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MuSl;nS MusIinS I!

WE have just received a large lot OF elegant
w French Ausiins, with many other goods, from
Auction, which We are Offering At greatly less than
importation cost
ie5-u w. A J. G. McCiFIIANn
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h. h. II.

K X R.-Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick 0: nervous; Rheumatism, Par
alysis, Lumbago, GOut, Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Small POx, Fevers, Swollen joints,
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever, Pains a
round the Liver, Peurisy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains Of all kinds. Railways Roa-
dy Relief will in few minutes change the
mlseries you suffer 10 joys of pleasure.
r. R-isadway's Renovatng RcsOlvent for the cure
OF chTU.lc dlscaSes-such ScroiulOus and
Syphllitic Conn llaints, ,Consumptive and 9TH
er affections OF the Lungs and Throat, Indu-
ration and enlargements of parts, Eruptive
and other diseases OF the skin, Nodes, Tu-
mors, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, and all other dis
eascses arising from an impure state Oi the
Blood.
II. R. R.-liadway's Regulators will cure, effectively
and speedily, Costveness, Indigestion, In-
Illumination OF the Bowels, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Diseases of the Heart and Kid
ueys, Female Complaints, Small Pox, Fevers,
Measles, &c. Whenever the system is out
OF order, dose of Radway S Regulators Will
restore IL 10 REGULARLY No female should
be without them.
r. r. r. Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere.
marlO-lyd&w RADwAY co.
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Parasols and Sun Shades.

A BEAUTIFUL LOT Of Parasols, Sun shades, and
IA iaaes sun UHibreiias, Just received and for
sale by
apr2s-f A. 81 G. MccIk1IASD
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Great Bargains for Cash.

yNTE are Offering entire stuck of Staple and
w Fancy Goods, at very reduced prioes, for Cash
only. w. A. 4 ). q MoIELAND.
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MisrflianeOus.
Safety, Utility and Beauty.
New England Trace coupling Company.
STATE Rights for sale.

WE are now exhibiting ths desirable invention to
w the pabiIC. IIe Pdtcut Itacc Coupling is an ar
TIC which ucedS only t. be seen 70 De appreciated,
and universally adopted. by thS Coupling the Trace
Is attached to the whlicrce tlSditdneOIsy, UutOut
soiHJ the han IS-cdH It be disconnected by dcctdu
is stronye dardLte than any Ote attachment
uOx IA use ami makes what desirable IN a hne
Carriage, an erce{leia jtHtsh.
T. Couplings ate manufactured of different matcrl-
ais from tue common nnish the finest SitUer plate,
and can be Supplied at c1st than tIng that is
now for that purpose, ieIving margin for al t1t-
1tease profit Any person with moderate capital c-n
soon real ize "A fortune IA It's sale.
We are prepared To furnish the Couplings, OF the
different l"s AID costs, IN quaILGcs as desired, 10
those only vino purclase state rights
rbc Couplings may be seen at the Office of the Com
pany where OF prices may be "bttined, and
All communications must be addTvssod To THE NEW
ENGLAND TRACE COUPLING COMfANl,' EASEMENT
No ) Old STATE HoUsE, Boston.
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founoers.
CIaibOrne'S Machine Works. e
NASHVILLE. TENN.

TNHE attention Of Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Manufacturers, and all persons desirous of purcha-
sing at home good machinery, such STEAM In
GlNESS, CASTINGS, of every description, GEARING,
CAR-WHEEIS of the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS, PUMPS, Ac, &c- rs respectfully called tins
new Establishment growing up rapidly the
premises Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend 10 carry the business fully extensive
as before, and shall be ready take orders for
Machinery aud Castings We have already commence
ed operations in blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisiact old and new
customers.
We are experienced Northumberland Of us person
ally attending Ia his own departmant--and thus we
shall be able To turn out superior work at lower
than heretofore done in this city. We shall warrant
every piece of work done this Establishment and
give prompt and personal attention every left
our office thus hope give neral satisfaction
and be patronzed by all friends of nome manufaciure
NJ. JACKER a 90,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
June 27-u Late Nashville Mani. Co
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CbfIdren,s Uiseases,

RddOdys Re'aOodtiit9 Resoirdnt should be hailed
blessing by every mother, throughout the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors, &c These
bTeakings oct (thus early) are evidence of disease
transmitted from the parent stock. few doses Of the
Re0pdting Resuesu Will eradicate every vestIge of the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
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straw Cufter..

ylTE have q large steck q s<fss Caters. SlnrArS
w ~ fnrsfs and canmlags f1teal The latssr
.stsre sEs nlsa premium ~ the s@lnai BAR Il
i.suisviiie ARMSTRONG q Co.
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in Bus ArrtlS jsss rscsned .sl - see "
ico4sFin-s5 ~. a t1cxkr
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NEW 'IREATNAENTV.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary,

NEW 'EREAVMEN'V.
Buffalo Medical DiSpensary,
Established for the Cure Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility. Fever
and ague, Asthma, Ineipient Con.
sumption, Infirmities of outh ana
Old Age, &c.
NO MERCURY USED.
D M. n M q - A. SON
Corner q Nam and Quay streets Buffalo. NeY York
a kE the only Physicians in the stale who are mem.
= n pefs ot tue Royal College OF Surgeons London
May be consulted from O'Clock in the morning un
N at night 10 every state and symptom OF Disease
"a leall1hi they adopt Is the result Of upwards of
oo years extensive and successful practice in Europe
A Most Scientific Invention
An instr ulncnt ior tLe cure Of GENIAL nebIlv or
Nocturnal Emissions more properly knonn as Sr,nn.i
weakness, Se, can be permanently cured n from ar,
teen 70 twenty days BY the use Of this Instrument
Young Men Take Particular Notics.
!, Dn. . AACS d son take pleasure IN Announcing tina
.e! have Invented most important instrument for
10 test Of the most eminent PHYSICIANS m I-,nd,r
Psrs, Fhladelphia and New York IL has been decIar
ed the ony useful instrument ever YET fnyepteS for
the cure of Seminal Weakness or anv a,s...ss - FL
genital organs, caused by the habits Of youth
Dh AMOS SON in order 70 satisfy iie most
sheiai as 70 the merits Of their pledge
themselves that In any Instance where Al n,.y pr,
unsatisfactory after fair trial. the no.ey .siil be "a.
~- = 'Neas NiAt tne Ihstfuhicnf IN good order.
fcfs"is ", mug the above useful Instrument w A,
observe ihni The price, Al the accompanying dreo
uons, seeureS backed and seni by mail or espress,
New Remedfes and Quick Cur~..
CURE WARRANTED.
DIX AMOS d son have for a long series OF year
been engaged IA an extensive practice reaimen
OF these delicate complaints, and the only legal
qualified Phy sic'ans who advertise 70 cure certai
complaints, or from hom gen European reInedies
be obtained ID
rersons u Asr PAM or me wons may be success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of H.,
cases, with remittance for Medicines, &c which wi
be returned with ths utmost dispatch secure from
observation. ----7
Address DR.. Asos d SOW corner Main aaa Quay
streets, Buffalo, New York
marip-dAwly
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Mfoifal.
Greatest Medical Wonder
OF TIL e GEL
C0,TANis
VEGETABLE LiTKONTRIPTIC,
Friend Of the Human Family |.

,hE world Is challenged 10 produce rs-dieine thai
has all rded the ef relief 10 surer-
| lns humanity Cowahis iithontrils.c. -
CUWA-N'S LL17fOA71fIls7yC has cured thpusan da
of cas-. Of staiie In the Bladder aud kidneys.
,CrWAAiS LiT1fOlN 11iiI.7lc has cui ed the rnoss
ggfavatcd eases OF Gravel seen and Is the only
certiin 'fcmedy known for che above Diseases
COWAN'S LL12IOy5RIPzIc never fsils 10 cure
all the diseases of the kidneys and Bladder
CoWdA'S LL7zfONzRLf'IIc is the only sure rem
edy Tor Diabetes.
oOlsAs'S LI74olyzRIpTzCi a certain cure for
Chronic Gonorrhoea and elect.
c0wAN'S LfIH0NIzIf'TTc cures weakness
the Ioins.
CUWANS LHHoN7RLP7zC has cured the worst
cases OF Prolapsus Uteri ever known.
CUBAN'S 'SLfTHUNThIfSTTC is the only sure rem.
edy that has successfully cured R2rrenness
cOW,ANpS LI7TfON1RLPzfc Nj. cure lie sorss
.oru,s OF Dropsy.
COW4N'S LITH0NTRIPTYC will cure long stand
ing cases Of structure and Yenereal Taint from
the system.
COFAN'S LIJH0NTRIPTTc is the cnly remedy
known for the cure OF ali sympathetc complaints at
nant should at once procure n bottle If she wishes
feel well, while in that condition.
CUWAN'S LiTRON1RL'T7C is the only remedy
ever yet discovered that will relieve the pains OF labor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have obtained
sure Trend 10 assist them in the greatest u their
life.
The most increduous will he convinced OF the great
efficacy Of the Lthontriprc by reading the following
eertncates and those around each BOTTLE
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The Mountain City HydrO-ther-
apuaic Institute.

INoR full particulars address i. Carleton Coyle NJ
J. H., az Iltoh, Dalton ocaied 100 miles from
Atlanta sinu mics from Chattanooga, ON tie Geor-
ga state Road. Dalton, May l, lS5s-NOTth GeoTyid
JtiarS Mas may l0-5in
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II is Natures own Remedy.

curing diseases by natural laws. When taken, it,
healhg influence FELT coursng through every vein
ol the body purifying and aceecraig the circulation
OF The blood II neutralizes any biuUs matter the
stomach, and strengthens the whole organization
Mclean strengthening Cordial Will eiectusy cure
Liver complaints Jauncce
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NEAR JAcksos, Madison county, Tenr

- f1S'" .gsscScA uNSt OIUct.
Mr. J. r. CowAN:-Iear sir:--l hereby certify that in
the summer OF the year 1855, servant of mine boy
about ~ years OF age, who had always before this
been stout and OF vigorous constitution was
with gravel Physician was called who attended on
him Tor several months, during which time he grew
worse daily until he was helpless, and believe would
have died in few days had IL been for a friend
VINO ADVISED the use OF Cowan's LthontripUc l pro-
cured aiew bottles, the nrst OF which gave him relief
ana IN a short time he was able 10 walk about and
unay iGIly recovered; since which time he has had
synptohis ol said disease and 10 all appearance
healths as any servant on my plantauon. l there
fore recommend II to all persons suffering under
IKE disease, as one OF the most certain remsdie
known. H-
DANIEL SIIkI TOM
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LIVERY STABLE.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooKsu A4sN NBooKs!!
snt Society for the

fI'HE following Is SChEDLLE OF Property which
Il viii be given 10 Purchasers Oi Books at the time
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Fashionable Clothing.
NOYSE ~ ELvERSON.

HAVE Juss reeelv-d nsee stock of spring a.
II Il and causnaer colhias, eoas.sfing of nae ~
Cashmere >szis. AsFseiies ana I4aca Goats, "A
Pants and Vests IA great variety. LII
Aio very nsce iot of Furnishing Goods, white aaa
oaiorod saFts Aarsstli-s, fFeaeh ani embroidered
bosom shirts under GotiiBg nteFrry descriptsn. Md
and Fancy Goves, cravats u ne mass sisgAni AS
For Custom business,
mlags, e< All kla1s Nhch iEih IIt4ke lp 1ith dix
patch and nz-.faesz nos - De excsiiea-
We have Rlso very chose steck q suEfrDef 0nth
tng fr Boys, shleh ~ni sell al very i0w prsces-
aprS-tfi serla E ~
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Linen foods. &e.

vIrE olfereng the best bargains "a Irish Lin
w ems, Table Linens, Towels, Linen aud Domestic
sheeiings, Bieached and Brown Domestcs eyer
ie5-tf W A q MeSI FIJI AMPS =
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Irish Linens.
Table Linens, &c.

yEE keep the best make OF Irish Linens, cheaper
w than they can be bought al amy other house
apr2s-u W. A j. q. MC1EilANn.
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IhE ItkADNs.
A BUTCHER WANTS A sIrUATroN-rs STEADY AND
"A infustious understands bis business either CITY OF
courtry; preferred Good city reference Address
or call on VIM Hay korrsana Of Boston road and
9Th st..
CARDENpR--A SITUATION WANTED nv A aFRMkN
VI married without family, who understands his bust
pess In ell m branches has the beat Address O.
H., at seed store, eJohn St
CARDENER ArD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WAIT.
NJ ed BY sober snd respectable German safe driver Of
hrh spirited horses Has taken Of nrs e.absh
mens also understands door gardening
In general He Ia fully competent charge Of first
class residence he has Wife wanted who will be found
very useful Call st "a Broad st. OF SO Warren Cty
country references given.
T'o vARrIsH MANUFACTURRRs-AM MAN WHO CAN
make every tird Of varnishes and japan wants si,us
ton give the best Of city references Address LANCE
25 William at, Of Frankfort IT.
RIO MERCHANT TAnLORs-wANTbD, A SITUATION
cutter by ten years experience In proatway
cutting from hs stock and who undsrstands the getting
mp Of military uniforms GOOD salesman; influence
GOOD share OF trade. Address, for week Jcnc Union
square Post Office.
no HITTERs AvD FURRIERs-A Pr ACIIcAL ruR.
rier who has had experience both 10 me rn,es'
and retail and who W competent 70 take entire cnnrss
either hat store snuscture furs keep ~
wishes for eitu.tion. address v. La, care !" 'A 10
vsuene, ITO ri John.
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A RrgPECrABLr PRoTEyrkNr GIRL WANTS a
n situation n 40 general homework m small family; e
r aher nuf ircner sni roo pain cook Cs1 be seen Z.
as West zh u between "a On "a avs, front basement
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A GENTLEMAN, RECENTLY RETURNED FROM n
"A foreign engss IL desrous OF making
ment with some engineering firm or railway either In this
abroad schanl: suoernen
He practical drsugh.snap and give first elias. ref
his ability. Address Il. II. j. box l7bS Post
odacp-
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

SOBER INDUSTRIOUS MAN, 30 YEARS OF AGE
"A wishes 70 find situation assstaut bookke per, clerS
or light porter speaks English French and German
writes good hand and has good city references Would be
satisfied with moderate salsry. Address r. H., Herald
nReo
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WANTsD-BY RESpECrABRE YouNq WOMAN, a
w situation 10 private family 70 do cham erwork and
assist IN the washing and rOn Cr would 20 hsmserwork
and plain feNirF wiling 70 iaakc hlrrsf useful Bes Of
CITY reference IRON fsf i4s uh-a be Tor deve
A. 90 West lgth -, between 6ih an IN ava
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Naval uni~sDnaenee.

Lieut. Jrlus q. Meire. isse In command Of the Gated
ssA,ss guard Il the United States sosp Of ~.
Toos has been orercd Marine Sasrscks, sroosya,
N. r., for duty.
The United States nsam freases xsrrmsc. c,mmsndsr
Hitchcock sod the sarsnsc Csps Kelly, we're - vsips-
rsso on the LIST pet The former mad p,rs ABOUT
three WEEKS and the A,,ss geek ras crews VI ban
vessels were well
The soopcf war vandala, Commander A. sisclAr. -.
also ii Valparaiso on The s inst, having just arrived
rom R'o yspero.
The United s,a,es steamship PowhstAn, oommsnder
Pearson ssIied from ~ Helena February q Tor Eass
Indica, via CApe To~H. Cape Good Hope
Iisut A Baker, stationed % IN Nayfse bnS-
racks, Gospor Va kaA teen ordered 70 the Mar no Hs-
racks, Brooklyn n, New York, Cor duty.
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Army 1ps~lisg.wce.
IIsAIou. srsRs or rvs Ahuy,
Nsv YonK. March ~, SIS 4
uy.rsAt onptpa No Z


l. Oloprs absent the sftDe,t % New Nsrico,
and whose eavss expire before the let Of Juy, si
report At orr sorth b. the 18TH Of Nay uext -
proceed ~rb an e-covt, ~ rsjo'n their regiments
Recruits for the corJ~ in Utah vl be osesnssd,
for the time being, compspes, bataoos and squsd
rous OF Fort Columbus CARLISLE BSrvacks Asd vth Do
cent Oh 70 arrive ort fesvens IN time btass
up o. march from that pcet with little 40
there - ppr~bie.
Ocers therefore, belonging N theee corps instead Of
rep rtIrg Fort the 2oth u April pros
bsreofore ordered, viil repsr pvsccs,s,
te Governors Island Caslis Bayrscksthe in sossy
ocers to the former sid the ar,lesy, drasooos Ano
cavalry officers 10 the latter W 20 duty van tnese
recruits ana 10 conduct them n the Destination bow
ever any officer under orders ven, .ns nave
reported at Fort Issvee~orh b. fore the rece nefe
this order vii nos appy In hi and ne wi remsm
NJ that pot and JOIN the recruits A. they -
q Enlisted men belonging ~ conIsaiee nnoer vusrs
for Ctsh vhoee te,ms Of enssmsn ru esprs ON o' os
fore the Of October next sot no shall oo 90 me re
c.ipt hereof EJECT IN re IN ut their presen CORPS oh
be transferrpd by the senior ofcer Fort lesvnswtn
10 tsse effect May the cnmpsnies OF tne ~ Nslert
nov M kansa. see General Orcer M ~, 1891, IRON
the war Datastmept, pirasraveS D ., soi VI
By con nssa of H, VI La-ufspsns GeDeTa &c "
IRWIN ncp0wLLD, AssstAns Ju'sas Oensrd.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH 80 1s5s-TRrLE SHEET

apply the remedy which is, 10 bring tine iegi'a.urc
TO this city, which is the true centre Of all interests
IN the State.
The New Orleans Coirier 4 journal aoy in the
INTEREST," Mr.. Soul64 friends, has the following IN
regard 10 the Southern aspect Of William II.
Seward
We sl ty N naike 90 ROW fer the elaborate
effort Of lr Ssward IN the Sense, ~hich " apparently
defined be the platform oI oack republican sne
mics next great contest IL ~ very uDo, well
~orto r.adirg ana rep@Woerpg, and VITA, ~ curious
enough 1t tns pTincps OF tbs Ssora,Ka Kansas
bill III deUouncng IL
The next day It pub,s ned the speech in full
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Fofr LRAvENwoRrH, X. T., March l6, lsSS.
OPENING If N. Seasop-Th Utah Erpediton-For-
scard,ne Supplies to the Army-Quiet IN Kansas
Folly If he Past Theat,icais, &c.
The zoe having III disappeared, and the river risen
70 an unusually fine navigsble condition, the bust
ness Of the public sud private departments In this
vicinity Is getting 10 b. lively The peculiar whistle
Of the steamers is being heard at shorter intervals,
and by Vi. 25th inst probably all the members OF
tbe various lines wiz bc afost.
An immense amount q freight will be shipped
this spring from st. Louis for the government, prn.
cipally composed Of munitions OF war, provisions
and forage for the Utah achievements. The VIII.
ham II. Russell left one hundred and twenty tons
yesterday. The Pacific Railroad Line has secured
the contract for the entire shipment at If mistake
not, fifty cents per hundred pounds. This road ex.
tends only to Jefferson City, where the freight is re-
moved TO the Lightning Line Of mail steamers con.
Meeting at that point.
The ordsr for the movement Of two companies II
cavalry and two Of infantry, with mule train, re-
ssrrcd TO in my letter Of the 5th inst, which had
been countermandcd has been again put in force.
The movement commences tomorrow. Colonel
Johnston IL very anxious that certain necessary sup
plies OF Fort Laramie shall reach hlm at The earliest
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LICENSING GAMBLING Horsr AZ bill has bssu intro
dnced to the Legislature L,disisos req t-ng gambling
bsuses % be licensed and dxes $50 OOV %
samiIg house IN the STATE.
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trIrsc TIE usIvxsurr VIRGINIA AN epidemic
lie. psftskns OF the char of typhoid r. prevN
ing smcng the stuoepts al the Tn vetsy uf Virgins a.
ttsrlot,ss vlle A large number hat been auscsei
several bad died, and the ssuieDts were fast recurring
home In alarm.
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after its admission into the Union. Frauds may be
and doubtless were committed both sides; bat II
IL particularly the province OF then Legislature,
when in Senate and Assembly convened W settle all
election frauds No other power. according TO par
liamen,arv usare can interfere Herewith. Congress
po,yesseu no power The constitution Vi the United
States and Of the respective States, including The
Lecompton constitution, each contain provaon on
that s,,lject To this eect--that II TO say: " That
eash House shall be the judge Of the election
returns and qualif cations Of It's own members"
in such cases. And "a popular sovereignty II the
great question Of popular rights where the State ~
sdmit'ed then its people VIII DC enabled 70 exercise
those rights To their greatest extent and surely as
the Topeka party claim 10 have 80 large majority
they will have no difficulty, II their statement 10
that respect is true In arranging matters TO suit
themselves. Let Congress therefore adopt the
wire and discreet policy of the administration in re
spect 70 Dis question and we will be at once relieved
from all further trouble in relation To this whole
matter.
The Lecompton constitution, gentlemen, WAS
adopted in the regular usual way II Is republican
within the limits Of the Territory Is sufficient to
Justify an independent State organization. These
prerequisites are all the constitution OF tho United
States requires TO be shown upon an spplica
ton for the admission of a State. IL u not, there
fore. now necessary to inquire into the number Of
votes poed in favor of that constitution into the
whole number Of voters within the Territory. Sthi
il may not be inappropriate to state that the aggre
gate number ~ vobrs nRstfeo, w P"r"s"eo w
an act of the Territorial Legislature before the cleo
ton a. appears by the official return. were nine
thousand Two hundred and hftyone. Now, II there
were three thousand more voters residing 10 the
districts where the Topekites prevented, with
force and arms, the taking Of the census, i will
increase the aggregate vote 10 1850 This estimate
cannot be tar IRON the truth, because at no tine
rrior To the 2lst Of December last had there ever
ieen polled over 1900 therein; hence u will
appear that the 6,l26 poled for the con tutton Il
in fact majority o. the whole number Of voters re
siding in the Territory. The votes poIed on the 4th