Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Lady Jocelyn” in chapter 46 of Raphael Semmes, Memoirs of Service Afloat During the War Between the States:
...is afternoon, added to the excitement.
About noon, a steamer from the north-west was made down by the signal-man on the hill.
Could this be the Alabama? or was it the Hydaspes, from India, or the Lady Jocelyn from England?
All three were now hourly expected, and the city was in doubt.
Just after one, it was made down Confederate steamer Alabama from the north-west, and Federal bark from the south-east...
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