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135.-capture of Fort Macon.
Com. Lockwood's report.
United States propeller daylight, Beaufort harbor, April 27, 1862.
sir: I have the honor to report that on the twenty-fifth inst., our batteries on shore being in position, a fire was opened, about six o'clock A. M., on Fort Macon.
On its being reported, I got under way and steamed towards the other blockading vessels, making signals for them to get under way, to prepare for action, and to form in line ahead.
When within range, and as near as the shoals allowed us to approach, the Daylight opened fire, followed in succession by the State of Georgia, Commander James F. Armstrong; the gunboat Chippewa, Lieut. Commanding A. Bryson; and the bark Gemsbok, Acting Lieut. Edward Cavendish.
The three steamers moved around in a circle, delivering their fire, as they came within range, at a mile and a quarter distant from the Fort.
The bark was anchored.
After firing a number of rounds of shot and shell, finding that t
Bogue Sound (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): chapter 139