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Whereas, f'vu II. Park 4 pelham in tic Ce7aty Of
Hancock and ats Of Maine. the 4th day q pscel-
her, d. l,G1 ly his deed Of m9r;rage Of that dtte,
eoayey-I 10 Jar.es Garry Of sad beiham, 1T
Il at I'uHt ia pehain aforesaid and bound tad d.
,er5.. o. Elbows :-Bens one hut part Of LOT numbered
.weaty three. Ne. - being the south hll ct.iei
fhnmfSlu's 81 acre t5t. by Jnnn Temple f5r
Jalaes I'u ls5u ..5 HHYde follows 70 vii sluth-
eIE h7 freier tryr lower Ut, elssrly hy said Fry,
upper iot uurthery by the north half OF said lot,
sas crg ~ Roswell Eiiis' wood lot TO c.rl) aud the
Ellsworth raad, IA wholt lot cuntnR
aud eighty rods or less and b-ing the iall
conveys, said lfis by sal Cley by h., deed Of that
daiei sal decd record ia IIsar1ek County R.s.ry
# Dee| vol IL. psss SO "a wl5sh reere m8y b.
had. The CONDITIONS II said gage having been brok
en- hereby claim f1reclo-ure OF the and give this
notce a-reeahy the provisions Of thu IN such
eases made and provided. JAMES CLAKEY.
Dcdhain, Lane l6-h. 1852, -
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yElHE undersgne having sold their stock in
L trade hereby give notice that they win at
tend to the settlement of their accounts at the Of
fee Of VIZ. 4. PARKER, Esq, Writings Block.
Immediate payment Of all notes ami demands
now due, viii save expense.
Ellsworth, May 18th. II
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Public notice is hereby given that Alopzo r
Craig Ct oflaud, IN the county of Hancock, did,
on the 10Th day o: December ISIS by his deed Of
mortgage # that late duly executed and record
cd, convey 10 Vim. q. Chase, late Of Eueksport
10 said county, now deceased, a certain Parcel oi
real estate situate in said O.land ami bounded
beginning at CO ner fence on the corner Of /. c.
Harriinans and q. VI. Part,d :e's land at a point
about forty ruis north of the county road aiding
iIom BuekspoTt TO Ellsworth, and about thirty-tv0
rods ives, OF the rad leading to the Falls. thence
westerly on Land If &. NJ. Partridge and H. Par.
fridge To land Of /. Gian thence Rorthcriy on
eastern bounds Of said 6inn's land to land Of J6-
seph Gray; thence southeasterIy on said Gray's
land to and then # G, Hartman; thence south.
eriy on said Harriman's western line to the place
Of beginning. containing twelve acre; with all
his right If way in the passage or road leading
FROM said land at the first named corner 10 said
rails road. The conditions Of said mortgage hav-
ing been broken, the undersigned as Executors {
the last will and testament Of said Chase, elaia to
foreelose the same and give this notice for that
purpose. THEo, C. WoODMAN,l
JOHN BUCK, Executors
Bueksport, June 18th, 1852. p
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Price Sc, 90.
rankin HOUSE.
The Subscriber Ia, opened
PUBLIC HOUSE. IN FRANK

and heFes 10 merit success in the enterprise. /,
having ehi5s;ng and faithful ho.ters Ia take III
best Of care II horses. ard by keeping his taJl,
well supplied with substantial food far man.
The etjeet af the Proprietor will b. II make
4" Franklin House home for the traveller, and
place where he may have has wants suui.,ie
promptly and checfiuiy, and at reasonable price.
His buildings have been recently pAiret and re
fttai aua he has many canveuiruces which v Il
make the " Franklin House " desirable st.fs..iai
place. ALEXANDER MARTIN
Franklin, Jan. T. iSG2. 81
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81. Anthony's Fire, Rose. Salt Rheur
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.

From Unrrcy Si-tleF, Esq, tkc sb3s EDITOR Of As
TYtnIhlnuocE l1yss5rrtlf, FesHsBlr1aid.
Our ouly child. AloHi thrcc years OF az, was
aitarErd hy ptmpies Gu hts Forehead. They rapidly
spresa until they formed oathsumr and ytruirnt
sore which covered his fac, aud actually blnded
hi. ewes for some days sAilful physcian applied
nitrate Of silver and other remedies, without any
at,p8rent efsgt For fifteen DAYS guarded his
hands list iih them he shoud tear opcn the fr.
t,rine AMI corrupt wound Nliel, enYcrrd his whole
fsrr. Having iricai every thing eis" We hai any
au1 applying tin iosiitr %; potash lotion, a. YOU
direct The sorr l~-.tan TO heal whsn We hal given
the first bottle and was we'll when had iinistesi
the second. The etiIds cycls-he-, which had como
out INV s.rsin, and he - uoss - htalty and fair
rs any other The whole nci, huoTll0ol prvdIeied
that the e4ld must dls-'
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A large assortment of Fancy Cas>imcers and
DoeshluS for Gents VICAR, Black German
Cloths and Due>kins, Tweeds, Jeans, and
common Goods iof BOYS.
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Suil14NIrf specs Of All Kinds, t5trtg-
rants, itaisias. ramafiuds Irish
Moss, f.cAies, &e, sc.
6c., &c. ,6c., &c, &c, &c.
Just received per Express, a new SUNNY IF n.
most popular Patent Medicines. among which are
/ ~ kNEfI's Preparations; Blood Food. for Live
complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Female Diseases
ana degeneration Of Man; Meoks Magic Com
pound; W hiteoinb's remedy for Asthma Rurnett,
"a Liver OIL; Jayne's Expcctoraut; Wi.;ar,
/ Wild cherry Balsam; Fawle's cure for Piles: Or
Jefrie's Anti3ote; brakes EensoIipe fot rern,v.
| Ing paint tar grease, &e.; Cummings Apcricn,:
dargline OIL Dadd's and Miller. Condition Pow.
aers cheeseman's Clarke's and Dupoueo's Penal.
Piiis, Tor female distinctions, &c; tiru,ars C.p.
eehtfated Cure for nervous weakness; Hembold',
tlud Extract Of Burchu for diseases Of the blad.
der, kidneys, &c; MayHaris Colodiou for burn,
ana cut "ardiner's Rheumatic Compound; Peru
Wan syrup; Gould's Pin worm Syfeb. IIsurbiri +.
| Corn Solvent, an iuiallible rem DIV; Magnetic
| naiSan' Tor rheumatism and neuralgia; Jcaries
| f"nacea Of Life, sure cure for sore Throat ana
bronchial aeet!oasi stone Elixir for bronchitis;
COPELAND sure cure for Bed Bugs.
BlIfEkS-oXygenated IIooaana's. Peek's' U.r.
a5 : Browns, Clarkes Sherry Wine, Langley.
keet aud Herb, Abbotts, ana others;
LlNlMENT-Tobias', Coed Samaritan. Nus.an,
and Llniments and ointments Of all kinds;
eARsAPARILLA-B Balls, Sands, shaker's and
all other principal kinds
PILLs-Ayet's sugar coated Dran3reth's and
NHshts Indian Vegetable.
Also, Viewers oanker aud salt rhenm Svrun. A..
aoias ' lial Fluid; Atwood's Extract Dandeliop.
otaat Purifying Extract, Gays Blood Purifier.
hennedys Medical Discovery; Morse's syrup Vel.
! low Dock; Railways Remedies. McMuI. INV,
OF op'ami Mrs, Winsow's Soothing syrup; sha.
Aer Extract Naleriani Ealm Of thousand Flow.
II n.if
Ayers Cherry pectaral; Brant's Pulmonary IssI
nonafy baisam; ClaTke's Cough syrup; Baehelo,
ana h"rrison's Hair Dye Barney's Mssk Cologne
SHAVING Cream and Verbena Water; Dptsber.
Dead shot for Bed Bugs; and all other ar,isI..
usually kept in Drug store.
Fhvsn'an'' Prescriptions carefully com
pounded.
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From IN NsrrH >f5tf. cf -. fauig. Missouri.
- mad yoHr SttSArSEltt-A morc tFss-taal
rcfnrdy fnr the secondary symptoms OF NggAiiis
alli for Fl,ltr disease than aaY uther Tossess.
t-<t nctICluC- We have"
Ig7afsa I J. FtrHrh, " y, an ruqfaeaf physi-ian ~
Ias~saes, Mus, aAsp IS prominent uses'1sr y
tie E,-is.srturc of .HaFsfretasefts.
TN. tYlE. Ny dear Sir have fo,nd ynrr
StIz tEALjLLS sa eNfyiirnt remedy for NB9Aiiis.
l-f nt the pr4 ~ and secoTfilyg typ, ad eft
iHa Ia ta=t wcr" too ots~i5Hair To- yteti
10 o;ilar frfn-igs~ dn not know " hat VIC can en-
Iloq with e,rtataiy 81 success, Wlierc I'owtt
ial altsr4tiNc Is ff~Iat9tS!.
- gh4ft $ tz,l Fjrs-. r ves- Ertfs Ffri~i. Y J,
I'D tirysfu Hrs itis s.s e4=szi ls thu sfasi
o. IT, rsssf. ga aae=sffi al sist. hh -roly
tryf-tv or trattitH; thst co1i - sI'l, snt the
Izrsz3arug uec uf ANTE's ; ts> " tkftiN tfF5l
him. iazv can b tuaul faoFr tisei"r5ie atl
dtzfrfsstass than tbs, All It tVuk sesoFaI dozen
bgttils IL cur him.
Ie4ecr-hpa, Whites, Female Weakness,
- sHaerallv prn3arai hy ir'srna -refi5 af =
fsr1zaz. af are Wy o1zl uni by tt,g si'traitye
c#yt ~ THIS tf.tt.tltN. ~aae atst~ RI tlFs,
hnzefe-.4a St Of In as iI'sGlGtst, tie tktiigi
ffIHealtaa %. laz4l Fsetfsi.ss-
I~saa III ,-,ft t-s4i r.sI .zii3y - -ato! Or.
.f.f--zh TT. ~ ff=#s==s=k
j" hsfr inUld VIZ : Az, AZ WI. IN cNe=iirHt
H.i=fatisss its disease. ef ftusls Many s.s.s OF
i-rrEHi=rt't, leaaorri.4a, lui-raa j-ra;in1, sni
have yir ltsi L. u, Agf ttr" ar ftv HAT dH ~,
when as p=aaaEly aided by lesl r., iIa-st -"
4 3asy, uHr,t'ag 10 odr'~ ~ publ lf."n q Atr
f#zs4f. frrstra
NJ dlu.',irr and nay -.li have ban crr~l ~ =
VerY dAa!ttsiin- IsfcorFha, q. lou s;A...it4s, u
too %.tjl"- OF yn4r SAB trtetltA"
rheumatism, Gout. Liver Complaint, Dys-
pcpsia, Heart Disease. NeIralI;;a,
when rlfisei bF S-rsftfla ~ the ss,eta, rapidly
Cured b! t4as E.Ar sAHSAiNILLt-k.
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To the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge OF Probate within and
for the County Of Haneeck.
UMBLY shews Fr noes =. Stevens wife II John A.
Il Stevens Of BBHhii, said COUNTY. Amy Lind
ssy. wife q Edwin A. Lindsey e Lynn, in the State Of
Massachusetts and Benjamin D. smith u Beverly in said
state Of Massachusetts children and only heirs Of julia
A, Smith, hste q said Blscbu deceased that they are
seized 10 fee and common Of and ia Ger
tain parcel Of real estate situate In sah Blehh and
the same that their Cirauimo;her de-
ceased, a. dowor in the Of J. Holt late Of Bgnr-
hill, deceased, and which particularly described in the
ec1ts Of the Register Il Probate for said County Your
petitioners, ogning eneurh Part. and the remainder
Frederick A. Hot lfElaeh persons unknown to your
petitioners, and that they possess occupy i'm
prove the saHl part to advantage aforesaid but wholly
se the profits thereof wherefore they pray that Com
issaier may he appointed set OF and assign them
their share ia stVgraity.
FRANCES E. STEVENS.
AMY T. LINDSEY.
BENZ. SMITH.
fy d. W iilScALEY, their Atty.
Dated April I'd, l. g..
At C7art II Frghste held Ellsworth within and for
The County of lilncaek on the third Wednesday Of
June, 4 D. ls52.
GBthe Foregoing pstffian Or8e-e3-Thst the Petition
r give motto. 3. All persons rested by causing copy
Of the petition and prtcr u thereon. bc Published
three weeks successfully IN TIE Ellsworth American
newspaper printed n Ellsworth, ard aso fourteen DAYS
personal not,ee AT least all the other Euers resting
IN The state that they may appear At Probate Court ta
he he'd Al Ellsworth, in sad county she frs; v ri
nrtay q August ueNt, at ce.ock the f1ruJan AMI
s.lew cause IL any they have Why the prayer OF said
petition should ues be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attast3-A- A rNRrtrrT, R,zj-tas.
trae copy OF tie tl.saa aal .rler u court thereon
: A;iests-A. BE4TLsTT
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CI.oA 9.

Just oHeHad, iarse stock Of laase~ Sg,.es
and Summer Cipsks and Sack. COMPRISING
ahout every style. fem the NkW SIlOh1
SACK Ia the LONG CLOAK, @, tn BLACK
and Ee.ar.d. ma5e rom German Cloths,
Salisbury, NildleseN and Kepeliatts.
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Ervsipelas - General Debility p Purify tho
blood

FROM DR. Rabt. ca,rin, Houston 81. Nc'r Tork.
a. pR AYR. | seldom fail 90 remove Erupfioas
and S.rpf3ts Sorss by the pcrrcYertng use OF your
s,rs ,rtRitlA and have inst c rrV Hr sfisrk
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gi-,,p J. T. Johnston. FsJ. Thtrmsdp, Ohio.
. ror twelve wears, had the yellow ErysT-l.s
nm my rirht arm during which time tried al the
relsSra.r1 physicians could rarh and io-.h kuu-
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vre-s had that the cords bscsmr visible, aud the
doctors decided that my arm must b. ainpniaicd.
t.s,,an iaktu.. Your SsHsAFARIti.t. Took two bot
ia and some OF your FtIIaS. Together they have
rnrsl me an, now well aud sonnd as any body.
bnIy IN this @ immunity. and excites the wonder or
all -
PROV, E5g Hrnrs N5aro, W r. r., n NC'rsnasfis,
e n, q ieliiag acnabcr Of the Gdsad.d. fariia-
rseHf. :,
81 have used your StRstrARiiit In my family,
for general debility, and for purifying re Ho@f,
,yb ,r,y frn.a-ial results, and led confidence In
,s,,, yr,Ft,,iin,. IL To the Affected
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Ayers
SARSAPARILLA,

NH - VN~@~~
TIE wosLps eRtsr xrxrpS
scrofula and Scrofalous Diseases.
From Bmery Edes, eel kno'rn merchant Of Or
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OF have sold large Quantities Of Your SaRsAPt-
puJs hut never yet one bottle which failed Of the
desired effect and nli satisfaction TO those who took
IT, As fast our people try H. they agrce There has
hen no medicine iise 80 before in our community"
Eruptiona, Pimples. Blotches, Pustules, Ul-
GERS. Sores and all Diseases Of the Skin.
From Ter RoBt lstruffou, Bristol, England.
al only do my duty tn yon and the public when
I add nv testimony TO that you publish Of the mo-
di-in,l yirtuce OF your SARsArARttt.t. My daugh-
Tor aged ten, had affecting humor In her ears,
.rcs and hair for years, which we were unable TO
eftr. until tried your SAhSAFAhiLt~A. she has
been well for some months.
r. urs Jane f. Rice. ,ceH tleo,ca and mnrh-
1,,ser,1i Lrdy If pennisriiie, Cape h1B 20, ". j.
a Nv daughter has suffered for year past with
sc-of,lou- eruption. which was very trouble SOME
Nothing afforded any relief until VIC tried your
sSrst .RIfiA which soon completely cured her,
Prom Charles r. Gage, Es7, a. the widely taorn
Caos Nnrrqp q 90, manufacturers 81 cndtaeilcd
p4i,rrs ia Nashnd, y. H.
Z had for several years very troublesome
b,,u1or in my face, which gr,'u constantly worse
until II cured my features and hcc9ne an into
srahlc anliction | tried almost every thing
e,niJ Of both adyicc ani medicine, hat without any
relief whatever, until took your SNtsNfNbtiia.
II Immediately made my face worse as you told me
II mIabt for a time hut in a few works the now
skin Es,,,an 10 form under the hloichc- and ron
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and | am without any symptoms OF Inc disease that
/ know OF enjoy perfect health, anu without q
doubt owe II to your SAksAfAsiLLs'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

FORTRESS MONROE, May IA flag of truce
from Craney Island this afternoon brought down
an English nobleman and several newspapers
giving the particulars OF the capture Of Fort Ma
con and some additional particulars of the fall of
New Orleans, with other interesting items.
The Norfolk Day Book of this morning says
that 10 telegraphic dispatches were received last
night.
The Wilmington Journal of Tuesday has the
following in confirmation of the report of the fall
of Fort Macon, telegraphed from here yesterday:
We have Just learned that the fire upon the
fort was opened quarter before six o'clock or
Friday morning, and that the engagement be
tween the fort and Federal batteries was kept up
until seven O'Clock that evening when the fort
becSme wholly untenable and was surrendered as
above stated.
All the guns inside the fort opposite to the side
attacked we're dismounted, and all but three ofthe
guns bearing upon the enemy's batteries were
also dismounted.
The enemy's central battery of preaching guns
was within 100 yards OF the fort. The right
and left thanking batteries were more distant.
Itturns out the report that fifteen of our men
had been killed in scout some days since
against the enemy's pckets is untrue; one man
only was wounded and none were killed.
From other accounts it is gathered that during
the bombardment of Fort Macon seven rebels
we're killed and great many wounded.
Colonel White ana $50 men were released on
parole ny Gen. Burnside.
A Suffolk correspondent of the Petersburg Elk
press under date of April 30, says:
All were expecting to hear from the Merrimac
this morning but the Norfold Day Book is silent
The Petersburg express of to-day says that
many rumors were in circulation yesterday, among
them one the evacuation of Memphis and Cor
inth also the report of the capture of Wilmington
| North Carolina, by General Burnside.
Generals Breckenridge and Hindman have been
| made Major Generals and Colonel W. A. Beal
| Brgadier General
The Richmond Dispatch, of to-day, says:
The panic on the subject of a scarcity of food
is one of the most causeless imaginable. The
! road from Danville to Greensboro is being rap
idly constructed and will open North Carolina
! Tennessee. and even Georgia and South Carolins
for supplies to feed the whole State of Virginia
How causeless the panic above alluded TO is, ma!
be inferred from the fact that in an adjoining
column of the same paper is chronicled sale o
butter at one dollar and forty cents pound II
| the city market.
Six Yankees, seven domestic traitors, and on
recusant Confederate soldier arrived at Richmond
yesterday. The former belonged TO an Ohio reg
iment, and were captured in Bath county, Nlr
! Cinia
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Tennessee News.

PITrsBURG. May "A general order is
sued yesterday transferring Major General Thorn
ass Division from the Army of Ohio to the Ar
my of Tennessee, md Major General Thomas
takes command of the army formerly under Gen
Grant, of which the Divisions of Wallace and
McClernand are to constitute reserve under
McClernand.
Major General Grant will retain command of
his District, including the army corps of Tennes-
see but in the present movement will act sec
ond in command to the Major General command
ing the Department.
CAIRO, Nav 2-Gen Lew Wallaee's division
has taken possession of Purdy without Oppos.
ton. The enemys left flank rested at that
town.
The mortar boats below continue firing on
Fort Wright at intervals of ten minutes.
Com. Foote is preparing for general attack
upon the rebel works.
An attack upon our feet was expected on
Tuesday by the rebel gunboats. Our hotilla was
formed in line of battle. No demonstration was
made.
CAIRO, May 2-The river is stationary and
eight inches higher than ever before known.
The news from Pittsburg is of the highest i'm
pOrtance and its transmission over the wires Is
prohibited.
The latest from the fleet was that it was gene
rally believed that simultaneous attack would
be made by the whole fleet before the close Of
the week.
Memphis papers of the 29th say meetings were
held night before last and it was concluded 10 burr
the city in case of the approach OF the Federal
fleet
The papers urgently call on the people to rein
force Price at Fort Wright as the only hope of the
salvation of the city.
Gov. Yates left tonight for Pittsburg With
hospital steamer and large quantity OF SANITARY
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rebel vessels TO beat hasty retreat out OF range.
No damage was supposed 20 he sustained by the
vessels the range had not been obtained.
The guns were then directed towards the works
at Yorktown and Gloucester with the view OF
getting reply. They we're not long kept wait
ing. when the large pivot gun on the heights Of
Yorktown sent messenger which caused every
one to Jump for the trenches. The fire was nov
kept MP quite briskly for two hours from both
sides. With no damage so FAR as were con
cerned, although some of their shells came too
close 70 make il pleasant. Some Of our shells
were seen TO explode directly over the enemy
parapet, which moment before was lined with
men. About sixty shots were fred from our loo
and 300 FOUNDER PARROTS during the afternoon
What damage the enemy has sustained IS un.
known
The enemy opened upon our parallel where the
workmea were employed about dark. throwing
shells at intervals during the night. No one was
hurt.
Heavy April showers still continue TO visit ~
daily, retardng in a considerable degree military
operations.
Two deserters belonging to the Mississippi
battalion commanded by Col Taylor, campe(
near Yorktown, deserted last night while OF
picket duty. They are both Northern men. They
could give little OF nJ information.
Gems. johnson and Magruder made speeches
last week to all the troops calling on them 10 US.
every exertion to defeat the Northern invaders
that they should never surrender so long as there
was a man left; that if they were defeated a
Yorktown the cause Of the Confederacy was gone
as they were determined TO rest their cause II
this their last battle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03
southern News.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 2-The Richmond
Dispatch of yesterday records the execution as a
spy, on the 2lst of April, of Timothy Webster.
Mrs. Webster, who was arrested with her hus-
band, is still at Castle Goodwin. Webster is said
to have been the first spy yet executed by the re-
bells What if the Federal Government should
commence hanging spiesr
The following additional items regarding the
fall of New Orleans all that can be CLEANED
from the papers:
Com. Farragut has proposed terms of captula-
ton to Mayor Monroe which the latter accepted,
and the city was at last accounts held by bat
TALON of marines from the squadron.
Gen Buffers forces were within a few miles OF
the city, having landed on Lake Pontchartrain.
Information was received at Orfolk yesterday
that Capt Mcintosh, the supposed commander OF
the gunboat Louisiana, at New Orleans, had beer
badly wounded when or where was not stated.
From the same source it is also learned that
Capt. Thomas Huger, supposed to be commands
of the McRae, was MORALLY wounded in the same
engagement
A special to the New York Times says:
Three or four rebel boats off Sewal's Pon
this morning appeared to be placing buoys tC
mark the channel.
Gen. Prentiss and 700 Federal prisoners had
arrived at Selma, Alabama. The officers are =
be sent to Talabega, and the privates to Mont
gomery.
Com. Hollins passed through ~eo+umbia> OF
Saturday en- route To Richmond. - He is amaze
the fall of NeweQNcans.
1t is statea.tha there were one hpndref gun
(heayv1 III position between Eart>Iad &son anC
New-6sIeans-that the Louisiana Wss Ready anC
wati6g-that numerous boarding parties wer'
organized IT, take national vessels at all hazards
and that the. Mississippi. though unfinished, |
>~nsHessary could be brought into action.
Che rebel >GenerNI~ GLADDEN. had died iron
w0undsS ~ SaiIOh.