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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-31
I OTrER1Es. THELoTTERIEs OF

I OTrERlES. THE LOTTERIES OF
hI Samuel swan Co., chartered Wy the state N Geor
gia, AMI have commissioners appointed to supcriuicn1
their drawings, and certify that every thing connected with the
is done in strictly honorable They offer to the
puolic fair opportunity Tor investment the interests "
ties 40 distance Icing we'll protected though they
present The managers would resp cully call attention
the fact hat NIL persons have legal right to send orders for
tickets 10 Gturgia, tie lotteries q" Samuel swan Co.
authorized 10y the Legislature Il that State lottery will he
drawn every saturday throughout the year. all orders received
being hled In the drawing Ia take place amer the
cpm tn hand According tho scheme ticket IN every
ten must draw prize Tickets sl0 halves, IS quar-
trs, S2,JO No tickets unless the money companies
the order The drawings upon the principle 81
her each ticket ami simple that fail
drrstand them. There Is combination II numbers 10
u the buyer Prizes vy from so to $4,000; every prize
being drawn and result Of drawing forwarded to all purchas
~ list ol the numbers that drawn from the wheel,
with the that each priv" entitled 10, will be- published
after every drawing la the following palcrs New orleans
DeI, Mobile Register Charleston Standard Nashville Dem
0cTa Atlanta IHfcHiJeHc'r, and NewNork Weekly Day
Book. Writ your address plainly, AMI direct 10
=. SWAN y CO., Augusta. Gcorgin.
Prizes paid in fu-no percentage deducted from prizes as
other lotteries.
All communications strictly confidential. lyl2
The Washington union., 1858-03-03

At tbs land oce Crr Thursday
bi sections within the andermented townshlys which
eacA side u the
Air lane subject
by Of dollars and dfy
On the dubuque and Pacific railroad"
tho OF the nth principal meridian
Townships 10, %, and O1, Of ranges ~ and 81.
Townships ~, si, and ~, of ranges Ss 81, and 3s
Townships 20, 81, ", and %, Il ranges 80 and 90
Townships 81, e2 and sS Of ranges ~, a., 4s, andas
Tow nshts ~, "a, sl, a. and ss OF range %s
Townships 90, %, u, and %, u range ~.
Townships 20, 81, and u, Hrange ~.
Gu the "Iowa Central Air Line railroad"
Township %, Of ranges 81 and s.
Townships 50 and ", u range 80.
Townships %, " ranges 81 ss So 49, and Al
Townships s. and 81 of range ~.
Township ~, Of range aS-
tho land on1ce A Council Baf commencing Monday
of Juno for tho disposal Of public
usered situated within the following townships parts
ol nships viz
The Washington union., 1858-03-03
no oss.]
BY the President ef the UnieeA states.

TN pursuance of law, l. JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres-
ien o the United AmcxA do hereby declare sAd
make known that will be held the
State Iowa. ii the PERIODS hereinafter dssgassd
to W
Az the land commencing Monday the
sy Of June next disposal Of The public
offered situated the following named townships viz
yoA Of the aud principal meridian
The Washington union., 1858-03-03

Monday the
next the disposal Of the lands the
sections within tho aforementioned Townships which
the Unitod Sttc hin is aeh eide Of the "Du
buque aud Pacific raIroad subject required by law mini
man Of tuo dollars aud nv cents per viz
North Of tie ins Of the fyA pincipa meridian
Townships SO aud 90, Of range TO-
Townships So, 80, and 90, Of ranges 2o a. 49, 49, a. 2 no.
%, 20, 30 and 81
Townships SO, 80, 90, and 9l, Of range 49,
townships SO, 90, and Vi, Of range 49,
tho and Office Sioux Monday the seventh
June for tho disposal Of the public ands Ase
within the following named townships
townships, viz
line and tes principal meridian
The Washington union., 1858-03-03
No. 595.
Notice for r. storing certain lands to market In
the state OF Alabama.

Notice for r, storing certain lands to market in
the state OF Alabama.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
IN Huntsville in the State q Alabama win be % she sale
entry and location and utter TIE fr day V Nd ne
all public land embraced the following townships which
had proclaimed offered prior withdrawal by notice No
$685. being lands which had been Withdrawn satisfy that part
the railroad BY act Congress approved 81 June 1885, w
contemplated road from Memphis Charleston that Of h
grant nying been rejected by the State Of Alabama, viz
South Of he base lre and east f ne Hurtse meridian
Townships 1, 9, 3, 4, S, and 8, Of range 1.
Townships q 3, md and the of townships and
north Of the Tennessee river, OF range 2. "
Townships g. s. and O. and the parts OF township nm
OF the Tennessee river, OF range g.
Townships 2 and and the parts Of townships ana
north Of the Tennessee, Of range 4. ~,
Townships and T. and the parts Of townships and north Of @
Tennessee, Of range s.
South f fhe base iise and ~s Of TIE Hurtslk merididn
Townships |, 2, 3, 4, 6, and q, Of range l.
Townships Q and 7, Of range 7.
Townships l, 2, g. g. &, g. and 2, of ranges and ..
Townships l. 2 g. s. and 8, OF TO- H. H. a. ana
Is
Township l. Of range 10. -,
Givcn under hand tho General Land Once, the Guy
Washington, the 10th day ofFebruary, 1858
THos A. HENDRICKS.
Feb 20--law8w IIntclksarl Commissioner
The Washington union., 1858-03-03
GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeOrgetOWu. ID. g.

4SHIS large boarding and day school for young y
iadlcs, long and favorably known conducted ny ~
Ah9Ikh direction Miss r. j. HAsroyer pncg
astcd by corps competent and expereuccd scsche w
department u learning ~,,oo
Members ofCosgrcss shsm 20 Washing
daughters wards here under their own
vtsiua accustomed - doShc graduates "
seminary representing nearly every State 10 he Union
Yur particulars address n NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female semnsry'c
Sen la--cou Georgetown D. @
The Washington union., 1858-03-03

Howl
Townships and 100, VI range ~
%, of ~.
oace A Fort Dodge commencing Monday
a June the disposal of
parts Of tow nshps, viz
The Washington union., 1858-03-03

A. the land on,cs at cousc Bp,,s commencing Monday the
ruwbsd sections within the aforementioned townships which
railroad Nssisspp Missouri railroad
Burlington and Missouri River railroad" subject
yu'd Oy law minimum q ' dollars anu n cents per
On the "Iowa Central Air Ilns railroad.
NosA Of As base L~e and u Ae A piacipa meridian.
Townships 81 and sS. Of range ~
Townships 81, s3, s4 and s5 Of range a.
Township. ss and y, q range 90
Township 81, of range A.
On the sliissssppi Missouri railroad"
Townships ~, 7s, TO- and So Of ranges 81 and So.
Townships 7s 20 aud 80, Of ranges 50. ~, and IS.
Townships Y, 7s, y, and so q range 80
Townships 7o, ~, 70, ~, and s0 Of range 20.
Ta.sDs ewa.sDs = z e q and ND ,s ,ss e 8 range q
rownslps 7s 7s and Il, oS oSu range S y IS s.nse -
Township 10, Of range ~.
On the Burlington aud Missouri River railroad"
Townships 70, II, ~, and 49, of range 81.
Townships 7o II, and ~, Of ranges IS SO.
Townships 70, II, "a, and 7s, Of range 81.
Townships H. ~ and 49, Of ranges 49, 3d. Ao A. 49, 49, and
A. tho land once Drnra. commencing Tuesday the first
undcrmenoned ownshps which remain 70 the
United States within 81. i'es each d. Of the Dubuque and Pm
required by law TO minimum Of to dollars aud ty
On the dubuque and Pacific railroad"
NorA Of the baa 'ns Of fytA principal n.asdian
Townships 81 &c. Of range
Townships ST. ss, 80, and 20, a range a.
iownSh% o., %, w. ana w, on range L.
Nora Of the base Anh principal meridian
Townships 81, SO, 60 Of range l.
Townships ~, So, 40, and %, ofrange
Townships SO, g. and 90 Of TO- H. 1e 10.
and II. 1 : = r. n
Townships ss, so 90 and sl, Of range is
Townships -, 90, and 0l Of ranges 49, II, and Is,
On the "Iowa Central Air line ralroad.p
North Of the base line and principal
Townships - and sb, Of ranges !, 2, and g.
Township a., Of ranges 4, s, ., and
No,tA Of 1e base line awd ftA principal m>rian.
Townships q and sS Of ranges L. o. 3lseIso H. ~,
10, II, IS and 10.
fourteenth day disposal the
tho wSba SECTIONS within the undermentsoned townships
which rsan the United States within s ench side 0 the
iowa Censa Air Line rroad the mississippi and Missouri
raload sub3sc required by law minimum c fo dollars
fyty csps per acre, vs
On tho "fowa Central railroad"
NORTH SAe base iae rA< tA priacipdi meridian
Township 83 Of range J. . /.
Townships 81 and IS, Of ranges q 8, T., o, and7
line and tho nh principal meridian
Township -, of ranges i, a., "a, and 8.
Townxhips 61 IS, of rangvs 0 and T.
Township ~, oranges g. TO- H. H. 49, IL, 15 and ia
Townships s5 -, and 50, M H. a. a. H.
and rs.
Townships 90, 49, a. and g. of range a.
Townshvs ~, 90, and 81, range a.
Townships %, ~, and sS n 80 81 and ~
Towshtps "a and A, f range as
On the "Mss'ss'ppa and Missouri raircadr
NorfA @he baA i~~ AID If ffsh principal
Townships ", "a, and 70, Of ofrsnsesI, g. and
The Washington union., 1858-03-03
For ALI Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RA1rROAH

ETNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will except Sunday
645 connecting with trains Philadelphia from
Washington at Juncon will stop stations and arrive Cum
beriand at O'clock, p
ID The MAIL TRAIN Gmden daily (excpt Sunday
at S0 and reaches Wheeling by mr. connecting II B
vle Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago st. Louis Cairo and htcr
mediate peins
"a EXPRESS TRIM leaves daily at 4 D. r connecting with
trains for Cincinnati s. Louis Cairo Chicago and terme
date Tho distance Cincinnati other south
places in the West IL nearly 100 es shorter than other
Baggage checked through Coumbus Cincinnati indianapolis and
st. Louis. tff3l n
Passengers and baggage transferred points free.
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold
at the lowest possible rates. the ticket Office Station and
Washington city.
Passengers from Baltimore Washington entire rad
Daylight BY taking accommodation na train, lying
Cumberland Oakland They
a which leaves Cumberland 2b0 reaches Wheeling
ut =, ,p.
Passengers from Washington have ample Wash
ngton Junction. af 4titf
only by which through tickets and baggage
can be obtained in Washington. ,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The accommodation tran 845 stop
Cumberland and the stations
Easwardly the mail Wheeling
mediation leaves Cumberland $40 reaching Baltimore b45
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at (cxcept Sunday sops
at staons Leaves Frederick at o. arriving Baltimore
ut IL. 80
The EiIICoTTs TRAIN Camden Station m,
and $50, Ecotts Mills at 80, M, and 7S0,
except Sunday.
W. s. wo0DslDE
Jan 17--dn Master Of Transportation
The Washington union., 1858-03-03
PROPOSED DATES oy SAILING.

EDWARD r. COIINH
No 50 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN sHI1EY, 1 CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 co.
No ~ Austin irars, London.
B. g. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris
Tho these ships WIN not be accountable foS gold silver
bulon specie jcwery METALS unless bills
ding signed therefor the value thereof
dec. 10 -dtf
The Washington union., 1858-03-03
NOTICE TO PRE- ExPrloN CLAIMANTS.
TIME NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
States mail comprising lira

The Atlantic Capt Oliver Edridge
The Baltic Capt Joe. C0nstock
The Adraic Capt. James wcst
These ships have by expressly r government
service; has ss als
their engines 70 insure strength and specd h
for passengers unequaled for elegance and combr
The steamers Of this line have improved
and has been spared make them I'll good
hs thorough examination given them their mode oonuc
ton UNEQUALLxp
Price passage FROM New Liverpool frat cabin slaO
In second cabin $15 From Liverpool New York and 20
guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for.
The Washington union., 1858-03-03
pHoroGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR j. r. CHURCHILL, Artist respect
fully thanks % hh friends aud patrons fcr p"s'
ment nd Of the ...os
sudo al McC.rtcy Gallery a<s Pennsylvania avenue n'
oors ~ ~ street.
%-N
The Washington union., 1858-03-03

. the principal meridian
Townships ", Is ", Aad so os ranssL
rssas. rssas. rs 1sa ~ .sl - g. ,sssss .sA
Townships Is, 70, 80, and 81 of range
Iownshps ~ 50 and 81 q RANGES . Asds
Townships ~, 50, and ST. OF H. la IA IS 10 isls
rowns,.- =, - a. and and 81 e. q sfr.nxs q
Townships ", 70, ~, and 80, Of range ~
Townships II, 49, and 49, Of "a 70, 49, a. rs 80 81
81, and 3s.
AZ the land ONCE CHARLTON commencing on Monday the sev
day disposal the in the %
main within mis aBaaS
and Missouri River railroad subject required by law 10
minimum Of tco dollars ard my ce"t pr acre
Of li~e asd srs ( A p,ineifai m,,sd.an
rown. wp. 81 o 1 and 'afss q ranges
xn ass. 7S s 4 4 End M ,na ~ :; s rs9ss % 80
Townships II, 72, 78 and r. o range a.
swnp. Tswnp. & 7s q and IS "a ~ e e r.1fs ss 10
Townships n ~ and "a Of ranges H. 10, 10, and 90
Townships 10, H. ~ and 49, Of range n
80, 81 81 and 3s
appropriated by law for the schools military ana
The within the ir mii ds Of the viii BE-
sold subject to she sh, Of way granted by the as e August
sold as containing the Quantities respectively shown the
The oeri.g the above lands viii be commenced on tn. %
apIonted and viii proceed in the order in which they adve
sale shall BE- kept longer than weeks private
Of Of tho above lands viii he admitted un cxr
ration 0f tho two weeks. =
my hand city Washington .h ni4eu,h da,
Of January Ammo min thousand eight hundred eight
JAMES BUCHANAN
by the President
THoeL A. HKsDKlcRs,
Commissioner Of the General land Oahcr
NOTICE 10 PRE- ExprloN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled the right II pccmption any M the
lands within the townships and parts o townships above
required 10 establish the the satisfaction 0f tho
receiver OF the land oce and sak tker
practicable g sng MS na and before the day appointed for the
Of tho pabc sale M the land embracing
claimed otherwise such claim viii be farfnited.
THO9. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of thu General Office
Jan 22-ley y2wlds (htcI&Starl
The Washington union., 1858-03-03

DAKE OFFUKTUNITf FUH AN InvesVn'e110,,., ~, !
III pale frame stories basement ana ""r
17th street west, No. h7b wDdcrs building
terms apply " GRO. " BRAY, "a
Property agent 2s2 srest, streets NORTH
Feb It-cod1m
The Washington union., 1858-03-03

CY commencing Monday th
day of juno for the disposal he public
fore srcerd stoaed within the following townships and
parts Of townships viz
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25

The Peoples Meeting ut Union Hail. No 1875 Bow.
~, oppodt- SprIgst EVERY SUNDAY. On the 9TH al )
p will be continued subject Of The Negro Ra- in u.
Different Relstons AZ y IN the EVESNJ ~iI be eon,i usc
the subject Of "Ths Progression Of the Human Race Pa;
form st both meetings fee to AL
Csriton.Av. VI. T.. .Churcb.-Prsacbps TO MORROW.
a, l0l ocktI by the Rev BAUMk Of Chi ago about
ssil msousry India AIS Missionary Address >
will b. giveu BY Dr. KENNEDY the Rev J. BAuHE and d.
TkEkY
WiIiismsburgh-The Annvs Of the North BTcok
Bible Society will b. held n the First Preibyt-rsn Chu CD Dr
heLane.l TOMORROW kNENING fhs Annual ser mon
viii b. yrached BY the Rev. JOEL PARKER ID. d. Of New,
NOrI
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-06

IL The grand German Festival, in no nor of
the memory Of General Steuben, commences in
Philadelphia to-day, and will continue for two
days To-day there will be great tournament,
of all the German military companies, singing
societies, Turner'S, and beneficial societies, 10
march to Lemon Hill, where the ceremonies will
take place. Six military companies, eleven sing
Ing societies, the Turner'S Band, thirty-two
lodges, and numerous beneficial societies will ap-
pear In the procession Eleven bands Of music,
eacn consisting Of sixteen men, are engaged for
the occasion. The exercises will consist of ORA
tons, singing, gymnastics, and other divertise.
ments Tomorrow there will be a great target
practice at the same place, for which prepaIa.
tons are being made with much spirit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-06
PERSONAL

So. Hon. Wilson Reilly, OF Pennsylvania. Is
In town, and staying at Kirkwood's.
80. Madame Lesdernier Is giving public read
ings at Nahant.
-. sut Miller, the hero Of the Lovengood pa
Pers, died suddenly, in the neighborhood OF
puektown, Tenn, week or two since.
-. Governor Hicks has sold his personal
property In Dorchester county, In order to take
up bis permanent residence In Annapolis
-. Jas; Nj Cooper, Esq =, the talented editor
d street. =
-. Brussels paper says that CDR. Andre
SGnieiermasher, one Of the greatest scientific no.
stadt on the lIth Of July - ~ lam
80. letter in The Observer written from,
Westchester, says 81 regret to saw that m. or
cradle w William Jay is now in very deIic,, h..I,t
and Is, probably, not Tar rom the confines Of life
he has, however, reached a good old age In m |.
home and estate Of his illustrious father. Jobn
Jay "
- The Rev. Eleazer Williams, more gener-
ally known as the Danphin of France, deceased
AZ Hogansburg, New York, on the 2sth August
His last words Were, "Lord Jesus Christ have
mercy on me. and receive my spiritn He was
buried with Masonic honors, and the services of
the Episcopal Church.
49,. John c. Bishop, said to be an able LAWYER.
committed frauds in Chicago 10 the amoun, .,
SlOO, 20, and successfully eludpd eapture sinc.
April last A large reward was offered for his
arrest, and be was taken on the 18th ut while
crossing IN Iowa prairie. He was on foot I..d :
Ing a horse upon which was strapped n lac
bundle containing bis papers. He was mi serab1v
dressed, bis feet being encased in ragged mecca,
sins tied up with thongs Of bark. His clotbes
were diizpidated. and tied and sewed up with
some material Had upon his head an cid palm
leaf hat. His beard and hair were very lony.
showing that he bad avoided settlements, and
nad, probably, been endeavoriBg TO escape de-
tecuon oy wandering upon the frontier for long
time, -, 80 - -. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-06
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS


The HlteLiigeRcer gives its views Of Mod
ern Democracy; where it is, and what it is. 1"
The Union shows BLACK Republicanism as
1t is, as follows:
"Under the deceitful pretence Of elevatipg
white labor, the whole Republican party, who
are not real abolitionists, are prepared to exter-
inmate the whole negro race-certainly an effect
ual mode of extinguishing slavery. When
deemed necessary to promote their aspirations,
they can love the negro and hate all white foreign
born, or go for DISCRIMINATING the African and
worship the rich brogue Of the Irishman, or
compliment the deep cultural of the German
Old planks in their platform are daily removed
and new ones inserted to suit those whom they
wish to occupy II. In New England and New
York they put in and take out, according to cir
cumstances, a temperance plank, while in the
west they show great partiality for one which
mas whiskey perfume. The alien plank Is
tipped up, chopped, hacked, and hewn, and put
down so often that some suppose 1t TO be the sub
Ject OF some evil enchantment. They caress a
negro, or consign him to death and destruction,
with a cool readiness which excites astonish-
ment among honest men. This party has no
real, settled, and permanent political creed, eX.
cept opposition to whatever is Democratic; bu,
IL has Two objects always in view-to crush out
the Democracy and TO control the destinies Of the
Union, in both of which they will fail"
Further, the Union treats of Senator Dou
glas, and yet further, of the New York manu-
facturers Of party platforms.