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New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

rven restve 70 the question shall there 90 con-
vrrtion 10 revise tie Constitution and amend the same
Cavups Couutv-Bank received eleven votes
Colnn1bla Couny-hl4nk received three yoes
Delaware Couuty-Elsnk received one vote
niy-Scatelugi ihftsen.
Eins Couny-seat.er.us eslti Blank received thy '0
or mu,iaet.
, Lewis CouIrfy--Blark received one vote.
n Icon .onft S.-Blank received two votes
:. ~-----S-Blank Terc wed four votes
tlohloe Suuu. 's1k received ore vote
EagaIa Couutyb received hUndGed and iy az T5e,
Nev-York Couniy-blal -v,I one vote
Oneida Courff-Biank 80
On,ario Counfy-Rank recsiyt, ". IL
Ouondara Couuty-Blsnk Ieceivtu -
P ConstiiGtionl Ame ime1t viewed nine
teen votes.
Snccs counv-lank received v. v0tei ESctcd two votes
Sullivan County-lmprrfect baI IIcfs fve.
Warrington County-Blar- received hve votes.
Dated Albany, Dec, D 90. .. , ,r.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

S,qt Of N Yr o.: eTsTT,IST q the whole number n voios
eyc Iof l.P -roR ~ sT4TE TIsoAs Grief-i Election
e in tire ss state fzth of November in tie
Counties h which tte said votes weio
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

stat, # N York 90, sTArza the whole number u votes
given Ia the Tn yssyenh senate District IN Place 81
stephen r. sned. 6en Election held 10 tie td
oa day OF November IA the year 1860 wherein
In which the ad gwen are
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

JOSEPH ROWLAND, TIeaurer.
SCATTERING VOTES GNEN FoR .REPREsESTATIyEs IN
Ti,n Dafri,i
sufcI County Austin Downs received one vote.
Counya T. TsbeTrroei v0ei Tsber ceved
sccoad Dirfriet
~s 1 SS,Sn 1 BnH ss'S eve & , y5 sS a ~ sSa
son received votes Hunter two yote obinson
eved Simon b. Ch!enden received
W. I1ntsr received votes s. t. Chendn received
James VsnBrunt received votes H. Cheud received
four votes Psps received voe " Ckey received
two vOtel wi'sn N'EosGn re9s,ed one vote isn Murray
,ns twenty Bl.nl, thhiy'ooe
Gsoree b. received vote Simon Chlendrn
eeted one vote John Hunter votes
RsT seeysi one vote Ss. r. Van bt received one vote NJ
Inn. m'II~y sy reS 5s vote " r Robnon sd two
T., MsSy rsssvod one vote ssaafI.on I.eeysd os vote
Robin,on vote janice A. Vanbn ieve
Henry M recsed John L. Hunter eed
S'''''''D' '''''' '"D'' Foa,ts b.t,it.
BLANK received twenty yo,o; se9tishuF seventy -four
Blsnk received fouriesH'vee'i catering forty.
Bl.nI received three votes Scattering hiry.tislL
Sssn1 DstfieL
slsnI received seven vote. f.s .ssspsaE pE eighty three
Blsna received eighteen vstsi se..ering thrtytwO.
Blank rsssivsd thirty votes sc;,iering thry-esLt
w.eh.,s couutyRsobeg.on rsesysdtwo votes, w Rsdfrd
votss w w. iesryed-ous vote. W. H. hgh re-
esd yots Tho. r. 4 sT,da eevrd one vote Jeafs hoss
received oEs vote, n. Robert, received ons
three voie' j. Anderson
eeved on. vote; g. Van Nyck received
Sullivan CountyC H. Van Wyek received vote Charles Ven
Wyek received vOs GeoTge H received one Voie A. Cay To-
eeI ed vote -
TcSfh Difrd.
Ducka County-Bk received votes; heichnm received
vosi H. keleha eeeiod Jol ChssTd received
vote. -,
Columbia Couny-Oen ke.chAm received voei John H.
Gechum received one voto Carer & Collier received ons To
Casper r. Golfer received John H. heeh received "c
JOAN OeaD received vote g. r. Collier received ooe
Ta,yfscsh DisiSfet
Ilter CounyJ Tul votci T. Cornell received
three received vosi Josefh Ti recessd az
votssi Member 81 18th Distinct received Nu voo ILoa'
W. vo'ei Ccrnsl received ons vo'c
F0Arissat. Difbif
selelHie CositJ-J ~ AsiDis5 Iege.yeo ons va"
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
FRANCIS C. BARLOW, y srrtrfy of state.
THOMAS TfLLhuUsE. Comptroller
J. PaATr GOSDSELL. State Eug. und Surveyor.
jobs n. IARTlGDAL.. Attorney Genera.
JOSEPH ROWLAND, Treasurer.

F,a II Y,Yek 90 Secretary of Stats, comrir Ter
a. Engineer Attorney Oeueltl TTrairer said
stole hrvny formed hoaid O. Csuys.Ts and haynr can
yaai.d estimated the Who'll number o vote, fiyen i Rplea
aifh Of ' United States IN tAh Ihld
C4cyesaai Diuct Of Hd Gsnria Election hd ~ Tho
said ss on the day q November n tho year 1896 Eni
,le certified eueu nd received ~ he SEER u
the directed D. ao hereby deteue d"elfo ih q
onlLv that JOHN W. UUS1I by the greatest n1nbr ~
votes vrn ~ tho sid D.tct ,ecou duly elected EP'
KFsENTlTyE IN TtlE rHIRTi NINTH CONGHEsJ OF me
United state in md the Ihirf Congregational Dtrft Of said
State OIL vacancy occliond by tho death q James humphrey
under our Gni, the oo ~ tho Secretary II state ~
Albany, tho t day Il Dsce1bef h ta
year OF our thousand rhl hundred and slKys
FHASCIS q. Bar lOW. Secretary Of slate
THOMAS IflLLHOUSE. Comptroller.
J. PLATT 0OODsELL state Engineer und surveyor
JOHN IT, MAKTtNDALE. Attorney yOenclaL
JOSEPH ROWLAND. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

STATE Of N Yo,k sTATEHEzr of the whole number OF votes
Geners Election held In the said STATE the Sixth day
ofNovember n the o In pgoAnoe Of The act entitled An
provide for submitting the people the question
THERR A RTyIsE CoxsTITUTIOs,
RAnEg" passed March 49, 1896 wherein
WIFI the
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

C'ly m BrootIya........... 1918 ET7l 2j,c3
Da..i Dee. 5. lo't.
FRANCIS &. BARLOW. Secretary of state.
THOMAS HiLLEUlrE, tomrtfoheG
I PLATr GOODsFLl state Ing. aud SLrvcyor
JOIN 10. HARrINDkLE. AtoruoY-OsL
JOSEPH ROWLAND, Treasurer
seat,sr rs s.si Jor Reprsientae i C0sroi Third D'
HA 'rno1ncs.
r.. Fisher received g. r. Ciltruden received
four v. Join Hunter rvrd thsro v5'es pc"fs Bafsf
rege4 Bornafo lurfs rcr'd fy' vct1s SIMEON
CAtrd, we'd Iieo.or lon ucned 'r vote j.
" ln-r received vof - h0usIn received one vote
49, Robinson rce.rf ,ltc, John Maioy ec"is't one
vote ohu received vue; Met ON"hy c~Tud ono
VOC Scattering vote. bAus led tsalty-,wo votes
Inn al Dr.. q
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

Tiu' Second. TAlfL Forth.
Fl4. S,vrutf cIih.
rmr-ruth. Flf,,1il ari
Nineteenth Nsris % tie
CIV of Brootlyu..........
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ENTERPRISE FEMALE COLLEGE

TNHIS Institution viii resume its exercises
II On thc3d Monday IA september, aud closes
IN June, 1861, An accomplished Board Of
Teachers will Ill the various departments, and
the President, DIR. J, w. HARMON, win deliver
during the Sessions, series Of Lectures ON
Physiology also, on the Prcsumptive and
Positive Evidences Of Christianity The Col
lcge Class will be required 10 take notes and
answer queries on the Lectures.
TERMS or TUTuoN-One-half in advance
the balance 18th February Special arrange
ments can be made by consultations;
Primary Department, per month. So 90
Preparatory - -. :" 10
College Glasses, embracing Ancient I.nn-
gllages, per month, 20
Modern Languages, French, per month, 00
Music, with USE Of Instrument pr month, Ol
rnamental-embracing Painting. Draw
ing, Penmanship and Embroidery. q Oh
Prof +. A. Pfafenschleger. one of the most
accomplished artits in the country, will fll this
department.
Incidental expenses per session, 81 30
Pupils can enter the College ut any time du |
ring the session, and will be charged from the
time Of entrance.
Board, $40 per month, Each boartler must
furnish their own bed linen. Lights ant
washing extra. Board can be had in tho
Presidents. and private families.
For further details, write to the President,
REY. j. w. HARMON,
augl5wt0cl. Enterprise, Miss.
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PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS, II appears by information
w received by me, that WIN. TUCKER
stands charged with the murder Of Freedman
in Warren county, and is still ut large.
Now, therefore, /, Benz. &. Humphreys
Governor Of the State of Mississippi, do Offer
the above reward for the arrest and delivery OF
said Tucker to the Sheriff Of Warren county;
and i do moreover, require all officers OF this
State, TO be diligent 10 their efforts 10 arrest
said fugitive. And three hundred dollars fol
the apprehension and conviction Of his accom-
pliees, - Crabtree, james Cafes and -
Lyman, or one hundred dollars for either Of
them. pi
..... Given under my hand and the Great
lis. Seal Of the State Of Mississippi affixed,
49, at jackson, this 9TH day Of August,
A. D., 1866.
BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS.
by the Governor.
&. A. BRoUGHER, Sec'y Of State.
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PROCLAMATION.
HEM. G. HUMPHREYS,

BENZ. G. HUmPHRRKs,
Governor Of gTississfppfs
10 he Skeigs Of The sereral CoHHfies Of he
State aforesaid
UTHEREAs. The first Monday in October.
w 1855, j. the day appointed by law for
the holding Of an election in this stale, aud.
whereas, II i my duty 10 issue q writ requir-
ing lou 10 hold said election st the time and
place appointed by law.
Now. therefore, 1. Benz. g.. Humphreys
Governor Of the State Of Of Mississippi. do issue
this. my writ. requiring you to hold an elee-
ton at the several precincts in your respective
counties, on the first Monday in Octoher. A. u.
lsG6, for the following oficers, 70 serve for the
terms specified by law. to-wit:
One Judge OF the High Court Of Errors and
Appeals, for the First District, composed Of
Newton. Lauderdale, kenper, Neshoba,
Leake, Madison. IHzoo, Issaqilena. Washing
ton, slinhoWer, Holmes, Attsla, Winston and
NoNubee;
one Judgeof the Circuit Count, for flie DE-
tIict in which your county r ineiu6ed By
law;
one District Attorney, for the District H.
which YOUR co unfy d Included 81 law.
One JUDGE u the srobate Court.
One Clerk Of the Probate Court;
One Clerk q the Circuit Court;
fme sheriff:
One Assessor 81 Take:
On Coroner;
One County Treasurer;
One County surveyor;
One Rauger:
Five Iiembe1rs Of DE Eosri q Police, and
such unuil,cr q Jusfices on the Eaace and Con-
stables a. the law reqcirfE.
$500 In teztimoIl1 = y IrT11f. I have here
=. I-s. unto st ms hand saII e1IIs1d lht Crest
----- seal 81 De siafe u Mississippi - BE- a.
fixed, az the Executive O1ta. ~ t1e city 81
Jackson, us zllt Day 81 J1II. ISL.
BENJ. 9. HUIrHEETS-
c. A. BHousaKl. sszfT q stals.
auzIIdoawtie.
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RAYMOND ss. .sss. EoR YOUNG

WILL opcn the ard Session Of my school,
III FoR YOtiNG LADIES. Ia HAMMOND, on the
afrfT OF SEPTEMBER NENr. The liberal pat
ronagc which has been extended 20 me dnrin
the scholastic year just closed, stimulate. ne
10 use my best cndcaxcrs 20 make my school
both efficient and permanent.
Terms IN English Branches, four, i've and
six dollars per month, according 10 advance
ment.
Latin, French. Drawing and Fancy Work,
g % per month each.
Music on Piano, or Guitar, 81 90 per month !;
a. a. for use efinstrtment IN praciirlng.
Board can b. had at reasonable rates. either
In the Institute, or In neighboring families,
augildlms Mrs. GIN. BOWEN.
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Having hem entrusted with the Receiving
and forFs srdinE business u thc house q J. j.
GARRARD 4 Co. earnestly request the con-
signment q al goods you may seud q this port,
rrurnising my strict personal atteution % the
prompt Forwarding q the same.
Thankful for tie patrunage 80 literally be-
slowed on me while In the employ of Ne~srs
Geo A Satteriee 4 Co. hope to merit con
tinuance q the same. and cordially commend
the new firm q J. J. Garrari 4 Co. q the con
fdence o. nv friends.
I0ur ofedieuf servxuf
ALBEIT B. WATTS.
augl5dh. NieksbuIg, Mss
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A. BKoUGllER, Sect'y of State,
d u S CRIpTrON

Richard Freeman Is . feet , or 10 inches
high, weighs about | . pounds. has
black hair, black WHISPERS and eyes, and dark
rompleXion, and has bad countenance--is
some y OF IS years old Is fond Of, and plays
on the violin; is fond OF liquor, but does not
often get drunk generally dresses well
speaks in low aud rather quick tome of voice,
and usually in a friendly and oblging manner.
lie will II ost likely endeavor to 90 TO Texas or
Georgia augld2w.
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moo county, mississippi o. the ath day Of
july, 1856, and is still at .argc:
Now therefore, |, Bcni. q. Humphreys.
Governor Of the State Of Mississippi. do offer
the above reward for the arrest and delivery
81 the said Richard Freeman Ia the sheriff Of
Pontot0c county. And | do moreover require
all officers of this State to be diigcnt in their
efforts tOarrest said fugitive.
...... Given under my hand, and the Great
LIS. Seal Of the State affixed, at jackson,
''-' this 3lst day of July, A. D.. 1866, and
Of the sovereignty Of the State the forty -eighth
BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS.
BY the Governor:
4. A. BROUGIIER, Sect'y of State.
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cAueHEY 8 HANKS.
Wanted.

III Lady OF fifteen or sixteen years expe-
~ Renee. as teacher OF Music. English and
French. situation. either as Principal Of a
Female Seminary. or teacier Of Music. French
snd English. For the proper indEcemeut. this
lady would accept a position in a private
family.
Sehouls; over the Musical Department Of Pc
male Colleges; speaks ami whites En-lish.
French, Italian and German. and Performs eie-
Eantly upon the Piano, Guitar, Harp and Or
Ean.
To secure the services Of this lady. ADDE'S.
TH0S. :. GATHEIGHT.
Ghols0n, Miss.
Summerv1lle Istitute, Aug. s. 1855.
srr-fad1rn
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Notice TO Cotton Planters.

NOW have a large amount a European
n Capital % invest in the growing crop Of
Cofton. and win buy in lots q from enc bale
20 one thousand bales.
! WI pay twenty cents per pound in ad-
vance f1r cotton 70 be delivered next fall and
winter IN New orleans.
All communications addressed me AZ Jack
son, VIII have immediate attention.
WM. 7. WITHERS
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Young Ladies attend Church and sunday
School. Daily reading OF the Scriptures. Pray
ar aud obstruction and Practice in sacred Mil-
sic. accompanied by Melodeon.
IL Tue MKT TERM viii begin September
10Th, 1861.
S. G. BURNEY,
President Of dhe Board Of TiHsteos
July ], iS66- lawd-3nw.
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Mr.. A. b. Warts. soextcnsirely and favora-
bly, known throuEh the eastern portion q the
state. has sole charge Of the Receiving and
Forwariinr business 81 our hoTSe. We re-
speetfully solicit for him your business
IL. GARRARD a CO.
Successors % Geo. A. Satferiee & Co.
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Dress and Economy.

Young Ladies often try to excel each otherin
dress. 10 avoid this, and purely asa matter Of
economy, uniformity Of dress Is being grad
ually introduced, except for those desiring TO
wear black.
Plain hat trimmed with Pink for summer,
with solferinoor crimson for Winter. Nothing
but ribbon.
Pink Calico and Lawn for summer; dark
Calico and dark brown Worsted for Winter
All extravaganza is positively forbidden.
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE IN 1854
Rev q. II. BELL, a. W., President.
VIII Experienced Department Ieuchers,
all Of Southern Birth aRd
Educdtj0n

EENHIS popular Institution, after II suspen-
IL sion of thee years, resumed exercises on
the Second Of last October, and has just closed
another successful term, exceeding by far the
expectations of its friends. The buildings
large. three stories high, and well arranged,
stands in a beautiful grove.
The course of study is ms complete as in any
First-Class College.
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$1,I6s IL ward!
PoNToToc COUNTY, MISS, !

PoNToToC COUNTY, MISS,
July Ia, 1S66.I
In addi,iO to the reward of 200, offered by
the Governor, we, the undersigned subscrib-
ers, promise to pay the sums severally annexed
to our names. for the apprehension and de-
livery of Richard Freeman 10 the Sheriff Of
Pnntotoc county, Miss.
(Signed,l ANN DOUGLAS, $500 on
D. DOUGLAS, 900 90
and other citizens, .............. lGS 90
augldlw
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MADISON COLLEGE.

GHABON. MISS. viii open the 1T Of Octo-
= Der. 1866, under the Presidency Of the Rev.
n. Z. JOHNSON, Insisted By competent PROBES
sors- Expenses for term Of six months, paya-
b,ein currency:
Tuition in Primary Department, so %
% A" Preparatory - o.
" Collegiate % ~
Board, everything included, about 81 per
mouth.
For further information. sddress
REy. II. ?. JOHNSON, or
DR.. n. J. MCKEE, Pres. Board q frIs-.
sharon. Miss.
The Beard Of Trustees will reeeive appiica-
tioHS for the Chair q Ancient language
lIzlga IN
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William Tucker is about Il years Of age,
handsome, SID Doth face: feet, II inches in
hight. stout built; dark hair, and black eyes.
Nicksbura Herald, Yazoo Commercial and
Canton Citizen copy. aug7d2w.
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ODD FELLO WIS FEMALE COLLEGE
CarroIIIOu, Carroll Comfy, Mias.

ChfFOIIIohi NNfroII NOuhIy, WIsH.
THIS Institution, still under the control Of
i the Rev. ;. ;. Brown, will commence it'd
next Session ON the I'd day Of September, 1861
The most competent Teachers have been EN-
ployed to fill every Department. The BoardI
ing Department is also underline control of the
Principal. who will make every effort to rendeII
this Institution comfortable home for young
ladies, as well as school of thorough instrucl
ton.
Terms, per Month,
Board ........... G....... $40 90
Tuition, from ............ - 90 to 00
Music, including use of Instrument co
Painting, Drawing, &C., ut usual rates.
Payments TO be made quarterly, in advance.
No deductions TO be made for absence, eX-
eept IN eases Of protracted Illness.
Carrollton, Aug. s, 1SG6.-w2m.
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|weIl-selcct
FChemieals am
ronagc. We are "
ducements TO the pulN
merit encouragement, aliS
the system of DIRECT IMF
II Is hoped, win inert with the
il deserves. rs il will benefit the people rs Web
as ourselves.
In addition 10 UT former stock, we are lust
in receipt Of rHY gtstaf
Old Otard, Dupuy & Co. Brandy:
Old Velvet Bourbon Whiskey.
Old Santa Cruz Rum;
Old swan Gin:
Old London Docl Port;
Old sherry Wine;
Old Medeira Wine, for Med. purposes
English and French Stationery;
Pens and Pencils;
Ink Stands;
Letter Clips:
Letter Books;
Tubs aud Brushes;
Paints and Paint Brushes;
oils, Patent Dryer:
paraine Varnish, or Paint for IRON Work
and Rroofing;
Tanners Oil;
Narnishes;
Gum sbelae, &C., &C.
We have polite aud competent Druggiki~
and Clerks, who will compound prescriptions
at all hours of the day or night.
Those indebted to the late firm Of Gran a
johnson, are requested TO come forward and
settle, as we wish to wind mp the old business.
augl4dtf,
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FERNS per Session of Twenty Weeks In
CurI eHcy Quarterly ia Advances

While 1t must not be expected that young
Ladies can be educated in a tirst-class College
without considerable expense, yetit is claimed
that the charges are less in this than IN similar
Institutions, and they are 30 because the build
ings have been erected by public contribution
ut II cost Of about $25,000, for which neither
rent, interest nor tax Is paid.
Young Ladies', graduates in this or other In.
situations, wishing to become more thorough
in the Literary or Musical Department, and to
learn the art OF teaching, will be received
here. where under Charter from the State.
the highest academic hon0rs can be conferred
on females.
The high reputation of Mr.. BELL for scho-
lastic attainments, his aptness fer teaching, his
suayity of manner and his known reputation
as a governor of Young Ladies. together with
the eminent qualifications Of Mrs. Bell as a
teacher and goveiness. justify the Boardin ask
ing liberal patronage for this Institution.
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THESE BITTERa ARE PREPARED IN PURE
Bourbon Wllalty, flum combination of over twenty
different kilta q roots bakl and htIta which act ~
perfect concert one with te other pr4Iafed from the
Original formula given ~ The great chief Red Jacket
% Or. Ciapin who used them successfully IN hs prae
tee for many years. And " their nee Rined 10 great
popularity IN tile treatment and cure n Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint Constipation Sick and Nervous liesd.
ache, Fewer and Ague, and Ill diseases arising from
torpid liver and indigestion. Persons suffering from
sither Of ess loalh1oms diseases viii And by the
Of these Biiisfa which perfectly pure and fne
from al those drugs aud p.lonn usually pat mp in Hnch
preparations and paimsd % IN Nsisfecing publir
single trial win convince TIE most septcal that in
the RED JACKET here Z yisfne that no other
Btteu posses,
They strengthen and inylronio The system.
They are nnnqntII1d f1f general debility.
They are cure for Dyapepeia. --fF
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They purify tis brealk and ncidty of the stomach
Thef cure Diarfhna and Cholera Morbus.
They are IN antidoie % change Of water and diet
They are The best afInuianf In oxstsncs.
They are preventive q Fever and Ague.
Thoy roliage CQazI|pNIIen. .
IheY cure Nerreus Headache.
TDc1 are perfectly pure and palatable. HIr
The genuine RED JACKET BlTTERs are only sold
Il quart toilieIi sever By The fnon quart o. pint
ees t.nt OF private o0yssnHisut stAinp h unbroksn
soIs ~ 10 dfuurlsss and dealers throughout the
caii ~ ned Jnetes, and take 20 other.
crcuian % he tale supplied on application.
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:. !. cARRARD 8 CO.

(Suoosssors 70 GEO ASATzERLEE Z CO.
"HOLESALEG ROCERS. COMMISSION.
w Merchants and Dealers in Plantation
supplies.
TTCKSBU RG. MISS.
q Liberal advances made on Cotton con-
signed 10 Garrard a Craig. New Orleans
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C00PRR,s I'll.

WHIE Hoiel being now rerularIy upelsd 70.
n the reception Of company ne rf1ce o.
IMAM WILLIAMS,
fysdzw&w1n- Proprietor
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Is in charge of Rev. W. W. MCAIAHEN AND
LADY. Those who know them need not be
told that neatness, order, comfort and kindness
eminenty distinguish their department. II is
like home for Young Ladies. The teachers
lodge and board in the College.
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Summer1lle Istitufe, Aug. s. ISIS.
aurl4dlm.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-11
PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY!
SEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

Tho splendid and fast Steamships
ES Frnns S", ' capt W % ". s%s"so s"s
will until further notice run rs fol.
lows;
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland, every Wedncs.
day and Saturday. at O'Clock and lcavc Pier
% East River foot OF Market ST., New York, every
Wednesday and Saturday, ut 4 o'clock r. NJ.
These vessels are fitted up with fine Accommoda.
lions for passengers making this the most speedy,
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine.
Passage, in State Room, 5000. Cabin passage,
$40 Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Montresl,
Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, PASSPORT and st.
John.
shippers are requested to send their Freight to the
leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply to
EMERY FOX, Browns Wharf. Portland.
IT, Is. CROMWELL 4 COMO. sc West Street, Now
York.
Portland, May %, 1865 20
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-11
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