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THE OFFICERS' QUARTERS AT
FORT SUMTER.
SUCH intense interest is felt in
every thing which Concerns the garrison at Fort Sumter that we are
glad to present our readers with
the accompanying picture of the Officers' Quarters at Fort Sumter, from a sketch
kindly sent us by one of our military correspondents in that work. It shows that
the gallant officers are comfortable.
GOOD-BY TO FORT SUMTER.
WE publish herewith a picture of
the good-by waved to Fort Sumter by the wives and children of the soldiers
quartered in that work, as they
steamed past in the
Marion, on 3d
inst., on their way to New York. The scene is thus described in a note from one
of the passengers on board the Marion :
" On Sunday, the 3d inst., as the
steamer
Marion was pro-
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Next Page.)
GOOD-BY TO
SUMTER—FEBRUARY 3,
1861.
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