Eos,s the ben pseksi
boarding h0uss KsspsF The precisely tls ssmo
lssi evening rfss pay, ~heh h u Tom rayIors
wort vas qslts iansy rsoaiysd bat Mr. csrkss sting
da,htsd TIE audsncs "iIss LACK sbepf.ra" oouciga.
"a The pefformans and ssut ssefy boy boas N csTtd
hufnor Why "pAul Ply" 10 slthdfssB 10 AD0s nj.
U1ss dung well snoggb iu that. s hAtsgef lees-
sa indsed ambiigus, ana doth b. tigh ~ hsth PAYS
aud dramas nasi
gaxg Hr0Lisn's rngArHr.
The entsrtaibussns 1ilh wbish Mr. Engsh has bsgan
ts, summer snssa a LAsfa Essnss former theatre may
bs br.ay described ne "a ooDcsft sAssn busnsss.
~h hs pretty wasr grs, The sgifiioops rsfrsshnsns
.,A m. ,sear suks omes. irdssd usAfs 90 Treai-
A. ...s.n ~s have se~u several q hsr uinsr artists q.
ers q tasas ooaeef halls ~hh ssrs killed., scus tlnso
A., ~ oct q M I<gsiAt1re. We hardly tank hat
80, s.ses IN Ssu YofE ac.<s " 80 su>h fsrform
a-s 80 tissss ~ o. oil snd ern Al The he~ idea
80 t,ereas Tucstfe ~ Lar hfs bnEhhs rriors Bat,
- ,,. ssS,sr hars n hfr. EGFish al stsafd AZ - her
a, -. ~scsfs seg sffnifabs tfii foI~ dAncers, nr er
-. f ittlsaifft sd ~ taet Anl give rs 40 euief
,.,.tt II sie fi,s - ~ Raves, shs uti te s1fe 20
s.sl sta Ia lais E1flis 81 sopn broDtnt tts RAGS
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
p,,.onaiIntsiiIgeres.

u,, Cs1rgs y rfsutEe = siili a ibg Ntl Houss 60.
t,,i,,s fhll fifqng obtain ffhcaafnra ffafn iha
sssi't-sss n fayor q her 30 hsYr Carsnss. FfcB.
tire l tff fstr af9y sos pfsou ~ sfnu rhs.s.
t.ffain val. - ne unns1 states Ueltashp o fssoft
srfItsd from Washiugtou yesterday aftssrc1n.
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
NEWS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

Arrival OF Sick and Wounded Soldiers.
The United States hospital steamer Cosmopolitan, Cap
tain Croker, arrived yesterday morning from Hton
Head, O., with three hundred and fifty Sick wounded
and discharged soldiers. sho les, Hinton Head on the
10th instant.
The New York herald., 1863-05-14
Sentences by Major General burnside.
The ErpIoston.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS oy DAHAogs-TrIg grvEcr
AT RAyEssw0OD, l.. IA xrKriSo oY rHoFgRrY
HOLDERS TO NIX nELD-A RICH BAHyEsr
GLAZIERs, ETC, kfC.
We continue 90 learn further interesting particulars
relation the sts explosion of magazine Tie Fast
river at Seventy seventh street.
Tho residence d Mr. ". 8. Hustled Is terribly shattered.
The north wing q tho house Injured
be repaired. piece q brick from he magazine pafssd
through two u the sleeping rooms about three fce above
the beds and lodged IA tho wall.
Mr. Hustled lived only four hundred and hty feet from
tho magazine and iuenty felt tho shock very 70
ysrcly Ho estimates his ICES At sg,so0.
AZ day ycsterdny People we're patching op their
dwellinss ard PREPARING 10 guard against storm.
Olazicrs were Ia great demand aHd any cryiug
"1Sss bud cen" wss hailed with y and rewarded with
slaokbaoks II is estimated that 4 -ni require s.arys
million ard haf panca ~ giags ~ pot The houses or
der The numerous couservatofies ~ tho vicinity
ruined. AZ f~r A. gass y oncsfnea.
moeting of tho property holders 10 the vicinity viii
be heid this week, 60 what action - nccosssry 10
take 10 remuneratiou for Their Tbcfe
damsgs they hcenfed the magazine, AMI 10 sas Yf0
notnoed 'afo by oompeient insgoaof II l- bsrdy no
babe that ths general gosefhmen. can be eAsi uon 70
fbe hetory viii be removed from on Tho slasa, ani
mann ss,or,.. wi b. ,ssrsiea o. ,ha sssA " '"""s'
Astoria and Eaysnsropd have suffered bic.
and The people a thoss places will probably make clam
upon this city for damage.
THE DssaoE AT EsyEsswoop.
- rHn EuunH
Rifrss-oop. Nay -. 1919
erplosion Al fofkvlne ypn say nothing y The damage
done IN this place. vbch c0nfiiefabe TIE siiI
beyond The rnasaxrs dd much toward ihfo~ fhe
cussion over the river. look a u tho bpQraa
would conv inrs yoa That 80 bad not bern rassed
noticed The excitement ntenfe. fepa might 30
seen running ar0unf arosi fh'snsi ~ dfAth tielr
rolsf 4, rlaplvs l0hn ~ Williams estimates hs tss q
sb0ut $3.50 w. nfshee, ai4i the Abraham
Hassy, about 80. Joh1 Freeman, 500 Dr sanford,
800 Puy Freeman. ff5. iienfy BfockN, tITs and
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