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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 4. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 139 (search)
rtments. As I walked that morning along the river-front to the boat in which I was to cross to Morehead, and saw the tearful eyes and mournful faces of women, I could not help thinking of that April oughly proved in Gen. Parke's division, if never before. The signal officers at Beaufort and Morehead were directed to observe the flight of our shot and shell, and report to the batteries when theprojectiles were going far astray. At half-past 10 the following message was flagged over from Morehead: The Parrotts go too high, and the heavy shells burst too far beyond the Fort. The new battle of Newbern, acting for a whole month as captain of a little steamer which plied between Morehead and Macon. Both are regarded by the inhabitants of this district as secessionists, and it is b On Thursday word was sent to them by Col. Harland, of the Eighth Connecticut, which garrisons Morehead, to come to headquarters and take an oath of neutrality. They refused; so guards were sent on