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Richmond (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 156
Doc.
145.-the capture of the Teaser.
United States Steamship Maratanza, James River, Saturday, July 5, 1862.
Yesterday being the Fourth of July, we wanted to have a celebration, so at three o'clock started under moderate steam for a reconnoissance up the river.
Just as we reached Haxall's, where it has been our custom to anchor, our member of the signal corps cried out from aloft: Rebel flag in sight!
All hands to quarters, and let her go ahead full steam!
said Commander Stevens, (who has, by the way, a quick eye and ready will for his business.) We soon hove in full sight of the stranger; she was flying the Red, White, and red.
We trained our one hundred-pounder on her, and got all ready to fire, when down came her flag.
It was a clever subterfuge for escape, but our glasses did not deceive us; her guns were being trained at us, and it was evident they didn't mean to surrender honorably.
Bang went our gun, making a beautiful shot, and knocking overboard several loose
United States (United States) (search for this): chapter 156
Doc.
145.-the capture of the Teaser.
United States Steamship Maratanza, James River, Saturday, July 5, 1862.
Yesterday being the Fourth of July, we wanted to have a celebration, so at three o'clock started under moderate steam for a reconnoissance up the river.
Just as we reached Haxall's, where it has been our custom to anchor, our member of the signal corps cried out from aloft: Rebel flag in sight!
All hands to quarters, and let her go ahead full steam!
said Commander Stevens, ur second shot frightened them so they jumped out again, leaving every thing behind.
We got the officers' uniforms, swords, belts, pistols, muskets, silver, china, bedding, clothes, letters, and papers; among the latter a full description of the submarine batteries at Drury's Bluff, and a diagram of all the fortifications.
We also found a balloon made of silk dresses, and a commission from the confederate States navy, running to Lieutenant Hunter Davidson, formerly of the United States Navy.
Hunter Davidson (search for this): chapter 156
C. H. Stevens (search for this): chapter 156
Doc.
145.-the capture of the Teaser.
United States Steamship Maratanza, James River, Saturday, July 5, 1862.
Yesterday being the Fourth of July, we wanted to have a celebration, so at three o'clock started under moderate steam for a reconnoissance up the river.
Just as we reached Haxall's, where it has been our custom to anchor, our member of the signal corps cried out from aloft: Rebel flag in sight!
All hands to quarters, and let her go ahead full steam!
said Commander Stevens, (who has, by the way, a quick eye and ready will for his business.) We soon hove in full sight of the stranger; she was flying the Red, White, and red.
We trained our one hundred-pounder on her, and got all ready to fire, when down came her flag.
It was a clever subterfuge for escape, but our glasses did not deceive us; her guns were being trained at us, and it was evident they didn't mean to surrender honorably.
Bang went our gun, making a beautiful shot, and knocking overboard several loose
Doc (search for this): chapter 156
Doc.
145.-the capture of the Teaser.
United States Steamship Maratanza, James River, Saturday, July 5, 1862.
Yesterday being the Fourth of July, we wanted to have a celebration, so at three o'clock started under moderate steam for a reconnoissance up the river.
Just as we reached Haxall's, where it has been our custom to anchor, our member of the signal corps cried out from aloft: Rebel flag in sight!
All hands to quarters, and let her go ahead full steam!
said Commander Stevens, (who has, by the way, a quick eye and ready will for his business.) We soon hove in full sight of the stranger; she was flying the Red, White, and red.
We trained our one hundred-pounder on her, and got all ready to fire, when down came her flag.
It was a clever subterfuge for escape, but our glasses did not deceive us; her guns were being trained at us, and it was evident they didn't mean to surrender honorably.
Bang went our gun, making a beautiful shot, and knocking overboard several loose
Haxall (search for this): chapter 156
Doc.
145.-the capture of the Teaser.
United States Steamship Maratanza, James River, Saturday, July 5, 1862.
Yesterday being the Fourth of July, we wanted to have a celebration, so at three o'clock started under moderate steam for a reconnoissance up the river.
Just as we reached Haxall's, where it has been our custom to anchor, our member of the signal corps cried out from aloft: Rebel flag in sight!
All hands to quarters, and let her go ahead full steam!
said Commander Stevens, (who has, by the way, a quick eye and ready will for his business.) We soon hove in full sight of the stranger; she was flying the Red, White, and red.
We trained our one hundred-pounder on her, and got all ready to fire, when down came her flag.
It was a clever subterfuge for escape, but our glasses did not deceive us; her guns were being trained at us, and it was evident they didn't mean to surrender honorably.
Bang went our gun, making a beautiful shot, and knocking overboard several loose
July 4th (search for this): chapter 156
Doc.
145.-the capture of the Teaser.
United States Steamship Maratanza, James River, Saturday, July 5, 1862.
Yesterday being the Fourth of July, we wanted to have a celebration, so at three o'clock started under moderate steam for a reconnoissance up the river.
Just as we reached Haxall's, where it has been our custom to anchor, our member of the signal corps cried out from aloft: Rebel flag in sight!
All hands to quarters, and let her go ahead full steam!
said Commander Stevens, (who has, by the way, a quick eye and ready will for his business.) We soon hove in full sight of the stranger; she was flying the Red, White, and red.
We trained our one hundred-pounder on her, and got all ready to fire, when down came her flag.
It was a clever subterfuge for escape, but our glasses did not deceive us; her guns were being trained at us, and it was evident they didn't mean to surrender honorably.
Bang went our gun, making a beautiful shot, and knocking overboard several loose
July 5th, 1862 AD (search for this): chapter 156
Doc.
145.-the capture of the Teaser.
United States Steamship Maratanza, James River, Saturday, July 5, 1862.
Yesterday being the Fourth of July, we wanted to have a celebration, so at three o'clock started under moderate steam for a reconnoissance up the river.
Just as we reached Haxall's, where it has been our custom to anchor, our member of the signal corps cried out from aloft: Rebel flag in sight!
All hands to quarters, and let her go ahead full steam!
said Commander Stevens, (who has, by the way, a quick eye and ready will for his business.) We soon hove in full sight of the stranger; she was flying the Red, White, and red.
We trained our one hundred-pounder on her, and got all ready to fire, when down came her flag.
It was a clever subterfuge for escape, but our glasses did not deceive us; her guns were being trained at us, and it was evident they didn't mean to surrender honorably.
Bang went our gun, making a beautiful shot, and knocking overboard several loose