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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

"A CuRIous FAcT.-An old resident, of
:abont fifteen years in the State, mentioned
to Us the other day that he had noticed that
: every sixth year since he has resided here,
has been . great bear gear. For instance,
:1s52.wss . great year for them, Is they
,were.so numerous that - many as seven
'teen or eighteen were brought into sin
.ele Indian camp in day. 1858 was an
other sreat,year for them, numbers being
'1ialsa IN close proximity to the white SET
Elements, and now in 1854 every one knows
lho~svery Abs.dant they are.
SAD AcclDEzT.-We mentioned elsewhere
.ot Nr. E>bey and others starting again on
- bear,Aunt. On Wednesday, while John
.1lathieson,~as in the swamp and Mr.. To-
boy On the outside, the latter saw an OBJ
jet in the br1,ah which he supposed to b<
- deer He fired, the ball entering Mathi.
.eson'a ae<k below tie. lett ear and coming
.out Of: his right ~shs.,sder. He had on ,
brown denim coat, -stAich looked like 4
.deerhRin. He was 'srsusht to town, and
III IL thought viii recover unless inflammation
should ct In. .~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

Ar HohB.-A number of the boys from
this place, belonging to the Third Regiment
returned home on Saturday evening. Some
Of them have re-enlisted.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

FALSE RuNoR.-The rsmor circulated
this week that men and IS horses had
been captured or killed by tho Indians near
Manannah, has proved to be unfounded.
The men merely lost their way in the woods
and are now safe. The border posts should
however, be strengthened.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

SAAVO6O0V
dollars have been paid TO volunteers from
this town; one thousand dollars arc yet
due them, and our quota 10 just full. 1t
is the part Of wisdom to obtain several
more men. There arc number Of persons
in town, who have not, - yet, taken one
dollar ofthe orders. They are abundantly
able to subscribe literally, and some are
men liable 10 the draft This is matter
in which oil are interested, and it is not
honorable-it is mean-to throw tho whole
burden on those who step forward prompt
ly to do their duty. There is yet time and
. great necessity for making amends for
this delay. and We hope those who have
been tardy will act At once. Mr.. Lewis
CLARK will receive the money and Issue the
orders. We cannot, in this connection, re-
frsin from speaking of the great credit due
Messrs. Clark. Place and Wright for their
sxertions in securing volunteers.
More BEARS KlLLED.-Bears are being
slaughtered in oil directions. Gu Thurs
day evening, George W. Sweet, ESQ.,, Of
Sank Rapids, while returning home from
this place, freed . cub on the East side Of
the river, by the large warehouse At the
upper ferry, and shot it.
On Saturday, Mr.. John Cossairt. Of this
city. shot very large bear near st Fran
cis river. Il was brought to town.
On Monday, At one O'Clock IN the after
noon, Mr.. L. Abel, also Of this place, freed
and killed large bear on the east side Of
the river, about half mile from the upper
ferry.
Dr.. Cooley and : friend in going yer.
terday evening to see the wounded man on
the east side of the river, killed four bears
on the road. ','.*.-3 #'s''&
Master Eddy Tobey and . young son Of
Capt. Briggs, fourteen year olders, killed
a cub with their shot guns on the same day
within few rods Of the Captains house.
Our citizens are perfectly Teasing on
bear meat
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

sSs Assessors Notice and "strayed or
6tplVa," -. -: ...z
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

VoLUNTEERs PROM 6r. CLouD.-The fol-
lowing are the names Of tho volunteers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

vEoETIBGEs.-Tne Supply Committee" If MOI al
ready OVsrburdeued with business, do good thing
for cur people BY organising system for bringing
vegetables to the city. We dare say they ea1 make
fvosabs arrasg ements with the railroad companies for
running double-bOx or two on city account 1t
this can be accomplished all that remains to BE- done Is
to ,end competent agents the interior 10 purchase
and forward supplies and TO employ some psrion 10
dispose Of them to the citizens at and expsnsss-
We want to sec the prices dsAasded In our mar
ksts for vegetables rsiucsd If POssbs to more reA
sonAbls standard This can be done, # the agents OF
the city will to be brought here, for dit iS"0".
Or Two loads of onions new pjtAtOss, cabbages
green corn &A-Oue load Of each alternate days,
or some Of all kinds every la as would bs found most
expedient. Let this be DONE and, at the came time,
let the Hospital Stewards be required to make similar
fsrts to teoure their supplies aud marke! gardeners
hrSkstsrs, and others will be comp lied 10 accept lower
rates for their Struck"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
H'D Q'ks, RHsKRvK FoRoEs OF VA,
Richmond, July Isl 1894.
GENERAL ORDERS,

The wing instructions Published for the and
guidance enrolling ntAte OF Virginia;
Ali exemptions details heretofore granted BY the Bureau
Conserp persons belonging to Reserve Forces OF
Virginia. under the provisions Of the Ah paragraph Of the lUh
Oonsrss entitled IAN act 70 nEs forces
to sen We duog war; authority Of the Seeary Of
oonrmed and they will 10 ID fun force, subject 10 fu-
iufe revision under orders from tIese headqaArera
Elrong wild continue TO rscSVs from persons be-
longing forces Applications Tor exemption and
tall undsr provisions the said AL su ID applies
now pending hAads sErong officers wall be proceeded
wIt hereafter recy cd By Them will be Investigated and
upon Ido ooao rmy 70 the regulations heretofore
purpose By Baeau Of Consumption, snd
By district enrolling oeefS through he oom-
oonsopts 10 these headquArtss for hasl action
BY Ords' Brig Gen. hhnPEa
r.. a. OAILErT A. A G.. hY-lN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
iy7-ss.
Two THE FRIENDS OF THE SOL.
i DIgRS THROUGHOUT UTRE O0YFEDE1ACY:
QUARTERMASlER GEMS DEPARTMENT,
RAILROAD BUREAU,
Rinhmnnd Feb 20 1894


The friends and relatives Of soldiers In the Army 81 Northern
Virgins hereby notified that Arrangenent las this day
Southern Express Company ali
Ackages q food and wearing apparel 10 Richmond Va
the advantages ths obtained through me Express
Company tbs following Instructions muspb observedi
Packages contain than bne hundred pounds be
aud pshy marked and seat al The u the
shipper either OF the Soldiers Relief AssocsoDs which ere
iocE.ed ~ follows:
In North Carolina at Ialah In s,uh Carolina al oOu nba
In Georpa, Augusta Ia Alabama, h6ntsomei 10 any
ohe pint ct whoa of these Associations haze oce
TIE Agents OF ths Association viii there take charge Of them
and ship daily By Southern kIpreu Company 70 e proper
Agents OF the respective states AZ Richmond, who viii them
distributed to pTopsr Individual owaeTs.
The Whes Of the solters and to give them certain
and speedy communication With home the nouthera kxPEs
Company hiss aresd - gvs tails freight preference ovsr ses
that obstacle the
u 80 audsbe enierpse the several eonpas1
se hereby requested the Express Company sach FACT
Titles this arrangement complete
Southern Express oorpIny all responsibility Of
transportation oitbose tbs Relief Associations
requested withdraw their agents who have heretofore acted a.
AI6yelng messengers II the Relief Associations will establish
genciss the re Of other armies hey enjoy the same
privileges hereby scared the Of Northern yrgnis
=. BIAS,
Lieut.. Dol. and Y d.
Approved
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
HDQRS RESERVED FORCES OF VA, [
Richmond, July ~, 1894.
GENERAL ORDERS, /

NOS.
belonging Reserved Forces absent from
ha aud not hAVag unexpired uoushs granted
and sEned by oommnde unasE authority rVm tAese
heaaqaAte equEed mneaatey 70 yln Nell
conforny auto yea service With the Aes ioross
as II they we're between ages Of te-n and ortynte
n OF Days posting OF this order In their
counties county eng will promptly arrest
an abssnees AMI cause them " Do deliver
el Al s camp for assignment 70 service
with the acdVe forces.
eaVes Of abssnce and temporary exemptions
rr n,ea or extended by ng os either before since
Inc Sn lay MAJ rsv0Eei and declared absolutely
VGd, pfoSrct the pnuss holding Them hou ARIEL
and iAssig = active 70 uuder order.
By OIdsrof ig Gea- kssPAR
bs-lE L. HOAILsrt w.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
az AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF

THE CONFEDERATE sTATEa-The Directors Of IRE Young
Christian Association Of Richmond respectfully, eat
hs Confederate staes appeal Of sods fsn.
esfn this city. Since the commenceeIt OF the var Hchropd
has refuge for those who have been driven for their
and Children not nom he devastated Of virgins sons
nearly every bsts Of the conderacy have rouxht n
Asylum midst On citizens have been appealed 70 In un
niS clothing soldiers in the hsd ana hospital AID
AFFORD food and shelter for their suffering families. and noby
they In the great majority Of Instances 10 ssy
The supplies Of provisions IN city this
dcutes obtaining others by ordinary
80 numerous and yreat that the funds contributed for De r
Of the poor accomplish but little Ia purchasing lbs feoessss
ofhfe.
In written report nom Clothing bureau appears TIA,
there than thousand females In this city who s
seeking employment the Government 10 ysin and hat those
for Ss sors VIM not enable these poor procure
suesney Of the panes; food for themselves and Children
without assistance, then, RON the city and country
City Council has made liberal appropriations for the
chase OF supplies both for auitors dsrbuoI and Ter sale
v bu the employed for The have noe bsse
Under these circumstances feel that 1, tuty 70 sp
feoweitEens throughout the Confederate sssees -
without delay, contribution Of money and srh 10
the Army Committee Of his Association knoe We c1nDss~
uy Che ofs and spiritual welfare OF soldiers ano
their families, and for the OF giorious oaese -
these soldiers net be discouraged now, upon ne eve 81 oer
vsrest and We tult apd glorious campaign
for want Of The generous npsthy and support Of asr na
al home. - -
Aud In accordance with special Agreement nsda
sh the Superintendent Of the Southern Lapre oonpsny ~
express charges win be paid by them a Richmond
Contributions Of money should also be sent nsss
). D. Z. sLrouI, Secretary.
80 Southern papers requested 70 copy. Ph-v
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
TO TUE PUEBLO.

ON the 18th and 18th June, 1854, portion OF
Gen Hunters force. (.ooat 400 Their w,y 70 stack TIE
oouEty and :tatng they bad vas man Of vss
Pssssesi rss enter ana search my oDsa a'
and pr Ises throwing down and matang urrur scattering
ny and a.,n & 81 s s thus s
and lett homestead wrsck Besidss taking my
son Ssy "sd rna carried Cd large nSaSsr Of secue
Orexa and domestic and among Othe Of the latter sAa the
/. , cesrtincatss registered debt Of James Rvrt
IA. 90 NO. and $1,000 and ooo' Ss.oOo
. sept 10, 10 oOupaaboad city q Lynehturs. MOI.
SiIO e. Wv wv WI '''' - 1000
sepi So 10 bond. % 1900 each, Nos. sas 81, sas
ssp.: g. 90 I'd. slOOa each, Nos. $50 soi 500 SO,
september So bonds Nos. las i4I Is
September sO-2 bonds. Nos. 9ss 9ss s1OJ
September sO--9 bO-ds, Nos 9sl, 9s2-ssco
each, e0
THESE Issued 70 Lynohburg Fire and ES,' Com
PfsSds aIi Oct 81. " " 1000
$500
8. Two Certificate. Of per cent Confederate
bonds. Issued NJ Richmond, On -nn
No 1855, dstsi March ssi, is5i, for $4,000 I'"
No. 2SOe' I'D April lsi. 1864, t3r SiOo
o. lat Thos eOode, deed, secured ~ trust deed
on hot sp ngs, bonds bal due Oct 1868 b,oe0
8. Est; 100 Kinniee, covensntdue, LOO
8. J. B. spece, bond dae, AS
.. Ihos 1lndmsn, bond due, b0Oo
10. J. o. Williams, be nd due, lGvO
IL Oharlss Anih my bonds $4,000 essh doe 1U0c0
IL A b. Rucker, bond due, 8t09
IL. h. Is Bdtler, Rond, due 5pOO
IA A L Woodruff bonds each 81, 100, n. $500
u.s. Vim. b. Williams four nds also each, due 600
posofy IN mo name, dated qSh March 1854 No. o. sCO
10 William 0ssns, bomb d.tei 2ih Nay 1913, each
esl6 g., e34,2
H. L Y Luoado, bond for hire Of Bob Tor year 1854,
and due lat January 1865, for about ESQ
give this rotce werd prevent may be, the
negotiation Of these securities and 70 site that have skeo
eDjon the Of them Of them and far
possible, protect against the conSsquspe Of this OUT
bAhUkL MILLER
jy2- 2tawlm Campbell county. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

MIHPsB NUsICIPAL ELKCTI0N.-Tas result Of the
mun,spal election In Memphis shows that WashbHrns
hSs Lille AasncO. He publicly Anntu csd that Park
should not if tlsoCd take his seal as Mayor again. and
lOfcsd the voters TO take the neGuest of all SAth:
Andy Johustoa's. Park WAS re secsed by over 400
VO.ss over WashburAe's candidate A majority Of the
Aldermen belonged 10 the Democratic ticket headed by
John Bullock. 1. ia underssOod that WAshbuns now
cas- control Of municipal afr l-s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

REssmD.-Nr Lofdl N. Elicit, wac, since the for
nation of the Confederate Government has held the
ofos of Clerk Of the O. s. COur: for the Eastern Dis
ict Of Virginia. has recently resigned and accepted
cltrkshp in of the Departments. As tue clerk hip
of ths court mps from conscrpton, there will be
plerty Of applicants for IT, though The salary is only
81 5O0 Indeed il would be gu ckly filed though itOOst
hsa y premium to obtain the Office Il would DE a
good scheme for Government TO sell it 10 the highest
bidder,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

t.ss ara thsss: Signal officer Albert CLARK, and Pilot
EoDkps. both OF the Confederate steamer AlbemArls,
and private Frank 0'Bven Of tie hontg amsry True
Blues Lght Artillery were on scout some miles be-
Low Plymaush and within mile Of Yankee gunboat,
on the Roanoke on the morning Of tie 4h Of July
whilst feeling their vsy scrg the bank OF the river
they perceived couple Of CANOES each having three
m,n armed with riAss, and each couple Of navy Ts-
VoVeiV
The canoes stsalthiy crsepln, up the river ba
nd vsrenos perceived till abreast Of cur scouts The
three gallant Oonfsdeates leveled their guns at the
YanAs os aud ordered them to halt 0as OF the can
did So bet ihs other made an attempt to escape, on
which SiEaal Officer CLARK lstusd orders to tome i'm.
aEina.y forces in the buabes TO look after shat boat,
when IL CO.. halted Toe Yankees were then ordered
20 throw their arms overheard which they quickly did
Two Of them vera then ordered to get into the other
Olnoe and Ire Remaining man was ordtred 10 paddsdn
shore and take tho "Confeds" on board. he did 30,
out Exclaimed, Ths Hell ~ when he but three step
in .vps 100 Ia g, however, for that kind Of thirg
and Gu hsross seating themselves e. the stern Of the
bos,, ordered the party forward" ard made them
'psdss their own canoes" TO Plymouth, where they
were Guly handed over to Capt. Asi6sG
Our gallant boys th en- padded back aud sred up SIX
splendid RI and twelve pistols which we're generously
presented the By Capt. N. with the additional sOmPl
nsns Of sfeen days fu Tough each. And they richly
dslervsd IL ard his simple tributs TO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
THE CITY.

RAN-Tbe full moon Of yesterday brought Us
good rain. It began to bs much needed by the corn
corp We hops 1t will have the eject of reducing the
price Of market STUFF Il will also prove oil great velue
TO the horses Of our cavalry and artillery. Meadows
which at any time witbia the past month night Fave
been set on FIRE Ike Atch Of dry bfOon-strswe will
soon be covered with fresh green grass twill also put
stop to the burning OF forests which has Of late
bectm, most serious matter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

JUDOE IYoSS' COuRr.-I, THE court yesterday the
&c of Pauick BcGoSer, indicted for receiving lot
of bacon stolen from LuOss Peyrone', was continued
to the Term of tie court and McGOven admitted 10
bail In the of 81 0OO.. 80
Ths rest of the day was taken up In the tra,sactiOn
Of civil business
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

CULPEPER LAND soa saLK.

HAVING, in consequence of the loss Of 60
LII many OF my fervsrt, larger body Of land thnn sh,
ever able cultivate and Che Whole OF being nov p
profitable ccn sion hve marked on for ssls tract AZ ~
$50 70 acres, which tr for sa It Win surysyS
and plat Of s1rvey 10 Richmond shortly Is o.
of the mos. fertile ant desirable lard III
chased upper country. 1t lies between sld ~
north Cupeper Court House, on tie Warrent3a road
CT Comfortable dvsueg house, VA
and below stair, s1ss coeets And entries
kitchen, With basement and ganet room l.rge sable
house Injured by YAokee dtpredssorsiet
some yard ami OF the most protective gardens Tai
or 1here young orchard H. OF Lbod 10 aesfss 81
ed fru trees, OF hs bet varieties, In full earcg Fhr
upon the land very valuable mineral spfi3g; aso
tPhrg Yielding the fnett be c1zd any whee
speeIen OF tins waer nay be 1.-THE dug store o. W. -
yn OF kchneod to whom viii secd the piss efsy
" 'ae nna a. soon az Seeye hon ih turveyor o! ~
tact ofAnd there are sboco OrsEs -
pine OAK AMI heAoy about z5 OF fes prsda3
" unds on hu@dy hun and Fiat BaEch tn, balance u ibs
hraDle i.nd except about 30 acres high sigs
top and Of present. as Is also the low odnds with
Timothy and sApping clover orch ri grass little red
clover all Of which nay moved and made hay Toe
side fencing good except In places W fepak
which there are rsls a. hand.
endsavorel give description land
bat yet Ill 81. TO no man on my representation. viii sch phi
vzey and give immediate possesen ami Iesve In
Treasury Of the ssue
Virginia bank, Confederate bonds bearing cent
The DswCsntedsrats per esnt bod TO DO shortly sod
Ie3O-2aw6w Il. II. FIELD,
= Columbia, kiuvanns county, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

EsCAPfs AsAn-Ths notorious Granville Nontel',
Who, being caught last week going to the Y lnkees,
escaped a. baVr Dan, was arrested by the detectives
yesterday morning at his house near Blcon Qasrter
Anch but before the detectives could get him out Of
the hOuss, gave them the slip and again escaped.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

GooDLooKus SPA very pretty girl, named Althe'
r. Harris was received here yesterday from Columbia
s. O., whsrs she arrested as SPY. She was com
mitted 70 Castle Thunder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

CAPf G. DEJAREErrE-We are gratifed to learn
that this officer isnot held a. Old Point spy "a stated
but merely refused exchange by the Yankee aethor
ties upon some legal bubble.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20

City Of Richmond, to Uit:
A L Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
"A Court Of HunsS Of the sad ely on the 9Th day 81 june
ibG&:
esats w. BArnse ceeeased And administrator OF
Mary Singleton barnWSns deceased, Rinun,
Agznst
John s Barpwen Robert BArnws and Edward BAraWelL
Of tWeatgone years and under The age 81
fourteen years, r. JaeAon and others, Defendants.
Tha this Il lgste and have a8eeained, set
naay I'd By the he right Of property In
e.ra articles, bonds men-ned In the BILL consisting VI
deby hs Kew Ro5s W. Btrnaen In his lifetime
ela atGh has been preferred BY DE- A. LAAf on behalf
Carolina HCs al and which articles &C.
are claimed By Dr. "A LIB de behsL OF hinsef and
oLhers Of The South ca ona ASseeRton-the SAID
Hrcs are and described Ia Exhblt hed with the
On Exhlbn bsin, Of Urins which, u stated
executed BY the ksV. B. w. BArnNh shortly be-
his dsa by which dnsumsns he desgaed to sup'Wr Dr.
LAAr, hs death dIAbihy 10 ule sell AMI
DIV carrying the OF the sootn oaron1 Hospital
BSrsAu ths Aes bO0ds Ge therein mentioned Ana AndA-
~ having been MADE the said ions BarRHe Robert W.
And kdWard BArnWe ihfAns and L. Jackson are
sn Of 1hs OomnonWeAh Of 'sniN they hereby
requed appear ssl1 Gle k once within enc mouth AZ
Ter 0ritT and do Vht be necessary
70 protect theI 10. ersss 10 this SUIT
"a -, 'SF' no HOWARD Ck
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
FROM GEORGIA-GEN JoHNsrON's FAREWELL



ADDRESS ETC.
ATLANTA, Juy ls.-The army and the public were
surprised this morning by the announcement OF the
nee OF COMMUNICATION. Johnston being relieved,
And Gen. Hood receiving the command.
The following Is Gen. JOhnstohs farewell address to
the trooPe:
Headquarters army Of !s"nss.ss Juls II, lss4-In
obedience TO the orders OF The War Department. turn
over 10 General Hood the command Of the army and
Department of Tennessee. l cannot leave this noble
army without expressing my adnraLo OF the high nil
tay qualities il has displayed oonspicuously
sodiery virtue endurance Ct toll obedience to orders,
brilliant courage.
TIE enemy has never attacked br. to be severely re-
palsed and punished. YOU 60 derp have argued
but from your coursge, and counted your fears
No longer your leader Wlli still watch your career,
aud vii dice in your Victories. To one AID al Of
fer assurances Of my friendship and bid .oona.e
farewell
(sgned) ] E. JOHNSTON, General.
General Hood, on assuming command, issued the
following address
Soldiers Ia obedience 10 orders from tas War Depart
meat assume command of this army and Department.
feel the weight Of the responsibility suddenly and
unex pects6ly devolved upon by this position, and
shall bend all my energies and employ all my skill to
meet lis requirements. lock with confidence to your
pAtrotim to stand by me- and rely upon your proves
60 wre,t your country from the grpp of the invader
emitting yourselves to the proud Distinction Of being
called the delivsrers Of an oppressed peop'e.
(signed) J. B. HOOP,
General.
Telsgraphic communication with Montgomery was
SUI pended last night near NOtssugs Tns inierrup-
i1n ID supposed to have been caused by portion OF
that part the enemy who reported to be at Talk
dega on Saturday. No tren has arrived TO day from
West Point The msn force of the enemy CROSSED the
OhatlahooChee between Ishaus Ford aud Roswell, and
are slowly Lus.ing forward Cavalry diminishing took
blace this morning at Buck Head, sx miles from this
plAc'.
GRlTTIH, Ga, July l0-Four miles below Joresboro,
the ergns Sunshine blew up. The engineer, Joe Has
key, Dr. DENTS DR. Harris, and negro wood passer,
were killed. and also Tanner OF the SSH Tennessee,
train guard The engine and dv, total week
Toe track viii be oear before morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-20
D,TENOGRAPHsRs and PhOnographsr.-

I STENOGRAPHsRS and Phonogrsphsrs-
~ Proposals viii be received By sh uadersgsI until the frIt
daV Of sepeab next for making VstbArmI
potts proceedings and debates Of the ssnSts Of the Con
fsdsrst= States
Th eoagsor WIN be req aired TO furnish his assistants
Tue esIons tssaAte WAL Is eslmAted average about six
months per annnn, aud about q. rec hou's per day
oasIy urnHhed II the expense Of the Senate, a.
EspoTss writing out t9gsthsr with hsh1S
and fuel
Ihe contract made for year from the AS Monday
NsVenbST rata eOnPsasAaol paid the eOntrAe
thlT.s
The reports must snbrse verbatim report Of al motions
IoOn hes and Sush amendments offered e. may
be necessary - explain abe debates
The committee estimate thai The principal reporter and hree
assstA- tsean perform The work.
The CHEF por aad his assianss oesrs the Sen
privilege and mnuntes ineidentA thereto
removal for OF capacity hdsny
fAir copy daily reports be Wttsa compete In
une T the nsxt daily N irniag papers.
Proposals. WI b sfurSssitJ JAh L. ORR Anderson seuth
JANEs OBI, Chairman,
X w. jobs son,