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The Daily Dispatch: June 8, 1863., [Electronic resource], Heavy storm in Florida. (search)
drowned out. One white boy, seven negroes, thirty five mules, and eight oxen were drowned. The water in Fort St. Marks was five feet deep, and the troops had to signal the steamer Spray for assistance. --The river rose to a very great height at St. Marks, and the entire town was flooded, doing much damage. One regiment of artillery and one of infantry, in camp between Tallahassee and St. Marks, lost all their tents and fixtures. A small quantity of their forage and provisions was secured. drowned out. One white boy, seven negroes, thirty five mules, and eight oxen were drowned. The water in Fort St. Marks was five feet deep, and the troops had to signal the steamer Spray for assistance. --The river rose to a very great height at St. Marks, and the entire town was flooded, doing much damage. One regiment of artillery and one of infantry, in camp between Tallahassee and St. Marks, lost all their tents and fixtures. A small quantity of their forage and provisions was secured.