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The Daily Dispatch: September 19, 1864., [Electronic resource], The cruise of the "Tallahassee." (search)
schooner look as large as a line-of-battle ship. I was much interested by the strange tricks of these phantasmagoria. Tuesday, 16th.--Spoke a Nova Scots schooner at an early hour. At 7 o'clock, overhauled barque P. C. Alexander, of Harpswell, Marine bound to Glare Bay for a cargo of coal. She was a flag barque, of two hundred and eighty-two tone, and valued at twelve thousand dollars. We got a fair previsions from her, and nothing of any value, and then set her on fire. piece of East India coral from the to get safely horse as a curiosity. I have also a piece of still attached to the rock upon which it grew and in the process of formation. Both are interesting mens of nature. Later, overhauled schooner Leopard, of from Cornwallis, Maine, with wood. George Cowley, master. Burned. Schooner Pearl, of Friendship, Maine, fishing craft from the banks of Newfoundland, with a cargo of fish. Rufus Greyer, master. Burned. Schooner Sarah Louise, of Jonesboro', Ma
The Daily Dispatch: September 19, 1864., [Electronic resource], [Second week.] (search)
schooner look as large as a line-of-battle ship. I was much interested by the strange tricks of these phantasmagoria. Tuesday, 16th.--Spoke a Nova Scots schooner at an early hour. At 7 o'clock, overhauled barque P. C. Alexander, of Harpswell, Marine bound to Glare Bay for a cargo of coal. She was a flag barque, of two hundred and eighty-two tone, and valued at twelve thousand dollars. We got a fair previsions from her, and nothing of any value, and then set her on fire. piece of East India coral from the to get safely horse as a curiosity. I have also a piece of still attached to the rock upon which it grew and in the process of formation. Both are interesting mens of nature. Later, overhauled schooner Leopard, of from Cornwallis, Maine, with wood. George Cowley, master. Burned. Schooner Pearl, of Friendship, Maine, fishing craft from the banks of Newfoundland, with a cargo of fish. Rufus Greyer, master. Burned. Schooner Sarah Louise, of Jonesboro', Ma