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SWAN 4 co.'s LOTTERIES,
Authorized by the State of Georgia.
s@S7O,OOOBa
FOR TEN DOLLARS.

TINE following Scheme Will be drawn by 5. SWAN
l. Co, Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery IN
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for February
1855, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, under the 50
perintendence OF Commissioners.
Glass l.,
To be drawn in the City If Anguish Georgia in pub
lie, on sATU RDAY, February 9th, 1855.
Class 2.
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta, Georgia. in pub
lie, on SATURDAY, February 18th, 1855.
Class 3.
To be drawn in the City OF Augusta, Georgia, in pub
lac, ON SATURDAY, February 10th, 1855.
Class A.,
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta Georgia In pub
lie, on SATURDAY, February 9th, 1855.
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zo- We have just learned that Mcl.EAS's
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will cure the vari-
Gus diseases prevalent among Children. Ii is
necessary every parent should keep supply
on hand, and when required give as direeied.
Try tit is pleasant to take. See advertise
ment in another column. febS-lw
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WIN. K. NICHOLS, Master Machinist
MAysyr,1E Ky November 1877
MAfSN1iLE, h
To The Tni0n CnnL and OIL On

MAlSN1iLE, ny, NOVcmDer II, 1901.
To the Union C'dl and oil Company:
GENTLESiES-Having used your Lubricating Oil made
from Camel Coal, on the machinery of our Cotton
Mills (nCudiug Engine and SpindlesJ for the last few
weeks, We are prepared % say that have found il
greatly superior 10 any other, excepting the best
sperm, ana fully equal % that article for which
have been paying from dollar seventy-hye cents
10 two dollars and twenty five per gallon. The
OH distributes very perfectly the machinery
wears long, and is free from gum which causes fric
ton, and consequently heat.
In view of the superior quality Of this OIL have
adopted il for Mills From the low price which
1t is sold we doubt not it must into general
JANUARY 4 WOOD,
ProprietOrs Of Maysylle Cotton Mills.
M Many other certificates are in the hands of the
Agents which be seen at any time.
In L IL lr,..r.
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THE GREAT PAIN ANNIH1LATOR
REMEDY FokO DYSPEPSIA,
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWLS
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL- Prepared by a
Rottle. 1917 Ok and IN can't,

Chemist.
Bottles l21. Is and 50 cents.
Hdytshornes Cure all should be kept in all fami-
lies. in of accidents or sudden sickness.
HartshorRe's Cure all cures Rheumatism.
Hartsh0rne'S Cure all cures Cramps, Collie
Pam In the Stomach or Bowels.
HartSho rne's CKTe-aH cures Pain in the Limbs
Side, Back, and Breast.
HdrtshOrHs's Cnre-aU cures Sprains, Bruises
Soaids and Burns.
Hartshorn.'S Cure all cures Neuralgia, Tooth
ache and Stiffness of the JOINTS.
RdrtShorne's Cure all cures Cholera, Diarrhpa
and all Pam.
HaItshorns''ss CHrs-aH cures Ear Ache and Deaf
Hartshorne's Cnrs-aH cures Dyspepsia and In
dlgestiOn; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sore
Throat; also Cuts and Sores.
Hdrtsh orne's Cnre-dH cures all Spinal Affections
and w eakness In Limbs.
HartShorns'S Curs-aH is a great tonic to Weak
stomach and Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
HI As the frequent changes OF the weather pro-
dUce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain i'm the Limbs
and Body also, Stuff Neck-every person should
get a bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Sinews, BloO1 and Bones and, by Its warming cleo
tromagnetic power, xpels ali pain from the stem.
Get a bottle and try It.
n. BIZ you have a Cough. use HARRIS
HORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF Wi, ID
CHERRl-it Is the best Cough Syrup in the
If you are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'S
ANTI BIZ .lOUS PILLS. They act upon the Law
e! Stomach and Bowels, carrying off all Bile and
The above medicines TO he had at all Drug Stores
In Washington city; kidwell Il CIscell at Gorge
town; ii. Peel Co Alexandria. ma Silly
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Medicines.
THE GREAT HEALTH REsTORER

Ths Life Of the Flesh is IN the Blood"
When the Blood becomes vItlated. impure. or too
weak. the flesh loses it's vitality the skin becomes
yellow and pallid. the Liver dlsordered, Dyspepsia
and Indigestion follow, the Spirits droop, Nervous
ness commences, and Life becomes burden.
HARTSHO RNE'S HEALTH RESTORER.
OK SARSAPARILLA CORDI1L
Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels,
Impart ng new vigor and tone to a constitution i'm
paired by disease from any cause. IL removes Pim-
pies ana gil SKIN eruptIOns; arouses the ply ca!
powers OF both sexes. gives bloom to the pald
cheek. ana makes one joyous and happy. Though
taste 1t is particularly adapted to Female com
plants, which In their very nature are exhaustlng
and debtatIng. For Dropsy. drOpslcal swell
lngs, or Kidney and Bla der affections, acts like
charm Quart bottles 81, small bottles % cents.
sold by Stott, Mcpherson, Clarke, waite, klo-
well Lawrence, DIR. Culver. and Ford, Washing
ton City. Ciscell 4 KIdwell, Georgetown.
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7 NEW ARRANG EMENT.
INLAND k0uTE FROM WASHINGTON
CITY TO RICHMOND,
VIA ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA AND
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRO4DS.
E 8
n FROM WASHINGTON
LII RECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE
{" T. . T.,
SOUTHWEST AND ORTHWEST.
Z u
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad


s u M NJ f II ARIA G M E T S,
Wih Greatly Improved Schedules.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
FROM fTN Fol- TH fEqn &EsE
LIST. THE cINci Il iSlcT': EXPRESS MAIL
break fast at the clay House, Washington Juno
ito before proceeding West. This Train passes
ono RysS m With Sha
Tram for Columbus, Cincinnati, and intermediate
Gk faFIHP cNcNSAF xN6
LOUIS EXPRESS connection leaves Washington
at p m next day and CONNECTING directly with Ex.
press Train for LOUISVILLE Cairo and the Southwest,
ngton to Clnclnnatl,ln % hours. to ST. Louis only
a T dKS s PAYITIoSA ISDEANA M
NORTHW ESTERN EXPRESS leaves (except
ssVns
more at 10 p. m. On Sunday Night the CONNECTION
With this Train is mads by the S25 p IN. Train from
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery Of the Road
II day light take the SIS a. m or p. m Train from
For PaTksrsburg and all Stations on the North
al points on the Marietta Railroad take the same.
The Western connections from Washington and
direct andnmp!e that have yet been offered to the
travelling pubic, and every improvement and adyan-
Railroad and its assoclate lines could suggest, have
been secured under tins srrangement.
tiers. and every other possible facility will be found
upon this route.
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave W ashing-
ton as follows; For all points between Washington
Junction and Piedmont take the s. Is a: m. train For
ali Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling take
the p. m. Tram. To connect with the Frederick
Train take the 2s p. IN. Train.
" FOR BALIIM0RE; PHlLADELPHIA;
WASHINGTON DAILY for Baltimore, as fol-
lows: At SIS and I. 80 a. IN, and s25 and p. IN.
The 5 Is a. IN. and % p. m Trans make connec-
lions al BALTIMORE and PHILADELPHIA
Jor NEW YORK, and $50 a.. m. for Philadelphia
only.
The 5I5a.m and 8, 25 and p. m: Trains make the
WESTER connections, at the Washington juno
tiOn. with the Trains from Baltimore, as above de-
tailed.
The 5l5s IN, and s.a5 p m. Trains connect with
The 80 a. M and 325 and p. m. Trains will stop
at Way Stations between Washington and Bati-
more.
on SUNDAY, but one Train leaves Washington.
iIrFRO BALTIMORE FOR WASHING
TON there are fOur Trains as follows At 40 and
6 IS q. III. and and ~ p.
The first aud fourth of which will he Express
Trans and WILL not stop except at the functions.
being specially intended Ia accommodate SUMMER
RESlDFE'TS IN THE COUNTRi. special
Tram wiz be run from Washir gtOn Junction to
BRING the Express Train Passengers arriving there
For Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Checks
THOS. n. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Office. w Washington Station,
Or. Il. ENGLAND, Agent,
W.P. SMITH, Master of TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore, May 10. 1859. mas
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

WlLLARDS' HOTEL.-Mrs a J Brodnave
Va: w BrOdnar, \ T.; Schroeder, seymour,
III Miller, Belknap and lv, Ny: Jas Gibson
Ireland; Capt Babcock, NJ; Il : Verdi, Ny; A A
Lewis, Va; Miss Bastable, Miss f. Bayley n
Dent, Nd a Mayo, Va; w Nj Moves, Mass; F
w Bruno, jr, ; WOrthington, y Mcbride Jonn
MerTyman, Md; c Morgan, n Y; Mrs Gore, Mrs
LYONS, Stabler, Md; g Allen, Mass; DR. + E
Wilson, La; w Howorth, Portugal; Fl Perkins
Pa; NJ Walsh, d Z; w l. Burgess, r I; w p
Sheppard, 6 w Charlwood. jr, England; W w
Webb, York; Wason, Va; Gieenleaf and
daughter. Gen Wetmore, NYk; b kearran
Pa; Maj Nc Dowell, A; w ID Foshay and ly
NYOrk.
NATIONAL. HOTEL L p Bayne, Md; DR.
Murphy, Va; Thos Carroll, Md; u Case, NYk;
; Newell, Pa; Jos Young. Mass; WIN Gfaydon
w III r.. dwood, Ny; Nj Cornell, jr, Aaron Ley
min2s, James L Ewing, John CLAYTON. Va; r. VI
Warner, ID Middleton, sd; Il J Harrison, ky;
Lawton, NY: II KilLam, Cal; Thos Harris
De-; W Bits, Gore, Slm'l Worthington, J
MeIryman, ND; vi Conrad, III Muse, Nd; 4
Nj Eastman, Nh; WINS, Va; J b Cooper and
lady, NY.
BROWNS HOTELS III Letcher. Va; L. NJ
Hopkins, Nd; T. Il Crabbe, DC; q Ewing
and lady, Pa; j II McRae, Ind; J Dorman
Va; DIR n Davidson and lady, do Greenlee
Davidson, do; DR. Hammett, Md 4. Burholtz
Va; Peters, Ga; Hunt, Mass; II NJ lore,
Nv; w Caldwell, Va; w A Bradshaw, NY:
w Ray, Ala; w Fl MendenhslI and Iadv Mo;
r w Hall, Md; J Mehaftey. Pa; y Middleton
do; Percy, Md w Woodin and daughe
NC; Upton, La.
UNITED STATES HOTEI..-F Davis. XIV.
u Al"Nander,Na; Ellis, Mass; w g Huntoi,
NY Il 4 Chisman, Evans, Va X VI Jen-
ming Nd; w Stevens, DC; r. b Dorsey, Chill;
A Deahl, Miss smith, and B'uin, Va; w
Munroe, Mass; T. X Purcell y b Wayman. and
Wise, We; l. Morris, Pa; w FosLay and
lady, Ny.
NORWOOD HOUSE. l. Thomas Md; A
LatbioP aGd lady; Miss Woodall, Miss Clarke
4 PrunBill and lady, Del; N II Blakemore
Iowa; q Ii Roberts, Pa: w c TempIeton, La: J
Thornton, Va; Mr. Spicett, Eng; ID Munay
MIMI II Williams, Pa; L T. Butler, sc; ID
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
NI RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN
BY KING s OR EMP Errors.

WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Because 1t is the ornament God himself pro-
may bloom ever brightly in the glowing cheek, the
eye be ever sparkling, the teeth be those pearls,
snared and shrivsIed, ka,sh and dry worse still
II spTmkisaa With gray nature will loose half her
two or three times week. will restore ond perma-
neptly secure to all such an ornament. Read the
following and judge, The writer of the first is the
celebrated pianist. ThalbeTs:
NEW YORK. A ri 10, 1853.
DR.; WoSp: Dear Sir-Pernit me to express to
You the obligations am under for the entire
storation Of my hair to it's original color; about
the time Of my arrival IN the United States. 1t was
your Hair Resofaive it soon recovered its orisins
hue consider yonr resto alive as very wonderful
am, dear sir. yours truly, s. THkLBERG.
"Drych ar 6wyhedidct
WELSH NEWSPAPER oFFlck, Is NASSAU "a ,sss st"{
PROF. o. j. wooD Dear sre etIn e. month SS or SIX
alive and save it my WIFE who concluded to try it
her hair. little thinking the time that it would
well my surprise aer few weeks trial IT has per-
formed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray
and thickening the hair. l strongly recommend the
above restorative to all persons u want Of tneh a
change OF their hair. CHAS. CARDEW.
New YORK, July 25, 1857.
PROF. O. j. WOOD: With confidence do recon-
mend your hair Restorative as being the most eff
Restorative my hair and whskers, which were al
most white, have gradually grown dark and / now
store them to their natural coor has
me of all dandruf and unpleasant itching, so com
mon among persons who persplre freely.
J. q. KILBY.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 1857
PROF. WOOD: About two years ago my hair com
menced falling of and turning gray. was fast be-
coming bald, and had tried many remedies to no eff
| feet. | commenced using Jour Restorative in Jan
nary last; n few applications fastened my hair
firmly 1t began to fill up out. and turned back
to It's former color, black At this time it is fully
restored to ITS original color. health and appearance
and cheerfully recommend It's use to all.
J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of sizes,
viz Large. medium, and small the small holds :,
pint, and retalls for 81 per bottle the medium
holds at least twenty per cent. more In proportion
than the small, retas for 50 bottle; the large
holds quart, forty per cent more In proportion and
retaIls for SIS.
| o. J. WOOD Il CO., Proprietors. s2 Broadway
New York, Tin the great ~ y. Wire Railing Estab-
llshment, and ia Market ST., st. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ma 8-Sm
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EVENING STAR.
FOR TINE STAR.
A SONG OF THANKSGIVING.

Lord, we are thankful for the light,
That spreads DER earth with beams so bright,
For sparkling dew and eopious showers,
For pringing grass, and fragrant flowers.
Lord. we are thankful for thy care
Thst watches DER us year by year;
For hberty-thst blessing great.
Vouchsaied to US Ia every State.
For laws that leave our conscience free
lfhe choicest glft of lberty,D
10 worship Goo as we think Ilght,
CIawed by Kings or TJ rants might.
For all the products Of the ground,
For heathful AIR that ORGIES round,
For friendships smiles, OF tedIs sIncere'
In sunshine, or In shadows dear.
We thsnk Thee for the moons soft hight
Whose mIider beams Hume the night;
For twIEklIng stars, like jewels set,
In heaven S own spacious coronet.
For all the powers OF the mind,
Reason and intellect refined:
For books and interchange of thought,
BY lightning speed, SO quickly brought.
We thank thee for the sabbath day,
OF all the other days the best,
Its hOlIer c1lm ana brighter ray,
Sheds rIch lustre on the rest.
In short, for all that Thou hast given
To chez US on our way TO hesven,
Golfer Thee our highest praise,
And csebrate them in our lays.
But chief Of all for Thy great love
Which sent the Saviour from above,
To consummate the wondIO Gus plan
Devised TO save TeDelllOus man.
For that Great Book. the only lamp,
Sent down 10 man with Gods own stamp;
Freely 20 us IN mercy gwen
To show our souls the way To heaven.
ID. T.. r.. 4. NJ.
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IL John =. Millard has been arrested in
Wheeling, Va, for passing counterfeit coin.
III The Catholics of Lafayette, Ind, have
purchased a square of ground in that city for the
purpose Of erecting cathedral. nunnery, school,
&c. The whole will cost SlO0,0O0.
II Colesburg, Delaware county, Iowa. was
visited by most extraordinary hail storm on
Sunday afternoon last. Some stones were ten
inches in circumference, while others had more
length, and were from eight TO ten inches long.
IDIn Providence, r l., a couple of ieronauts
Initiate la ge balloon tether 1t with line four
teen hundred feet long, permit people to ascend
into the region of the clouds for s. head, and
pull them down with windlass.
IL IL we estimate the solid yard of gold at
ten millions of dollars. which il is In round num-
bers, all the gold in the world might, If welded
into ingots, be contained in a cellar twenty feet
square and sixteen feet high.
IL man named John George took lauda-
mum IN 81. Louis on Sunday. The following
memorandum, found on his person, tells the sad
story in a few words: s'The last of John George.
Please bury me by charity. have been the last
two years dissipated man,
IL The Scioto River is higher than il has
been for years. A steamboat went out last week
from Portsmouth on tour Of inspection, and re-
ports that she sailed over fences roads, bridges,
on both sides being submerged from ten TO TWEEN
ty feet
III A line in one OF Moore's songs read thus :
'Our coach shall be roses all spangled with
dew
Towhich sensible girl, according to Lander,
replied:
- 'Twould give me the rheumatic and so it would
you
IL An election occurred in Maine on Mon
day, to decide upon the acceptance or rejection of
the prohibitory liquor law passed by the last
Legislature. The law was ratified in Portland
by vote of PSI to % in Falmouth by I57 10 o
The people CT Maine having tried pTohbitory
law OF the strongest character, seem to be almost
unanimous in its favor.
III The Boston Daily Ledger states that the
old homestead of that valiant man of war; Capt
Miles Standsh, has been exhumed from the dust
OF ~ D centuries, in DuXbuTy, where he resided,
and portions of the timber of the house were
found in nearly perfect state. IL was consumed
by fire in 1856, and never rebuilt. Capt Stand
ish's name is one famous In Pilgrim annals.
IL 1t is said that Madame Lagrange, the
pima donna, for her tour in Brazil, received six
" thousand dollars a year, travelling expenses
for ten persons, the use of a furnished country
house outside the gates of Rio Janeiro. incl uding
the service of the stables. liveries. &c, and all
guaranteed by the government. Fifty thousand
francs are 10 be paid in advance at Paris
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feet purgative which is known to
PILLS have virtues which surpass in exoeIlencs the
ordinary medicines, ana that they win unpreoedent
pleasant to take and powerful to cure: Their psne
tratng properties stimulate the vital activities of
purify the blood and ex pei disease. They purge out
the foul humOurs which breed dlstemper, stimulate
sluggish or disordered organs into their natural ao
ton, ard impart healthy tone with streng to the
whole sy stem. Not only do they cure the every day
complaints of every body, but also formidable and
While they produce powerful effects they are at the
same time in diminished doses, the safest and best
ply sic that can he employ ed for oh ldren. Being
sugar coated, they are pleasant to take, and being
purely vegetable, are, free from any risk of harm.
they not substantiatcd by men of such exalted posi-
tion and cha raeer to forbid the suspicion of un
have lent their names to certify to the public the
liability of my remedies, while Others have sent me
the assurance of their conviction that my Prepara
tions contribute Immensely to the relief of my afic-
ted suffering fellow men.
The agent below named pleased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac. CONTAINING directions for
their use, and certificates OF their cures OF the fol
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
stomaoh Nausea, indig eston. Morbid inac: ion and
pam arising therefrom Flatulency, Loss of Ape
tite, all Uioerous and Cutaneous Diseases which
require An evacuant medicine, Scrofua or King 8
xvii. They also. by purifying the blood and stmu
latlng the system, cure many complaints which it
you'd not be supposed they could reach. SUCH as
IrrItabllIty, Derangements ofthe Liver and Kid
neys, Gout, and other kindred complaints arising
from low state of the body or obstruction of Its
functions.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask for
AYERS PILLS, ard take nothing else. No other
they can give You compares with this in It's int ms
value or curative powers. The sick want tbs best
aid there is for them, and they should have 1t.
Prepared by DIR. J. Z. AYE r, Practical and Ana
Iytlcal Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Price 25 cents pei
Said by u ID. GILMAN, Washington, and by II.
COOK, Alexandra, and by all dealers every where
aD i
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By THE PRIEST tg ~ +, sr THE UNITED

dent OF the United States Of Amerioe do hereby de-
clare and make known that public sales vii be held
Of Kansas, at the periods hereinafter designated TO
wit:
At the land once st LEcoMProS, commencing on
Monday the firth day Of July next, for the disposal
of the public lands within the following named town
ships, VIZ:
Sostk of the base lisa aaf east of tks siztA pris
eipa3 susridida
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By THE pREsILS SfsS e Dc THE UNITED
STATES


al sn Of tste. q a.
viii be held at the under mentioned Land Offices in
the Territory Of NEbR. skA, at the penods herein
A. the Land nfice At BRowNsvILLr commencing
on on Mon6sy me b s 5dh aay 81 .e ar
named townships, viz:
North of the base lime and east Of tks sirth priv
cipal n7sTidids.
The parts of township one, side OF the Sac and
Fox, and Half Breed, Nemaha reservation, OF range
The p-rts of townships I, 2, s. snd outside ofthe
Sac and Fox. and Half Breed. Nemaha reseTvatIon,
That psrt OF township c.e outside 81 the Sac aud
sbs as pr
vstion and fractional township 6. Of range IS.
That part OF Township one, outside of the Sac ana
township ste s Breed Ne%a RESI-
ervation and township q, OF range IL.
Townships !. z. s. Z. 5. and s, OF range IS.
townships i. > s. I, S, and $. frsnse II.
TT ownshp and 6. Of Of TsDT 10
At the Land Once at n .BRhsKA CRY. commenc-
the posa Of the pubo lands within the following
named townships, ylz:
North of the base line and snSf Of the sizfh PriH-
eipal fn,ridiGn.
FractIonaI townships Z and =, OF range IS.
Township q and fractional townships 8, 9, 10, III
townships :, 8. 9, 10, n, and Il, and fractional
Townships !, 3. 9. 10, and n, and fractional town
ships y and Is Of Lanse r.
Iownsh ps ., O. y, w, aLo III, ano iactlonai tONn-
townships I, g. 8, 10. and u, and fractional town
ships II, IS, and u, of rsrgel 70
townships Z, 8, and is, and fractional townships It
AT the Land Once at OMAHA CRY, commencing
on Monday, TIC sixth day Of September next. for
the disposal OF the public lands within the following
named townships, VIZ:
North Of the base line md sau OF the sirfh priv
ctpnl merididH-
Fractional townships Is, IA u.s. and Is, of range L.
Fractional townships u.s. IL, Is l6, and IL, Of range
Fractional townships y and Is. townships u, Is.
raRgel2.
fractIonal township u, townships IS Il, IS, IeI H.
and Is, and fractional townships l9 and 60 IF
III.
Fractional townships u, Is. and Il, and townships
., Fractional townships a. Is, and Is. and townships
II, Is, le, aud ~, of range g.
military, and other purposes will be excluded from
the sales.
The offering Of the shove lands will be commenced
on the days appointed, and will proceed the order
in which they are advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but DO
and no private entry q any ofthe lands vii he sd,
United until alter the expiration Of the two weeks.
this thirtienth day OF March. ammo Domini one
thousand eight hundred and hity eight.
By the President:
Commissioned of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTION CLAIMANTS,
Every person entitled TO the right of prs-emptlou
To any of the lands within the townsh ps parts of
sh the sae to the satisfs of The register and
receiver Of the proper land office, aRd make paL-
msrt therefor as SOON as pTaofienbl, dCt,, Ss,tgF
this notice. and before the dss appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale OF the lands en-
6acing the tract oslmed ;othervlse such claim Will
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commlssloner OF the q eDersl Land Office.
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NEW FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
ITO DIPLO MATISTS.

f. OWEN n SON, Military and Naval Merchant
TaOrs, No. 2'2 Pa. avenue, have this day TeosIve1
their first invoice Of the new AMERICAN DIP
LOMATlC BUTTONS, gotten up by themselves
under the sanction of the Department of State, aud
would inform their friends and the public that they
prepared to furnish Uniforms for the Diplo-
matc Corps at the shortest notice. and in the most
approved styles. ma l5-eolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-12

Monday, the nineteenth day OF July next, for the
dis posal of the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
South Of the base line and east of the sirfh prin-
cfpal ,nerididH