Quartermaster : records, 1863-1864.

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Quartermaster : records, 1863-1864.

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Bills of lading kept by assistant quartermasters, 16 Dec. 1863-Oct. 1864, listing steamboats leaving Louisville, Ky. during this period, with names of ship's masters, destinations, cargoes, and names of officers receiving same. Steamboats most frequently listed include the Ella Farber, Big Grey Eagle, Mercury, and Anglo-Saxon. Also included are lists of supplies shipped via the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.

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