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the side of his father and brother, and seYc- ral of his children,

 On tie day after tie citizens of Little Rock and it's vicinity, in the capital of the State, held public meeting, at which resolut ions were passed paying proper tribute of res pect 10 his memory. And more recently, upon the assembling of the State Legislature of Arkansas, his death was announced, when similar resolutions of respect to his memory were passed, both branches of the general assembly adjourned and clothed themselves in the habiiments of mourning-as did also every officer of the State.

 In this deep ailliction of my State, for the premature loss of one of her lavorte sons, and as proper mark of respect 10 one Of our late beloved associates, l ask of the Sen ate it's sympathy, and accordingly offer for it's consideration the adoption of the follow ing resolutions

 Resoired unanimously, That the Senate, from sincere desire of showing every mark of respect due 10 the memory of the Hon. WNI. $. FULTON, late member thereof, will go into mourning by wearing crape on the left arm for thirty days.

 ReSoiped unanimously, That as an addi- donal mark of respect for the memory the Hon. WM. 5. FULTON, the Senate do now adjourn.

 Ordered, That the Secretary notify the House of Representatives accordingly.

 Nhereupon the Senate adjourned.