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VIII.
U. S. STEAMER BROOKLYN, August 5, 1864 - 10.10 a. M.
Rear-Admiral DAVID G. FARRAGUT:
The Loyal is not with us. The fleet surgeon is not here, but on the Richmond.
JAS. ALDEN,
Captain, commanding.
IX.
U. S. STEAMER HARTFORD, August 5, 1864 - 11 a. M.
Captain JAMES ALDEN,
Commanding U. S. Steamer Brooklyn:
How did you get off?
X.
U. S. STEAMER BROOKLYN, August 5, 1864 - 11.30 a. M.
U. S. STEAMER HARTFORD:
About 11 killed and 30 wounded.
JAS. ALDEN,
Captain, commanding.
XI.
U. S. STAMER HARTFORD, August 5, 1864 - 3 p. M.
Captain DENICKE,
Signal Officer, U. S. Steamer Brooklyn:
Call the Lackawanna 1423. Tell the captain to send one third assistant engineer, one coal heaver, and one fireman to the rebel ram Tennessee.
DAVID G. FARRAGUT,
Rear-Admiral.
XII.
U. S. STEAMER HARTFORD, August 5, 1864 - 3.30 p. M.
Captain JAMES ALDEN,
Commanding U. S. Steamer Brooklyn:
Send one third assistant engineer, one coal heaver, one fireman to the rebel ram Tennessee.
DAVID G. FARRAGUT,
Rear-Admiral.
XIII.
U. S. STEAMER HARTFORD, August 5, 1864 - 6 p. M.
Captain ALDEN,
Commanding U. S. Steamer Brooklyn:
Send five men and a master's mater to the Selma.
DAVID G. FARRAGUT,
Rear-Admiral.
XIV.
U. S. STEAMER BROOKLYN, August 5 [6?], 1864 - 6 a. M.
Rear-Admiral DAVID G. FARRAGUT:
I think Fort Powell has been evacuated. One of the enemy's boats is now there on fire.
JAS. ALDEN,
Captain, commanding.
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