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ISARM NEAR WASHINGTON FOR

EARM NEAR WASHINGTON FOR
II Sale.-The undersigned offers for sale her
miles from Georgetown, ID. G.. II contains 70 acres
Of land, 20 or more under cultivation, the remainder
in Oak and Pine wood land-the greater part Of the
latter Of large growth. The whole is enclosed by
springs and never-failing branch Of water on the
premises. The improvements consist Of a neat and
modern frame dwelling and back building contain
ing IN all eight rooms; stable, corn house, &c.
Also, young Orchard containing about 900 trees)
Of choice Apple, Peach, Ounce, Apricot and Cher.
ries, in bearing order
The healthfulness Of the location responsibility Of
the neghborhood nearness Of 10 the CITY, and
the variety Of shrubbery surrounding the house al
ford rare nducemen ito any one wishing TO pur-
chase handsome country seat.
For particulars inquire Of the subscriber, or Of
Malcolm Douglas, living adjoining, who win show
the premises to those DESTROYS Of purchasing. Title
indisputable. -
mar Sins MRs. 8. HAMILTON.
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tB-James A. Calhoun haying taken n

agency Of the American Organ" in Georgetown,
will hereafter subscribers Any persons wish
ing to subscribe, by leaving their address at Welchs
street. viii be attended to. Those who are indebted
to our former agent will settle only with the subscr
Der. JAMESA CALHOUN
mar
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w house. grocery preferred by young man
who has been in public business for two years
Compensation no object Satisfactory reference
can be given. Address A. 8. O., Box 1913, Aexan-
dris, Va. 2S-u
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General Gaas at Homo.


DETROIT, March Cen. Cass has arrived, and
was received with a salute Of thirty-two guns.
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uY- A gentleman of Philadelphia, who has just
returned from Laguayra has succeedod-in making
contract with the Venetian government, for the
lease of fortyone islands on the coast of Venezuela
which is said to be the richest depostes Of guano
in the world
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LOST.

a LETTER dated Jan, 23d, 1855, post
"A marked Hopewell, Mecklenburg county, North
Carolina; addressed TO the Editor of the American
Organ. Washington ID. c." and cona ming ten dol
lar bill Of Cape Fear Bank, North Carolina No. $3.50,
letter Aa., date I'd October l84s and five dollar bill
on the Bank Of the State Of worth Carolina, No.
$500, letter G., date June lst 1853.
The above letter was mailed by Robert Henderson,
and has not yet been received at this Office Post.
masters the route are respectfully requested to
give this their special attention. feb zi--T
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Arriugl of TIE CahapJa at Nep Oriean.

Arriual Of the Cdhatc6a at Nep Orleane.
New ORLEANS, March THE Cahawba arrived
here to-day with Havana dates Of the 4th. Every
thing was quiet when she left, and business was re-
viving The San Jacinto and Princeton were both
in port
The markets are unchanged. Tho supplies Of
sugars were impeded by the blockade.
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Charleston Market.
Baltimore Markets.

CHARLEsrowN, March Cotton is upward and
firm sales for the week, 1850 bales.
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ny c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

TSRUSTEE,S Sale Of Hack, Horses, and
- Harness.-By virtue of deed in trust from
Robert TAFT to the subscriber bearing date I'd Of De-
cember, 1854, and duly recorded in Liber j. A. 8
No. 81, folios 84s 349 and $50, shall proceed "a
sell, on Saturday morning. March 18th, in front Of
my store, at 10 o'clock, A. N.
Pair of Gray Horses
/ Hack
set of Double Harness.
Terms Of sale ne-third cash the balance on n
credit OF thirty and sixty days, for approved en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
]. l.. SMITH, Trustee.
mar 8-3t&ds G. w. B0TELER, Auct'r.
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DOTATOES and Applcs,--
u 1000 bush. prime Blue and White Mercer Po-
tatoes.
100 bbls Baldwin Apples.
just received, per Boston packet and for sale by
M. ELDRIGE,
mar Pct Union Wharf
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District of Columbia,
Washington County to nit:
II HEREBY certify that VIM. Weeden,
u Of said county, brought before me as estray a
small bay Horse, with short tail, with saddle and
bride.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 9Th March,
1856 JOHN L SMITH, j. p. IL. ST.
N. b. The owner Of the above-descrbed Horse is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
WIN. WEEDEN,
mar 6-3t# Livery Stable, foot Of Capitol
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Me,n Orleana Marketa.

New ORLEANS, March Cotton is unchanged
in every respect; sales for two days amount to
$4,000 bales. Freights on cotton to Liverpool,
1882
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Escape Of a M.ndsrsr-Iaeeaptlsrs.

Albany. March s.-Phelps, who was under SEN
tence of death for the murder Of bis wife, escaped
from jail this morning, locking the ailor in his cell
He was however reoaptured four miles from the
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Weather and Navigation at 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS March 5.--The steamer Sonora will
leave this city to-day for Kansas, and others will
soon follow. The weather is mild, with some rain.
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;ailing of the Baltic,

New YORK, March THE steamer Baltic sailed
hence to-day for Liverpool, with So passengers,
and 81, 1871, 900 in specie. Amongst the passen-
gers were the Marquis Taliacarne and John Apple
ton, ESQ.
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10y Attention Hook and Ladder Co., No.
THE members of the above Company are request
ed TO meet at the Council Chamber, City Hail. on
Thursday, March s, for the purpose Of organizing
said Company. BY order Of -
mar 7-2t# COMMITTEE
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
THO all persons afflicted with sexual dis
IL ease, such as Seminal Weakness Impotence,
Gonorrhea Gleet Syphilis, &c, &c.
The Howard Association of Philadelphia, In view
Of the awful destruction Of human life and health,
caused by Sexual diseases and the receptions which
are practised upon the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases by Quacks, have directed their consulting
Surgeon, as charitable act worthy Of thOir name,
to give medical advice gratis, 10 all persons thus af
fictcd, (mae female) who apply by letter. post
paid) with description Of their condition, (age
cupation habits Of life &C. and in cases Of extreme
poverty and suffering 10 furnish medicines free of
charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent Institu-
ton established by special endowment for the relief
Of the sick aud distressed afflicted with "Virulent
and Epidemic Diseases" and it's funds can be used
for other purpose. II has a surplus Of means,
which the Directors have voted 10 advertise the above
notice. Ii is needless 10 add that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill Of the age.
Address, (postpaid,) Dr. George r. Calhoun, con-
sultng surgeon, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HARTWELL, President.
Gro. FlrRcHILD, Secretary.
mar a-at%
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NOTICE TO THOSE 1T MAY CONCERN.
WE earnestly request all, persons i'm
w debted 10 us accounts rendered to LIST of
January, 10 come forword and close the same with
out delay, il is very important that the business
Of the late firm should be settled up.
This we reasonably expect, and must insist upon
without further notice.
C0LLEY A SEARS,
523 9TH street, three doors above Penn. avenue.
feb 27-6teodf
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WELSH'S PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
1nA BARRELS Of the above justly
HUI celebrated Family Flour.
ALSO,
so barrels Wesh's Extra Super Flour just received
per Manassas Gap railroad via Of Strasburg from Win
chester and for sale by the single barrel dray load
by KINCHELOE 4 CO.,
No. rs King street,
jan 15-H Alexandria, Va.
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MARRIED.

On the 9th inst. by the Rev. Dr. Cole, JoHs Love
JOY, to SUSANNA RkBEccA HuRLEY, all Of this city.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
MEssRs. MYERS 4 MADICAN


MEssRs. MYERS q MADIGAN
Respectfully TO the citizens of Washington
and its vicinity that they have opened
for short time, commencing
Thursday ESsniag, March 1,
With their
Splendid Circus Company,
The best now performing in America, and composed
entirely of
STAR ARTISTES
OF the highest celebrity and reuown. Among the
distinguished Artstes in this troupe is the celebra-
ted Female Equestrian,
MILE ROSA,
Justly termed the Pride of the Circle, whose un-
equalled and beautiful riding has created the high
est enthusiasm and admiration wherever abe has
performed.
A splendid Pantomime,
RED GNOME, or Spirit Of the Silver Fountain.
Spirit, Mile Rosa.
Red Gnome, Sig Felix Carlo
sB See bills of the day.
Box Sheet will be opened ON Thursday morning,
where seats can be secured three nights in advance
without extra charge. mar Q
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FRESH CORN MEAL.

FRESH CORN MEAL.
DOUGLAS a. Co., have made ar
- . Engagements for daily supply of background
Corn Meal Persons desiring a good article, fine or
round, can be suited Grocery merchants furnished
at wholesale prices Unbolted for horse feed 81 per
bushel.
large supply of horse feed on hand at the feed
store, corner of I'd street and Penn. avenue.
feb 23-eo2w
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TO THE LOVERS OF GOOD BUTTER.
TNHE attention Of those who wish to pro-
- vide themselves with good Butter, are notified
that have received $40 kegs Of prime fresh Butter
which 10 offered nj wholesale and retail at the lowest
prices. Has always on hand, fresh Roll Butter, at
my stalls, in the Centre and Northern Liberties
kets, or at my store, on the corner Of Ninth and
streets. w. g. JOHNSON.
feb 24--eod Inns
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Fire IN Defro;t--Horses Burnt.

DETROIT, March THE livery stable Of John
Long, in front Of the Biddle House, was burnt last
night and fifteen to twenty horses persisted. A
large number Of carriages, wagons, and sleghs
were consumed. The loss is stated at $4,000,
upon which there was only an insurance Of IS, 900.
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Indiana Leoislafion.

CINCINNATI, March THE Indiana Legislature
adjourned sine die without electing United States
Senator or State officers.
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\ NEW building Association is now

Il NEW Building Association Is now
a being formed, which will be organized as soon
1000 shares shall be subscribed, when due notice
will be given Persons wishing TO avail themselves
OF the opportunity now afforded will find books OF
subscription opened at Il. @. Dyer's store, No. 256
Pennsyiyania avenue between 18th and l3th streets
and at 7. M. Hansons Office No 6l2 Seventh street
opposite Intellgencer office. mar l--6teod
NORTHERN LIBERTIES DIVISION,
~ No IL, Sons of Temperance, meets every
Tuesday evening in Temperance Hall, on street.
between 9th aud 10th streets, at O'Clock, p. NJ
GEORGE w. HAUFMON, w. p.
r. J. BsALL, r.. s. feb 26--ly
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COMMITTEES
Managers on the part Of citizens.
Lem. Gadds, Capt Bright,
VIM Sanderson, G. Cawood,
Frank ODER, j. Venable,
John Brandt, w. Dobbins,
Charles Miller, jr., Pratt Stevens,
Val. Conner, b. Morsell.
Of Alexandria.
d. Shinn, b. Plummer,
G. Rudd j. Fields.
ON THE PART OF CLUBS.
Friendship Club. Dudley, L. Jones.
Social Clnb.--Mr. Ewens, II. Dudley.
George Washington Club.-Thos. Bowling, Albert
w. Ward.
Arlington Club.-R. G. Ecklof, w. Hutton.
Terpschore Club.--M. Marceron p. j. Ennis.
Americas Clubs. p. Robertson, E. Evans.
Ordinance Club. H. Wilson, w. ]. Fergerson.
Eagle Club--U. Harrison, Archi'd Cunningham.
Mount Vernon Club.--W II. II. Towers, G. 8.
Dom.
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DOTOM AC HERRINGs, FLOUR,
II Meal, DC
so barrels No. Potomac Herrings, (gross)
500 barrels super and extra Flours
Meat-Corn, Rye &c, for sale low by
HILL, BROWN a PARTL0W,
Corner Prince and Union streets,
feb 15-H Alexandria, Va,
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Denkh of a PnniI;st

New York, March s.-Bill Poole, who was sho
some days since at Stahwix Hall, by Baker and
others, died this morning Of his wounds.
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Police CoURr. = CENTRAL STATION Before
AorssN and Birch.--Daniel Knox, Thomas Cody,
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r. b. DONALDSON,
DENTIST
(LATE OF THE FIRM OF HUNT & DoSALDsos.)
Office, southwest corner Of 18th and streets, one
square from the Avenue,
Entrance on street.)
mar Sly WASHINGTON, ID. @.
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CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKSl
IF you want a good Clock, warranted TO
u keep time, call at the store of
J. ROBINSON,
feb 2s-dlm $40, opposite Browns Hotel.
" ANTE d, rs Good Vest and Pant
w Makers.-None need apply except those who
are competent hands. Constant work given.
WALL d STEPHENS,
mar Get Pa. ave-, between 9th and 10th SITS.
II OSr, on Friday, March ID, a Hair
ll Bracelet, with gold clasp enclosing an infants
miniature The finder will receive q suitable re-
ward if required, by leaving it at Gait Brothers,
jewelers., Penn avenue. mar CIT
COALi COALi! COAL!Ii
IUST arrived and unloading from schr.
ID William X. Fowler, cargo Of superior White
Ash Coal egg and stove size /; also, Red Ash Coal,
in good order, from Philadelphia.
Coal must be paid for before delivery in all cases.
Yard on First street near the Capitol.
JOHN PURDY.
FOR RENT, the House on Pennsylva-
MIA avenue between Second and Third Streets lately
occupied by Mrs. Esterly.
mar 6-6t j. y.
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STIMULATING Liniment, or Pain De-
- stroyer, sovereign Specific for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia, for all kinds Of Aches, Painsalso for
from cold.
DIRECTIONS ron UsK.-This Eminent must be APP
piled with the fingers and well rubbed in night and
morning, sparingly, but perseverngly. For sore
throat OF any kind and Toohache it has not its equal
for pain in the Back Immediately over the region
of the kidneys, il well applied II will give almost
immediate relief. JAMES A. Common,
Agent for the District Of Columbia,
49l Ninth bet. ID and streets, Washington.
mar 2-2aw6m
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VALUABLE MEDICINEs.
UNHE attention of the public is called to
il DIR. Green's celebrated Liver Pills. for the cure
of Liver and Bilious complaints and his Tonic Pills
for the cure of female distractions, and Dyspepsia
These are the celebrated DR.. Green's Pills. Of yir-
ginia.
BULLS
RECTO MISTURA, for Piles.
There is no remedy that has ever been offered to
the public that has won for itse in brief period
such notoriety in the of this distressing maiady
as the Recto Mistura.
BULLS
Cough Syrup, for Coughs, Colds, and Con-
sumption.
These medicines can be had at nearly all the Drug
Stores in Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria.
mar 1--eod2w*
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
a VARIETY Of Building Lots in the vi
EAcny Of the City Hall Also, in all other parts OF
the city, on terms accommodating. Inquire at Mrs.
To be seen from to A. M or 8 to p. NJ, also, an
address through the Post Office will receive at
tention.
mar 5-3taw8m DAVID MYERLE.
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WINTER CLOTHING.
TUyHE Subscriber being about TO 60 North
u TO replenish his stock Of clothing, and having
a large supply Of Fall and Winter Clothing on hand,
will sell IL at very low rates, in order to make room
for his new stock.
Persons can obtain very desirable overcoats, heavy
goods DC, cheap for cash. bv calling at
L. 0PPENHEIMER'S,
Fashionable Clothing Store,
300 Penn. Av. between 9th and 10th streets.
mar 2--1w
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CRIMINAL CoURr--P. b. Key Esq, Prosecuting
4ttorney--No business was transacted yesterday
in court, the grand jury not having progressed suf
cicntly in their er pdrte examinations to present
a sufficient number Of cases for trial
This morning, however, the juries were empan-
nelled and trials commenced.
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE In THE CITY OF NOR

mar 6-at If
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-30
VOLUME I---NUMBER 90.

the matter. Even Pawnee. is distant but
ninety miles from the Missouri frontier, and
though possessing advantages entitled to
consideration, its geographical positionsis a
little 700 near sunrise to make it a desirable
point at which to locate the permanent. seat
of government. westward the course of
empire takes its way" Let us have no
Capital oft dsy, but one likely to remain
for years where it is first loca,ed-C -Chetolah,
Montgomery, Reeder, and Saline, all west
of Pawnee have on this account an adyan-
tage over it, which should be considered by
those having the location of the capital ia
charge. The idea of placing it on our
eastern, Or western, frontier should be a.
bandoned Let central position be selec-
ted, such point is Saline, and though we
may for the present be thrust aside, and
ourclaims disregarded, the time will come,
when we will make our selves heard, and
when we will demand the justice that is our
due. CENTRE.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-30
For the Kansas Herald.
SALINE, KANSAS TERRITORY, }
February 26th, 1866. {
MEssRs EDITORS:


Whilst the papers are
discussing the fertility, and beauty, of the
eastern portion of our territory, permit me
to inform those who do not seem to be a.
ware of the fact, that Kansas has a west
and that the inhabitants of it, are determin:
ed to make themselves heard
Perhaps, even you, have never had the
twinkling of an idea, that such place as
Saline exists. Here it is however, located
on the immense beds of gypsum which are
distined to enrich our section of the Terri
tory, and surrounded by fine forests, and
beautiful praIrles, waiting TO yield treas.
ures to the husbandmen.
Saline is situated on the south bank of the
Smoky Hill Fork, at the mouth of Eagle
creek, five miles above the mouth of Sol
omon's Fork, and about the same distance
below the Grand Saline. It is fifty miles
south west of Pawnee.
principally through the valley of the Smoky
Hill. This stream is better wooded than
any other have yet seen in the Territory,
and the land, is of that rich character, pc
culiar to our river bottoms. About half a
mile below the mouth of Solomon's Fork
the road crosses the. Smoky hill by an ex.
cellent ford, and after five miles further
travel on it, you arrive at Saline.
The Smoky hill is, doubtless navigable
to this point during the emigrant season
and those contemplating journey to New
Mexico, viii find tito their advantage tc
make this place their starting point.
The gypsum which is found in vast quan.
titles, and of excellent quality on the town
site, will prove staple article of export
A joint stock company is being formed, tc
purchase from the proprietors of Saline
the right to mine the gypsum, and viii
commence operations in the spring.
Saline, occupying as it does the eentral
point of what viii probably constitute the
future state of Kansas, possesses every ad.
vantage for becoming a large. and impor.
tant CITY. A far seeing policy, viii doubt.
less perceive the propriety Of locating the
seat of government of the present Territory
at this place-eFery other town spoken OF
Is entirely too far east te BE considered IL
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-30
JOHN A. HALDERMAN,

(LATE OF LEXINGTON, Kentucky '<
4 TTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL
n Business Agent. Leavenworth, Kansas.
COMMISSIONER to take Testimony, Afidavits,
Acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages, Pow
ers of Attorney, &c, for ALL the States, duly
appointed by the Governor thereof.
Homes in Kansas secured and safe invest
nents made.
References-His Excellency L. w. Powell,
Gov. of KY, Hon. John c. Breckenridge and
Chancellor PiTtle, Louisville, KY, J. S. Cheno-
wsth & Co. Gin, Ohio, Z. III. Ryland & Co.,
st. Louis, Mo.
Nov. ,, 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-30
This is'reaily the.only point of any -ilA.

his IS Really the only point OF any s1ta-
portance in the whole oath! !ssd -
2. 81 will reject the votes of all son-res-
adents, who / shall believe have come into
the territory for the mere purpose Of voting"
A vsry silly attempt to create another
false impression s1,F
Reeder wishes to create the impression.
that person has no right to vote, if his
purpose in going into the Territory, waste
get the right to vote!
Bus he dared not assert so absurd posi-.
ton.
Every man has the right to go for such
purpose as he pleases, and has as much
right to go there to vote, as Reeder has to
go there to speculate In town lots and Kaw
lands!
Reeder knew this. and hence he is forced
to limit it to '',pos-residerits" who go for
such purpose.
"Non-residents' have no right, to vote.
no matter what their purpose be. .*s5.a
Residents" have rightto vote, nomat.
ter what their purpose in going, may be.
1t is then the same question above coz.
sidered. p -
8. "Poll no ticket" from any person who
I shall not honestly believe to be a quali-
fed voter according to the provisions Of the
act organizing the Territory, and "where
ignorant of the voters right, will require
legal evidence thereof by his own oath or
otherwise
First, as to the grounds of belief and the
proof required. aaHE
If in the States, Judge knows that
voter has lived In the State the time pre-
scribed by law, he is bound to believe him
a legal+oter. So if In Kansas where no
time is specified, if a party be il. the Ter.
rltory on the day of the election the Judge
is bound to believe him voter.
Under every law, a man who offers to
vote is presumed to be legal voter, and
his right must be disproved. This has been
decided thousand times.
Secondly, of the proof when any proof IL
necessary.
"It shall be by his own oath or other
wise"
The presence of voter is all the proof
he is required to give. If present, it if
necessary to show that he has not lightto
vote. Again as We find In the States,
where residence of 6 or IL months is pre-
scribed, a voter is only required to prove
that he has lived there 6 or II months
So in Kansas, where he is only required to
be living in the Territory On the day Of
election, his being there on that day is all
the proof that is necessary. The party
challenging must then show that he is NOT
"a resident" or ''inhabitant" within ths
meading of the act. re
The right cannot be disproved by show
ing that the voter owns property or has
been living elsewhere. A man has the
right to change his residence whenever he
pleases- s-and can change it without having
TO build house, or move his family-this
is too plain to require argument.
An illustration of all these positions Is
given by Gov. Reeder himself in the case
of Judge Flenneken who was candidate
last fall. Reeder recognized hin as vo-
ter and voted for him, although Flenneken
had no house in the Territory-had FAM
lily and home In Pennsylvania-lef imme-
diately after the election!
Others have equal rights with Flenne-
ken.