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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31
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ru,,xp I1rxs.-Mrs. Jackson, wife of
~ n Jackson, residing in the lower
~ -, If the city, went on Sunday afternoon,
pa ,,a ,bs steamer Glen Cove, in company
% come friends, when she took from her
WIN nold watch, which she handed to .
n nsuns adv, and suddenly jumped overheard
!Uu' ,bs river. The event created o good
in.y y y. sycitem ent. A lad, who happened
ass ~, y IN the vicinity with small boat, i'm
10 . =; went alongside Of the steamer, q
m lantsmsn jumped in, and the two succeed
rescuing Mrs. j. from her perilous
e. e;.na,ion. Her hoops having buoyed her up
n. fsy seconds, she experienced no injury.
~ =, = ssid that her mind has teen somewhat
dersDged Of late.
The extensive watch and jewelry essab-
r.bneD, Of Messrs. Mitchell & Tyler, on
Main street, was robbed on Sunday, Of arti-
-. valued at $4,000. After getting into
w, store. the thief bolted the front door. and
IN helped himself to sixty seal rings,
~ " $500, three or four dozen plain gold
,in,s of fine quality, two carved band brace
late worth $50 per pair. five or six plain
land bracelets, one gold watch. and per-
bsps other valuable goods. There is no clue
10 the robbers yet.
Tvr WHEAT CRop.-The Chattanooga Ad-
,ertiser states upon the authority Of re-
nOr,s from different parts of East Tenne'-
sss that the Wheat Crop looks unusually
Sns thus far. 1t has a good stand on the
ground, and is as forward as usual, and
growing beautifully:
o What the Advertiser says of the Crop in
Tennessee, is true also in regard to that in
Virginia, so far as we can speak from our
limited observation. 1t is proper to state,
however, that some of the Virginia papers
give rather unfaSorable reports of the pros
pects of the Wheat Crop in their respective
localities. Examiner.
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Iieo.

New YORK, March 30.-The Tribune con.
tradicts that Vidauri's agents are negotiating
loans here, or snlistng volunteers for re-
evolutionary purposes iu Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

CYNOPTICAL NEEDLE CASES, contain
ing the most desirable numbers OF Needles
OF the first quality put up in compact form,
and very popular with the ladies' Just received,
and for sale by H. B. WELLINGTON,
NH a No. 81 King-street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

in the above, worth from Is 90 TO % %
One of the above named gifts presented TO
each purchaser OF a book at the time OF sale,
although all books are sold at publishers lowest
prices. The complete and classified Catalogues
may be had wlthou, charge, by calling or send
ing your address
Liberal inducements to country Agents. VI
ders from the country promptly filled, and the
goods forwarded by express, or mail, same day
Address q. g. EVANS,
339, Chestnut street, Philadelphia Pa.
IL To THE PuBIc-As there are many Git
Book Stores advertised throughout the country,
Mr.. EVANS deems it Just to himself and his
duty TO the public-inasmuch as ne originated
the Gift Book business-to state, as evidence OF
the instability of many such concerns, that they
conceal their real names from the public, and are
advertising their business under assume ones.
Mr.. F.. is aware that these various concerns
published as Gift-Book-stoIes, are calculated to
bring the business established by himself into
disrepute He asks OF the public correct
Judgment in regard to his Gift Book Enterprise
for ;te honor, integrity, and success, of which
he refers 10 all the prominent publishers IN the
United States. Read his Catalogue.
Philadelphia NH 3l-wow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

New YORK, March Colour is dull; sales
of 4 500 bbs; State $4.2O6$4.3O; Ohio $4.75
ASSOC; Southern $45O6$490 Wheat is hea-
yv-.sales of 900 bushels Southern white 1900
1900; Western white l6c. Corn is buoyant
sales of $4,000 bush; yellow 6SG69c. Pork is
buoyant; mess SI6sn9sl6s7l. Beefis quiet
Chicago repacked $l2 259Sl3.5O. Lard is
dropping at si6l0ac. Whskey is quiet at 22c'
Tor Ohio. Stocks are dull and irregular-c!os-
ing frmer Cumberland Coal Co. ISL. Va. 6's
SIS. Sterling Exchange is frmer al 1917.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

NEW SPRING GOODS-We are now re-
~ ceiving an unusually large and well select
ed stock OF seasonable Goods. Having been
bought on the most favorable terms, we are
enabled to offer great inducements to our Town
and Country friends, and invite their early al,
tention to our assortment
nah 81 BERKLEY & SHACKLETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

IL COUNTERFEITERS, BEWARE-A
reward is offered for the detection OF any person
counterietiDg, initiating, or the yender OF any
such counterfeit or imitation of BERHAVES
HOLLAND BITTERS. The genuine highly
concentrated Holland Bitters, is Put up in half
pint bottles Only having the name OF the pro-
prietor. b PAGE. JR, blown in them, and his
signature around the neck of each and every
bottle This delightful aroma, SO popular as
remedy for Fever and Ague, weakness OF all
kinds, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Headache, Cos.
tveness and Piles, can be obtained from any Of
our respectable Druggists.
CAUTIoy-Be car eful 10 ask for BERHAYE'S
HOLLAND BlTTERS. Sold at 81 per bottle
OF bottles for So by the sole propretors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., 4 CO.,
PIttsburg, Pennsylvania.
Sold in Alexandria, by PEEL II STEVENS.
Wholesale Agents; VIM. A. HART, J. r.
PIERPOINT, and by Druggists generally,
throughout the United States. NH 29-eolw
u No FAMILY can afford to be without
MUSTANG EMINENT in their house. The
many accidents we are liable TO, may render it
necessary any moment. and nothing is capable
Of performing such certain cure. (EXTRACr)
"In lifting the kettle from the fire it caught and
scalded my hands and person very severely
one hand almost TO a crisp The torture was
unbeatable. II was an awful sight.
The MUSTANG LINIMENT appeared to ex-
tract the pain almost Immediately. 1t healed
rapidly and let no scar OF account. CHARLES
FOSTER, 42O Broad-st, Philadelphia II is tru.
ly wonderful article. twill cure any case OF
Swelling, Burns, Stiff Joints, Eruptions, or
Rheumatism For Horses, it should never be
dispensed with One dollars worth of MUS,
TANG mas frequently saved valuable horse
It cures Gads, Sprains, Ringbone, SPAWN and
Founders BEWARE or INVITATIONS. Sold Ill all
parts OF the habtahle Globe.
BARNES Il PARK, Propretors.
New York, NH l7-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

In the House of Delegates, on motion of Mr..
Cowan, House bill 10 establish the Bank OF
Preston, at Kingwood, in Preston county, was
taken up and passed.
On motion of Mr. Graham, House bill re-
leasing the directors of plank and turnpike
road companies from fines and penalties I'M
posed by law for failing 10 make annual reports
to the Board OF Public Works, was taken up
and passtd-yeas l02, noes o.
On motion OF Mr.. Morgan, Senate bill in
relation to the purchase OF the Berryvilie and
CndrIestown turnpike by the Board of Public
Works, was taken up, and the same being ex-
planned by him, was passed-yeas rs, nays 81
The order OF the day being bill for the pro-
lection of oysters, &c, was taken up, and the
pending substitute therefor amended on mo-
lions severally made. The said substitute was
then adopted. and ordered 10 second reading !;
and after discussion the bill was laid on the
table.
On motion Of Mr.. Kemper it was
Resolved, That the Clerk arrange all House
and Senate bills, which DO not require vote Of
II, in the order in which they were reported
from the committees, or communicated from
the Senate, and include bills on the table, and
that the night sessions of this House be devoted
TO the consideration OF said bills in the order in
which they are so arranged by the Clerk pro-
vided, that the Speaker shall not entertain any
motion, at the night sessions, 10 take up any
bill or proposition out OF order.
Mr.. Tomlin moved that the joint resolution
from the Senate, hxing the day OF adjournment,
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COM M ERCIAL.
The m arkets.

BALTIMORE, March 3O.-FIour is steady, and
generally unchanged; Howard street S4."75
Ohio s4,37!9s45O; City Mills 1925. Wheat
is dull white ranging from Sll0G$l 80 and
red nomnalIy $l,OOGSl,lo. Corn is active
and unchanged; white 55G5Sc5 yellow 600
63c. Provisions are active and firm at yes
terdays rates. Whskey is steady and quiet at
2l5622. Coffee is active-sales OF 5000 bags
at lO39l2c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

II ARGE STOCK of Bleached and Brown
| 4 Sheetings; also, Bleached and Brown Shirt
ings, consisting OF Warnsutta Mills, New York
Mills, and various other brands all OF which
will be sold at reduced prices; also, an assert
ment OF Irish Linens, of the best make.
NH 81 J. +. Il l.. a. LARKlN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

MYSTERIOUS "A correspondent from near
Wheatlsnd, Loudoun county, Va, puts US 10
possession Of some facts of rather singular
nature, which have Just come to light 10 that
neighborhood Two negroes, belonging to
the estate of Mr. Benz. Whitaker, have been
noticed for some time to be in possession OF
more money than it was deemed they could
come honestly by. 90 Saturday last, Dir.
W., becoming convinced that something was
wrong, charged them with stealing, when
they produced trunk containing nearly
sixteen hundred dollars, mostly 10 gold.
They Say, that as they were passing through
the woods, in the neighborhood, at night,
some month or six weeks ago, they heard
the sound Of horses fee. rapidly retreating
from them. A short distance further on,
they found the trunk in the road, which, on
opening and finding its valuable contents,
they attempted to conceal. Beyond these
facts, there rests deep mystery. No one
has been known to have met with any such
loss. The trunk bears no mark" We give
this account as it has been sent to US.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

New BUILDING.-A handsome new build
ing, is to be erected on the North East corner
Of King and Royal streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

Oar obituary head announces the decease
OF young Luckett, who was shot at the Sew
enth street riot, 10 Washington, on Friday
night last, q muskes bullet having entered
his left knee. Several other sufferers con-
tinue under medical treatment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

DOTATOES.-A lot of prime Mercer Pota,
i toes; also, Sweet Potato Slips, an store, and
for sale by ADDISON, WALLACE q co,
NH 81 Union street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

The WEATnER.-We are having now g.
ligbsful Spring weather. Yesterday was
lovely day-bright and cheering, and the tenn.
perature delicious. 1.-The sense Of existence
was itself pleasure, under such sky and
With such an atmosphere" And to come
down Immediately, to the plain, practical,
and homely business of life, it was-'fne
weather for the fisheries"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
ispsfity Of Clersymau.

The followingis told in relation To-
scolding preachers
The effect of aspiracy in a clergyman,
is well illustrated in the following story,
the scene of which was laid in the Stats Of
e steady habits, . and the events Of which
transpired there several years since
Two clergymen were settled in their
youth in contiguous parishes. The con-
gregatlon oil one had become very much
broken and scattered, while that Of the
other remained large and strong. At u
ministerial gathering (both ofIthe pastors
being D. D.'s) DR.. A. said I'd DIR. b.
s. Brother, how has it happened that
while ] have labored as diHjgent as you
have and have preached better sermons,
and more of them, my parish has been
scattered to the winds. and yours remain
strong and unbroken ?" rs
DR.. B. facetiously replied Oh, I'll
tell you, brother. When you ao fishing!
you irst get great rough pole for han4
die, to which You attach laFgslcord line!
and great hook, and twice as much
bate asE the fish can swallow. With these
aecouterments, you dash up to the brook
and throw in your hook. with :. thereg
bite, you dogs /" Thus you scare away
all the fish, When Z 60 ishings / get 4
little switching pole, small line, and
just such q hook and bait as the FISH can
swallow. Then.I creep up to the brook
and gently slip them IN, and I witch 'ela
out, till my baskets full
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07

Il AN OUTsPoKEE EPITAPH A remarka-
bic oulspoken one, from 4 monument IL
Hprsleydown Church, in Cumberland,
runs as follows:
!. Here lies the bodies Of Thomas Bond
and Mary, his wife. She was temperate.
.chasteI and charitable; but proud, peesish
and passionate. She was an affectionats
wife and tender mother. but her husband
and child, whom she loved, seldom saw
her eountenance without disgusting
frown1 while she received visitors whom
she despised with an endeating SMILE
Her behavior was4discreet towards stran.
gers, but imprudent in her family.--
Abroad, her conduct. was influenced bv
good breeding, but at home BIZ i'll tenn
per-"
And SO the epitsph runs to considers.
bic length, acknowledging the good quail
tiles ofthe poor woman, but killing each
BY setting against it, some PECULIAR unl
-amiable trait. Econfess that my fell
ings i quite turned in her favor, by tile
humanity assault which her brother fine
slthof Of the inscription, J has thus inside
upon the poor dead woman. It You can
not honestly say good Of human being
on the grayestone. then say nothing AZ
al. II rasier's Magazine Jor JAY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
Better Time. ]

The Boston Transcript SAYS: Theirs
can be little doubt that those who have
brayely withstood the gale without lover
ing their colors, will shortly See better
times and brighter skies. The stagnation
existing for the last ten months in its de-
pressing effects, has prevented production
in thelgreat sources Of wealth until recent
~. AIS . consequence, consumptionneyes
stopping, q market has been gradually
forming. With the enlarged home de-
mand, the elimination Of the means ofI
supply. and the easy terms upon which
capital can be obtained, why should nod
the coming season be oneof profit g largo
classes OF traders. and e many descrip4
lions of manufacturers
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
M iste II am.
From Dickens, Household Words.
The Fourfold Dream.

\ ID ( + ~ Il
II there be no city called Hippesford
among the north western towns of Eng
land, let it.be there whittier went Eve
years ago to see the Italian hung: The
name under which he suffered was SUPP
posed to be q feigned one; the crime
which be expiated was that of murder /;
the staying Of his master and his benefac-
tor las he slept, and the taking of . sum
Of money which, in all probability. he
might have had for the asking-one Of
those atrocities, to give a reason for
which battles the student Of human ma
.ture. The defence set up for Mavoranei
was that Of insanity there being no
doubt whatever as 10 his having commit
ted the deed; but this plea was, in my
opinian, very properly Set aside. His ad-
yocate happened to be an intimate friend
of mine; and itiwas through the inter-
esl-morbid and reprehensible am well
aware with which he had inspired me
in the unhappy criminal, that I found
myself among the crowd in front Of Hip
pesford Jail. / heard something going
on near me. a little too jocose for the oc-
casion.
d You cruel-hearted ruffian, il youdare
10 mock the poor wretch like that again, 4
cried a deep, low voice I'll save Mr..
Calcraft some trouble ID your case"
The speaker was . fine, powerfully
built ssilor, towering by half 1 head
above the throng and under his flashing
eyes and threatening brows, the fellow.
who had provoked his wrath subsidized at
once into mptterings, presently into sui
len silence Having achieved this end,
he made no further observation, but kept
his looks intently Fixed upon the ghastly
preparation above us. He alone, amidst
theFhum and noise Of the crowd, main
tanned an inviolable silence, and strained
his eyes upon the scaffold above. as
though he would have numbered every
nail In it !: the extreme anxiety Of his face
was remarkable even among those thous-
and eager and erpectant countenances.
Not caring 70 look upon the dreadful sight
directly, watched that face when the
deathsbell began to toll, IS though it were
a mirror, feeling sure that should see
reflected in it whatever was happening.
II was burning and quiyering with ex.
'citement, when the wretched criminal
was carried up BY three Or four persons
into view. Immediately after be came
IN sight. this fixed expression vanished as
completely as though curtain had been
drawn over some. picture and as the
sailor cast his looks upon The ground, I
heard him muiter, III solemn whisper.
his thanks to Heaven
As the sailor and were borne along
together By the restless human tide, i
said To him, secure Of sympathy, /" This
is sad sight. my friend, II il not ?"
v Yes, Sir. said he, - terrible sight
indeed but it might have been worse. !"
How So ~ said I.
I. Well its q long story. he replied.
sbut If Won like to listen TO it, and to
take { cup Of Tea with me fof which / feel
! need ii my lodgings. I shall be pleased
enough. Itwill be Z relief to me, | feel.
iotsll il even to stranger
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
Ki.AjINAIWHA Q. H.,
Yps.trp.
For the Kanawha Valley star.

For the Kanawha Valley Star.
The Atlantic Telegraph Gable.
The times at hand when we ca n know.
From ey'ry land 9 under the sur"
How things among the blockheads go, II
Before BOBBY could count one.
Our telesraphic triggers spring
Most beautifully in the main,
And ey'ry moment tidings bring
/ Respecting mighty loss and gain.
Nd mermaid, whale 81 porpoise dare
Tointerrupt our magic wire
Marine giants viii cape and stare.
And shun it as they would FIRE,
Those who are looked upon as wise,
, Are sure that 4Re'll soon reach the moon,
And from aHplanets ofthe skies.
Get information very soon.
And there are some who Go aver,
That twelve months our ships will be,
Like lightning under whip and spur
IBytelegraph dragged through the sea.
yet, would -bescientifc man,
who move and strut around as such, ..5
Will say, the time will soon come when,
I Your telegraph will not do much.
Aman who has spark Of sense
Can see that art and science roll,
And that the knowing ones" dispense
New light to all from pole to pole.
lfE# CHARLESTON, KA., VA.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07

No one who has the least knowledge
Of the cultivation Of fruit, will allow grass
to grew around bis young trees. Il IS d
great drawback upon their g*owth aud
health For several years. al least--and|
we would recommend it at al times. tho
soil should be kept pulyerized around the
trunks Of fruit trees. Only give your
trees as much attention as you give your
corn6eld. or your cabbage bed and thera|
will be no secret il the raising ofsuperi-l
or crops Of good fruit.s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
For the Kama wha ValleyStar.

H. To III
InEdreams Isee thy picture now;
Invain1 from sleep3I start,
see it still you know not how
That fair, round cheek, that arehing brow
Are pictured in my heart.
The rich, dark light, within those eyes,
Such true expression render; K.
Not e'enthe smile, would cause surprise.
Which lights them up, then family dies ];
Sotouching, aud SO tender. 4.
That picture, traced in lines so deep N
My heart can lose itnever;
And while it beats, will always keep
A faithful image, cen in sleep,
Ofloveliness forever.
II care not for the painters art, z5sy
10 me tits cold, tits dead IS
Give me the warm, the breathing heart,
Which tells me truly wha! thou ART
or more what have need.
CHARLEsToS,s X. G., VA. J..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07

a VENERABLE LADr.-A correspond.
ent of the Fanrmont True Virgins, writes
that paper as follows;
While sojourniag with some friends 4
fewmpnths ago ID Upshur county, / saw
and became acquainted with lady who
is pne hundred and six years old. she
was in fine spirits, and enjoying good
health for one Of her extreme age. Mrs.
Catright. for such is her name, emil
grated with her husband, soon after the
close Of the Revolutionary war, to the
ndighborhood id which she still resides,
her husband having died many years ago.
Being blest with retentiye memory this
good old lady can interest any one with
whom she conyerses, with amusing anec-
ddtes Of olden times especially. in hbt
account Of the difficulties with the Indi-
ans in the early settlement Of Virginia
interesting. She is the mother 81 Two
daughters. and four sons, has thirty-nine
grandchildren, and, e nearly as can Be
atcertaiDed, The same number Of descend.
ants Of the fourth generation. making !
total Of three hundred and sixty five
spuls.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
kIsNTUcKY LIME.

KENTUCKY LIME.
=pURWELL n FORD, having been APP
I'D appointed as agents for Munn's Ken
lucky Lime are at the public service to
furnish small or large quantities Of the
same No use ID recommend. Give it d
trial. 1t stands on It's own goodness.
=Priceysper barrel, at the wharf-boat, PIT.
Pleasant, 81 60 All orders will meet
prompt attention hi
Pt. Pleasant. June 4. 1856, v9n8tf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
/ TO- THEIfPUBLIC.

ANDREW PARKS, Of Kanawha county,
and ia MES w. HoGE of Putnam county,
having entered into partnership, IS Attofileys
and Coanselorsf at Law, under the style Of
PARKS 81 HOGE, for the cbuatiesof Mason
terly and circuit eourts in those counties, and
will attend PROMPTLY TO all business which
may Be entrusted to them. sppertaining to
their profession. PARIS q HUGE.
ian. /, 1855 III 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07
PARKS : MosELEY.

L A w N. O TIC E. u
d NDREW PARKS & JOHN y. MosELEY
IN having entered into a partnership, for
the purpose Of practising Law id the Circuit
and County Courts uf Kanagila, and in the
Circuit Courts OF Logan, Boone and Roane.
will hereaftef regularly attend those Courts
ALL bussir is entrusted to their care will re-
cove pro npt attention. q
One OF the other of the firm can always be
found, during business holfs let their oilice,
in Rodgers Row, in the town BIT Charleston.
+ Ciarlestou, Oct. [, 1851
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07

PorsoszD By FRrcFIe .stnl a.
daughter Of Prescott ~
Of Bradford. Il. 4 Il
on Sunday morpi a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-07

wagon, and Blacksmith Shop.
STsHR So bscriber informs the inhabitants Of
Coal's Mouth and vicinity, that he still
continues to carry#on the Wagon Making ant
Understanding business. in all their differend
branches. He Is prepared TOT furnish his Gus.
tome rs with Ia neat, good and substantial
Wagon; his materials akesof the best quality,
as he IS confident his work win bear iaspec-
ton, as It is done eitker BIZ himself, or under
is immediate inspection.
Cars MopTH, Feb 70, 1858. 3:44
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1858-05-06
J ADMISSION OF KANSAS.

We learn BY the Pioneer and Demo
crat Of the 4th INST, the only paper we
received BY the mail last evening. that
the Compromise m easure Of Mr..
English to admit Kansas, had passed
both Houses Of Congress. It provides
for the submission Of the Constitution
to the people Of Kansas. and il it is ac-
cepted by them, il eau be admitted by
proclamation of the President if re-
jected, Kansas is to remain under a ter
ritorial form Of government, until il is
ascertained. by census taken, that she
has inhabitants enough to enti,le her to
a Representative in Congress. This
disposes Of the question for the present.
and we may now reasonably hope for
the speedy admission Of Minnesota