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From Utah: Action of the Legislature—The Overland Mail Route

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The description of various bills before the legislature. In addition to tithing, the Mormons are now compelled by the Church to pay one pound of flour per month for every hundred persons in the ward, under the pretense of feeding the poor. St. Louis correspondents are endeavoring to create a prejudice in the public mind against the Central Overland Mail Route.
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  1. Legislature
  2. Mormon Church
  3. Tithes
  4. Utah

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