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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
u.-oc,ad En- 4NAA Letters.
~ neal G$Eos3S&T 40 Patent.

prescr7PseO7sV
s;o6aa extraordinary to tho Qneen-
b;, nvaluabe medicine Is unfang in the cure OF athoT
ad DANGEROUS diseases which the female conshtut
Sect II moderaes all and remover all obsructieF
and speedy may be relied on
II "a neeuliarly suited. 1t will, in short time, or
monthly period with regularity. .
Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
CAUTION.
75.ss PIIs should not be taken By females during
FTRST IBREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they Gressr'
r1o On Miscarriage at any other time they are sGJS
In ali cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In NE
Rack and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron, Palpanon OF ne
Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect cure Wnen
ali other means have failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain iron, eAlonel, anmony' or anything
the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each which
should be carefully preserved.
soIe Agent for the United States and Canals,
JOB MOSES. lste J. O Bale WINK CoiD
Rochester, N. Y.
NB3IO0 and six postage stamps enclosed 70 any eatnor
agent will insure bottle containing 80 pills. Oy return
mail. -. ,r go
Sold in Nashville by Berry Denoville and g. W. Hender'
Ehott, J. G. Blown and all resi- ectAoledEusgstn
deo4-5,tE&w-lys
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PILLS. compounded from vegetable AID putup
GLASS CASES, air tight, and will keep in climate
The Family Ca-t ltAartIc PILL is gen
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing % demand from those wso
have long used the PILLS y and the satisfaction which
all express regard to their has induced to place
them within the reach OF all y
The Profession well know that different Cathartics act
on different portions Of the = bowels.
The FAMILY "A d e. THARTEC IL l.
has with due reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded q variety Of the pur0st Vege
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
alimsntary canal, are good and safe in all
es where a Cathsr.ic is = needed, such ID e.
rangementS of the : Stomach, 81 Pt.
ness, Pains In the Back and l. o 4 n .,
COstiVeneSs, H a in and Soreness over
the whole Q y, 4 from sudden GELD, which
frequently, if neglected, - end in long ef Fe
yer Loss of Appe- tito, a Creeping sem
SatiOn of Cold over :. the body, RESTLESS
mess, Headaches, or = wetg b in the head,
all Inflammato rY - Diseases, Worms, in
Children Adults, Rheumatism, great
Purifier Of the Blood and many diseases to which
hesh is heir, numerous mention this advertise
ment. Desc, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigoratOr and Family Ca
thartic Pills taed by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the trade il all the large towns.
ST. W. SANFORD, n. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 3S Broadway, ny
o.. WOOD & CO.,
febI St. Louis, No.
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Hood FOodI
Blood Food !
Blood Food J

To ALI suffering consumption, inc pient or conhrmed or
f debility Of sny kind from mental prostraton
oot IN Nv any cause scrofuas complaints from
~ the kidneys bladder and to ladies suffering OF
he many their liable to, and which
eneender consumption the
BLOOD FOOD
n offered certain ana reliable remedy. Differing in every
TnIar from the patent medicines of the day, it chemical
Prb;nstion on IR0N SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORUS,
~ great WORTH many hundreds bear glad and grateful
tsstirnonv tn the benefits has conferred on them
eGUPc9 - DUPONT 400 Broadway, New York, are the
sie nropretors OF article and have in consequences OF
fs empte upon public changed the color oil the outside
from red to yellow, and increased the size Of the bottle
Be very cautious in buying TO see that the lac
of their signature the outside Of the wrapper as all
.Ls ore coup tertet q. J. WOOD & co st. Louis.
O1heIs - Wholesale Agents for the West.
FINE. FRESH GROUND MEAL AND P0TA=
- - RAGS MEAL. 60 bbs Pine Irish Potatoes, Just re-
,AOda BENZ. T. SHIELDS CO.
feb2O-u
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SANFORD'S
LdveK. Inv1@OratOr
NEVER DEBILITATES.

4 Is compounded entirely from Gum, an6
has established fact Standard Medicine, knoTr
and approved by all that have used 1t, and is
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TO TRAVELLERS BYS SEA IND LAND.

The Machnist, the Ira velsr every other indi-
vidua whose lot in life = throws him within the
chance OF accident from eDlo = sion collision should
bear that this Magic Extractor and only
friend. It is beth portable and cheap, should
be his companion as friend = in need There thousands
Of living witnesses to testify IS to its virtue, VIA
their limbs and 8 muscles TO its saving efficacy
The following few Ct theleddRg diseases for whlca
DALLEYs MAGICALPAIH . EXTRACTOR is PREVEE
wall
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. ga Convention held at Peoria,
for the expression Of opinion by the Republicans Of
the Fourth Congressional District on the of
their Representatives in Congress, expressed love
FOR the Union, and declared that the Constitution
should be maintained at all hazards.
Their fourth resolution says We enter our decid-
ed protest against the resolutions offered BY the
Hon. Mr.. Kellagg. our Representative in Congress
We earnestly urge him to unfalteringly support Re
publican principles as enunciated n the chicago
platform.
A motion TO amend by adding "h ne cannot 20
his dutv to resien ,, was lost-79 to SS-s0me not
voting.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolutions complimentary 70 Johnson Etneridse
and Hicks were adapted
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gEEII!II!!! DIN! Z.Alzalll
nzzlELEa
MRS. WIN SLOW,

experienced Nurse and Female Physician, presents to
ntion Of mothers. her
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giving their

Mix the mouth Wit the Invgorator, and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also SANEOKDsS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from pure put up
GLASS GASES. air tight. keep climate.
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uovo,utIOn in Honduras.

tJoxnrR,s Feb. Io.-A new revolution of the re-
actionarv party is impending. Guardisia and other
government officers have been exeommunieated-
~ ;,5icatious are that there viii be speedy sur
ID Of Ruatan to Honduras.
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FLOUR.
A%A BBLs superhne Extra, Family, and Extra Family,
4OU and to arrive Railroad and RIVER Tor
- IN conmissien nv ". WATTS & CO.,
fsbs0 n Nc Broadway.
THROUGH TO DECATUR
Ii breaks having repaired trains running through
"A according to schedule time. JanlSd%'
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From washtnrto,.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-Gen. FORBES, RITZ
Texas, is dead.
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HNANY, since the gr'
M tempted bot only tatA
have discovered somethin-X
but they have all come SE
wonderful results Of PrGs
forced to leave the field srSss.
ingi- "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-07
From, Fortress Monroe,

The Baltimore american" Of McnGay, f1r.
nishes the latest reports from Fortress Monroe:
TIL. Norfolk steamer Georgeanna. Captain
George w. Russell, left Fortress Monroe en-
Saturday evening for Baltimore, and reached
her wharf at al carly hour yesterday morning,
bringing few passengers and the |. S. mai,
which now consists Of single smal! mail hag
letters and papers not being sent farther
than Hampton. When the steamer left Old
Point Comfort, there were about a dozen steam
crs there, and nothing Of interest transpiribg
outside OF tic Fortress. It wGs becoming
very warm especially during the day, along
,he e:.-bcach, ~hich those from Northern
climate declared unusually oppressive, but the
| advantages Of the fine salt water bathing were
refreshing and the soldiers were daily Scci
swarlning the beach.
Mutations OF war. in large quantities, were
being conveyed 10 Newport News PoEt from
| The William Whldrcn IS thus occupied.
The City of Richmond, the flagship Cum
bcrland Commodore Pendergrast, the Quaker
Ciry, Capt Bell, the Harriet Lane and tic
! Wabash, rs well as several smaller vessels, arc
ali at that port, the Harriet Lane having jus;
arrived from eff Charleston Bar. and the Va
bash from New York. No actual military
movements haye yet been made other tnan
those already mentioned. Gen. Buffers head
| quarters are inside Of the fort.
As the Gccrgcanna was passing IN the
Chesapeake she met the steamer Catalina
| going TO Fortress Moaroe, having on board
loud Of shells aud other munitions OF war.-
She was from the Navy Yard, Washington.
and i, was expected that other vessels would
| follow.
The following letter from our correspondent
at the Fort, dated on Saturday evening, gives
! the latest news:
FORTRESS MONROE, June |, 1861.
Thcrc are no military movements to day Of
| i'm portancc Our troops are Transporting
heavy cannon to the E'p Raps, midway be-
tween Fortress Monroe and the opposite shore.
! Order begins 10 reign in the cncampnents.
One.ten,h Of the Vermont regiment are on the
sick list, mostly with the measles. The regi-
uents q, Newport News are to-day literally
supplied with fresh provisions, from want Of
which they have greatly suffered. Sot.i:h-
standing hard work in the trenches the Mas
sachusetts and Vermont regiments yesterday
sent down nearly one Thousand letters for their
| Northern friends
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-07
F;rhlip- for tho Union.

This is the stereotypcd caption, the at cap
tandum crr of the Northern presses, to rally the
Black Republican vandals for the subjugatlon OF
the South. Nur is it ut all marvellous that they
should manifest something like vehement te'
naci,y for the Union, because, in the vcrnacu'
lar OF the Yankees, ut pays. And what mas
it paid?' What has been the profits oi inc
speculation, the result Of the Union expert
1nen,? Lock at it-look at the Yankee lano
What cities. manufactures, wealth, commerce,
population The ahsorbents have been all on
one side, with almost all the uvarice and Gu
pid..y. .s.yesppraf- .pIosperty has been
like the Gulf stream, h1wihg on1y in one d.
rection, and dvposting the profits Of the Union
only in one section. Hence it is not wonder
full that they should fight for such Union
But seventy, odd years seem to be quite 4
sufficient length Of time to test any human ex'
experiment; ard the Union has been thorough
" tested, and found sufficiently wanting ny
The South.
Let us next see what results will he pro
iuccd by the experiment OF separation. II
they shall prove to he satisfactory at the ex-
piration Of seventy. hseyears, then we can make
il .t,rnal Eut we demand fair experiment,
and ample time, to get in hand all orr Fesaur'
ccs, and to manage our own afalrss ~itrou'
the .dYice and consent and interference ol the
snive!ling insinuating and undermining Yam
kees Our importing and exporting done al
our own ports: our Commerce confined 10 our
own bottoms; our children educated Mt our
schools; orr worshippiug done Mt Our own nj
lars; our buying and selling at our own p'ar's'
and then our children will see, serenty'nVe
years hence, the results Of the great wo'k OF
their fathers in 1861.
Eu III. work is not yet accomplished AS
our foes aid would be masters Viii mol rec"s
n,ze our Independence, we must demohs'ra'e
its, existence. 1t must be braTely achieSe"
before God and man, and be made apparent 10
all the nations of the earth. Is not tnls prae'
ticableY 1t is. Let US follow and obey the
intrepid leader designated by Providence TO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-07

The report that the United States troops had
taken possession Of MartinSburg, is contra
dic.ed by gentleman who came over the road
on Tucsday.
The Northern papers are informed by their
Washington correspondents, that vigorous
advance will speedily be made into Virginia ;
and the movement Of troops strengthens the
expectation.
The accounts published in the Republican
u!c:s Of the skirmish at Falfix Court House,
arc so grossly, and, many Of them, so absurd.
Is false, as 10 justify almost any degree Of in.
c-cduiity in reference to their statements gen
era!!y. The news they publish concerning ope.
ra;ious at Pnilirpi, therefore, needs confrma.
ton, auG is, we nave reason TO believe, 1t least
grossly exaggerated.
gentleman on the train stalled that he saw
a gentleman just from England, vino was there
informed by Ir. yanccy that every thing was
proceeding, with reference to the affairs OF the
Southern Cou!ederacy, to bis entire satislac'
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-07

The suggestion to change the name Of Scott
county, in this State, meets the fprSs Ssrs6v 3r 81! s
true Tirginians and will, we SUPPOSE p'="eS7-
ricd into effect by the next Legislature at an
early dav of it's session Tie traitor son Of
Virginia, who now commands the army Tor her
sutiusation can no longer be permitted to wear
any of her Aonors The very thought is re-
voting to every true.hcarted Eirsin;an Let
the rame of Winfield Scott be stricken from
thc Virginia roll Of honor. Let not his name
be uttered ny the faithful and true .! his
mother State, except with scorn and dctcstatlon'
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..rFy y.LUABLE REAL ESTATE.

\ UctUS
NJ =, .,.. 10 secure certain debts to James 7.
- g,h .:,!,oa Henley, shall on MONDAY, the
- ~ jI.SE i-Hl before the Court House door to
4- .u.,,G-s sell for cash, TO the highest bidder,
- r,,y., ed IN said deeds, being that valuable
s'' s'.r,-. l.!a: il James City county on which said
,,s rr.i5-.. eontaiuing about iilA acres
- :a-l As one of the most desirable In The
~ res NJ York River wher, oysters. f,h
..,,.,.;., ,ror, the waters may be obtained VI n
80, ss-,c large quantity OF timber on the
- -. ss.,.y .cld TO great advantage tbs
- ,....ay &c. agreeable neighborheod, and hos
= . ,u:,:.a;ia, clearinghouse, with other nc
..,sT., loou: 40 acres Is arabic land and pro.
-, .'..:.s. description Is deemed unnecessary.
.,.. r..,yr ~ purchase are invited to view the
-. s. u:re.5a! With the Subscriber, whose poat.o:-
.,s,-.=:: hjuns wM L. HENLEY, Trustee.
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y,iUAsLELANDS YOK SALE.

.,p; :.c.io-r wishes TO sell four hundred acres Of
49,. saiII!ng his ssw-hiill 'rac'; about one huadFed
,ss ,--s cleared, aud ;he balance heavily timber
80: lately upon the Keedy Creek road u m'ies
l...-lGn.
. -. r.-r ,;act, containing two hundred acres, ad-
...f..!> OF Richard Nuc.oils ard the land here.
,. ! -, q. 20 Henry c. Gibbons. ihe said two hun
:.,. has upon Il No. !, house two stories his
&c.: newer ftiNng water within i1 yards Of the
=. sayt Is acres are cleared and In good cultivation.
m .= haaG-ed acres, lying on the south side Of teedy
-, -.li s-.oiE.as the lands Of Thos. Moore and 9TH
80. :. .c--- Of which are cleared new grouud-ihs
F.; - ,o good we'll o! water, az the depth Of 81
.t-.rJsr ..u;-a:l walled. There Is g1od house UP
-.f,-un,. :'.ird cash the balance in six and nine
-. r7.: with approved security will be required
...- AL b. retained uu.!l the lAst payment l..
....,:n vi. be given to seed By the ers OF Septens
,. :.s ,:roasest, the most portable, iar mos; com
s-.,- ~: :ns c:.-apc-t nov IN use.
~. l. ,.:as further Inform son can address the
.,..r-: = i;lGglo Pond. Washington county, or ih-
-. . IT, n:Eocrat, Abingdon, Va.
P BRADLEY
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DEER CREEK LAND r1Es SALE.
i ,,i,,; aURS.: .; ritz CHOICEST LAND on Dzss
.,vV,J sa..x :T miles :rum Gre.usyille, In W asi-
-. s.:-::. Hs-:sspIi.
rs -oi aneI boly "f Land la the; Mississippi Val
: a. ,.:!! Sih ce.;si1ty, * hs!ss OF Cotton, OF 20
':-i .: Lh-n per acre. .- 49,. -.s....a ...
aS; :csjsG1 ISCSpATIoS, and Its natural drainage
'..:'. 4Ic!.ag Unnecessary.
-: 70 aaer STOCK range; N addition to cane and
~. :: asses. Blue GxAss aud Red CLOVER, do well
....a nc:shSorhond OF wealthy planters. some Of
w. ~ :sviu .irsiuia and Tennessee.
:: as:u.s:.ri. consist Of good Dwelling House, Ne
F'T:.-.-s Gin House. Stable, Cribs, &C.; t1o acres 10
:'s'1t. .a1 drad-ning OF S5o acres thus anorulng
= .:'s .: cci,iva.ivu next year.
i.= opportunity is offered in 'ts sale. to secure the
- C5.:0a Paai-ilon on ;he Mississippi! river.
;r:c..- sra!; % FARLEY, JCREY i CO.,
!.. .--..=,r1 New Orleans. La
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EtberAity.

Evidences Of the generous offerings OF N'r-
cinans to the State are rapidly increasing
Every day brings new marks Of generous pa
triotism. 4 check for $500 has teen received
with The request that the name of the donor
NAV not be made public. This is general de-
sire, but it is proper Ina: some public acknow-
,adxment should br made. Among the latest
contributions to the glorious cause OF the Com
,nonwral.h, we may mention the tender oy
Mr. j Warwick Woods, rsidins IN AtoemaTie'
Of the whole proceeds Of his crops Tor the
present year, which he estimates at sl7o'.-
Mr. .Jobn ". GarIick, Of this city, has sent to
t,a covs,no, his check for 500. We record
with Infinite pleasure these acts oil timely no
erallty.
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Gen Banks Of Massachusetts, late Governor
of that State, has been appointed Commissary
General in the Lincoln army. 4 short time
since it was announced that he was about to
take the command of one Of the Yankee Lri-
gadvs and that he would distinguish himself
or cxtinguish himself in the work Of sub]u-
eating the Southern rebels. Ii turns out, how.
ever, tLat Banks, like many ether distinguished
Yankee patriots in this war, takes refuge III
the 1ny department Of his government, lcav-
ing all the glory, honor, and death OF the bat
tie field to lis more euterprsing and ambitious
Yankee friends
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.,LI..LE pxOPEKTX FOt rALE

9.i;. desirable Plantation, In the heart OF the
.ya f-,iVn for sale easy terms. containing niue
, lsj SKI? ceres, Eve hundred and h.ty acres IN
~ 9. ui;,ra;ioa With all necessary improvements,
~, =. sorir, sud we'll water; convenient TO the Mo-
T.. y. g:a:. Rail Road. The place Is level AID for
... .. ?:o,.sc::oa unsurpassed. Situated In Pike
:sl-t5 A,.oelna
e. 9Th the place II desired, all the stock inclu.
..Te .- mules, cora fodder and plantation imple-
-,
,.--, n the older States desiring 70 engage 10 the
.,:,- Of cotton this Is a favorable opportunity.
L. a.i;.-. particular. cal oo The premises or sddress
c. W. JONES,
perote.
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Reception OF Minister Adams at the Court
of ST. .JaYury

WASHINGTON, June 2.-0u- Minister TO EaG-
land, Mr. Adams, arrived in London on the
18th May. In expectation CT his coming. an
arrangement had been made by Lord Johsi
Russell to receive him Oh Tuesday, and for his
presentation to the Queen on Thursday. Lord
Russell, however, was called cut Of town BY
the death CT his brother, the Duke of Bcdforo.
and Mr.. Adams was presented By Lord Pal
mers:on. Everything attending the reception
is understood 10 hare been marked by
entire ccrdiality and friendship. Impor-
,ant dispatches from the State De-
par,rnelt here reached Mr.. Adams CT the l7ll.,
and he immediately arranged for an early in
.erriew. The attitude OF TIE british Govern-
ment, j! is believed, has not yet been dec:siTcy
aScertained to the satisfaction Of the Admins
trat!on at Washington. From France, or else.
where, there is nothing new.
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,rnE .>n REAn,

:.A;'T!FUL RESlDE CE for sale At Buckingham Z .
- r,:,u,-, we'll improved acres LAND, new BTck
.,., sa al n-cessary ou: houses, well o, excellent
49,. )i House, Shoe Shop, &C., all 10 ui we" OF
,..:-= - person Wishing TO eEsage 10 STORE keep-
,:v -l,a,e this offers rare Inducements TO an en-
...,5, ,. % nurch.,o beAuaful home In healthy
Ava,
- : " icc s'rH:u caEDIy, Va
i,--i,-.:x O. G. BEASSFoRD.
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v:LCAmLE COTTON PLANTATIONS

T y II - x y IL
r,,rn w. r,'aah!e and productive COTTON PLANrA,
YUH. =. -. parish OF Concordia state of Louisans,
.,.. s,a o.-r. -EgIbiy situated on pav!gabe river
.-c- .on overflow. On one about 6uO acres are II
,-o- -, aae quarters, stables, cribs, and ssuperio
:.,., .:ou ;i!u aud Snw Mil About 400 acres ART
-,--+ ~ o."T. with Cotton GIN and other buildings
a.cuA2p NCGENT Co.,,
So. .D- Srw Orleana.
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;.coo .4CnES os COTTON LAND FOR

SNI.L Uft AS A FAtsINENsuII. :,
.Na.la acres Of frst quality OF cotton lands IN
wI.:=c.on county Miss, within six miles Of hssis
ts:..-.. Also ,a:r.y-ave hundred acres In sunfo~er
.s Hr IT. six ,i.s OF Yazoo river, good roads lead
:! - l-ac, ,h-y Eere located n ls3i by the under
-. - ri! he :cia or placed as Stock against
-, :sr. :, 10 yalucti, and n partnership formed
-. V. Il. PAXTON,
- .-..>t. New Orleana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-07

DEATH OF CHANCELLOR WARpLAw.--E. F.
Wardlaw. Esq, one of the Chonce''ors Of
South Carolina, died in Columbia, 5. c., On
Thursday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-07

The Kanawha "Star" CT the 2Sth u!:uo
says the steamer Kanawha Valley, on her last
trip, was stopped at GalIipolis and al her
freight, belonging to citizens OF the valley,
taken of by L;ncoln's officers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-07
Death or Senator Douglas.

The cars OF the Central road reached here
late last evening. BY passenger We learn
the following reliable items.
Senator Douglas died at Chicago Oh Monday
last. His remains were 10 be brought t.
Washington for intermcnt, and were expected
there yesterday. Mrs. Douglas, her father, d..
Miller and others attended his last moments
Secretary Cameron has published an orig d
recting military honors to be paid to his !nSEie.
ry throughout the armory, and speaking in high
commentator of the patriotism, superior 20
party, which marked his late days.