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Temple at Naupoo. The building of the Nor
mon Temple under all the trouble by which these


people have been surrounded, seems to be carried


on with religious enthusiasm which reminds US Of
olden times, by the energy which controls all the
movements towards its completion. 1t occupies
the highest and most imposing position in Nauvoo,
and is built of fine limestone has 80 piIasters-sIx
at each end and niae of a sids-each surmounted by
capital on which carved human face with rays
around it and two hands holding :rumpets The


temple is 1913 feet by So: from floor to roof is SO
feet and from the ground to the top of the spire


165 feet, The baptismal fountain is in the base
rns1t, to be supported. by the stone oxen. Each
floor is estimated to hold 1000 people. so that
II, 600 persons can be accommodated, being about
one!fouFthr-th the size Of Solomon's Temple. $40
men are zealously at work upon the building which


it is supposed will be finished 10 year and half,
probably al cost of half million of dollars. The
spiritual Of the Mormons are governed by council
Of IL. composed of the following persons: Brigham
Young the Lion Of the Lord H. G, Kimball, the
Herald of Grace; Farley P. Pratt, the Archer OF
Paradise; Orson Hyde, the Olive Branch of Is
rael; Willard Richards, the Keeper Of the Rolls;