 On 28 March 1865 , Kickapoo was at anchor in the Blakely River when her sister ship Milwaukee struck a mine in an area already swept some 200 yards ( 180 m ) away . Milwaukee remained afloat forward long enough to allow her crew to escape without loss and they were rescued by Kickapoo . She rescued the crew of the river monitor Osage the following day after that ship also struck a mine and sank . In late June , the ship sailed to New Orleans to be placed in ordinary ; she was decommissioned on 29 July . Kickapoo was renamed to Cyclops on 15 June 1869 and then <unk> on 10 August . The ship was sold on 12 September 1874 . 
