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John Taylor, the Champion Of Right; William
SgIh, the Patriarchal Jacobs STAFF Hifford Wood
Iuh' the Banner Of the Gospel; Geo. A. Smith
the IN Entabla,ure Of Truth orson Pratt, the Guase
man Wright, The wild ram ofthe Mountain. The
keeper Of the Rolls has charge Of the men at work
on the Temple. 1t is supposed that the Mormon
inhabitants Of that city are full 20 600 souls aud Of
ihe surrounding country 10000 more-Ihe only
property owned in common is the Temple and The
Hotel-they are industrious-good farmers-raise
wheat plentfully, and are about to engage in man
utactures. The whole community may be consid-
cred IN their peculiar singular and remark


able, and in after ages their Temple, like the ruins
OF Palenqne, may strike the beholder with wonder,
aud history may be unable to explain what race
worshipped. ~ Y. Jour