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Show tj I t I act, no person shall be compvtcut to serve, about the chances of amassing a Thence to Calcutta, 3,500 miles, in firs Como hess, 2d Session. : r lli II. 1089. I 'either as grand or petit jurors who believes auchlcu fortune if certain little dif- fourteen clays,-iu, advuoates, or practices bigamy, .Thence to Bombay, 1,219 miles, In ' can ficulties be obviated. or polygamy, and upon, (bat v two j TUESDAY MORNING, FER 15. days. fact We hope our eastern friends will by examination oo voir appearing to in Thence LT TVS C3C73 C7 REKlC3iATlYE3. Cairo, 8,600 miles, or dir utberwiee, each erson shall sot make a note of this that The West twelve days. be OFFICIAL PAPER ern Wilds are no more. FzaztusT 3, 187a permitted to nerve as a juror, And to Thence to Alexandria, 100 miles, ' The all criminal trials each ot the parties shall five hours. Read twice, referred to the Committee on have tbe ol the City, County , Ter--i Frontier Is among things that InThence right to challenge peremptorily to Marseilles, 1,800 miles, - - the Territories, and ordered to bo United the aud ix the of wltory, petit jurors. jxr States. were, and that America with the In six days. printed.And be it further enacted. That 8xo. )1. Thence to Havre, via Paris and exceptions of Utah and Jersey, are for bigamy, concubinin all ' 676 miles, in thirty hours. Ur. Cmxojt, cm leave, introduced the age orproeecotiona lawful wife of the the thoroughly explored and nearly Rouen, adultery, Thence to New York home following bill: WESTWARD nO! witness to accused be shall a subdued. competent again 3, 100, miles, In nine days.1 1 both the first and , subsequent marprove Thus swinging round the circle, riage or marriages of her hasbaud, . but wncrmis riUTUL rtcmctrtc 23,739 miles, In seventy-seve- n Warsaw Rtnoasor was. days iu laws tbe for no other pari ose. In aid of the execution of the and twenty-on- e ECiDiTncDLCiUTiifl hours, sternly travel. 8zc. 12. And be it further enacted. That for other end Territory of Utah; t .t . whereas marriage iu said Territory of Utah ion kxwt- -x , I , Yesterday, for the first time-i. purpose. rests ajiely on the contract of the parties, Questions otm Right. Mr, Bnckland, he history of Utah, was a free ballot Doras rca tqkisst wd by the Senate and House of no followed cohabitation, there - Utah Tri-Wee- Ucporttr. kly . oon-eubin- ag ' - 1 , r- , . - ; aim-tCLTisniEs- as , !: ' , Rep-resentuti- cs RUTARiSO r F63JTEX : worst. t Tlie Chicago Tribune of the Oth Inst, gives a very illumed account of acal&ray of some 250 men, women and children, taking their de burg for parture from that r far-fam- 1 ufresher ed field and pasture new in the western wilds of southern Colorado. The Tribune man say every mothers son of them were armed to tho teeth and supplied with rations for a protracted voy nge. That from the terminus of the Railroad in Colorado, some 150 miles from, their located colony, they are to be furnished with a military escort to beat back the bloody savages. That ambulances will be furnished by the Government .to convey them hence. That tents will be furnished them to live in till such time ns they can make, it convenient to build more substnn ' tial habitations. That they will Ik? -- v opened in Balt .Bake City, where jeople could support who thpy choose for. a given office without the ring knowing just how each party voted. On account of the disgraceful demonstration of the Brighamitesat the Godbeites meeting last Thursday, serious trouble was anticipated yesterday, though up to the time of our going to press Iut night nothing definite - was learned. Bhould tho Godlndtcs insist upon spreading, n free ballot and guarding It as such the election is more than likely to terminate in bloodshed. Taken altogether tills is certainly one of tlfe most notable 'events In the history of Utah. Hod any set of men of a corresponding number now engaged even hinted such a thing twp years ago they would linve been burned at the fstake or other scene of torture, and there paid theixmalty of opposition to the hierarchy insldo of four mid twenty hours, os did the Morisitcs a few years since. we believe that is the tiarae of the gentle- man who had Brooklyn in charge at the time of his escape la t Tbnrsd-ty- , call ed on ns oo Saturday and aked. wbat right we had to say, or 'reason to think, he let his prisoner escape on purpose. Adding that be was not in with the thl vea at all and had no intentions of iettlug the man get away anyhow, ; .That he was a table gentleman and a stranger here,' and that he did not wish oar citizens to form a wrong opinion of him. Iltving never seen Mr. I), before and only talking with him abont three miuatea this time and receiving the words from Us own m'ntb, that he wits a gentleman of respectability, we conld not well do otherwise than acknowledge his claims, and make the customary apology Mr. B. acknowledged that be 'tlionght Brooklyn's friends plaid it on him a little and gave the thief a chance to make his escape while they, were endeavoring to obtain a chaw of tobacco. That's all very well um far as Mr. B. is concerned, be being a peifeot stranger here, he was liable at first to fall in with A crowd that are uot what they sera to be at all tim , But may we inqnlre what right Mr. Patterson had to tarn a desperate criminal over to a perfect stranger, and that st Unger in no way authorized to act as constable, mardiul or other officer of the law? Our question will probably be answered by asking what right we have to meddle in the matter Anyway, which we cau not very cieArly answer just now, for we have about come to Ibe conclusion that a respectable party i Corinne, parhas no rights thft ticularly a jhirn-dis- t certain other public men are bound We would state, however, that our anthority and right to ask and answer questions lies in our profession, the duty of which is to keep the people posted at all times on what is of most iaterest to them, and this we shall endeavor to do at all times and under all circumstances so long as the privilege is entrusted to ns. re;' carefully' provided for in every particular by the officers of the society. lCU5 .tW CILL0I1 mix. That they will be guarded by the military with a Jealous cao, until in another part ofjo-dn- y Vpnpcr themselves. That they propagate will be found Mr. Culloms new effects all took their worldly they bill, or House Resoand wares, including chickens, pigs, lution, No. 1,089, introduced Feb horses, cattle, cats, dogs, &o., &c. 3d, 1870, read twice, ordered to be train. with them printed and recommitted to the We must confess, we rather ad- Committee on Territories. Tho mire the Chicagoans style of.eml-gratin- g, first bill introduced by Mr. Cullora, but to talk of pioneering on the 21st of December, tending to wilds of Colorado, western the the same end, was considered too at this late day, armed to the modest by some of the more cautious teeth, and the double precaution hence Its revision and of a military escort, sounds sort of the strengthening of the weak ludicrous to us, old, points discovered in the first. The that hare visited these same hill will probably be somewhat 41 as our cotems. western wilds, changed again before a final dispoterm jhem every yenr, for the last sition Is made of It, In order to betten or fifteen, as a summer resort. ter provide for the criminals and NEW ITEMS. Why, we have known ladles In little their victims when decisive action to or a dozen four is commenced. If Congress will jartles of three, Paris remains tranquil. saddle their horses, take their pic- pass it os enforce its and it is, A number of English war vessels are to just nic baskets, ijxJ, reel and a shot-gu- n provisions after It Is passed, it will be sold at the close of February. and go to the very same spot where suit us well euough and all the mo The travel westward from Omaha last these during (?) colonists are going nogomUt Mormons that havo any- week was uuusnaily heavy. and stay a month at a time to escape thing like true manhood left about A new politic it organization in New la called the L tbor League. Hampshire on the them. the monotony of city life anti-Morm- on-th- on e law-maker- trans-continenta- s, ls j t plains and In the mountains. This wet mountain district where the valorous Chicago colonists are long been a summer resort for weid thy Denverites, who caused it to be settled up some years since. Our hardy Chicago pioneers will probably be somewhat astonished when they arrive in wet mountain valley and find old, well o . formers Just packing the first crop of the season off to market, and others returning with pianos, Brussels carpet, and French- they are liable to meet Just such astonlsliers. This kind of talk Is all very well for the Tribune, and will probably receive considerable credit from its down-eareaders. It will undoubtedly put many a very nice old lady in a pickle, because her darling boy has gone west to brave tho perils of an unknown land as represented by tho Tribune ; yea Into the very Jaws of death Itself, or perhaps the loving embrace of ye gentle savage. Many a sleepless night will the darling scions doting parienf pass through, Imagining every now and then they see the awful and the the terrible scalping-knifpoisoned arrow buried deep in young Alphonsos noble . heart, when in fact, If they could just drop Into the western wilds about that time, they, would be more likely to find their brave and generous offspring making polished love to the belle of the period; driving a on tho Boulevard: building up a great city; planning some gigantic railroad or immigration enterprise; whirling In the mazy waltz, calling or betfor Champagne ting $2,000 on nary pair in a Oh no, friendly game of draw. Mr. Tribune your style of coloring up western life wont do out here, send such stuff to Jersey, and your extra edition 4wlth the latest from the four corners of the universe to us. We want late news here, none of your hushed up cock and bull stories, of the terrors of life on the frontier. That phrase frontier has long slnco become absolute with ua. If there is any enthusiastic aspirants for exploring honors left in the east they had bettor go somewhere else than the west, if thsy want to be first to trod a glvea coil. Any gentleman of any particular to the mountains th Amertzz, ex from Atosha to Booth ten Oorinne ica! by remaining In one that day trill surely see some Jived cnlt fifteen years ago; that know the oldest Inhabitant in the vicinity and can tell you all des-tined.'h- as , to-d- mirrors,-- nevertheless st , tom-a-haw- k, e, four-ln-ha- nd cock-tail- s, wish-informati- on fio r Rkm a uk a ule Weati i Kit. From all parts of the country comes the phenomenon reports of May in January, or in other words hoary vis-agwinter has failed to maintain its dignity and establish itself on the frozen throne during the usual season. The periodical rigors of our ed northern clime have not liecti experienced this season, consequently the savans aro much perplexed in getting tluir prognostications fulfilled. The popular theory that two seasons cannot be just alike, or a little more so, is likely to be soon exploded If this kind of weather holds out much longer.1 The winter n tiiis valley so far for 70 has been nearly a duplicate of 09. But this s nothing strange,1 for we are favored with about the same al-wa- Two Louisiana cotton pickeries were butnetTon the 10th mat. Lots, $100,000. Bullion in the B nk of France increased 1,000,000 franks during the past week. The English Government declines to promise a redu jtiou on the tobacco duties. Tbe,Q teen of Prussia gives $50,000 a vear iti chari'y. Tbe people give it nil buck in taxes. The revolution is Oust dyiug out in Nicaragua. The coffee crop in thut riate is an entire failure. A letter from Brussels say p rttas who intend to create a revolution in France meet regul irly in that city aud have already involved a targe number in the conspiracy. They positively declare that there is the greatest disaffection among tbe French soldiers, and several regiments can be relied npon to join the revolution whenever the word is given. , rnciAt- - ys OF THE UNITED STATES, modest, clear, cool, winter that we are now enjoying. PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE FOUTY FIRST CONUUtHS. This, however, is one of tho admis to not peculiar-tiesay valuable, rable, of the Great Basin, Public-N- o. 9 ) good-natur- ed Where sammers besaty 'midst of winter stajs, Aud winter's coolness, spile of summer's AN ACT to protect officials in govern' ment employ. . Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representative of tbe United States of America in Congress assembled, That uo JILL IR0C1D IDE WOULD. officer or clerk in the Uuited States govi ernment employ shall at anytime solicit Dew to Describe a Circle of Twenty-fot- rr contributions of other officials or employTli on Out d Sites, icd the Time ees in the government service for a gift or K Takes to Do It present to those in a superior official po. . . From lb Raw Fork Mali. sition; nor f hall any such officials or cler-csuperiors receive any gift or present The Erie Rai'.way company sent us a circular this morning, enclos- offered or presented to them as the contribution of those in government employ ing a statement of routes, time and receiving saluty than themselves; dixtuiccs embraced In making a nor shall a less r clerk make any officer any modern circuit ofthej globe. The donation as a or to any official gilt present circular says, and we agree with it. superior. Any officer or elerk that in all probability the time is any of the provisions of this bill violating be not distant when we shall see adver- summarily discharged from tbe shall governtised in our journals and on our ment employ. J t ,4f thoroughfares the novel announce1870. 1, February Approved, Tickets for ol . - -- - 4 State marshal of Utah Territory may appoint a deputy in each ot the judicial districts of said Territory; Providtd, That b fore any such deputy shall be authorized to enter upon the discharge of his duties, Lis appointment must be approved by the judge of the district court of the district for which aid deputy is Mpointed; and said deputy must take and subscribe tiie ssixte natb prescribed by law to be taken by the m initial, and give bond, with good and sufficient sureties to marshal in tbe penal sum of ten thousand dollars, conditioned for tin u thtul discharge of hts duties ns such deputy. And said appointment, approve', oath, and bond shall be eutered upon the j mrunls of said court. , That Hkc. 2. And be it farther enart-d- . it shall be (he duty of said marshal, iu iersou or by bis deputies, to attend the district ri iid supremo oourts of said Territory, antF'serve and exeentu all process, renl-erordois, judgments, or decrees or or di.euted by said courts, by any judge tbereof. , Sec. 3. And be it farther enadel. That the United States district attorney of said Territory may also Mppoint an assistant in each of tbe judicial districts of Hid Territory; l'rovidul. That before any such assistant shall enter upon the discharge of his duties, his appointment must, be approved by the presiding judge, of the district court of the district for which such assistant appointment is made; and saidsame oath must take and subscribe tbe prescribed by law to be taken by ib district attorney. Aud said appointment, approval, and oath shall be entered upou tbe journals of said Court. Sec. 4. And be U farther enarteil. That it Rhull be tbe duty of said district attorney, io person or by bis assistants lo attend all of the district court of said Territory, and perform the duties of prosecuting attorney in all crimiual cases ar sing in said courts. Sxa 5. And be it furthn enacted. That over only citizens of tbe United States, combe shall the age of twenty-oo- e year, petent to serve oa grand or petit jurors in said Territory. Sec. 6. And be it further enacted. That tbe grand jury of saij Territory aball consist of fifteen good and lawful men, twelve of whom concurring may find uud return a bill of iudictment , t Sec. 7. And be it further enact-d- . That at least twenty day before the time of Lidding each regular term of tbe district courts of s.dd Territory, in their respective districts, tbe United 8ttes marshal of said aball, Territory, or one of bis deputies, district i.i cuunt vtion with the clerk of the court for which a term is to be boldeu. select from the bfdy of the people ol said district thi ty nine good end lawful men having the necessary qualifications, to Hrvo as jurors, uud tu.ke a iid, iu writing, of the names of the enons s strlecud, and append then to a certificate, Rinting that said prsens have hy tin m been selected to act In the afreaid capacity,' and setti' g firth the court, district, and term of court for which theywore selected, which certificate shall le signed . hy the persons making such selecti-msaid said with and filed elerk; whereupon a vvnire, dirierk shall forthwith comrected tos tld marshal or his fifteen tbe summons permanding him to sons flint named on said list, to be and first day of appear in said court on thenamed in said tbe term tbereof (to be venire) lo nerve a grand jurors; also to issue a like veuire commanding said marshal, or bis deputy, to summon the repere ns ou said list to maining twenty-fou- r be and appear at said term to serve as pt tit selected and jurors, and the persons! soone full grand summoned shall constitute aud two full petit juii a; Prodded, That if ail or any number of the persons so selected and summoned ahull tail to appear, shall be excused by tbe court, or shall be challenged, or if for any other cause vrhfttevej it ahull become necesaary, the court, both iu the caae of the grand and petit jury,' may order ths pannrl to be filled by talesmen, summoned by the marshal or his deputy from tho body of the district or from the bystanders. 80. 8. .rind be it farther tnncinl. That, if, ntnny special or inljonmml term of the listrict courts ot said Territory, it shall Ijecoma necessary to have either a grand or t jury or btli, .after the juries for the regular term have from attendance, the presiding judge of th district court requiring the attendance of such jury or jnrieamny.j io his discretion, issne n special order requiring the nisrabal or one of. bis deputies, aud tbe clerk, to forthwith select and snimuou a jurj? or juries according to tbe foregoing provUious of this act. And any judge of the district cou its Tof tbe aid Territory of Utah is hereby nuthorizfd and empowered to appoint at each times and plaoes as be may deem expedient, nn many special terms of court in his district ns in bis opinion tbe necessities ot baab ness may, require, thirty "days notice to be given of the time aud place of bolding such special term in some newspaper in general circulation in said Territory, ' 80. 9. Anti be U further ennrtaL, That the said first jndicisl district shall embrace the oonntie of Millard, 8pcte Sevier, Fiote, Beaver, Iron, Washington,' Rio Virgin, and Kane, and that the regular terms of the court thereof aball be- held at tbe city of Beaver, in aaid county of Beaver commencing on the first Monday of Jnne in each year; That the said second judicial district aball embrace the counties of Tooele, Salt Lake, Utah, Wasatch, and Juab, and that the regnlar terms thereof shall be held at Salt Lake City, commencing on tbe i first Mondays of February. May, end September, io each year; That the third jndictal district shall embrace the eenntaee of Davie, Morgan, Summit, Boxeider, Cash, Weber and Rich, .and that the rgulr term thereof shall be . held at .Corinne, in aaid connty of Boxeider, and shall commence on the first. Mondays of January and Jane in each year: bat tbe time of commencing said regular terms of said everal ednrts .may be changed by tbe governor, when it aball appear to him that a 2met fiat wooId aceemmodate tbe jnde and the people of the said several districts better. XatxlQi AMU d fiercer emried. That in.erteshmt eases both tbe prosecution and tbe accused aball bare the right and privilege to ebaRenge, for eaoae, tbe y and polls, both of the grand and all prosecution for GdJt Jury, and to and tbe crimes specified iu this sit id ei t d-p- nty jn-ti- rajs." ment, Through Passage Around the world sold here; baggage checked for llong Kong, Calcutta, or Bombay ; only two changes to Shanghai. The statement of routes, times and distances referred to, takes the shape of a ticket a yard long, across the face of which is the painful Joke, Good tor one lesson in modern not good for passage. geography, but In The lesson geography is, however, instructive, and we are sure of the learning, if.not of the ride. We start from New York to do the circ!e.and we do It, in our imagination, In this fashion : To Bufiklo or Cleveland, - 423 or 025 miles by the Erie, in seventeen hours. . or twenty-fo-ur Thence to. Chicago, 6S8 orSSS or, fourteen miles, in twenty-on- e ' hours.1 . 420 to miles, in Thenee Omaha, twenty-thre- e hour. Thence to Cortnne, 1023 miles In Cfty-tw- o hours. Thenee to Ban Francisco, 04 hours. miles, In forty-on- e .Thence to Yokohama, 4,714 miles, in twenty-on- e days. Thenee to Hong Kong, 1,60 miles, In six days. of the Unitnl States of America in OunyrtsM assembled. That the United IVblxo No. 10. ' AN ACT to amend an act entitled An act to admit tbe State of Virgioia to representation in the Congress! of tbe United States. , Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United State of America in Congress assembled. That wbsnver the word oath" is used in the set entitled An set to admit tbe 8tate of Virginia to representation in the Congress of the United States.' it shall be construed to include an affirmation; and every person required by said act to take either of the oaths therein prescribed, who has religions or conscientious scrupled against taking an oath, may make and file m affirmation to the mane purport end effect : Provided, That all tbe paioa end penalties of perjury prescribed by said act shall apply sUo to any false affirmation taken thereunder. Approved. February 1, 1870. 1 , ! - -- , " The Netlee. Drrictloa ssleewfciy htchsrte eafottac hsSwim 1 on -- LnfmTMh ElSobreebt haa dtssenedfcSeday. tte ad ill tttra tataMate at aakl Arm. Oeorge Ooetnae, U.T., Fth. Kfc, 1870. OE0RQT HUtF. ar-ra- being by form, manner, or ceremony, prescribed by tbe laws of said Territory for the solemnization of this important relation in society, or requiring any recordation, certificate, or publication of the same; That iu all prooecu lions for bigamy, concubinit. shall, not le age, pove either .the firt or utaqneut mitnitgea, by the recii th.-- r t rut ion or certificate thereof, or recorded evidence, but tbe same may I proved by sueh evidence as is adniismiblo to prove a marriage in other cases, and proof of cohabitation by the accused with more than one womau aa huabuud and wife, his declarations and admiHaiousthat such women are his wivt-s-, bis acta recognizing, aqknow lodging, introducing, treating, or deporting himself towards tium hi such, shall, unless rebutted, bo sullieitiit to Niistaintbe prooeentiou. Sec. 13. And It it futiher enaclul. That any man in said Territory; who almil after this act goea into fleet, live or cohabit w ith one womau or more, other than his lawful wife, as bis wife or wive, aball be adjudged guilty of the crime of concubinbe age, and upon conviction theieof, almll punished by tine not exceeding one thouH-an- d Uollan1, and by iinprionmeut in tbe penitentiary at hard labor, uot exceeding five years, ud iu all prosecution for the violation of this section tbe alleged concubines of the accused shall be competent witnesses to establish or disprove tbe charge: Pi'ovvletl, That no statement made by any such witnesses shall be used against admitted, or allowed to effect them in auy manner in auy case whatsoever, and au iudictment chsrg'ng said crime to have been committed .with more than one womau, will be sustained by proof, showing the same to have been committed with one only or more. ' Sec. 14 And be U further enacted. That the statutes of iimitatious shall not bar a prosecution for any of the crimes aped tied in thi act, nor for the crime of bigamy, concubinage, or adultery, hereufter committed. 8za 15. And be it further enacted, That every person who commits the rriuie of Adu-tershall bn punished by imprisonment not exceeding five years, nor less than one year, or by fine not rxceeding one thousand dollars unr less than one hundred dollars; or by both fine aud im prisonment, at the dkcrelion of the court; and any violation of thi section, the thirteenth section of this act, and the act against bigamy, entitled An act to punish and prevent tbe practice of polygamy iu the Territories of the Uuited States and other places, and di sapproving and snuulling certuin acts of the legislative assembly of tbe Territory of Utah, approved July first, eighteen hundred and sixty-twmay le charged iu aeparaU uouut iu the same imli dnieiit, which indictment may conclude, goiurally, against ,the statutes in such cases made and proof un vided, and the thiity-lirs- t hs.-act of the lei-lativ- e uibly of the Territory of Utah, entitled An act in relation to crimes and punishment, approved March Gib. eighteen Lund red and fifty-twh, and tbe autne i hereby, disapproved and auimrd.-d- . , ' Sec. 10. Aud be it tut far enacted. That in all cases or procn dings where imprisonment may be ordcied, if tbeie ta no or jail or prUu iu which the per-o- n to V imprisoned c.u with safety be kept, tho cotut or judge may order such pc i sou or persons confined tn any military prison or catnp of the United States in said Territory; aud the officer or per son In command of such prison or camp is hereby aulhorizod and required, oa the order of tbe court or judge, to receive and safely keep such peison or persons until they shall be iuwluUy discharged from custody. , Sec. 17. And be U farther enacted. That, if the United States mutshal or any of his deputies shall be (existed or threatened witn resistance, in the execution of any writ, order, process, judgment, or decree, of any court or judge of Territory, said marshal nr either of his deputies, may, if iu tbrir judgment Hststuuce is necessary, irpply to the commander, or iu charge, of any military camp or post of the Uuited States m mod Territory, or to any one having th irge of troops of tbe United Slates therein, for a posse to aid such officer; and upon such application being made, the commander, or persou in charge of such military camp, post, or troops, is hereliy authorized to detail a sufficient uomber of men to enforce the writ or other piO-asr- , whatever it may be, which is beieg. or is threatened to resisted. And said marshal. or C'ther of his deputies, may make application for such assistance wheu to suppress auy mob, riot, or other disturbance of the peace. Sec. 18. Ami he U further enacted J That it shall be tbe doty of tbe governor of said Territory, so often as it shall appear necessary, to inspect, or canse to bo inspected, the jails and other prisons in said Territory, and tbe manner persons are held, treated, and" imprisoned therein. And the governor shall make rales for the regnlation and government' of aaid jails and prion ns; ana be U hereby empowered to remove the wardens and keepers ot all jails and prisons, or other officer connected therewith, and appoint others in tbeir stead as often as in his opinion the public - - - . good shell require. 8kc. 19. And be it further enacted, Thai no alien living in or practicing bigamy, polygamy, or concubinage, shall le admitted to citizenship of the United 8tates nor shall any person live in or practice bigamy,, polygamy, or eonenbinage, hold any ofloe of trust or profit in said Territory, vote at any election therein, or be entitled to the benefits of the homestead 'or' laws of the United 8tatee. and the district courts of said Territory are hereby authorized to issue writs of quo warranto, on the information of - the district altornev or other person interested, to test the light of soy ooe discharging tbe duties of or claiming the right to any oQoe of said Territory; and the iodgts of elections are hereby authorized to examine under oath all persons who may offer to vote as to their qualifications and right so Io do, and all persona appointed or elected to office in said Territory, before entering upon the duties of soeh offioe, and before being entitled to say salary or "other emoluments thereof, shall take and subscribe one of the following oaths or affirmations, to writ: L A.B., do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I have never voluntarily bone arm against the United State since I have been a citizen thereof; that I have voluntarily neo-easary.- J -- o, o, f )a-r-so- d on nec-esou- ry pre-empti- on lo' kivea Do aid, countenance, counsel, or encoaragement to person engaged in armed hostility thereto; that I have never exsought nor accepted nor attempted to office of OOUflDO ercise tbe functions soy or under prewhatever, buy anthority tended anthority in hostility to the United States; that I have not yielded a volunAniilvcbarl fI, tary support to any pretended govern ment,; authority, power, or constitution ' Grand Ball St within the United States hostile or inimi cal thereto; (or I do solemly swear, (or i.ffirm) that I have been relieved by an Uonday Eve, Feb. 14th, 18;J act of Congress, as provided for by the First dsnew st Woouxam.kk'i i third section of the fourteenth article of Utaii the J Ogd.n, of Territory, by Couatitotion to the l'ropri..lor,-the amendments the Uuited States) that I am not living in or WHITE HOUSE, practicing bigamy, polygamy, of concub-or Yoursoll siul LsJJes are reiioectfulir u inage; audll will notcereafter live in do further to sttead. 'vl practise the same. And I best of my swear (or affirm) that to the COMMITTEE OF INVITJkTtOk on,.,. ! f knowledge add ability I, will support aud A O relMi E XT Vt ..I J defend tbe Constitution of the United Capt. F Ersns, I Sisson,ee.1 Trnl J k, u j States against all. enemies, foreign and J O FitiuenUd, F Bu ler, Mr. XelUs, E Hweeuy. domestic; that I will bear true fuitb and N P J 8M. Woods, will that I to the obey L Engle-- , seme; I allegiance A Lsndt, 1, v iHirhrii all of the laws of the Uuited States, and A C liewrr. J bowman, L Uar;.npn t will not coniucl, advise, or encourage any It A Wells, L L fovr r, L Allfft, C (Jiunn,' ' Oil Brown, other person to disobey or violate . the F GWn,-, Frank Mattox, J lrt. same; that I taue this obligation freely. POojn' KALT EAXS or OOMMITTKE mental reservation without auy pui poe of evasion, and that I will well and faith- Cs) Kuha, r ' u.ut U , Rtorvy, 8 8 Walker, . BaU j.,.., s fully dtaebargo the duties of tho office on Wllord, Major Oliljy. Wfhich I am about to enter: So belp me i M Orr, CO MM ITT fill timUNSE when said oath taken and land God; MibhcriU-'shall be certified by the officer O D If urrk, , D J To by, Vb r O fi, L Ttbbala, JD Hum. i b before whom the an me wua talan and F 3 Taylor, (lr , , and aaid oath so certified shall 1 U Wilber, K or azMOMEs J tn m'; .vastab loithwiih bo forwarded to the Secretary cf riH.a MASagxss tT Dunu, 3 E iKJ. of feaid Territory, who hnll place the Music by Jfjiuors Q nulrlllj Band . same on file in bis office. Hkc. 21). Ami be it further enacted. That Dancing loco xujen.'r a; tnpi4tii t' , in the Absence, or in ease ,.f bt. Vali'utitiea lo-- t Olilco onuur iu tl or 4 dUabihly, of any of the jadgea of raid frrna lo till , Ao'clock. It 158 A CO., ri VI I) cauao for or Un whatever any IVoprii Territory, w hich renders 'it it be shall r uece.ry, N. Bt Tb! rnUf-lj-1 new, liiv competent lor either of the judges to bold yot breu uaod,HjIUx aud fa on ot tb g e , the judicial districts of burnt iu the comtioany ofand aUy, EcUia 60W), . it is hereby made the Utwcc floors. anid Territory, f f.uU i duty of said judges, upon the requestor Y HIRT1I-DAdirection of the executive of said Terri HALL reason forth tbe in writing, setting tory, The coiupenr of yourwlf and UIIm!,, and necessity pf such request or direction, at JIM lUKMU.. sptfnly sollritod and to the district designated to proceed W to at tbo tc Aold the terms of court therein until Echo,rrty, ' . Febm ry Into, Ih7i. such necessity shall ceae. , COMMITTEE OF 1KVH TI S, Sec. 21. Awl lx it futiher enacted. That ULT L KKClrf, the probate judges, justices of the peace, Oru. Maxwell, hr. judges of all elections, notaries public, MuJ. uffloj, Vol. M.ouj and all sheriff iu said Territory shall be OOKK. appointed by tbe governor, le sntdnct to removal, by him, aud sbAll bold tbeir offices for the term prescribed by law. unless sooner removed, or their socceasor shall before then be Appointed. Sec. 22 Atul be it futiher enacted. That an appeal by any put ty aggrieved shall be allowed from ait fiuai decisions, order, judgments, or decrees of all inferior to tbe district courts iu said court of the district iu which the proExt'rJJuot a- - mntiiiodatlmr and itiiw ceedings before such courts aie had, and in coirection of the proceedings of such inferior courts ot said ..Territory, and to prevent and correct abnses by (be same, the district courts of said Territory are hereby authorized to isaue writs of error, OOfilPAHY ceitmruri, mandamus, prohibition, and case all in aud of warranto, quo apMal from one coutt to another, where a bond or other security is now required tube Dlantifacturersdr tlie given by the party appealing, it shall not be lawful to demand or t x ct of snei party the payment or costs adjudged or taxed sgainat Um, until the appeal shall (fit A I IIS OP fVf.V bo finally of by the apellate court, aud tbe supreme court of aiil may make rules and regal itions a in the country their rlcl raft-- i to the unUe aud manner of taking ami unou : to rf.ctii I (ruin in irt Oihcr iu aaid IViiitoiy, and the GRAIN it any. to be giv. n iu auca appeal. Ipthat the just rights of the purtus in iy so urt-- uud pra-rStundinf; at the hc;ul J. Sec. 2'J. bat be it fmPtrr enacted, Th.(t marri go i.i mid Territory may be soiemii-i- z d ouly by justices if tho supreme c ting, of Iho peace duly apcourt, by and lal.fled, pointed amhq by auy priest or minister ol the g pel regularly ord dn-- d lining. uud nettled or ontabliabed us micti it, Territory, between pauica conieti nt to euler iulo the marriage coalmen Mar ri.ige iu said Territ iy hereby deriand roU'taiiCy it Main!. to by h civil, contract, to which the consent of parties, capable, iu Kw cf contract iug, is eaaeuti d. No man, a rerident d ! Maid Territory, shall many his inoti er, his grand in thor. d.aiuhter.graiul.mngLtcr ( stepmother, grndtathcrM wife, oonV wife, grotjutoms wife, wiles mother, wife m EXO LU 3 1 Vc IY V ii 2 LESALE. grandmother, wife's daughter, wife his granddaughter, nor his brotbera daughter, father's sister, lera sister. . No worn on almll unr A. VT. TAYLOR. Agt, father, grandfather, n, graiul-Non- , grandmother hnstamd, ot 'IB e, Mont-ui- Slrot t, huslmnd, daughters grand htughter'a husband, huabanda father, huaband'a d graudfatner, husband's eor, labitnd a i f graudaon, nor her bi other. LalMmtih4r, t , broihers son, suteia son, frithera brothKURKK.V i r No marriag er, or Imcthcrs brother. MaekEg Tobrrcn j M i.y shall bo contracted wLile cither of thy put up I.i ban Don', lurhin bm.. X has a former wife or ;arti-brlor Mvridai!.i bipo m-- o ' dra ing iu tbe United States here, i! 1f the martiago with such frnierwifc LORILLAHD B or shali have b-legally Yacht Cl til) III11. .0- t lif' All persAna within the degrees A of conaigninity within which marriages Kas Saivkldf Tobscro me herein prohibited to reaidentk of said it i L In Its the ... rxir-tetl : no leavea and It declared to be Territory, hereby la and void, who sball intermarry with each other, or who almll commit adultery or frrmication with each other, shaft be punished by ri in prisoumeut at bard labor in tbe penitentiary of the Ter- It c s m 8 to le, TfiK flour or i ritory not more than twenty years, and 11,18 bran I be fiued not more than one thousand dol- LORILLAHD6 l ut Cbrw M , lars. CENTURY hap i (or 1" Sec.'! 24. --4fi be it further enacted. That Chew tog Tehscre. a ltboUldaM in all eases of election by ballot it shaft be count y best In tobereo tbe chewing unlawful for any person to pnt any number, figure, or device npon such ballot, EOBIIXARD-Si;;-,niu whereby any parson may be enabled to ascertain by whom tbe ballot was given; 110 SNUaud still ackoswlsd years, and any violation,- or attempt to violate wherever used. , this provision shall be deemed and taken If yoar atarekeeper does not haw to be a crime,' and upon conviction tbere- clee for sole, ask Ua t iret them tld of the person ao offending may be punish- by vaepeetabte obber akaoet t v, rj''ire-Circala- r ed by fine not exceeding five hundred of prices fooranlei oa app'wat dollars or by imprisonment in the r.: LC2ILURD A C0M Sew ) not exceeding one year, or by both fine and imprisonment at the dis? ? cretion of tbe cowt. . And at all elections, f TO THE WORKING CLASS. none bat male citizens of the United prepared to fnrnish all c oases wsk .L States over twenty-on- e at homo, tho whols ef the toMr years of age, re- ploynaent ucv. siding in the precinct or election district, the iput moments. ofBueioess mi tthr Ptnosa and not disqualified by conviction of profthabie. from SOc. to fl pt-- rrra ng. and a pn'Ii v LS orime by any of the provisions of this sum by devoting th ir who e tmi" w 'hXf act, or otherwise, shall be competent nea. Boya and glrlt earn nearly aa toea. That all who aee tlia notice f5rur . r voteia sddreaa, aa teat tbe bnatnrea, vt not peraUeled offer: To each m are (to bb boxnxvxD.) we will aond 1 to pay for the troebl vi r . p Full particulars, a valuable aampls, do to eomuenea work on. and a copy LiUnary Cempamitmttne cl PmpUt and best family xtewap p ra publUheJ-- ,, ... ,,, t j freeba malL Reader If you vaut pf" gjrw IMwttetraci OFJlEVtuI Cnpfds ..'it- 1 I lUctitLic'l w j a , -- ' - ! If-rui- sub-MCtW- d, ah, an-knes- s -- l - ty - -- OItI15rTAII POWDER nxusT di-pos- iVr-rito- j'o vii:n ry DIAIJO?JD i'v, - v -- ja-lio- ;o. ca' sil i- - unui:n TitADij si-.ie- r. half-Mnte- v, i sri-pfithe- a LORILLARiySi' 111 - 1 A hu-ba- ud w or-olse- hn-bnn- s nn-l.-- eu d dis-wlve- aa d. I I rff-rt- il, -- " EPS - 1 pent-teotia- ry ??.?? ... , -- v - fcW Market. Pj 2KrJ, Jlryfrm, T .OGDEN, UTAH. ' a1,' Maine. r A3 lift, Notice , 1 hereby warned sgMast I aay baWnees wlUi or porohsomg any steek ot, Joha Rlmbis In ny Mat, as alt (cottons heretofore nWlaf la. era eeearad end. be Is bo km ewrt nee dose he own any stock purchased say by him while acting as , Dost-eoaana- nn eu-d- , Corinne, Jan. 3t, 13TQ- - . -l tr. - Romx8W. --- Washington, November t OnOectoca often writ to lh pereooa having so property that flD WTe.r - r 8 Always on Load tHe ehoUset Meats, Oaras ot etc. r i noi U i an kind. Butter, j Omc or JarxBiUE ; f 1 , TacaTDeri' J.t ' A prod table work, address E. C. are Hng boslaeoa in their di.tricl tag Mm Mesial toxa tmpomd by Ihot there is no remedy wwphia ooee of aaoaafacturere of tobacco ta ttqaor, for, that in tlw- -e case oud sstmewt, added to the floe pr pe hove tojalj 4 J. W. respttalj, Docontte, Acting Ouj Very at t: J jfB yr vomedy which may ffectuaL1 They should cause i be f e todk-t1. Ii convicted tbe will u7 JLsii!ri stand to or sod the flue pX Until penalty I the order of tbe court with, Q tfr ,, a y K i o t) D O |