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The Daily Dispatch: August 12, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)

ission to bury his dead. "Respectfully, "G. W. Harrison, "Confederate States Navy." the Tecumseh, sunk during the engagement, was a one-turret monitor, carrying two guns. The following is a list of her officers: Commander, T. A. M. Craven; Lieutenant, J. W. Kelly; Acting Assistant Surgeon, Henry A. Danker; Acting Assistant Paymaster, George work; Acting Master, Charles F. Langley; Ensigns, F. H. De Eatonville, G. Cottrell; Engineers--chief, John Farron; First Assistants, Charles Pennington, W. L. Penell; Third Assistants, F. Scott, W. D. Kay; Clerk to Captain, Isaiah Conley. The Phillippi was a steaming, carrying two guns. The whole Federal fleet off Mobile consisted of twenty-eight vessels, and it is known that at least twenty of these took part in the engagement, including such powerful craft as the flag-ship Hartford, carrying twenty guns, the monitors Winnebago, Chickasaw, Tecumseh and Manhattan, the screw sloops Richmond and Brooklyn, (one eighteen and the other t

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