Report of the Joint Committee On the Conduct of the War volume 2
Report of the Joint Committee On the Conduct of the War volume 2
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236 RED RIVER EXPEDITION. Ko. 92. ] Mississippi Squadron, Flag-Ship Black Hawk, off Alexandria, Louisiana, March 24, 1864. Sir: I have the honor to report that we have captured two thousand and twenty-one (2, 021) bales of rebel cotton since we came into this river, all of which has been sent to Cairo, together with twenty-eight (28) barrels of mo- lasses. I have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obedient servant, D. D. PORTER, Rear-Admiral, Commanding Mississijipi Squadron. Hon. Gideon ...Welles, Secretar!/ of the Navy, Washingto7i, D. C CONDITION OF AFFAIRS ON THE RED RIVER. No. 97. ] Flag-Ship Black Hawk, Mississippi Squadron, Alexandria, Louisiana, March 29, 1864. Sir : Being about to leave for Shreveport, or as high up the river as I can get, I have the honor to report progress. After a great deal of labor, and two and a half days' hard work, we succeeded in getting the Easport over the rocks on the falls, hauling her over by main force ; now and then a rise of an inch or so of water would help her along, and she finally was enabled to pass the advance of the army, encamped on the bank of the river twenty-five miles above Alexandria.
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236 RED RIVER EXPEDITION. Ko. 92. ] Mississippi Squadron, Flag-Ship Black Hawk, off Alexandria, Louisiana, March 24, 1864. Sir: I have the honor to report that we have captured two thousand and twenty-one (2, 021) bales of rebel cotton since we came into this river, all of which has been sent to Cairo, together with twenty-eight (28) barrels of mo- lasses. I have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obedient servant, D. D. PORTER, Rear-Admiral, Commanding Mississijipi Squadron. Hon. Gideon ...Welles, Secretar!/ of the Navy, Washingto7i, D. C CONDITION OF AFFAIRS ON THE RED RIVER. No. 97. ] Flag-Ship Black Hawk, Mississippi Squadron, Alexandria, Louisiana, March 29, 1864. Sir : Being about to leave for Shreveport, or as high up the river as I can get, I have the honor to report progress. After a great deal of labor, and two and a half days' hard work, we succeeded in getting the Easport over the rocks on the falls, hauling her over by main force ; now and then a rise of an inch or so of water would help her along, and she finally was enabled to pass the advance of the army, encamped on the bank of the river twenty-five miles above Alexandria.
What to read after Report of the Joint Committee On the Conduct of the War volume 2?
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