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, 1861-06-06
Death of SeDatOr Douglas-0rdcr or
The Secretary Of War.

NAR DEPARTMENT, jane !, 1891.
TIE death Of u great statesman, In this hour
Of 1peril, Cannot he regarded Otherwise than as
rational calamity. Stephen A. Douglas ex-
pred in The coDlncrciat capital Of Illinois,
yesterday morning at Q o'clock. 4 reprcscn-
ta.iye oithe cr.rpowesing sentiment enlisted
il the cause in which they ore engaged a 1nan
who 1ob;y discarded r,tty for country;
Sen.tcr who forgot Ill prcjadiccs in an earnest
desire 20 et1ye The public; . statesman who
late5y received for the CL;ct Magi5irary Of tho
Uritcd States, vote second only to that by
which the President was ellcted, ard who had
every reascn ts look forward to long career
cf uscfu,n.ss and homer. 4 pat.iot who d.
itrded With eqnal zeal and ability, the Consti.
1uticn IS it came to us floln our fathers, and
wlrsc last mission rp.n Garth was thut Of
ra.iyips the people Of bis own State Of 1lllaois
rs cut man around the glorious flag Of the
Union, las been called from the scenes Of life
and the fed Of his labors. This Department
recognizing il lis deccasc ; loss, in comnlon
with TIE Whole corDtry, aud profoundly sen
eible Of tic gric: it viii excite among millions
Of men, hereby advises tic Co1onels OF the
different regiments to have tLis order read
to morruw 10 their respective comma1ds, and
suggests shat the coiors Of the Rspublsc be
draped in mourning, In honor Of the illustrloas
dad.
, 1861-06-06

The Louisville Journal has the following an-
nouncelnent:
4 number Of letters were received at the
city post Office yesterday from the Go-ca!led
Southern Confede1acy. They had been mailed
eiuce the first of June, the time that the new
poBt oflicc law went into force In that Section.
Pcstsce e to the amount Of five ceats had been
pre.rsld In money; our postmaster could not
1ecornis- tte payment. It will be his policy
however, to deliver Ill such letters requiring
p4Jn ent Of Ike usual rate OF postage, three
cent?, at the time Of delivery.
, 1861-06-06
;;6ifaqo Gribtt11t
-nrrsDAY, JUNE 6. 1861.
READ 1T.

.,,3;e,ce to 4 general desire, wc
. 'ss:srorui1g, Senator Douglass great
; ~, t,sze the members Of the Lcgisla-
a.. s,r:pelic!t', on the 25lh Of April
~: s,pc.l,, one Of the most power
s ,.;;ys7ea !,y the deceased st1tcs-
=" we o;lie,e, never been published
=
, 1861-06-06

LEAvESwohTH, june 5.-Oa Moe lay NIGH:
1ayc1untceEs :1cn Camp L.acol3, headed >b3
Sergeant DecEs:a Of the E!uood Guards, arm.
cd with Minnie ritos ard revolyers, marched
to laten, Mo-, Il miles above this city, cross
jrg in kk tls, Their purpose being to can:ure !.
secession flag. Or being asked their purpose,
the United S:a:es. Tho flag was handed
dowp, a1e tho party started on their rct,,ro,
when they were fred 1t 1.y &ecessiouists. The
fire was 1etrrucd; S Of the volunteers were
wounded, cEe severely. The sla:1 has cau:ed
nsuch talG in the city.
The seeecessicn flag csptu1ed yesterday at
1atan, Tas liplayed fr9m the the Comserrs1t;us
efhce hare tG dag. The officers cf !hc volunteer
regiment discovered the act Of TIC party cap
tu7ing the naGE, and tie commanding oili:3-
les ordered rcprimcEl.
, 1861-06-06

The Mcdonald Habeas Corpus Caso.
ST. LOUIS, June Sin the Mcdonald cast,
this morning, returns to tae writ Of hsbeas
corpus were ms,1e ~ Coils. Bernstein, Brown
.ud Mcneil, substantially the SAME as those
tf Ger. Lyon and Col. BAR. An attachment
sgainst Capt. Lyon wss then applied for By
tie petitioners counsel, which Judge Treat
declined to Issue, On the ground Of Insufficient
r1ocf thst such step ought to be taken. H:zc
fte case rests for the present.
, 1861-06-06
Public MonrnIng for Senator Douslns
ia Decentralization OF Gov. Kan
dali.

(From The Madison Journal
Immediately upon the reception of the t!:s.
Ta!ch announcing the death of Senator. Doug
Jas, Gov Ran6all addressed the following uoIe
to A1jntaut Ge1.ral Utley, directing the Il l.,
ersz the Capitol 10 be lowered at halc,n st:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
MADISON, June j, 156l. {
Ara'T. GENERAL Naf. L. u1LET:
Sir: AN psined to learn OF The death of
lioo. Stephen a. Douglas, u. s, Senator from
tic State oi IlliuC;s. l. is 4 time wilcn tao
la1ty diiftN ncas Of o1ler days eAculd b., ;cr.
go;isu. Stuator DcEglss las fs.!!eu in tho
nlEs. Of his hlIEctt usefulness, a,rt when tho
ccrLt1y il 1tast prepared for his loss. "a
strorg man Dae f:tn bnwed d;wn.''
You VIII caust: tl,, h,nczic,n HAP to be dis
ra1td NJ ha:t-H:hf, rs q mark oF ,,:biic re
srect, ui'6n The CaI'i.tl 1o-t.av, aud each day
rs.sll Lis ts;.sy is deposited in the tamo-
tSiSMSj 4. ". NASp.sLL.
G,r. Ull:y has Issued au order iu accord
t;:icc with slt Suggestion Of the Governor a',d
j,;t cling siMilzr tols;7s ct rs5:,sc, 20 h..
er,7td ii lie several ls;,tlgua7:sr o. .he Wis
ccn>iIt military. i.tc urIcr ;iii bc found in
sro1hsr te.rmu.
= pu:.;c III: ein:, will ',e l. I'll Il! TIC Cap:i,:
Ills .yt hing, tc give gGd".r .Ni"t+=:nA - thu
X sciin: U: ill.: coairlnn.iy 1T the loss of 81
:1l,Lt Ii :. 1.a,l, in The ;:ztsv1. critical .m-r
:.e,ar III lie u unt.y.
G,us Ea7e lSe1 iir<d il TIC ;a-s T.: car,
.in.c tl4t Etc:pi.4 et thu :a..,., a, :nservis #
t:lt III iour, AID will cs;,::::fac IL: s;,n=+.
L1r!'t il t:s!r'ay:d H. M:rv vi the pa =; cf
lusn IS in Tic tity, IL :, ;akst; ii: tho s:,sa;sg
"E.cE I'eryaaes the c''mmtn:i'y.
, 1861-06-06
PERSONAL.

WARRINGTON, June 5-Count Garrouski
was today designated to . confidential posi-"
ticn near tho Secretary Of State.
Eos1os, June 5.-Ssmre! Appleton, well
known citizen, died To- day.
, 1861-06-06
Inter.htiuG from KeHEucAy aid Ter

LOUISVILLE, June 5-T:c Jous3.ol anao;su-
ces tS authority. that Col Robert Andersen,
CT account ct tsiiiry health, will axe no NIL.
itary command here or elsewhere 1t l,rescat,
hut will sIsnd TIC sum1AcF ii the moun:aias
ct Pennsylvania
Memphis Informs Us that Gem Basrsse.I :r.
1ivea there 4 few 6sys EsEce, aud USED gre
eEdenvoTs TO keep his n,orclnents Eccret. B.
icg c Stranger and sonleHhat obseryaat, he ut
iracttd the attention cf the Vi;t}a1ce Gam.
1njttee, wbo arrested him IA . SPY and sss-
Confederate forces I'D to send for Gen. Pillow
to identity him, and The hero Of Cs'aarzo soou
convinced the Ffgllsnts th2t they had d7g their
ditch on the wrong tiise Of the r.tcpar: vi
MenI bian deftncc, wh,reuron Besar:sard
sas di:charged with arolcgi=s."
~lo is perfectly familiar with the state Of .,-
isiIs ip and about Nashville, sud at c1sa;..
Trousdate and Cheatham. in Tennessee, in
Turns lie that 1tCamp fI1uelale, near Richlasd,
two miles from the Kentucky line, ther3 ara
atoat 100 sc11itr5, :nd the sa,ne nnalher at
number about onc-th:rd are armed, aud ta .Iy
at thst, md all Of them yfry poorly fed. The
troops arc also aili@:ea with the measles, ,;o
j IS than fur hundred bc:ug on the sick list
from that cause. ue assurGs us that de5er
t;urs frcm buth enca1npIns Itb are frequent,
aud Tint there is Eo Enthusiasm existing in
tie raEk9: 4 very strong Uai3n sentiment
existsin Nashville, which is suppressed by the
mob eIiIit CT secession. There were no le:a
than tSelve distinct Union meetings held
privately in Nashville Gu Saturday evening,
Which Were well u.!es.as.].
Tue Frankfort Commonwealth enn2u.css
that Hon. John J. Grittendsn has at last yis't}-
as tic Union candidate fer Congress III tat
t:;s:riCt.
, 1861-06-06

Especial Dfspasch to tie Chicago Tribuac.]
CArao, june 5, 1861,
EyeH thing is quiet here. Ttesa are HOW
fully 7,aU Ut7ocFs at tIir point Two regiments
fCc!. Cooks and Col ii 'Ar,hur's) hcing add
Cd to the former lorc!.
1tcwo1k of fostifying is progressing rapidly.
Gel. Wth:ter took III steamer City Of Alton
today end cecoaoitred the Kentucky ehoro
twenty five or thi:t il niles LIP lhc OHIO. Thsru
wtrc TO irdics:iocs oF IN enemy in that dise,:-
ten.
a man named VIM. IT, Frazer arrived kerc
Today from Mobile, with lis head one-hali
ehaEtr. lie retuss6 to join tle Southern
army sDd WAC dispatched to tic North in this
Aa:f and lalf conditisn. He WIS obliged to
leave his "iic SID family bsl.iud.
GS:Cs!e, belonging so Cul. O5eshy's regi-
ment, w:o was accidentally shot yesterday,
sitd from his wourd this morning.
, 1861-06-06

STERLING, June "a meeting. was held
hero last night. Speeches relating to the
character Of Mr. Douglas we're made by gen.
,Iemen representing both OF tbs old polttlca!
Tar1ies. resolutions passed, ard ! comnistc Of
1iyc appointed to go to Chicago and attend
tllt. funeral.
, 1861-06-06
From St. Luuts.

K1W131 KzVU1.R
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tril,nue.1
81. Louis, June 8, 1Sjt.
Two hundred aad tca regulars from Carlisle
B.rrarke arrived ters to-day, and took passage
for l1autif,al, en- rout: for New Af:xico, to re-
EeTe the 3leunted Rifles ordered eastward.
Gel. DnrAstein Of th: Second Regiment OF
Volunteers, las resisced. Cause, internal
Gissensieus in the regiment.
Three hundred volunteers were 5woru in at
thc Arsenal to Gay.
Three volunteer companies went ont target
shooting this n'orring: Their marching
cau3ed 4 temporary al.71n il the city.
, 1861-06-06

Ressrnattcn OF the Mayor Of st. Louis.
Sr. LOUIS. Jurc 5-Mayor Taylor be!iey-
j, q tiera ves settled determination OIL tbs
lefs Of q 1najority in the Beard Of Common
Ccurcil to embarrass his actions as Chief
Executive Of inc city, rendered his resignation
yesterday, which was accepted in tie Excel
i've Eessioa List night.
, 1861-06-06
Cpfon NIen Armed at Hannibal, no.

tnfon NleN 11f1Ned NJ NauO1pat3 NO.
E:rh;y men from Hannibal, No., forming
ra1t OF battalion Ct Home Gnards, under
c,mm:nd Of Maj Eunt, reached t.is city yes
tarday, and were secEn into the service o. n the
United States and furnished with arms They
rfturre1 home lazt night with the mlsket;;,
a,:d alEo sent 6oEr !hsir comrades, who Will
be duly sworn bv Ms j. Hunt.
, 1861-06-06

The Mobile journals announce that thair
ba!bor is beginning the first blast Of the con-
dign Vengeance Of Lincoln the PoWhattan
having iuaugu1atcd blockade,
, 1861-06-06
Fal01 KypIOsfoN.

HALIFAX, June San explosion occurred
in The Allison Mines, killing three men and
sixteen horses. This will not effect the sup
p17 Of coal.
, 1861-06-06

MA3on,GHSERAL McCLtL1.AHD was somo-
what indieposcd yesterday. He has been
severely cye1tasked during thepast ak weeks,
Which accounta for his indiapos;tion.-Cin Gin.
ncti Ce7.n7treiaE, 5h.
, 1861-06-06

M u Il Il Il Z,
Al Le resi- seGce 1T L. l. TascEt', Ftq. ca tin st',
Il St ~ ~ H.v. ". H. Nrd r. Mr.. EkNkT 4. WARD
a.I Miss MaLI 81. EthT.
, 1861-06-06

WASHINGTON, JSne 5.-Thc belief ey.cn
eise}y prevails that 4 new levy is to be called
for BY the War Department, and various cif.rs
have, therefore, been 1nate Of regiments a,lI:
tioral 70 tI:ofe a:zes.is accepted, but is ascer
tnined that 20 such levy Is now conte1np:a-
leo.
Minister Co1wjn passed through Talapa cn
the 18th OF May, on bis way to the city OF Mex-
leo, EaviEg had Il pleasant ard in,,art.nt In
tervieW st the latter city with the Mexivau
Minister to Frauce, who recently arri;ed in
NeW York en- 7cutc 1.r Ear1rc,
IIr. King, Minister to kurEc, l1aviug Obtain
cd leave o1 absence in cr..;:r to ccMsnaud t.a
Wis. orsia tItors, js IL Washington on busi-
moss connected will; military atf4;rs- !,
Mr.. Aicolay, PRIVATE Secretary of ;lle Presi.
dsnt, left tlis T. II. f.,r S;.rinsiielb, Ill.
Written agreements haye been sub,ni.tcl Gil
tta Mccormick pa.el:i extension case, but
tbs c. muli.siorcrs will rot G..a:ly decide l..
fer several weeks,
Current rt1o1ta, am. tsc newsp4?ers, Eaye
sent fleet duwn ths Pntnmec last might, Int
this is news to TIC Navy Department.
Jein II. SaEIels:n, .u tx-Cniet Clerk oi
War D. partmeGt, has recently te-p ai,xoin1:,i
1ituteraHt CcI1liei i'll the Army, ard will b.;
stcond in cC1n1n.zid 10 Col. Artlct=on.
, 1861-06-06

andfnnn TroorA 6,der.d Towards
Harpef's ferry.
EVANSVILLE, 1nd., Jun- 5-C.n7 W,l!:c:
has bt en in state Of great excitement to-l,3,
sseas!oued by receipt oi a dispatch oy Gil.
Wallace this n,c1ning frou1 Washington, Or
::e,ipy us regiment tie 11ta 10 Cumberland,
Md. They cerr to night CT in tue nlornir,s~,
via Tcr1e Iiaratc & Indianapolis rai;roatL
, 1861-06-06

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
-AI SALE OF
FURNITURE, &C, AT AUCTION.
II, ,AIE<A <AN@--
No. lot Dearborn Street.
NNl sell ftr rLI,Sors MONEY. n. Railroad I:atc.. On
FRIDAY, :,h lEss, at 91 o'cloEx Sosxa, Lon 79ta 81
Fnrraus.. Bsdst'ads Waslstan:.. Tnb es. Chasls.
Sec NJ. HIND Carpets. &c. TAO Lar >ecop1i..1au,i
Eesks, Five New Wa nut Desks. Ole Splendid CraH,-
Eer $ tt aEt Eoe Casc. j-6xag
, 1861-06-06

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY. s.S-supercr caurt Of Cstct;n
cgast Tern p 5fs,T'.m bVHss Win 81 IS ;nnE !yaa
il. i. la,el FL Il MallsIy EsAel r. Fnrnh.m Alse:t
7Itswertn H. l. HILL Y. l. Russell lsaed!ct
10 eth = ldeson. william $. no djosc2h Iycr.,n.
S-Icnet II 1utreii and aaron Haven Attachment In
ata ef scisc fa"a- TO make party 70 Judgment;
Put lie notice II hereby given - the sat Ethel T.
Ta1l aI. i, pleaded a. az re5a.d TIL. Wit OF at
tach AID af,.esa.d lsued ont of the office OF
the 1etk Of the Coart OF Chicago dated tbs
9Th day OF June a. b. :sl, at The suit Of e said Bur-
Iefs aI a=atsst tSe estate Of tho sud F.fn,An IN;
rlebted aforesaid fo7 TIE OF six hn;1Eed sal
nfy dolsr= directed to tie Sheriff Of Cook County.
which kalt y rit has leeu returned executed.
Now therefore, uIles. OIL the said EArnhaa1. En-
riraLed Aforesaid. saEt personally BE- and apr,ae
before tlr kd !rr E!cr Court OF Chicago bet3t3
he INT day e The term the1esG 70 be hodsa at se
EouIt Cuft to the Citj OF E13cxgo. on the Er5t II
day OF Aneust ~. D. lsi:. glyc special ball and n1.al
to the said platnlt action Judgment will be entered
against III, aid in fayor Of the said Eurses, an!
neh Of = rEcp.Ety attached - may b.. eniclsrt to
fas!y the said Judgment and costs. VIII be sold to
t1ti-ty the eeme.
{tttt1:-w WALTER klAEALL+ Ileek.
, 1861-06-06

Murder i'll Stenbcnvltlc, 6l,1o.
sTErBESv1LIc, O., June 5.-Last night n.
Avery WAS stabbed by Samuel Saunders, aS Sc
.s<s*icDist }sem ;he i'anhaGaEs, VI. TIE
wound IS supposed 70 he fatal. Slnaa:1s WIS
lot'eed ia Jail ard suasdedal Il night b: q la-sc
police farce to restrain the p2orle.
Arrssa al Of Specie.
New }oNg. .Jule5.-S1scie was tronch! by
the N*sl'u-ten to the amount OF LIT ,Vlu.
, 1861-06-06

GARD FROM I. II. BURClI.-
IEayc y l. dsv ,-aFe ~, Assignment Of eli NY
I' ;t:ty f-r til beGt II .l:c cred rsnf H. :Er:h
q "a l. II NGi:,;lf.
Chicago. ,fuEt ~rd. isx;i. i~:t+.-.I;;t
, 1861-06-06

G. II. SCRITEV, ddrs7tisin3 Ag<a&, g D<ar-
corn st. is authorized to rec<tre Advertisements far
Mas and a1 tie xeadiag Rape7s ef Gae 1Forka@<st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10
TELEGRAMS-
lROM CHARLESrON-wAR REGARDED IMNL

NJ NnAhlcNlON-WAK REGAKDED lMMl-
NENT-VOLUNTEERS CALLED FOR
CH ELEroN, Apr, . 1T is now known that war i'm
ponds Toe government has called on each State Of the
Couederacy Tor three thousand volunteers except Elor
da, whose quota Is fixed at fifteen hundred.
FHiLADElPHIA, April 9th.-The Charleston correspon-
Dent oil the New York Tunes under date Of yesterday,
says every thing Is prepared for action Vessels have
been ordered TO keep Of the range of fire between
Fort hOultre and Fort Sumter. The floating battery is
10 DC moved THIS evening to point near Fort Sumter
house has been blown up OF the batteries TO
clear the way Buiaes has bsen suspended and intense
excitement exists.
Private advces received here this morning give no tn
ing eOuirmStory Of these statements
ANOTHER ACCOUNT-FORT SUMTER TO BE REIN
FORCED -NESSELS ARRIVED AT CHARLES
TJN-CHARLkSTON UNDER ARMS.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-GeuCral Beauregard yesterday
received note from the FEDERAL Government Of their
intention TO supply Fort Sumter with provisions, &c,
trough all g n of President Lincoln.
The correspondent OF the New ork Herald states pos
itvey that eu Talbot conveyed iustruc ious Meor
Anderson that the Government would supply him forth
With, aud that in the went the vessels performing that
duty fred upon he should open his batteries and
the government would sustain him every hazard The
Herald adds that at last Is deteIn led TO enforce tie
laws. and do It vigorously, but in aggressive spirit
When the government determined some days ago to
order Aa Anderson out OF the fort it the cOnd
ton that the fort aud the property in il should be
ties Of the Confederate States would not agree 10 this
outmiuiested disposition get possession of the fort
and property therein. The Government would not SUP
anti 10 such humiliation, and it immC diately dcte
mIued to keep Msj Anderson in the fort and supply
him with provisions forthwith. portion of the Il Ct
which LETT New ork last night will reach Charleston
morrow for that purpose. The fleet will approach
Charleston With hostile INTENT but in view of e
great military Preparations around Fort Sumter supply
vessels will go prepared to reply promptly to any
siSancs Of warke character that may be offered to
their peaceful approach to the Fort This statement :
generally cTecit in Washington circles
The Tier I'D Of this tferno)u has or dispatch from
Charles sta'iag Ill feet Of seven government Ie
sells rep,red oil the bas. MsjOr Anderson displayed
signals during the night and all the military OF the city
we're pat ulder arms at midnight last night IL al,o
states hi Lieut. Taloo, bad left for Washington, being
teni,d the privilege Of going back to Fort Sumter
These is no doubt that large portion of tie troops
destined for Texas while the greater portion Of the
fleet is destined foy Forts Sumter and Plckens
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10
SPRING AND sUMEER DRESS FAB

I,Hs SUBSCRIBERS will make public sale wEDN DAY and
Il THURSDAY, ADu 1.h aud 18th, through M,s,us WILMER.
soUS menta credit Of the varied
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10
LATER FROM ETROPE-

NEW YoRS April 9.-The steamship Persia, fiom Liv.
erpool the so b, has arrived.
The markets are unchanged.
There are warlile run o-s irom Italy and Denmark
Lord Palmerstou, in speech his constituents, ai-
verted 70 the u,ss in the United States and express
ed the fcrveu hoIe Of an adjustment bu, whatever is
done should be arrived at by amicsble means
WarGke rlmors continue to circulate in Paris The
concentration OF Austrian troops attracted considerable
attention although It asserted that the movement
was merely defensive.
There we're vague rumOrs that Lord Cowley had de-
maujed OF the French Government explanations con-
corning the expedition Abyssina and the annexation
OF territory.
The discussion Of the r man question had closed in
the Italian Climbers. Count CAyouy reiterated the w
ceut uecesst7 for decsr NJ Rome the capital of Isly-
resolution 10 this eac, aud hoping for the nou-inter-
yeatioa of France passed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over 500 100000 private capital have been expended the
railroad system OF Illinois Inasmuch part Of the Income from
these works with valuable public fund in lands 20 TO
diminish expenses the LIGHT and must
suently every DAY decrease.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10
CITY ITEMS.

r., RUSSIAN wAR-By inadver;er &c We stated in yea
=. mar r hat the Diorama Of the Crimean War was
-,a,,;on Al Mechanics Hall MsiropoliiaH RuH is
o. - ,,b.re the DiOrama Is TO De seen. We sgain
ln' VISIT to the exhibition, il affords lively
'-e.f the "hor-ors Of war, about which We hear so
,srsons ehbly talking day, in respect TO their
clos couatrymeu, as IL Il. btilg was piquant pas
.. oPi.ch in" you belcose gentlemen, and refresh
u, . ls,s about war BY viewing the Crimean DiOrams
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10

7z Ossiion Settled Those eminent men, DR.. James
80 Physician 10 q en- Victoria, and Or. Hughes Ben
-. s,v that consumption can be cured. Dr.. Wistar
r. tbs whsn he discovered his Baisapi Of cid CAsrrv
IA experience has proved the correctness Of bis opn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10

EN NFGHOE s.We will eel this Ing ~ ~ oei ca
DO III likely slaves. DAVIS, DIT PRTE CO..
iyiS Odd Fellows Eai. hsyo and yrsnsiir Ei'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10

which, they win perceive viii enable them by proper energy
industry provide comfortable them
and families with, comparatively speaking very little capt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10
FENN NEW ORLEANS.

Pensacola, Apd S The mechanics in the WarrinC.
ION Navy lard are said be dissatisfied on account Of
the non payment Of their wages
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10

-rUUp EXTRACT PAREIRA, BRAvA And
RtJcRu-For Of Chronic Diseases Of ihe urnsy
C.culous Affections Leuohorrhea. Chronic lnhanmk'
"a Icsrst on OF the kidneys and BLADDER This
don Is prescribed by the beat physicians In the State Prepared
and for sale only by novr A m n,r,. ,.,.
nhle pS'- WI N'-ss~r' /
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10

V,HL. Galleber is improving and doing as well
,,uld be expected
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-10

MARKETS.
BALTIMORE Arri 9Four tnl-Hovard st'ee Ohio and City
g. 30 Wheat love--red 81 Snf'l 81;
Whit fii..t as Corn -yvl1S 5>fr6i cents Proys
uf.t AID urta AGED Tee f-n a. Sls'l GEMS Mliay
d .n-- 80 q frl> c-fti
Nav Yeas Ap y'gur Pull and ceats lower. Wheat quiet
frtrri-e ,rged Corn Dan and declined Pro
ST ions ,-lIef AID unchanged whisky Gull at l>N cents
NEv Ng.g Ap-l Money AID sScha-gs uusertd. stock,
du and loser NJ York C-ut-s's Is; Vir 'ina Gs72
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SHOES ARD ROOFS
Joseph StrauSe,
No. ~ Main Street.

V'NAN0 Ut VH' O7''' T TN 1''''' ~" : 7lE
SOUTH
received less than 40 cents In tie dollar large stock
- Of sho.s Roots and Caters, &C
ISiie. H. Morocco shoes at sI% cents 70 o. NC
Ladies Kid Congress and CAT Congress NJ 20 selling else
where ~ - So Ladies 20 IS aad a. srd higher uc-s
.d.. Hee-d Button Congress GAets - SC
ode, fine slippers AID TICS At 30 cents cheap
at double money; Ladies hue Kid and Morocco h"e ed SIP
rers y tu med at 50 and 81 Misses Morocco and Fine
Kd b. oties 81 ~ - 81 &C; Ctfens shoe. non
IS cs upwards Child Pbck nd coored Gal er Doc % ana
,, CbIdr fancy Morocco Boo,ee- Ankle Tis black and
roo-e, al p,es; Mel ard Boys Calf shoes Oxford Ties Con-
rss t,s foe Botees, at Astonishing low prices
Rr1s or boy a1d servants at % cts ani upwards
w0 double the money.
your crest and call at No ~ Main street, 10 oy
etp aud good goods. o ,,,, .,.,r,
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No In the Valley ofthe Mississippi Induce
the settler the State Of Illinois There portion
the where all OF the conditions OF climate and soil admire
bly, produce these great staples CoRS WHEAT
as the Prares Of Illinois
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The STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

The Sfr,s de5t only So s9S H. and soiin ne last ire
years been reiced s299i6 So and may reasonably
expect tat in ten gears il ,oiH become extinct.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

ANDERSON, GREEN & HAYES
yOUiD the public that they have made ample
w preparations for meenP the ~ their and
the trade generally ant hat they receiving full and
yell escorted sto Of Millinery Goods Their stock consists In
part Of
Bonnet Rhhon
Artificial FlowerF,
F.erct and Blonde Ru-hes,
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These contiguous railroad 7CO miles In length
which with other roads and nsvgabe lakes ves
sordng communication with the Eastern and
Southern markets
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

TJNHE enerpng portion the
community directed following liberal
inducements offered them by the