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The Daily Dispatch: June 8, 1863., [Electronic resource], The election. (search)
n Goode, Jr.; 7th District, Wm C Rives; 8th District, Daniel C Dejarnette; 9th District, David Funston; 10th District, F W M Holliday; 11th District, John B Baldwin; 12th District, Walter Staples; 13th District, Fayette McMullin; 14th District, --Miller; 15th District, Robert Johnson; 16th District, Charles W Russell. Messrs. Collier, Bocock, Goode, Dejarnette, Baldwin, Johnson, Russell, Miller, and Staples, are members of the present Congress. Of the present delegation the following membeMiller, and Staples, are members of the present Congress. Of the present delegation the following members were candidates for re-election, and defeated: 1st District, M R H Garnett, beaten by Montague; 3d District, James Lynne, beaten by Wickham; 10th District, A R Boteler, beaten by Holliday; 13th District, Walter Preston, beaten by McMullin. In the 2d and 7th Districts Messrs. Chambliss and Holcombe, present members, were not candidates for re-election. In the 9th District Funston succeeds Smith, present member, who is elected Governor. State Senate. Accomac, &c — G T Garrison. Norf
The Daily Dispatch: June 8, 1863., [Electronic resource], Explosion of the gunboat Chattahoochee--sixteen persons killed. (search)
fearing the explosion of the magazine and shell rooms. At this point, the gunner, Mr. John A Lovett, in the absence of the 1st Lieutenant, took charge and displayed great energy and courage in saving life and property, and in reassuring the panic-stricken men. It is to be hoped that he will receive the proper reward for his conduct. The ship was found to be filling, when the poor wounded and burned sufferers were landed, together with the personal effects of the crew and officers. Thomas Miller, seaman, deserves special notice for having burst open the magazine scuttles and passed down water to drown the powder, when it was believed that fire was within a short distance. It was raining and blowing very hard, and the bank was very muddy upon which the wounded were landed. Here the picture was horrible. The poor fellows lay writhing and groaning in the mud for some time before they could be got to a cotton gin near by.--Assistant Surgeon Marcellus Ford, although scalded, r