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Hercules

1   towed up the Rapide Plat by the sidewheel tug HERCULES of Calvin & Breck's fleet, when the tug's boiler

2   woodcut shows the launch of the schooner HERCULES atRobertson's Shipyard in 1863. The derrick at

3   brought up 26 Indians for rafting and the tug HERCULES has been engaged to tow it down. Patton & Co.

4   the cargo and only $1,600 on the vessel. The tug HERCULES went to the scene of the wreck, but returned, to

5   rafting to Quebec, moved off in tow of the tug HERCULES yesterday. There were six drams containing 48,000

6   CHINA, S. D. WOODRUFF, D. McINNIS, ORION and HERCULES and the barges SCOTLAND, IRELAND and

7   the Genesee with grain. Of the winter fleet, the HERCULES and ORION, the MARCO POLO, RAPID and the D.

8   engineers and 48 men from H.M.S. AURORA and the HERCULES, Lieut. Hooper, since relieved by Lieut. Storey, 2

9   tons, TWO BROTHERS, 195 tons, JESSIE, 315 tons, HERCULES, 318 tons, PERSIA, 294 tons, ANNIE FALCONER, 303

10   107 tons, ORION, Capt. Zealand, 465 tons and the HERCULES, Capt. Zealand, 380 tons. The Zealand brothers

11   Capt. Twitchell, ORION, Capt. Zealand and the HERCULES, Capt. Zealand all cleared with staves, but their

12   destroyed, on the 19 December. These were the HERCULES and the HIGHLANDER. The HERCULES was built at

13   were fished out by the captain and men of the HERCULES.

14   ONTARIO and ARGYLE. The sailing vessels were: HERCULES, PEERLESS, E. H. RUTHERFORD, NEW DOMINION, ORION,

15   and at Wylie & Young's Wharf are the MARY JANE, HERCULES and the NEW DOMINION, as well as the propellers

16   and the schooners VICTOR, E. H. RUTHERFORD, HERCULES and STEPHENSON. The steamers CALIFORNIA,

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