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NOTICE.
mz&4 T IKE HHHEE T 4 E5ERF her
e Fa arS ye m ED
every Wednesday, until further notice Proceeding far
Returning, viii leave rs Landing every Friday morn
n for Bfnedct W ieaye Benediet every saturday
Landings on the River also Fair Haven and Plum Point
-f.l.ti Nj. wEENs, Master.
1z PUBLIC SALE OF THE
- BALTIMORE BELLE OF BALTIM0RE, sc.
oERrn E ay the sentaned in mOEtgage from
6DWLT1 III WA AZ 9gR4site Wood street, Baltimore
o'clock the schooner "a LTlMO8E BELLE, Of Baltimore,
her Sssts Yards sais Rigging, Anchors, Cables Boats
The Baltimore Belle was built in Church Creek Dorches-
inches depth ncRe ana she easaTe 5 Il
tons her sails Rigging and Equipments sc, in very
5000 order and she of one hundred TONS about
amount q $2o her and pantag are i Of White
Sf IN gGod order ana Taen tive years old she sold for
<...,,,-,. SAMUEL II. COVER, Aucticneer
teleotO&dtS 81 Baltimore street.
NOTICE.-Consignees of goods per ship 'sIr-
On boai Whs n ' so sgnd not ae pPPt3
within five Gays, will be sent to Public Store under general
order. f-lw
NJ o 7 G E Neither the Captain ror the
~ Consignes Of the Bremen ship ''Ernestine, from
remsn, viii be responsible Tor sny debts contracted BY
GUNDR PRODUCE.-2, 900
~ lbs prime Roll Butter; LOCO lbs. Sausages %
bushels superior Kindred Hominy; Thomas choice Sugar
cured Family Hams; Super Extra and Family Flour
vorte brand Cheese Soap, Starch Tallow Candles; 500
bushels prime Oats PCS bbs Ohio and Coun
some old and choice. For sale by \. L. WEBB L
BRO, corner Pratt AMI Commerce SIS. 1t
NLD BACON.-20 hhds. prime old Sides for
street. fc4ff
f|H0ICE BACON SiDLS.-50 casks Western
" smoked, FOR sale h. P0U@AIHAT McGULLY. Al
and ~ Light street fe4-f
PULK PORK.-Hams, Sides, Shoulders and
ID Jowls for So by FUUHAIRAT & McCUL,.Y, Al and
AZ Ligh: street. feitf
DOLL BUTTER a bbls Western for sale by
IA PaUAA lRAT& McCuLLY, A. and 40 Light ST. fe4 tt
T ARD, PORK AND SEEDED bushels
- CoveIsce q ibis Lard, G0OO unds Bulk Sides and
Shoulders flr sale by NhIXSEL GRAFTON, Ii9 Pratt
fp4A Ar
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WooD Woop ! WooDll!
SAWS CENT by buying your Toad at office of CITY
team Fire Wood MIL,
Nos HoEgHBsREET.
JAMES 4. JOHNSON
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JENNINGS COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs.
These Troches will be found eicaciou as well as
agreeable and convenient in alternating curing CoUGHs
CONS, &c. They are convenient than any Of the
liquid preparations they he carried about the per
and always ready for when the cough is trouble
Thus preventing avolent attack 0! cough and con
sequent irritation of the Lungs
y. HYNSON JENNINGS & CO,
d2S-tf So North Charles street
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SKATES! SKATES! SKATES!
MERRILL, THOMAS d CO.,
di9-tf 239 Baltimore street.

PARKER BRoTHERs LONDON CLUB .SAUcE-Tks
celebrated Sauce is fast supsrseding all others the
richness and decacy OF Its flavor, it has attained popu-
lality almost great this country in Europe For
sale by all firstc class grocers and by their agents.
GREEN K YOE, Importers,
o3l-tf IS West Baltin1or street
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yEDDo TEA delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received and
for sale by GREEN Il YOE,
osl-H SO W. Baltimore street.
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DIRECTORS:
VIM H MCFARLAND. President Farmers Bank.
WIN G. CRENSHAW, firm Of Crenshaw Co.
WELLINGTON G0DDIN, firm of Goddin T. Apperson
II W NcCANCE, firm of Dunlop, Moncure Co.
a. A BARKSDALE, firm of Warwick Barksdse.
JAMES h. GRANT, TOBACCO Manufacturer
JOHN L. BACON, firm Of Bacon BaskeryiI
HAXALL, firm of Haxall, Crenshaw Co.
JOHk CURRIE, Jr., Ship Owner
WIN q WARWICK. firm of Warwick Barksdsle.
las ALFRED JON ES, A.torney-at-I.aw.
G. C. ELLETT, Builder ...
F. G. RUFFIN, Agricu turst and d nufactuTer
W. W. CRt1MP, Alto ney AT, Law.
JAS. DUNLOP, firm OF Dunlop Moncure 20.
BOILING ". HAXALL, President
O.. BREESE, Secretary
I'd JOHNSTON, Agent,
Nos 70 and IS Second street.
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Coon TINES OR BAD TIMES,
You CAY'7 co WITHOUT 4 SuRT!
THAT IS An ACKNOWLEDGED FACT!
But good times or bad times, it is every ones interest to
get good article or the lowest possible price $50 that it is
good, 50 by all to ADA will Shirt you
good, and Shirt you cheap.
The finest tl75; good Shirts lower
Making Shirts IS cents each.
AL FOR CASH.
ADAMS, Ii6 Baltimore street.
Jal@f up Stairs)
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8 G e v 2
5ce, No 50 SsoCGD STREET I'd door from te F, ora a
GaTi, CoETEE cP YoGE AT1 WILLTA% STREETS.
l-. undersigned having ',ssa r,appajutai t.s
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lHTEGEsTIgG To PURCHASERS or FINE WATCHES.
william DiSors, Lond n, ana Jules JurgcnsenS Cope
hagen WATCHES Eugene Breguets NICKEL WATCH
GIARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES. the best Tfrne-Kcap
for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner of CaI?er
and Water Streets Importer If Fine Watches Jenery Gold
Chains SILK er and 1!atedWare, Lee ultres Swiss RazoY
and Stops, Gold, Silver and Ste SpsctacIes
ages. New goods now in store Purchasers will pleascca
Notice--Store CORNER CALVERT IND WATER SIS
EaIsgcnTc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-03

with We" Poverty implies servitude. and SO
long as servitude is necessary condition Of
one portion Of oar feilow-balnes, e had better
Be confined to those Of an inferior capacity
than those OF like endowments with ourselves.
We are Of those who believe this constant sp-
peal OF the weak to the strong, has a snfteR-
inc, refining influence over the superior being.
We believe this is the reason why
the southern man so much excels the
northern in generosity, delicsey, and courtesy.
But il ever the time should come when Moses
shall be given to this dsspised race, the South,
We trust, viii not act the part Of the naughty
Pharaoh. In the mesutime, let us be content,
IN thinking that through or slaves, We are
aiding In the grand scheme OF human progress;
that we hsve greatly bsttered and improved
their condition; that our slaves are far more
respectable than the freed negro; that there is
less immortality and vice among them than In
any Of The lowest class Of Europe; that there
is less crime committed by our whole siavs
population, than in Londod, Paris, and New
York, vet they have their holidays, their
amussments ana festivities. The South can
and must prove this. She must no longer sub
NIT TO being maligned, and bslisd. II she
Ehirks this duty, il she shifts this responsible
ity, she deserves the certain fate that awaits
hsr, that Of becoming mere dependency Of the
North. NJ A. G.
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Nh. BREcKIEBrpeK W. ME. DoveLEa.--
Iu the debate iB TIE senate the other day be-.
igten Mr. BrsekinnEs hnd Mr.. Dougas, %
man ccngsreaHt viii The facts upon ne gub.
isct can deny that ths Senstor from Kentucky
bad the weight Of tie argument. hr. Doug
las had taken the ground that the Black.
Republican party, in oTEaaizing ihs ne9
Territories of Daee.ah, Colorado and Nevada
in omitting sny prtvgions concerning siaVery
bsd backed down from their Chicago platform
and that this wss promising step toward
TTpion-aaving compr0mise, inagmuch a. I. va
recognition Of sqnatter Sovereignty NJ
Breckinridgs replied that the Republican,
fourd q necessary 70 say nothing about slav
erg IN said territorid bilia, and therefore d.f
ssv nothing, in order 10 paes them, 20 a. z
urovide a iol o. fsl Offices for hungry Repub
lean ofieesseksrs. And THE is the truth
mere il no compromiss 10 tbe matter. On ~
contrary, the orgafization of those three nfv
TsrfitoFiss uadef 81 snii-slaVerg Adminiflfa
iiou renders snpefdaoss any provision b %
orgauie territorial Law, IN either case, for ~
exclusion II Afriean slagery.--A. = Herald
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DRS. ]. B. WLSSOa a WM. WkS0OS,
NO. S2O. DENTISTS. NO. 800.

HAVE moved their oalce 10 corner ~ erFEslaa.
II UNION AND MAIN STRE gFs
where they have atted up and fnrnishedQ 49, ~
rnoanE suitable for the accommodation Of 4-4-G
tkOse who may favor them with their confidence. ami
having thus located permanently osr their professional
services IN the different branches Of Dentistry pr9mis-
log the public to them in the sklful and
Jndeious insurer and in every reasonable warrant
satisfaction both as 10 operations performed and
charges for the same Further than this wish 10
hod out no nducement whatever to the public
draw them to once, ty any exhibition OF Dental
specimens propositions TO do 'fcheap Dentistry"
'at prizes as low even lower than the very lowest ("
By any other misrepresen'ati Of facts any way
whatever. Neither DO w. wish any to mistake
usme (Wssson) for that Of another. as the Dams Is
plane and place OF business easily found Oca Garner
q Union and Main. No. $40. fe2S- d, twaW
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SENsATioE IN CHURoH.--Tbe Wilmington
Espublicaa says 10 little talk has been created
on account Of the Rev. John L. Gray, pastor
Of the Episcopal church, Seaford, Delaware,
omitting prayer FOR the President Of the Unl-
ted States, AZ laid down in the praTer-soo
After prayer, be made some explanation why
be did 50, saying " that bis sympsthiss were
with the South, be being southern man. He
says be shall continue so to do until otherwise
directed by The bishop OF the vestry. Some Of
his congregation are very much dsplsssed at
IA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-03

GREATLY LIKE A WoMAE.-A couple Of
Americans in Arizona, having fallen in love
with beautiful Mexican girl, resolved to fight
for the prize, which they did. One Of them
was mortslly wounded, and the other hurt 50
bad that 10 is supposed he viii be a cripple for
life; and the next daF the girl for whom they
fought and blsd, ran OF with another man, /,
who was particu ar friend Of the belliger-
ents, and through whose means they had been
Induced to fight
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DURSUANr q the power and auta9rity conferred on
4 me by the terms of trast deed, made 90 me BY
D. Moutsomcry, the DIST day Of Deoember 1860 and
recorded in t1e REGISTERS o1oe Book No s6 psges
2l2i 2l3 and 2i4 the 80 day uf JEuuAry, 1851 10
which deed reference s hereby made for particuiafs
will on SATURDAY the 27th day Of April, SAL. at
G. CAyce 4 Sons auction houae known the rcade
the south side q Union street. beteen the hours Of
10 and y o'c,o-k NJ have and expose % tale he
following described tract parcel OF land, Known and
des gnated follows, towit: Being and lying in the
county Of Shelby and State Of Tennessee and beginning
Al point cypress tree with the line Of John Cub
bins marked No. s. and running east and wits Cubbns
line fortydve poles and fifteen Q5) links stake
south Of maple tree marked J. @ thence north sixty
four 68) pc and twsnty-one (2l) links TO a stake;
thence east twenty (20l poles corner Of
thirteen sore entry BY AcLamori Carr; thehse south
poles % stake Themes north forty t40l poles and feen
l5) links north OF a blscE walkut marked NJ 4 c.. to
Pointers line thence twenty three f2s feet 10 the
west side 81 twenty fot alley, and thenee south and
With the live Of said alley hundred and I20
psles 10 stake; aud thenca west hundred aud
tveuty-one (2lj poles and fifteen links to 3 stake;
thenoe nh aftyhve 55 poles snd forty links 70 place
q beginning, being atty six scres, more or less.
will sell said tract o. lend 70 The hgheat bidder for
cash. 70 satisfy ocrtain ncie drawn by said J. D.
Montgomery 20 J. n Sant the Sfth DAY March
thereaoouts, in the year 1850 hundred COL
lars, and The cost and expenses Of said sale. An per-
wanting to purchase said lot o. land shsud examine
the uus, and be ready then and there 70 pay said
amount d may bring.
Title believed to be good, bat wi.I Convey only as
trsstee.
mr25td ". s. BRUCs. Trustee.
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Or EKcTTEMEET.-A great excitement has
recently sprung up among landowners and
others in the counties Of western New York
especially 10 Erie, Cbsutauqua aad Niagara
on account of the discovery Of deposits Of oil
ia some localities, like thOae In Pennsylvania,
Virginia and Ohio, and the indications are
that these underground olsaginous deposits
exist al through that region Of country.
Extensive preparations are making to bore for
oil and secure it II found, and The price Of land
Is going up.
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J. GRRESHABER & BRO,
Cabinet Makers q UphoIsterers,

A RE now prepared to execute srdsrs fssssE-S-a
u in their line 10 tie most perfectt a2t
manner, aud at the shortes notice. -
Having furniture cars Of their own \
they win receive orders FOR moving, taking down and
settias up Pianos and Furniture OF all kinds, the
most enable terms.
They viii also give attention to laying Carpets, pol
shing and vanishing Furniture, hanging Curtains and
Shades and 70 the execution Of Upholstery in all its
rietses.
Orders solicited a. the store Of Ingrsham & Lees
Main street, or l97 Main street, At the desk Of " B.
KILLER Co. ial5-5in
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MistElIanfOHs.
DIS. sPIEGEL 8 REINACHs
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS.
AND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE WORLD
Eight Ye.srs in NTeEnpIaIs.


TNFeRM the public IN general that they are prepare,
10 frest al diseases bui especially thasc which ar
prenonneed iscaTabis, and aAilea carsnic.
Their treatneut sf osscars is vifhepf rival, be
cause fhey viii Be expelled from the ayltsn, vita ai
their rocta and nbers sniy by oo1s uiona treatment
Fiiaaui a1uGtic1 md gifhout thA knife.
they sro treat win sueel zccosdins .othe noat In
proved science Of medicine ir Auropes Rheunatieln
Nyuraigia Gsut 0phlhaimis FistuiA 10 Ana, terefriA
syphiis DysPepsla Chr3nie DyfsnteEy, Terpid Liver
araFoi Pits Tapeuurm Piles Dfopsy. Diseases Of tl'
6kin Bronehiiis Gonsump0h all diseases q she -,
and Ear and fige particular stteniion y al FeHAll
Cotapiasnts, especiai1y those Of the womb.
Negroes who are 1ficted win any q TIE ab9vi
disensss win b cured sud mi Sod beard and ae
esumotstona while Under treatment Al the dsoiors' In
Tss doctors esil s4ssuisa Of pasisncs It dissaaes
that II Jhay prepared . consult the doctors per
zhls by writing te hur vita exsct aeooun Of al
cue syrtoms q TIE disease rnedeine vie forwards
b. Adsnir express.
~ Coasusinr Roouas No. $40 Main street, bsswesE
Union and Gayofo Ssrses. Inhrmary on Union street
east 0f bayou, A. Dr. spitEefs prtvAfe residences.
D. O. Spiegei has IN his thiry yaars practice 80
periAliy chronic diseases cured them vi the utmos
he has IN his possession ever I'VE thousand
plants, herbs, barka eta.s which he can IeiY upo1
diseases whteh by fhe most sucrefsul pract
tiouers pronounced incurable.
Ne also MAKES il his efpecal practice ts treat al pr
diseases with the Utmost success In snort tnae
no natter Of how long stsnding o. What nature.
All Dr.. epiegol asks from the hctsf IL fair triAl
hen all the references he win give viii be speedy eur'
10 them.
Theessnds Of tsstiuoaisla, from the most reiiabI'
source. may b seen At the doctor's once dels-6m
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OF PHILADELPHIA,
View Permanently Located In Memphis
DIR. w. B. Morrow,

f MIDDLEBURG, TENN,
HAVING resigned his professorship in the 3 N
II College Of Memphis viii in future remain al home
snd dsvote hia Whols time 70 the practice 81
AIERIlINE Avn aURCERK
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OBJ 9fLen!Bbls apBcaI

PUBLISHED DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AID WKEKLl
BY
TSs A. ..-...BEEJAMTE P DILL
Under the style nd nrm OF
W'CEANAHAN q DILL,
whom all letter. On Business, OF oths7Eise should be
tad
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NoHTHERN MULTIPLICATION. - s'Ion," thi
reliable correspondent Of the Baltimore Sue
from Washington, writes as sfollows;
South Carolina nullifed the tariff in 1892
and Republican authorities in the city OF Nes
York propose nufllicaiion Of the Morril
tariff. They resort to notification as "th'
rirhtfui remedY,'' 10 the absence OK al othel
remedies. Il Congress should be called, az
they demsnd, viii it repeal or redress th'
tariff, or add to iis exactions and aboDlna
tions? More probably tbs lstter, Tor they wi
argue that they must have revenue, and ina
it is enly BY duties on imports that Il can b
obtained. Internal taxation viii not do, 5s
cause that resource must be left 70 the severe
States for their revenue.
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JOE ETCHEVARNE'S
Gs4RD Es7BsS,
Fort Pickering, Near Memphis,
Tenn,

4 0EE AAGAEAAAss wear NAc11 ID zs 3
Tenn,
One mile south from Court Square.
WE hass large lot Of FaUIf TREEs Of our ovu
W EraWth.
Peach trees. strong and vigorous. Of he latest va
rieiies.
Apple trees, q The best k;nd, for the South
Pear irees-A large lot Of Dwarf and sianiart pear
trees.
Also Cherry, Plum. Apricot. Necia-ines. etc.
A splendid assortment Of large and llnfsdns EVer-
green's, Roses and Green horse plants
Anything In the nursery line aiWsys On nand.
Paats EGaranteed to order and delivered t. any par
o. the city free o. charge Orers from the country
dcted.
Persons In the country wishing gardens made 10 er-
der viii se accommodated reasonable tsrius. We
employ zone bat the bcar wo1smdu.
Orgiers tnreuga the post-efsce 20 ne win ra1sive
prompt attsuiioz.
Joe Eichevarns having been IN France ths last SUM-
mer has ecsd itr1ely in the Roses Japonicas
paEiiaE. Iilcyntlz Tulips, etc, etc Also n Ffai,
Trees Of he shoresl kinds All % Hhch be win se 3,
the ioEcst prices tor cash.
dss-ispl flnguirer oopy.l
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Free Forwarding.
PRIVATE BONDED WAREHOUSE
AND
Custom House Brokerage.

TTlHR undsrEigned has, With HesSrs. Bingham, Bald
] win Co.. Aessrs. Wilder & Gallie, and hessrs
Hunter b GEmmel formed association for the pHr
pose Of entering at the eusom house and storing II
bond, in accordance with the laws, ang good
arriving this port which may be intrused to his Gus
/ tody.
~ being the managing and active partner has bonded
with the approval Of the Secretary OF the Treasury ee
modious Warehouses, where all herchandiIe coming
this port be stored every attention paid 10 its pre-
ssrvation and for its prompt delivery when ehty A
been made Is the cuato house, Al the loWest possible
tariff charges.
Mereaandlss destined to the interior viii be entered
for payment Of duties, in bond As may be required
by the consignses- All Goods consigned 20 him % %
forwarded will receive the greatest dispatch ct the low
rate q charge and in such manner may be ei-
rected II the dnties 10 Be paid In this port fund'
must be provided Tor that pGrpose but II 10 be Tor
Wardad in bond, the requisite bonds viii be Ei7eu.
Goods intruaed 10 Of undersigned, consisued e
points IN the Interior viii be forwarded by railroads o
other conveyance, as directed free Of commission.
An experience Of nearly twenty In the detail
Of custom house business and thorough Acquaintancs
with the warehouse laws in every detail, viii enasls
ts copartnershp TO give the greatest dispatch consist
ent with the safety Of the reFenue-
CHAs. G. WALDEN
Omco In Jlaghorn 4 CunninRham's Buildings,
mrfs-fm Head Of Brayion street, Savannah.
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The Atlanta Cozfedsreey learns that Dc
HoSulrhed politician o. ths North, Went on q
Nontgomery last week with oaers Tor ihe who'll
of ne fifteen million loan At per, the bid 6eini
made By Ehglish eapifaiists. Mr. Menmingsl
5scii.e1 lie negotiation, pfefsrrine 70 give DO
,,-sfir capitalists ihe refusal of The bids. Ibl
Co,fsdsracy ssys that a Georgia house has Of
tsrss Il tsk Eve millions Of tie ioan,
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TlT Tirtue of deed q trust u executed By Mar
- Gus J. Yright, which is recorded in The Registers
once q Shelby county, in Boak No ~ pages s25 s26
ard 81, which is made to certain note therein
described, 4 viii sa NE l5rH DAY OF APRIL A. D.
1851 proceed 20 sell 20 the highest bidder for cash the
real estate described an such tTRs. deed viE lot OF
laud situate, lying and being in the county nf shelby
and state Tennessee defer bed follows BEGINNING
al the northwest corner Of Tennessee and webster
streets in the Cvertan division adjoining tbs cty
Memphis; running thence north with Tunnesses street
one hundred aBd hfty feet 10 stakei thence
hundred and twenty-five feet TO stake thence south
one hundred an8 City feet n stake Ia webster street
thence east hundred and twenty-five feet 70 the be-
EunIugi being tie zane conveyed 70 by sad deed.
The right OF redemption 10 waived 10 such deed
Sale 20 take place At the southwest Of oonr
square IN the city Of Memphis sifhin ths usus hours.
mrl4-td " y HOGzIlG. rvaairA. =
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STATISTICS oT N Bdoy PoFuLATToE.--lbs
Valley Tan eoHtains the following statistics Of
Mormon population:
The population Of Momons IN The United
States and the British dmiHions In 1885 was
not less than IS 1000, Of which 3, 900 were res
idsnts in Utah, 5000 in few York State, 1000
IN California. 5000 In Nva Scotia and IN the
Canadss, and 5000 10 Seth America. IL Eu-
rope there were 5000 Of which there were
1900 10 Great Britsh and Ireland, 5000 n
Scandinavia, 2O00 In termsny, Swift rland
asd France, and the ret Of Europe 1000; IA
Australia and Poiynesii 2400, IN Africa 100
and on travel 2800. Trthsss, II We add The
different branches, ncludiug ssrsngities,
Rigdenites and Whiteiss, the whole gscl waa
not less than l26,O00 10 1857 there appears
to have been a decrease 10 the population Ol
utsh, the number bsin. onlF 81 022, Of Whici
1000 were CHILDREN, abut q 900 wouen, IL
600 men capable Of bfsring arms. There az
23ss men With eight tr more wives of these
I3 have more than bift wives, I30 men viii
Eve wives, 100 wits four wives, md 2J0s with
more than one wifs. eapiiuiation--46i'
men with about l6 so wives
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CR. ICE. ICE.

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sa5sf ftsif bssl usEts - fislf uEassesl fisaas ~
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sens. nlsY essa e. p asis, sifa Fse a HsYsfiisf
sspfshsnslaaf a - ftsn ssHgg = iss. iisi fhss
hsys pai ~ iaaftssa msasais issg ~ fils hsfssf
nvs n.osasai ~ Ehes hsa bees Fssiges 4as issiii,
tsa ~ brinslff hs ssifaes y hsH ss u saasi ~
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