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... SMITH, THE MORMON PROPHET. 1i The papess by the Great Western contain some further intelli ence respecting the M1ormonites and their maur- bar. deredfleader. A correspondent of ?? l'orAExpress, wer writing from Nauvoo, June 30th, says, 1The Mormons, Nihgreatly ...
... I THE MORMONS, OR LA SER-DAY SAINTS I - - St A grond splite ?? Illinois aOl' nd th asld. p.et ?? tese rt of expaeure as tbar which crownedtheg-earner of the soi'ctxUaW prophet Wine in this' mncdl-. country a fewyeareaega. 1Our aenoxeats from the Moremona ...
... TILE MORMON VALLEY, ON TH Tu GREAT SALT LAKE. I (Fromh lsd NC York Triburid, 00tebP 9, 1849.) From the overland enmigrants to Cali oni we p have later news, which is, howevr much of the PI samne ourport as that before received. A get deal ha Of Uicl-Z ...
... THE MORMON SETTLEMENT IN THE GREAT SALT LAKE VALLEY. The Mormon Saint?, after enduring all the sufferin;, e of persecution in Missouri and Illinois, many of their e leaders and apostles having been slain, and the whole s body of the survivors having been ...
... further crimes are feared, before the Mormon excite' for ment shall be terminated. Sincerely do I hope that no morn are. English victims will be enticed from their homes by tho mitor sen- able humbug of Mormonism, for if they esclPO the insldious Ier ...
... The Mormon Temple at Nauvoo.—A city 18 inhabitant, including, many other duhst* -tin 1 buildings, a stately temple, erected at cost of 730,000 dollars, has grown up and run to decay with'n tin- oriet period of ten years!—a fresh warning building on ** ...
... human sunleTlig, any record can be found of deeds more sanguinary than the riots at Philiidelphia, or the massacre of the I Mormon leader and his brother, in the prison at I Carthage. For the particulars of these events, so shocking to hbumanitY, so di ...
... his thigh, and one above the hip. He died the next day.— A company of Oregon emigrants were lately attacked by a band of Mormons, who robbed and murdered all except twe, who contrived to escape. The Holly Springs (Tenn.) Gazette eays,—A worthy young ...
... sirocls dosfoi 'c.c - s t; ?? or w eroes ijc haunid, itsaosoteiately te.!,t :s- i f e - s - ' o Cll the haribour. Oil, T'h-l Mormons of Dess-xct, (fat5 Lxise.)i I .- reg- aast hold the doctrio th'>: a ns nesn ;ty h X : ?? 55 hte Lie ran supttet. It :s said ...
... to- ward the capitol, this road from Tampico is evidently the true one for the army. A END OF THE MORMON WAR., the The last act in the expulsion of the Mormon fanatics dere from the State of' Illinois was performed on the 16th ?? Sepemer;whn, ftr sstinig ...
... the Mormon priests pie ~O nothe wilderness than they commenced issuing thi blasphemnous '1revelations from heaven, proclaiming to all the faithful, that, after sojourning in the wilderness .4 the for a certain numbers of generations, the Mormon church ...
... the facts in his poseenioti, s ad that a peraaturo expors would havebeen worse then nothing. go d olares that most of the Mormons would do say and swear St to tny thing that Joe Smith directed, and tha ?? of them ft r r liars, thieves. robbers murderers ...