November 13, 1845 ~ Thursday

13^th I recieved 2 letters wrote 2. I
went over the river Mercy called upon
Mr Farington & dined with Elders Hedlock
& Ward 10 m[iles]

November 14, 1845 ~ Friday

14^th [FIGURE] I recieved 4 letters wrote 3
I recieved the Nauvoo Neighbor of
Sept 24 And N York Messenger All bearing
tidings of the procedings of the mob &
that the Saints were still sustained in the
city of Nauvoo But there seemed to be a
desire to drive the Saints out of Illinois In
the evening I went over the river with
Mrs Woodruff to see our daughter Susan
at Br Enion 8 m

November 15, 1845 ~ Saturday

15 I receieved 43 oletters & wrote 3. 4 [miles]

November 16, 1845 ~ Sunday

16^th Sunday I spent the day at Home

November 17, 1845 ~ Monday

17^th I recieved the New York
Messenger saying much upon the aff^a^irs at
Nauvoo the tennor of which was vary
favorable towards the Saints But An Indian
once said the white man was vary uncertain
And the Saints have generally found it
to be so In the dealings of the American
goverment towards us. I recieved 5 letters &
wrote 4. 4 [miles]

November 18, 1845 ~ Tuesday

18^th I recieved three letters from
Nauvoo this day one from President
Brigham Young, one to Br Clark one from
Br Player. Br Young give me the painful

November 13, 1845 ~ Thursday

13th FIGURES I recieved 2 letters wrote 2. I went over the river Mercy called upon Mr Farington & dined with Elders Hedlock & Ward 10 m

November 14, 1845 ~ Friday

14th FIGURES I recieved 4 letters wrote 3 I recieved the Nauvoo Neighbor of Sept 24 And N York Messenger All bearing tidings of the procedings of the mob & that the saints were still sustained in the City of Nauvoo But there seemed to be a desire to drive the Saints out of Illinois In the evening I went over the river with Mrs Woodruff to see our daughter Susan at Br Enion 8 m

November 15, 1845 ~ Saturday

15 FIGURES I recieved3letters & wrote 3 4

November 16, 1845 ~ Sunday

16th Sunday I spent the day at Home

November 17, 1845 ~ Monday

17th FIGURES I recieved the New York Messenger saying much upon the affairs at Nauvoo the tennor of which was vary favorable towards the Saints But An Indian once said the white man was vary uncertain And the Saints have generally found it to be so In the dealings of the American goverment towards us. I recieved 5 letters & wrote 4 4

November 18, 1845 ~ Tuesday

[FIGURE] 18th FIGURES I recieved three letters from Nauvoo this day one from President Brigham Young, one to Br Clark one from Br Player. Br Young give me the painful