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Show We present this Bill and Paad by thv Honae of Representatives and submitted for the action ' of tbe Senate.. , , V. ' , , , ,. . ,..r .5 i "i it I41st Combes, 2d Bs'wion.) . ... . .. !. f H. It. 1089. . M .1 - ; . t n the tidcfcfi cr REnmErmii ts. "' ' February 3, 1870. ; . Read twice,' rtferred to the. Committee on the Territorien, and ordered to be , . ' : Mr. on leave, Introduced the ' ' Ccllou, V following bill: - r3E5X3LOl. ; ,v In aid of the execution of the laws iu tho Territory of Utah, and for other , purposes. anti House of Rep- Resolved by the Senate resentatives of the United Mates of Amer-l- xi in Congress assetidJed, That tho United HUtee warnhal of Utah Territory mav appoint a deputy in each ot the judicial dUtricta of uuid Territory: Provided, That before any auch deputy ahull be, author- to enter upon the discharge of hi duties, bis appointment munt be . approved by thojudgo of the district comt of the district for which' raid deputy is appointed; and aaid deputy must bike and subscribe the same oath prescribed by law to be taken by the marshal, and give botiJ, with good and Bufficienkauretie to suid marshar iu the penal sum of ten thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful discharge of bis duties as such dopnty. 'And said appointment, approval, oath, and bond shall bo entered upon the . mrnal of said coart. f . . Anil be it further en'icUd. Hrx:. 2. That end the accused shall have the right and privilege to challenge, for cause,'; the array and polls, both of the grand and and in all prcrecution for Eetit jnry, and tbe crime specified in this act, no person shall be corapeteotto serve, either as grand or petit juror who believes ip, advocates, or practices bigamy, concubinage or polygamy. And npon that fact ac pearing by examination on voir dire or otherwise, such person shall not be permitted to serve as a juror. And in all criminal trials each ol the parties shall have tbe right to challenge peremptorily six of the petit juror. Sec. 12. And be it further erutded. That whereas marriage in said Territory of U tab rests solely on the contract of the parties, followed by cohabitation, there bcio no form, manner, or ceremony, prescribed by the laws of said Territory for the solemnization of this important relation in society, or requiring auy recordation, certificate, or publication of tbe atyne; That in all prosecutions for bigamy, concubinage, or adultery, it shall not be necessary to prove either tho first or subsequent marriages, by the registration or certificate thereof, or other Accorded evidence, but the same may be i firoved bya such evidence as admisaable in other cases, and marriage proof of cohabitation by the accused with more than one woman a husbaud and wife, his declaration and admissions that tmeb women are his wives, his acts recognizing, acknowledging, introducing, treat ing, or denortiDg himself towards them as such, shall, unless rebutted, - bo sufficient to sustain tbe prosecution. Hisc. 13. Ad be U fur' her enaded. That any man Jo said Territory, w ho shall after this act goes i o'o effect, live or cohabit with one woman or more, other than liis law.'ul wife, ns his wife or wives, shall be adjudged guilty of tbe crime of coucubin-ag- e, and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by tine not exceeding one thousand dollars, and by imprisonment in the leDi ontisry at hard labor, not ekeoediug five yeaH nd iu all pros esn tlons for the violation i of .tkjp; jrocupn.ihe alleged, the accused shall be competent witnesses to establish or disprove tho charge : Provideil , That no statement made by any such witnesses shall lie nsud against admitted, or allowed to effect them in any manner iu any case whatsoever, and an indictment charging sai , Crime tofia.e. been- - committed witn more Ilian ouo woman, will be sustained by prooT, show-lu- g the same to have been committed with one only or more, v-H?c. 15; And be it futherenac lnh evvy person who comint the crime of adultery shall - punished by impiison-men- t not. exceedlug .'five hss uot fiuo thHn one3 year,-oexceeding by one thousand dollars nor less than one hundred Idollamf or, by, both fine aud im prisooment, at the discretion of ho court; and any violation of thiaj Roctinn, the thirteenth section of this act, and the net act to pun against bigamy, entitled, the aud practlc prevent ih opolygamj in the Territories of the Ipuilctute and othejr places, and disapproving rih 1 annulling certain acts of the legislative assembly of the Territory of Utah," approved July firat, eighteen hundred ami fcixty-twmay bo charged iu separate count Ju the same indictment, which indictment may conclude, geperaHy, against tho statutes in such cases made and provided, nnd tlie thi'ty first section of nu act of tho legislative assembly of the Ter- ritory of jUtab, entitled An act in rela tion to icrimes aud punishment-,approved March (3ih. eigutcep hundred aud !, lie, aud the hftcue hereby, disapproved and auuiilled.-)And he it further enadud. That Sec. jp all cases pr pyoceediPg'i fiybcre rim;pi-sonmemay le ordered. If thero bo no or jail prison iu which the person or persons to be imprisoned can with safety be kept, tho court or judge may order such person or persons eouftned in. anymili-tar- y prison or camp of the 'United States iu snid Territory, sod the Officer or per son in command of such prison or camp is hereby antborized and required, on the order of the court or judge, jto receive and safely keep such person or persons until they shall be lawfully discharged from ilhhail be ' the doty of said marshal, iu nerson or by his deputies, to nflend the district and supreme courts of said Terri- tor r, and serve and exeente all process, orders, judgments, or decrees issued rendered or directed v by said courts, or by any i u.. judge thereof. be it And Hki.V 3. further enadnl, That the United States district attorney of said in Territory may alo nppoiut au assistant each of the judicial districts of said Territory: Provided, That beforo any such shall enter npon tho discharge of his duties, his appointment must be ap-- " of the dis--1 proved by tbe presiding judgewhich such for of the court district trict said assistant and is made; appointment roust tako and subscribe tho same oath prescribed by law to be taken by the dis trict attorney. And said appointment, approval, and oath shall be eutcred upon . the journals of said court. Hue. A.- .And be it further enacted. That sbnll .be the duty ot Said district attorney, in person or by bis assistants, to attend oil of the district courts of said Ter-perform tbe duties ofproseritory, 'and ' in all criminal cases nttorney eating courts. arising in said Kkc.Tk Aul be it further evaded. That United States, over only citizens of the years, shall be comtho age of twenty-on- e as grand or petit jurors in petent to servo ) aid Territory. Hr.c. C.V .And be it further tnadeil, That tho grand jnry of said Territory shall conand lawful men. twelve sist of fifteen-gooof whom .concurring may tiud and return a bill of indictment. Sec. 7. And be if further enactal, That at least twentv days before the time of bolding each rogular term of the district courts of said Territory, in their respective dia-trtthe United States marshal of said deputies, shall; Territory, or one of his in connection with the clerk of the district court for which a term is to be holderi. select from the body of the people of said district thirty-nin- e good and lawful qualifications, 'men haviug the necessary make a list, iu to serve as jurors.-an- d writing, of the names of the persons so selected, and append thereto a certificate, by them statiug that said persons have, selected to act in the aforesaid capabeen c city, and setting forth the court, district, and terra of court for which they were selected which certificate shall be signed by the persons making such selection, custody.; and. filed with said clerk; whereupon said Rm ll.AndU U further funded: That, clerk shall forthwith issue a venire, di- if the United State ainrshn) or any of his rected to said roarshabor his deputy com- deputies shall be resisted br threatened perwith resistance, in the execution of any manding him to antumon the fifteen sons first named on said list, to be and writ, order, process, judgment; or decree, appear 'in said court on the first day of of auy court or judge of said Territory, tho terra thereof (to le named in said said . marshal or either of hi ' deputies, venire to servo u grnud jurors; also to may, if in their ndgmentf assistance is said mar-s.ia- l, isue a like venire commanding apply- - to: the commander, or or bis deputy, to summon the re- necessary, charge, of any military camp prson in persons on said list to Or maining tweuty-fou- r the United States iu said Terof post be and appear at said term to serve as petit ritory, or to any one having charge of jurors, and tb persons so selected and troops of tbe Uniied States therein, for a summoned shall constitute one full grand pns-to aid such officer; and upon Rnch and twofnll ptit juries: iYonVhd, That if application being made, the commander, all or any number of the persons so selec- or person in charge of such military camp, ted and summoned shall fail to appear, or i troops, in hereby authorized shall be excused by the court, or shall be post, to detail a sufficient , number of men to enforce ' the writ of other process, challenged,' or if for any other cause whatevcj it shall become necessary, tho whatever, it may be, which is being, or is court, both in the case of the grand and threatened to be resisted. And said marthe pannel to he shal, or either of bis deputies,-ma- y make petit jury, rosy ordersummoned filled by talesmen, by the application for such assistance when necmarshal or his deputy from the body of essary to suppress any mob, riot, or other the district or from the bystanders. , disturbance of tbe peaco. Sr.c. 8. And be it further funded. That, That 18. further Sec. AtulbeU enaded, if, at anv special or adjourned term of the it shall be tbe tb& of of said governor dnty district court of said Territory, it shall so as shall often it appear leconie necessary to have either agrnnd Territory, or canse to 00 inspecor petit jury or both, after the juries for ted. the to inspect, and other .prisons in said the regular term have been discharged Territory,jails tbe mauntr persons are and from attendance, the presiding judge of held, treated, and imprisoued therein. the district court requiring the attendance And the governor shall make rules for the of such jury or juries may, in his discre- regulation and government of said jails the tion, issue a special order requiring and prison; and he is hereby empowered and the his of one or deputies, marshal to remora the warden and keepers ni all clerk, to forthwith select and summon a jails and prisons, or other officer connecjury or juries according to the foregoing ted therewith; and appoint other in their provisions bf this act. And any judge of stead as often, as in his opiniou the public the district courts of the said Territory and em- good shall require. ii of Utah is hereby authorized H fc. 10. A nd be it further cnadrti. That at such tiroes and powered to appointdeem no alien living in or practicingJngaiuy, .expedient, as places as he may in his district polygamy, or concubinage, shall no ad-- , many special terras of court mitted to citizenship of the United States; ns In bU opinion the necessities of busi- nor shall nay person live in or practice to notice ness may require, thirty days of bigamy,! polygamy, or concubinage, and holding time the place bo given of hold in any office of trust 0 profit snob apodal term in some newspaperin said Territory, vote at any election general circulation in said Territory. lor be entitled to the beneSec. 9. Ami be it further enaded That therein, fits homestead or of the said first jndioial district shall embrace laws of thetbeUnited States, and the district the counties of Millard, Sanpete Sevier, courts of said are hereby authorJlio Territory IMute, Heaver, Iron, Washington, to of ized writs issue warranto, on the "Virgin, and Kane, and that the regnW information of the quo district attorney or terms of the court thereof ahall be held other test to tho right interested, In of said person county t th city of Reaver, duties of or J leaver, cororaencing on tbe first Monday of any one discharging the tho said claiming the right to any office of said f Juno iu each year; That the Territory; and the judges of election are embrace shall econd Judicial district Wivhereby authorized to examine under osth Lake. Halt UUh, counties of Tooele, all pejreon who may offer to vote as to es tch, and Juab, kod that the regular their qualification and right 0 to do, and. Lake at Fall. term thereof, shall be held all persons sppointed or elected to office City. WHamoneing on the Aral Mondays said Territory. lefore entering npon the in of February. May, end Rent ember, In duties ofsnch office, and before being enkaeh year: That the third Judicial district titled to or other emolument any salary of Pavla. shall embrace the counties subscribe one of the shall and take thereof, Morgan. Summit, lloxeldor. Cash, Weber to wit: I. or oath affirmation, following and Rich, and that tbe regular terms swear that I do A. affirm) solemnly Id Ik, (or Corlnne at thereof shall 'he held borne arm have against never.voluntarily said county of Itoxf lder, and shall com- tbe United States since 1 have been a mence on the, first Monday of January citizen thereof; that I have voluntarily and Jane in each year: but the time of id no of aid, countenance, counsel, or terra given commencing said regular to perenn engaged in 'he encouragement be several courts may changed by to him armed that I have never thereto; shall hostility when It appear governor, m ate mod nor nor sc would 00 accepted sought attempted to exthat a different time function said the ercise of any office the of end the sey tbe judge people whatever, under any authority or pre, eral dial riots ls ter. Awl be U further twirled That tended authority in hostilitv to the United s ftac. 10. in criminal eases btb the pvoscutkn Ftatei; that I have not yielded a volnn- . ebu-cuhines- nt , of j 1- hr r , a, d " s, ; fit'ty-twiv- nt i I "- - ; nec-esar- y, -- f , ore-empti- . -- tary support to any; pretended government, authority, power, or constitution within the United Htates hostile or inimical-thereto; ar I 'do solemly swear (or (Jfirm) that I have been relieved by an net as .provided for by. the third section of the fourteenth article of the, amendment, to the Constitution of the United States) that I am not living in or practicing bigamy, polygamy, or concubinage; and I will not hereafter live in or practice the same. And I do further swear (or affirm) that to the best of. ray knowledge aud ability I 'will support ana defend., tbe .Constitution of the- - United Htates against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I .will bar true faith and allegiance to tbe parae; that I will obey all of the laws of tbo United States, ana will not coahsel advise, or encourage any other person to disobey or violate the same; that I ta' e this obligation freely,; without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that I will well and faithfully discharge tbe duties of the office on which I am abont to enter: Ho help me Cod;7! and. said oath wheii taken, and subscribed shall be certified by the officer before whom the name was taken and subscribed,' and naid oath so certified shall forthwith be forwarded to tbe Secretary of ' said--Terlory, who shall place the same on file in his office. . V . 8ec 20. And be it further enacted. That iu tho absence, or in case of sickness or disability, of any of the judges of aid Territory, or . for any cause whatever which renders it necessary, lit Bhall - be competent for either of the judges to bold court io. any .of the Judicial districts of said Territory,-auit in hereby made the of said npon the requestor judge,duty direction of the executive of said Territory, iu writing, setting forth the reason and necessity of such request or direction; to proceed to tbe district designated and tc sold the terms of court therein: uutil Bueb necessity. nhall ceai. Sec. 21. A)ul he it further enadetl. That the probate judges, justices of the peace, judges' of uli electioua, uotarirsi public, and nil sheriffs iu said Territory shall be appointed by tho governor, bo subject to removal by him, ; and uball hold their offices for the , term prescribed by law, unless sooner removed, or their successor shall before then bo appointed. f Sec. 22 And be it further enaded. That an appeal by uny purtv aggrieved shall be allowed from nil final decision,' orders, judgments, or decrees of .all inferior courts iu said Territory, to the district cduvt of tho district iu which the proceedings before Rnch courts' are had, and iu correction of the proceedings of such inferior courts ot Baid Territory, and to prevent and correct abuses by the atne, the district court of uaiil Territory are hereby authorized to Issue writ of error, certiorari, mandamus prohibition, and qud warranto, and in all enses of appeal trom oue court to another, where a uoiid or other security is now required to bo given by tbe party appealing, it shall. not be lawful to demand or exact of, such party the.puymeut of; costa adjudged br taxed against him, nut it the appeal shall bo finally disposed of by tho appellate court, and the supreme court of said Ter-ritormay make rule nnd regulations ns to the mode nnd manner of taking nnd perfecting appeal Jrom one court to rin other in Raid Territory, and the seenrity, if any, to bo given in such appeals, so that the just rights of the parties may be secured nud preserved; Sic. 23. Ami be It farther enact J, That marriage Ju nuid Teri itory may be solemnized only by juBtice cf tlio miprome oourt, by justice of the peace duly v pointed aud qualified, and by any priest or minister of the gospel regularly ord lined and settled or established a such in Raid Territory, between parties competent to enter into the marriage coutrnct. Mar rhige ill said Territory is hereby declared to be a civil contract, to. which the consent of parties, cupub'.e in law of contracting, is esHential. No iiian, a resident of said Territory, shall marry his mother, his grandmother, daughter, granddaughter stepmother, grind fathers wife, sons wife, grandson' wife,' wifes mother, wife's grandmother,5 wifes daughter, wife granddaughter, nor his sister, hi half-siste-r, brothers daughter, fathers ister, or jnother htcr. No woman whall maron, grandry her father, grandfather, husband, son, stepfather, grandmother . - Sec. 27. And be U further enaded That the district contta of said Territory shall have exclusive original jurisdiction in all soils for divorce or alimony. Sea 28. And be it further enaded. That hILIaw and parts or .laws. of. Utah Territory, which in any way interfere with the primary disposal of the. soil, or tbo possession thereof, of the United States, are hereby disapproved and annulled. Sec. 29. And be it further enacted That if any. person not. qualified to . voto, shall i vote,--o- r offer to vote, at any election, or if any qualified voter shall oast, or offer to east at any elect lop more than one vote for the same, officer or officers, be shall bo deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall, upon conviction thereof before. any court having jurisdio-tion- , be pnniobed by. fine- not exceeding five hundred dollars, or by imprisonment in the penitentiary not exceeding one year. Or bv both such fine and imprisonment, at the discretion of the court. ! 35Iw Jfitalt . STAGE LINE. & ... Qnjy - . Jj6 - . grandson, nor her brother, brothel's son, sisters son,' father's brothNo marriage er, or mothers brother. shall be contracted while either of the Ivy parties ha a former wife or husband uning iu the United States or elsewhere, less the marriage with such former wife or husband shall have baen legally dissolved. All persons within the degrees of consanguinity within which marriages are herein prohibited to residents of said Territory, and hereby declared to be incestuous aud void, who shall intermarry or who shall, commit with each-othewith each other, or fornication adultery shaU bo punished by imprisonment at hard labor in the penitentiary of tho Territory not more thin twenty years, nnd be fined not more than one thousand dollars. Hra 21. rind he it further enaded. That in all csrcs of election by ballot it shall be unlawful for any person to put any number, fignre. or device upon snch ballot, whereby any person may be enabled to ascertain by wnom the ballot was given; and any violation, or attempt to violate this provision shall be deemed and taken to bo a crime, and npon conviction thereof the petson sojoffending may be punished by fine notf exceeding five hundred dollars or by imprisonment in the penitentiary not exfeeding ono year, or by both fine and imprisonment at the discretion of the court. And at nil elections, rtonebnt male' citizens of the United States over twenty-on- e year of age, reor election district, siding in the precinct and not - disqualifi! hy conviction of crime by any of tba provisions of this act, or .otherwise, - shall- - be competent T voters. Sec. 25.' And he it further' enaded. That the probate court in their respective countie in said Territory are hereby authorized to hear, try, and determine civil causes wherein the debt or damage claimed doe pot exceed five hundred dollarvand in criminal matters maj exercise jurisdiction aa; committing magissection of an trates, and the twenty-nint- h act of the territorial legislature of Utah conferring general 'and unlimited jurisdiction on the. probate courts, both in civil and criminal cases, entitled An act in relation fo the judiciary,, approved Jannary nineteenth, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two- ; also, the second section of an act entitled, An act for the regulation p! attorneys. approved February eighteenth, one thousand eight ban dred and fifty two; and, also an act entitled, An act containing pro?lion applicable to j the r law of 1 tbe Territory of Utah," approved January fourteenth, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-fou- r. are hereby, disapproved le, and the same and repenled. .. M I A f U 20. 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Kan Francisco Ca $60 80 .3 85s..;..8 44 Walla Walla, UmatitU. 9S 8..,...84 44 95 44 Portland, - 4 Dealer . ECLIPSE SAW MILL Corinne, Utah. Proprietor. - i. mmmemmmmnm !' ; ' Oeeh Prices. oc7-3- x us :? ... Seven (FOR 1868, 1869, AND 1870.) post-pai- d, copi, single cople.'. post paid. .... i 1 f ' v S DIRECTIONS. Club rosy hr mad 'at any tio In the year iw the above . , Clut Os " Changes in Club Lists rnaff Hy on wou'f' ) persona receiving Club pseksce- -. Utire subscription, ediUon, Pot office and at which it has previously been sent, and eui , L: twej cents to pay tor trouble change to separate address. -Z Ts&ms Caah tn advance. Send Money order. Bank Draft or Reglntered ot to liilU sent by Mail will be at the risk sender. We have no travelling agents. Specimen cop i posters, Ac., rent free of charge, wherever whenever desired. Address all orders aud" Addition - ty-flv- o deW-3- con inn e, UTAii.!i Something ; ; for ei'tryllOMK that trill heart1 l'n a place tn every HOROTNO ;PRAYB, Blckmitbinff and Wacon work done at the cheapest rates. fi)rgt to give n call: , JOHNSON. It HAKE HOME BEAl'TIFl'l Second Street, between front and Montana, & - v W. C. JOHNSON. WRIGHT M THE WORLD, 35 Park Row, New York. . t OAU2TOXITJXA. Oiacksnith and Wagon Shop, jDont tf WORLD. Y ter to CIGARS AND TOBACCO J. WEIGHT. Hiring opened the above well known market. I am prepared to furnish tbe largest variety and best meats that can be procured in tlie Territory Alwmya on hand Lumber, Latb and Shingle, at wholesale and retail 44 Orders from a die! I timber rough or dressed t umiahed at the lower. tones made a speciobty and promptly attended to. , liquor, Wholesale and Retail. J. getu r up - 4th a tree t, comer of MouUna, Oorlnne. " augl5-t- f COBhrM'VTAU W In1 Oroceties and 100......6S-- ' CITY MARKfit R JI1RTLT, tf IIENRY EEIWES, Oomtr Fflh and Montana Streets, ' Proprietor of the no 44 JOHN IIAILKY " rprietot. : reiereuoea. Time, 3 day Cnlontown, Lagrand.J . 2-d- . . . tos - Papew CAREFULLY PREPARED, and PatenU secured WITHOUT DELAY. ExamlnaUonr in the Patent Office free of and no Individual fee nulcas a Patent 1 allowed.44 asked In any case reasonable a any other reUable Clrcnlr of Term. InetrucUona and PATItONIZE HOME DDUSTIIY t?1 4. T ! and retail For sale liquor, drug and grocery store And Wbolessle Dealer tf sl'' r years experience aa solicitor of Patents,) opp. tbe Patent Office. (15 ' - 4 One copy, one year. . .Jfe . , . . i . . - Four copies, on year.aeplfttely addressed lo w Ten coplci, on year, to one addri u And n extra eopy to get trr up of clut, Ten rouiea, one year, separately And au extra copy to getter up of club DAILY WORLD; Op top) , on year , . v ,. One cojy, one year, with Sunday edition.. T THE WORLD ALMANACS. Price, NOBODY SHOU 0 BE WITHOUT J. Q. Frisch, Proprietor, BENDER Sol Agents, TAVLOR j jy. , AND COUNSELORS AT PATENT LAV, The beet Purifier of the Blood I A Pleasant Ton lot A very Agreeable Drink J Unsurpassed for. acting surely tut gently on the secretions of the ! kidney, bowels, stomach and IT! 1-- .. PATENTS CELEBRATED 4 a addressed. And the Daily, one year, of club. 8EMI-WEEKL- AMERICAN & EUROPEAN b a d ter Up Of Clllb, Ono hundred copiea.ono year, one athlres Jnn And tbe Dlly, one year, togcuerup of club. One hundred copies, ono year, parately PATENT OFFICE. BY THE fllvetl dub-Fif- a Alexander BITTERS $2.M adtlrca- al SOLICITORS OF SWISS STOIUCI! ..... ...- Scml-Weekl- y, PubliNlied - errns by Mail. J w't j Dr. Hiifeland8 e 50,W-An- 1 TRYI IT Ib-ns- - SI M Ten Copies, to one a dress Fifteen Copies, to one address............ 48,00 60.00 Twenty CopW, to one address And Copy extra to getter up of Club. THUMB INVARIABLY IX ADVANCE " na-)lh- ( eeeeeeee f 12.00 7 00 month.. S.00 WEEKLY, per annum....... CLUb RTE9 - Five Copies to one address. 20.00 innniD COItilVNE, UTAII. - THB'ljWOULI). ALMAIv.ur fr lki) ft vital quantity of informutiou of uso to' every vobr, nnd f such ft chamcter as cun 'be (Obtained in publication. ; In it will ie printed full official rctnrnsi of every election bel-in 18GG; tbe vote I of New York Stte-hy- . election district, and of 'ConnecticnVly towns; the unie au! votes of eacb'csn-- diebite for: each branch of the New York Le Llature;lit of members tf the United of RepresentState Heurtte and ative; obitunry record and list of important event if in 18C0; and a complete-summarof political eveut, during the pad year. A a compact political manual it will have no equal.. r Cut Chewtng tobacco WEEKLY WORLD. has no equal or an-i- v One ene copy, year. rior any where. It ia without do- - 4 the Four t op es, one year, aepurately Chewing Tobacco ; ) Tea coplea, one year, separately addressed And an extracopy to getter up of club. LORILIoARDS gene-- use in the Twenty to one addrea. 25.W copies, And an extraonoje;ir, to np f club.- . getter United 8ttea over Twenty o ipica, oneropy addreycar,eparately 110 years, and still acknowledged 2 0(r n the best v"W wherever used. exty of And au ra copy to getter np ' If your atorekeepor dooa not have heae artl copies, one year, to one address . . : clee for sale, ask him to get them they are sold tbe HcmbWet kly. oue year, to getby respectable jobber almost everywhere. ternp of club. ad dres-.- Fiftv copies, on - year, Circular of price fovr rde? on Application. ftret a ' i 55lwV P- - L0K ILL UtL & 10 Hew York And tho one year, to git TER3IH : pr six. LORILt CENTURY -.- will contain beat chewing tobacco tn the country. have now beei. :o:- - EEKLY ; wiierevcr Introduced it ia uulvor-sall- y admired. It U fmok'r.g Tobacco. In mualin handfome bags, in which orput up ders tor M.erauhautn Pipoi are daily, packed.- - in its effects, aa the Nicotine has bora extracted ; It leaves no disagreeable taste after smoking ; it i very mild, light In color aud weight, beuco one pound will last aa long a. three of ordinary tobacco. In this braud we also pock orders every day for first quality. Meerschaum Pipes. Try it and convince yourselves It is all It claims to be, trs rm'rr or ai.l. ARD 3 This brand of Fine 1 - TRI- - Vre-gtu- iu EUREKA" r The IVdi IiI Aiiiiiiniic for lSTO. Smoking Tobacco to the - parts ol the world and will be Just such a patter as should be on- the table of every home both east and west. As an advertising medium it offers superior advantages. 4i oNiitercfit.--3- ; la an excctlmt article of granulated LORILIaARDS of all tojiic iUscusiuij WELLS, rublish-- r. Droidway, New York Yacht It will contain Its share of general news from ally S B. 369 LORILtaARD'S , - -- The leading Democrat io Jou.nal ihiheeoun y, and .s able ae it is eminent, the New v.rk ': , r, ; . ! ir SUBSCRIBERS. iSr7i SIDNEY E. MORSE, - -- The New York World, the ablest Demecr.tia journal in th United Satex. CwicVa.iaG Tiu. Thr Nrw Tor World. Th World I now beyond one question tae best nswirpsper published for We wDI send the Nxw Yoa OMaavza In New York C.ty. Courier, lU Saot.iaw. jifi , year to Sept. 25, IN UTAH. - granddaughter's husband, husbands father, husband's grandfather, husbands sop, husband 1 J We make the following liberal offer for ! GEiVTILE NEWSPAPER PltOSPECTUS mpmm , J India, Egypt, Ao. ; together with vwiou China, oth- -r oorrcKooniUnce, all the News, Religion aad&ecular, and a real variety of tbe beat Beading, Original and Selected. Now i the time tc secure the oldest and . daughters, husband, :Vr ;? ; ' - We regard it the ablest Democratic newt n..n in' the Da1 ion. St. Joseph Mo.) Herald. a scries of Letters from the I Rev. Dr. E. D. G. PRIME, who Is making the Japan, tour pt tbe World, by way of , . half-brothe- r, r now publishing Quenii. . BEST FAMILY WEEKLY. - ' JsiO. The ability of Th World is beyond J . llaileigk (X. "C.) ScMinci 1 gSqwrttt, L7 THE VVOKLD. 1870. I J vUllrtiB a ri - i From and aftcr JOTE lit, (he TBI-WEEK- lltOPNB THE WORLD THE NEW YORK IDAHO AND OREGON j h after th cbrJ?pe ' Press snd ginal by John phiUipa. In pronouncing It tlie most deslrabls rid f,.' Home adommenj ever Published." Send stamp for lilustrated Circular to A Cbroiuo-L'tbogrip- SAsk your picture Dealer for it |
