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ributed to putting his claim out of court. Mr. Davis, in his Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government, Lieutenant Catesby Ap. R. Jones, and Lieutenant John Taylor Wood (the two last officers of the Merrimac), all award the plan to Lieutenant Jhough the Merrimac was several hundreds of yards further away, and the command of the Merrimac devolved upon Lieutenant Catesby Ap. R. Jones. The responsible party. It is undoubtedly permissible in war to make recapture, but it can never be junt at 8 A. M. The Merrimac being in advance, our wooden vessels in the rear, to take part if occasion should offer. Lieutenant Jones, then in command of the Merrimac, says of this engagement: We stood for the Minnesota and opened fire. Our pilothe after pivot gun, many of whom bled from the nose or ears. The action had now continued some three hours, says Lieutenant Jones, without apparent injury to the Monitor. We were therefore surprised to see her run off into shoal water, where ou