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IN THE PILIOpv

A few minutes after tar ~, i
this morning J.Thompson Simwa.al "v,al|
who was sentenced to one ,,uol' boli. !
the pillory. $500 fine and tro r0T r..a
OF Imprisonment; for assault S aDSS.,| S.'|
terry on James F. Daley with biSus iS,.,l
to kill, was taken up the l,I ladds- ar''l ~
placed in the well-known stocE, ~ NJ
bore his punishment I'M ca,.,'l
manner, shifting his feet bsoIa''] '']
and forward and lndustrionsiLS, L,sIa] "
ing tobacco during the entire boa' ,"''1
a small crowd Of men and cI,IS,.1 @
assembled in the Jail ward, ' unS1
whom Thompson gazed NTH ,OI.. DS"I
ent unconcern. AT the end n tIl] Al
hour he was taken back 70 n1 n n
finish his sentence. ~
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Atheism In Parliament.
OPPOSITION TO THE SWEARING OF MR..
BRADLAUGH.
nHnAN, AIo,, 1000

OPPOSITION TO THE SWEARING OF MR..
BRADLAUGH.
LONDON, May 2I, 1880.
Mr.. Charles Bradlaugh appearing at
the bar OF the House OF Commons to-
ay 10 take the oath, Sir Ii. d. Wolf
(conservative) opposed. There were
cries OF "Urder." The Speaker said,
The opposition is Unprecedented, but
Sir Henry Wolff must be heard" Mr..
BraIlsugh was ordered to withdraw,
which caused considerable uproar.
Sir Henry Wolff said his opposition
was because Mr.. Bradlaueh is an athe-
st, and contended that besides being an
atheist Mr.. Bradlaush has already in
irin. ed The terms Of the oath by his
book entitled "Impeachment Of the
House of Brunswick"
Mr.. Gladstone moved TO refer TO q
select committee the question whether
aud upon what grounds the House has
The right TO prevent a member from
aking the oath. Debate on Mr.. Glad
stones motion was adjourned, after a
pro-tracted and warm discussion.
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THIRD EDITION
Congress.

In the u. S. Senate, yes 'erday, Deputy
Harshals' bill was taken up aud passed
by q pasiy vote. The Legislative APP
preparation bill was passed with amend
ments. Mr.. Morcan's concurrent resolu-
lion providing joint rule for counting
the Electoral vote was taken up. The
Senate then went into Executive session,
and Afterwards adjourned.
In the House the resolution calling ON
the President for information as to the
expulsion from ST. Petersburg of Israeli
itss who are American citizens, was
adopted. The bill relative TO tres
passers ON the public lands was passed.
The bill regulating the carriage passen-
gers by sea was reported aud placed on
the calendar. The Sundry Civil Ap.
preparation bill was reported. ordered
printed, and re-committed. Adjourned
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Plight Rev. Tn os. A. Becker, .

Bishop of Wilmington NV, !,
ware, at St. Mary's SEMINAR I
Paca street, yesterday morning V', S~
ferred the order of deacon 1.a.i on ~, \
E. Maynadier, of the Diocese 1s.ssi,I |
Baltimore, and on Rev. JeTslals' psa,,
Donovan, of the Diocese Of rs@s ssa,
III. This morning the two ness = \,
made deacons will be elevated p',s' wv
priesthood at the Cathedral. :, OsT, ~
Becker, in the absence Of .,,,I AZ 4
bishop Gibbons in Rome, new "l,I u N 4,
ciate, assisted by the clergy . ID 4,
Cathedral and of st. Mary' SD
nary.-RaH. Gazette.
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PERSONAL.

Senator Bayard and family returned
to tais city last evening from Wash
ington. The Senator will probably re-
turn to Washington on Monday, but
his family will remain here.
Z. r. Cochran, Esq, who is an ap-
plicant for the position Of Clerk Of the
Peace for this county, is in town to-
day.
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"John BrOicn's Fort" 10 i
Sold

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Thesla| N
OF The treasury will oiler for sale a mi
lion, next Tuesday, the valuable VrrI
power at Harper's Ferry. together nj
he old engln ne house in SLicb M
Brown barlicaded himself in lSS M
the ruins Of the old musket and N
works, arsenal and other Luilding n
stroyed on the approach of The Cols|
crate forces at the beginning Of N
war.
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GERMVNS INDORSING RAYApE

A meeting of the German -Anera,
Democrat Central Association wShl
last night at Rains's Hall, M. EdVnI
Raine, president, in the chair, and NJ
Henry Werner secretary. ptinNi
'nd resolu IONS Were adopted ndOnInl
the Hon. T. +. Bayard tor prsdsII
Speeches were made by Messs. EdvuI
Ra ne, II. Werner. Henry l.ell, h H4
bach Jacob Groh and Others ca
zetfs,
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WALL STREET Observation-Disclosures
we're very active feverish and depressed,
and became worse on the report of the
inability of the Philadelphia aud Read
ing Coal and Iron Company to meet Its
habiliti' $. Money ruled at 4 per cent
for call loans upon stock collateral.
State and railway bonds we're quiet and
weak
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EGIsTERs ORDER.
REGIsTER's ; OFFICE,

New Castle Co, Dec 10,
Upon the application of William Nc
Conaughey anu Alexander Wilson, A d.
minls:rAlors Of David McConaugney late
OF wilmington Hundred in said cnun v
dece ased II IL ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrato ors Aforesaid
give notice nf granting of Letters OF Ad-
ministr6tion, upon the estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within f'rty days from the date Of such
Letters in six of the most public places OF
the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tAte 70 present the same or abide by an
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided and also cause the same 10 lie
inserted within the same period in the
WILMIHGToH GAZETTE, a Newspaper pub-
hsned In WI mington. and TO be contin-
ued therein three eeks, (e. o. d.
(0@l Given under the hand and seal
4 l.. S. cf Office of the Register Aforesaid
49, at New Castle, In New Castle
County aioI esaid, the day and year above
written. S. G. btGGS, Register.
fOTI r,
All persons having claims against the
estate OF the decehseu must present the
same, duly attested to The Administrators
ON or before Dec. lO, 1850. or abide the Act
OF Assem- bly, In such case made and pro-
vided. WILLIAM McCONAUGH HEY.
ALEXANDER WILSON,
Address Newark, Del,
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Personal NOTES

Sheriff Pyle's albuuc'e l'slJ"% ,.I"nIIr Il !
Ing away aud the Sheriff OeslHN''
feel easier. =. An
During the session of Court y o1s' X
John Duffy and Alex. Mason son b Ss,sI ~
Castle, were naturaliled, ,i.ii,sd shu sud
tullfledged citizens of the Unl'su ~
and of the State OF Delaware ~
1t is not expected now, III. "" rrsn
Wootten will be present at 'l'n w.
court.
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A TI'den Det,sgs.!on from Gall

SAN FRANCISCO. May 21.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention this morning
elected delegates to Cincinnati The
delegation was uniustructed but direc-
ted to vote as unit. They s'and-Til-
den S, Thurman z, Seymour l and
Field /.
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vosee: ,,os e.. In both of ,hs.s
''sr Tshn a'e u residents Of WiImssses M Eases the n.
r,.,n.s Tne Sheriff hsving" 'oaal 'ao1Salastoa. w
,s,urn ~ upon the viii oS Sus So, bis pro,.
.ne d aRsny case, Mr. u pGeas aGoeas cormls corvSpr y
application for Haparan,sa nall renewsd y. Y
failed 70 ma. a,t the comptnens1 1sIse, y on Il,
Ind h h.a 20 state where the all. aII.no 70 TIN cas
aware. oeh Committed n spse' n
Ine conrt held that III.
was sufficient and retpsaS 'ns conmItn,u
@ SI,cs, ds reisasei they refused d .Il order B.
sooo t ~ on e,no 70 reduce Hagauy,sa a'so, an y
"a, Anthony Higgins, ESQ ,,.,
,,1n ,, on the petition 4f'nade ippN,,
white, who declares ,hn, ~ one fhcn,
ep, ,aepn,,,, Mile and Joanna W%i,!s W. sso cblI
~ AZ ", u,eialIed BY Rleb.tt 1, pte afe "a
oa,, VI n,a"kblid H., for g1,a Tr, brorkNl
corpus whereby he ob,h, I,n OF A4u
nheousht ,ho INTO court aud ,eO J,SDeO can j,
the court may direct N''po'ed of /
cassidy SENTENCED.
EDWARD = Cassidy, convic,ed f..
anu battery OF Police Seryesn,O wi a'nl
Legg, with intent to kill, n 'ui ut JOIN Y
a motion for new lrial !" ". slC'e us
was was Drought into Court s,r 40 .il ielust
ne CouIt sentenced him io To- nss ssnlsta
OF 5000 restitution money ,DS SAy va. a b.
pros, cutInn, on Saturday neY, ua
,ne hour in the p lhry, and I1. "ra'a aUaaa
mp, lsonment of three month. tibsus'ss Y =
Oh ,rl She 2ist list day of August ner, ,' 'NaA
Inc Court stated that hi. A. '.....
was made as light as possible j. 'elel' l
additional Testimony hsyjns u 1--WE vle'a
tanned by the defense, whicI' !, ,sta Oten d
produced at the trial miybt bara "'u Il y Va
the verdict of the jury. Csss'Sr SI'' a sasas
well please at the mildnes "; ,, 'teAa
ttncr. AT ! O'Clock Court sdion.as,k .us " I
I'll 3p. N. auIOu'lsdu
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OFT OF ORDER

That portion Of the b, sidtt st1isl0si I. Ibsl,'
am and consequently the the ''Ut UutlachinsII, \
also somewhat 1np..oUgh 1n. y, oyerh'p'T'
clock ne eds a thoro"E"
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Honorable and Pure Minded. "

from the DOsLn 1Ost.
MIR. Tilden msy not be an available
candidate tor various reasons, hut there
10 great ference of opinion even
upon thai subject. He is entitled to re-
spect as an honorable and pure-'ninded
salesman, and should receive 1t from
Members OF his own party, at least.
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FOURTH EDITION
Indtcations ror.ro-Day.

Failing barometer. southsriy vesrin0 TO
cooler Oesteriy s0inds, fnoreasin0 cioudisess
aud numerous rains followed by rising bar
dnleter.
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GUARANTEED AGAINST SUN
STROKE.
From the Phila. Times

From the Phila. Times.
II is sta ed that Senator Blaine will
60 to Chicago and undertake the man
agement of his forces at the National
Conven ion in person. Arrangements
will have be made to quarantine
that town against sunsJroke.
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TiIden, Thurman and Triumph

In view of the certain nomination OF
Tilden for the Presidency by tho Ma
tional Democratic Convention, the
name Of Senator Thurman is seriously
proposed for the second place on the
ticket 1t is suggested that Ttlden
Thurman and Triumph would make q
strong rallying cry for our Democratic
friends.
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MAP PIED.

Ing, May 2O.h, 1850. by Rev. DIR. j.
q. sullivan, at the Methodist Protes
tant Parsonage, No. 829 East Eighth
street. Mr.. Henry +. Gray and Miss
Wilheimlna 1errel, all OF this citv.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Financial and Com nm merciAl.

WILMINGTON. DEL, May Is. 1850
Latest Stock quotations FURNISHED by
Heald & Co.. $. h. corner seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington. Del, at Il
dny.
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Clayton House Arrivals.

Mrs. J. II. Hoffecker, Jr.. city.
Arthur Bittong, New York.
y; =; I dD5S'ssr. : Philadelphia.
j, Thomson. Washington. DC.
W. Carpenter, il, Salem, N. J.
ID. Winslow. New York.
Geo. II. Leslie, Toronto, Canada.
Francis Murphy. Phila., Pa.
Silas II. Hart,
James T. Patton, New York.
John Il. McFee, Georgetown, Del.
J. W, Dewitt, st. Georges. Del.
4. L. Cochran, Middletown, Del.
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Reading r. X. stocA y 20 sot

Wheassef nt9,Ss, shows hatit q IS sss sspiDfs.
psbu pRsby syrup; It will soo'n0
,Sa little sufferer.
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n BABY show are the rage ev.,,..
s snu we understand tn i tbs bsrn,y,sna
eineuS ,s ne used to keep tie little w. nSasl'sa
" Dr. bu1 3 Bahy syrup. II i'V coa, ous' lus|
opiate. Prize 20 cents II cohlsln, n
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THE OLDEST CHURCH IN D''
WARE. +.

On Sunday next, the 81 0Ia a ,onir's 1a
church will celebrate the i',I ,bs VOnbi
sary of its conservation to th. the SSfl4 S
service, 1890 o'clock, t,a,pJ, s,V d. sndS
sepmon spm'oi will be preached, -. Gy st " iA~N
W. G. W. Lewis rector o' III"
church. Middletown.
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Wilmington Markets.
La DbIr MA NJ a hh EIS.I -.
w EDNESDAY NAV laLh 3 z AZ


FLOUR Is dull. and low grades are weak
sales OF 100 barrels, including Minn,sotn
extras !, " *. AZ 90 %; Pennsyi vania family,
AT 20 Eo,io oo; Western do. at So rs "a q ~,
ana patent and other high grades at s. y,
as. Rye Flour is steady at ~ 5Oa4 rs,
ohAIN.-W W neat Ii dull, unsettled and
IoWeT' 10Y, sales o1 400 bushes. including
Ied ln evator, at 8l ~ May, 81 235{ Jure
vi l21s a u July, and 81 Va August. Ryt
Is scaIce. We quote Pennsylvania AT No
Corn Is IN fair request and over sales ol
loO ouehe =, Including rejected at sic.
steamer at 5la52c. mi Aed at o. 15a5Sc, Vel.
io~ al dc, aud VIII To at 55c. AT the cal
ooaId S9gDO bushe sail, mixed, August
sofa at iSAc., and 10000, May, at 81 &c. Oat.
are better. Sales of5UUU bushels. .inCludi,'s
mixed, at 4Oa42c., aud white al 45I%aiSc
ihe receipts to day were as follows: 2il,
ools. hour, 1900 bushels Wheat. &J.ty
malt. l45 barrels whisky.
WHiskY.-loU barrels OF Western iron
bound sold at 81 lO15 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, May II, JPN.
The cattle market has been dull durIn.
the past week, aud prices were a fractinn
lower. 32UO head arrived nd sold an tha
dluerent yards at 3aJszc. per h., as to con.
| SHEEP were dull and lower. aOOO ha.d
SOLD at the different yards at 5La7l%c
per 10. as TO condition, and lam bs So Id NJ
| ooONs pei ID.
Hoes were dull, but prices vera nm,
changed $500 head sold al 61ta nc. ner n
COWS were unchanged. lgihenT ss,Id :" y.
go a$5O per head as ~ condition. d
| SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION
Park Drove Yard, West Phtta, Man H.
SHEEP.-Extra, ITO to I8O Ms. As 70 N a an
good, % 10 100 ms, 81 to SIC. fair "a ~ =, ~ y
hs.. ~ to s.; good lambs ~ TO sIs; com1os M =
lambs, Z to "a; calves, 70 sc MAJ
fair. Arrivals. 5000 head,
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Very much OF suman misery and dis
tress Is caused by sickness. The true
method In TO prevent sickness, which can
be safely and cheapiy accomplished by
the use of DIR. Bull's baltimore Pills.
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EoR 5ALE.-A nIgnIy lmproveo IaTno
- OF io3 acres in White Clay Greek nun
dred. Al enclosed in Usage Hedge. d.
cbas y1aed IN INTO O., nSe nelds. Large apple Or
loining the farm. Buildings-LareeM Mar
sion Double Tenant House, Barn, 6ranaIv
and all OH er buildings necessary on
nrst class farm. miles from station on
miles nom Wilmington. Apply to
JNO. W. WHITEMAN.
Real Estate ag't, W. Fourth stree
o'szi-W@so-W WILMINGTON. Del.
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IT is TRULY WONDERFUL

To see what improvements now exist
as compared with railway travel only
6 few years ago. To become convinced
of this, one has only to select for bis
route East. the popular and weIl-known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
You sre landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at Coun.
Gil Bluffs, where stands the @. & NJ
". Palace Train, composed of Pull
mGn Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleeping
Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars,
ETC., ready to convey its passsn-
gers thr )ugh Iowa and Illinois, and
into Chi3sgo. Gliding smoothly along
over the superb track Of steel rail
through thriving cities and Villages,
onofortably seated in this train, one
scarcely discovers the high rate of
speed which he is riding. Trains of
this road are always on time, con-
neotions sure, and passengers seek:
ing pleasure, comfort, safety and
esge in travelling, will find tho
".f9rth-Western" in excess Of their
CT -actations, and the greatest of all
routes to Chicago and the East. In
sist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets ria this Road; all Agents sell
them. Examine your Tickets, sud
refuse 10 buy if they do not read over
this Road. II you wish the Best
Travelling Accommodations, you will
knv your Tickets by this Route,
% AND WILL TAKE 40 OTHER.
20
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The Contributor"

The February number of the Con-
tri5HtOr is just out, and is on par
with the best editions of that maya
zine. Following are the contents:
Confidence, "" Moses Thatcher.
"Buoyancy of the Air; the Balloon"
Quebec; "Mahsmet and his Religion"
4. W. Young; "Thoroughneas." e.
". N; Invocation" Augusta Joyce
Orocheron; Editorial - Scripture
Reading" ''The Love of Mystery,".
o. F. Whitney; "a 'Live Mormon IN
Boston," B. T. Cummings, jr.;
Mozart" Monda; "Bits OF Travel:
V. City of Vienna" De Vallibus;
"Home: II. Gates and Hedges" T;
'Socrates," Horace Cummings;
Association Intelligence" dis
trict Meeting" Quarterly Con-
ference" Review Of Books: Lives Of
the SigHers,' 'Oilendorh's Spanish, -"
"Poetic Selections.
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Grand Carnival.

The advertisement Announcing
that grand carnival masquerade
will take plaos at the Theatre, or
Thursday svening, February Goth,
will be found in the HERALD this
morning. 1t is TO be given under the
auspices Of the Ladies Hebrew Be-
nevolent Society, and on the COM
mittees will be found the names of
a great many of the prominent bust.
ness men and citizens of Ssls Lake,
as we'll as of other cities. The ball
is gotten up under the same manage
meDt as those of last year and the
year preceding, both of which were
successful. Five prizes sre to be
awarded. The Careless orchestra
sill iurnish the music, which, in
itself, will constitots a great attrae-
ton, and insures exceptionally fine
music. See the adv.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES FS-
BAY.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIsT or LAT
TER-DAY SAINTs.-SerYices in the vari-
Gus ward meeting houses this afternoon
and evening. Sunday Schools in the
morning.
HOME MISSIONARIES will preach in
the several wards in the evening at the
usual hours.
ST, MARKS Observation-Disclosures
service at liam, Sunday School at 9.45
am. Evening service at 7 pm.
ST. PAUL's CHAPEL, corner of Fifth
South and Second West streets. Sunday
School 2.S0 pm.
CATHoLIo.-Church of st. Mary Mag,
dalene, Rev. Father Scsnlan, Pastor.
CATHOLIC SERVICE at Fort Deuglss
the second Sunday of each month st 1C
o'clock am.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcE.-PreschiLg
st II am. BY the pastor, Rev. r. G,
McNlece. Sabbath school at ego am.
Union Service at 7,30 pm.
FIRST H.. E: CHURcH-Serviees at Il
am. DR.. Mckenzie, OF Boston, viii
address the congregation, and at pm
will lecture on Temperance. UnioI
Service In the Presbyterian Church o.
$50 pm.
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one important distinctive fact that
Ben Tasker and some Others do not
appear to properly comprehend and
appreciate, and that fact is that the
Bible Is not the organic law of the
land-lt is neither the Constitution Of
these United States nor the organic
act OF this terrigory, however desirabls
it might be to have it so. What kind
of government are We living uDdeI7
II We are living under a theological
government ne should cay 90. But
as that ia not professed. | suppose We
are not living and acting under such
q government. Are We living under
democracy, 8 democratic republic,
an aristocratic republic. an Gig
arcby, a limited monarchy,
an absolute monarchy, im-
tied empire, an absolute enc
pire. a. autocracy, e despotism.
constitutional government, or az
absolute govern ment? l have always
understood that ne are living under q
democratic republic, land of free
dom, government of liberty and |
equal rights, with the voice OF the
people respected. If 30, to be con-
sistent with that profession, we muss
listen respectfully to the Voice OF the
people, and to that of their chosen
representatives, not throwing out the
voice OF the women. Consequently,
if the people want women in office,
or want the restrictions removed
which prevent them from putting her
in Office if they should desire, legisIa-
ton should be fashioned accordingly.
Also, if liberty and equal rights are I
10 be guaranteed TO the people, L do
not see how women can be consis. !
'sntly hold under disability, such !
political disability as their natural ,
disabilities do not warrant.
have neither time nor space to- =
az to notice "Vidi's" letter.
BEN LoMoND. r
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Legal Csnlndrum.
SANDY, Jan. Both, 1880

SANDY, Jan. Both. 1880.
Editors Herald:
viii you please inform one of your
many readers what ia necessary to
constitute = qualified voter for school
trusteesY
Can young man coming to this
country, over Is aud under q years
of sge, get his naturalization papers
without first declaring his intention,
supposing he has lived in the country
over ten years9 By answering these
in your next you will confer favor
upon a. W.
The qualifications necessary to be-
come voter for school trustees are
precisely tho same as those heeaeasry
to eaai,ls Z pereoa to become = legal
voter ia any other election.
IN answer to the second qasry, we
would cay he cannot; as he mus. be
under IS years of age when be comes
and have lived IN the country FIVE
years.
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The No Fence Law Question.
FARMIEGToN, DAVIS Co., UT,
January 80, 1880.

January 80, 1880.
Editors Herald:
l hsye noticed minutes OF proposed
changes in cur fence laws, but am noL
posted in regard to what these
changes are. 1 should think the
main roads through the counties
should be fenced so that herds of
sto2k could be kept from damsging
crops as they are passing by.
1t is customary, as 8 general rule,
where fields are fenced to leave them
open during certain pe'tlens of thu
year, and stock Can run at large
without being herded, but it is also
customary to secure gardens and
stackyGrds with a good fence; but the
way the law now stands, san a man
be compelled to fence his premises?
Also, will not man be justified in
leaving bis stacks in an exposed con-
ditiUn, and driving ell stock to fhe
stray pound that would get caught in
Whist l woald style q trap set for
them? Respectfully, @. 7.
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+. AUERBACH & BROS
SPECIAL
OUT SALE
WINTER GOODS.

N.75, $500. ' '' P1'0O'
Black Csshmsres at 4Oc Soc, 800, 7oe. &c., &c., $780,
Colored Csshmeres at 65c., zoo, 9Oc.
70e S5c. ' wv wv 'V0'
Slk Striped and Plaid Dress Goods, 25o, &c., 4Oo 5Oc
nonalr and ATmare Dress Goods Six Yards for 81 co.
RouSe vide Heavy MsseAse and Drap Ds at 81 so worth 81 90
DSi M mi9e 6tavy Beaver Cloth at $175. $780, $500
$140. ' O''H' 0'o'' SOo'' $1'OO S1'zO,
$780, 90 W ~ D09s "eaF' Sl'1o' S1'zo'
mite and Coored Flsunes Jeans Snegss 1c ec SOo
&c., 40c, Soc, &c., 70c soc ' 1O0' @"0'' 'Vc''
MI F,n. opera ShATIs, 75o, 81 25. s175 1925 1878
asies Corses 4Oc &C., 75c 81 $3.50 50 CO. s3 s5 M
& 9 anp ondFens Hose &c., &c., 2oc per pair
OuF seamless Gloves
other make three buttons, s75 buttons 50 co. Best
Value in Kid Gloves in the CITY, - Wv De''
Ladies' Fur Sets $3.50 $3.50 SIS 90 s10OO AK m 900 m D.
Goods for the Money in the CITY, - ' S''
LSdes and Chdren Cosk Domaus and CnI,s 20 IN ~
$500, $780, 800 to $500 '' ''O' F1OO'
turkey Red Table Cloths. zoe. Sc. $1.OO $L2O
Blesohed DAmssk Table Olo:bs. 60c 75c sIOO s14
Towels from 10c to Zoo ''
INDOORS olk and Linen Handkerchief
Berlin Embroders in Silk Woed (Iarys of Art VeIiC'
I1des' ETC., at Lowest Prices IN the City. S''