Remarks July 2nd /62
Commences & till 4 AM
Light breeze S E & cloudy E.V. Gager for LNS
From 4 to 8
Wind S.E & rainy. Delaware passed on her way up the river Mahaska & Aroostook with schooners in tow passed down. Also Galena & Maratanza
L.N. Stodder
From 8 to Meridian
Baffling wind with Heavy rain. 8.30 got under weigh and went
up the river. anchored off Haxall. saw soldiers on the bank of the river
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From Meridian to 4 P.M
first part wind N.E & rainy. latter part N.W. & cloudy
3.20 got under weigh and steamed down in company with the delaware. sent a boat ashore and took some soldiers belonging as follows. one 1-2nd Delaware, one 102nd Pa. 4th Michigan, one 37th N.Y. and a boy of 62nd N.Y. Seeing more soldiers and understanding them to say they had transportation. sent the last three ashore again
William Flye
From 4 to 6
Strong breeze N.E & rainy weather. 4.15 came up with the delaware
boating a party of soldiers. Capt ordered along side of the wharf and we took a
position to cover her in case of attack. At 5 proceeded down the river
E.V. Gager by L.N.S.
From 6 to 8
Wind N.E & rainy. passed Tug Dragon with Southfield in tow. Anchored off Harrisons P[oin]t. at 7. sent the sick away in Tug Tempest Louis Stodder
From 8 to Midnight
Wind N.E & cloudy with rain. Galena making army signals the whole watch
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