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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN

PORTLAND, Jan 17-9. pm.
The Canadian, from Liverpool the Sd.
and Londonderry the It'll, arrived ut 3. so
+ NJ. She brought l., 900 h. specie.
The ship GUTENBERG from New York
tor Hamburg, was totally lost on Goodwin
sands Seven persons escaped out of
thirty on board
The steamship Victoria, with the Ra-
COON cable on board, went ashore in Ply
mouth Sound
The Bank Of France raised the rate of
discount from | , to ) per cent. The
Bourse was lower. Rentes 6725.
Negotiations for Il reaty Of commerce
between France and Belgium had termi-
mated satisfactorily. Important reductions
were made in favor Of Belgian coal and
iron.
1t IS rumored that franco may ask for
further indemnity from China.
The Moniteur SAYS that the financial
events offoreign countries have influenced
the French money market in a manner to
be regretted, but declares the report that
France was under the nccessits of having
recourse 10 n new loan to be without foun-
dation
Detachments of French troops which
were under orders for China, were sent to
reinforce the troops IN Syria.
Poerio was elected President of the
Electoral College at Naples
1t was reported that Sandman loan of
5000, 600 francs was about to be negotiat-
ed in Paris
An insignificant attempt at reaction at
Naples on the 30th was easily suppress
scd
Naples and the provinces were tran
quill
1t is confirmed that published version
of the Pope's recent allocution is forge
ry. The real document is mild molten
sive, and principally dwelling on the trials
to which the Church is subjected
The official Gazett, announces that the
Prince Regent assum : the reigns of gov
crnmcnt as King William the Nth.
\ Berlin letter SAYS that the excitement
IN all the States of the German Confedcra-
ton greatly resembles the agitation feel
ing of 1918
\ Frankfort journal asserts the early
sitting of the German Diet A proposition
will be made 10 call on the cabinet at Tu-
rim for categorical explanation relative
to decree Of the Governor General of
-Ancona, in which Trieste is described as
an Italian town.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

PLOTTED FULL YEAR AGo.-A cores
pondent writing To the New \ ork Tribune
from Baltimore says:
Il have recently come to the knowledge
Of an incident that proves how wide spread
and predetermined was the conspiracy for
overthrowing our Federal Government
1t Is this: An officer of the United States
Army met Tennessee friend in Paris
last tall, and, to his surprise, found him
resident of that city On inquiry his
friend told him that he encountered in
Genoa, last Spring, a South CaroIinian.
and learned from him of the existence of
an actual plot for disrupting the American
Union. The Tennesseean returned home
forthwith. and verified the information Of
the South CarolinTan, whereupon he sold
all his slaves, for he was an extensive cot
ton planter, and all his lands. and with
his family, eEigrated to France, where he
intends to spend the remainder of his DAYS
having invested his fortune in European
funds"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22
Heart 81 the Andes.

ChrrL'a Greni Pain'ing-The Heart Of the
Andes-is now on exhibition in Chicago
Il Is unque,iionably the creates; prodution of
art ever exhibited IN any country Mr.
Church has selected oIie of the most romantic
scenes Of nature, and spread it on canvass in
such manner as TO prese ut to the eye of the
beholder eyeryt thing in lis most natural APP
pearance. The limPid brook, as il winds its
way among the shrubs and flowers along the
beautiful ravines-the cabins of the peasantry
erected in the gorges Of the moun,ains-the
shrubh"ry, flower, vegetation of various kinds.
aud even the birds upon the branches. are ali
brought TO view in native perfection. and
spread out and looked upon as if looking up
on nature Itself
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

a correspondent writes that South Carroll
no is adapted to raising cotton. She seem
| e.ter adapted 10 raising the devil than any
thing else. says an irIeverent exchange
BARxuN thinks the Presidents late Cabi
net Cabinet Of euriosiiies.' and wants t,
| purchase It.
The Lansing hiIch.) Republican has III,
/ following upon Inaiienable rights. 1t say,
those of the North are " Life, Liberty, snc
the pursui, Of happi ness" and those OF The
South Life, Liberty. aud The pursuit Of fa.
gtiyes
THE Boston Courier says: We heard :
couple of politicians. yesterday, signing over
the affairs of the nation. WISH" said one
place" Il aiut so particular about ,har u
retorted the other. " I'd be satisfied if old Blu
chauan was in old Jacksons place"
Az effort is making. by the merchants o
Boston. to raise $4,000 to be presented to
Gov. Banks, 10 induce him to forego his en-
gagement with the Illinois Central Railrosd
aud continue in politics.
ALL the foreign governments represented
at Washington are known 10 be distinctly
opposed 10 secessin.
Two thousand young men of Baltimore
have offered their services TO Gen. Scott,
to assist in defending the Federal Capital
THE sloop-of-war Brooklyn had orders
70 IN FL b,,,
the harbor
MAJOR ANDERSON is said to have been
aware of the GRAND of the Star of the West
but forebore firing upon the batteries in or
der to avoid b.oodshed
Ir is rumored that he South Carolinians
will attack Fort Sumpter on the return of
their envoy from Washington.
The military of New Jersey is being
placed on war footing
The National IntelIigencer has In.eli-
gence which indicates the prevalence of
strong Union sentiment in Texas Cock
AIDES are not so numerous as heretofore
Prentice says tina, the snake has been
quite appropriately adopted as the device on
the secession banner 1t is the shape which
the Devil took TO cause the loss of Paradise
to our race.
The San Francisco Mirror says : "Out
of nearly one hundred exchanges published
on this coast, and re ceived a, this office. we
cannot find one that comes out openly, or
otherwise, IN favor Of an independent 70.
public. California is faithful TO the I'm
ion."
Gen Wool threatens to march against
South Carolina at the head of two hun
dred thousand men if she dares to attack
Major Anderson. South Carolina NAV
find herself Wooded before she knows it
Louisville Journal
Accounts from the interior Of Pennsvl-
vania, at Washington, are to the effect that
the enrolment of volunteers is quietly 90
ing on among all classes; under the name
of"Cnion Men" In the enrollemeut The
Republican and Democrat is sunk.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

A FEARFUL WARNING-As the oldest
daughter of Mrs Lemuel Holmes was pre-
pairing for church on Sunday last, saws the
GAINESVILLE Republican, she threw back her
head and asked her mother if her neck
was clean, and Immediately fell down
crying a pin. PIN She began to choke
and grow black, and struggled as if she
must die while the pin, which she had
held in her mouth, stuck fast III her wind
pipe. Drs Chittenden and Lane were
summoned, and after skillful operation.
which lasted three hours, succeeded in
opening the throat and extracting the dan
cerous intruder. The patient was under
the influence of chloroform- She Is now
doing well Keep pins out Of the mouth
I Sentinel
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22
dated the eighth day Of January 4 D. ils6l,nz-5-
-IIERIFF,- SALE

STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT IOWA
COU&TE-Johu p gh A. aiEst Patton CuUainghAm
NOTICE Is hereby given that byyirtue OF an sIecu
' ti0n issued Of said cHurt IN the above emit
lied actl5E 10 directed against the property Of
sal. defendant and bearing Date January the third
4 D. Is6t, have .evied upon and viii On Fricsy
he lot day e March next a. the front door Of The
Court House, tine city 81 Mineral Poi e. Iowa
County WIS between the hours Of 10 o'c.cck 4 NJ
and O'Clock p 81 o. said day offer and .el to the
highest bidder for cash, the following described req.
estate IN low. County Wisconsin, to-wit; twenty
five (z5l OF Of the south end Of the east half
thiriy-Ixo and half t523zl acres of Il the south
end u the half Of ne uorth-ss-i quarter and
thiry-tgo nd hsif 80 = of If the east half
the north est quarter Of Section No three
<23J Town No. SIX ~ north Of Range No ~
East, also the south vest quarter OF the ssutb east;
quart and he east bait 81 the quarter Of
the south west quarter Of Section No ak % Town
No six Ran-e No two % east, tie whole containing
one hundred and Gfty acres more or less
Dated SAsr Is Office, Miaersi Point, Jan the sth,
A. D. IsSG.
GEOR5 Z MISS ERSMITH, Sheriff Iowa Co.
L. II. STRONG, Attorney for Pi1in;if
n1s~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22
:" anted
COMMERCIAL.

AINSRAL PoINr, TUESDAY January -. 1861.
Oar quotations are given for the day which the
TRIBUNE is issued Tuesday and variations from
those prices during the week, the variations Of
the market, fer which ~ not accountable
WHEAT-64 lf66c
FLOUR-No.I. s225
CORN-New 20Fl 5 cents per br.heI OF 20 lbs.
snd sells readily for cash.
OATS 15e5lS ceuts-
BEANS-I7ttSl per bnshel Tor clear white.
BEEF-S5o0 on foot; s. e - quarters
SALT-S2,SO per barrel.
SCGAR-ketajIs AZ To Is lbs Cor 81
URRANIS-Retails Il lbs for 81
SES-Retaiis AT 50 go cents gallon.
Iron AND SFEEL-l.now sold At GAleH, prices,
FROM q cents, according TO sizes.
GiSEKAL-S2- SS2S per 1909 pounds
CoAI.-Sf per ton.
HipES-pry, 10 q Ice; Green, ! a Sc Gruhbr
ami Nurrin Hides from one half 70 .rl- less
LUARER-Feucing. SIS, Joist apdScsntl;uE ais
clesr fencing. SIS.
BUTFFER-Fresh in rolls l23l5e.
EtGS-f5c- per dozen.
IARi-loc. per pound.
POTATO $50 uer hushri
DRIED APPLES-sc Der pound.
oNlnNS-Jac per busheI.
P0RK-s4.75af
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

ksrER< NkRYt,vn rrR INK J-~IaS Re
Tos'. irutn weston Aary land indicate that
hat portion q the S.a:e = strongly fnr I'm
y dispatch from Cumberland says.
The Jninu meeting: T. De Held here to-day
promises ,a us tbs greatest popular demon
str-tie.u tliat has ever i.Se1 p.sse in est
eFn Mary land He circulation u dl>enIen
documents by Senator McEai- ha- haI lle
effect If roosta- re patriotism "f The vaosrs
AID workiu1cucu .' favor ST tie Julot,. thc
Constitution. aud Tie Laws.
The morning tram from 'lc miGirE re-
yious W. fall "tir-thir,l III 4 mIle long ard
the city l. srutit- wlrh --su-cr-. Fhe
first tram hrrr--lt aisni.i qAI men. and an
other - coming vi qHai lcE 9Th The whole
sentiment 81 y s.>f,sa MAYNARD ! r q E
Union. .t'sout aekt,s ir,4ssry de rElt i"
: .ce--Inn. or ans contingency that Would
warrsnt rev,.afInf.. >5-.-s- : Fse4fcf 2 ..
q s.sfI.-t. 1-1-sf..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22
Prof NIcfitt's
TeuDle Of 4 TT

Now fitted up in style superior TO any gallery in
the West; having mammoth Ky hi which en-
ables him do better work than be done in she old
style
Secure the shadow ere the substAnc. fade"
OF those whom so dearly love. Thou kno-est not
what day may bring forth
20 here am, who plays with the cam, painting
with the pencil OF IRE, bright faces the FURNISH ed
rlate-throwiHg light here and casting a shadow
there reproducing creatures OF is health and Joy.
am prepare now to take all kinds Of pictures M,
beautiful photographs which admired by the los
ers OF art also the ne" ~ o. Stereotype which
not surpassed by pctureiudeed all kinds % pic
lures thst car BE- taken in manner far superior any
taken this city. All invited to cal
my new rooms and see specimens all york warranted
to suite or no charge be splendid lot Of hns
gold loczets. fancy and frames, which will sell
low one and a. give call Rooms in HoGetts
Block, up st-4r5-
c. MOFFETF Artist.
Nin-rAl Print Nov. 2lth lsfg. u4s.tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

STYE on THE EYELID-We find the fol
loving sure cure going the rounds. and
copy It, but without a voucher. It can
probably do no harm if it does no good:
Put teaSpoonful of tea into a small
bag: pouron it just enough water TO mois-
ten it; then put It on the eve very warm.
Keep it on all night, and in the morning
the stye will most likely be gone. if not
second application Is sure to remove it
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

WI, Is IT '-Formerly the Milwaukee
papers were received in this city on the
day after rub ica;;on. the same as those
from Chicago. OF late, however, they are
from two 10 three days on the road. Why
) this delay ! We hope cur Milwaukee
friends Will inquire into the matter 1t is
certainly for their Interest % give US the
news a early as Il can be obtained from
Chicago.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

MURDER N JANEsvIILE-The Gazette
saws the body &C enc Micheal MeFar-
land was found about one o'clock
p. VI on SUNDAY. under the bank of Rock
River. dead The diseased was murder
81 and John Horan' Michael Flaherty, and
James Koran have been arrested for sup
posed completely with the murder
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

SrEscH or IIo~. WM. H. SrwARD.-Tbe
great speech Of Hon. VIM. II. Seward in
tie |. ;. Senate. is said to have produced
a very favorable effect, not only in Wash
lngton, but throughout the country. /, be
ing understood that Mr. Seward IS to be
Secretary Of State under Mr.. Lincoln, his
speech was looked upon as, in a measure
rejecting the views Of the incoming admin
istration- Whistler II does so or not, II is
a speech @0rthy Of the great statesman Of
The Empire State.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22
\ PRoB4TE-I0wA COUNTY COURT.

In the matter OF the last will and testErnert 0
stephen FriIeaux, sen. deceased.
To al whom II may concern. letters testi-
mentary the last viii aud Testament % sAit de-
ceased having been issued TO John PrideauK and I'd
ward Pridesiux o. said county the third day sep
ter Der 4. D. ls60 and twelve months from and after
said day being allow 81 and limited for creditors
present their claims for examination and allowance
notice i hereby given that the undersigned ~ll, on
thr first Monday Of every month within tie time
aforesaid, the Court House Mineral Point in said
county. receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of al persons aga ust sali deceased
l. u STRONG,
County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

FoREiGS NEws.-Ihe lates; Foreign arriv-
as announce the death OF the King of Prus-
s'A A serious disturbance had occurred at
kevesemPi Hungary. The soldiers were
called cat aud fired on the mob ~oundjng sew
sra! PERSONS The bomhardmeu; OF Gae;a was
continued 4 Bourbon conspiracy had been
discovered IN Naples. Negotiations between
Franco and Sardinia had been opened con
corning Gaeta
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

COMFY FOR FEBrUAsY-The February aum-
her OF Godey's Lady's Book : received. The
Fashion Plates. Eagrayings and Literature Of
the Lady, Book are all calculated to please
iiie tasie Of tie fairsex. The long experience
Of Nj Cooley in catering for the Ladies Of the
- entire Union" enables HIM to make the La
dys Book the most attractive Magazine in The
county To all advance paying sur scribers
70 the Tribune. we viii furnish the Lady s
Book a. the low price of So year Now is
good time 70 subscribe.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22
Proposed Special Legislation.

MOTTO z is hereby given, that 1T the ensuing SEES
y sion Of the Legislature Of Wisconsin, appli-
cation viii be made for appropriation Of Thirty
Th0usard Dollars, 10 sink shaft through the sand
Stone formation the east half % h-east quar-
ter Of section number 5, township humber :, range
number 3, east Of the fourth prneiP" meridian for
the purpose OF test whether the lower mAgnesian
lime rock bears mineral not
JOHN BRACKEN, Agent and Manager
OF Phi'a aud Wis. Copper Mining Ce.
Mineral Point, Dec 27th, 1850. Z6w
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22
MoFFA rs
LIFE FILLS h D FHGEgII BTTTTBS |

rf'HESE MEDICINES have now been before the n,,b-
L lie for a period Of THIRTY YEARS and durinr
that time hava maintained high character in almost
every part Of the Globe. for thor extraordinary an!
immediate power Of restoring perfect health per
sous suffering under nearly every kind of 6is.ssl t.
which the human frame is liable
The following are among the distressing variety O,
human disease which
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are we'll known to lie iafaliiJle.


Dyspey-ia, by Thoroughly cleansing the first and
second stomaahS aud cre4 pure healthy bile in
stead Of the stale aud acrid Kind Flatuiency loss
= Appetite, Heartburn, Headache, Restlessness IN
The general symptoms of Dyspepsia will vanish as
natural consequence Of its cure
COSiivenpSs by cleansing the vhaIe enrfh If ia ..
intesines with solvent process, and Without ,io-
lence all violent purges leave the bowels cosive with
Fever- Of al kinds by restoring the blood to reg
MAR lstion through the process of respiration
such cases, and the thurJu- solution Of All
Instructions in others.
The Life Medicines have been known to cure Rhcu-
maIism permanently in three weeks ana Gout in
nan That time by removing local inflammation from
the muscles and liraments Of the joints.
Dropsics OF al kinds by fTeei.. nj frc
thu kidney and bladder ; for they operate most de-
lightfnlly on these important organs and hence have
ever been found certain remedy for the cases
of Gravel
Also Norrsis. BY di.Iodging from the turning. q,
the bowels the Shiny matter 10 ~hoh these
adhere
scurvcy, Ulcers, and Inveterate Sores. by the
perfect purity which these Lie Medicines give TO the
blood. and all the humors.
scoIbTiic L uptions and had complications hy
their alternative eject upon the fluids that the
81 and the morbid STATE Of whch occasions all eruu
tive complaints, sailow, cloudy, and other disayeea-
bic complex ions.
The Us. r. these Pills for very short time will e.
feet entire Of salt 81 IA uiu and striking
improvement in the cIeaTness az the skin Common
Colds and Influenza viii aI~ays be cured by one
dose, or two in the worst cases
Piles-rhe original proprietor Of these Medicines
cured Of Iiies, Of 50 years standing BY IL
Fever and AGEe-For this scourge Of the West
country. these Medicines Will be found safe spec
dy and certain remedy. other medicines leave the
tenn subject to return Of the disease cure by these
medicines is peTmement-Tiy them, be satisfied. and
be cured.
Bilious Fevers aud Liver Complnints.--Gene-
raj Beti tv. Loss Of Appetite and Diseases Of Females
the Medicines have been used with the bene-
fetal results in Of this description Kings Evil
and Scrofula, in its worst forms, yields the mild
yet powerful action Of these remarkable edicines
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility, Nervous Complaints
Of all kinds Palpitation Of the Heart Painters Collie
speediIy cured.
aiercur.;ll Dises-s Persons whose cou.titu-
tions have impaired by the inudicious use Of
Mercury, will find these medicines perfect cure,
they mover aI! TO eradicate from the system all the
effects Of Mercury. Infinitely sooner than the most
powerful preparations OF SRrsapariI!a.
Prepared and sold By
w. II. 1IOFF.T.
$50 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALs BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

DEATH OF CoMMopURE PLATr.-Com-
modore Plat died at Newburg New York.
on the 18th OF December. lie was aid to
Commodore McDonough in the battle of
Lake Champlain in 1913.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

WASH FOR DESTROYING INsFCTs.-A
French paper states that an excellent wash
for destroying insects is made by boiling
in PINT and three-quarters of water sixty
two grains each of red American potash.
flower of sulphur, and soap. If it requires
to be stronger, the quantity Of sulphur ard
potash may be doubled. but the soap must
remain the same. Immersion for a second
only, kills ants. the largest caterpillers and
and grqbs. 1t IS said that the solution does
no harm TO plants.
ST. LOUIS. Jan I9-The House Conven-
iion bill WIS slightly amended by the Sem
ate yesterday, IN which ihe Hou<e concur
red. and the bill finally passed. The
amendment reads thus: - No act, ordIn-
auce or resolution shall be valid to change
or dissolve the political relations Of this
State to the Government Of the Unltsd
States or any other State, until a majority
of qualified voters of the State snail ratify
the same"
Mr. Russel, Commissioner from Missi.s
ippi. made strong Secession speech before
d Join. session Of the Legislature last night.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

DEN'AL-Gen Scott denies the truth Of
tie teirgraFhic report Of the difficulty be
tween himself and Nr TUombs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

INDIANA SIX uoa.-Hon. Henry ) Laue.,l
newly elected Governor Of indiana. has cen
eiec;ed T. : Senator. IN place OF Fitch, whose
,sru expires on the 81 Of March
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

CosGREss The proceedings Of Congress
are quite volminous, yet nothing of particular
interest 70 our readers has yet transpired -
a great deal Of time is spent uIoa Compro-
mise measures. without prospect Of the adop-
ton Of anything satisfactory to any portion Of
the Union The Democratic papers of course.
charge the Republicans with all the trouble,
aud assert that they are responsible Tor all the
delay in proper adjustment Of the difficult
ties. and yet the Republicans have not tn i.
control OF either branch of the Government.-
II the Democracy are 50 extremely anxious to
have the difficulty between the different por-
tons Of The Union settled by Congress. why
don't they % to work and do it while they
have the power
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22

TaANKs.-We are Indebted to Hon.
Amasa Cobb f3r ANNUAL Reports of State
Treasurer and Board Of Regents Of Normal
Schools Also to Hon. l.. T. Harvey for
Report Of Secretary Of State, and to Hon.
l. W. Joiner for papers and Documents.
Hon. Charles Durkee has our thanks for
several copies Of Congressional Globe.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22
-
he Senat0rship.

Several balio:iugs were had in the Repub-
lican caucus on The evening of the I7th. but
without coming TO a conclusion as 20 who was
70 be the successful man. The vote on the
last ballot stood IS follows:
Washburne, 50; Howe. .; Randall, a5-
This vote shows about the relative strength
Of the three candidates. and renders COM
promise necessary. We still have faith to
believe tha: Mr. Washhurne will he elected
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-22
FoRT SUMTER.

Any one who is familiar with the Charles
tor harhoF eanuor fail to appreciate The I'M
rortance Of Fort Sunpfer. From the deck
"t our vessel 4 hal The appearance Of a new
red brick building. II completely Commands
the channel. Fort MoullrIc and Morris Island
Our officers, liowevcr. IN doubt " he; her Il
commands the masked battery on that island
which fired On Tie hatteay IS aI,parent-
ly. simply an .arthPork constr c.cd among
sand iillIs. The port holes Of Fort Sumter
overlooking Morris Island were closed, aud II
IA possib!e that the gun. that side Of the
forIress hive not been n-o.n.el