“ The night before, when expecting to engage, Capt. Cuthbert had notified me that his company requested of me to discharge the first canon to be fired, which was their 64 lb. Columbiad, loaded with shell. By order of Gen. Beauregard, made known the afternoon of the 11th, the attack was to be commenced by the first shot at the fort being fired from the Palmetto Guard, & from the
Iron Battery. In accepting and acting upon this highly appreciated compliment, that company had made me its instrument... Of course I was highly gratified by the compliment, & delighted to perform the service – which I did. The shell struck the fort, at the north-east angle of the parapet. The firing then proceeded, as stated, from 14 different batteries, including Fort Moultrie & the floating battery, which had been placed for this purpose in the cove, back of Sullivans Island.”

-Edmund Ruffin, April 12, 1861

Photograph: Edmund Ruffin as a member of the Palmetto Guard, April 19, 1861, Charleston, South Carolina

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