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CLE7ELAED, o., June 90, Is64.

It is With pleasure that hereby certify
that my hearing has been very much ben
sitted by the skill and treatment Of DR..
Lighthili, under whose treatment have
been for the last two months. The catarrh
a difficulty in my head and throat, is am
happy to state, much better also, and a
bad cough with which have been troubled
for years, has also yielded to DR.. Light
hills treatment, 80 that now I wish to re-
commend the Doctor to any one troubled
as 1 nave been. I reside at Montviue.
'Geauga County, Ohio, and will bo happy to
see any one concerning the veracity Of this
statement ALoNEo REoDEs-
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z. HAKsA. L. HANNA. Z. b HARD, n. A. EAHzA'
DOBERT HANNA s. CO.4SUCOEs
b soRs to Hanna, Gsrretson b Co., Who4esall
Grocers, Forwarding aud Commission Merohani2
and Dealers Ia Pr06uca, salt, Fish, &C., Central
Exchange, Nos i69 snd III RiTsr street and Dock
Cleveland, Ohio.
N8-AEouts for the Cleveland, Dstroit and Lake
crperiaT Line Of Gteaners- tanz8
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TI0ITR AND -FEED Ar WHOIE.

II SALE AND RETAIL.-The public will always
hnd at the subscribers store in the rear OF Council
Hall No. 13T Champain street, the following: The
verv be5t brands OF White aud Red Wheat FlouL
fresh ground Graham Flour, Rye Flour, and fresh
ground Corn Meal, Cracked Wheat, Oat Meal and
Pearl Barley; also Corn and Oats ground togetheE
Mill Feed OF all kinds and Grain, which Will sel
81 the lowest price. Also, Beled hay and Straw
Any purchases made st my store viii be promptly
attended to ard delivered free Of extra charge
lheundersigned was formerly Clerk in Q, ANDREW
Fesi store. lsspS,IT5l j. P. REIDEEBAOHs
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DR.. C. B. Lightbin cen be consulted at
RUsTELL's FOREST CITY HOTEL, Gleve
land, Ohio, 31st until Saturday, November
5th, 1854. '.E jof AugSl; Reed t.
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Selling Out! Selling out!

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
/ zreatl advanced prices Of Goods. and the un
settled state OF the market, have determined to
cioss out my present business, and viii therefore
from tins lay commence Offering my sntire stock Of
Goods at such prices will insure their spe dy
sails. 1 csncct ia the brief pace Of an advertise
nent, enumersts tbs articles IN the stock, out IL
oomprises q line stock OF Linen Goods, Flsnnels,
Blanket Dress Goods, Black Saks, Balmoral skirts,
shawis, Ladies aud Gents HandkeTchiefs, O0tt IN
and Wool y Hosiery, Bombazines, Alpaoas, " hlte
Goods Emrroideries, Lace Curtains, Table uiCths
Napkins, Velvet Ribbons, and q full assos tment ci
Goods usually kept BY ne. AL goods will positive
It be offered as low, and many articles even % ,
tn Eas ern market. The public, IS well as eoan.
try merchants, will find this good opportunity Of
rs lunishing their stock on very advantageous
erms. AL are invite to call and secure some OF
the BARGAINS Z. HYMAH, q
b ep2O Cor. Superior st. ard Pablic Square,
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Sevsuq @aaehtues.
IHE FTOPRNCR.

UIHE FLORENCE.
It has many improvements owe any a1d all
SEWING MACHINES.
II has the reversible feed feeding the cloth sis5
70 the right or len, 70 stag seam or fasten the
ends Of seams It takes four different stitches, the
Lock Double Lock, Knot and Double KRot-eaah
being alike on both sides Of tie fabric. Its no
tons all positive; COWS the thiekest oi thinnest
fabrics without change OF tension. Hons any
width hem folls bFads. quilts binds, gathers, and
ssws in rufie at the sams time.
E. W. GLEASON 3 co, Agents.
No. @ Public Square, Cleveland, and No. Merrill
Block, Detroit. Agents wanted iuiySI-E e
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FROM ?. L. eLewIS ESQ.,, PRESIDENT OF TIE
CITY BANK, JOLIET, ILL.
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IOunted to over
SAl.ll1.100.

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL RECEIVED By the Treasurer
Of the United States, at Washington, the several
Assistant Treasursrs aud Designated DepOaitaries,
and by the
First National Bank OF Cleveland, o.,
Second National Bank g,
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further iniorua-
ton and .
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
[sep90169l
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gesl Wftlss Ssat-ganls.
1884. Summer Arrangement 1884.
FOR THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF EAILS
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST-OFFIOB,

81 Mails will bs opened and ready for delivery
QUE hour after arrival OF trains.
81 An Mails close one hour before departure Of
trains
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Yours, very sincerel

JOnrr, H., July II, 1858 G
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ALBANY, N. y Sept. !, 1884.
Deafness Cured. More Near Home
Testimonials.
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September 9th, 1884.
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.NREAsE sPoTS.-?Fs ALL THE
Indifferent sorts of Benzins for removing grease
spots, Hegeman's ia decidedly the best. "Hege-
mans Concentrated Bensine y for sale by
CHURCHILL& BRoTHER.
~ Our new location l2s o stario street. aug5
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HENRY @. ROBINSON, Guardian,
By BACKUs = NOBLE. Att'yE.
September p, 1a54. sep23:l7l
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IVORY SLEEVE BUTTONS-JUST
received By C0WLEs 4 co.,
auR25 @ aiil IL dell House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-26

10 the Honorable Justices Of the Supreme
Judicial Court next to be holden within and for
the County of Hancock on the fourth Tuesday
Of October, A. ID. 1868.
fsHIIE undersigned John A. Rodicks, OF Eden, in
4 suid County of Hancock. respectfully repre-
r. $ ervryrs scnts, that he was legally married
sT,gp so. to Alice Rodiek, then of said Eden
D. NJ SARGENT on the sixth day of April. A. D. 1856,
81, 1868, and that he has ever conducted him
.elf towards her, the said Alice Rodick, as a du-
tiful and faithful husband, and kept and perform
ed I'll his marriage vows and obligations, yet the
4aid Alice a. Rodick, entirely regardless Of her
marriage contract and VOWS, on her part. did ur-
lawfully and without just cause, aud without col
luson or the consent Of the said John A. Rodick,
desert your petitioner or about the first day
Of August, A. ~ 1871. at said Eden. and went
from this state, to parts unknown TO your petit
toner, aud has uulawfnily continued said deser
tion to this dttc. Whercup0n your petitioner
prays for RI gh and justice, and that the bonus Of
marriage low existing between your petition r
and the satd Alice Rodick, may be dissolved and
that n divorce from tho bonds OF marriage
aforesaid may be decfeed -
JOHN A. E0DiCk
b. NJ. SARGENT, Atty. 70, Lbcllnt
Eden, July j, 1865.
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Ellsworth -Feh. ?2l Louisa II, Brown, aged
q years, wife If Enoeh L. Brown.
- Feb. 10Th, Of consumption, in the 33d year
of her age, Ann NJ, daughter of Mr., John Jun
ker.
SedgNcl-Jal. 18th Mrs. Mary Roberts, wife
OF Amaliah Roberts, sed about Is years. Mrs.
Il. has left aged husband, and numerous fan
lily of children, to lament her sudden departure;
and although she never made m open profession
Of religion, yet she had cherished hope of sal
walton for many years and once received by
an evangelical church, saitaUe candidate for
baptism; yet sho Away manifested her attach.
lnent to tho cause of truth and holiness, by her
atteu'lance on the public worship of God, apd her
interest in the SICK ard afflicted around her; aud
seemed to regret, in her last hours, that tbs had
M zleetsd to unite with some christian church.
But now it was too late; but from tho fruits of
religion, uniformly developed in her life and con-
yersation. We cannot d ait that she il happy
with her tod in heaven, [lions Advocate please
copy.
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A. r. yELnasoN'a'

whore all are invited to III and examine.
yEHIiE Empire Machine has taken any quantity
n of Premiums, and would have taken more
Premiums if there had been more Fairs.
Why the Empire N,chine is better than any othf,
l. It makes the lock or y shuttle stitch which
will neither mp rapci, and is alike on both ades.
2. 1t has neither cam nor cog waefl, and the
least possible friction, and runs smooth glas.,
and is emphaticahy Nmseiess Machine.
5, 1t performs perfect sewing on every deserip-
ton of material, from leather to the finest muslin
with cotton, linen silk thread, from the coars-
est to the finest number.
4. 1t requires fifty per cent less power to drive
it than any other machine. girl 2 years OF
a can rk it steadily without fatigue or inju
ry to health.
s. Its strength and wonderful simplicity Of
construction render it almost impossible to get
out of der, and is gHaranted to give entire snt-
saction.
6. Its seams are more firm and beautiful, being
alike on both sid, 5, leaving ridges u wear of
by washing and ironing
Z. The tension of both threads is got OF the
suffice of the machine; you DO not have to turn
the machine NJ Si3c dowa to get the tension of the
lower thread. When the tension is once adjusted
on the Empire Machine any quantity Of sewing
can be done without change
s. Its seams cannot be removed without pick
ing or cutting them, rs it is a firm solid stitch.
O. This machine has been examined by the
most profound experts and pronounced to be SIM
gi,eity and Pctf'of'oa om5Faea
TO- We respectfully invite all who may desire
to supply themselves with superior article to
call and examine this unrif7ied 3lochlac. An in
speetion Of this machine vii satisfy any person
II it, great superiority to anything in the market
H. Five minutes instruction is sufficient to en-
able any person to work it to entire satisfaction.
.y-onc OF the Empire Machines be seen
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q 6 AkER'S
CELEBRATED
Sewing machines.


I}hyhe Grorsr s. Baker Ntctins is Bet:
/, 1t is more simple durable, aud less !ihcly
to arrangement than others.
.. Il scws from ordinary spools, and no rewind-
ing OF thread is necessary.
81. 1t sews with equal facility all fabrics, thu
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all kind
Of thread, silk, cotton or linen.
A. its seam is - ztrong and elastic that it new
err breaks, even On the bias.
). It fastens beth ends Of the scam by its ord
operation.
o. It's scam, though cut at every sixth stitch
remains firm, and neither or r0ueiS in wear.
I. Its scam is more plump and beautiful. and
rttaius its beauty after Washing better than any
other.
5. It's scam can he removed in altering gar
ncuts AFTER PRopER INSTRUCTION without pick
ing OF cuttin, them.
.. Watching and varying the tensions upor
the threads necessary in other machines, is I'M
necessary in this. The tension being once adjust
ed on the Grover & Baker machine, any amount
of sewing may be done without change.
10. Itmikts beautiful embroidery without any
change Of arrangement, simply by inserting thread.
If sutaJlc sizes AMI coors tor this purpose. /
is the oaiy Machine til It Joth cLbrodeFs aad sew,
perfectly.
A variety OF these Machincs, in running order
may be examined at the American Bookstore
Ellsworth, aud will be sid at the lowest rates. by
SAWYER & BURR, Agents.
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FRIENDS AND RELATIVES
THE
Brave Soldiers G Sailors.


II VII have Trjen3s anl Relatives Ia the Afmy
n Navy saouli take c.htrial edte that they b.
flflF -uprlied with these FiIs and Ointment; and
crn brave Soldiers ana -jtl Is ll;t, neglect
ri ~ PROV ilc themselves with tacm, no better
present can be set taQm by thelr friends. Tiny
a,.G heeu pro, cd to be the soldiers never failing
gjcal in the hour IL eed.
Coughs aad Colds aTeetjn; Troops,
WI he speedily relieved and cacctaaIly cured
ov using these admirable meai1ju's, and by pay
IN. froper attention to the Directions which art
lttfc.Hcd to each rotor Box,
sick headaches AMI Want OF Appetite,
Incidental to Soldiers.
Ti.ase feelings which - s4dGen us usually arise
trom trouble OF anuoyaaee', distracted pefsPira-
t:on, al citing anI drinking whatever is unwholc-
some, thus disturbing thc zeasth!ui action OF the
liver AMI stomach. Iaese -aus mpst be relieY-
ed. ii vou desire to be well. The Pills, taken ac-
oarttns to the printed Instructions, Will quickly
produce Il healthy action il. both liver and stom-
ach, and n natural consequence Il clear head and
god appetite.
Woikno IS and Debility induced By over
fatigue,
WI soon disappear by the use Of these invalu
aide Pil.s, and tue soldier will quickly acquire
4llitiend strength. &eeer let the bowels be
either confined or unduly acted upoa. 1t may
seem strange thar ltoiipwly's Pills should be
commended for DySeaiefy aaa flix' many persons
suppos'ng that they wonid increase tHe relaxation
This Is steat mistake i9f taess rms viii e9tltsf
thc live. and stomach, AMI thus remove all the
.lcIil hupfufs from tho system. This medicine
III ,.i, t..,1,l yi.,ar Ia the VIII lc or,.rie sys
7to,, I-,,.c5 whit. healtl and s,tcnitt
ia ,.,t,nr ~ e,,,.. Aatbiu., wiz sta,
,'i..sti,,, If m, as mis- fn.
nous medicine.
Volunteers Attention! Indisoreuons of
Youth.
Sorrsani Viccrs. Blosehes and Swcllin.s, can
VII esft.inty be r!aieatfv cured il the ptls are
,,1n M, ,,,,l ,norniu~. anil tie ointment be
rely u.,d a. stated in me printed Instructions
IrtIsatcd in any other manner, they ,ry up in one
iart and break cut il aaetAee. Whereas thi.
Ointment viii remove the bumars rom tho sgsi en-
anu leave the patient vigorous and hcaltly man,
1t viii require a ittlc perseverance, III bad CASES
"a . sure a lasting cue.
For NVouNIs either cccGstc-:c1 by the Bay
on :, Sabre or the Bullot, Sores or Bruises
TO which every soldier and SAILOR are liable
here are no medicines so SIC, sure "na e'nyen
lent as Holloway rms aAd 'lMmehi' iae POOR
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VOLUNTEERS AND CONSCRlpTS !

To Soldiers or any others wishing tn increase their
income there is no better way of doing so at this
time than from the SAFE OF our Watches THEY ARE
WAERASTED AS REPREstNrEDl
"Particuary valuable for officers in the Army and
travellers "-FYGBk Lesiies Feb u.
"pretticst best and cheapest timepcccs ever offer
ed " Y Illustrated Nctc, Jan. 10.
every pretty and durable Watches for the Army
" y lfrmy and Navy Journ. Government Organl
Aug 90
.Onc of the oldest and most reliable houses in
bu sincss - Louisville, IN, journal, July 81.
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MOem0Eers Wanted.

ysNWo OR THREE good workmen to work on
Ladie,' Pesged boots. Good wages aud
steady employment given.
Address
L. Il. GUILt0Rp.
palobscot, 1 b. 10, lsbl Sw5
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INA Farm for Sale.

The Ingalls, farm, so called in sullivan, contain
ing about 40 acres of land, good buildings shore
privileges Of wharf, &c, &c, f,r sale cheap To-
quire Of L. @. INGALLS, on the premises.
Sullivan, an. so, iSGi. +2n3
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s,1 EpoM NOTICE,
E.AsEEL SEMINARY.

raNuE SPRING TERM of this Institution be-
gins on TIT lspAY, FfBHuAEr 18Th, This
School oilers to young ladies' tho healthiest Local
fen in the country, aud reputation for mental
culture second 10 mono in New En- gland.
For Catalogues, Re, apply to
G. W, BRIGGS, Prmapa'.
Auburndaie Mass, Jan 90 l6Gt. Gw2
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4 FTER extensive practice of upwards OF tweRty
- years, continues " secure Pateits the / utsa
iates also in Great Britain France and ether Forepl
countries. Caveats, specifications, Bonds Assignments
and ali Plpars Drawings tor Patents, executed on lib
cral ms and with Dispatch. Researches made inc
american or Foreign works. to determine the validity
Utility Of Patents lnvenous-and legal brother advice
rendered in all matters touching he Copies Of til.
claims Of any patent furnished h. remittns One Dollar
Assignments recorded Mt Washington
Tie Agency isaot only the largest in Now England but
Trough il inventors hive advantages for securing Ia
ents. Of asceraionc the paentab!ity of irveutrs
trpsse1 by If not imneasurahiy superior to- any which
nm b. off red them elsewhere. The Testimonials below
.vcu prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL At I'LL
PATENT otPICE than the subscriber and 81 CCfss
Is TIE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND kBif.
Try lie wouia add that hchas abundant reason to be-
lieve and prove that AZ other ofce Of the
charges fo professional services so mo lerae
immense practice of the subscriber during twen'!
years past faS enabled him to accumulate vast collie
ion Of Specifications and Official decisions relative pa
.ents.
These besides lis extensive library Of legal and nc
ihaaca works. and full accounts Of p1te1lS granted
the United States and Europe, render kim able, heynGt
Al necessity Of journey to Washington. to procure
patcn and the usual great delay there are here saved
Gyentors.
TEsrIN oSfALs
regard Mr.. taiy as Of The most capqb3e and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
Intercourse CHARLES MAS N,
0ommisS Toner Of Patents.
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors hat they
tlhut employ Il person Hfbft COMPETENT dHH PhSfHhf
ny ti more capable Of putting their applications in Il
to secure for them an early and fsynahlc consider
ttioiI at the Patent Onrc.
tDMtN Nd ET'RKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
Mr.. Il II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli.
cations on all which patents have been grant
al and that Is H0ir pcHdH9. such unmisakaiblc propi
great and ability his part leads
mend ali invent to apply u him 10 procure their pa-
cns rs they may be sure Of having The most faithful
uteutin bestowed ON their cases. and AT very reasonable
'largeS." JOHN TAGGAKr
During eight months the subscriber. in OF hi.
aree practice made tcfce rejected applications SIX
TEEN APPE Ms. EVERY On Il Of which WAS decided
ia his ilt0r, Is the Commissioner Of Patents.
l.. II. EDDY.
Eost0n. Dec T.. lSC3 lyon
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MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS.

Being Hunting or Open Face or Iady's Gentle
mans Watch Combined, with Patent Self
Winding Improvement amost pleas
ing Novelty.
ONE OF THE rhETTilSr. MOST CONVENT
cut and decidedly tho best and cheapest time
piece for general and reliable ever offered. II
has within IL and connected with its machinery, its
own winding attachment rendering Key entirely
unnecessary. The of this ajcii are compose!
Of two metals, the outer being fine 10 carn gold
II has the improved ruby action lever movement,
and is warranted an accurate ime-piece. Price su-
pcriy engraved, per of half dozen, &2ol. sam
NJ .ntnl In mn hnNna
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I T E M S, &c C.

About 900 freedmen week are en-
listed into the Union service, at Chatta
nooga.
General Meade has gone to the
army.
"A man in Taunton has been ar
raigned for sending fraudulent marriage
notice TO the Boston Journal.
-Thurlow Weed has been writing ar
ticles in favor of the repeal of the Home
stead law.
Maine has furnished to the army 40
II0 men, and at least 10000 more to the
navy.
"A long tunnel. the one made TO let
out the Union prisoners, at Richmond. 1t
was sixty feet long.
We return thanks TO Hon. II. Ham
lin, Hon. w. P. Fesscnden, Hon. Lot NJ.
Morrill, and Hon. T. A. Pike for valuable
public documents.
The March number Of Cooley is a
superb one. we think the hcst Of the sea-
son. Let all the lovers of Cooley secure a
copy. Moses Hale will supply all orders.
Six hundred thousand pairs Of shoes
have been manufactured at Auburn in
this State, the past year. SO it is said.
The small pox has hccn prevailing
in the town Of Otis for some weeks, bit
has now aubsided. There has been five
deaths in one district of the town, from
this discaS"-
CREpITABLE TO NEW ENGLANp.-Wc
notice that the Boston Udtcimaa and Re
Hector, one of the marked religious news
papers of the country, presents this year a
very attractive list of contributors. Mrs
Harriet Bcechcr Stowe is among thcm.and
is furnishing brilliant sketches Of our
prominent public men. That upon Mr.,
Lincoln, already given. was certainly one
of the most vivid, life-lilse portraits Of orr
Prcsiden, yet published. We are glad
that New England has so abba rcprefen-
tative religious journal as or vigorous
Boston contemporary.
Ellsworth. Feb. eth, lsGi
MrSsns. SAWYER s BtRG:
Will You please place the following mo-
tice in this weeks paper:
The Ellsworth Soldiers Md Society
have this week forwarded annshcr bon t"tAe
Sanitary Commison, containing the follow
inc, or,;cle. VII mr.. rlaut,r, Drawer.
W., ,,,.:a.. :, WI,
prs E'Hht' ',i''''s' - - W.
Stockings, prs Shippers - fap'rS ana
Pamphlets. jar Pickles. Dried Apples
and cranhcrrics. , Quilts. :. Roll. Banda
yes : Dressing Towns l !ileN e'5c' !
Pilow-tck
l.. 7 pgEIPq. Cor. see.
THE ESroIMyNr BiII..=ln the Sol
ntc ON Friday. Mr.. Wilson called Up The
report Of the Committee on Conference on
the Enrolment BIZ. X lengthy debate
followed. which vas participated in y
Mrssrs. Hall, Crimes, salisbury, DAVIS
Howe, Howard, Lane Of kansas, Ian" q
ton was taken On the mo .nll 10 concur In
the rcport of the COMMITTEE 0t Gneler-
cucc Agreed tD-ycas %. mas 10 W.
The Pennington Chra2le.s sat5 tha
water power at lt'erinofc 5Hls has tfth
purchased ny company Vim "a. .'h!ia.e
establishing Il faclarl for candtHsag laiia.
apple juice, &c N winch afyt atvhi 70
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-26

Our blockadmg squadron have been
doing thriving business of late in caich-
ing the blockade runners. The following
is the last batch given
The Navy Department has received de-
spatcbes from the East blockadng squad
ron, reporting the capture of the British
schooner Eliza and the SloeP Mary, both
from Nassau, While attempting 10 run out
of Jupiter Inlet with a cargo Of cotton.
The sloop Caroline was also captured
while trying 10 ran the blockade nj the
same place.
The British aloop Young Racer was
driven on shore and destroyed. She was
laden with salt
The schooner VIM. Aiken was captured
while attempting to run the blockade with
81 babes Of cotton and 10000 pounds Of
tobacco.
The sloops Hope and Garibaldi. and 4
small boat named lydia, were captured hy
the L. ). schooner Bcauregartl, re~eiit,T.
or Jupiter Inlet, Fla, bound 10 Nassau.
All were laden with cotton and turpcntine.
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i"r Sals il - worl'i f..
l,I C-L.PICE.
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STATE or MAINE.

B. NJ. sAnGEyr, Atty, 70, Libclant,
Eden, July 81, 1865,