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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
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SsrsyfeS Jsy fa TRIBUNE for tie Eeos evdsas erst
Nov g. 1864
Amount Of stock at market; 49,,
Cattle. sheep. shoats fst Hog 'ess
This wees .............9,7l5 93g 80 l,gN
Last week.......... ...t&6 l202a $40 i,SS =,
Ons year sso............3l0 los 9O63 200 s,SoS
PRIcssbeof per 100 ~. total weight oi h,s aS.
aud meat, extra *l3dAi3 3o; Grst qnaHsy al ,,.w
second quality sildSls third duaiy noos.., snll.
&C.. st44s x00a,,a =,
Woykag Orns--e 800 1870. hanly steer' r~@ ~i" "
ninch according to thar value Tor beef sosso. 49,.
Co,ss and Youas C.iIres-Far quality. soo"~'"' '''
E85tl 3 100; Farsow and Dry. 800 90 y.a,r,. ava
1s?9, Toyenold, s9oa $is, Three syesrod' 90 >sc.
Sassr-Per p.. live weight, safe sheen s"' ''"' y"
had In Iots k2 62a IS 80; Cassets As ~ II
Faf Hoo.-Per ~. ia sltc.. i've wrsht' .no'' "'''
l;dltc; retail ltdl6c. Small pig-, W4He
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

PETROLEUM. Crude has been in fair demand for
export and prices have advanced closing firm At oi
&c: Refined la bord has also met with eood ehPo'i
ineuiry mud PRICES are well sastained Free duh and
nominal at nc Naphtha is firm aud In fair request al
52aJic. for Refined.
Rh'E--lhere IL a moderate inquiry at steady rates;
sales OF 2oo bags PstSs at 9c aid small io's haeoon
OF 9{d l0tc. -
SUGA RS-Raw Sugars eontinne fairly sctys and
prices steady at l3i l+ic for fair TO good kehning
sales Of 400 hhdA at 10. 65c Tor CUBS nc lor
English Island ana ges boxes rart st la l4ic. Re.
fined are firm at aOlc. for Harls From Information
obtained this afternoon there appears 10 De no donot
that The largo sale Of boxes spoken OF our inst was
actually eoosummsted The amount IL fully l6.0OO and
may reach 10 zoo boxes but further particulars wiz
be made public though 1t is intmsted that tno sses OIL
boIes being reported from day TO day are portion
Of the lot. ,
sPICEs-Thc inquiry for all articles under this bead
Ing has b. IN ONLY aolerate but prices have undergone
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
WRDNrsDAY, Nov. s-P. ".

"WEDNESDAY. Nov. s-P W
Gold opened at lfs, sold down 20 1865, and
closed at 1861. ...
Government stocks were fairly steady, IN face Of
the low quotations in Europe. Speculative shares
do not maintain he extreme quotations Of ycrtcr-
day, under large salcs 10 realize protls. Al The
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
Receiuts Of Produce.

Nov. s-i1, i79 bbls. Flour. 3ij bbls WhsA, - 40
hhs Corn Meal a. 2lO bush. Wheat, ~ yO2 btsf Cora.
e. a 0 bush Oats 1900 bush. Barley. II pkgs Ashes
ii pkgs. Lard. $3.50 pkg. Butter, 1900 pAss Oh
Cake, 20 pkgs. Provisions
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
VEGETABLES.
SJTNDl.IIS

Broom Corn scarcely be forced upon the market
at any prcl 4 large forced sale was made &c.
There is disposition among manufacturers TO bold on
There is a wide difference Ia the quality OF that coming
forward; receipts are lar4e. Clear white strained
Honey viii bring 25d3Oc. Fine new Hops ar' nrir.
Southern Ginseng viii bring slael 10 per p'nnd
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

TALIOW The inquiry II fair and tie market IA trr1
er sale, of 10 OJO at 4alisc for Western and lisd
Lie for City; Butchers Association IL iirm at l5c
WOoI.-Ihe inquiry for both domestic and for gn
Feeces has been only moderate since our last IN prices
however We have official hang, a. notc the finer
grades are scarce and very firmly held the late rain
has set tue mills IN motion somn localities at the East
and from these quarters anticipate lively demand
before long. Our annexed quotatious nre nomiual
for the present, viz: Domestic lleecos AZ 60f
o1c Tor Native and oneerarinT Nerinosi 6Jd6jc. for
half aud three quarter Merlno', 1Od,2c. for tull-
blood Merino- and 73d1 re. for Ssrpny heeces
60d62c. for 40. ! Pulled, Gjdd,c for SupeTino DO
aud 6Ja6.c. ior Extra do; - 2io. for common
Inwnshed California ana 100 i2c Tor Fine do. For
eign descriptions follows tblan AT .Oa32c iM Un
washed Mestya; J!d3ic for do Mcrino; Valparaiso
q; 4 go. for washed; EHst indin, 3Ja 40. for
WNshod: Cope ~ Good Hope. - Sc. for UGwashed.
African. a2a.Jc. foT unWashe.. ami t2G iJc for
Washed, south American. 3 este ~. tnwashed
Mestzi 3,d3c. 'or do herino. iOd i2c. for " ashed
Enirc Eior: %. JDc. ior Creole tnwashod 4. ai1c.
Tor Washed tordoya ana - re- for common ashed
of MI dcscubtions SmyTna. - 9;c. for INV wa.h.d.
sud l2Vi.c. tor Washed. ana syrian at ?5d2lc. for
tnNushcd.
Wiil>hl-1he ma;ket b assin better. but She
husiAess only moderate; The stock Is light sales of
- bbis Western a. 81 AZ.
ALEBONE-Tler Is onlv limited business
and prizes nominal ~ 500 south sea. and sslO
{. S2-O Tor Arctic.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
n. y. Wholesale Price. Of Coustr, rroaaee.

For TuN WEEk ENDING " fpsEsoA,. Nov. z, lha
IEIpgesiy .or Tar ~ Y. ThisuNs ~ Reporter.
TIE following The crrout idtes Of articles ~ gooi
condition 0s sold by commission houses az wholesale
Shippers receive to 10 =, es. deducted ior COM
nissions beside freight and other ohargcr Parties ra
Criyg prOduc. ~ sell often Wiu tho request hst ilI
mediate return, be- maio cannu, always OBTAIN ,hc
prices which transient buyers have 10 pay Onr hynes
inte nde or tue farmer than tho merchant
and prefer not 10 disappoint by giving he ou'sue
prices Of very choice articles
BEANS AND rFA6
A few new beans are arriving. and are wonl' Me.
dums, 81 -. ana Marrows .. ~ bu"h. taoie IL no
activity In the market We quote
Beans, pea aud medium prime y buah-.-.s 6oesi 40
Beans, kidney, " bush, prime. sOo 90
Beans, narrow, prime .-...---.--.-.'-.. ooH w
lNans. inferior. sJp 81
Pm, Canadian ~ bush. ......-..---....-. l 230 10
BUTTER.
Fin. butt.r Ia hrm at quotations, bat ordinary and
Western "A easier With tonGenc. downward. Orange
Ioun pas would NOT stand nc 'oc. asked last week.
tLsv haven ,loi lo 20 dc bn' very little butter is
rr,r;,, tnn that quarter 'i"', "t Affect the mar
lei, some ul tho aycnue si"','Will pny high prices
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

fRtIT-There has been a very good nignli! "r hh
dcscr pions sinoe our last and prices are Hcii sas
taincd Raisins IN reduced stock md me erHehcy
of pr,eps il In sellers favor Sadnes meet with reany
r .L-.l - -L.. III. va uu
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

:. -, r1.L. N - "a i .
Mamma Lhsc '' .., A5 900 s 90
Oh, Lemon; xao.,ls ID n. - 800
seneca Root y fb.-.......''.. 1900 % SaJc.
Senns y n ...........s.s..s'''''''"'" s,ScIc
Soda Ash. y D.. .'.''.'.'''''.'''..' IS 1000.
Sugar Lead, Y D -...............'.''''' IS Sisic
'Try; 'TmrvyE;Wn0pS have been only in moderate demand,
ho, nrces are without change. We quote log"oou ~
gold ot ss e OGdas Lon s1s gss5 sas 50s for Flu.
~ o' ,.oJ ~ s35 for Cuba; .2ldSe2 for MaracaiDo
snd ;s for avanila; Baswood $50 gold, ana oapan'
~9Sq; IN IND NEAL-Therehasb been more activity
~ ~, rtst for Western and State Flour since our
Ia ar tho INJURY being confined chieny 10 'h1 NV Nv
grades they have advanced Ivc per po, ha vc been
10. ,rb., irrecnlar and duh nc the close. we nave
had a fair demand for the low grades CURING Wv
the inoury being confined to the iooai ana
,rade. nrice, have nnctnacd daily under the hiUre %
,;hr.i arrivals anl variable news from Europe. t.o
avct"ations in gold and some advance In iIcishn
have restricted transactions, and we ma ,no "a .n
ports to Europe %s is. resan" risr' Of the mouth
ON, prcsen, stock " estimated at about J9VOo pps
which is moderate for the season. and IN we" Oh ,o
large and growing eoatwSc trc we 'ea rce oe ,bs dsy
rcet - from IS TO lOc l. bb, and the tendency ht INC
lose under ayorab bic adyices from Europe -
the sales TO day are l7eCo bbs al soaso - or
Cn, state 81 iO1ss 10 for Extra state ss .2a :? oI
T.ncy state. e. % - for the low grades OF western
Er,ra. 80 i5d - 30 for shipping Oho e. fO~si Tor
Trade brands and SIS !o1 80 "a ior St- LOUIS
Caaadian Flour Is iry active and Tie low grsnos are
loo !, bbl better closing, however, rather d'.'
saIes of $50 bbls. al e. at@sa ~ for common 10
fair Istrs and ~ 25Qsl2 - for Tadc and fomly do
Southern Flour il freely offered; the business h
sale Of go bbis at 80 Goa sl0 10 for common
10 mir baltimore and Country. and so Soas6 % 10,
Trade and Family DO. Rye Flour 10 IN falr de'nanI
ia wi,ho,t change the demand ia fair; slcs Of go bbs
ot 81 Is. BUckwheat Flour saiab'e nj
o. 75d 3 u 100 10
FISli-Ijry Cod has been in good demand. ans prices
,,a wcu ,rstaineJ Nsekerel have also ruled very
drm. with fair jobbing demand Picked aud Smoked
Herring, arr firm with good inquiry We quote ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

SkINs-Guat--Ther Is fair demand and steady
market. l9i bales Payta sold on private terms; VIC
quote, Mexican. 62iab;e, goldi South Amencans'
a., Ise.. gold. Deer-The parket 10 doii; we 9uote
Hondurss. 6Jc; Vera Cruz 6Jc.; Central American
~. atc., Saa Juan. t0e tIci Sisai oSc; Ansostura
loc Par, 55c. gold
SIEAk.N-The supply OF prime 10 light aud the
market 4, unsettled and business lights sales OF ~ w
- prime White at .e sic. and .5vO0 10 Grease al IL
|. lbc. c7HI. , 90
SEEDs-The market il better supplied with Clover
S and IL heavy sales OF small lots at l3 i3ic I'm
othy Seed selling slowly al 50 50dtJ - per DnsheL
Rough llay Seed 10 in fair demand and ia firm sales OF
500 bnah at sJas3 10 per Lnsb. Calcutta LinSed is
in lair dem and prioes remain firm al s. ~ ~ o.
hore and In Bostoni Bonoay !. dull and nominal
SALT-Ihe inquiry for Liverpool salt hos been fair.
and prices ore well sustained; We quote Ground at
e. w and Fine at 81 5j4s4 ~ the latter rate for Ash.
TONS Turks Island is dull al JOd55c.
SAL1PETER-Crude is dull at l4ic. cash Pure
Eehned at re. and Nitrate Soda at 6.a1c.
sOAP-Castile Is in fair demand and stoady at 2l
a2llc:
sPFLTER remains steady with moderate demand
NJ &C. gold and 10 currency. Tor Sileslan.
SHOT-lho market Is steady at lie. for Drop and
25c. for Buck.
TEAs-TLc market for all descriptions is extremely
quiet and ve have transactions 10 advice. move.
meat in Japans is said 10 be under way, but We could
obtain definite Information on the subject Prices
are noinlnay unchanged.
1oBACCO-Thero has been moderate inquiry for
KentncAy, but holders are rin In their views partc'
nary oT the ue sorts. which are scarce Seed Leaf IL
dull, the only sales being IN JoDhins way during
the past month 400 cases Of ONO have been
tskea for export; We quote in coin as fol-
lows. Light Leaf Lngs, 566c., do. Com
mon Leaf - q1!ci Medium. '.G9e.s Good,
eiallici Fine at l2alic, and Selections
I5dI I7c.f Heavy Western and Clarksyille
Iugs, 16gc., Common Leaf l0dl2c.i Medium.
l2 tc; good IL &C.,. fine. l7al-c. and selections.
Igst2c Seed Leaf has been In fair demand and prices
are well sustained. We quote Connecticut hllers at
"a l0c; do. binders, l2G lsc. DO medium wrappers,
.OGl,c and do. hne Wrappers 400 &c. New.fork,
Pennsylsana aud Ohio allcis iasc, do do. binders,
d lOc; New.York medium wrappers, l3d sc. Penn.
sylyauia and Ohio do. l2dl5c.; New.York fine wrap.
peIs, 20 30c.; Pennsylvania do, lsd2Jc., and Ohio
do, l6d25e.
TIN-The .ate advance in PiS in London has
strengthened the market and a very fair business has
been done; Plates have been In improved demand the
stock Is small aud IN few hands, prices have advanced
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
FRrJTs AND HFRIIES,

Apples are frmer. the market beiug gradually re.
cyed from the pressure Of former heavy arrivals. Fine
Winter fruit Is worth about e. 90 selected &C. Primo
New Jersey Cranbeir.es will bring eI5. Grapes are
not selling well least the majority OF the fruit which
is in bad order Strictly fne Catawbas viii! bring lec.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
aIDLs, SKINS AND FURs.

Badger. each. 250 % MGrten. --... SOd "
Bear. each. so 0Oa20 90 Mimi, dark. 325@ 00
Beaver, blkeB 2 500 3 - Mink. pale.... $50 O
Beaver. paieR ibl Wa 30 husArat..--.. i36 81
Buffalo Robes No. OEoSs ...... 100 %
Split each sl7 00a0 90 Outer Northn 0od ~
do. Whole. ~ Ood3O ~ do. southern OG W
Calf. Rr'n.e 300 - Hasoon Nthn .o1 "
Cat, house. ea. l0a - 10, Sontbein. $40 -
do Wild each 25S a. hecp& Lambs. 0O0 20
Cattle green skunk. Striped 100 80
hides /, 10. s6 3 do. Black. 376 Is
Deer, Wst.drfo cod y do, White. "a 10
Fox. Red. each SOC 50 OF Mntn, ea OOd on
do, Gray. pa 90 Wolf, Prairie. ca Joa %
Fox. Silver. e OOa4O 90
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

OIL CAKEEThe irqury is good and the supply
light prices are bstrr: sales OF $50 tuns western s
81 Joa s52; City Is finn at s52Ve53 In bags.
PROVISIONS-There has been 2 far demand ,.a ios
Pork today; prices slightly improved and at the close
are Grm at our outside figures For future denvery
We hear OF sales Of 1000 bbs New Mess (ieoSo) seer
six months at $40; tho sales, cash and regular, are
1900 bbls at s32 250 s32 62 for Mess and ses for
small lots Western Prime Mess. Beef Is IN less actIvo
demand but prices have undergone n0essentia changer
sales of 400 bbls Mt Al2f0s4 Is Tor Plain Ness Sio@
sl6 IS for Extra do. and e7Qsii ~ for stale BeeL
fierce Beef is quiet Beef Hams are firm and IN de-
mand; sales OF 100 bbls. 10 arrive, on private terls
Cut Meats are dull; sales OF 80 boxes Rongh Sides
at lse. Bacon quiet sales Of $50 pkss ioe cured a,
20c for Cumberland, and 20lc for Streuord sut
Dressed Hogs are EASIER we quote City AZ loic.
Lard il moderately active and steady. the business
being restricted by the small supply; sales Of 40 pkgs
at 2Jd2sic. for No. and City; 2.a2ste Tor western
and 29c. for snail lots.
Choice State Butter for home consum ptlon;
the stock is stl light aud the arry is moderate; prices
have ruled very firm, bat show no particular variation;
Western is also scarce and very firmly held under
good demand for the Eastern, local, and Southern
trIde nothing Of moment has been done Tor shipment
TO Europe as the current high prcas are far above the
limit ~ En- ,li.h VIC
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

Mr.. Theodore Tiiton has been exercising hi
versatile talents in the composition Of charming ht
story for children called GoldenHaired Gertrude, full
Suaint and airy faDcies. 1t is Illustrated by II.
Stephens and published by Tibbals & Whiting.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

With large receipts and falling of In the demand
eggs are selling slow at over figures aud buyers in.
sist loss Of few nipc1 lots coming forward,
some Of them from the West In poor order. We quota,
Eew.Jersey ana Pennsylvania choice. y doz. AZ d43
State good marAs. .......------.-.---.---...4l 442
Western and Canada p doz, good order. ...39 $40
LINED Eggs, y do1... 1....,...........--..-..... 80 dA
Egg Oats y Dush good. ood...............-.....p AS
pRUfTS AND SCrS-DRIED.
Dried fruits ~ all kinds advancing. One lot Of
~ Sfate ona tiers old sold al Ice, New
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

for fancy article. Receipts Of State hrlms asd e
pecialy Welsh tubs are larger and tho stock Is seev,
inuIatng. Welsh tubs are not good packages r.
which TO send butter to this market They answer lc
the local trade but will not do to send abroad or even
lots Of butter TO be rejected which would othsvi,l
find market. In some cases the bu,tor s fepAckel
into oak frkins but this 10 attended with consdersh
trouble and expense. We repeat that common butter
drags. and the feeling Is decidedly weaker, with an
inclination downward While few fine Welsh tab
are sold to the local trade at 404ec.. the majority o
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

Iln1fod TI.l- ln claNI. 3 gnI- II y q
Wtsle I8lr 10 Prime. ............l b. q ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

Late European news is favorable for abippers and
the cheese market is quite animated to-day Fine
Factory is selling at e.0 9c little fancy at 2oc, En-.
gsh Dairy is also active at full prices with . good
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-04
AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess 50 many advantages over the Other
purgati, es in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, thatwenccd
not do more than TO assure the public their
quality il maintained equal TO the best i ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
10 do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, u. D., s Co.
Jowell, Mass, and sold by
EQriNoX pErG STORE, Man.hesber, ard ty
~ SMITH, Factory point
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-04

eEoR0E rUTILA
E-s ? -, ~ J iss5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-04
TUTTLES STORE, East Dorset,

20 " 60 ! - - or
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-08-23

is towards new and contingent base /;
and that if hard pressed by the progress
Of civilization and the hand of authority,
the Mormon leaders will gather up all
their available forces and wealth, and re-
treat thither. 1t is certain that they must
make change of base of one sort or anoth-
er before long, either in the matter of po-
lygamy, or else in the location of their
earthly tabneracles and kingdom. Even
without the interference of government,
they must soon give way here in their
peculiar sway and their revolving institu-
tions, before the progress of population
and the diversi6cations of civilized indus
try that come along with it. .....
Our bachelor stage-driver out of Salt
Lake, who said he expected to have a rev.
elation soon to take one of the extra
wives of Norman saint, is a representa-.
tive of the Coming Man. Let the Nor.
mans look out for them. sB.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-08-23
NUMBER 40.

But the steward protested with tears in
his eyes that he had not witnessed any,
thing of what had been reported, and said
it was the butler. The butler declared
that he had seen nothing of the matter.
and that it must have been one of the val
cts But they protested that they were ut
terly ignorant of what had been charged
against the count in short, it turned out
that no one could be found who had seen
the count commit the offence, upon which.
the princess said . .s...I.
Il appeal to you, my father, as to an
other Solomon. If nobody saw the Of
fence committed the count cannot be gull
ty, aud my husband is innocent"
The Emperor frowned, and forthwith
the courtiers began to murmur; and then
he smiled and Immediately their visages
became radient.
"Let it be so; said his majesty; '"let
him live though have put many a man
to death Tor lighter offence than his.
But if he is not hung, he is married
Justice has been done. .'-DscEens' once a
aceek ...s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-08-23

A TEMPLE DISCOVERED AT PoMpEII.-
Letters from Naples describe temple of
Juno, Just discovered among the recent ex-
cavations at Pompcii. Three hundred
skeletons were found crowded within the
sanctuary, propitiatory service having
evidently been held in the hour they were
overwhelmed. The stutute of the goddess
with its attendant peacock, the tripod ID
front Of the altar, the golden ccuscr, the
jewels on the person Of the priestcss the
rich vessels holding the deposit Of animal
blood, are the main particulars dwelt on.
The eyes Of Juno were Of the most vivid
enamel. her arms and her whole person
richly decorated with gold trinkets, her
gaudy bird repleudent with a cluster Of
glittering gems. Aromatic ingredients
lay caloined within the concer, while gor-
geous lamps and brass ornaments strcwed
the tesselatcd pavement.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-08-23
HOW TO PROSPER IN BUSINESS.

In the first place, make up your mind
to accomplish whatever you undertake;
decide upon some particular employment
and persevere in it. IAN difficulties are
overcome by diligence and assiduity."
BE not afraid to work with your hands,
and diligently too. "a cat in gloves
catches no mice" "He who remains in
the mill grinds, not he who goes and
comes"
Attend to your own business and never
trust it to another. "a pot that belongs
to many is i'll stirred and worse boiled.
Be frugal. That which will not make
pot, will make pot-lid." Save the
pence, and the pounds will take care Of
themselves.
Rise early. 1.-The sleeping fox catches
no poultry" "Plow deep while sluggards
sleep, and you will have corn to sell and
keep" &.......a.s
Treat every one with respect and civil
ity. Everything is gained and nothing
lost by courtesy" Good manners in
sure success
Never anticipate wealth coming from any
other source than labor; and never place
dependence upon becoming The possessor
of an inheritance. 'He who waits for
dead mems shoes my 60 long time bare
foot" "He who runs after a ,sb badow has
a wearisome race" f.a
Above all things, Never Despair, "God
is where he was. Heaven helps then" I"
Follow implicitly these precepts, and
nothing can hinder you from accumula-
ting .... a. ... ..ro..a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-08-23
M Mistell u II T..
From the Springfield Republican.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

MORE ABOUT THE MoRMoNs--VA VARIOUS
FACTS --NoTEs AND GOSSIP.
AUSTIN, Nevada, June %, 1865.
] 20 back to the Mormons to add some
facts and gossip, because their civilization
is so remarkable, and because they and
their institutions are about to come into
new and final conflict with the people and
the government of the country. Polyga-
my introduces many curious cross-rela-
tionships, and intertwines the branches
of the genealogical tree in manner great
/ ly to puzzle a mathematician, as we'll as
to disgust the decent.mindcd. The mar
ryipg of two or more sisters is very COM
mon; one young Mormon merchant in
Salt Lake City has three sisters for bis
three wives. There are several cases Of
men marrying both mother widow and
aud her daughter or daughters; taking
the "old woman" for the sake of getting
the young ones; but having children by
all. Please to cipher out for yourself how
this mixes things, More disgusting as
sociations are known-even to the marry
ing of a half.sister by one Mormon
Consider, too, how these children of one
father and many mothers-the latter of
ten blood relations-are likely to becom,
crossed again in new marriages, in seconG
or third, if not the first generation, undel
the operation of this polygamonus prac
tice and it is safe to predict that a few
generations of such social practices viii
breed physical, moral and mental de
basement of the people most frightful t.
contemplate. Already, indeed, are sucl
indications apparent, fOreshadOwing th'
sure and terrible realization.
Brigham Young's wives are number
less at least DO QUO nccmo w hho" h''
many he has; and he has himself con
fcsscd to forgetfulness in the matter Tn
probability is he has from sixteen t
twenty genuine or complete wives, AM
about as many more women "sealed t
him for heavenly association aud glory
The latter are mostly pious old ladies
eager for high seats in the Mormo
heaven, and knowing no surer way to &c
/ there than to be tackled on to brigham
! angelic procession. Some OF these scale
wives of his are the earthly wives OF o'he
!. men but, lacking faith in tier nus
bands heavenly glory seek to make
: sure thing Of it for the future by tn
grace of gracious Brigham. Down LaS
:. YOU know, many husband calculates .
; stealing into heaven under the pions pc
ticoats of his better wife; here the thin