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, 1876-07-29

The 'Northwes: African Expedition.
under the direction of MIR Donald
Mackerz.e. started trem Eiigia q on
the 10th of June, for Northwest Africa.
for the purpose of exploring that part
of the world, and proving the feasibility
Of admitting the waters of the Atlantic
into that portion of the desert Of Sahara
known as Ell Juf. and for examining the
coast for harbor and entering into
friendly relations with the natives.
The RUNAWAY SCHooNER.--The Port
Davenport Bros. exposed by Prof.
Baldwin, at Yesler's Hall, Friday
night.
, 1876-07-29

Latest kilograms.
You all know the Frauenthal Brothers,
Who Sell chs aper than all other.
Dry Goods, Clothing. Hats and Shoes
And many other things to choose.
The best of Goods that can ne bought
Has just been from Frisco brought;
Not alone for show, but to sell
So low that some don't like it well.
How much we l. ,se none need to care
As long you get them Oh the square
The loss, if any, it is our own;
Nor shall we meet you with frown.
A Stock OF such large proportion
Here, must PUT you in the notion
To buy whatever is required,
If upright dealing is atimired.
ONE PRICE to all. let it be known,
And no partiality shown
The terms are pll in if you cali
On the Brothers Frauenthal j.
, 1876-07-29
Assessors Notice.

a Lii persons who have not been assessed
~ are hereby notified to give in their re-
tn ms to me prior TO the LIST day of August next
will be found either in person or by deput,
at Mr. 1eslers office, opposite Hovey Barkers
store, until that date
JOHN j. SEERI.EY,
oo-it'WI County Assessor.
, 1876-07-29

The labor question in England has
again become one of serious impor-
tance. Trade must be depressed in
deed when not only reduced wages
and reduced time, but a limit of four
working days in the week, are deter
mined upon. Whether such reduc-
tions are justifiable Or not their eff
fects cannot fail to be most deplora-
BILE. At the present rates the condi-
tion of English operatives is not a
happy lot. With reduced wages,
and only four days in the week to
earn even this, no fate could be
much worse than is likely to befall
them. Depressed as everything is
with us we have not yet fallen so
low as the condition of things in Eng
land.
, 1876-07-29

WRITs OF ERIoR.-T These instru-
ments for reopening the cases of
criminals regularly convicted and
sentenced for serious offences are
very frequently obtained by the con-
vict's counsel, even after consider
able part of the term of imprison-
ment of his client has been served.
The granting of such orders, which
reflect on the justice Of the court
that has tried the offender, suggests
something wrong in the administra-
ton of justice, for the trial that ter
inmates with conviction ought to be
conducted so that no doubts can
arise afterward that strict justice has
been done.
, 1876-12-02
(;entaur
Liniments.
tLcticr from a Postmaster ]

"Messrs J. r. Ios & Go:
My wife has, Tor ong time, been a terrible suf-
ferer from Kh umatiSm- she las tried many ply
sicans and mary remedies. The only thing which
has given her relief is Centaur Liniment am re-
jOlce1 10 say this has cured her | am d.inp what
can to extend ~ sale W Il RING
This is a sample of many .housau testimonials re-
ce we'd, OF wor' rful cur effected by the Centaur
LiIiment The ingredients of this Article are pub
lshed around each bottle IL contains Witch Hazel.
Mentha, Aruicl Rock OIL Carho,ic AMI ingredients ;
hitherto little known II is an indisputable fact that
the Centaur l.inIment Is performing more cures OF
welllngs, Stiff Joints, E'up iOns Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Sciatira, Cakei Breasts, Lock law, &c
than all other IinIments, Embrocatious Extracts,
OlntmentS, and Piasters now in use.
For 1ootilaeiie, Earaehe, Weak Back, Itch, end
Cutaneous Eruptions, It II admirable 1t burIs
and sealds without scar. Extracts poison from
bites and stings, and heals fruss-Iites and chill
blains, IN short time. No family afford 10 lie
without the Centaur Linimept, white wrapper
Ihe Scniaur Linifne1st. yellow wrapper Is
af!apted 10 the tough skin, muscles and sh OF the
animal creation. Its effects upnn severe easeS of
Spawn, sWeeny, Wind Gall, Big Head and Poll
Evil, are little less than marvellous
MeSsrs. J. Mcclure & Co, Druggisists, cor Elm
and Front Sts, CinelnnIti, o., say:
=" In our nelghborhood number of teamsters are
using the CentIur Llniment. They pronounce II
superior to ANYTHING they have ever used We sell
as high as four 10 five dozen bottles per month TO
these transfers"
We have thousands of similar testimonials.
For Woun!s, Calls, Scratches, Ring-bone, &c,
and for Screw WnSm in Sheep, it has no rival Far
III rs, LIyery-uen and Stock-raissrS have in this
LiniInent remedy which Is worth a hundred times
its cost.
Iabratory of J. D. Rost & Co,
rs 3m@ i6 DEY ST, NEw YORK
, 1876-12-02

Dox'T BE AFRAID To WoEK-A
sarcastic Young lady writer SAYS
Don't be afraid 10 work d! II was
never Fnown to inflict any permanent
injury upon anybody. To be sure, if
you hide away or run from It, you'll
have to stand it right smart when ii
does come up with you; but just 'in
hands with work, and it is one OF the
best companions bohy can have. 1t
will set your blood in good running
order, fix your appetite all right, dl-
gest your food in good shape, without
bit of doctors stuff, it will give You
a clearness of complexion, and tiut
Your cheeks with a color which VIII
not be injurious, nor rub off. Give
me- q boy or grill wio loves TO work
God will not torsake such a one. It is
no excuse that one Is able 10 hire ser
wants Nlture qnires the rich 10
work as we as the poor, and If We
disregard her voice, she is sure TO
SPEAK so that we shall be glad TO
answer II IL JHSt like this: The rich
may work or not, just as they please,
and the 20 II may work OF siarve, and
it is just as they please, too ; bat it the
rich won't work, they needn't whine
in my hearing about their poor health,
for, Just as likely as not, | should tel
them that they had got too much din
ner an and advise a warm dish water
bath for their hands, or a little pot
and kittIe exercise for the Joints, or a
sweat, not as some women give their
husbands with the broom-but real
carpet dus' ing article. Work is our
best friend. 1t brings fond to the
hungry, aud health TO the rich, al.
though they will not believe IL.
Strange that women will perter 10 he
annoyed by faiIhless servants, and
shut their eyes to their wastetui and,
sometimes. dirty habits. Strange L
say, that a women will perter this tC
a healthy, hearty exercise of her own
strength. | wonder il God made you
tor the express purpose of CARRYING
about dry goods. and illustrating fash
ions caprices. Pll own up to any
quantity OF female folly and fashion
able sin, but, as heaven hears me, Pm
not guilty of the sin of lazness, and
/ rely on that 80 cover multitude OF
other sins. | admire Industrious folks.
| adore them, and, what is more, |
| love them
, 1876-12-02

FooD. Work, AND SLEEP.-Ihe
things tha a man most needs III tins
world are food. work and sleep. lie
doesn't need riches, hunors or Office TO
live. He needs society because he Is
made for il. lie must love aud be
loved his life happiness are promised
by companionship, mutual dependence
and counsel enlarge hope and stimu-
late courage. Yet after sll lie lives ii
his friends die. There j. no grief, no
form of bereavement, but 1t has IT.
consolation. The best perseryer OF a
mans life is contpntment. Nor Is
work destructive of strength. Men
look forward to rest, To life OF ease,
which to Them means cessation from
toll and from the cares OF business.
They mistake the cause OF WEAKNESS
1t is not work; it Is care. 1t Is over
taxation, il is ambition and desire
after gain that bring worn and weary
feelings. All we possess IN lie, the
sooner we get through with life the
sooner We relinquish our possessions
The faster a man lives the quicker he
reaches the end of life. There are three
ends TO life, ani death is the last and
least desirable of them. One end l.
TO live. That is why we were created
10 live. and as well as we can. Some
90 murmuring and groanlng on their
way, as though life was burden. and
that it is piety TO put low estimate
on it. The opposite is true. 4 man
should seek to live cut hls days, and
he caDno accomplish il in a BETTER
way than by using every means TO
promote life. Among these mean are
the three things mentioned at the head
of this article. When a man denies
himself sleep, food, and the exercise
work gives. brain AMI body work, he
robs his lie of It's full term. Let hum
be cheerful also Con,enrment and
eheerluIness are the oil which keeps
the nerves from wearing out. busy
men and women think that time taken
from toll for sleep and recreation Is time
lost. Il is really the cement put IN to
fill up the joints, to keep out The
weather, aud preserve the bullding.-
POU. Journal.
, 1876-12-02
Newspaper Waits.

Six Savannah policeman have died
of the fever.
The Lee monument fund now
amounts to sl25, 900.
They make shoe-leather out Of
sturgeon skins now.
Tennessee is sending abou: fifty emi-
grants per day TO Texas.
An enormous sorghum crop has
been raised all over the South.
Somebody stole a cross from a
graveyard III Turner'S Fails, Mass.
At many places In the South rain
has not fallen for two months.
Taackeray always looked at man
as possible character for a novel.
A woman has no minated herself for
School Commissioner in Horny, S. c.
Professor Haley, genuine African
from Liberia, is lecturing in Virginia
Cotton seed oil factories are being
erected in various localities in the
South.
Said country girl recently, as
opera bouffe anything like donation
party ?"
Red Indian corn, planted between
vine rows, will keep the phylloxera
from the vine.
G.. Walton James Will assume the
editorship Of the revived Enquirer, at
Richmond, Va.
A yonng woman in New York has
recovered $1,000 damages from the
owner of a dog which bit her.
The British Admiralty have order
ed the immediate construction of six
steel corvetles to serve as cruisers In
the Pacific and Chinese waters.
The Faculty of Yale College has
forbidden the foot ball players To leave
town TO engage in any mach games, a
restriction not placed upon base ball
players.
The Chicago school census, just
completed, shows That the present
population of that City is about 406
66l.
, 1876-12-02

CIDER WNE.-Cider for this pur
pose should not be made until Decem-
ber when it should be barre He'd and
placed in a vault or cool cellar and left
there until February or March, when
it should be bottled, using champagne
bottles, well corked and wired Use
good sized copper wire, which requires
only once passing over the cork. Then
return the bottled cider to he cellar,
laying The bottles on their sides, and it
will keen for years.
, 1876-12-02

PLANTS IN THE nOUsE.-BGt lew
thlEgs add more TO the chPerinlneSs OF
a setting room than a few plants in
healthy and vigorous growth. THESE
NAV be of various kinds, according To
the taste of the Individual. Gerani-
ums, pinks, ivy, and other common
flowers are easily and cheaply grown.
Il is surprising wha; handsome foliage
and what quantities of flowers cah be
produced in the sitting room under
the care Of the person who loves flow
ers. Such a person needs but little
instruction, for what is done seems
in,utive. the right thing at the right
time. We have seen even the came
La grown finely in a sirtiug room, Yet
this was a rare case. The use of nov
elites always furnishes increased III
terest TO the culture OF flowers, and
many novelties are readily procurable.
For instance, take large sweet pota-
to, and plaza it in the mouth of fruit
can, or a small earIhen jar filled with
rein water, allowing the potato to dip
into the water, say TWO or three inches.
Set in a warin, sunny spot, and soon
it will spropt. Break off ali but three
or folr Shoots and allow these 20
drCop, or train on a t:elliS, or any
other way that seems e>lrable.
Nothing more is necessary TO be done
than to supply additional water AS
fast as evaporation diminisheS the
depth in the jar. The sweet potato Is
a vine, and a very prerty one at that
A sponge filled with seed of craSS, ard
Kept moist, will soon appear bali oi
living green. \ pot, or be ter a pan
filled with bulhS of oXalis offers q
pretty sight. Whatever is selected,
however, remember not to give too
much heat. 4 cool temperature al
night and sunliI Iht and warmth by day,
with the ordinary care which the lover
of flowers would exercise, iusures sue
cess Not every one can have a green
house. but any one who chooses may
share portion of its delights in his or
her own house. Scientific Farmer.
, 1876-12-02

THIs is the year of jubilee with the
Texas farmers. Nothing like the crops
ON hand throughout the State has eve
been known. An editor says lie has
been IN Texas for thirty years, and it
l. The only universal fine crop year he
ever heard of. Judging from the ac
counts in our Taxss exchanges, the
crops are good everywhere. SIien-
did wheat crops corn so plentiful
that farmers do no; know what 20 do
with 1t, and cotton promising a large
yield.
, 1876-12-02
FARNI FOR SAID.

I, FARM FOR SALE OF One Half Section of land.
n a GOOD FRAME HOUSE and FRAME BARR,
and a god ORCHARD with FkUll aud HRUB-
Berry on ti.e place. There abundance of god
running water AMI pen-y of till trr for fire WuOf
and fencing PurpOSes on tie land. The pace Is sill
raiei one ani one halt miles from Dayton, Colun'-
bia county Washington terTit ry- For further par-
ticultrs, address, the undersigned at Dayton. ". L.
9a-tf NEAI y d A kIRk
, 1876-12-02

TRUTH.-iiow beautiful is truth In
this world, whore there is so much
faiSehood and deceit, whereby hearts
are estranged, and rpcrimination>,
assaults and crimes engendered, how
beautiful are the true thought, word
and deed. Like the sun smiling out
amid the angry storm, like the bright
stars shining through the heavy night
cloud, like friends clasping the hand
o: friends, like right rebutting wrong,
like the lance of virtue ringing on the
shield of vice, like heaven upon earth
AMI God ia mans truth. ProninnS
and priceless, dearer than smile of
friend, love or parent, o. pomp or
fame. Truth is all. b. this we know
the nature and value of things False
hood is craven. a bastard. Truth is
bold, noble, ani God given, beyond
every other attribute Of the soul.
, 1876-12-02

BREAKFASr BACON is made from
yonng pigs or 'shotes," ;" not weighing
more than l15 pounds. and not too IA:
or too lean. The sides are completely
boned and made into clean meat.
cured with sugar, and smoked, as
usual. The meat shoalI be a. nearly
as possible Ofeqnal thickness all over.
well streaked with lean, and carefully
cured \ choice article is eur into
pieces and cahvased, The same a> hams.
The main point in preparing this very
choice article of bacon is 10 have the
right sort of meat in proper condition,
curing 1t carefully, using refined salt
and white sugar in the pickle.
, 1876-12-02

A child two years old has been
poisoned at village near Frodsaam
in England, by drinking from a hot.
tie containing carboIic acid, winch its
mother had given it to play with in
bed, " 10 pscify it,"
, 1876-12-02

when an East India girl gets mad
and wants TO spite her lover size
threatens TO go and Climb an elephant.
, 1876-12-02

A San Francisco saloon keeper has
sued one OF his customers to- $1,000,
alleged TO be due for 10, 900 cocktails.
, 1876-12-02

No woman Wi'h proper apprecia-
tion OF her rights will marry man SO
tall that she can't reach his hair.
, 1876-12-02
EsaGe> ca S'p Freight,



GOODS. NEErHIADISE, bTC, BIC.
From Wallula 10 NaIla Wa!a....------. - = :,
FROM " atius. 70 y iItLisii-- =,
From Whita.an TO W. a y ALA --.--.-----.' 1"
G.- Bui ding Material = sri liltu ali and reiIh- az,
ic.l lu,pler'- uts me, 81, fres tel To van = ~ =,
q = y 60. oats al rsducr-l measurement, W.
Freiglted 10y us at tie oiesolnS Iaies, On U. = "
Co 5 reduced measurement
, 1876-12-02
spECGAL FREFGNTs.

piaros. pilliirl Tables. Furniture. Glass, Tbs
war. AMI IL, contents IN s ~ O.lrrwise, Vrrn~
ySsre. Marble aul Castings taken only al o~nEi
rIss OF dai;t..e, br,s k.,sr or l.akase I.g
AeI.s. Turt .Iltin,s Burning Fluids, OS -, 10
ot!,er Hqniis. IN cans o. o,hcr vessels, al O"1''
rI>k OF it..ktgr.
Egl'S taken Ouly nj owners NIX OF ''sr n. r-,
FRUITS. Nrsetab -, and I'll Oih-r ptri'D''' f'i
erfy. al owner : rI>,- OF frU>t or decay -, ,ri
Furniture not boxed, ami all Aesieul'uIIsii -, a.
Mechanical Implements, set uP or kn''Es'.
az owners n K 81 .insge and dlitHS oi -,
Nor Will the Company responsible luI - ,or.
ia any part. unless the same y iaiiy re''ii
, 1876-12-02

An Alabama COW iingles bell that
made music for her ancestors a hun.
dred years ago.
, 1876-12-02

NO FICE TO PAY UP.
IL RSONS indebted 10 the undersigned for
"A Bl.ACkSMITHING, or Otherwise are rotlfiai
70 ma immediate payment, elsrs " Il be aided.
Tbs meaIns business AS an deJermin4d 10 place all
unsettled aeeoants IN the hands OF a eJllectnr-
film P NJ LYNCH.
, 1876-12-02
,,,..., M PAY. BorSTT, &c.

.
Fe5ersl 0ae.rs. soliiers, and sailors :, oo,1,;i I
war. or .thetr bsIrs. ale IN m'hs =, b en ia !,
money non thu Government Shlrh Dss mi ki.esI
70 ls due since final pam u u t.'grtv rrr-s'e j.
ser vi = and state am un; q pay ani "a ss,s
Cer,ifI Is of Adju,ant G-Iersl ! .,-1 = ii n ps
~rrvlc,. AMI ionorab.r di-ciEtrse ihs,e
discharges 81, procured fr si.i. ~, -, end full
Enclose stamp 10 Gilmore
p.N ION. PEN>io>>
AnFederai Officers, sodeIs, and o9lio' 9,,q Il ibs 4
rup.a-.si or iurtd N the line OF eD1 ,ensia;
war. and disabled thereby, can ooiai l,.,!-,
Wiiows an minor children, oi M Of lrS.s.
and S,.il0is. Nlo hay del since s,-irsi il
contracted or wou8is and iHIaflrs osnss,
serylee ani IN line Of duty. can plo0N
address n t:iIss,Or re a so' ot.,inei foa1SS
Incre.-ef rate for Pensioners oos yr.r. pno,
Iiai Warr,nts prOrurei for Ser,is< n,, - s1iss
March 5. 1875 lheTe ,,ys -, 70 & co.. ~assel,
send stamp TO ti.i.noHE q
toz, 10 a.. Tor fun iHstru'il "A
F. HAEpEsrr IL confer favor " - S
, 1876-12-02
Dissolution of Copartnersi,ip.

THE CoPARTNERSHIP OF the nnaers gnes was
dissolved by mutual consent to-day, Mr. ADAM
SiANe rstIIlng- ADAM STANG,
E KLEBEn.
wALLA wAIL.. Oct. ., ls7e. iSlw
, 1876-12-02
Taxes for the Year 1916,

TIE WALLA wALLA COUNTY TAX BOOK
for the year 1876 Is IN the hands o: the Conn-
ty Treasurer u whom taxes can be pail until the
S9th day of De-rnbe which dstr all unpaid taxes
" II become delinquent, AMI ten Per CEN. added for
collection Walla Wslls W. T, Sept. -, is7s.
4S-ti r. r. REES, County Treasurer,
, 1876-12-02
Pitchers
Castoriia.

Mothers may have rest and their babies may have
health, if they will C4storis for Wind Collie,
Worms, Fevershuess, Sore Month, Coup, or Stom-
aeh complaints. 1t Is eptireiy vegetable prepara-
ton, and contains neither mineral, morphine n r
alcnlol It rs pleasant TO take honey, and nei-
tber gags nor grIpes-
, 1876-12-02
Administrator's Sale.

Attention, ScOte m en- /!
THERE WILL A SPECIAL MEElING II tie
L ST. ANDREW SOCIETY, h, II IN iae city Of
WaIla walla, on SATURDAY, October iith, at
O'Clock n for tie purpose OF si-eting officers sc.
All .seotehmen are invited to attend. The annual
neetne, of the Sseiety VII be he'd on ST. Andrews
Eve, November S0th. Roth meetings 10 be held at
Il, house Of ANDREW McCALLEY
4ltd JAMES n. DEWAR. President.
, 1876-12-02
Dowy sYECIAE RATES.

Dsiirsred 10 the O. 5. V. COS Bo'i' at "'a''-,
Nrfehan.li,e. Fr II anl Vegetables, sane 'A'''
Above ar ton measurement ,sr tpu
Wool, oue-half more than the above rAlss p
weight B.-i hides each 10 crHtS- -.--a ou
WOod, sand SIone and 1--we st"eA d
rates up OF dOan, BY car loti m nl
nnutle rates on last freight i--@EAges' "
down received fr,.u, Or delivered TO bats u, ssy
Al freight rot svilv,rei beiorv p y ~ D,aTd 81
after It Is reclv--i at the delOts VIII os '''''
owner : expense AMI risk. cxueri 8.
AID all freight received al dep'is W ,;,pess
J,71 fl Ss Ne nTa5s a.5 e. - pc %soi con- blols desI
fIeight-
, 1876-12-02

HAEpEsrr sIl confer favor Os 'A
Office
, 1876-12-02
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the relief
and cure OF al
arrangements ~
the stomach, liy-
er, and bowels.
They are a mid
aperient, and an
excellent purga-
tive. BeingpUTe-
ly vegetable, they
contain no uer-
curry ar mineral
- NT...la
, 1876-12-02
p.SSFyEE1 RATES.

yorr.- The charges OF the ala a,-- n..,rrsA q
Trar.sfe company on down iFel5A' .;r.-s Of iot.
" Urii, Fl n 70 = % nts sGt rpr .o ion And on up i
eglveI non o. ;. \. Co.'S b. Is AMI iO-.sri 10 .hr-
cents PEI ton All down freight, iSt i,.iI,,. sil 4
ment. NOT con, s-n-l 10 PiTti.s at ,u1rl
turned oytr IN rlis IsaI4-te. COiniah! ~
, 1876-12-02

FOR SALE BY ALL DRreG1srs EvERrwHERp
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-14
The Excavations Of Olympia.

A correspondent writes to the Pail
Mall Gazette: az way iha
All Germany is moved with satisfac.
ton because the scheme for the explora-
ton Of the Peloponnesus, which was
conceived and carried out in memory oi
the war of 1901, has, now that the
work has been begun in good earnest,
been insugurated by the finding of a
marble statue of Victory, a beautiful
Nike, in excellent preservation. The
interest and Importance of the dscov.
cry are enhanced by the fact that the
figure bears upon it perfectly legible
inscription, recording that it is the work
ofPaionios, of sMende. in Thrace, the
cotemporary of Phidias, and was made
~ hin for the Messenian colonists OF
Naupactus, by whom it was presented as
a votivo Offering TO tie temple Of Jupiter
at Olympia, alter the third Messenian
war, which had continued ten years, and
ended B. c. 445. Considering hoy fey
works we possess which can with Ger.
tainty be assigned to the age Of Phidias,
and how small is the number Of those
which can be referred TO say one scglp,
tor whose name is known to us, the sue
cess Of the German explorers Of Olym-
pia is lasting gain to the world of art.
The genuineness of this interesting
zinc" receives confirmation, as Prof.
Overlook has shown. from the writings
of PacGspias, in which the votive Nike
of the MesaaSiens is described, and an
account is given OF the facts which had
led to its Offering and which differed
from those recorded by the inscription,
Tks same writer also refers to Paiouios
as the sculptor Of the statue, and indi-
Gates the special Parts Of the great tenn
pie Of Jupiter which Vsrs fhe work Of
his hand.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-14

regular and irregular. we're drawn up,
lining the roadway on both sides. Lance
and sword sparkled, armor flashed, mo-
rion, cuirass, plume, banner, all was
light and beautiful, and such combine
ton Of colors as fairly astonished the
beholder, and forced him to close his
eyes for moment aud ask il it was a
dream.
Never was anything more beautiful.
The very spirit of chivalry hovered over
these martial faces and noble forms--the
grand, stately chiefs making obeisanee,
the roll OF the drums, the blare Of the
trumpets, and the clsng and outburst of
strange Instruments. Such might have
been the triumphant procession OF Sala-
din or Timour himself, but for that viii
famous saltpeter and those firearms.
Masters Of lance, falehionH and shield,
fenced in by this extraordinary pa
gesntry, stood or squstted, silent, mo.
tionless. What some time hence viii be
designated by native reformers the ma.
jesty of the people, was also on fiat
house-tops and on walls, and seemed
much taken with the aspect Of its prince
ly brother whom IL was able to recognize
by reason Of the gold umbrella carried
over his head in the GoVernor's carriage.