History of America; by C. A. Goodrich.

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CHIEF OFFICERS.
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Postmasters-General.			Secretary of State.
John A. Cresswell,	Pa.,	1869.	Wm. M. Evarts,	N. Y.,	1877.
Marshall Jewell,	Ct.,	1874.	Secretary of the Treasury.
James N. Tyner,	Ind.,	1876.	John Sherman,	Ohio,	1877.
Attorneys-General.			Secretaries of War.
E. Rockwood Hoar,	Mass.,	1869.	Geo. W. McCrary,	Iowa,	1877.
Amos T. Akerman,	Ga.,	1870.	Alexander Ramsey,	Minn.,	1879.
Goo. H. Williams,	Oregon,	1871.	Secretary of the Navy.
Edwards Pierrepont,	NY,	1875.	Richard W. Thompson,	Ind.,	1877.
Alphonso Taft	Ohio,	1876.	Secretary of the Interior.
Speakers of the House of Representatives.			Carl Schurz,	Mo.,	1877.
Schuyler Colfax	Ind.,	40th Cong.	Postmaster-General.
James G. Blaine,	Me.,	41st Cong.	David M. Key	Tenn.,	1877.
James G. Blaine,.	Me.,	42d Cong.	Attorney-General.
--------			Charles Devens,	Mass.,	1877.
1877-1879.			Speakers of the House of Representatives.
President.			James G. Blaine,	Me.,	43d Cong.
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES,	Ohio,	1877.	Michael O. Kerr,*	Ind.,	44th Cong.
Vice-President.			Samuel J. Randall, ±	Pa.,	44th Cong.
WM. A. WHEELER,	N.Y.,	1877.	Samuel J. Randall,	Pa.,	45th Cong.

* 1st Session. ± 2d Session.

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APPENDIX.

TABLE OF THE STATES.

IN THE ORDER OF THEIR ADMISSION INTO THE UNION, WITH THEIR
AREAS, POPULATION, AND ELECTORAL VOTE.

STATES, &c.

Delaware, ±		2,120	59,096	125,015	3	3	3
Pennsylvania,		46,000	434,373	3,521,951	15	26	29
New Jersey,		8,320	184,139	906,096	7	7	9
Georgia, ±		58,000	82,548	1,184,109	4	9	11
Connecticut,		4,750	238,141	537,454	9	6	6
Massachusetts,		7,800	378,717	1,457,351	16	12	13
Maryland, ±		11,124	319,728	780,894	8	7	8
South Carolina, ±		34,000	249,073	705,606	8	6	7
New Hampshire,		9,280	141,899	318,300	6	5	5
Virginia, ±		38,348	748,308	1,225,163	21	10	11
New York,		47,000	340,120	4,382,759	12	33	35
North Carolina, ±		50,704	393,751	1,071,361	12	9	10
Rhode Island,		1,306	69,110	217,353	4	4	4
Vermont,	1791	10,212	85,416	330,551	3	5	5
Kentucky, ±	1792	37,680	73,077	1,321,011	4	11	12
Tennessee, ±	1796	45,600	35,791	1,258,520	. .	10	12
Ohio,	1802	39,964	. . .	2,665,260	. .	21	22
Louisiana, ±	1812	41,346	. . .	726,915	. .	7	8
Indiana,	1816	33,809	. . .	1,680,637	. .	13	15
Mississippi, ±	1817	47,156	. . .	827,922	. .	7	8
Illinois	1818	55,410	. . .	2,539,891	. .	16	21
Alabama, ±	1819	50,722	. . .	996,992	. .	8	10
Maine,	1820	35,000	96,540	626,915	. .	7	7
Missouri, ±	1821	65,350	. . .	1,721,295	. .	11	15
Arkansas, ±	1836	52,198	. . .	484,471	. .	5	6
Michigan,	1837	66,451	. . .	1,184,059	. .	8	11
Florida, ±	1845	59,268	. . .	187,748	. .	3	4
Texas, ±	1845	274,356	. . .	818,579	. .	6	8
Iowa	1846	55,045	. . .	1,194,020	. .	8	11
Wisconsin,	1848	53,924	. . .	1,054,670	. .	8	10
California,	1850	188,981	. . .	560,247	. .	5	6
Minnesota,	1858	83,631	. . .	439,706	. .	4	5
Oregon	1859	95,274	. . .	90,923	. .	3	3
Kansas	1861	81,318	. . .	364,399	. .	3	5
West Virginia	1863	23,000	. . .	442,014	. .	5	5
Nevada	1864	104,125	. . .	42,491	. .	. .	3
Nebraska	1867	75,995	. . .	122,993	. .	. .	3
Colorado	1876	104,500	. . .	39,864	. .	. .	3

Territories.	Org'd

1. Utah,	1850	84,476	. . .	86,786.	. .	. .	. .
2. New Mexico,	1850	121,201	. . .	91,874.	. .	. .	. .
3. Washington,	1853	69,994	. . .	23,955.	. .	. .	. .
4. Dakota,	1861	148,932	. . .	14,181.	. .	. .	. .
5. Arizona,	1863	113,916	. . .	9,658	. .	. .	. .
6. Idaho,	1863	86,294	. . .	14,999	. .	. .	. .
7. Montana,	1864	145,776	. . .	20,595	. .	. .	. .
8. Wyoming,	1868	97,883	. . .	9,118	. .	. .	. .
9. Indian,		68,991	. . .	68,152	. .	. .	. .
10. Alaska,		577,390	. . .	29,097	. .	. .	. .
Dist. Columbia,		64	. . .	131,700	. .	. .	. .
Total		3,603,884		38,655,620

* In the order of their adoption of the Constitution. ± Slaveholding in 1861.

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