<1> Thursday <Wednesday> July 1, 1840 Elder & arrived at from the potteries. In the Times & Seasons of this month I find the following “A voice from the Morning Herald (O, T&S, 157 8, 159.) .”
<4> Sunday Saturday 4 July 4 the resolutions of the Cross Bed River Branch of the 2nd. were X (L. 154) scribe
Since congress had decided againt us, ) (M. S. 6)
Constitution. A hail storm has visited Carolina, some of the stones are said to have measured 9 inches circumference, which swept the crops, killing some cattle. Insects are devouring crops on the high lands, where the flood of the country have not reached, & great commercial deistress prevails everywhere.
<7> Wednesday <Tuesday> “Pusuant to previous notice X (M S. 70,71) clerk”
At this time Elders & are <were> laboring in .
< kindapped> Some of the brethern having been kidnapped recently, <by the missourians> I will give the report from one of them, as follows “I left home, in to go to . ( History page 2, 3)
<9> Friday <Thursday> Extracts from s Letter to the Editer of the Millenial Star. <“July 9, 1840> “I arrived (X M S. 71) days, On the 10th. of April (M S. 81, 82, 83) . .
<11> Sunday <Saturday> 11, The High council met at my office, when I taught the council principles relating to their duty as a council. and that they might be guided by the same in future I ordered it to be recorded as follows; That the council (H. C. 67) upon