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, 1881-10-29

ANNA DICkESsoN-Evcr since Miss Dick.
enson advertised to appear in Hamlet, and
then backed down, she has been rcminently
before the public in the newspapers This
suits Anna even better than acting. She is
now being extensively advertised again and
the papers are filled with interviews with
Stetson, her manager, all Of which Stetsor
writes up in his little back office in Boston.
Anna will appear in an entirely new con-
cep- version Of Hamlet. 1t will he her
first appearance in tights and you bet we'll
all be there. We all hope to see Anna come
to The front with a new Hamlet. The regu-
ton Hamlet is getting a trifie stale. The
public Is acquiring contempt for him bred
only by easy familiarity. You can't attempt
any familiarties with this new Hamlet. Not
even the most privileged theatrical reporter
IN the country could do it-except Nym
Csinkei Of the New York Times, who is
regarded by actress as 4 lap dog or
Willie Winter equally harmless. If Anna
allows the public to WITH IS her understand.
iIg-of the roll and it takes, she has our
consent to turn loose on the French Spy st
an early date, or even old Maxep. if she can
rent the copyright and hosiery OF Far ME
Buckingham. Miss Dickenson will appear
on the Pacific slope as soon as she gets
through III the east.
, 1881-10-29
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, ,c
County Of Walla Walla. 3D.

Julius Wiesick, Plaintiff. vs. Georse L. Cas-
tie and T. c. Castle, defendants
In tie District Court of the Te1ritory at Wash
iEg:oH end for tie First Judicial DiStTio
GToef, Holding Tid-ns at Wdkld IFaHa
Ha'iG paHa Cortnfg, IN said Yrri;oap.
Fy1HE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
4 To George l.. Castle and +. &. Castle
defendants: You are hereby required q
appear in an actirn brought a.,aiI,st you by
Jniins Wiesick, plaintiff, in the district
Cont If the Tenitnry of Washil g.al
and :or the First Jgd:cil District thereof,
hol IA Z terms II W:.iia Halla. Walla Salla
oourty, IN saih territory, b. anyw-r the com
plant of plaintiff, tiie'l in Walia Waila county
within twenty d:-ys If.er the service If this
sumiiioI :, cAriasiye of the i.Iy q: service, If
served IN sail county II not served in saii
county but in SAID di.trict. thirty days. II
seryed in anv other Judicial district in the
territory, in ioTty DAYS. II served By Iul,lic?-
ton within six:y days after the dl:e of this
summons, OF the said plaintiff vi ! take jij;,-
rnent against Won by default, according to the
prayer of the complaint. Said action is
brought 10 foreclose certain mortgage exc
cuted by said defendants to one Ruth Bah
cock on the l7th day Of November, 1879 10
secure the payment Of the sum of $500 and in
.erest thereon at the rate of one and one
quarter per cent. per month. Which said
mortgage was recorded in the Office Of the
c..,Ety auditor Of Walla Walla county, WASH
ing.on Territory, on the 18th day Of Novem-
her, 1879, in book Ii of mortgages, on page 2s3,
which said mortgage was duly transferred a
assigned by said Ruth Balcock to plair If,
AMI on which said mortgage there is nov ine
70 said plaintiff from said defendants, princi-
p-l and interest, amounting To Sas3.7 75 and $40
e.:nsney's fees, as stipulated in said MORTGAGE
Witness the hon. S. &. Win
~ gard, Associate Justice of the Su-
; preIne Court of Washington Ter
! ritory, and Judge of said court,
~ and the seal thereof affixed this
24thday Of September, A ID. 1881.
A REEVES AYERS. Clerk.
a. l.. 4 J. L. SHARPsTuS, Plaintiffs attor-
neys- 40-7w
, 1881-10-29

such tS Loss nl iefilriS t-as>luue, ->oStiii.Ai
Emissions. Aversion To society, Dimness Of
Vision, Noises In tire head the vital fluid
Passing unobSeryed in the mine, and many
other diseases that lead 20 insanity and death.
Dr. Mintie will agree To forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for a case of this kind the Vital
Restorative (untler his special advice and treat
,nent) will not cure. or for anything impure or
injurious found in it. Dr. Mintie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice. including analysis of urine. 81 t
Price of Vital restorative. So % a bottle, Oh
four times the quantity, so 90; sent TO any
address upon receipt of price, or c. o. d., Sc
cure from observation, and in private name if
desired, by A. +. MINTIE, NJ. d.,
II Eeaney Street, San Francisco, Cal.
d. Nintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephreticum,
cures All kinds Of Kidney and Bladder COM
plants, Gunorrhua, elect, Leuc0rrhea. For
sale byaII druggists 81 90 a bottle, six bottles
Tor s. o.
Dr. Mintie's Dandel;on Pills, are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market. For sale by all druggists. Hodge,
Davis d Co., Portland, wholesale agents. Ally
All orders for medicine G. o. ID. must be
accompanied with 81, rs n guarantee Of good
faith, which will be deducted when the pack
age Is shipped.
, 1881-10-29

PUBLIC School No. S4.-School District
No. "a, located in the lower part OF the city,
has been graded and the following are the
teachers therein: Principal, Miss Tina
Johnston, in charge OF the Grammar Depart
ment First assistant, Miss Minnie Good, in
charge OF the intermediate, and Mrs. L,vina
Leete, in charge OF the Primary Department.
The school Is well attended, the school rooms
well ventilated and roomy, and altogether.
TINS is the best public school in the county.
Superintendent Wheeler paid visit to this
school last Monday, but As yet has not re.
ported on the condition of the same. We
are eon6dent that when he speaks Of tie
public schools Of Wal,a Walla IS beng dis
s-rrce TO the city, h. had no reference to No.
a.
, 1881-10-29
Summons.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF WALLA WALIh-
In the District Court of the Territo. o.
Wa Ellington and for the First Judicial IBIS
trict thereof holding terms at Walla Walla
Walla Walla countv, In said territory.
Sarah L. Lands, p.aintiff. vs.. Solomon A
Lands, defendant.
The United States Of America, To Solomon
4. Lands, defendant YOu are hereby re
qrired to appear in an action brought against
you by Sarah Z. Lands, plaintiff, in the dis
trict court Of the Territory of Washington and
for the first Judicial district thereof, holding
terms ut Walla Walla, Walla Walla county,
in said territory, to answer the complaint of
plaintiff filed in Walla Walla county within
twenty days after the service Of this summons,
exclusive of the day of service, if served in said
county. If not s.ryed in said county but in
said f;strict, in thirty days. II served in any
other judicial district in the territory, in forty
days. Ii served by publication within sixty
days after the dIte nf this suT Mons. or the
said plaintiff will take judgment against you
by i, fault, according to the prayer of the com
piaint, which is for divnrce On the account of
icfendants cralty to plaintiff and his failure
tn inal,e si.alle provisions for his 'iInily for
year and mere next preceding the filing oi
c"n plant
Witness the Hon. s. G. Win
~ gard, Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of Washington
'h'I- Territory, and judge of said cou .
~ and The seal thereof affixed this
Sthday nf October A. d., 1SSl.
a. REEVES AYREs. Clerk
Ey !. T.. THOMPSON, Deputy.
How :" &. l.ASGP0RD, Plaintiffs Atty.
, 1881-10-29
SUN MONS.

TEEEIToGY og WASH;SGTON,
County If Walla Waila. '''n'
Ia Justices Court, before J. u. Lamar, Jus-
tice Of the Peace.
To Peter Farrell, Defel dint:
NOJ ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
Il Thomas J. Perkins mas filed claim
against you in said Court, which will come IN
t. be heard at my office in North Walla Walia
Precinct in Walla Walia City, in said county
and Territory, on the 1h day Of November,
A. d., 1881, at the hour # 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
AMI unless you appear and then and there
answer, the same will he taken as confessed
and the demand Of the Plaintiff granted. The
object and demand Of said claim is tn recover
from yOn the sum Of S4S, for board and lodg-
ings furnished you- AMI you are also notified
that your property has been attached TO satiS-
fy said claim and costs
Claim filed, Oct. 81. 1881.
j. ID. I.AMiN,
Oct, -S-3t.w Justice of the Peace
, 1881-10-29
FAREWELL PORTLAND.
The End Reached at Last, and the Agony
Over

Mr.. Clark, the agent OF the o. r. 4
n. Co. in this city is in receipt OF orders not
to ship any more wheat to Portland, but to
ship to San Francisco, Astoria and Kalama
This is hard OH Portland, which has hereto
fore considered hrrse" the whole of Oregon,
but her day has come at last, and until she
can pump mere water in the Willamette,
she must take a hack seat, AMI allow Astoria,
Kalama or San Francisco to be cur great
shipping point from tins on. As an excnse,
the word is given that the Portland ware
houses are full to Overfowing; but this is
not all Shipping is scarce, and indeed il is
more doubtful every day as to whether hcar
draught vessels can run the willamette any
longer. For weeks back ocean steamers and
vessels have had the greatest trouble in
reaching the Portland docks, and lately
they have been seriously considering tie
question OF not lying To get there. The
last order Will give her n terrible set hack
and IT kaiima or Astoria now spruees no a
little, Portland II have seen her best DAYS.
, 1881-10-29
The BACHELORS REsoLvr.

The frosty nights have come again,
And at this time of year
The single men who sleep al me,
France round upon their ear.
They turn the bedding quickly back,
And then they tumble in,
Ro up into little lump
1neir knees up to their chin.
And then unto themselves they say,
just loud enough to hea-,
BY George this thing has 90. 20 cease
Before another year"
, 1881-10-29
LITERARY TASTE.
The Demand for Sensational and
- Immoral Literature.
Proportionate Sales Of the LeEit-
mate and Sensational Publ
cations

YES. the literature of the day what is
that same
The question was asked of the STATESMAN
litera,i as he stood with friend gaz' 1g into
the show window OF n leading book store
lie looked inquiringly at the speaker, VINO
continued
Not those volumes, pointing to hand
somcly boupd set Of "Waverleys novels,
following with a graceful aud comprehen'
siyc wave Of ms hand which '1cluded in his
remark an array Of the standard anthor
works. dickens, Thackeray, Aarya't'
George Eliot, Scott, Cooper, and their KIND
we're good enongh writers Tor the men OF
DAYS gone by, but this is pro- essive age
We live. move and breathe III constant
whirl Of excitement and ever-chanSlng var
,.tv Oar tastes are formed for adventures,
horrors. Startling crimes and social scah'Ai'
The nslycrsal demand is for sensational IT.
,rlture. The cheaper, trash'er, more iih'
moral and more hirhIy colored with sensa-
t,oual .ahricltions the better II pleases the
tlstcs Of the present age. Look at the news
stands and the show windows OF our booh-
stores. What class OF Literature predoiii-
n,,es> l. IT the works of the standard an-
,hors, No, sir. The Pol'oe Mars anu
poEr, Ga-.tt., with their title pages present
mo carefully dclincatei illustrations of the
IArE,T SOCIAL SCANDAL
Ar. spread out TO public gaze panderins to
the drpraycd tastes and unhoiy desires .,
f,,J bnmap beings, and inviting men an"
women to rloat over the crimes and SINS Vi
tb,,r fellows. The cheap, TRASHY, sehsa'
,;onaI story D ,pers, filled tn unwhoies"ile
rem ng matter. detailing thrilling escapaaeS
and h,irhreadth escapes OF some recAltSS
J,-.r,r,Io m hnckskin clothes and sombrero
..,, ,orrd b;rth m the deceased imagination
# their author are piled high sn the tNh'e7r
VAilc IN modest retirement
As THOUGH ASHAMED
Oi the company they are found IN, you VIII
,..,. here and there 4 few of the sterling pc
r.oIicals, their number growing lesser day
81, J,, Come with me-" he cont ninned.
aul wc entered the store.
What class OF periodicals do you sell
most here - cnpyrired our friend, rs the gen
,iemanly proprietor came to attend our
wants.
well. that's hard to tell, he answered.
..,lthouph our sensational journals generally
do the bos,.
What class of people buy the I'o'''' G"2'h'
and sensational papers:
sporting people, gamblers, and the sir''
that live around in rooms, replied the
dealer. then glancing around cautiously TO
satisfy himself that no customer was IN ear
shot. he added; The hest people IN tow
IvY ITEM on 1HE SLY.
You'd be surprised ii told you some oil
IN. people that buy the Poiioe CIR NJ OF me-
sell more PoLce Ga-,fi,> than any other
paper in the house.
And how DO other journals sell ?
Oh occasionally We disDose OF fIye or SIX
m week. but We don't nave any run 70
amount to anything.
\ customer entered at this moment ana
we took our leave, bidding our companion
GOOD night at the door.
lie was correct.
, 1881-10-29

PoRK.-We have observed quite number
OF droves of hogs driven 70 market in this
city in the last two weeks. The psrk mar
ket Is very light, and the demand is more
than can be furnished at home 1t has been
the practice to import hams, shoulders and
ba,on, even from the East, for several years.
We have the facilities here for raising al the
pork that is needed in this upper country
and why do our farmers not see thi. and
stop the importation of this article,
, 1881-10-29
Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFERED
"A for years IRON Nervous Debility. Pre-
mature Decay. and all the effects Of youthful
indscretion, sill for the sake Of SufFel ing iu-
manity, send free IN al: who neeni it, the recipe
and direction f"r rnakins the simple remedy
by which he WAS cured. Sufferers wisliin. t..
profit by the advertisers experience can do So
by addressing in perfect confidence.
JOHN II. OGDEN,
llSf a. Cedar Street, y. Y.
, 1881-10-29
A PAYING BUSINESS.

The Portland Sunday Chrohicls came to us
Thursday with the following pasted on its
margin:
PORTLAND, Or, Oct. Is, 1851.
DEAR SIR:
am authorized to sell the Sunday Chroa-
icIe of this city, good will and good outfit
The paper has good circulation and is On a
paying basis. 1t is offered for sale because
the manager has other business to attend to,
and therefore he has necessarily been unable
to look after the requirements of the paper.
Any practical printer or newspaper man
can clear from 500 to $500 per month, ac-
cor'ling to his business qualifications VIII
be sold for $500 Short time will he allowed
on part Of it, If necessary. This will be a
splendid opportunity for an energetic man
to engage in paying and agreeable business
IN the fast growing metropolis of Oregon,
and only small capital required. Address
H. L. HERMAN.
BY looking over the Chronic We found it
to be a patent inside. and its advertising
patronage amounted to six columns. We
suppose the proprietor has been kept So busy
taking in money that it has told on his
health, We don't want to buy.
, 1881-10-29

SPEcINESS.-We were shown some very
line specimens Of quartz by Mr.. II. o. Reilly,
sent 10 him by his wife from Black Hawk
lavine at Central City, Colorado. They are
very rlch IN Appearance, consisting Of g"li,
silver and galena: the properties of the orr
are principally silver. The extent Of the
iedge we did not ascertain.
, 1881-10-29

Coop MOvE-We are informed that the
D. r & n. Co. will soon enlarge the depot
quarters in this City. This is a move in the
right direction. We visited tho d, pot last
Wednesday evening during rain that would
astonish the ''oldest inhabitant," and found
that the waiting roam was crowded to its
full capacity while many were compelled to
stand outside and take" the drenching
element. That was us. We observed that
all the baggage was on the platform, and ex-
posed 70 the weather, waiting the arrival of
the iron horse. This shorld not be. There
ought to be a room in which to deposit the
baggage As soon as it arrives. From what
We learn st. ps are being taken to obviate
this At an early day. Let the good work
begin.
, 1881-10-29
pimBleS.

viii mail tfreel the recipe for a simple
VEGEraBLE BALM that will remove II
FRECKLES, PIMP1.ES and BLOTCHES
leaving the skin soft, clear and beautiful; also.
instructions for producing 4 luxuriant growth.
Of hair on hali head OF smooth face. Ad.
dress, inclosing stamp. Ben. yandelf & Co. 5
Beekman Street. n. " 1871
, 1881-10-29
CUMAiONS.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON |
County of Walla Walla.

-
TFpRJroRy oP WASHINGTON
C,nnntv of Wall, W,II, IS
III W ihe Disttlct Soult :" th. 1i.n;.I ", ~
@ hls,; t,i,i 20, n .ne nis' % WaWa VII
Wei cI lnv5e, VIII, nois ;e'n; ;i a. Ta ia A'''
""l'' via .'"''',
The FIRST National bank ot Waiia Waita,
plaIntlif vs. Joseph frisco, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMFRICA
To Joseph Frisco, defendant You are hereby
required to appe:tr in an action brous hit against
, 1881-10-29

THE FIRM KNOWN AS MCLEAN =
4 Fec has this day dissolved. Mr.. Fee
retires Mr. Mclean will still cnntinue ths
o1sIness Any sne owing said firm will
please call and settle. '
September9. 1881. "a.
, 1881-10-29
TIE CREiTENGLISH REMEDY.

Is a never fail NJ cure
for Nervons l'ebility,
Ex hauStei Vitality,
$ e nin;l Weakness,
Sper' latorrhea, Last
Mar Hood, Impoten-
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self. AbnSe. youthful
fnllies, and excesses
in inaturer years -
, 1881-10-29
YOUNG MENG

~-Eo MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects of youthful follies aad m.
discretion. will do well to avail themselves ID
his the greatest boom ever laid At the altar ai
sr,tierins humanity. DR- SflNNE1 VIII
guarantee to furfei. goo for cSerye' eot Sem,
inal " es.kncSs or private disease az any KIND
or character which he undertakes. and tails 70
, 1881-10-29
AJEAT MARKET,
N. SfE0LL. Proprietor.

Stalls Opera Honse. walla Wlla, W.T..
The finest Beef, Pork, Mutton, Bacon, Eol
ognas, etc. constantly on hand Meat delir-
cred free of charge 70 any part of the citr. -.
tdJ9tf w23tfl
, 1881-10-29
DR.. SPfNNEY,

No. n Kearney ST.. san franeises.
Treats all Special and Chrome
Diseases.
, 1881-10-29

.yu'ius V'iesick, Plaintiff. VS.. GEORGE l. Cas-
tie and T. C. Castle, defendants.
, 1881-10-29

1NU7 75Il
, 1881-10-29

In tht Tisirict Court Of the TeTrito,y ef Wash
i'g:oH end for Tie First Jrdic.d DiStric
GtTCef, FOLDING TtI-HS at YdRd IYaHa
iidiiG ~ alta Gorraft, IN said YtyJi:ogy.
, 1881-10-29
Notice for DisAnibuti0n.

B aw Sheriff of v ala WI'a Co.. W. T.
, 1881-10-29

list
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-25
THE NEWS
or the Day IN prthy PaI agraphs.
Dom esttc.

At Chattanooga, Tenn. y, sterday John
Taylor, steamboat engineer, WAS shot
dead by Capt John Fletcher.
Pennsylvsnias northern coal r'pion!
is excited over possible eridemc oil
black fever, which once made rad havoc
there.
Harry Oliver late Senatorial candidate
in Pennsylvania, has settled down 10
business again ~ serene and tranquil ss
u asummer morning.
The legal tender deposits Of National
banks for reduction of circulation since
the massage Of the Funding bill by the
senate aggregates -. 7y2,7 200.
In the divorce case OF Kate Chas'
Sprsgue VS.. William sprsgue, the res
pond.nt yesterday filed IN answer deny.
ing all OF the petitioners allegations.
II things 20 on as anticipated, this
country will gather in about twelve
million dollars more revenue this year
than the figures OF the last fiscal year
showed.
In the way Of correspondence, the
postage on letters mailed by Oen. raj
Garfield ut West Mentor since his nom.
instion last June has been 1901, equiva-
lent 10 the postage for about 1000 let
ters..
The President. elect 10 preparing to bid
farewell for a srzson at least 10 Mentor,
and in less than a fortnight that classic
.nburban retreat will have lo.t all IT.
charms for a vast company whom no
man can number.
The last MonisnA yarn is 10 the ELECT
that the cold wzs 20 intense at week
in Madi. on Valley that the wind wa
nnsbl. 10 blow aud ducks, prairie chick
ems and Other ieztbered game. IN ct
de.yo,iny 20 reach tie Geyser basin.
were GroL.n solid in the air. where th' y
vii he compelled To remain until tie
spring ,has.
The Bernhardt management having
be, n annoyed by plckpockes Ana
thieves 70 lowing thsu, aud Tearing thf
thef, Of IA. yaluables cArnei by Bern
hardt. have engaged irom Pinkerf H.
,b,e.. ,l,tectiyes, one irom each oi ti''
oa;ce. At New York, PbiiAi-iphia snd
Ch;r,oo. 10 travel with the conran,
during the remainder OF Its tour Ia 'hif
country.
Roreixn-
Lord W. L. RusseIl. British smbAsss.
,oT 70 Berlin, has been raised to tie
peersge tItle Of Baron Ampthiii
The Porte has ordered thirty mil lons
of cartridges from the uni'ed si2'es. 70
hs delivered within the neu three
months.
AGnek man-otssr has arrived Of
p;r.nens. from Triests. France, Win
Dc coo muskets, . quantity of ,o'pedoes'
and other war materials
Gen. Ney Due Elchinser, vas ioonn
dead st Chatillon. His iorenesh va
pierced with . bullet, and he hsn p's
tol in his hand. Sey wss grandson %
J the famous Marshal Nsy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-25
More Telegraphic Litigation.

New York, February 2i.-The suit OF
the United States Cable Company began
in the United States Circuit Cour,
against the Atlantic AMI Pacific, Western
Union and American Union Telegraph
Companies and the Union Trust Com
pany. The plaintiff asks a permanent
injunction to prevent the consolidation
OF the defendant Companies, and claims
that compact Was entered into in "a
between the Cable Company and the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
pany was in a nature almost OF part.
nership by which the latter Company
could not honestly consolidate with any
Company without the Cable Company's S
consent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-25
ALL HURT BUT THREE.
A Reckless Railroad Wreck Mail Burn
ed and Passengers Bruised Up.

a heckltn hallrOad WTeCk m hl buru-
ed and Passengers Bruised Up.
MIDDLETowS, y. Y. February PA
mail train on the New Jersey Midland
Railroad leaving Jersey City at 40 this
morning for this place was wrecked bys
broken rail just east OF Ogdensburg, \.
Y, thirty.two miles from its destination
as 1915. The mail and smoking car
and passenger coach went down a steep
embankment twelve feet high
turning over twice, both oi
the cars instantly took fire from
the overturned stoves, and burned up
the passengers, some dozen in number,
and the train men all got out alive, SOM
slightly scorched, and all more or less
hurt, but none fatally. The mail w1
entirely DESTROYED. Tie engine aud ex.
press car remained on the track, and
the engineer, Aaron Castle, ard the rI
press messenger, II. J. Ca'iel, were nr'
rested. OF the passengers in the burn
ing cars, among whom were thrr,
women and two children, one woman
and her two children were the only pas.
sengers who escaped unhur,..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-25
SEN ATE.
Action Upon the Death of Senator Matt.
Carpenter.

Action Upon the Death Of Senator Matt
Carpenter.
WAsnISGroN, February 2i.-Imme-
diately after the reading OF the Journal,
the Senate received in mourniul silence
the announcement by Mr. Cameron, OF
Wisconsin, OF the death OF his late col.
leauge, Matthew II. Carpenter. Mr..
Cameron stated that at some convenient
time hereafter the Senate would be
asked TO consider resolutions commem.
orative OF the life and public services Of
the dead Senator. After an expression
of his own sorrow for the loss OF his col
league and friend, and alluding to the
profound sorrow which the people OF
Wiscoason would feel in the death OF
their most gifted aud distinguished rep.
resenative, Mr.. Cameron offered the fol-
lowing
Resolrsd, That the Senate has heard
with profound sorrow oil the death OF
Hon. Matthew ii. Carpenter, late Sens
tor from Wisconsin; that committee Ut
five Senators be appointed by tse Wee
President to superintsnl the funeral OF
Mr.. Carpenter, and that as mark Oi
respect by the Senate for his memory,
The remains be removed from Washing
ton TO Milwaukee in charge OF the ser.
geant-at. Arms and attended by the said
committee, who shall have iull power
to carry the resolution into effect; that
the Secretary Of the Senate communi.
cate the foregoing to the House Of Rep.
resentatiyes, and that, as an additional
mark Of respect to the memory OF the
deceased, the Senate do now adjourn.
Mr.. Pendleton, in seconding the reso-
lutions, spoke OF the deep sensibility
with which ne was sure every member
of the Senate had received the notice
Just made and their full share in the
sentiment OF sorrow expressed.
The resolutions were adopted and the
Senate adjourned. The late Senator'S
chair in the Senate was draped with
SnOurning