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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01
The Eleetlona To-rIorrorr.

Elections take place in seven States to morrow
Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts,,
Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin. Members Of Con.
gresa are to be elected in ALL and in most Of them
members Of the Legislature and State officers n the
telegraph lines are in good working order probably We
sha nave some interesting and exciting intelligence to
communicate to our readers on Wednesday morning
Ii the elections turn ont fayorably for the Democracy
tne Administration will retain small majority in the
House Of Representatives II they result unfayoraby
the BLACK Republicans will unquestonably obtain the
control Of the popular branch Of our National Heqis-
Iature--a consnmmation deYoutly to be deplored
Respecting the result in Delaware we can say little
or nothing Probably an Administration Democrat
will be chosen. In New Jersey we should not be znr
prised if the anti-Administration party succeeds.
The contest will be close imagine, from the earn
est appeals Of the last New York Tribune to the Free
soilers to rally" As for the great commonwealth
of New York, we presume the regular Democratic
ticket, State and Congressional Ito large extent
will be elected, but by plurality vote The Blaci
Republicans are running State ticket, the regula
Abolitionists have candidate for Governor in th,
person Of Gerrit Smith, and the so-callad American
have their State ticket which they are supporting
with great deal OF newspaper zeal and atdor. II
some Of the Congressional Districts fusion between
the Republicans and Americans has been effected
but not in many. Even il the Democrats triumph
the chances are ten to one that the aggregate Of the
opposition vote will vastly outnumber theirs Massa
chusetts will go Freesoil as matter Of course. Hi
nois for more than three months, has been mighty
political battlefield. Such struggle before the peo
pie was never before known Douglas has put forth
gigantic efforts and in many respects his canvass has
been marked by peculiar as well as by grand charac
teristcs. EnVironed on all sides by the hordes Of
Abolitionism and Freesoilsm, hunted down by the
mnions Of the Administration with hatred actually
appalling in its ruthessnes his friends prosecuted
ostracsed and turned out OF Office be has never fall
tered or flinched for an instant There has been
nothing craven or cowardly about him. The greater
the odds the heavier the blows be showered about
him. The more bitter and numerous the maledctions
beaped upon him, the louder, clearer and ercer, his
notes of defiance The bravery, manhood and true
chiyalry, with which he has fought through the des
perae contest drawing to its close, goes far to-
wards redeeming the grievous fault be committed
last winter and extorts tribute of respect even from
lifelong opponents, such as we are 1t is doubtful
how the conflict will terminate The shave will be
close one either way. Michigan and Wisconsin are
as sure to go Freesoil as dog is to return to bis
yomit.
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EgtaL gNteIIianfe.



THs KEArHER,-W Warm, bright, and pleasant, was
Saturday. Cloudy was the latter part Of Saturday
night, and yesterday morning came along with Q
emily rain. After the rain, followed sunshine added
with cloud and cloud added with sunshine, with
changes oE temperature from warm to chilly and
eaiily 70 warm about every hour. In the afternoon
there was one good delicious blaze Of genial sun.
Shine, which all the town turned o1t 10 enjoy but
the sun set at last behind thick bank Of clouds,
auguring badly for serene All Saints festival 10.
day clear sunset being an almost nfalIjbe prog.
nosticaton Of clear sunrise on the morrow. As We
write this, the clouds have disappeared and tie stars
twinkle like diamonds set in an ocean Of ebony. and
we hope for clear ALI Saints Day but hardly ez.
pect it For ten years past, to our knowledge each
1st of November 1as been beautiful day and
should to-day not follow suit. why, wen make amen.
Of it, that's all.
TIE FEyER-It is our pleasure to be able to record
this (Monday) morning decided and cheering down.
ward step in the protracted ravagss Of the yellow
fever. As reported by the Board of Health, the
total deaths by the fever for the twentyouF hours
ending Friday noon, numbered 10. For the twenty
four hours ending Saturday noon we have no report
the Office Of the Board Of Health being closed when
We called there yesterday. As far as reported, the
mortality by the fever during the week was as fol-
/ intsa
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UDoLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer,
n. MGJLGrd,

E9. .UGLLNrd,
MANUFACTURER OF RICH FURNITURE,
And
Importer of Housekeeping Goods,
81 Royal and 50 Bienvle streets,
Informs his friends that he has just returned
tour Europe with stock of goods in his line which
been eXceed Ia this city 1t consists part Of
EBONY, ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNlTUREi
RICH FURNITURE DAAtASKS;
LACE CURTAIN STUFFS; CANnELABRAS;
sTATUARY, AND UPHOLSTERY GOoDs-Au kinds
- Also
BEDROOM AND PARLOR SETS of entirelyuew patterns,
made here The public invited to call and examine
P. MALLARD,
o. 2plm Nos. 61 Roya and 30 BienviIIe streets.
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TO the Citizens
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,


After years experiment in the Manufacture of Gin
fortunately succeeded in the year lS making discovery
in its manufacture by which it deprived of It's acrid
iniaumaory propertie and rendered perfectly pure
SIy mandatory is scheidam, Holland After several
months reflection what title to give it. introduced the
American public under the title of " WOLFEs SCHEIDAM
AROMATIC sCFNAPPS.n Scheidam Is the name of the
place in Holland where the Gin is manufactured aromatic
derives its from the Italian Juniper berry with which
favored and the word schnappsn is the German for
drn-cogue, dram-Wolfe'5 schcdam aromatic drink. No
had my schnspps been introduced the American pub
ic received with appreciation, than the quormxers Of
New York Boston and Philadelphia started pursuit with
their mixed and poisonous stuff, under
several instances my labels have been perfectly initiated
with only the addition Of few letters plead technical
avoidance Of the law and carefully prepared impose
careless purchasers understand large quantity has been
purchased by the merchants of New Orleans the
ceapness Of the stuff Two dollars per dozen for the quarts
and dollar and dozen for the pnts being the
wholesale price in New York. 1t is nothing but American
whisky favored with the Oil Of Juniper and reduced thirty
per below proof merchant who participates indirectly
in the fraud by selling the spurious article much Of
fender rs the principal who planned the imposition,
hope every respectable citizen who values the health Of the
community in which he lives will aid in erreng out and
exposing the unscrupulous merchant who for the
cents will pat in jeopardy the lives of the community which
be lives Such should be nailed the pory Of public
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family physician kin you tell me how it is that some
folks Is born dumb ~ "Why, hem why, certainly,
madam replied the doctor; "it is owing to the fact
that they came into the world without the power Of
speech" LA, me II remarked the old ia3y, NOW
Just see what it is to have physical edicato I've
asked my old man more nor hundred times, that ere
same thing, and all could ever git out Of him was
'kase they is. Well I am glad axed you, for
never should died satisfied without known t.n
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For .qgg.S0islts' E3agy.

FOR sale at the most moderate prices in this city
Ar
MI CHON & DESP PORTES
2OO.........,...RoYAL sTREET............. 200
WREATHS-In Pearl consisting Of an assortment of oil de.
signs and sizes in Felt style in Velvet with
scrptons in Feathers Of all sizes Immoas with aud with
out inscriptions; Sentiments, beautiful style.
FELT and VELVET CROSSES, with inscriptions,
GARLANDs of all colors.
BOUQUETS black and various eolors, beautiful style.
VASES, for tombs with inscriptions
RURAL BASKETS, etc.
BLACK GLAZED PAPER, for ornaments
FANCY PAPER etc. for artificial flowers.
This establishment afford sell the articles cheaper
hRn any other bonse Of the kind in this city having made
purchases IN Europe extraordinarily prices oil 2pnl
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Wire MURDER.-on the oath inst. an Irishman,
named John Calvin stabbed his wife with jack
knife in five places, in Brooklyn. One Of the wounds
WAS pronounced mortal, and he was arrested.
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WoMAN's ToNeUB.-At the last term of the Logan
Va, County Court, Mr.. Steele recovered verdict
for 900 against Mr. Huley for abuse of his wife
by HIS wife. Steele afterwards generously released
the whole judgment saying it was his wites charac
ter, not money, for which be began the suit.
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morning up to O'Clock last evening were, by the
Texas 1852 bales Eclipse, 5000 Cora Anderson,
524 Indian, ia; Republic, 1856 Capitol, 524
Nebraska, 2,699 Milton Relf, 572; Sun Flower,
378 Jackson Railroad, 1,l68-total, 14,l92 bales
The Jackson Railroad brought in on Friday night
liza bales. The receipts for the corresponding days
last year, from all sources, were ,223 bales.
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FIRST DISTRICT NIGHT soHooLs.-The different
night schools for the First District open for the
season this evening, the hours for tuition being
from halfpast six to nine o'clock each night, and
those who attend being required to attend the school
nearest their place of residence. The advertised no
tee of the Superintendent in another column, sets
forth all the particulars necessary to those interested
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REMOVAL OF THE MOBILE MAZE LINE AGENCY
Change of Hor.-Shippers and others dealing with
the Mobile Mail Line will take notice of two import
ant things, to.wit The Office Of R. Geddes, the
agent, has been removed from No, 10 Bank Place to
No. 80 Gravier street and on and after to-day the
boats to leave the arrival of the O'Clock cars
The schedule is published in full in our advertising
1anortrnant
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HOWARD LODGE No. 49, l. 0. 0. F.-A speciaI
meeting of this Lodge is called for this evening at
o'clock. The object is to pay fraternal visit to one
of their sister lodges, Union No 6, in the form re.
Gently authorized by the Grand Lodge of the United
States The call of the N. G. is advertised elsewhere
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Truth is considerably cracked up as virtue. and
yet we know of nothing that would sooner make
nuisance Of man. Speak the truth of everybody
you meet, and where would your bed be? LII The
mud gutter about half the time.
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As that gallant can best affect passion for one
woman who has no true love for another so he that
has real esteem for any of the virtues can best
assume the appearance Of them all.
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Married happiness is a glass ball The glad couple
play with it during the honeymoon till falling it is
shvered and the rest Of life is too often wrange as
to which broke it.
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.Eeffet.snll .laCYfEea1lal

Jefferson academy,
No. So BOURBON STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Conducted by @. d. Lord.
This establishment open for the reception OF pupils and
the arranged for the winter poss
BILE. Parents having put to school invited call
and see the establishment ola 2plm
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An Irish lady in her will, ordered her body to be
burned after her DEATH as she was afraid Of being
buried alive.
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Ifthree feet make yard, how many will it take to
make garden
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CHTLDREN's CLOTHING.
Children's Faucy Velvet CUTAWAYS
FROCKS for BELTS.
Scotch Plaid Gas.
Velvet and Cashmere Grecfau sACS.
Fancy Velvet SUITS, kree breeehes.
Cloth
French sACs AND JACKETS.
SUITS, for Shirt Jackets.
Highland SUITS.
Colored SUITS, Grape Vine Borders
Fancy Cloth ToGAs.
and Plain Cloth CLOAKS.
OYER-SACS.
VESTS SUITS.
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JapGnned EV'are.
CHAMBER SETS,
WATER AND sLOP PALS,
FOOT TUBS, ETC., etc.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT.
sAML E. MOORE & co.,
40 Camp street.
R3- GOODS SENT TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
FREE OF CHARGE. o25 2ptf
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Gas Fixtures.

HENDERSON & GAINES,
No. 100 Canal street,
Are opening complete assortment Of GAS CHAN
DELIERs PENDANTS, BRACKETS ETC., Of ...
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE,
ranging from the lowest priced upwards.
When desired they will put up without charge
Be4 gpF
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BI-sULPHITE OF LIME

4OE9EtsRDGS
b L S U l. p Fl I TIE OF LIN e.
The proprietor of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM.
ICAL WORKS anxious 10 dappont Of the regular
toners Of the establishment compelled iii view the diff
Guilty anticipated of filing the nnprecedenedIy large orders
that being daily received inform all the old patrons
the BI-SULPHITE OF LIME manufactured at the great
Southern Works. that unless they their early
them eligible place the order books
disappointment may be experienced in their receiving which
would be veXaous to both parties Already preparations have
been completed the Works having at least
FORTY THOUSAND BARRELS OF THE BI-sULPHITE
prepared but this large quantity would
cent unusually heavy the orders received from old
customers and many ones who heretofore either
employed this valuable deecator have procured it
from other manufactures
The strength the BIsULPHTE now being manufactured
at the Southern Chemical Works of H. BONNABEI will be
found uniform and of greater strength than any other PERIOD
pains expense having been spared bring this nvaua-
BILE chemical product perfection possible to
make worthy of The high character the Southern Works have
already secured with the Sugar Planters of the State.
Planters desrous to have the GENUINE BI-sULPHITE
OF LINE, manufactured at the Southern Works should spe
cly particularly in their orders through their merchants
address themselves directly to
H. BoNNABEL,
No. 6 Front Leyee,
ola 2ptf&W between Cnstomhouse and Biehville sts
Boots, Shoes nascg RBr0gGme.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchine BOOTS 8uss.l
BROGANs, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf, straw ana Oar
peaoby HATS ct the lowest market prcesb
FROST Il CO.,
10 Magazine stroSI
HATS, OAPs, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
Weareconstantlyr SIX Fu
Cashmere Panama Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican snc
Wool HATS, atthe lowest market prices, by
FROST 4 CO.,
iyls2p8w NolO Magazine street.
.MorNt1ag Star Cigar Store,
No. 10 CAMP STREET,
THE Cd OR E d E LA CRUZ,
Proprietor.
R5F. THE BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS ALWAYS ON
HAND. se2l 2p8m
Il. Career COmppGpev's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS
The undersigned sole manufacturers under r. O6RyRRt
patents of 1885 845 and 8 have permanently established
Office and Warehouse at No. 10 GRAVIER STREET and ar,
prepared furnish Planters Merchants any
Of this celebrated GIN.
They deem it unnecessary detats advantages aver o
its uumberess practical auhoespo
using it. suicisn;o confirm it's high reputation, snd
mRket adoption still more general.
n8 2ply E. CARVER COMPANY.
French Pey.fumery.
Just received by ship Heidelberg from Haye large and
complete assortment of PERFUMERY.
LION & PINSARD,
o4 2Dt 66 and 68 Royal street.
French COrsets!
large assortment Of FRENCH CoRsETs, Of all sizes
and styles, just received by
LION & PINsARD,
Of 2pB GO and IS Royal street, corner Bienvlle,
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Fashionable CJ0ihjng.

~ OOSSs ~A1CtSRGDe4- ger y O'3
UTHERN
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
81 Camp street, New Orleans.
All styles of RAILING for Cemeteries, Galleries. Balconies
Offices, Verandas ETC. etc, from the igLest and
graceful, to the heaviest and most elaborate designs.
IRON FOUNTAINS, VASES sTATuARY, LIONS, DOGS
Dragons, etc.
IRON SETTEES CHAIRS TABLES STOOLS, BRACK-
cts, Lamp Posts Flower Stands, Horse Troughs, Hay
Racks Hchg Posts, Carriage Gates, Tree Boxes etc.
IRON STAIRS Straight and Spiral.
CAST IRON MAUSOLEUMs of beautiful design and finish.
CORINTHIAN CAPS. COLUMNS, etc, etc.
Our facilities for executing any and every article
in the Ornam na Iron way second nome invite
the attention Of the pubc list of Designs 800
number confident that while their will be suited
work will combine all the requisites of beauty and substantial
construction.
wareroomNo. 81 Camp street. Foundry and Machine
Shop-No. 247 Tchoupitouas street
WooD PERoT, WooD, NIITENBERGER & Co,
jyl6 2p6m Philadelphia New Orleans
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VESTS.
YOUTHS Black and Fancy silk VESTS.
Black aud GolOred Cloth
=. Black Satin
Cashmere and Fancy Cas-
Fancy Silk Plush
Black and ColoFed silk Velvet VESTS.
Tweed and YaeEcia
White Mnrseilles
BOYS Fancy and Black silk VESTS.
Black, Blue, Brown and Greea Cloth VESTS.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere
e. White Marseies
Fancy Velvet
Fancy Tweed and Valencia
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COATS.

Youths Black, Blue, Brown and Green Cloth FROCKs
=. SACs
=. FROCK sACs.
Gray, Brown and Drab Cashmere BUSINESS
COATS.
Youths Check Stripe and Plaid BUSINESS COATS.
Youths Castor Cloth, Beaver Cashmere OVER COATS.
Youths French Pilot and Lion Skin Reversible OVER
sACS
Yoahs Pepper and Salt Cashmere Suits with and without
Stripes.
Youths Check Gray and Brown Suits, wish and without
Stripes
Youths Cashmere and Rob Roy BUSINESS JACKETS.
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JOuUtn GIOUes---JOuUitG GIOUes.
Just Received
A large assortment of JoUyIN's KID AND BUcKsKIN
GLOVES, Of all sizes and coors.
Also
complete assortment of Silk Plush Lined Cashmere and
Wooden GLOVES, Buckskin GAUNTLETs, ETC.
LION & PINSARD,
&c and 68 Royal street.
ol8 2ptf corner of Bienvle
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wzFoEEsAzE AvD RE zAEE,

A very large stock Of
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN's FURNISH
ING GOODS, SHIRTS, ETC, ETC,
All of which will be sold at reasonable prices.
Parents Guardians and Others respectfully invited
examine BOYS CLOTHING before purchasing as they
will find it much to their interest.
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SHIRTS,


SHIRTS.
Youths and Boys White SHIRTS new styles.
Fancy
Check
Children's SHIRTS, White and CoIored every style.
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN,s FUR
NISHING GOODS.
Merino UNDERsuIRTs all qualities and styles
Canton Flannel
Nett Cotton -
Flannel
Merno DRAWERS.
Canton Flannel =
Nett Cotton -
Flannel
Plain Twilled Cotton DRAWERS all qualities and styles.
CRAVATs AND TIES,
Black and Fancy SILK SOCKS,
White Brown and Fancy GLOVES
CASHMERE CLOTH :.
MER1NO and BuCKSKIN :.
UMBRELLAS.
Black and Colored silk, efopening.
:. Paragon Frames.
:. Bamboo and Whalebone,
=. Bingham, all qualities.
Cotton
CANES.
Of FRENCH ENGLISH and AMERICAN
OF Ebony, Zebra Bamboo, Malacca, Whaebone Hickory
etc. with Gold, Silver Cornelian, Pearl and Carved
Ivory Heads.
TRUNKS, VALIsES, CARPET-BAGs, etc.,
manner.
Real Sole Leather, all sizes.
I'm.
English Travelling, :.
Wood Fol0s,
Ladies' Travelling,
Genuine Sole Leather yALIsEs, all sizes.
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YOUTHS, BOYS AND cHmDREN's Ful

UMBR RELLAS.
Black and Colored Silk Self. Opening.
=. Paragon Frames.
=. Bamboo and Whnlebone,
=. Bingham, all qualities.
Cotton :. :.
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBER.
g 4s5 PRIzEs!g

NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NzHH TICKETS
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sapafa b Cos
L LOTTERIES TRIUMPHANT:

The following sehome will be drawn by s. SWAN + 90 +,
Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery Georgn, IN each
Of their Single Number Lotteries November 1885 AU
GusTA Georgia. in public, under the superintendent OF
Commissioners
Glass 40 Draws Saturday, November 6, 1858.
Glass Al Draws Saturday November l3, 1853.
Glass 42 Draws Saturday, November 20, 1858.
Glass 43 Draws Saturday, November n, 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBER.
FIFTY ThOusnnd TIckets.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NrHA TICKETS
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SHIRTS
Youths and Boys White SHIRTS, new styles.
Fancy
Check
Cbidrsnrs SHIRTS Whita ana Coored every sty1e
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HATS, GAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
Weareconstanty silk Fu
Cashmere Panama, Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf, Mexican snt
Wool HATS, atthe lowest market prices, by
FROST 4 CO.,
jyls2p&W No.lO Magazine street.
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CANES.
Of FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN
OF Ebony Zebra. Bamboo, Maacca, Whnlebone Hickory
etc, with Gold, Silver, Cornean, Pearl and Carved
Ivory Heads
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Boots, Shoes Nss6 BrogGme.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchine BOOTS Russ.l
BROGANs, Wool, Mexican Palm Leaf sraw ana Oar
peaohy HATS, ct the lowest market prices, by
FROST j. CO.,
No. 10 Magazine EtreSt
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

cunstrncA - abrfigc az Infringe asly right oi
.e people : rst.sl in the constitution. VI Kan
sas at ;til tilis alteT, rclgnl or abOsa tiIeiI
& I'm o. soseramene iH such a EnanHer Is they
10 y I'll K proper. e ,Bgress HEREBY ais-laim-
ing ~ authority to intervene OE declare the
csasstrilctiUanf the E JlEstitutiol q any State
exceus to see that tse n pgbli an IN form, and
nbt IN eoniiict with the onstitsition of the I'm
ited States; and nothing in tllis act shall Ia
construed a. an assent BY C0Rgress 70 all or q
any q The propositions or Claims contained IN
thaardinamce annexed 10 the said Constitution
ofthe people of Kansas. nor to deprive the said
State Of Kansas Of the same grants, if hereafter
made, which were contained in the act Of Con-
gress entitled "An act to authorize the people
of the Territory of Minnesota to form a cOnsti-
tuition and State government preparatory to
admission into the Union on an equal footing
with the original State" approved February
26th, 1857.
Sec. 3. Aud be it further enacted, That un-
I'll the next general census shall be taken, and
an appurtionmcnt of representatives made, the
State OF Kansas shall be certified To ono repre-
sentative in the House of Representatives of the
United States
Sec. T. And be il further enacted, That
from and after the admission Of the State oi
Kansas, as iIeTeinbefore provided, all the laws
of the Unitei States which are not locally in
applicable shall nave the same force and effect
within that State as in other States of the I'm
ion; and the said State is hereby constituted a
judicial district Of the United States, within
which district court, with the like powers
and jurisdiction as the district court of the Un-
tied States for the district Of Iowa, shall be es-
tablished; the judge, attorney, and marshall
of the Erited States for the said district Of Kan
sas shall reside within the same, and shall be
entitled to the same compensation as the Judge,
attorney, aud marshal a. The district Of Iowa.