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... MORMONISM. Mr. Horace Greeley, editor of the A'eir Tori- Tribute, records the following conversation with Brighain Young. It valuable a-f the direct replies of the avowed leader 1 the Mormons to the searching questions of clever man: n 1 , to r ...
... everyone must see that a Gentile feeling, hostile to the Mormon theory of domestic life, begins, to reign in store and street, in mart and bank. A Gentile banker may not seem so great a personage as a Mormon bishop, yet the bishop s daughters cannot be prevented ...
... the truth the ftatements in re. card the decline cf the Ihip-building ; and afferti.ng, that the Oiip-owners, having gained mormons profits during the war, ought now to contribute a thofe the public wants of their country. Several letters were read from ...
... into arenas for political agitation; and others felt that if the measure were carried it would impossible to exclude Jews, Mormons, and Jumpers from the right performing their ceremonies at the grave. These objections are almost too wild and fanciful to ...
... on board the Steamer between Malta and Alexandria ; Drawing Lots on board the Valetta, for the Vans across the Desert. Mormons in a Kanyon of the Rocky Mountains. A Russian Marriage near Moscow. Her Majusty's steam-frigate Furious and the convoy of ...
... being obeyed by the 9 Mormons. Twelve months' observation have not led him- I to change this opinion, wbich is repeated in the annual report vwhioh has been lately received at Washington. The I governor does not thinkx that the M~ormon leaders have n sanctioned ...
... Exchange, and the afternoon was entertained at luncheon at the Palatine Hotel. The Mormon Bible.—The American papers report j that Martin Harris, one the authors of the Mormon Bible, has just died at the age C»2 years. Suicide of a Mlw'.al Gentleman. —Dr ...
... Pri:tting th~Ee, Itchi ?? DeOx r:i by 1* Allen, H~ereford; P~ercv and Peerfo~n, Birntrtrrhe5 ; Ni9 is. Wiliesoms, G lnureii,-r C. Mormon. hisitlly; E. Sharp, Warwick; Ci'sall. l-. !Ito; Ilrtnn ?? Bititol; by she Diftrihutors ai rite ' ?? 1 Jounonl ; Mr. ?? Sooslo ...
... Sunderland. There is a strike in the Corentry ribbon trade in c consequence of a dirpntneasto the system of working. 0 Several Mormon missionaries have arrived in the . Boernes Oberland, and have commeneed to preach s there. 0 An exhibition of paintings and ...
... from our government. Miss Polydore was some vears since taken from England by her mother, who had embraced the faith of the Mormons, and her father applied to the British authorities for her restoration. After due investigation of the facts before the Federal ...
... Esquire, a FRANCES CAROLINE, of the samne place, his Wife (formerly Frances Carloline Hermon, Spinster, only daughter of Edward Mormon, late of Wyfold Court, aforesaid, Esquire, M.P., deceased), have, for antietao behalf of oulrselves and of our present children ...
... Englishman ?? ?? ?? ?? 5 0 The War, by the Times'Correspondent 5 0 Pictures from the Battle Fields ?? 50 Female Life among the Mormons ?? ?? 1 0 The Yellow Frigate, by Grant ?? .. 2 0 Spencer's Fall of the Crimea 2 6 Sebastopol, the Story of its Fall 1 0 The ...