... furmers, On Thursday week, about thirty poor infatuated victims left the Isle of Man en route to the * New Jerusalem’ of the Mormon impostors.— Manchester Times. During the last week, workmen have been employed in aying down an India rubber pavement on the ...

... of persons missing, some more or less wounded, and others killed. Joe Smith, the Mormon Prophet.—The New York Herald gives the following account of the death of the Mormon prophet, Joe Smith, who was killed at Nauveo —shot by a hundred balls—in an attempt ...

... eity of the Mormons; and Governor Ford of had made a requisition to the federal government for 5451 troops, to prevent any unguluary outbreak. Samuel 11. Smith, the eldest surviving brother of the prophet and Presioletot of the Mormons Bosom, had issued ...

... Glasgow, Examiner.) The readers of the Glasgow Examiner will have: heard of a singular sect of people known by the name of Mormon., or Latter-day Saints. The founder of this sect was one Joseph Smith, an American, whose foul murder by an American mob ...

... and earth were The Mormons, In polities. are Locoforoe. The Pepe raised, with deep trenches on either side. In their is rot more powerful in hie sea, over the rear was a thick and almost impenetrable hush, Is Smith was over Mormon followers. For the pee- ...

... armed. The threatened crusade for the extermination of the Mormonites had assumed an aspect of immediate danger. The Anti-Mormon party of Hancock county, fllinois, had called an armed assembly, to meet at that place on the 27th September. Prompted by ...

... applaud this determination of the Governor to sustain the lawn. The lawless enemies of the Mormons had plumed an attnek on N tuvoo for the massacre of the Mormons on the 25th and 27th ultimo, their forces to be collected under the pretence of joining In ...

... jurymen in their county, nor one Do. washed .14s to Priem South Down ditto, 41 0,1 4. 24 of their of whom w a Mormon; and this anti• Mormon jury White Cheviot, washed,. .211 MI to 27s 64 :erection has had the honesty to indict both Mermen:sane anti- le ...

... among the Mormons, or rather among the bands of lawless men who had assumed the title of Anti-Mormons, as most deplorable. They were carrying fire and faggot into the Mormon settlements in all directions, and did not confine themselyes to the Mormons only ...

... residents there have elected a delegate for Congress. Fatal riots had taken place in portions of the country occupied by the Mormons. They and their assailants were doing their best to injure each other with fire and sword ; hundreds of houses had been burnt ...

... vesting of • Not Guilty.' The Mormon trouble ore not yet at an med. The Platonism. have defeated then:lncl.:en nobly. says that in in engagement with the mob. eighteen of the latter were killed, sod only three Mormon.. The Mormon' have offered to lean the ...

... Dunnottar, on the 30th ultimo, when thirty-seven ploughs started. The judges—Messrs. Greig. Harvieston ; F and ton. Midtown ; and Mormon, Chyne—awarded the premiums as follows : 1. John Murrey, servant to Mr. Paterson, Gtaaalaw. 2. James Moir, farmer, Crewton ...