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FELLow-CITIzENs:
The period fixed for determining
whether we intend to assert the rights oil
Ircemen, will soon arrive. The allah.
sorbing considerations involved in the
pending contest, renders il one of peculiar
magnitude. Every man should solemny
reflect upon the consequences of The cleo
ton before he casts his suffrage. 1t is
no ordinary crisis. 1t demands some
thing more than ordinary vigilance and
leliberation. Principles of the most SOL
emn import hang upon our action on the
esd and cath Of April. Last July, the
President Of the Union, on account of the
intense and whitening pressure that seized
the community, and the unparalleled EN-.
barrassments and distress that oyerspread
the whole country, was induced to convene
special Session of Congress. We re.
proach him not for this step. |, was con.
ceded by most men that Claiborne ami
Gholson's term of service expired on the
s3d of March, preceding the day on which.
the Gath Congress expired. The Cover.
nor OF our State, conceving that he pos
sessed the power of ordering an election
to NIL, what he thoughts be, vacancy in
the Representation from this State. Anx.
Ions that Mssissippians should no, be un.
represented in so important Session, he
issued his proclamation, commanding the
Sherilis OF the several counties 10 hold AN
election for the purpose of electing indi.
viduals TO serve in that called session, 10
be superseded by those elected in Novem.
der thereafter. 1t is in these words,
By Charles Lynch, Governor of The STATE
IF Mississippi: To The SaeriFoT-|
coun 9, Greeting:
"Whereas, the President OF the United
States has convoked Congress to meet on
the first Monday of September next; and
whereas vacancy has occurred in tho rep
resentation of the State of Mississippi 10
the House of Representatives Of the Con.
gress Of the United States, by the expira.
ton oithe term ofservice for which hcssrs.
Claiborne and Gholson were elected:
II do therefore issue this writ, authori.
zing and requiring you to hold an election
IN your county on the 81 Monday and day
following in July next, for two Represen.
tatlves to Congress, TO fill said vacancy,
Until superseded by the members to be-
elected at next regular election on the
irst Monday and day following in No
'ember next; and do moreover enioin YOU
o conduct the same, in all respects con-
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RESOLUTIONS

VI Mr.. PRENTISs, introduced into the L.
gi'iaure # Mississippi, February Isl.
1886.
Rrs,ired, That the people or the State
OF Mississippi look upon the institution OF
domestic slavery, as ii exiss among them,
not a. curse, but as a blessing, as the lc-
climate CONDITION of the African race, as
authorized both by the laws of God an |
the dictates of reason and philanthropy
and that they hope TO transmit this nsli-
tuition 10 their posterlty, as the best part
OF their inheritance.
ReSoired, That we hold our institution
OF domestic slavery like all our other do
mesilc lnsliiutlunS,as sacred from the touch
OF foreign interference; We hold discus
SION upon this subject as equally imperti-
heht win discussion upon our relations,
wives and children, and we will allow no
present change, or hope Of future altera-
ton in this matter.
ReSoIred, That by the comfy of nations.
and still more by the compact of Union, it
is the duty of every State to prevent, by
the strongest legislative cnactmcnis, all
anu UlutUllullOnS,
within iis limits, agains, the institutions
aud safety of sister States, and from this
du'y arises TO such States co-reative
right 10 demand the enactment Of laws to
prevent such vaccinations, when endan-
gered thereby.
RcsoIred, That the State of Mississippi
respectfully, but firmly and decidedly,
Claims of her sister States OF the north. as
a mailer Of right, arising out of the law Of
nations, the compact Of Union. and the die
tateS OF justice and humanity, that they
lnieiPose' by legislative enactment, to
stop the aholiiionis,s in their mad career
Of sediiion and crime.
Hesolued, That should our sister States,
contrary to our anticipations, refuse TO lis
ten 10 our just demand, we must resor, to
such means Of projecting ourselves, as the
vital importance Of the subject may war
rant; and should this Contingency occur.
and the evil still continue, VIC recommend
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not yet naturalised, as rumor says. And
yet with the impudence of bawdy
house bacchanal, no iaunts Mr.. Prem
tiss with his Yankeeism. Does he moi
know that /, was on Yankee soil the torch
OF the Revolution was lighted? Does he no,
know that il was on Yankee soil, the brave
Warren fell9 Does he not know that Bun.
ker Hill, and Bennington, stand on Yam.
kee sOilS Perhaps these brilliant achieve.
ments ofonr struggling ancestors throw a
cloud of sorrow over the mind of this late
British subject. Be it So Tell us, on
what soil, was your Captain General Mar
tin Van Buren, born. n man whose feet you
would be proud to lick, though laden with
all the richness Of stable filth! II was on
Yankee soil. Do not these Abolitionists
know that ey are circulating positive
ialsehoods, In charging Prcniiss and Word
with being Abolitionists, Tariff men, &c?
Have they not seen Prentiss' circular al
dressed to the people of this State during
the last November canvass7 IL not, they
have no more business with Paper, than
the black man that tills our soil. Why,
If they are not lost to all sense, of moral
obligation, do they, parro,.like, repeat and
reilerate the disgusting and senseless slang
of the Free Trader, as truth? OF them,
selves, they know nothing, and are the
mere condut-pipes through which the Free
Trader conveys the sickly miasma of Van
Burenism. They, without doubt, feel
themselves dign!fed by being the faces
of this mammoth print.
As TO Prentiss and word being Bank
men. no one denies it, Let not the Plan
Ter forget that one of the Democratic can
idaies for the Legislature last November
'penl y avowed himsclfa National Bank
nan, and we have no doubt, scorns the
'aSe inslnuati0n that he is Federaist
10 on, in thy career. Many OF the II os,
substantial Democrats in this country, are
Bank men, and extermina,e them from
'our ranks. Stuffed with as much con.
eit and audacily as the Free Trader,
you no doubt believe, that you can
move and direct the political world"
'enounce all who do not think az YOU do,
ederallsls, and you will most undoub,ed-
achieve triumph. Pursue the even
enor of thy ways. You have sunk be- I
cath the reach Of infamy, and you have
othing to fear. G.
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that the emergency be met by convention
Of slave-holding States, whose objec, shall
be TO devise such means as may be necessa-
ry to preserve our domestic policy invio.
late TO this subject.
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formally TO law, and make due return
thereof 10 the Secretary Of State. In les.
timony whereof | have hcreunto set my
hand, and caused 10 BE- affixed the great
seal OF the State, AT the town Of Jackson,
this 18Th Of June, 1897"
In pursuance OF this proclamation, the
Sheriffs of the several counties proceeded
to hold the election. The result was that
Claiborne and Gholson received the lar.
gest number of votes. Accordingly, the
Secretary Of State proclaimed Claiborne
and Ghoson duly elected members 10 The
called session, and gave them credentials 10
the called session onlv.
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DE ARTMENT OF State.
Jackson, Angus, 8, 1887.

"N H0VTI3 "uEUo' % IOOI.
BIZ BARRY w. BENSON, Secretary of Stale
ofthr State Of M ssiSs;ppi.
Know We, that in pursuance ofthe act
of the Legislaiu'cto regulate eec ions in
this State, approved March 9, 1888, have
summed up the whole numberOof votes re.
Iurned into my office, for Representatives
% the called session OF Congress from The
State
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-09

Peter Randall be street inspector of,hs 18th ward.
in place Of Richard Crawford.
Benz Petite be Inspector Of the 10th ward
in place Of Coraelius w. Hubbard.
George Smith and Job Haskell were put in nomns-
ton for the Office Of measurer Of charcoal For Haskell
IA votes for Smith ls appointed.
Gerard LatraP to be city weigher.
Elisha Jones is DO measurer PLUMBER.
Stephen Wheaton to be wood Inspector Of the 4th
district in place of Morris Crane, removedby a
ofl8to IS
Abraham B. Marstng removed from the office
ofkeepsr of the City Hall.
Resolution by Alderman Jeremiah TO appoint James
M Casne street inspector Of the 18th ward in place of
Benjamin Hield--Lost.
The Common Council then adjourned, it being eleven
o'clock.
BOARD OF AssIsTANTs.-The 18th ward election
was taken up, and the election of the sitting members
confirmed
The Board then adjourned, it being quarter after IL
o'clock.
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ING TO MANY.-Snee the putlica of my ule private
volume VeneIee Disease degned orig nay
who wished In have private, well speedy AMI
ME mode Of cureD IL been lot
wreiched exsnlp OF bese dirt arising chiefly
vsrou boasiIg Acsrums which "a daily papers, as
drce portion OF expressly nsnlat
them IL Is not howev@r. Ivy means agreeable
myself upon the adj riissc yet the importance of
subject together with the difficulty ef making practice
there diseases which give Intense degree
rrny The nsd there which require grea
share knowledge and experience combined With in
trgy, tsase who consulted them. And when
Their reflected that venereal Diseases thoroughly
eradi aied from the o eonne themselves
those who FIRST contract he but extend The
innocent must appear that these
plants worthy ohe time and talent Of the best ply.
cans In asking however great share Of confidence
ubject OF so deep an interest," seems ped.nt that
shoas also give statement the ground which
this confidence Fer these thous Iheg
In addition to being era iuae of Ed nburyb, member
ofthe "Pvae Treatise written essy OF this
have also testimonial Irrs greatest sur.
geons in Europe the emiie in ksou
OF New York, and DR.. Physick of PHILADELPHIA, may
be by ANY who wishes it would there ONLY
add that those who by the post otherwise
will receive the faithful attention. OF OF much pereact
and knowledge in this department OF diseases
JOSEPH RALPH, NJ D.. SO Conrtlandt 81.
For those residing distance lutte chest. aiming
nthe lid Is kept, (pee Sl2) This forwarded part
Of the TN ted States and nsbng those he IT,
observe with hat seaisy they
ovrn after they had failed hy various other
further notice Of the "Prvae Volume may an
ether column ofthis paper. a20-Sm
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the ~ aud the eec ain dis
imperiecty cured, with Of the disease still
lurkpg IN the system sspyng the vtas and undermining the
constitution, this m~acpe indeed invaluable. This aler&
purifier boOd 10 particularly adapted those
smictpd with the syphilic and mrrcuria rhe unasu, with
pains the bones sometimes attended with Jumps sud naurs
lions tedious INDECENT and scrofuru ulcers thros and
pains the head disc.oron ard eruptons o The skr with
fang OF of tie hair. attended With neral debility This
medicine while clesnses and parties tho blood eraicaing
every particle odsesse the time promotes the
-n. aids digestion, and mparts fresh tore and IN the
whole sysem and rsssring the broken consu
lion. when ell other remedies of no avail
Sold HUNYEKs Medical Once No. 3 Division street,
where call without fear Of exposure. Az
~ ieows:5s Nsfth ~ipih 81. philsdslph Resvcr
Albany, Hsnovers Boston; al Camp st. New Oriesn
sad IN Louisville, Ky.
Price 81 per houle myi5imf
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RTIFICIsL TFETH-Fron a coa plete
"A set WITHOUT CLASPS SPRINGS kc on The prseh
pes Of pressure by LEvETT Den,s No 80
Broadway, entrance n ct deor In Warren The improve.
and feature efih method tbc complete.
ly sectg the ~bects Of the and security
the supplied teeth Nv the b, wholly wbeut casrs
springs, other similar Persons
ed In this Improvement VITO yei unacqusited With us
and extent, nv SLIGHT INSPECTION
WHICH Is FREELY OFFERED 7 o HEM. that plan
dh,ren, IN prpcple and results fromAhY hitherto prscs
ed in NEW YORK, sad that la above s,aemea strictly
and entirely accurate.
The opinion of the New York rubc on III sys-
tenn NAV b. seen In The iolswne rrspe ctabe viae
New York Mirror 10th July. 1885, Courier and Enquirer
Dece, her 1855; Eveping Star, l7,h Jane, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-09

GAIT WATs y BATHs-Now open at Castle Gar.
- den and the North River Canal street. Family
tcsets s srge ticket SIS checks sdmis ion,
for dollar; " for dollars single sdms -
children yoars age, bali price Also Shower
Baths,kc.
The advice Of long experience can be had the establish
nenis will he freely given all looking for heath
fort through this SIMPLE y~, mpousnt iursry e2 In
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CIR ASTI EY COOPER'S LOTION FOR
- PIMPLED FACESThe great "Sir Ashley" assured the
proprietor the time he this receipt that he
knew instance Of us failing 10 produce cure The sale NJ
il Ia Europe has been Immense
solo by NJ Guton ~ Bcwry corner 81 Grand ST Hen
n.y. OF Pike al Grand H. C. Hart, Broad
and Courtanits WIN. r. Hoffman. 6S7 Broadway, and
A. B: l. d. S,nds. 100 Fulton corner OF Wi liam st.
Prize Ger n
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aSe2sssaUEToksDooSSi

MANS PILLS.-A and So edy Tor ce,tain dei.
cate diseases whsn iaken together The Detergent nul
s.r al Pills 81 he diseased orgnn.
These articles universally uses that ~ny thing
hisb CO ne sad IN SHIRT advertisement, would M, add
bsy great reputation. Their popularity may be iugrd
,om The fsci that loo coo boes and boxs
"a n Nv York, Pharlpr. bas'nn and wasnr toe dur.
- ~, La, ia Tnoss that desire may thu
"ss ~ these mes, 10 eareiy cured withpu
~ ho,ess. ,nd reisiihv uuon t27 Rowery 60,
-, ~ Gran corper Henry arr Ps~ and ~ Grand ~
IT.r,s rrrn.r III Brnadwav Chalcrs 81 an suruer
,,,ts,,s arJ Novtb Ato,rs a.d wn. w. Hsfsan's *
Brrswsy al SO cents per ssd boz, with iui drecuom
In
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NEW Yunk TAT II kSALLS-The proprIe.
OF this establishment wishes inform gentlemen Io
strangers visiting The city, that he intends keeping
kand general OF carriages and
second hand. at private sale
Also variety of horses single and in pairs for private and
public sale.
Horses either bought sold commission
o }. MOORE, Proprietor,
44s Broadway.
N B. Liberal advances made manufacturers on cafra.
ges left NJ this rstabihhmen Tor sale. q. J. M
IS 3aw2m
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CHEAP TRAvrLLISG EAsTwARp-Capt. VIM. H.
Townsend of the elegant steamboat John w. Rich
mond, has announced his intention Of running regu-
lary ts Providence at the moderate charge Of So
This appears TO be TOO low. However, Capt. T. knows
what il can be afforded for, and fit be afforded
for that cum why the public will precisely six
dsllars by taking passage in his boat-the price of
the monopoly" line being nine dollars. Ifthe pub
lie should prefer having inferior accommodations and
paying double fare for them, Of course the John w.
Richmond will stop; but if this beautiful boa, and
the gentlemaniy commander is sustained in their en-
terprse, which We have no doubt they will be, then
there will be an end to the ten dollar system, and
many good people will be enabled to give their east
ern friends CALL who would otherwise be obliged to
delay their visit.
Captain Townsend will depart on Saturday after
noon for Providence, from pier s. North river, with
a large number Of invited guests. Ladies, music,
editors-all are going. Sorry we cannot go it'll
them. Success to opposition and Capt Townsend.
Down with msnopolies, and monopolizers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-09

THE y,CT0klA HAtE CUTTING ROOM
Fulton ard Brosdway, west side.-CLlkFHUGH
has opened the above IL with his other
establishment where ladies and g~puemsn win always find
him bome prepared and arrange their hair In the
most prevailing style ~ fasho-.
CLIRERUGHs SYSTEM
ofcptng eenemens hair entirely orig nal has been adopt
ed by The entsd artists In Lonfon and Paris and well
calculated ipay the and he nd
sir The de ign and execution have b, a
scientific and whether r the pulpit The bar the sense
It's olsssc aud add digsiy and
grace 10 The whole contour Of Ia s hsma The pho-
ssphy the haaresscs Is the hair tina,
while the finest es he improved by "ihis mot es
mated 81 nstore gs" the pians Ne made
appear positively handsome This rim tlrehugk las at
tansa IN DEGREE and acknowledge ny Thousands
under 81 his touch.
Entrance 10 the rooms first door from Broadway.
feQ In
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OF q Lady--By Hersslf.
MOI p<vv oung-Dor p~ry pretty
Net pers dnll-nor ruy xiy;
line = 10y iastiact) how To sss'a,
Ard "A Ned (astsu ,hi) al nine months old
In ous sbort year !, armed at school
ia speak by rot~, 10 look by rule;
ifoppd that all the world agrees
AIaay's arsvinc~ Is 10 please;
Wkst .'sr Der motives, means, or plan.
she mus be cnarmisg-f she can.
thought this hard hot could not doubt il,
And 81, f~rthwi h, l set About IL;
j studied brave ly, day and light,
To make such progresses I might.
And (ai sonsr cost f,iA.e and rest,)
rn now ".s chaimlh=" as the best.
Judge nv fssliisn--net by reason,
] ooiy laugh IN proper season;
Whichever AM cs folly plays,
j listen with tacs of prase;"
live or mpann"ss cross my path,
j check the throb of scnrn or wrath
BY civil ,lullHss~ sorely tried,
never yawn (eSc- pr ssideD
Bet play the iuoi wuh nling ease,
And by appearing piezssd, ! please
Som-,imes tarough hurry or m stake,
Angn,w AMI then tor nscience sake,
Ihl the truth a ,oeiairvll,
A pracuce uher safe nor civil;
Aradrn-Ss j am we'll aware,
T.oerns t,rwe l-hred nerves n bear;
so h .lfmv d aux have Taken ght,
@ w out lHat e n r. and write,
And cali me c.ever out oi spitc.
Al home eau b. with grief owr)
A useless |, a'H'ug--a orss than Lone
liam. /, hint IA .aoserSus ART.
That urnds IN. head b. sea- the hart
Yet when lhe n Ling I'll Is U'er,
Pm lust as foot sh a fHs,
a4pkI ew st'IAchIet M ye0,
And ar wing l.k.nfssrs foI yeu!
Pm not n wit nor YET a ust"-
sport no h a nj in my shots)-
I'm moi accom- ish, d'-nnr a saint
l urhhrr y o.p,yiP nor pa Mt
The Oiu~i.>n RI past my reach,
.sd no q eek, and never preach;
Bul then, instead, nj idle :mes,
j make good puadings-and bad rhymes
I fiirt in Lady IS style,
j can he con,tant-ior while
Civil to r. gurs, ~ coxcon.bs cool,
' shur aae, hut eread fool;
With rit ei II on ha % do,
The rogD-'s ne safer OF the two.
NY ase S-ahnut some ~ enty f5Hr,
may BE- iess--i " nj I've wore;
cannot coust-it pleased the iates,
l never could rememfer dates;
I'm often gav a q sometimes sad;
In temper neither good orbad;
But, asyou see, with t~ngue and per,
little sancy now and then.
Folks say that am rrr tty toe,
Perhaps they hater me, +" few"
Shall I refer the point TO you.
] tnss my head viii, 20 mu N grace,
You cannot choose but like my face;
Ny figures good-Hay ancke neat,
small hands, due veins, and pretty feetl
No money despise the pelt,
] am fortune in myself!
This sparkling gem is still unset, e
Good news Tor you Pm single yet;
My heart but move me gently here,
For hearts, You know, arr puzzliDg gear;
Mine, if have ons, Is at best
Osiy q ridtile. Ike the rest!
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Saa..,S., pIsel Or Ilrn-n-M HON A. nS rIrp n ~

NOR DYING 1HE HAIR. from Grey or Red TO q
Il beautiful Black or Brown-MAHOMMEDS TURKISH
DYE universally admitted be the beet sriice Sent
before the public lily superseiar every other prev
for The psrpose which mostly composed Of aeeer
Turkish Dye soeeration is almost magical being applied
the head going To bedon rising he
transformation complete The santm~ sui.
fers change either rem dscormen eruption roughn~ss
or other cause It's he attended with IN
consequences whatever Sold wholesale and retaiiby
II. G. HART, ITS Broadway,
ally OF Courtlandt St
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EVIsOn,s HUNTEa,s aHD DaOP-rbl

4 E.NISOH,S HUN1Eo,s a HD DnsOP-rhis
IL pedcins the only absolute specific thst has been
discovered for the " the diseases bad
company the Of. which has been Known when
seated 10 the system, TO down from generation
ton defy The skll OF the eiacn physicians This
medicine lowed by acquani.d with u TO be the
most certain safe, and pediiious mode
roofs of the poison the system
few days. matter how old the case and be used
with ths safety, under my by bath
II deh.s discovery from the isna friend, there
restrictions whatever laid the patient Such great
has performed, that respectable
scisns DOW using In their practice. Every phial viii
have the Dr. u. Levison whom can
be obisined privately nj oil times
Price 81 per phial. je6.im-
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Is Or. BRANDRETHs PRINCIPAL oFFiCE Tor The sale
ohslusy celebrated and far famed ',vEGETABlK Uni.
vERSAL fILLSr The high pnt.tion Of this
dcne generally from the many
thousands OF addsals who have experienced lis sanitary e
fscs that to In this
should be the particular Of all who wish obtain the
"GENUINE BRANDRETH PILLS. not purchase OF
individuals who n of sre.-
scaled and signed ~ HKANDNsTH D. ID. m3l.n
GT COUNTERFEITSl!!--Thc man who passes 40 bis
ehbor b and tskss his goods return there
for knowing the 10 be counterfeit thief rohber
s~nder amenabie 10 the laws sfhs country bat he
who would into the hands Of his fellow cres,ur,
RI L. only RIBS him Of his money but destroy,
his constptios and endangerS his life.
BEWARE. THEN, FELLOW MEN, BEWARE or
COUNTERFEITS. ssd rrmemper when you wish 10 ob,s.
the ENU1NE BRANDRETHs PILLS 20 10 INV rec Mar
appointed agents. who have each othem Certificate az essc
cy sealed end signed by me, b. BRANDRETH H. d or !,
my Offices nj
No 24i Broadway,
No. 1877 Hudson street
No. Spruce street and
n3i.u No us Bow~rv