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Per request Brigham sends his autograph.
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Brigham does not want any brethren to settle in Uintah Valley.
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Righteous living will prove McCarthy's innocence.
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The brethren are requested to assist and counsel with Joseph A Young in pursuing peace with the Indians.
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A request to forward a letter to Orson Hyde.
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Brigham welcomes his nephew home.
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Counsel is given to move to settlement where he can rest and school his children.
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Hullinger is released form his Dixie mission.
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Brigham will not sell the carding machine on credit.
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Brigham cannot ask that murderous Indians be surrendered because white men reciprocated. He does not want outside help but counsels kindness and preparation.
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Employment is offered running Brigham's wool machines.
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The call for King to serve a mission is rescinded.
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A domestic dispute is referred to the Bishop.
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A request to find land for a cotton mill and men willing to build it. Fifty missionaries were called to serve in Europe and 12 to serve in Hawaii. President Lincoln was assassinated.
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Three men are killed by Indians. Brigham urges kindness. Only the guilty should be punished.
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Brigham pursues a man in Beaver who has the skills to run his wool machine.
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A request to help Brother Smoot find some copper piping.
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Adams may arrange a public meeting to discuss the navigation of The Colorado River.
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The Perkins house cannot be used for a hospital but The Union Academy may suit that purpose.
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Produce prices are decided, saloons will be abolished and a telegraph line is planned. Warnings and reproof are given at Conference. Men readily leave their family and business to preach the gospel. A list of missionaries is provided.
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A request to estimate the cost for telegraph wire and shipping.
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Rogers is at liberty to move south with his son.
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Brigham offers counsel about marriage and employment.
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Dunn is at liberty to move South.
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Evans is welcome to come to Utah if he will act with propriety.