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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
The NJ stety Explained.

MR. EpIroR DlN osAr AND AEAG -Sir:-It
has BEEN q i'- u tuSs cry 10 tho uhinitlai-d
Why the board II Supervisors. st tier last
e.-,or divided the biidg. tubd 10 the man
n-r they did fnr instance Dsv~npoit ~ r--
celviag $luG5. l., CiaiIe tktW. B.H,io $20O
priuc-,oo and B'us Grsss Ach *IUU. Hickory
Grove $50. aud Winn.id but $50.
W-''' adult tat Davsnpor, owing 10 he
central D. -i,ion OF travel. 10 entitled To little
more than he cut ,o~r.h,p,. tu, what ~oud
he good bridges IN Davenport svsii us 10
Whitfield, il ours were impssssbl- Is It
caupot b. G simed this, Is f.io sid zoe o,h-r
out townships : not bnit The size wiDhsid-
should bs eUtiti-d To doub,s aud. 10 two cases
to four tim.s the smount I her. Yet they have
60. IL. W.n6-lt is go short Of t,itgs mate
rial that the to~nsh,p trustees hal to make
al order this spring upon each aud sli resi-.
dent tax psyer. to uay ons.third 81 their road
tsx 10 cssh inc cal OF lAboc, .. hitherto
thereby rubbing the roads oi 90 much work
We bsli~v~d. a. the t,ms the bridge commit
tee reported that the oh s,rUsn u ssii CON :
Mite had an axe to grind. His subs. q Qa~nt
act. 10 getting the couIt, divided. co, trDs
that opinio0 The gentl-msn kuev that h~
must c-sse TO be q member of the Bostd ot
supervisors this Fall inst he don't occupy
hrs seat by the cuff, re OF HE iellow towns :
msn. nor could be be elected u the siiua
tion hence the r~orgsn'z ,tion. lis o~o
party 10 opposed 10 IL. aud got up . r.o.on.
s'rsnce sg.ihst . similar movement last yssr
and . good many demo rsts zig, ia il. mol
wis Ing TO part With their old political oJs
pooe0ts. wh.m they have had 20 many hare
~ontss's With ~ the ballot tox though of.
tsnsr defeated then othersi e, still ~e vs,
ssnauine ard lsst isIl ws met them an
they we're ours They ere afraid to rene .
the contest this Fall. and insloriousIy
h'eksd out. But they ex ,set greet benefits
from the reoresn'xAt'on the be.efs that the
pnbiie oil derive f,o'o Il, tine will shvv -
There 10 oos thing vs knos csrts,n-'hs
drsft oo the county Il eas-ry viii be heavier
from the operation. n.
wIsustD, Jaes ~, 1853,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Oatiy Report.

OFFics or rHE DEH. d kvwa,
saturday kve., June Is. !
Quotations unchanged.
tLoUa-w holcsale. 3540GG.60 retail, s. ~
@6.40. Shipments 10 bbIs.
WHEAT 7oM65c Choice lots 90@ $50 Re
ipts 2 $40 ou. Sh pmcnts 900 bu.
CoRn--32@3i,. Receipt. 400 bu. Shipments
$50 ba.
OATs-5o@b5c. Receipts 23o bu. u"
WOoL-Washed 4oL1a.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
NEWS FROM VICKSBURG |
LEE REP02TEO MARCHING UP
the RkPP AHANkOCK.
Latest New OrI,ans News.
CEv. SHERMiN NOT KILLED.
CEy. SNERMiN NOT KILLED.
Special to Herald |


llkAnQuAnrERs Amy OF l.. roMAC, !
,lGnc II.
Affairs remain unchanged across the
river below fredericksburg. nnd iif,l
picket iir ng Is indulgrd IN. Occasional
y artillery open but without fleet. aud
i'om the upper iords We have no 'c~s Of
Importance All feel confident that W.
can hold Our position agnln any force
the enemy can br NJ up u us.
~ Is qul' on the l.nI nIpahannock.
The military district Of Iowa, under
command OF NJ Gen, Pope, has been
Great. d 80 as t. inclndr all tn. ,,lrtoty
wit, III the State of Iowa, except ~ the
vicinity Of Sioux City. aud put under the
command of lirls. Cen. Roberts with
headqn.rte + a, lIayc port.
L,cu'. NJ Norton, 2oth II. Volunteers,
has been appointed md 10 Gen. Pope.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
New loRK, June -.


The Nassau papers are again indlg.
nant bcrau the guuboat Rhode Is and
had chased the steamers M.,gsrct,
Jesse and Sirius within the prescribed
limits Of mari inc law. aud firing full
bro dside ut one Of them, which piow
c / up the ground near the dwcl iugs on
shore, and wounded two fishermen.
A dnngerou. expl 1--WE war weapon,
which WAS shipped from Nassau for
Charleston, was thrown OK rl.oarl by
order OF the captain, and the co"cus
sion produced by lis fall in the water.
exploded, and the steamer WAS badly
da" aged, and Captain Wison nea' y
killed.
Adv ces from New Orleans state that
Gen. Sherman j. bitter, aud the prob
ability i. that not only his life but his
leg will hs saved, ,Lou,h he will be
lame for life.
>kirm'shng IS going on constantly at
Port ilud on. Oar forces arc busil
cmployei c nstrnctng bstte ic. nl"n :
entire line, which would hc con-
plctcd ~nd opened against the enemy
on tho 9th. The opinion w4s that the
rebels could not hvIl out - h.urs
ther after.
ID. ser,era say there is but small
force in Port Hudson.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

TIE LADIES SUCc cEssFuL.-The straw
berry festival of the Iacies of the I'd Bsptist
Church At lie Clsirs Hall last evening was q
R.snd suecess. The delecscies set before the
multitude we're superb. AMI we're erj ,yed i'm.
msnsely. In compliance with the urgent re-
q.est OF their numerous geusts the ladies' have
decided TO repeat their entertainment thi.
evening G., aud mske yourselves happy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
NUMBER l9l.
MEMPHIS. June 12.

The Mi.s'ss'ppida the 4lh and 5th
g'ves the details Of fight at Part Ilud.
son, stating ,hst X lby Smith drove
Banks forces in co. fusion, the latter
lra,irg hi. dead and wounded on The
field. Smith was still pursuit { Parks
on the 9TH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
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l'IxcISNAri. Jnne Ii.

Tho C0o,merciM ha, dispatch { on
indianapolis yesterday. stating that the
mu,dc ers Of Mart Stevens had been
arrested anl brought there.
Onc company OF cav'lry has been scnt
to Jefferson c.unly, lpd, 70 aid in the
enrollnent,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
AT the festival of the German chill

AT the festival Of the German chill
dren yesierCsy, Master oscar fischer gained
the first prize at the bird shooting. making
him the ki & for the present yeDr. ard rece'v-
Jog . beautiful silver cup. Miss lille Lam
bsch vas the chosen queen. 10 the evening
the little onos had . dance 1t the Theatre.
where everything passed of to the delight OF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

PIANO FoarEs.--Mr. John thinner.
man has Just received . number Of foe iano
viil sell or let to reapo sible parties on very
favorable terms Also instruments % HE own
manufacture constantly on hand. Pisn,s tun,
cd and RI epaird on short notice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

BsA1s THEM ALL.-lt fairly makes a
wousn's eyes g,is.eD TO look at the operation
OF ilowe's Sewing Machine. IL takes two
stitches ~hils other machines take one, and
will do any kind cf work better than an,
other machine row in nee. Call at Con-. and
examine it carefully. and you will be coDvinc-
ud OF ita excellence at once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

CALL at Wads xoiths and look at
{ ose splendid summer silks also those mus
Inns, mozambiques. and silk lace mantles.--
They ars perfectly bswiichiug.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

LOOK Our FOX lIlM..-Der Demokrdt
states that . negro who ~as lately driven out
VI Marsngo. for attempted house breaking. 10
At prssent In tLis city. lie is described o.
being about six fee, high, with v vhite sputs Oh
HE hands, and iimpir little.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

No RKPETITIoSr.-Mr. McNicker de-
sires us to s,y that under no consideration can
aay piece be rel ested. His stay IT, Davenport
's limited and wishing to give as great . ys,i.
ETY. a. possible he will play new pieces each
evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

Don't forget fellow citizens TO be on
hand q. metropolitan Hall his evening at s
O'Clock All that 10 Necessary 10 havs big
celebration on the 4th is to set the bsll IN mo
ton. Tue way it SIll roll will surprise you.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

WANTED - A comfortable house,
pleasantly located ON the bluff Possession re.
qnireJ on or about the first Of July. Address
: W, care Den csAT AND News
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

THOUSANDS OF respectable ci izens
are ready to vouch that krsuss cannot be
surpsssed In the excellence and flne,s Of his
clothing. Go and get mSasnred.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

ER IrEAS.
Saturday, June Is.
AkRivsD.
JANIS MEANS, Pierce. Dubuque.

Saturday, June Is.
AxRivsp.
JAMES MEANS, Pierce. Dubuque.
pErARrEp.
Bill HEsDEEsos. RhoIes, Dubuque.
Tfe whole number of stea N boat ~ ri ais al th =
| port for tho week ending to-day Was sixteen.
Our steamboat friend Melville has returned to
thisci y again, after u lew ~eeks joarn abon,
1t. Lcui. and fiusburg. The Northern Lane
Packet Company are building another new be.,
At tho latter na cd place, OF which Mr.. Melville
will take the cs.rkship lie is ono Of tho most
efficient clerks now in the employ of tho Northern
Line This new boat is to take the place OF III.
Fred Lerouz. The Fred has been torn to pieces.
and her sachinery used for tho new one. The
new boat, Ne understand. has not been ohristened
BoA LK.v,hG TO MoRHow.
The elegant and fast soilng steamer Sucker
State. Cap,aio Wsrd. Clerks Thos. Owens, aud W .
b Parker,wi depart for ~. Louis and way int
10 m -uow. Passengers who have enJoy.d the
pleasure of astc ,mboAt ric with Tom Owens
~iil repeat II u an opportunity presented. but
those who have not We advise 20 DO so al thei,
earliest convenience. Hc Is a gentleman of high
S'"nu'hk ahi"uk luo comiuuu'g ~ the
Upper M.s.I spp, and his presence w the aic,
of any b,at ~ n sufficient Husrae,ee Of succtss
Tho Northern Line psek,t CaLads, CAlasi,
Parker. Clerk jerks. w,ll d. part for 81 Paul and
intermediate points to morrow morning. X. Al
Piett, man, agent.
AosDAy pDArs.
The mil and passenger picket Jamos Mesns
Captain Pierce, will depart for Dubuque and wa,
points Monday morning X A.. Pienyman,
agent. The Means is good boat aud her III
GERS are good fellows 10 uayel with. We have
tired them, al d speak from :nes<
The mail and passenger packet Jennie Whppe
Csptsin Campbell. will depart for keoknk ana
intermediate landings Monday mora,ug. Ltm-
uel Parkhurst in the office \. "A. ri .eboin, agent
Thermometer Stood al 96 degrees IN
the shade this afternoon ak degrees wsrins,
than yesterday. making ii ths hottest day Il
the sesson. farm.rs ore looking snxivnsly f.,
rain
CoMfoRrABLR.-l The best way to keep
cool is to buy Lice summ.r hat ut SMITH
opposite LeUlaire House.
Buy your ats al Smith h's--the cheap
est hat sore Ia the city. Mems hats, boys
hats, and hats for children
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

FARRAYD has another lot Of gent,
soft hats. and any quantity Of straw good
for men, boys aud girls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

Bur your perfauary, hair tonics,
! onsdet. bay rum and all ,oi so,ial prepara
tivns at Grsbbe's lie keeps the genuine ar
ticlss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

les. WooDs IL FAuhEsrocK atterd
to oil branches Of the dental rrofe.sion. Office
In FArrsod'. block. opposits p o.. p door TO
tho right, up stairs. Call and examine speci
men sets Of teeth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

Pic NIc.-The Cuncordia Musical
Society hold pic nia - Mnehells off 20.
morrow afternoon, and will undoubtedly have
pleasnnt tima.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
/ sp, cial 10 Tribune |
" A.IIlNaroN. juno |

ARLINGTON, June IL
Five dcserters VITO came wiillin our
,in.s ON The Rap ahahnoek rcpor -
marching with hls whole force up the
rNer, statement which is conlrm.d Il bv
other evidence.
Tho Tr,b.tGS Washington special
says the l'"lon ii mncc iar Gov oi ohu
VIII pobsbly bn Gov. Tod present in
cumhent, or eN Congressman John A.
brigham.
The statement that Admiral Farr gu,
has asked to hc rclrv, j aud Is to br sue
cccded hy AdmliaI Dahlgreon is u,tcrl,
withou tuu, datiou. Farraput has not
made the rcques alleged, nor would ,hc
department . vii ing TO spare him from
active service.
WAsnTNGToN. June I3.
The following is tlom Richmond IA
pers Of the ! lth
JACKsok, June o.
Scouts report the federal pickcts around
Nlcksburg @ miles de = and all the ap
p,oach.s closely guarded.
'rranl communicates with the ilect by
signals night aud day. It's thought to
bctokcn some movement. The mortar,
boats are ii ing all night at intervals OF
TWO seconds.
There Is no hing f'om Port Hudson
A despatch from Culpepper of the ail,
,tates that Stusrt drove the federnls back
that day after hard fight lasting all day.
Pap IS state that Fuz Huge Lee was
severely woundcd, and Col. Wi liams, Of
The A. &. cava'iv. G |. llampt n, and
Capt. Farley, Of ; uar's stah, wee / II
ed on the 9th They also admit the loss
OF 200 prisoners.
TIE Re nsylyania cavalry and s7th Pa
Intt had skirnlsh with some 400 rel Il
cavary vest rday near Middleton. Ia. -
Z ght rebels were killed and 50 wounded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
NV 4 OgG MarGsl.

NV YoRK Jun, l3.
FiouR-Markct unsettled s. aD0tt .45 ex irs
state; s. s50B.n n. ..
WaAAr "areet 10 better. sl.l961 80 SIring
81 2Sdl al Nil Cluh.
CURs Better. 1916, sound 7lM75c un-
sound.
WHISKY Firm. 4ilse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

PURcnAsE your summer dress goods
at W isi.i .. lie continues TO receive he
freshest goods daily. and csnnot he under.old.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
THE CIT y.

Buy your thermometers at Ballords.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

Buy your ats al Smith 's-the cheap
est hat sore Ia the city. Mems hats, DO, :
hats, and hats for children.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
Ale! XXX Ale! Pare XXX Ale
sHlLEY,s PURE XXX ALE,

Present Use Ale % per bbl., stock Ale %.
sJyHE SUBSCRIBER IA NOW NANUFACTUR
! ING. sod 10 prepared I, deliver. the sbov.
sg2sros Ais 10 sny e0sUas u tb2 olty. Lesss
oslers a. rsst-eik,s
sPss<! a. salLEY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
TO-DAY'S ADV rs.

aiOl"M or strNyea.
Mare. two years I'd about Is hands blph,
surih about 30. hanhsomc reward val be
u 4 for nnv int rms,ion that will lead TO tho re.
covery Of tho above animal
JOHN ". DUNN,
Walnut Gfuvo, Sc,tt Co., Iowa.
jne rs d tA~2t
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he Daily DemOcrai and News,
R!CAaRDsO g. aDlr..

PHOrHlErUhs
We the undersigned agfoe TO tho following
TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION;
DAILY. ) oontr per week y UAble to srii re.
iail and tce su ibers, 20 per ann n
.ayablo In advance.
wgEgLy.-f2Oo per annum, In advance.
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LATEST NEWS.

WAsHI> GToN, june IL.
The following extract. are taken from
the Richmond DispatcH OF tho 10th
inst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13

CoMfoRrABLR.-T The best way to keeI
cool IL To buy lice summer hat at smith r
opposite Le0laite House
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
Rapid Progress OF Union sentiment In
Arhmnsas.
pywruv Dec 2, 1863.


We Little ROCK tArs) D,-nocrai Of the 2h nit. says
suceesful scout, under Colonel Caldve has Just re-
turned TO Benton from the mountain counties ~
ArKsiclpha Several hundred Uuiou men came lnio
lines With Colonel Caldwell
large Union meeting WAS held at Little Rock the
2ls Of November The Union men are working bard
for tie restoration o. their rights under the old govern
meut, and peope from the country daily coming
takns the oath ~ segance snroIlisg thsmselves uio
companies for home defence, and recruiting fof ID.
United states service They alec quite
rous parts of the State
The ubcobdIuonal Union cts, representing twenty
counties 10 western Arkantas held Convection at Port
Smith on November 3o at ~b,ch patriotic speeches -ere
made and resout ons passed and Coooe johnson Of The
First Arkansas nfap,y, dominated 70 represent hat
cIs,rc, IN the cert unoo Congress Tbs election occur.
red 90 the zsi Of November, and Coosei JobGsoo ~s
eected
The couven,on also voted ,ba, ArsAn.as be declared
sree state after tho var
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
statement OF tn. plot.

Ihe pho, q the Inflated steamer gives The following
count Of the disaster which II vii be agrees sgb
| stantiany With that Of our reporter:-
The Isaac Newton, sth a fol- cargo of freight and
| passengers, loft her wharf, at the foot of Coft
Iandt street, about sI oeIocs on Saturday evening
and proceed ng under easy head " steam, The
Immediate vicinity Of Fort washnsion Point, when sbs
crpoded her starboafd boiler The .b-cs iorrilc
oue and time caused great oonssrnstOp among tbe
passengers and crew The escape of grcal
that impossible Tor the pilot mmuhirats ~h
the engineer those the mAin dccs baI neveribe
less the order TO let g. the anchor given 10 oaa
ope OF from tho ~bosh0uso and promptly obeysi
Hardly had the boat swung around, Win her bead
the tide when u discotere1 that the Ore j
several places 1be captain got tbe donsry sogibs V
WORK and almost supsrhgmsn ergrts sers made 10 ssb
doc tho Games bot vain The red ho, Goals from The
cIpIoded furnace bad ALLEN 10 heavy al lts
deck q the s,ea mer snd osu,sd RAPID eombsstioa
wherever they rested Ibe sroltsnsnt smots ibs pas
,engers btenle BIT, osbg TO TIE oooDsss of the
officers, Everything IKE rsnic as prevsuted
Tho main bulk ~ the peope erosdsi 10 snIeiy o a..
stern of the boat ard wildly upofed tbc,s % shore 70
render them AsslstAnoe. On The bow q TIE ss-iob
there ,obgressied tbout nny srty q n. pa
sengers and trew. who we're separated from tboss
on the stern - the boat BY -a1 of Gre Gai
der,s volumes of steam Ths &c oommssesd b1rt
At each end 4 The steamer and tbe stsateo bsgn
ulng 70 bo extremely crteAl. -tsb v tts ~ u a.
O. b9afd two io.toss ~.fs ss.H couts sots,s. g.
rsbief asasiancs
Tue sel-ons Arrval. proved 70 eo ne rsai.i ylr'
sDd The Hsfalt ~bch bat . short d,snse from
The Sswion sbsn ihs erEiosiop toss pls7.
u wo1id be imIs@s'bs v ioscflbs The soshs 'ttt
,asd dafng hs transfer q ths p...nssu iron 30
decp q the bpfrns baat 70 he tu.s 80
tee 70 gay that. susf pfAss-trity srsuor'
o. zoe part = ils ogoefs ~ fasssns ss1
removed SO 80 uu obfetVs4 O. ls.p cvrrbgard. q,
sss crrou@,a.y stated 10 sgrnt ue bs-sgag~fs ana
Al ~bo ,arsiyss ne iEnsi ss.1.s q ss steam .s
bsnsysd y have bsst sarsi
Tbs too taan ~u ths rss>usd tasssrr~t, lssasa %,
Yo.s.r Nhs,s he s 90 frs.ghi esDsasei a. .ty
Ttse q ne pssr@rssp -b8 ss.lsous e rs.rtt
6bAry that tisut see forwarded ~ "a. Hssfaa Rrv
RAfoad lbs usls -hieA ie,i CsarDbsrs iss
oco,s n. tuubsr pts'su,s " bst 90 sSs
tos odsngr At tie botsis uEs, ys'fsrisy
10 -o4nsss. nambefits a sorsn fefs.e' -sfs
tbs topn sns sysrJuns va ere b. a..y.tt. itslf
ssrsrngv
Tbfss - NE gbforcnsiss hsf stpfti hnm uf sTeet'
q tlsr rj1'e. ~hsh ssf iaformsnt - sD1 ih,s
stbs,s vsfs nos sty-~iss % fte.vsf ne n4fei az
ma-uy t,.nsn 40 psrnus atsehe1 70 its r,sarsf
uoly 90 ps,..ussr "a. fsisly '>s1sf uea.bsf
,r,huy h,ufsd 81 acre usB s1osgt y sk.ns q tbs
ear
Statement 81 oss Of the Passenger.
.. q bs s@.sessrs co tosrs W $40 ss-vu
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
THE REBEL PRIvATEERs.
Ensu of Their Appearance az ths Csps
OF Good Hope on the Gndo-A "sssssn
Effn ths rlnsAfsfs v

W. 10 received tsstss hisl ssnce Y Ne sfvh ~
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The New York herald., 1863-12-07
Ysrh's Qaota OF Troops.

lIRArr, Dec. ., 1903
Governor seyneur and tho Secretary of war have
Agreed upon commission 10 asoertaln the fair quota
the state d New YORK, and 70 inquire the dspropor
tooste sorolmsn p the several Csssressonsi districts "
the state The oomnsoo ooass,s of Jedss Alec, d
0svssoj Governor kAae ef sdAna, ana Gsssrsi Rks, u
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The New York herald., 1863-12-07

Statement 90 Oss Of the Passengers.
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The New York herald., 1863-12-07

Statement of the Assistant Engineer.
Mr. Fowks Assistant Engineer q the steamer, ssAtsA
that started from New York A the usual b0sr (sIH
ocoosJ 90 saturday evening for Albany. tverytb,og
well until about o'cses, when ,Ls bo!ss
gave way 10 what part be. however, could moi tell iss
medaseiy on bearing Tho erposiou be for ~Asd And
thereby saved hls Ne Ho standing beside Ne
sue room, scootdng 10 his statement, wbeu ss
pos,on place aud u miracle bow he escaped
scalDsd Ap be DID.