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PORTUGAL.

Lisbon LETT rs state that the Portuguese government
has pr6oI eed tie lerod for free importation Of whsat
into its poits 20 June 80 1856.
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School oPTrne.-Pablic school No. 3 In IL
Foarth Ward Of Jessy City. viii be opesed With considerable
cr,,mopy on Tus ath Inst,
uos CoIns Of Jersey City sbd the BOa. EeesOn 81 Hs
Asks. tbs Cy q Hac0n have besa invited " bs Prsssa
. I.fr
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pr,prs 6m,ns % the charter 70 b. submitted 10 Psdc
meeting Of csns fo approval bsfoe they AZ s-os to ss
Lefiss.Ee
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lAdyertisemeu J

CARPETs-Just received from auction, a large
lot Of warranted nash Tspesty Carpets at yard
Thsv are eeuuDe cheap Call AMI No 27s III son
a.. under Lion Hotel. WA ROWE, ia.
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Advertisement J

OXYGFNATTD BlTTERs.-This medicine is
scientific remedy for Dyspeps il ell ne forms When taken
according to diecton tives immediate relief .d In m1st
case. effects permanent cure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

Tie only GOLD MEDAL awarded at the late
Fair OF the Ameh;.n Institute oF Ogusre0yPCs to J.
GURsEY No. 549 Broadway.
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SPAIN.

Nothing new politically. The King had been
THROWN rom his horse and narrowly escaped with bic
life
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Advertisement. %
T. ASTIC, DURABLE AND UNsIIRINk ABLE.

SIN. WOODEN, snd Merino
UNDEksHIRTS AND DRAWERS
possess every qrsity ap'ing hem 20 the season.
They are soft elastic durable, and extremely ch,.P.
A. RANkIN Co, Holsters,
No l0i Bosefy.
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Thu only Corn MpDN awarded at the late


Air of tho An ericsn Institute for PHOTOGRAPHS
GUsNEY 4 FKEDERIcKs, No. $40 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENT -
BI,Kf's PATENT XRf-PRoOF PANT, No. ll9
Pearl..t-Sss under hesd y Paints
fAdveIti,ementI
o. n. 80.
TRENENDOIS

FOR "A large lot fine black 10th DRESS COATS fa'hOnto
cut b.eut fly msde and lined throU yhout with sso, well
worth Ss selling EyASss CoIh Warehouse NoA u aud
6g EultDu.st.. al %.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

FATAL ACCIDENT AT 4 sHIP-YARD.-1 esteTdsy
freuoon about II O'Clock Aborer named OVen ncCus
pcyed the steamship Vanderbilt st Gresnpont
Instantly killed By falling from the upper deck down tbs
kescu c;srce Of shout thrty6ye feet Dscsa.ed redei
az No 2is Houston street New York AID leaves wife snd
four children. This the second fs ACCIDENT tas ship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

ENTHUSIASTICALLY morning the remains OF
female infant shout i've monhs OF founf trapped p
IN blanket the Of First sod South SUN stfeD
Esssrn A. hrst supposed th-re hs1 Deen tSa
Jsy bet pos e1,ninssoa oy Dr. sen,pos sn1~sf
Thai had died Of The nfeencs u that tue body
OF the cd had been placed there TO trouble and expense
~ ursrr.
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TAdgerrissment.i
WILSON'S DANDFLION COFFEE--For Dyspepsia

Ipditespr Sick Headache Bilious and Liver Diseases
syeeay recommended perB5n, Of delicate constitutions
Sod by al respectable Apohesss and the Irinsph depot
,orasr ofZ7.b-ss. AID sdsv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

As HOSPITAL ROBBED-DEtEcrION And ARREST OF
THE URGIAR-Oosr hstthews OF toe Chi.' oiee ye-r'
d.y srrssed young man nani>a Jonn h,c''i VINO %
rfh In the set Of entering by means
hosfis Fshush. l. l. to- the pdrp 80 o.
theft sppeas Msese esd been for months patient q
the ho p, and wben left he number OF keys AMI
with hem eaeeed entrance INFO the 61uGns snd roon'
Wh Oh he robbed various occasions Ga ths nsht sooVe
he p the Of entering he too with the SO
len KY when he detected by two Of the employees VINO
attempted him. bat he fed and escaped tor hs TIM
Whe ake before Jlscs Connolly he confessed his guilt aad
that the stolen OGs amounting TO shout one h1nisst
sud GaF Ia value could be found the house OF Come
iiu sullivan No. 30 sixth Sech made ani the
articles recovered and sullivan arrested charged With hay
irg f. onouy received them Both prisoners locked up,
IN df.a Of Gu. THOUSAND do ,s bal each to tbs
ch.rges sgsLn.t them
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NEV-JERSEY ITEMS

RoBBERT.-The residence OF Theo. h kando'po
~ - F,.er street, Js,ey C,y wa. snersd By robbers at
cav hour yesterday morning ,nd robbed Of clothing 70 the
au0uut II &i0 The thieves sefEhd retufaed .od
ep.d under the door some paper Of value 20 him but
Of 20 them which they found IN the poetef Of IA
clothes.
CHARTER ANEsDMEsT.-Tte jersey City Common
Cozne haI a5oo.ei resolution Authorizing eompin 20 OF
b .Pcoaed the eAssrrn,o.
sad .ftEo c.as rem esb - BE- Sscsd ~ the mayor,
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-Sy.-Afam Hu,toner su1

RoBRvD II PORTER HoCSg.-AFam Huttoner sut
MAJ Wt were Yesterday arresd by Officer Browe OF the
police court on suspc Of hayipg robbed Mr. Shuz 0f
No = bowe-y OF fty-seyen dollars while he ssesp II
tbsir por,r house No. 81 Bowey pojns he pro.
red 81 them Th.y betors Juste- Connolly,
and committed % swat examination
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VENTILATION OF SCHOOL sCILDISGs.-Dr. ID. b.
REID o. Rdnburgh. WI lactIre e. the hsl Of he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

The CRrs1A1 PALAcE.-This beautiful building
will remain open to the public for the present yisi-
ors viii find there on exhibition the statusy, several
paintings snd much Of the machinery from the lste
fsiis together with many other objects worthy Of In
sEection-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16
Cn.xn rIpcrNf "A Younc man named Geer1e u.

GRAND LARcENr young man named Geerze l..
Hepburn va rested ch I'd with Sealing walle
cntuiuE hundred dollars, the property OF M Dadey
Cuyer OF Pine Pis,s y. Y IL appears that MI Culver
IN n; = .u of clothes The tail ming estsslshmen' corner
OF Broadway ard Worth Yesterday morning snd the a.
cusad catered The In which be was AZ The line sod nsn
.red 70 ,tea ,hs the Pocsst Of coat which Mr.
Culver had .keu OF he then decsmpsd but de.eroon OF
bin haye been given Capt C,rpsnter OF tae tih ~,rd
pes he caused bis Arrert and after berg enuhed BY NJ
Culver he oted up BY Justice Connolly 10 sns~' Hep
barn wu also Identified being the who stole three
hundred dollar watch from gentleman who was ut Phhon
saloon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

PASSING SPURIOUS MONEY "A pedder, named John
Moo. w.syesterdsy CHARGED With pasng Eh.
oorted 20 be do lar bill bank which never hai an
.itsrc 10 Chas Bird OF No IS Fou other D. Is Of
found bis possession AID NJ ss ocAsd
up by Justice Wood Tor examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

MAD L. GRAEGEs BENEFIT At THE ACADEMY To.
NIGHT -0persgOers will bear IN mind the musical
treat to-night-the benefit of this eminent prms
Donna She has variously and faithfully filed her
appointments, not the least in the Prophet The
otera to night is the Purans. Sic advertisement for
the other details
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

Troy UxIyERsIrr -Messrs. Flock and Hughes,
agents for The Toy University are in our City,
soliciting subscriptions from its sfiuent citizens
in behalf of its fcundatioa We understand that
one hundred and seventy thousand dollars Of the two
hundred thousand dollars required commence upon
have already been secured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

The following are some particulars Of the accident
on the Lyons railway, BY which, it msy be remem-
bered, sixteen persons were killed;
"Tte Goods train was composed OF sixty four car
rases bringing oxen aud sheep for the supply of the
make, Of Sceaux on Monday. II was proceeding at
slow psce, and up TO its reaching Monereau was no,
behind i,s time su. between thst place ana ron'aine
ble.u having 10 mount an accent its progress was i'm
peded, snd much time was lost During that time tbs
express train from Lyons came up at full speed The
guard stationed at the end of the heavy train eocesy
oIeo by every means his power to avert the impsnd
ing danger bat neher his cries nor hs signals were
Understood. The engine driver did not perceive the
goods train until he was within thirty yards OF It, and,
10 consequence, ran right into It. The shock was r-
Ic-ihe last three carriages were knocked 10 pieces,
ms and there remained So il were suspended. Ia
r'urately the last carriage in the goods trsia, t1si
which carries the lights instead Of being an empty one,
or filed with luggage, ws precisely tbs: II which tie
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-25
Died-on the 18th of August, FRANK KING
infant son Of J. D. and Mary A. Fulford.
This lovely bud young so fair,
Called hence by early doom;
Just came to show, how sweet a flower,
In Paradise shall bloom"
STORA A G. E.
The Brooklyn Warehouse Company,

Alglers.
ITO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS ON THE
i LINE OF THE oPELoUsAs RAILROAD.-The un-
dersgned have Immediately adjoining the Railroad the
upper and lower de, IS FIRE-PR0OF WAREHOUSES;
and 1870 feet Of Wharves extending along the River
the accommodation OF steamboats, and vessels;
to accommodate the bulk Of $4,000 hogsheads sugar.
Planters wishing to dispose Of their sugar this "MART
can have the placed the Platforms and covered
with tarpauns il the depos erected for said purpose
(partculr attention having been paid the erection, with
regard to light.
They are prepared to receive from the Cars all produce
consigned to them for sale transhpmen and deliver
steamboats, barges vessels Of drayage or
exposure the weather the wish Of Company to
equal the convenience Of the ATLANTIC DOCK at Brook
Ign, Opposite New York; No charge to ssssels ecarE
dge and win guarantee to reship from said Sugar Mart
as low rate OF freight as charged in New Orleans.
The facilt for storing in Of high of freight
and the great sduing oferpense to rchases from the
Western and Northern Cities will produce offered
sale here to command equal prices with that Of quality
offered at New Orleans.
Persons interested are requested to visit the premises.
TARIFF.
SUGAR per Hhd2' cents, from to Is days 40 cents
per mon h; and D cents each succeeding month.
MOLASSES, per BbLs from to IS days or 70 cts
per month and cents each succeeding month
No extra insurance required il pla ed the platform
covered with tarpauns; if in the Depot Warehouse
can be effected at the lowest rates.
Address THOs. J. CASEY, INV STANTON Co..
No. 81 Camp Street, Comply R. GEDDEs
New Orleans. THOs. ], CASEY,
References By special consent.
Juan de Egana Lobit 4 Charpentier,
Darby Tremouet, w 4 Urouhart.
George urquhart Cammack, Squires West,
J. D. Denegre, r. Kennel L Co.,
Clark Mostly, Fellowes Co..
Br nd Landry, w. G. Hewes
Price Conve Sc, Augustin Thibaut,
Hewitt, Norton Co., Chas. De anc.
R. Gedde:, Jno. O. Woodruff & Co.
J. w. Stanton & Co. aug2j-6m
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-25
MIR. Harang Declines.

The following letter from Mr.. Harang, one o.
the nominees of the anti-Know Nothings of this
parish for the Legislature, explains his position,
and shows that the temptations of Office cannot
allure him from what he conceives to be an honest
political course:
BATON ROUGE. August 10, 1856
Nv Dear White: This morning, in perusing
the Daily Advocate Of this place, noticed that my
inscribed in that paper anti american candi-
date for the next Legislature.
cannot suppress the sentiment of gratitude which feel
when think, that although far from them my
friends of Thbodaux have remembered in the dsribu-
ton Of their political favors
The principles in the platform Of the American party
Louisiana meet my views and too deeply implanted in
bosom to be forgotten erased and smothered by such
a nomination this.
Under these considerations with due difference, respect
and thanks to my friends for their regard feel compelled
to decline the Know Nothing nomination rendered.
If you can find place in your paper for the insertion OF
this declaration Of my sentiments, you will much obige
Your friend, T. HARANG.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-25

THE EASTERN WAR ENLARG1NG-The war
abroad and the crops at home from the engrossing
subjects of attention at present. The war is taking
wider range than ever, and the prospect of a
resumption of negotiations for peace is very distant.
Lord Clarendons letter to British representatives
at foreign Courts shows that all thoughts of peace
are abandoned by the Governments and it even
appears that the British people, despite of Mr..
Cobdens views. are willing to endure the evils of a
protracted, unnecessary, exhaustng and inglorious
war.
1t is now admitted that peace was prevented by
Napoleon Ill, and it was before known that Eng
land was dragged into the war by him. Yet the
war is unpopular in France-so much so that
Napoleon is reluctant to call for extraordinary
levies, which will soon be necessary.
While Pelissier and Simpson are wasting their
strength in apparent inactivity before Sebastopol,
the Russians are taking care to make another
Crimea in Asia Minor. They have probably taken
measures to seize upon Kers and Erzeroum, and
will soon be masters of Turkey in Asia, thus being
enabled to threaten Constantinople itself, with as
much power as they could by the exclusive posses
sion of the principalities and of the Crimea The
Turkish power is too feeble to afford any resistance
to the Russians in Asia Minor. Erzeroum is
situated in the midst of very fruitful country and
the Russians will, through its possession, be
enabled to increase their supplies for the main
tenance Of the war in that quarter.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-25
barbecue at Lockport.

| The friends of the American cause gave bar
becue at Lockport on Monday last The weather
was suspicious, and the place selected was beau.
tiful. The platform was erected in an elegant
cypress grove in the rear of the village, and the
underbrush having been previously cleared away
and the trees whitewashed, the place had lively
and pleasing appearance. Ample accommodations
had been prepared for the ladies' a large number
of whom graced the occasion with their presence,
and bestowed upon it their smiles Of approval
About IL o'clock, the meeting was called TO
order by Col J. S. Williams nominating DR.. Louis
DeShields to preside, which nomination was
unanimously acquiesced in. The necessary number
of Vice Presidents, and two Secretaries were then
named
Free discussion was the order of the day, the
ants having been invited to defend themselves on
the occasion. They represented by COL
John c. Beatty, and Louis Bush, Esq. The discus
sion was opened by Mr.. Beatty, who opposed
Know Nothingism in speech of some length, and
by no means void of eloquence, in the English
language Mr. Williams then appeared and spoke
for nearly an hour in reply. He made some ten
strikes" in the course of his address, which was
received with thunders of applause throughout.
Mr.. Bush followed, and advocated the cause of the
ants in French. Mr.. Louis Duvignaud, Of New
Orleans, then arose to make the closing address,
which he did in his most eloquent style, in the
French language. This effort of Mr. DIS is said
by those who were able to understand and appre-
ciate that beautiful language, to have been most
mastery and convincing; and ranks as one Of the
best speeches of the present canvass.
After the speaking was concluded the company
adjourned to partake of most sumptuods dinner,
which had been prepared in the best STYLE and was
attacked with gusto that went far to prove that
the participants were not SO deeply absorbed in
politics to make them forget the cravings Of the
inner man.
Everything passed off with the utmost decorum,
and the best of feeling, far as appearances went.
We have been informed that the Know Nothing
ranks were increased by the addition of between
sixty and seventy new members, during the day.
We noticed that some of Sans friends appeared
very happy when they returned home, and we
naturally concluded something must have pleased |
them.
The opposition are to give grand barbecue at
he same place on Wednesday, the Goth inst, at
which time free discussion is invited.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-25
Telegraphic Foreign News.
RACHEL ARRIVED!

New YORK. August 22d.-The Pacific reached
her dock at + o'clock this morning, during dense
fog which defeated the intention of a public re-
ception to Madame Rachel who was a passenger.
The War.
Omar Pasha has been appointed General-ln-
Chief of the Turkish troops in Asia.
The seige of kars continues without definite
result.
The report in Paris that Revel, had been sue
cessfully bombarded, probably originated in the
assemblage Of the Allied fleet in the Baltic, with
the supposed immediate intention of attacking
Hesingfors.
The French Government has issued an inflated
account of conspiracy of Legitimsts in Spain, to
excite an instruction in France, and thereby
further the ends of Russia.
It is now definitely stated, though still considered
doubtful, that Spain will furnish contingent of
$4,000 troops for the war, who are to be paid by
France and England.
1t was stated that Legimist conspiracy,
favorable to Russia, had been discovered in Spain.
Portugal.
Portugal, it is also said, will furnish 10000 men
in the same manner.
Italy.
The Italian General Pope is dead.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-25

az The New York Crusader, which processes
to speak for the Roman revoutonists in the north
ern States has a statement labeled "highly i'm
portant!" to the effect that formidable insurrec-
ton is about to spring up in the whole of Southern
Italy, under auspices which give every promise of
success. Sardinia at the North, it says will march
against Austria. Garibaldi, Gavazzi Manin, Cen
eral Pepe and other eminent Italians, have been
notified to be ready at the first blast of the trumpet
large number Of Italian exiles, who have been
in New York for some time past, returned to Europe
recently to act their part in the demonstration.
We are assured also that this is not the work of
sect, but the understanding of all the friends of
Italian redemption, who intend to fight this time,
not for special form of government but for
the independence and nationality of their father
land
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-25

BosroN Posr OFF1cE.-It is said there are more
letters come to the Boston Post Office than to any
other city in the Union, in proportion to the popu-
laton. The Telegraph has the following item:
The largest mail ever received at the Boston
Post Office was that which arrived last evening
from New York and the South It weighed
fourteen and a half tons, and required an extra
baggage car for its conveyance. 1t was taken
from the Worcester depot to the Office in six
wagon loads! About one-third as much more of
the same mail was left over at New York, from
impossibity to furnish means for its transport in
that train. Package Master Fuller saw this vast
pile safely delivered. A large proportion Of this
matter was Congressional and Department docu-
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-25
Succession Of Euzeline Champagne, deceased wie d
George FuiGO,n
GHCGESSI0N SAIE-STATE OF I0GIS-


~ iana-Fifth District Ceurt-Pa ish Of Lafourche.
In the and by authority Of the Fifth Judicial
Court sitting in and for the parish Of LafOnrche there wa
be offered for sale at public auction by Mathnrn Boufe
Sheriff and anctioneer duly qualified and in and 10,
the parish Of Lafourcbe the premises situated in
parish on the right hank of bayou Lafourche about eens
miles below the town Of Thitodaux, on THURSDAY. IN
9th OF SEPTEMBER, 1855. at 10 O'clock the follow
ing described property to-wit:
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in said parisn,
on the right bank Of bayou Lafourche, about eight m
below the town Of Thbodaux measuring three arpents
or less 'front.' by forty arpens in depth bounded above
lands Of Arsene Champagne, and below by lanes Of bo
Lacrox together with all the buildings and improvemn"
thereon.
JULIA. negro woman, aged about IS years, and ~
child an infant. a
CACGA, negro man, aged about Al years.
CORN. Rice Horned Cattle, Horses Hogs. and gene"
assortment Of Household Furniture. -.
TERMEs AND CONDITIONS moveabes payable ahs W..
under ten dollars Cash, and all sums Of and exceeding
dollars in rch next the land and slaves payable b
one third in all and each Of the months Of March o.
years 1856, 1851 and 1885, The purchaser furnishing =
and approved security and all sums not paDctuay
maturity to bear eight per cent per annum nseeas
maturity the land and slaves to remain specially s
and hypohecaed with vendors privilege until fuD ana sp
payment. o6-uds u. BOUh0, sn"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-25
Diversion of Trade.

Our exchanges have of late been teemine
with diversions of trade, from New Orleans by
the new routes opened to Charleston, New
York, Boston, etc A new feature has oc-
Cured to-day-the steamer Edward Walsh,
from st. Louis, has on board 1000 barrels OF
-four, consigned to Messrs. Price, Converse
Co., for Rio, being portion of large contracts
made at st. Louis and Alton for said market
1t is said to be composed of the best brands in
the West, and will be landed at the Brooklyn
Warehouses, Algiers, for immediate reshipment;
and not being exposed to the weather or in
jury by drayage, will no doubt be fair speci-
men on arrival at Rio, of the condition in which
merchandise and produce can be transhipped
by way Of New Orleans.
From the successful prosecution of the New
Orleans and Opelousas Railroad, under its
present able management, we will reach a
point by the LIST November, that will divert a
large portion of sugar and molasses to New
Orleans, formerly shipped to Northern ports in
small class vessels from Atchafalaya, at a
saving Of from 81 so to So so per hid, in
Guiding the charge Of transportation by rail-
roads.
From an article in the Thibodaux Minerva.
we observe that the Brooklyn Warehouse Com
pany propose to accommodate $4,000 hhds.
sugar, and have now buildings and ground
covered with platforms for said amount, and
have wharves extending on the upper and lower
side Of the Opelousas Railroad Of over 1900
feet, being more than the space now occupied
in the city for sugar and molasses. They also
have the advantage Of extending it to an indef-
mite limit, by crossing street Of SO feet, on
which buildings will be erected to meet the
demands Of the Road and the planters. With
the facilities offered the planters of the South
and the farmers of the West, we have nothing
to fear of diversion Of trade from New Or
leans.-N. O. Commercial Bulletin.
We call the attention Of the public to the
advertisement Of the Brooklyn Warehouse Com
pany in another column.-Ed. Minerva.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-25

a. Amongst other acts passed BY the quasi.
Legislature Of Kansas is one requiring that settlers
from Massachusetts, shall take an oath Of allegiance
to the Constitution and laws Of United States, the
fugitive slave law, and the organic act Of Kansas
Territory included; and that they should support
the laws enacted by the Territorial Legislature Of
Kansas, for which they should pay fee Of three
dollars, else they should be debarred from the
elective franchise The people Of all other States,
by paying tax Of one dollar, 49, regard to
the length Of time they hare rerns - purpose
to remain are soenjoy an equal privilege With them
and that without tie necessity o. taking IN oath,