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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 8. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 68 (search)

Doc. 66.-capture of the Annie Thompson. St. Catherine's Sound, Ga., Feb. 6, 1864. On Saturday, January fifteenth, we were startled by the cry of Sail ho! and what could be more welcome to a blockader that is short of provisions; but, to our astonishment, it came from the direction of the Medway River; and when this was known, the excitement was beyond description. There, not over nine miles, in what is known as Milliken's Creek, lay the identical craft we had been watching for about six weeks, and we were to lose her after all. No! says our Executive, we will try and see what can be done. Volunteers were in abundance, all hands wishing to say they had done something for their country's cause; the boat was ready for the start, and the order was countermanded, as the vessel went out of sight behind Milliken's Point. Now, boys, our prize has slipped. No, she has not, says Executive, for you will see her again. Yes, and that will be all the benefit we'll derive from her, s

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