Oct 1^st 1864
Endowments to 29 persons President Kimball sealed
10 couple & W Woodruff 14 couple

October 2, 1864 ~ Sunday

2nd Sunday I met with my Quorum in the Morning Jesse
N Smith spoke then G A. Smith gave an account of our trip
south, in the forenoon. In the Afternoon John Smith the Patri-
arch said a few words followed by W^m C. Stanes who gave
an account of his Summers mission He was followed by President
Young. President Young & the Twelve met for Prayer

October 3, 1864 ~ Monday to October 4, 1864 ~ Tuesday

3 & 4. I prepared my machine for making Molases

October 5, 1864 ~ Wednesday

5 I commenced making Molases to day we had 4 acres of
Imphe vary stout but the frost cought it before it was
Near ripe

October 6, 1864 ~ Thursday

6^th The General Conference Met at the bowery to day to day at
10 oclok we had Preaching all day from H C Kimball and
other Elders

October 7, 1864 ~ Friday to October 8, 1864 ~ Saturday

7 & 8. Conference continued & Preaching from the Presidency
Twelve & returned missionaries. The Authorities of the Church
were presented in the Afternoon of the 8.

October 9, 1864 ~ Sunday

9 Sunday Conference met at 10 oclok Elder L Snow
& President Kimball spoke in the forenoon & E. T. Benson
John Young & President B Young in the afternoon. The Twelve
met in the Evening for Prayer

October 10, 1864 ~ Monday

[FIGURES] Oct 10^th 1864 The remainder of Zions Camp had
a meeting for the first time since their travels to Mo
in 1834, when they went up to redeem Zion. We met
in the social Hall being over fifty of the original 205
it was the most interesting Party I ever attended.
Bishop Hunter & council got up a good dinner & supper
for the company speeches was Made by President Young
Kimball, G. A. Smith Joseph LeviYoung, W Woodruff
Levi Hancok C. C. Rich A Lyman & others much
of the spirit of God was present. A Portion of the
time was spent in the dance. The company was all
aranged on a seat in the main Hall President Young Kim-
ball W. Woodruff & others went around & shook hands with
the whole company. Mrs Phebe W. Woodruff also

Oct 1st 1864 Endowments to 29 persons President Kimball sealed 10 couple & W Woodruff 14 couple

October 2, 1864 ~ Sunday

2nd Sunday I met with my Quorum in the Morning Jesse N Smith spoke then G A. Smith gave an account of our trip south, in the forenoon. In the Afternoon John Smith the Patriarch said a few words followed by Wm C. Stanes who gave an account of his Summers mission He was followed by President Young. President Young & the Twelve met for Prayer

October 3, 1864 ~ Monday to October 4, 1864 ~ Tuesday

3 & 4. I prepared my machine for making Molases

October 5, 1864 ~ Wednesday

5 I commenced making Molases to day we had 4 acres of Imphe vary stout but the frost cought it before it was Near ripe

October 6, 1864 ~ Thursday

6th The General Conference Met at the bowery to day to day at 10 oclok we had Preaching all day from H C Kimball and other Elders

October 7, 1864 ~ Friday to October 8, 1864 ~ Saturday

7 & 8. Conference continued & Preaching from the Presidency Twelve & returned missionaries. The Authorities of the Church were presented in the Afternoon of the 8.

October 9, 1864 ~ Sunday

9 Sunday Conference met at 10 oclok Elder L Snow & President Kimball spoke in the forenoon & E. T. Benson John Young & President B Young in the afternoon. The Twelve met in the Evening for Prayer

October 10, 1864 ~ Monday

FIGURES Oct 10th 1864 The remainder of Zions Camp had a meeting for the first time since their travels to Mo in 1834, when they went up to redeem Zion. We met in the social Hall being over fifty of the original 205 it was the most interesting Party I ever attended. Bishop Hunter & council got up a good dinner & supper for the company speeches was Made by President Young Kimball, G. A. Smith JosephYoung, W Woodruff Levi Hancok C. C. Rich A Lyman & others much of the spirit of God was present. A Portion of the time was spent in the dance. The company was all aranged on a seat in the main Hall President Young Kimball W. Woodruff & others went around & shook hands with the whole company. Mrs Phebe W. Woodruff also