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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17

bersarben, iaa at Dill Rooeren osr. Sas
beren bn uiaa betaIe no arpen. Barnet
er mbnbiot.
Spar: Spis life aunen bar sereie,
b. .. I. Gienbpm | 1T eeet Rapn, bar
bnn intet at bprtteitameHtere. SprhpI.
bet piIbe life pGret nnSerleSes, ielp ON
tenSes Rnpn baree peret paa Sfipnet
fnmmen nteo Manbcns. Sarnet faar I'm
arp otter Taoereus Tso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17
Apotbeferen fienote
bet ni Griaring.

Jor uo9eu lib foen bae ies min apoibefer
ON noaet ior RpgImerfer o. R~preinaeom,
on leg tiloels hauoe Iiot Serai. Dan anbes
ialeoe ar. Sinners Sipautv. Root, ca lea
pi itge, at bet uoretter aft, bet ubqices for,
ia, mere eno bet, oa Iee tau to- to TloItsr
% M timber. at lea lioen life har hort nuaen
Smerter elsr glaaer.
2eres oprigtiae
=. M. gattDn,
Ala Gur5on Street, indianapolis, Sna.
6remitiaebs Jig perioHIia for mig ben Ste
Safuar 1910. SaRra aaHsler,
Rptarp 8ublic.
NiH Gmbeostio uolsber 9oe Raris 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17

81 'Sec0rap=SpHeHe SHpllrlDeHIet Jpma
gi bar irembeles paa Saanb nosle faa
aart pper Soma, Stprrelie 32x40 % iaitei
iii SuIer. 8aa ben enc SIDE er &art poer
Soma os paa anben SIDE &art uper Sc 5or.
Stater. Gangs &artets Banter er en- Bite
pper Staten Sofpas Sper, ps man fan fra
bette 8esiiter / en- Start iinbe bpiiteniombelit
Bp paa aartet. Saa Iange CpIaset parer,
pil ri ienbe oisie aart til bpiIteuiombelit
Subfribent inoen Soma, Der inSienber s1.25
ipm Notwithstanding for "Secprab'8piten
for ct gar. gi bar inseu Barter orer andre
Slater.
Smbfeno ibas bin Subifriptien o. beo ON
S~opa'aartet, oa bet imprseH maaife oil
p9re forbi meo 6oripninsen.
.. Gmnoien 1nbl. Co.,
Secprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17
0erbarb Gran: Sean Saeaues @pms
ieau. &riftiania 1910. Rris bette

@erbarb Gran: Seem Saeanes &pmss
ieau. &riftiania 1910. Rris beftet
$50.
NRrpereuSe BOG banner fsrite Sci til
ct tort arlagt Bert: Set nttteroe War
Lunbrebes SiIblipelie. Sette ferite Sino
ombanbler p~9ieutIig Rousieali's Serione
liqbeb 90 pribate BorhpIb, ct ienere ital
pmhauSIe bans gerfer, iaa ffal fsIge ct
ON bans Snbflpoeie ube | Gnropd, iGrs
La paa uopif GanbsIib o. Siitorie. 0ers
neft aater Sorfatteren at bebanble Sers
Der og bans S~ubfpbelie paa en- Iignenoe
uSfsrIis Raabe for iaa enbelis | 2biet
al benue europRiIte llbbitline at gipe en-
uofsrIig GtiIbrins al Senrit BergeIanb.
Conn mar fer, ct for nprfe Sorbole
ItnpeItben eiaantiif auln9t Grbeioe. 90
set f~prelieaeroe 8inb paa 800 tore OF
tabIiber er en- Iopenbe Seepnbelie %
oiennemlgies Tom ben melt iprnbenoe
Ronan. Sorfatteren bar 9iennemgaaei
en- 9aeneSe biosrafif os biitorif Stof,
GA Weiultatet af ben belbiee GetaIiuus
SerieaeIIe bar ban aibet os | en- Stioring,
iom beS FIN aar5eo os 2ibfulobeo gisr
ben til ct aunitpert al fsrite Stang. Sci
er Ell Sprosform. man eIers life Ell
rant til at finoe | bioeuifabeIige gerter,
ga ben pirfer n9iten furblsffeube | I'm
GntelheS oe @reibeb. 9erfor bebsper
nan life at p9re 6asmano for at npoe
% tileone zig bette iroboIosrige Bert, pe
BET oil berige ems biitoriite giben, ON
euo mango, tanite be fleite. fet life piI
pere enise meb 6orfatteren ! bans BIZ
itoriite Spn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17
Np 2iteratur.

6sIeerbe Seser er uSfourmet pna 8.
Gideboue & Cos. Sorl. (@. Gpeaarb)
ariitiania:
sriftian Glitter b. b. tinse Sierter. aris
%itiauia 1910. gris beftet 0.s5, inSs
burbeu 100.
Sritian Glitter 5inSer meo bier 300
dltio itsrre os iterrs G~nerfienbeIie iom
Srrfatter. Snssn SpfI ON, at ban
bldnet De nnere er ben, Tom eiper Dc
itsrite 9efter for 8reutiSer. 4 beuue
iibitr Sos ferer ban os fsrit til en- Yres
itegaaro paa 2anoei, boor hi Ieper %
inn | bet iebne SterSaesIip hos Brett
% SIofter, oe bnur SroaSene tnpttes til
ben ienere iIboitItna. 3 anhet Gfinii
feres pi ino | ct mooerne SopeoitdoSs
bjem moberiie life netop / ben beds
tie Setpouin9. Sois life Yerionerne Ell
roget fortesnet, bar ianSeIig bet mo
berue 2insipn faaet Naa bpbe Rsooer
6amiIieIibet Ill itor Stabe for earuIe oe
un9e. Oct er iutet bhseeIiet SiemL
Sorfattsren ifiIbrer. Sc enule ena,
n gei, oe 9errene / n, % ben aanb.
Tom berifer bIanbt ale er til at for'
ftreftes ober. Ron 6efnber fs life bel
| bette Sieri, men StiIbrinsen at bel
tan bringe etbpert aIoorIiat Ieeuneife til
a~lporIis gftertante. 8 iioite afiuit fs'
res hi after tiIbase til. ~9nubsbpgeen
mere ipbaiIfe Sorbolb, og BorteIinser
euber imuit oe harmunif. Glitter bar er
itor @pne til at IfiIbre @aturen, % bans
Genneifetpper ct Hart os iiftert tesret
Man fsser benz nleb ubeIt Snteresie ira
geebnbeIfe til Slut. Ct geois paa al
So9en bar lanet an er, at ben III ale
rebe forelieser / 3oie Splae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17
Hrev till
Or. Kilmer a CO..
~Binghamton. N. n.
sepis spao spams.aout bill sfpr, for sia

Seno til Or. 8ilmer & Co., 8tnebamtou,
Y. y, otter en- grsueHaifs. Zen nil opers
beoiie euboer. al uil oeiaa mootaae en-
iioen BOG meo p0~roiiuIoe EplpsHinger, for
tpaeaoe aft ON RprerHe o. Bl9ren. 9laar
on ltrtper, bar iiffer paa at n9pue' 5ecornbs
Soften. Regnl9re St9rrelier al 6laIfer
III 80 Gents oe en- Dollar er ttllalss Dos ale
apotbetere. Srepe b~eiuares i bet Hprite
Sprpa. ON iaa galfes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17
Nini &pa snfer: Scr Samfebsrs. %
SpIag. ariitiania 1910. Iri5 bef'
tet 90, ~inbbunSen 1.2b.

Qplag. Artlldflu lSlU. Yrt0 peI'
tet 90. iubbunoeu 1876.
Sgina Der er en- S~orfatter, Tom ban
raaet Iatgt oa eiper 9efte ON al bliot
en- at Stiernsrue | ben upere norite Sis
teratur. Senoes ffrite itsrre Sos no:
Tom ifior os battle Opiiet, oe ben fore'
ligeenSe bar aIIerebe bit ZIG Tom en- al
De met e~fteripurete pan SuIcmarfeoet
Sen er frieiort ira ben Iiot for breit
@rebbe, Tom man banbe at ubi9tte poc
ben ferits, % Sorteaineen elioer iep'
mere og er faitere tompoueret. gr Yers
Iouerne life aIttb ipmpotiife - Rel
Sauteberg 1elo tuube b9ret ifiIoret lib
miuope banbeube % bruutenoe ptl'
Der be ale Dor ubeIte Snteresie, os i9r'
Zig er Sru Saufebere oe Raeuus Sterr
9nrattertpper af flor piptolc9if Sn'
teresIe. 8oeer er / BET belle baaoe fre
Sormens oa Snbbolbets Sibe ct itte'
pesIant 9ietcrpert meb inbeaaenbe Sor'
i~taaeIie al IemeIfenaturen % mango
bel tegnebe gnfeltbeber. Sen bere'
biemme / enbper goaiamline, bpor mar
bill ia noset at ben bnsre ncrite Stisn'
Iiteratur repr9ieuteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17
Qaben R~orreiponoance.

ee~presmaaI fra Reripuer, fom life ppsiper fine
ylopne III 9ebcfficntu, beireree life.
Spsreerc brbfs afatte fine SpsrssmaaIt ct Hart 90
trbelief Sprpg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17
Sra Sar til Satter. Smaa Ssrbasss
brene. ABE SpIas. &~riitiario 1910.
0lr;s heftet n an ;rNb,rrneu n OK

Srn Sar til Satter. Smaa Ssubasss
brepe. ABE OpIas. S%riitianio 1910.
9ris beftet 0,60, iubbunbeu 0,e5.
Set en- en- eIbre Serre at ben samle
Stole, iom | 9rene til fin 9atter neblR8s
ger fine 2ipsreiultuter og grfartn9er
paa be f~oritielise SmraaSer os berisien'
mem ifiIbrer fit eeet 2io. Gan eiber flo'
ge og nbttise gtaab % 9iut ON mangt
% meget, iom msoer en- | Gibet. Sar
onrtaIer iaaIebes bl. a.. SorboLoene ms
ben s~gsteitabst, apiubenS Stiuins
Samiunbet, politilfe SprbolS, bporleoea
man itnl ia bet melt muli9e 1obptte al
fin 2esning, Sagspresiens getpbntns,
bpprIeoes man ital mebe 2ipets Scrger
og 8etgmrinser, boIbe fig oppe unoer
Dem os faa ben rette Srsit, fremSeles
ON @enifabets getbouing, S~poraeelien,
Yengenes @Gro m. m. m.
Set er | bet belle taeet en- merfelie
go9, o9 ON ben ero neppe iom en-
GumeIber | ct al 8~isbenbapns Storblaoe
bar profeteret = bill inbtage fin Blaos
beb Chen al be befienote @beiterielos
grepe til bans Ssn. bill ben bog epe en-
peIeierenbe SnbflpbeIie pper etbperi
.tenfenbe Rcnneife, bpem ben falSr
S9uberne paa. Sen er besuoen ogiaa
fra Sormens Sioe ct Tibet i|til:itiif Yees
iterberf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17

10154. Sp.: 1. CIR bet IobIigt at
femme neb galg af SoipnembebsmGno |
@~isconiin, naar man hun bar tit fsrfte
("Sutsntion") Papir2
2. San man itemme pna gountps %
Gtatseubeosm9no meb bare fit fsrite
Yaptr?
8. CIR en- 9ontratt os ct Sfiebe Bins
benbe meIIem Yerioner. Tom blot bar fit
fsrlte Yapir2
4. gr @iftermnnI b~inSenSe, naar
NJ Inn bar fit fsrite Yapir?
8. "a fan man iu9rse for getteu.
mar man blot bar bet enc Eapir?
spar: ID. Sill iamtiise epsrss.
maal: ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17

af andre mere sebisne Saeer. iom
netop er ubfommet, Tan n9ones:
Or. Sttp gnserieu: Sineber at San.
neljesarbeiSets Siitprie, ombanbIenbe ben
eIore @eaIisme os 6iIautropismen, en-
SortiatteIis at ct tioIisere uoiommet
Sinb: '9umanisme os Reformation;
iremoeles:
9. Gitrem: Cicero % bans Tit, Sus
t~eriersr % Eortr9iter paa 9runblog di
be eiterIabte grepe, en- eauife iislben
BOG, Tom IaSer os ie ben samle &Lasiiter
% bans SGmtioise iom Iepeuoe gaens
~ueiter; enoeIig:
Chr. Collin: Geo 9olitoi % Nntibeus
aultnrfriie, Der rebegier for SoIitois
sipsosrt os SuSflpoeIie paa geroenstuIs
nlren- q. SonbrefeM
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17

10155. Sp.: Ir. % Rrs. u. Ear ct
Stem I 8peu bnroiat til $1,000. Sc
tisbte Got oe bssseoe, efter at be bIen
eifte; men aonens Rnpn er life pan
-2esSen". Eu sr aonen ipeeIis. % &c
bar ct Barn. OF bun piIbe sierue bioe.
ON BUN fan teitameHtere tit Barn Ios
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17

5aberen: "Raar ies i~traffsr big. BIZ
ier iss big bare min siarIishes"
Better Cbplenoe): Oct er 5eIbis for
big. at iss iiie er itor not til at sien.
sieIoe bin ai1rIia5eb,~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17
sl 's,eorab.Yuaen's enbaribeHter / Some

(gebes optaset | @Ottafpa SibeuSe" }
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-17

10150. Sp.: Sbor fam III faa fisbt
Bortratter at Seurif Sbien 90 Sierns
itierne @isrnion % bbaD foiter be?
Spar: 9rpr "sfanbinnpen"s Bog
banbel, Gbteasu, 81. Iriien tienber hi
lite.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-01

rlhemen were favored with picked
shots, and Grants officers and men
fell rapidly. General ]. A. McCler.
nsnd. second in command to Grant.
had three horses shot under him one
after another. Colonel Lauman of the
Seventh Iowa lost his horse in this
action and was afterward severely
wounded himself. The mounted men
were chosen targets. and several Of
the stan were unhorsed Grants
horse was shot under him. Grants
plan OF attack was to keep the left
flank near the river to prevent re-en-
forcements from crossing over from
Columbus and by spreading out the
line partially surround the Confeder.
ate camp. A united effort in the M.
ture Of charge, but prevented from
being one by the roughness OF the
ground, drove the enemy from the
embankment through the woods to an
open space around the inclosed line.
When Grants excited soldiers saw
close at hand the defiant flag waving
above the guns and Confederates run
ming back across the field their en-
thusinsm knew no bounds.
The spreading Of Grants line Great.
ed a gap in the ranks opposite the enc
my's battery. The Seventh Iowa rush
ed into the space and in a few mo-
ments drove the Gunne:s from THAR
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-01
POSITIONS

This business college received three
calls for mmercial teachers from
Sept. 80 to Nov. 10, 1911, as follows:
one at $4,000 per month.
one at .$1O5.O0 per month.
one at $125.00 per month.
A number of school teachers have
lately enrolled for our commercial
teachers training course so as to be
ready for a teaching position next
September. Some come to our night
school; some, Saturdays; others are
taking our mail course, and will finish
in our day school next spring and
summer.
SIXTY EIGHT WORDS. One young
lady enrolled for our mail short
hand course Oct. 7, 1911. She COM
pleted Part 1, Nov. 22. having reach
ed a speed OF sixty-eight words per
minute on one of the writing tests.
School of commerce training will
render you competent to take a posi-
ton far above the foot OF the lad-
der, whore the poorly trained are
obliged to start. Visit the Business
college, over the New York store, II
possible, or telephone R-662 for spc-
cial December rates. Residence
phones Ellcker, 12S2; Davis, 991.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-01
BY Captain GEORGE l KlLMnR. Lat.

BY Oaptain 1bORCE l. kILNER. Late
U. 8. v.
copyright by American Press Associa.
tion, 19fil
~ N Nov. Z. 1861, two officers OF
comparatively insignificant
W rank made their bows to the
American people as leaders in
battle. One was U. S. Grant, brig.
adler general of volunteers: the other
S. f. Dupont, commodore of the Unit
ed States navy. A different fortune
awaited then, for, although Grant
failed in his undertaking at Belmont,
he arose to the head Of the army. Du.
pont succeeded at Port Royal and was
n stubborn fighter when commanding
the south Atlantic squadron, yet IN
the end the chief honors of naval com.
mand went to another
At Belmont, Mo. opposite Columbus.
KY. the Confederate general. Polk.
had established camp of observation.
occupied by one regiment of infantry,
n battery Of artillery and squadron
Of cavalry. In order to command the
approaches TO this position by tho
Confederate batteries on the high
ground at Columbus. the trees had
been felled for some distance along
the west bank. and the fallen timber
had been so placed as to form an
abatis capable of obstructlng the ad.
vance Of an enemy. This camp Grant
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-01
Marion Best Bargains.

room house on Sharp street,
worth $4,000 will sell to a quick buy
er for $3.50.
Sugar street 6 room cottage worth
$1,000, prompt cash buyer only $i400.
Uncapher avenue. z room house,
barn. worth $4,000, ready sale $4,000.
Corner OF Mound and Columbia,
brick room house cellar, worth
$500, your ready cash $500.
on Pearl street. 6 room and cellar,
worth $1,000, will sell at $1,000.
on Seffner avenue, room house
worth $500. win sell at $1,000.
: Oh Charles street a nice home
worth $500. viii geii at $500.
on Grant street. room house
worth $1,000 win sell at 5000. $50 cash
balance time.
On Darius street, two cottages one
with barn worth 5000 ana s11O0. the
latter small payment down the ball
ance time.
have a good lot TO trade for good
team.
We have a variety OF modern
homes will sell right See
J. w. CLARK co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-01

FOR SALE-s4 acres OF land on q
pike, running water at the barn and
In the pasture, Ia mile to school,
mile to church; land little roll
ing; gravel soil; adapted to raising
potatoes and all kinda OF grain;
new six-room house. cellar, barn
$3.50, 2 sheds adjoining. granery
1920, new poultry house and other
buildings; new pike tax paid: about
rs fruit trees, some grapes, etc.;
owners going into other business
Also III acres on pike road, la
mile from school and church. 100
acres of which Is under cultivation,
10 acre good lot. about 500 rodh
OF tiling, o1tlet paid Tor; so acres
in black land, paiance gravel and
yellow clay; 7-room house, cellar
barn 35x50; two adjoining sheds
corn crib 20x24. cow barn 10x20
b-ton scale, 2 living springs In
pasture, good wells and cistern'
plenty OF fruit, good market. Also
other farms OF 16 acres up. For
particulars INQUIRE ~ Lipplncotl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-01
IWeKFFGHEN
|2osHGABTNET

HE common things OF life are
- all so dear,
The waking I'm the warm half gloom
To find again the old familiar room,
The scents and sights and sounds that
never tire
The homely work. the plans, the lit Of
baby's laugh,
The cracl<le OF the open fire;
The waiting. then the footsteps coming
near.
The opening door. the handclasp and the
kiss,
Is heaven not, after all, the now and
here?
The common things Of life are all SO
dear. Anon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-01

pieces with n hot fire of bullets. A
rush of the whole line precipitated n
stampede in the enemy's ranks, and
Grants men swarmed about the flag
pole. tents and cannon like bees around
an upturned hive II was their first
fight, their first victory and first seizure
OF the spoils of war Officers and sol
dlers alike jumped upon the gun car
riages and platform and delivered flow.
cry speeches 10 their comrades, who
cheered themselves hOarse. ana the
battle. as Grant himself declared. was
soon turned into Fourth OF July
orgy of bubbling eloquence.
But the COnfoderates had not aban
doned the Missouri bank-only dropped
down under the blum out OF range
No one demanded their surrender. for
the victors seemed to think that the
position. the armament and the camp
were the sole objective Of the cam
palgn. When the guns at Columbus at
tempted TO fire upon the invading mob
at Belmont the shots passed over, to
the merriment Of Grants men. They
changed their tune, however, the mo-
ment their enemies under the river
bank began to climb tall trees and send
bullets into the captured camp.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-01
WARNING TO HUNTERS

No hunting or trespassing Will bo
allowed ON the farms owned or rent
cd by the undersigned. Amy person
violating the notice will bo prosecute
cd TO the full extent of the law:
Il. A. Showers, j. II. Lilfens, Joseph
II. Ours, II. Il. HinamoD, Nj. O. La
cas-, w. E. Rosen, S. Il. Foster, q. M.
Berry, Mat Harvey, w. E. Messenger,
II. Nj. Harvey, John Montgomery, b.
+. Cluf, w. w. Beaver, Barton MIL
Ter, o. j. Hord, O. Il. Beaver, r. o.
Sharpless, Schultz Bros, j. Mon
nett, Mrs. @. IL. Jones, James Harvey.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-01
THE FIvE.cENT NAVY BEAN.

The savory odors of the old.time
baked beans have come down to us
through several generations, and to
hear of the nutty beans baked in the
old brick ovens and served with the
brown loaf and sweet blocks Of home
fattened pork makes us long for the
experience of just one taste. Those
aromas foated all Saturday through
the old-fashioned kitchen and made
the young folks so hungry that they
couldn't wait until Sunday morning
for the Turing dish, but must needs dip
into II for supper; but this did not
take away the relish for 1t when It
appeared the next morning.
Baked beans are fully as popular
today as they were in grandfather's
time, yet with our complicated exist
ence We find them harder to digest
them than did our forefathers, who
lived a simpler and more active life.
The skin of the bean is the indi-
gestible part which the digestive
juices cannot dissolve, so that If the
skins are removed, as they are by
the process OF soup-making, they are
much easier dlgested.
When beans are combined with 9th.
er foods, they are more easily digest
ed than when used in large amounts
alone
Leftover beans may by the thrifty
housewife be changed into very pal
atable and nourishing dishes.
The length Of time for soaking
beans depends upon the age; the older
and drier they are the more soaking
they need. When the beans show the
skin shriveled and broken they are
ready to be put with the pork TO
bake.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-01

COLONEL J. q. LAUMAN, q. 3. ", COM
MANDING THE SEVENTH IOWA AT BEL
MONT
OF auld lang syne. Then the firing be-
gan. Tatnal was forced to retreat be-
fore the broadsldes Of his old friend.
Fort Walker had twenty.three guns in
position and Fort Beauregard twenty
The guns raked the channel for n long
distance, but Dupont carried his fleet
sufficiently near the works to get their
outline the night before the battle and
anchored just out Of gunshot.
Moving at the rate Of six miles an
hour. the Federal ships were complete.
ly lost 10 view In the smoke OF their
own guns. The forts fred NJ hll1i
targets, yet bore ON the chunrel. sh
that many shots told Af;cr pdS.HN-
the forts the CanEng l.ac stood or
md fred into works. while IN" other
ships turned and sailcd over TIE
course. Dupcnts flagship aiill lei. and
after turning sailed to within GOO yards
OF Fort Walker She was m especial
target. but was scarcely touched
Brother Againsi Brother.
Fort WaiAer vas the FIRST 10 fail It
was commanded by General Thomas
+. Drayton. whose brother. Captain
Percival Drnyton. commanded the 20
cahontas in Dupoa;'s Feet, GeMelal
Drayton said that the fire from his
guns was delivered with coolness and
precision. but TO his surprise the ships
passed apparently unharmed. The en-
filadlng fire from the 1anking ships,
he declared, proved the most destruc-
tive TO his work. At the end of an
hour and half the gunners ut work
were exhausted. and Drayton went
personally TO battery in the rear and
brought up fresh men. These fought
for four hours, and then, when only
three guns remained fit for service,
abandoned the work.
The flight Of the gnrrison from Fort
Walker was sIgnaled by the ottawa
Just as the flagship turned for the
third time to sail past and deliver her
broadside orders were given TO cease
firing. and the flagship steamed close
and delivered a single shot. II wcs
unanswered. Captain John Rodgers,
serving as aid TO the flag officer. went
on shore with a flag of truce.
The battle of Port Royal was one OF
the first great Federal successes Of the
war and exerted wonderful inhu'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-01

Orher events of the week We're the
seizure OF the Confederate European
commissioners. Mason and Slidell. or
board the British steamer Trent IN
the Bahama channel by the United
States steamer San Jacinto on the
Sth, a heavy skirmish at Piketowp,
Ky, between General William Nell
sons Federals and Colonel J. $. WI
liams' Confederate force on the 9th
and two minor actions at Occoquan
river, Virginia, and Guyandotte. west.
ern Virginia, on the 10th and 18th.
The Trent affair created worldwide
sensation when the facts Of the selz-
nre became known on the mainland.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-01
The War Fifty Years Ago

Battle of Belmont No. and Naval Attack at Port Royal
S. c. - General U. S. Grants First Important En-
Victorious at First and Finally Compelled
to Retreat-Flas Officer Dupont Won Brilliant Vic
tory and Opened to Federal Ships Fine South Caro-
lima Harbor - With Wooden Ships He OutfOusht
Confederate Batteries on STOCKHOLDERS Fought
on Opposite Sides.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-01
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