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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-06

The Rocklana D,mocrat docs ~

The Rockland Democrat docs NOT
like the call for Peoples Convention. 4"
in any light in which it may be received
1t takes exceptions to the authority of tho
committee, &c. The Democrat is plainly
spoken sheet, with good deal of ability
and influence, and We may therefore sun.
pose the thing lie not satisfactory to the
whole Jameson wing of the Demo cracv.
We quote paragraph from the Democrats
article
This call is signed by the members of tho
Jameson Democratic State Committee. A
Peoples Convention should originate with
the people, and not with n political commit
tee. Starting from such source as it docs.
this movement will have no confidence =
Things ought to be called by their RICH 3
names, 50 that nobody shall be cheated. A
political convention under an alas is far
worse than an outspokcn political conyen-
ton. A genuine call for an honest peoples
convention should be signed by men OF nil
parties, and would DC Beside that, whero
did this Committee get their authority 10
call such a convention? Acting in tho
name of the Democratic party, had they any
right to call anything but democratic con-
ycntion? The Committee have strangely
mistaken their business, and wandered wide
" from the constitutional, legitimate, usual
and proper functions committed to them.
Now there are just two things about this
call which must kill it dead. In the FRS,
place it is not a peoples call, for it did not
originate with them, and they will hayo
nothing to do with it. In the second place
IT throws the democratic organization over.
board and all democrats arr released from
their allegiance to party, and at liberty to
vote where they please. The act has dis
banded the organzation-kiilcl it. There
is no longer jameson State organization.
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Inc 's..s "'.z Is i.t 81 The Maine soldiers
who wsse caaanei At S,l.,bu,v \ e ~.
t.,.y. h.. r. ,..-.s...l --.t....s..5t
49, 'sa.'si a. NV Tx en
- ,'.''a 'ls . .,t7h 9''i' q Q.
sa i's = hn5drn 3D. J.
l.. Glars ~; ". = t,,I,u5g..t,w M = = =
y,N. 9TH l. Chairman. t,.-.f.r b.. - n
DAVIS. Jr.. If. M. Et.t,5,l1 : -. p
Hau.ltu 1. K4I.ef. II I. PERRIN. II ; ,,.,,b, n
: D.Gatrs. {. Af45IettI + p,lr,.r = p,,ki5. r
Rice. II. II ,-,ftf,., " n -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-06

CONSTITUTIONAL vs.. SrccEssrUL.-The grea.
anxiety OF some is u have "a successful war,
OF Others Constitutional Tie former
would take all measures TO conquer the enc
my, the latter would follow the text of the
constitution II It lead the country to des-
iruction. W hen secession started the form.
or said 1t must be pat down, but the latter
said there was coercion. When the war
commenced the former were ready 10 raise
nen and money to crush the rebellion. but
the latter could find no warrant in the cons.
tItuti1n for such acts and opposed them
Aud so 1t has been all through the rebeli-
on. The Latter are like the ancien, doctor
who bllstered, pursei and blcl in all eases
alike, and when his patients died-as thsy
usually dld-his inyariaLle exculpation was
died by the books The Course or
these constitutional stickers would kill the
country, but thier pleas of Justification would
be like old doctor So Died by the books :"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-06


Important from North Caroiaa-.Srict mas
ires IN rela'ion {" Filgitirc Mares ONlal
hsf Of hiHed and Wounded IN ID Name
Capture Of a Pe'=e loaded nth eotfon-77 81
rounded soldiers al Fortress Monroe on
aal statement Of the National Dit
Ady;ces from Nevher, sh,v o@ns;a i,"i
e,c;te,nen, ev;.,ino r. - eiaois
Sranle, re,nrn;na So ~ b.. ~ u''Sl;I'
yras snbsanuan,i,e r'.,aJ y - -, WIT "n'cii
soldiers '''e.s' -4A''''"us'''s
The T,a.., was,;,n,a -.
states tina, an orde, has 3acn ;.sn.d .u.''
every steamer nd v.ss.I l,rn,, ~
the 1nrpo.e Of .,onn;n, anv $50 W." pVle , ,9a
fund on hard Win &c., go V % te'p'e
North. The names If csr7a;n so,.s W 'lt ne
vessels are ON Tho liz, If snsn;c;eai ans =.
who vii; he sn b;act 10 o,res, f,r -; i..so1
here on cbarcn: If erwin W. ,"ti, arrival
son, from ,bs S%,b ''"' 0'AeA f''
Adams 1 Co 5 agents have haon uo;,oa
On and rson;rci - sLns ~, DVe" az w"'teu
some weeI. hack and n,rsans A." 40, = Oi1's ~.
+, M,ssacb,.a,ts ond III -. ~ " 'su.
of stray perta. sewing machines 81 '' The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-06

ExrENSEs o. TIE WAR.-lt has heen stated
SO often that tie expenditures of the
Government amounted to quite three millions
FER day, that it was generally believed. Mr..
Dawes, in the House Of Representatives the
other day gave some statements which were
mech more hopeful
Mr. Dawes took into his account the ex.
penditures Of the government from the time
the administration came into power. d twn
to Thursday Of last week. The extenditure.
Tor the war department during that time had
been S374 IL, 600 for the Navy S4a .055.-
coo and for all other purposes S2j .367
0Oo making an aggregated SILL ,594 600.
Thus the average Of expenses for military
and naval purposes together was almost pre-
elsely one million per day. The public
debt, including the so 900 600 left behind
by Mr. Buchanan, had last week reached
Sisl, 1876, l4j. This statement IS far moro
favorable than the most sanguine have sup
posed possible Mr.. Dawes. however. youeb.
es for his data as trustworthy and although
h's statement is not official, his high charae-
ter and posit n will secure for il crea,
weight and oonGlence
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-06

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Ldfer rom ne Army o. the Pofomae- I'm
poFfani heconnoissdnoc q Gen. HooSer-
me fdfe 2, h'eat"ond Naied-fdsSpoH'
Jo' -"ar"'fes'
asHiNGroN, I'D.
our consul at Marse,lles states that Am
er'eAhS eihoarSins 'or that port should have
Pas'Pp'e slsneh py The French consul, thus
preventing masters oil vessels beng hned ana
d great inconvenience 10 themselves before
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-06


Point Union Demonstrations at Norfolk
The Great Uaion Victory at Richmond
Later from HqEeck's Dsportment-Dar-
ing Erpiou Of Col Eliot and I1lca Car
airy.
NEW YORK, 81.
The Tr'bune's Washington despatch VS.
Lieut.. Frank c. Davis, of the Sd Pennsylya
MIA cavalry, was dispatched on Sunday last
with a SIN ii squad, to open communication
between the land forces and gunboats oppo-
site City Point, on james River. Ii, ac-
eomplishcd his errand in style so hand.
some. aud surmounted with such difficulties
in doing it, that he has been thanked by the
Commanding General in public order The
Lieutenant reports that the GIlena, which
he visited, is very much cut up by the enc
my's shot. She will be obliged u 90 into
dock before she can 60 into action again
The battery she was engaged with mounted
ing in her below the water line.
The Tri5une's despatch says the rehes
showed themS Ives on the Potomac, opposite
Maryland gifts last week, but Were soon
scattered by lew discharges from the nine
inch Dahlsrens manned by sailors, which
were planted on the Heights. They Were
not prepared to find the gunhoats up there,
The World states that the Government h is
decided to accept all three months militia
regiments that will Offer up to June 10th
next. They are to report themselves for da-
ty at Washington, Columbus Ohio, and 1t
Louis.
FORTRESS MONROE, lst,
wa Baltimore, ID.
The Union meeting held at Norfolk last
night was a very spirited affair The meet
ing was got up at sh )rt natice in consequence
Of the presence of the ii n. Mr. Segur. but
it was "a complete success. Some eight hun
bred people wcre.prcsent.
The PROJECTED new Union newspaper in
Norfolk will be started this week and a more
expensive Union demonstration will shortly
be made. There was large Union meeting
at Portsmouth last night which was attend
cd by IL hundred people. Patriotic speeches
were made and much enthusiasm was mani
tested.
Tie notifications at Pig Point were blown
mp to-day by the navy, together with the
rebel barracks in the vicinity.
WASHINGTON, Cd.
Dispatches of an unofficial character re-
ceived from the headquarters of the army
say that the importance and dimensions OF
our victory increase as they are hourly de-
veloped.
According to the statement of prisoners
brought down by the White House boat,
this afternoon, the object of the enemys ut
tack on our lett wing yesterday, was to reach
tho river, and thus to cut off our line of
communication. This was the purport vi
the address to the troops before leaving
Richmond yesterday morning
20. WASHINGTON, ID.
The following despatch was received at the
War Department this morning:
uALLecK's HEADQUARTERS, DEPART
. ment Mississippi, near Corinth, LIST j..
The following despatch has been received
from Gen. Pope to Gen. ualleck
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The Battle beforc Enlargement Of
Nj elan $ Experimentation Gen. Ere
nlonl-Ihe Rebels Routed near Front Roy.
al
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-06

Generals Fremont and VI DacR Pursuing
Jackson-Oar Loss u, Richmond Bate
5000 Aided aud Wounded
WASHINGTON, 3d.
The Government regards it as pal 5le
fact that the movers in the present rebellion
never entertained the expectation of aehcy.
ing revolution; what they desired wis to
open point for military Intervention. on
which they relied to overthrow the MON
They began their intrigues even before they
ventarcd upon rebellion. and ever since have
applied themselves to this work OF nterycn-
ton. The pretence OF revolution was there
fore fraud, and Is now exposed to the
world. 1t is not doubted that these views
are now, or soon will be. known To European
Governments through the Secretary Of State
NEw YORK, 3
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Press, near Richmond, writes under date Of
May 30th
Yesterday morning Gen. St5neman broke
up his camp and marched around Richmond
towards Petersburg He had with him u
force of - 900 men. | am unable to tell
the object Of this movement
NEW York. 81
The statement Of our loss in McClcll.n :
battle should read 5000 instead of 800, as
incorrectly stated in the dispatches to the
evening papers.
" oopsToCK, Va. q.
The enemy was driven out of Stras5urg
last evening. by Gen. Fremonts advance
guard and have been closely pursued to-day
by Gen. Fremont forces and Gen Blyard's
cavalry brigade. They have several times
made stand, and skrnishins has been go
ing on constantly, bat with trflins l5ss on
either side. One Of Gen. Bayard's COM
mand was killed, and Col Pilson, chief of
artillery, and one of Gen. Fremonts aids
was wounded TIE enemy are now cncamp-
ed about thres miles beyond Woodstock,
our forces holding the village. We have
taken about 300 prisoners, and more are b.
ing constantly brought in.
BALTIMORE. Sd.
A survey of that rorti of the BAltim 1rc
and Ohio railroad recently approached by
the rebels, shows that but little damage has
been done. The r5adnastcr reports the
damage done to the bridges slight, and that
the road will be in thorough working order
by Thursday night or Friday morning
Col. Henley. of the first MARYLAND reri-
ment, has reached Martinsburg lie ha. a
slight sabre wound on the side of his had
he will soon be able to take the field again
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-06

sui Later from HaHerk's HndYuart.rs-
$40 Prisoners from Hdnorcr C0urr house
--N.,cs from Col. keaieY-Large Portion
Of has Regiment PfiSoH,rs-B r ,dal Treat.
meHt q. he Wounded d med bV fhe REQ
eis-Arriral q an Eaghsh Steamer as a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-06

From Nd C1eilda's Ar5,2--- Tie Enemy Attack
our Lines-4 Desperate Battie-1Ae En-.
tany Rspnlsef-Rebei General Cdptured-
- Lite Rock. Arkansas Occupied By our
Troops.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-06

Gallant Exploit Of Lieut.. Darts at C,iy
Point Union Demonstrations at Norfolk
The Great Uaion Victory at Richmond
Later from HqRecks Dspartment-Dar
ing Erpiou Of Col. Eliot and Iolea Cdp-
airy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-06

NHltA1p. DIST
a special despatch from Caro- slys an Ar
kansas refuge arrived from the fleet yesterday
and says that Little Rock is fully occupied
by the Federals. The Arkansas Stlta L.g.
isiature had scattered, and the Governor Il d
the State He says Nicksburg was sarrend-
to tine Federal feet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-06-06

Deta3s Of Tco Days-B1nles before Rob
,aond.
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NEW York, June |

New Orleans dates by the Bulletin are to
tae I'D. Major General shepley has rssam-
cd the duties of Mayor, Mayor Bsli that Of
Recorder OF the city, and Capt. Jonas H.
French has been appointed Chief of Police
These functionaries will discharge the duties
Of their Offices until some loyal citizens are
elected to fill them. The Bank OF Commerce
had reopened its doors and commenced bas-
mess, refusing rebel shinpl.sters.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-26

4 -inrl. ioitle q s~PAUIDrSa's rRFPAhxD
slJF eli save zen times ~ cost
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-26

81. EFp1fff4 hee 60 safe ~ tnrrs<et
.tt nat.f.e ks ts4 4ntfr44-I. sff t4r
80 ~s~f~st< 10y utr rfre frsfr1rslac -
asae 81 - sftr-~ sSfif~-s 49,
lIIfF
.1tNfls f4cea hee
80. F-rrse-Re.srco1 1-1rs -~-
EHs>o~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-26
DIR 0

From ~ho-e Store hundreds leave daily. re-
joicine at the kno~ledec oftli- sraiis Secret:
We have uoN 81 hand The ~laree-t. most
varied. choicest and cheapest ~ DRY
GOODS ever exhibited under one roof r. ..e
United Sale-. ~ Consequence q the i'm
mense quantities oi good, 40 RECEIVING Is
query train OF ears. We have been obliged %
extend Onr immcA-e
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EXPRESS COMPANY.
MERCHANTS DESPATCH.
oxsse 81 NsssE.t - -. American Kspr-se e..
vHov VIEW YORK. AND uosroS.
T. 10 ws.t and sratt.Wssl
ya special cars ON Em ixvenf Pas.
eug~r Trains.
TINE RECEIPTS GIVEN.

ne sbsTs psrpstct fr-srts cocss a. nors q.
velnsas rate han sny Ire funniuF West. sreeff
he rsruisf Enpftss Co1Psey. Forwarding Bills.
~-~-fnr he eusfrs rcutr frr-s W. rork sDf ro<tor
rusr ant~elnr tine. wfif - C~<n
Nsfk ell rscksrs "uerctsrts rfsgt.~t," rt
.slfxr. Al ~ nepot. fwt q nafeiay NY snf
w~s<s~- n n. q. ro-1n. Assss-hc~~fts
Nxekfss7z 10. wAssos. kr-rt
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sPAULpINc's PREPARED GLUE

sPAuLDINes PREPARED aLuK
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

yosaratE AEoaa - far AsHsses aorsz.)
Corner Washington and section ST.,
SULLIVAN. ISDfASA-
1--WE urdsfs -ei haNler pHn0hte't fb~ above.
Il tesIrn making lf 0rE ~ ttf nHt teliortabir
ffofels ~ she w. ARD fsr SUPERIOR IN every
r-srsct - sy fn ~ piscn. sra at ne scos.r1o-
cailon ~ tn travelling fuhif, sn1 clietia'umsrt II
cifl-ens Ufat,re a0tnf. pledge rrrfafict eforfs
20 seeure te hiahrtt cn-efort Arb cturetieuce =
81 fheir erlf-flft.
W.. u. KNOTT y. WITH rroprfei-r
TnssuhFr e. ffi. rAuf
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BY tho Use Of th--e nis he periodic sttssis
N1x~s " .Sct HeIdacAs may be prevented: AL
aiken at the commencement o. an attack, imn.ssist,
elief from sickness VIII he obtained.
TAey seldom fAn IA removing the g.s..<. a..
Besd1cAe 10 ~Aich females are 20 much sutJ~t
i.Thsy act generally upon TIE bo~els-r,ms.,s
Cos;ir~rera
FOR Lfi>r1v1 me-. Nsdeafs, Delicais Fsmae.
and AT r~rs~as q tff.atsy Aatsts. nsy are vala.h..
a. = laxative. IN improving The aTT-sz>. rivinr 49,
a1d rs9n 70 The digestive organs, aud re.sori.s ia
us'ursl electricity AMI strength q he v hole ~ -.
Tie cFFHALc rTiIs -e the result Of Ions ia,.s-
lssten and carefully confucied experiments, hairy
been % p-e many yeaf,. tu1ng Which um. icy
have prevented md relieved q vast amount Il pal.
and suffering from hes5aels. whether originating "a
~ nonoous sssfen or from . scfsng-d .ssl. ofsh
stomach.
Trey ar e1lrely vegetable ~ their composite
sd may te taken Al AZ tnaes sltA p@rfess .afty
- hout making any ohspgs 81 diet es.f "a lb.e.s
~ any ditagr.@1Ss fsse ,e,,d>rs = es.y g. as.af.
is1v h<a - o1Idrea.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITs.
IT, geralne have signature, q Henry (. s~p.ulaiu.
on eaoh box.
soaty Druggists ssa al gsh-r dealer. Ia usai.
cine
Ahox viii he se'i - mail On receip; q 0-
rRfCE 20 CENTS.
Al orasrs should BE- addressed 10
HENRY c. SPArLDrHg.
l.. ecedar street.. Ne~ Yo-s
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT


II Pursuant o. = decree herslsisrf made - The
Court 81 Comnon peas q Airo counts. I All. -
so. escased. crer Ter salt fnrty ecfes Of
Lsnt, tie northwest quarter 81 TIE routhreat Qaar.
isr of~sset.en tAirt~.r Ia. te~r Twelve ~. range
eisbt 90 w~st
ssls . tie plae, % re ~ say = Nay, :, she
ccnft H1use III Terrt-Hsaie.
srsss Hfcxcox. Asa,r.
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spAULDlNGs PREPARED GLUE.
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T'HE co-psr,nership heretofore *
Il lalrf hcfwecn the snhfCrlbers. rndsr he Dane
~ Edtsn. MsDcugai A c., ~ss dissoivrd..hy mutual
ccn.ent. February n. 1s6--
pRR !. FDSkff.
IOnN NcnorGh.
oFa- W NSoWITo>.
1rrre Hast N.rrt T. ts69
@. Partnership NoTICr.-us rndsrsisusi
have fanrI A ra.paf4n.r taip under fh@ name -
FtsafI. Hart 4 CO.. art VII epr'i 49, fhe Dry Gecds
trfrrss ia I'D 81 ffsnrhes. a. tte Old stand.
A. J. fnSAIL
=. "a ROOF.
gEo w. kSONrT0S.
1Cr Nt-'e. NAck III
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17
Reply to the above.

EDITORS OF DEMOCRAT AND NEWS -
IL Myself an admirer of publicity, feel thank.
full to Mr.. Henry Heller for his"Noticc to the Pub
ie in his advertisement in yeur issue Of the 18th
inst. lnasmuch as MIR. Heller in his zeal to
serve tho public and himself, has forgotten to
mehtion that he has not paid me an account for
medical services rendered in 1861, neither has be
paid anything this time, nor has he made
q full statement Of the proceedings in the case,
therefore shall try to complete it.
Nearly year ago Mr.. II. refused to settle with
me previous account, and consequently thought
best since, up to the 10th inst, to employ other
physicians. On the morning Of the 10th inst.
was reoue Tested by my friend Mr. NJ. to 60 to Mr.. II.
who was anxioasly looking for me, wishing again
ny services for his sick boy. who had been under
medical attendance for several weeks. Arriving at
Mr.. H's house l complied with his request, ex-
amined his child, gave him my advice and pre-
scription without any further remarks. After
taking leave, in his saloon Mr.. Il. offered me one
dollar for this visit, whicn refused and remarked
~ be had had other physicians to this case. and
he now wished my advice, ! considered thi .
consultation case and therefore charged him
three dollars fer this examination and advice, but
if the amount was too much for him did not
vi sh anything for it, OF if it inconvenient to
nav this sum now, he might give me his note for
the amount payable at his convenience. To the
last arrangement am compelled, through the &C
tions Of broker Swts, who has been buying claims
against me and who by mutua! understanding
with lawyer Brown, Squire Blood and Constable
Teaearden parnashees every patient l attend
Hoping that NJ. H's warning will have the best
effect to keen all similar customers far from en-
blowing me, and most Of al that Mr.. II. viii take
the warning for oil future time himself.
Yours, Dr.. ]. LANCER.
Davenport, May 18th, 1852.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17


ST. Louis, May Is.
Since the departure Of Gen. Curtis from South.
west Missouri, the rebels in North western Arkan.
sas have beea emboldenca to renew their opera
tions. Letters from Cassvile of a receut dat,
state tha} an attack from a rebel force was hourl,
expected. The Federal force at Cassville wa
under command of siajor Hubbard who had ii,
pieces Of artillery, with which he was con6den
Of his ability to defend tho place.
1t was reported that there were 1000 Texans
and 500 Indians near Bentonvi!le, Ark, preparing
to advance into Missouri. In addition to thil
there ar bands Of matauders rowing along the
Arkansas border, committing depredations.
The R.putitcaa's correspondent at Santa Fee
under date Of April 18th, gives the following:
"From the latest intelligence, the rebel Texar
force had continue. their retreat down the r.,
Grande, and had abb andoned their heavy baggage
AMI artillery and, with pa ack mules had PARTIAL '
dispersed TO the mountains, tho main body going
into the Mercia Valley in the vicinity Of Fort
Fillmore. whcrc it is said thy havc reinforce
mehts. T.ey are completely demoraiized, and
cursins their officers, and 1t L. supposed arc re-
dqced to some 500 or 500 men,
"Col. Candy, with his force, some 1000 strong
is following III their rear, and stIae slight skir
nshiag has taxi place.
"Sol. Paul. vita the first column Of regulars and
the Colorado yo!ultecrs, forming the rear col oumn
are clamorous for fight.
"Our news is that Col. Cauby, with his entire
force, is at or in the vicinity OF Fort Craig, and
the enemy making thel way south.
"Albuquerque and Santa + ce arc now occupied
by Federal forces, and Col Is. s. Roberts, L. $. A.
is in command of the nor ern di. trict, and tn US
ends the conclusion Of this redoubtable Texan in.
yasion"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17
RIVER ITEMS.
Friday,May 16.


ARRIVED.
KATE CAssEL, Davis, Keokuk.
AD HINE, Calf, Dubuque.
DEPAxrED.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
kArK CAssEL, Davis, Keokuk.
Two MEs DRowHED.-From the Appleton
(Wis.) Crescent We learn Of = sad accident which
occurred on the Wisconsin river few nights ago.
The steamer Ellwood, upward bound, had 60
through the 4th Lock, and while passing the Il
At thst point, struck snsg, which turned her in.
to the current. The officers could not control her
and she rapidly wsnt orer the dam side,Oaysl As
she was passing over, an Indian and German
jumped overbo. .rJ. and were drowned. The boat
mircaculousy escaped injury.
At this point the river is receding at the rate
OF four inches in "a hours. and is falling rapidly
above.
BOATS LEAVING TO DAY.
The Northern Lins packet VIM. L. Ewing,
Capt. Buford and Clerk Ovens, will leave this
port for st. Paul and intermediate points this
evening. TO passengers desiring to take pleas
ant ride and ride on frstclass boat, oficered by
gentlemen, We recommend the Ewing.
The Ad Hins, Capt. Calf, will depart for Du-
buque and intermediate landings at Z o'clock this
morning, making sure connections with packets
for st. Paul.
The light draught packet Jennie Whipple,
Captain Morrison, will depart for keokuk and
intermediate points this morning at soclock.
The Northern Line packet Fred Lorenz, Capt.
Green will do; ar. for st. Louis and intermediate
points this morning.
The Northern Line packet Metropolitan, Captain
Green, will depart for St. Louis and intermediate
points this evening.