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17 It was cold early in Scember, d the we ever quite thick in the bay at the mouth of Aguia Creek, the had no fouth on the Elizabeth mitable for landing goods; 2 the E- could not ame up to the why there our such a free of government burness 20 we trinowed a fanton from the office in change of the partin Frain, butters truts were all prozen the at the mouth, of the creek, 20 me morning I had the gd mate of the E-s to on three men came arhore, with the longest hallyande they had, L wegot and one of the funtane, d ent the mate forward an the cce, with the he would go lall three Ength, would the cut a lote through the ice, right in a pain of an run, hioh the Hork to N,x then we in the boat would daul away thus for Bio looking the cce denen a landing the fout over the caaked we L water till are came up to the flock then the mate would or ahead again L get w new hirton this my me got the four into open writer where the was my useful to us nighthing goods arhere. the 12 of am the tuttle of was fought we hard that is Im Puk 1my / the diaganne of the Canonade 2 knew the was a buttle bring fought 12 mlus army, the ulected from our these large quantity of much thing as would be must uneful an a buttle fuls. dad them really to load on the can as toon as we should get weed pure Andrew hund then, le 2 Elampett were at the frent, He warted two or three days for cadment but name came /ninety Mr Tay mayer of Chelran 2 wheef agent of Mass volumes, appeared he sand that three was a again tatter being fought's our less was very heavy, a that enghans would to needed econ het as get most of the wound in the other will of the now he lept with me onne $6000 money

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This item is a written account of Waldo F. Hayward regarding his service in the U.S. Sanitary Commission. Also included are transmittal memos relating to the transfer of the material.

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