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 | | He was also made master of the side-wheel steamer Harrison a couple of seasons, the Pearl one season, and the old steamer Gazelle, formerly owned by John P. Clark, of Detroit, part of a season. |
 | | From that employment Captain Chatterton returned to the lakes and became mate of the bark David Morris in the lumber trade from Pidgeon river, Lake Huron, to Cleveland, and coal to Chicago, at which latter place she was laid up at the close of the season. |
 | | In the spring of 1873 he made a couple of trips to Chicago as mate of the passenger steamer India, but finished the season as master of the schooner Annie Sherwood. |
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