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The New York herald., 1850-01-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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IRISH yoLUNTEERs-GUYoN CADETS (C0HPANY
F.-The First Annual Ballot the 0uyon Cadets will
at tho Coliseum. 450 Broadway Monday eyeang
January 2 1870 Wallaces coon Band will In attend
anee Floor Manager Prof l.. Brooks The Committee
earnestly solicit the attendance their friends ana
ipg TO render this BAH OF the most brilliant Of the
VJ,HE GENTLEMAN WHO BORROWED GOLD PEN
= ell case (marked J. Q. to NJ E.. forences Hotel
THURSDAY evening will please return il TO s. NJ Ell,
DRIDeE Soo Broadway as 1t was present from Alb
THE NAN THAT STOLE THREE OyERcoArs ON
Thursday evening from 9s Liberty street. is we'll
BY retnrnir the coat he will avoids residence Black
wells Island, or Sing Sing.
INITED PARTNERsHIP-NoTICE rs HEREBY
- gven that the undersgned in the
have formed limited Partneyship conducted under
the name and firm OF George w. Powers The
Of the business intended to be transacted is the
Goods Business and to be carried the city Of
York The of the partners
are George W. Powers and James c. Martin. who
side in the city and State Of New York
fp eial partner interested therein is Emily Underh who
resides Sing Sns in the county Of Westce and State
trtutsd to the stock the
lars The said partnership TO 18th day
OF January one thousand eight hundred and fifty
terminate the tenth day Of January thousand eight
GEORGE ". POWERS,
EMILY UNDERHILL. Special Partner.
TIE HOTEL KERPERs.-A PRACTICAL AND ACcoY-
pshed hotekeeper, with few thousand dollars
wsna maj sHsr n.-; 10 lv a.,
s pD: ns iw city New York But
unless they have the requisite oharac
ter ard This proposition will remain open till Feb
ruary !. 1850.
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BOARDING., 40.


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nOARp-A WIDOW LADY. HAVING A NEW, SMALL
y three story house. with the modern improvements
tray locsted within minuues walk Of line Of stages 10
dous Of renting the story with board TO some
spopsble either email family two single
gsnsenea 10 whom hs would be wiling TO aliov the board
security addressed with real
TO security the Herald once. stating where
interview be had addressed will meet with
yrsmp attention.
RoARDIS0.-T0 LET. IN A rIRsT CLASS HOUSE,
~ here there but few select boarders spacious
parcr with attached the second foor with full
partial board ssitabie for single gsntismen gsntle
and his wife Also very handsome for single
ssstsnan, at ~ Madison street Terms easy
RoARD wANTEp-A LADY AND oRNrLEuAN WISH
ID beard, in s1ail quiet family, with fall board the
LADY Ether q parcr and tedrcod, . sized front
central situation of respeetshy IL would be
widow LADY having than she
tales his meals dow town No reference
evss. Address st. Johns. Broadway Post once.
BOARD wANTKD-BY GkNrLEnAN AND HIS
u VIE In respectable private hmiy between kishth
esA Twenty streets on the west Oh broaevay Ad-
dress. poet PAID. G ".
ID oons TO 1.-Two SMALL sIzED RooNs, SUIT
N residence of cerks other young men In
Beeckcr street. TO let Without board reat
3oo each per arnum- Address z. q. this once
DARLoR AN BAD RoQh--A DEsikABLE PARLoR
II ep seeona foor With bed room asd closet sssaehed
o Broadway and IN the Vicinity Of the Park may es
ssssinsa hy sddrs, ass a. g.. So9 Post oscs.
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Port or New Yorh, Jan. 30, 1850.
Cleared.

Teiegrspbic.
See general columns latest Marine Intsli-
genoe ty Telegraph.
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ITO s9rPuAsTEas AND sHIPowNEas.-A PRAc

teal ard espefiesesd Drussiss de.rss u,as,sn.
vtWe tound On lsrE he feels fmse coretcnt 70
tale ehsrse 81 The medicine ehes ssd 70 prescrbs He
woelt be fosrd useful which
ss an sistsnt susesar tndouhs.d give,
ss,o qukss,iens ehsrsctss ke Address T. ". S. Herald
once.
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NRAND ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 333 BROADWAY,
~ corner Of Anthony streetIf wishes be
WINGED Of the profound interest this
and IT, Words will do only after il has been
VIII he admit that 10 rs Of the grandes
line ard soul stirring exhibitions in this country
Of the wonderful deliueaons the organs of
the todyaso those sad and specimens Of morbid
anatomy mpres the mind be
forgotten. Admission 25 cents.
TNHEATsE TO LEr-rHE ARCH STREET THEATRE
fhiladeiphia may he occupied by competent person
very BILE Apply to W. T. burton. Cham
bers street, New York.
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WARTS.

NJ NTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
" young woman to dc the cooking, washing and ironing
OF small family; s good cook and excellent washer and
Moner the best OF city reference be given
een for tWo df
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

DICKs soENUINEPATEHTs SHANK BOOTS. wHoLs-
~ sale aud made 70 mtasure; alec, constantly on hand
of os and shoes tutaes Tor the season.
tscrnia leather long cots 0enuemen b,und for
ess Trancsco do batter than give ne call India
Rubber Percfs Soles spoiled 70 ne o. old boo
and warranted to wear three months. b. HkALf CO.
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EHTP TINBER-TH UNDERSIGNED CALLs THB
stentcn 81 naval contractors ssd ship b.ders 70 lot
of Se Of land heavily timbered With ~he oak sut
BE for vessels Of largest class IL s us,d In the angie
trnes BY the Junction II Hoony and Potomac River
Price $3.50 leo l,7esx seres the Rappshanoeh River
valued ~ so.777-pries, % ooo
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w n. DrsBRow.s RIDING school. NO 20 FOURTH
w day aud evening for Ladies 0ents-
men. The reception and dressing rooms and
warned comfortable In the mot inclemsnt weather
fr~m \ and 70 ~. n.
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nOG L0sT-L0ST, YESTERDAY EVENING, A BLACK
II Dog. which belonged Mr. Uhaz the Hungarian
The dog Is black high and striped with little white
the breast also the the feet Whsever will
return him TO Twenty street, between the Third
and Fourth Avenues the Public schoolhouse, shall
ceive libe raj reward.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

- lEn0vAL-wILL1Au BRUNNGR, InPORTga. HAs
~ removed from No South william street, 70 beaver,
s~iss and trsh Goods Merchants Invited and
Inc the nock.
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T,nE yIssr rRLsIgn AwAsDsp rive YEARs;z

OLIVER n. 00LDsnIrb's Writing Rooms xs
Broadway lsfrse Budinxs corner Of heade street are
iuring evening pupils and vters
Hours OF FOR ladies' Al O'Clock. A. ~ sente-
~ snd oclech, r. ~ taily, exceptns Saturday.
dollars for ter lessons or tea dollsr: Tor
lessons including stationery payable At The
cou Private Instruction. fteen dollars for tbs
cousse ssscr hour each Just pubishet snail
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

Co.. 90 Broadway-By the late arrivals from Caiifor.
sis and the are advised that large sumber
houses built cold California have gver
great satisfaction asd have commanded high prices
Orders for houses allied with and enpedttion
the smee ~ GyO. FREEMAN CO.. 80 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26
REWARDS.

QO z REwARD-LosT-0N THURSDAY EVENING
p~O the 2h inst Burtons THEATRE or in oarris 80
between the Tucker saloon, in the Bowery
small containing ssi 90 There we're eighteen
State twelve dollar b ani the rest in change. The
Under will the loser by returning IL to 30
Broome IT the above reward not considered su
cient. will he given
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Il hhSaSu c. i,S ~; III, iA-PATRcN-
on the gu wye Bsrnum preparing surprises for them The
Dhu NkAkp avs times norei " iLLAGE ATroRN sY; LU-
ClLLE; MAID OF CR0ISSEY; FAMILY JARS; Songs
and beautiful Dsoving Views. chromatrcpe
Mr. Nes re-engaged for week. Union Of the coics
Robinson and Weaver New Curoste Jaw Of
CaIribbean Sea Porpoe. Pisces Hastrcu Living Croco-
die Mexican Trophies Taylors Sword Washingtons KNAPP
sack Mermaid Egyptian Bear Wax s.a,uary, Dwarf NAM
meth Brothers, Mysterious Teller and 20 00
osties PREPARATION. aud TO he produced in style beyond
the nssniaeent and prinsey spectacle OF CT N
dren under ten, 126 cents.
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A snREW WARD WILL BE PAID FOR rae RE-

q S0REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR TaE RE-
pOO Of stolen from IL. Schuiting l59
William street lbaseneqt on Friday morning between
entered the place by offss Keys while the
sleeps to breakfast and carried of
piece thirty yards black silk Satin and quantity
figured silk vetngs. patterns Of which be the
place. The above reward will be promptly paid
II VIII On be be
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rUr AND wRCUoHr NATLa MANILA, sIsAT. AND
" Hemp Ccrssss; Seine sail ssa Wrsrp,ns Ivise. and
s.. ~ al. y cfcsA cu.fsS d" f.ssi street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16
The Nashville Convention :

A convention of dissatisfied shareholders, and
slave extensioniss is now in session at Nashville,
Tenn. Only 10 delegates were present on the l4th
but they appear to have had nice time oft, if
may credit the telegraphic reports.
Mr.. Jones of Georgia was in favor of non-inter-
course. Another Georgia resolution declared the
Union in the hands of the North, and that every
Mr. Davenport of Mississippi declared for the
right of secession.
Gen. Pillow ofTennessee proposed that the Con-
vention abide by the laws of the land, but recon-
fully perform her part.
Mr.. Cheever submitted resolution in favor of Sc
cession, and read speech OF three hours length
which declared the Union already dissolved.
If Mr.. Cheever thoughtthe the Union was dissolv-
ed. we do not the need Of making speeches in ia
of secession, but these Southern disunonIss are
queer fellows. He went on tosay that
elf Virginia would lead, he did not doubt every
Southern State would follow, excepting Delaware
whose interests would deter herr He considered the
right of secession unequivoca, and called upon Viz
gnia to lead of. In conclusion he prayed God to in
spire them with the spirit of freemen. Ihey coulC
scatter their enemies like autumn leaUes ,make cal
yornia sIGue State, and form the most splendid
empire on which the sun euer shoUn.
With this splendid air castle to inspire their patr
otsm; the convention adjourned, some to get dinnel
and others to take drink.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16
Large and Peremptory Sale
OF
STOVES, GLASS, TIN, BRITANNIA AND
WOODEN WARE
AT AUCTION.
HOWE & I9UT,NANr-

VIII sell at their Sales Rooms No. FRONT STREET
ON SATURDAY, NOV. 10th, at - O'Clock
VIE remainder Of STOVES on hand CONSISTING Of Cook
Il ing, Paror, Office and shop Stoves Of the latest and
most approved Patterns, and suitable for wood or coal
All the stoves warranted perfect in every resnect
and as good as can be found in the city or state
~ The Cooking Stoves will be sold with or without Eur
niture, at the option of the purchaser "
The Glass Ware consists in part of 10 dozen
numbers doz LAMPS, all sizes; doz Preserve Dishes
on ett; doz Preserve Dishes without eet doz Preserve
lates d0z Creamers and Sugars; 2 doz Salts; dozen
Lanterns all Sizes Molasses Cups, Casters &C &c
BRITANNIA WARE
doz very large and nice TEA and COFFEE POTS. Q
Ion LAMfS, TABLE Spoons, u doz. Tea spoons
large lot OF lin WARE of every description ~
Likewise, doz. TUBS, doz Pals Bushes Brooms
&c rms sale oilers very chance to purchasers ms
every article must be sold TO close accounts ' 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

The BosroN FUGrTIvE SLAVE CASE. The
washington Union takes the ground that their has
been no failure to enforce the Fugitive Slave Law that
Gratis case was bunglngy and unsk ully managed by
the claimants, as well as by the Marshal. 1t says
mere was no resistance by the people, and it proposes
the establishment of Southern Central Committee IN
manage the arrest Of iugitives, with ample MEANS &C.
We wonder how long it would be before Northern
central committee, with ample means, &c., would be
established to manage the escape of ugitives-Not long
we guess
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

RRPREsENTATIvEs.-New Ashford in Berkshire
Co., and Ashburnham in this Co., have elected Union
Representatives, and WeIheet has elected Wing The
name OF the Representative from Dana is Leonard
Doane' We are informed that he is Free SoiIer, al
though he has been classed as Wing. We shall not
change our table, however, without further information
WIN the addition of the above three representatives
the whole number will stand 1872 Uniona and I6S Whp
Union Majority a. We trust this will be considera-
bly, increased by the elections yet to be made.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16
WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1e, 1850,
Mann and the Hunker wings.

Whatever false lights or binding flncles may lead
Others astray, the Wings of Number Eight, at least,
are certain to hold fast to the true Wing principles
which rest now, as they always have rested. upon
the broadest national foundation.
The above very pretty and very emphatic piece OF
prophecy came from the oracular "Bost5n Co'7r =
The confding Rhadamanthus, who presides over the
largest nkstand in the sanam whence the Courier is
sues dipping his supple pen in the deusve, treacher-
GUS ink recorded the above wish of his heart, and
fondy fattered himself that the voters of the Eighth
District would make it fact. But, the poet Burns
says:
'sThe best laid schemes of mice and men
Gang aft aglee";
And, so, this prediction of the ''Coar", despite OF
the sublime confidence with which it uttered, has
been dissolve in air. and that Journal, seated on the
''broadest national foundation is, apply its hauker
chief to its eyes, console itself with pinch of snuff,
and take comfort if can, from the Massachusetts
general election returns.
All, ha Monsieur le Courier you thought that the
men OF the Eighth District would be led astray by the
great igns fatts Of Marshfed did you?- You thought
that the constituents Of John Quincy Adams would for
get the glory of their former days. and would prove
crednt TO their llltl gu
of Webster, they would discard the true Mann, who
has so worthy upheld the honor OF the Eighth Dis
trict, and of all Massachusetts also; and that the!
would vote tweedledum or weede-dee, Just as he bad
them. But they didn't, Mr.. Courier The funds o
the Boston Central Committee could not buy them; thu
eloquence of Nj. Copeland could not seduce hem ant
the threats of Daniel Webster could not hten them
They recoected the time when their prnc piles anC
WILL speaking BY the voice and acting by the hand 0
freedoms best and bravest son, rescued the right
petition from the ban and of slavery; and alone
indicated the name of American freedom, in the FACE
of the world. They remembered the time when nearl,
every other constituency false indifferent to tbs
rights of the whole American people-when their rep
resenative with the silver hair of honorable, vrtu
Gus, wise old age upon his noble brow, was insued
and menaced by the Southern Chivalry, for daring
be true to their instructions. Aye, the Eighth Dstrc
remembered those things, so worthy of being remem
bered; and they remembered also, that Horace Mann
had worthily followed in the footsteps of John Quincy
Adams; and so, despite of all the influence of cor
rupt administration, of unprnciped political par
ty, and of vena press, they maintained their OWL
dignity and honor, and sustained their Representative
They voted for freedom, and truth, and for humanity
and God; and not for Fillmore Webster, subserviency
and Slavery, and they did WE'LL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

- The Boston Bee, speaking of the election OF
Hon. Horace Mann in the Eighth District says: ssThe
Bee has done all in its pO,ce to send Mr. VALLEY to the
halls of Congress-" This tall speaking of the Bee re-
minds US of the gnat that burst its wastband when try
ing to be as big as bull
But is sell glorfcaton the only object the Bee has
IN buzzing about its having worked, and talked, and
~r'tten to secure Mr.. Valleys eIecton9 Does not the
Bee smell the honey,the golden Jumps of honey-that
lay IN the hive OF the Boston WING Central Commit
tee? Who knows?
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16
Situation Wanted.
FFUKUasTEN, So
IN INSOLVENCY.

IN INSOLVENCY.
(EFoitE HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Commissioners of In
s0Velcy, IN and for the said County of Worcester.
~ rhe matter OF WILLIAM b. PRATT, of Worcester in
SAD Comfy, shoemaker an insoyenf debtor
Assignee IN said case ''
Gu are hereby directed to call the third meeting of the
cIui'os ol the said nsolven debtor be held at Court
ol insolvency. at my Office in Worcester azores aid on the
weltynlnh day of November inst at ten O'Clock in the
orenoon and to pubshnoce three different DAYS
INSIDE III the newspaper called the Daily spy, printed at
worcester NJ which meeting creditors may be present and
prove their claims.
gu are also directed TO give written notice, by mail or
oherwse Of the time and place of the said meeting all
te known creditors of the said insoven debtor And YOU
VIII then and there produce the said Commissioner and
10 he creditors there present. fair and just of all
your receipts ana payments touching the Estate of the
deDor Aud you further directed to make said
meeting OF this order, with your doings therein.
witness my hand this thirteenth day OF November In tie
year one thousand eight hundred aud fifty.
HENRY CHAPLIN,
nlidM Commissioner of Insolvency.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

AMERICAN TRADE WITH CHINA. A San
Francisco letter of Sept 18th, says-''The amount
of remittances to China from this port is beginning to
be very important item. Vessels depart weekly,
and the consumption of China fabrics used here is
immense. One large commission house state that
their average remittance monthly for several months
last past is fully equal to the sum Of one hundred
and fifty thousand Mexican dollars. Other houses
combined may perhaps ship as much more, and in
this way silver currency is becoming and MOI e
difficult to obtain for the ordinary transactions of TIE
city,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

ia We are glad to learn that the spacious and
we-conducted restaurant, recently fitted up by
Messrs. Thurston & Richards, in the basement of
the Exchange, is meeting with patronage common
surae with the convenience of its accommodations,
the excellence of its Dishes and the gentemany de-
pertinent of its propretors Strangers visiting Wor-
cester will find it most desirable place for lunch,
as meals are furnished at any hour of the day and
evening, and the charges are reasonable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16
State Central Committee.

A STUDY FOR YOU'VE MEN; or Sketch OF
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Every one, acquainted either with the political
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benefcence for the last thirty years, must be fam-
lar with the name Of FowelI Buxton. The book I'M
der notice is the substance of lecture delivered in
Exeter Hall, London, before the ''Young Mem
Christian Association = by the Rev. Thomas Bin
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He comprises with biographi sketch, such re-
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Its sufficient of this work, to say that it is the
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

ing TO all laws of nature, these stones could Enever
have come through the gratings Either the girl Or
the devil must have thrown them. ''-Thereupon the
vicmized tenant undertook to examine carefully the
girls eyes, for it is will known that there is some
thing peculiar in the eyes of witches.
However he could discover nothing satanic in them
He then questioned her. At first she replied calmly;
but afterwards, sasPicions having been expressed,
she WAS angry, SCREAMED, wept, sobbed, called
Heaven TO witness that she was not WITCH and that
the accusation was shameful and infamous.
The anger of the young girl, far from convincing
the exciseman other innocence, only strengthened
his suspicious 81 have it, said he, rubbing his
hands. He then spoke to her in a kind manner, de-
clared that he bad seen all, threatened exposure to
the police. and obtained complete confession.
'''rhe young girl, says Bordeaux paper, has
made full confession She is the sole witch, who,
for whole month, has disturbed with her didbIerieS
the house with green blinds and the whole neighbour
hood
This kitchen magicienne, improving moment
when her master could not see her, took stone and
let it fly 1t was this which broke the glass and fell
inside the window There was a large vessel filed
with water in the corner of the chimney, and when
all eyes were turned in another direction, large
quantity of it was thrown by her up the chimney,
to come down again, laden with SCOT, inundating
the hearth and the kitchen floor. The dead cat
made lis appearance through the same process.
These tricks, learned of fortune-eller, in whose
employ she once was, the girl has played off, week
after week, without being detected by the most cum
ming; and she carried with her to prison, where she
is now safely locked up, the consolation that tie dis
covery was not made, at least, by the Police"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

ORGANS OF THE New YORK HERALD. The
Herald groans over the New York election after the
following fashion
''The grand result of the whole election is decid-
eddy an-slavery, and against the peace, and quiet
and harmony ofths prosperous republic The in
fuence Of William H. Seward is sustained in the
interior of the State, and man will succeed Mr..
Dickinson representative of this State in the Sem
ate Of the United States, of similar impulses on ma
tional affairs to those OF Seward.
All the agitatons of the past few years have been
reopened by Seward and his associates in this State
on the Fugitive Slave Law and his course has been
sactoned by the people at the recent election. We
fear for the fuure fear the next session eff Con-
gress we are alarmed at the prospect before u.s.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

TROUBLE AMONG THE MoRMoNs. Accor-
ding TO correspondent ofthe Cleveland Paindealer
serious difficulty has occurred among the Latter
Day Saints congreglted on Beavers Island in Lake
Michigan. Elder Adams, who Is Mormon Preach
er and tragedian by turns, had to flee for his life in
consequence of having provoked the wrath of James
E. Strong, one of the prophets, who, seems, sets up
his will as the supreme law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

SOUTHERN CANT. At a political meeting o
Shareholders, recently held South Carolina the foll
lowing resolution passed unanimously
Resolued, That in view Of the consequences which
musI follow the aggl against the South
which Congress has lately passed, it becomes us as
people, to humble ourselves before Almighty God and
seek divine aid and counsel. And to that end, we re,
quest His Excolieney, Gov Seabrook to set apart a
day of Fasting, Humiliation and PRAYER, on which he
may invite the people OF State to unite their pray
ers and suppicati1ns for that wisdom from on High
which may direct their steps in the present emergency