October 22, 1836 ~ Saturday

Oct ^22^ Preached at Br Beaty & Baptised 1 Mrs Beaty.

October 23, 1836 ~ Sunday

23^rd Sunday Preached at Beatys & Baptised 1 his Daughter
Also ordained Brother James Beaty to the office
of a Priest he had Been a Preacher of the Christian
order for several years. Communed with the Sains
had a spiritual time & it was the last meeting that
I held in the South within the limits of the Tennesse
conference of Latter Day Saints

October 24, 1836 ~ Monday

24^th Took the parting hand with Priest Beaty &
his family & travled with Elder Smoot & Priest
Turpin to Paducah Mccracken County KY Spent
the night at Brother Bentons distans of the day 25 miles

October 25, 1836 ~ Tuesday

25^th For the first time in life I went aboard a steam
Boat to Journey I took a birth [berth] with my colleagues
aboard the AID at 8 o'clock AM names of the Islands
we passed through the day are as follows Tennessee
Cumberland, Three Sisters & the Golconda island
Town's past Smithland distance of the day 100 mile

October 26, 1836 ~ Wednesday

26^th the Tempest past the Aid at 7 A.M. while
she was wooding We past the following Islands
Cincinnati toehead, Wabash, Dimonds, Towns
Shawney, Mount Vernon & Ivensville Remained
at Ivensville over night abot 20 above the mouth
of the Wabash River which we past I purchased
a cloak of William Smith one of the dek hands on
board the Aid I paid him $5.00 dollars for the
same Paid on board the Aid $2.00 for passage {Distance} 100 m

October 27, 1836 ~ Thursday

27^th Left the Aid at 7 A.M & went aboard
the HAVANA. We past Sprinkelsburg, Owensborough
Troy, Hayville, Clover Rome & cast Anchor about
12 oclock at night in consequence of the fog Distance 100 miles

October 28, 1836 ~ Friday

28^th Raised the steam at Day light but soon run aground
but liberated without Damage the fog cleared at 8 oclock
we soon past a steam boat that had sunk she
struck a snag stove her hull & went Down. We
past many Boats through the day the Havana
broak her wheel against a flat Bottom Boat passed
New Albany at 2 P.M. entered the canal at the

October 22, 1836 ~ Saturday

Oct 22 Preached at Br Beaty & Baptised 1 Mrs Beaty

October 23, 1836 ~ Sunday

23rd Sunday Preached at Beatys & Baptised 1 his Daughter Also Ordained Brother James Beaty to the Office of a Priest he had been a Preacher of the Christian order for several years. Communed with the Sains had a spiritual time & it was the last meeting that I held in the South within the limits of the Tennesse Conference of Latter Day Saints

October 24, 1836 ~ Monday

24th Took the parting hand with Priest Beaty & his family & travled with Elder Smoot & Priest Turpin to Paducah Mccracken County KY Spent the night at Brother Bentons distans of the day 25 miles

October 25, 1836 ~ Tuesday

25th For the first time in life I went aboard a Steam Boat to Journey I took a birth with my colleagues aboard the AID at 8 o'clock AM names of the Islands we passed through the day are as follows Tennessee Cumberland Three sisters & the Golconda island Town past Smithland distance of the day 100 mile

October 26, 1836 ~ Wednesday

26th the Tempest past the Aid at 7 A.M. While she was wooding we past the following Islands Cincinnati toehead, Wabash, Dimonds, Towns Shawney, Mount Vernon & Ivensville Remained at Ivensville over night abot 20 above the mouth of the Wabash River which we past I purchased a cloak of William Smith one of the dek hands on board the Aid I paid him $5.00 dollars for the same Paid on board the Aid $2.00 for passage {Distance} 100 miles

October 27, 1836 ~ Thursday

27th Left the Aid at 7 A.M & went aboard the HAVANA. We past Sprinkelsburg, Owensborough Troy Hayville, Clover Rome & cast Anchor about 12 oclock at night in consequence of the fog Distance 100 miles

October 28, 1836 ~ Friday

28th Raised the steam at day light but soon run aground but liberated without damage the fog cleared at 8 oclock We soon past a steam boat that had sunk she struck a snag stove her hull & went down. We past many Boats through the day the Havana broak her Wheel against a flat Bottom Boat Passed New Albany at 2 P.M. entered the canal at the