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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-16
UPHOLSTERY NC.

THE undPrs igrrd would respectfully announce
i I" the citizens of Charl stow aud vicinity that
he is prFpa, ed to repair
SOFAS, CHAIRS. MATTRESSES.
AND VENETIAN BLINDS.
All orders left with Mr. George W. SaLlcr. will be
promptly attended to.
0J-AIl work warranted TO give snti-facti"n.
November 3, 1868 w. r. SIMMONS.
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w AN T E ID ,

DERSONS knowing themselves indebted to me
i by ACCOUNT or NOTE are rCqu' stcd TO ina he
carly pa ment. TERMS, herPa itcr. CASH on de-
livery, except to prompt monthly customers, from
this date, ia nary 1919
good stock Of GooDS constantly on hand at
loweat each prices. Respectfully.
Jan II, ls6S. w. EBY.
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P0ETICAL.
tFor the spiritOf JEFFERSON
TIE, stPe1IAER.

tFor the spiritof Jstiersou;l
THE ysUFrl1AHR
Father IN heaven y humbly bow
BeEoresftty bril- hs throne to worship thee now,
The Offering I6ring. email though il be-
Is offered liiiaith and humility. Z
Aheart that.is broken, eontEite and free,
ls the eiil ] her, Issrs,.t Thee.
Wounded IN sniih IsIl at Thy feet
Hoping, dear SAVIOR, thy presence 10 meet
From SO, rows that gtieve me, cares that Cypress
pray Tnee relieve me aud my soul oiess.
Apply the sweet balm that flows rom sooVeI
To my gfiet- stricken heart, Savior oil love-
: o let me sce but one smile OF Thy iAce,
And taste the .icb pleasures Of Pr,d ming grace.
o let me hi al but one soUhh q ny voice
At the nlus ic .vi Mnich A. gel rcl9.ce;-
Then will nay glad soul in ecstacy rise
And echothe song bat rIngs tn uugh the skies
From sorTow and sin my soui shall be Tree
3htn viii be happy, SAVIOR Is IhEs.
Harpef's Ferry
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Como and 800!
AT AND BELOW COST
ClOthiny Cheaper than 1t can he Bought IN
Baltimore.
NO HUMBUG ABOUT IT!
FEE STOCK MUST BE SOLD!
AND THE STOCK WILL BE SOLD!
look OUT FOR BARGAINSq
A BR. G GOODMAN is now selling of his entire
AND THE STOCK WILL BE SOLD
LooK OUT FOR DARGA1Nsq

A BR. G GOODMAN is now selling off his emit
n stock of Winter CIorhii e, with view to ma
room for Spring Goods. Call and see him!
January I9. 1863.
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TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCnEsTER AND POTOMAC 3. i
TaAlIixss GoIxo WEsr.
TIM E TIA L E.


Leave Harper,s Ferry at 10 A NJ and Is PM.
Leave Shena ndoah at u a M aud % T NJ.
1ssvs Iexess Switch at "a A n and 81 p ~.
Ie,ys Hsfltovn at Z So NJ aud - p NJ.
Lave Cha rlsstov n al "a A NJ and 81 p n.
Leave f.atner,t's at . IL A NJ anu Us p NJ.
Leave summit Point al BOA ii ana ? l6 NJ.
Lave Waues-iile at . - A NJ and , SOP 81.
IscayS OpeQGon Bridge "a : 80 NJ and 80 N,
leave Stcph-nsun's az 9 "a NJ, and - NJ
Arrive Al Winchester at 9 IS A VI and = 55 p NJ.
TRAINS Goiss East.
Leave WiLeEesier at 10 30 A ~ and 20 p NJ
Leave Ste pheiisUri' 3 at 10 10 A NJ and 80 = NJ.
Leave Opcquon Bridge at 10 50 m and So p 81.
Leave W Vaudeville at IL 90 NJ and Z OF NJ
Leave Summit Point IL Il A NJ and % p NJ.
Leave CanIeiSn at IL IS A NJ and ~ NJ. b
Leave Charlestown at II SO \ ~ and 50 p. NJ.
Leave HAlltowpa at u a A NJ aud 5 IA p NJ.
Lave heyes' Switch at II So NJ and 5 20 M,
Leave Shenandoah at II oil p NJ and 30 PM.
Arrive at HarPer's Ferry II Os A NJ and % p NJ
WINCHESTER ACCOMMODATION
COMMEScIAo MAY IsrH, 1868.
Leaves Winchester s M
Supplements 5n
wade's 525
Summit Point 5 90
Cameron's 50
Charitstown GOT
IIaiitoWn Sta
usper's Ferry 80
Arriving ia baltimore at 10 rs A. NJ,
Lea &c Camden Station at 4I0P. NJ.
Arrive Tia rper's Ferry 500
Chari-stoWn S34
Summit PO!nt $50
Wade's $40
Stcphrns.in's ga
Winchester 9So
4. b. WOOD, Agent, HarpCr's Ferry.
JOHN L. WILSON
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THE CELEBRATED

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January n ISG1- ~
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woo1cn Goods
AND READY-MADE CLOTHING.

AND REApY-MADE CLOTHING.
All in rcceiptofa large stock of the above goods.
i Uhi'h am offering at great reduced prices.
The stp' kc"psists, IL part, s follows:
CA S S NJ e r e SU rs,
splendid quality Pants from 81 as up to 50 Co.
OVrrcoats, well assorted; FTrEch. English and
Amer iCsn Cassimeres; Velvet Cord FUstiOn, Ken
lucky Jeans, Pulled and Plaid LInseys. ] have
also Ia ge stock OF DRESS GOODS, Prints, RIch'd
ish and Rcd Sole Leather, Upper, Kip and Cal
Skim; r large lot of BOOis AMI Shoes, aud Hats.
FRESH CERES
SugAr, Coffee. Ma,keTal, Syrups. Pepper, Ginger,
very =tprT GIccn aud Black Teas, together with
great many other guds, ail of which am Cficr
ing low Tor CAsh shoTt time. pDnctuBI Gus
tOucIs JOHS W. GRANTHAM.
Middlewny, December 81, 1868
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JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON.

O-E-IE lsiJ Mt OU1IINDTUWs
iIAVING added some OF the fncst New Ma
chruery to the ShannondaIe Fac tory, now in
use in the Saley"f Virginia, is prepared, and will
continue 10 manufacture
OLLEN GOODS,
LINSEYS, FULLED AND PLAID.
CLOTHS, CASSINERES AND TWEEDS,
ami with his improved and superior facilities il
sati-fed that he will be able offer to the public
ah article Of GOODS. that cannot be surpassed, IL
rquaiiei by Sny other esfsb isbmrrt.
RI- Baltimore PTir,s paid fUr " DOL in Cash.
lie sOlicits orders.
JAS. NJ. JOHNSTON.
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H.tgNk SIS, Stables AND BRIDES,
MANUFACTURER OR REPAIRED.
.If t,AurIesfO,rn. Jefferson CouRfy JTy0;1,ii,,.

THE undersig ned respectfully announc- GA
il &c to the citizens OF, Charlrstown ant kT3LkN
vicinity, that he is constantly ma king and
repairing Carriage. GIg Buggy, Coach nd W agon
HAYNES, SADDLES, RRlpLES, HALTERS,
SC, in the most durable ma pner. and the most
modern style of work ma nshp. and nj short notice
and upon 'living" terms. NV work commend
itself All ask j. share the public patronage
Ot-Call upon me at my establishment opposite
the Garter House,
HENRY D MIDDLEKAUEF.
November 7, Is66-Iy
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SADDLES AND HARNESS
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04
THANKSGIVING
PR CLIMATIC Q NJ
Thursday, the 18th day Of November,
A, L. 1869,

state Of Nevada, do hereby appoint
Thursday, the 18th day Of November,
D. 1869,
As day Of PUBLIC THANKSGIVING AND
PRAISE.
Lookiag back upon the events of the yoar. we
cannot fail 10 be reminded of tie supreme Rulers
great merCics. as well ~ Of the mScfnthhcpnss of
Ills ways: and whilst We, as in duty bound,
should be thankful tor the openhandednoss Of
huuuti"ul aud never falling Providence. lt IA
humbly a. acknowledge that there has been given to-
u.s. by the death OF two of our state officers. -
cause # great and expressing grief.
How can this Proclamation, asking The people
to give thanks Cor the blessings which they have
received, be uttered, unless az the same time, we
attest our gratitude TO God fur llis having seen
tit 10 spare us tum the scythe Il Ills dread
servant
The harve.ts which We seek from the seed and
the rock have been goud, The deserts and the
oases have yielded AS bountifully a. We could rea
,onaby expect.
their high character; and the tolls Oi the hus-
baulman have been rrguitcl
Whilst the earthquake and the food and the
Tempest have been visited upon our ueplhufs la
other States aud up.u the people 81 adjacent
countries, We have hepn gracluusly shielded from
such grave misfprtuues.
II should excite the mutual gratulaticns Of us
all that the blessings which have bciallen III.
nation. and which are 80 gracefully i"eitcd by
President Grant have come upon our country ,nd
It's institutions,
These, then. are profound reasons for thankful.
ness and the earnest acknowledgement oi the
presence u Almighty God aud they lend us
itrerres-iblc incentives for heartily Hcccdtrg 10
the sentiments set forth in the President Prucla
nation Aud, actu,ted by these god t,n-un-,
do cnioin II upon all citizens 60 attest their sense
Of dependence upon the great Creator hN giving
On the day above designated, IN the churches and
~ tho firc-idc. an earnest showing II their iaiih
and u thDir sincerity IN such professions NJ he-
come collective part Of a civilization and
people whose mis- i5p It IL 10 conserve ,he hil lhctt
and best interests Of humanity,
.-.-- In witness whereof have hcrcuuto 81
= , my hand, Hud caused to he affixed the
las Crest Seal uf the state u Nevada. Duue
s--@ At Carson cts this 10th day q october,
A. D. lSUq. JAMES :. SLlNGEkLANp,
Acting Governor ot Nevada.
by the Acting Governor:
G. y. NurEN NUr Secretary uf state. ~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04
$500 R L WAR D!

CApsoS CITY, ORMsBY CouNTr,
August ., lstg
uNHE BoAED oF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
! of ormshy County hereby offer a REM ARD
Of FIVE UUN NDIED lsjoul DOLLARS TO 10 raid
~ other Indebtedness ot sail county il paid , fot
the arrest and conviction of the murderer ur any
~ the n,rrlercrs of Mrs, Priscilla Mllfurd, who
was kI'ed near Ilear creek. 10 her residence III
orm,hy County, Nevada, On the 9Th day uf July,
A. u. lSGp. BY order oi the BOARD,
T. i. EDWARDS, Clerk.
By Il. Il. pAREISscS. Deputy anhf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04
4; . . 8 3 8 : : ! I

TO THE WORKING CLASS We are NV
prepared TO furnish all cassrs with constant "n,.
ploy yment at home, the whole uf the time ~ i"r
The ,pare moments Business new, light and
profitable. Persons of either FoN easll, enrn froih
5oc to 81 per evening, and n Proportional sun by
ieyoting their whole tinlc 20 the business boy.
and girls earn nearly as much a- men. That al
who see this NOTICE may send their address, snd
test the business, we max. this nuI~rsllolpt
offer. To such ~ sr- not weil satisfied ~e Sill
send 81 10 pay flr the trouble u writing. fnli
par,icuiars, a valuable sample which vii Do to
comwepce work On, and copy 81 TIE IssP'ss
Lif,rdry CoMpdmior- on. of the largest snd bsst
mail. RssAsr, II you want permanent, prvh'sbls
work. addre.s g. g. ALLkN 4 CO.. AuorsrA.
MAINE. ~.".sm
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF WV. X. PARKINSON, DECEASED
NOTICE ~ uERgbY GIVEN ny THE UN.
y dersigucd, Administrator II the above named
Estate. To- ia. creditors 81, and all parsons having
claims against said deceased, % exhibit the .am.,
with the necessary vouchers within ten months
from the first publication II this notice, g. the
undersigned ht the Office Of Wells, Fargo & Co.,
Carson City, Nevada -
ALEX. W. BALDWIN.
Administrator of sad Estate.
November (. 1864.
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ID ES0LvED: THAT ALL PERSONS ALLOW
III ing distractions TO remain in the street, or
on the sidewalk in front Of their place of business,
residence, or elsewhere, within the limits Of Car
City, be notified through the columns of the
APPEAL to remove the same within ten davs from
this date. and to KEEP such streets and sidewalks
clear Of obstruction # any kind legal proceed
ings will be instituted against them.
State Of Nevada. County of 0rmshy-Sa-f, T.
J. Edwards, County Clerk Of ormsky County, and
ex offcio Clerk Of the Board Of County Commis.
soners in and for said County, do hereby certify
the above to be a copy Of the original kesolution
adopted by said Board November 10th, 1869, as the
same nov appears ofrecord In my ONCE.
s-s In witness whereof ! have hereunto
(..., | set my hand and Affixed the Zeal Of said
[ board, this 10th day Of November, A.
so~s D. 1860.
Mi :. J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
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L o S T!

A CHECK or WELLS, FARGO & Co. GIVEN
N by orman Folsom, Washoe in favor Of Char les
Dubreuel, for $40 90 Ninety Dolirs) All per-
are hereby notified not to negotiate for the
same As payment ON it has been stopped.
CHARLES DUBREUEL.
Carson November os IS6g
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-03-24

tachment to its distinctive characteristics yet with
out narrowness or bigotry, she loved "sll who love
the Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity, and took degnt
in witnessing the prosperity OF the Lord WORK IN
the hands of all his servants.
If she took pleasure in the public ordinances OF
Gods house, she perhaps priced the privilege OF
secret devotion still more Those who lived with
her could not but observe the regularity and punctu
aty with which she stole away so often daily 10 hold
communion with God alone; nor can they ever for
get the sweet aud quiet serenity shining on her coun-
tenance after such seasons of converse with Jesus
Her devoutness as Christian OF course lifted her
all the more worthily to perform her duties as wife,
mother neighbour and friend and IN all these rela-
tons she was exemplary Her aged husband blesses
her memory and feebly journeysa little way 9rther,
expecting soon to reoin her. The children she has
reared and the grandchildren, will never forget her
VIII they not also follow her bright example her
numerous friends viii regret the death OF her whose
constant habit to study the pleasure OF others IN
preference to her own. Enemies she had none on
earth. None knew her but to love her, or named
her but to praise"
Her last illness was short and such as to prevent
her giving any specific dying testimony. As she
neared the final hour, however, when her soul was
already shut out from all consciousness OF earthly
things, and perhaps catching glimpse OF 1.-The rest
that remaineth TO the people of GOD, she softly
murmured several times, Rest, rest" And thus
she passed calmly and peacefully away to the better
land.
Chow blest the righteous when he dies,
When sinks the weary soul to rest
How mildly beam the closing eyes!
how gently heaves the expiring breast
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Martiea,

February 17th by Rev. William Pinkerton, VIII
LIAM r. HOLBERr and Miss MARGAEET <. FAUvER.
March 9th, by the same, SAMUEL c. MCMAsrARs
and Miss MARGARET K. BROwNLEE
March 18th, BY the same, EDWARD A. MARKS and
Miss MARGARET j. CAMPBELL.
On the 9th of March, BY Rev. J. NJ. Rice, A.
KIrTINGsR and Miss SARAH NJ. ANDERSON, all Of
Allegheny county, Va.
On the 18th of March, by the same, THOMAS w.
Ross, OF Allegheny county. and Miss FANNIE j..
TALY, of Greenbrier county, West Va
On the sth of March, by the Rev. DR.. NJ d. HOge,
Major W. j. JOHNSON and Mrs. ElLEN d. LAYNE /;
all Of this city.
On the 10th of March, in the First Presbyterian
church, Lynchburg Va, by the Rev. James b,
Ramsey, ID. D., HARwELL NJ. CHANBERLAIN, OF Or.
ange, Va. and Miss ELMINA A. E. DEARNAN, OF
Lynchburg.
March 4th, by Rev. DR.. Jeter, J. J. LYNN, Of
Cumberland, Nd, and Miss CLARA NJ MINOR, OF
this city.
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Obituaries.

Died February 10Th, after an illness Of few
hours CHARLIE Il. HULL, aged 10 years, son of Mrs.
Margaret and the late John Hull, of Colllerstown,
Roekbridge county, Va.
Died. at his residence in Halifax county, n. c.,
March 7th, THoNAs P. DEvEREUx, in the 10th year
of his age.
MARK the perfect man and behold the upright
for the end OF that man is peace.
Died, March eth, at his residence, near Lewis
in the 94th year of his age.
Died at her residence in Anderson District, S. c.,
November 2ls, 1868, Mrs. HARRIET HHLHoUsz,
wife of the late Rev. Joseph HillbouSe.
Died, at the residence of her son-in-law, Major
Robbins, in Salisbury, \. c., on the 4th day OF
January. 1869, in her seventy.second year, Mrs.
EllZA LEWIS MONTGOMERY, wife OF Rev. a. D.
Montgomery, of the Concord Presbytery.
For nearly half century she mad been the com
paniOn and hepmate of an active minister OF the
gospel The hardshipS. responsibilities, and sacr-
fees incident to that noble sphere OF hte, were
borne by her with consistency and equanlmlty al
most unrivalled. God had fitted her tor her task
and molly did she perform It. She IS loved ana
honored m all the churches where her lot was cast
Her NOBLE example of pjet5 patience, and charity,
was bright treasure wherever she dwelt. The re-
cord OF the good she mas done OF the evil she mas
prevented. OF the differences she has healed and OF
the souls she has comtorted and guided Will indeed
be a long and brilliant in the great day OF &C
counts A true mother In Israel has fallen.
Reared under the teachings OF the Presbyterian
Church, she retained through life an undated at
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

A letter from Berlin to an English journal, dated
January H. says that the week OF prayer was
observed with much interest. The Queen of Prussia
was present at two of the meetings, and apparently
much interested, A son OF Court BerDSdOrfI,
ambassador in England, took part in the services.
At this season there have been some interesting
reunions in connection with the Berlin Sabbath
Schools. The American Sabbath School system
is quite taking root here. 1t differs so far from
the English that less time Is occupied in mechani
cal reading, which is well attended to in the PruS
sian daily schools. The main object Is to influence
the heart. There was gathering of some four
hundred Sabbath School teachers lately, at which
DR.. DOrner and others gave addresses.
The Light-giving wOrd-In an address at recent
meeting of the British and Foreign Bible Society,"
Pastor BOyagian, from Syria stated that in 1910,
twelve years before missionaries came to his home
on the HgriS, his father brought an Armenian
Bible from ConstantinOple, when three persons
met together to study it, to find out whether their
church was right or not There are now 900 Pro-
testant evangelical Christians there. and sometimes
from 500 to 800 meet to hear the preaching Of
the gospel The Bible is circulated in all the
families. The Bible, he said, had been an effee-
tive pioneer Of missionary work throughout the
Turkish Empire.
spain.-The latest advices from Spain make it
probable that the Duke Of MOntpensier the broth
er-in-law Of Queen Isabella, and the youngest son
of King Louis Philippe Of France, viii be chosen
King Of Spain. The cause of political and rehgi-
Gus liberty will not obtain under him what 1t
would have obtained under republic, and per-
haps, not even what it would have obtained under
a son of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy; but the
real gain the condition of affairs under Isabella
will be and will remain very great.
The University for the education of native young
men in India has been an unparalleled success.
Ten years ago only two hundred and fifty students
had been matrieulated At the close of the last
autumn session two thousand and three hundred
presented themselves for examination
Tho Church Of England's property is valued $40,
O0O, 600 in gold, the annual income of which sup
ports the clergy.
The Hawaiian jubilee, or semi.eeutennal anniver
sary of the establishment of the American mission
in the Sandwich Islands, is to be observed by a
general convention called by tbe Hawaiian Evan
geeal Board, to meet at Honolulu, June, 1870.
Delegates from all the missions in the Pacific will
be invited, the several missionary vessels being
employed as means Of passage.
Magazine writing in America is not remunerative
at BEST Two Of the ablest and most popular con-
tributors in the country, James Parton and Col.
T. w. HigginSOn, do not realize by their labOrs
over 50 500 and 81 200 respectively. Any good
salesman in a dry goods house does better than
that
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The Peabody Education Fund.-The Southern pa
pers state that Dr. Sears, the agent of the Pea
body Fund is now limited to 100000 per annum,
in his distributions to eleven States the time in
which the trustees were allowed TO use the prluci-
pal having expired
Lafayette COIlege--0f one hundred and forty
three students in Lafayette College, at EastOn,
Pa, seventy-twO, or Just half, are professors Of
religion.
Paris, March Thames B. Andrews Esq, Of
New York, son Of LOring Andrews was married
to Miss Fannie GriSwOld Field, young st daughter
of Cyrus W. Field, at the United States Legation
in this city, to day.
The advantage of competition is seen in the fact
that the Cunard steamers have reduced their fares,
so that one may 20 TO Europe a Steerage paSSen-
ger for $50 or as cabin passenger for $50, which
is only about third of the former rates OF this
line.
Dr. Joshua Leavitt's essay on The best way of
developing improved political and commercial re-
lations between Great Britain and the United
States, for which the Golden Club awarded Its
first medal, is to be published in London and re-
published here as soon as received.
Temperance workers will be sorry to learn that it
is proposed to introduce the cultivation Of the pop
py plant in Louisiana this Spring, and the manu-
peoples will make fifty pounds of opium worth
from fifteen to twenty dollars pound, at cost OF
less than four dollars for the manufacture, and
man can cultivate three acres. It is more refined
Stimulant than any other known and tenfold more
deadly and terrible in its effects
Some time ago It was announced chat Professor
Morse bad endowed lectureShip IN Union The0-
logical Seminary, Ne% York, 10 memory. OF his
yenerated father, the Rev JedeGlah horse, Pros
lessor Guyot, Of Princeton College is now deliver
ing a course Of lectures on this foundation. HIS
subject is Primeval Man. And chat the public
may be benefited the lectures are delivered 10 Mad
iSOn Square DIR. Adams) church.
The yslOcipede mania runs higher every day
Vans fitted up expressly &c carry the vehicles are
seen in the streets distributing them to the ad'
dresses Of numerous purchasers. They sell at
from 500 to $l35 each. Schools are crowded and
multiplying As many as fourteen new licenses for
velocipede Kinks were granted by the Boston alder
men in a single day. The New Bedford manufac-
turers have already turned out over $40 600 worth,
and are driven with orders.
The Death Penalty in wisconsin.-The Wisconsin
Legislature lately submitted the subject of proyid-
ing proper punishment for murder to a select
committee The committee have reported unani-
mOuSly in favor Of the repeal of the present law
of that State, which makes imprisonment for life
the highest penalty for murder, and the majority
Of the committee state that murder in the first
degree can be adequately punished only by death.