“ Had large and very attentive congregations; found many enquiring after truth, together with others who were ready and willing to oppose the principles of the everlasting gospel, by openly declaring against it, before they made themselves acquainted with its tenets, and slandering the character of those they knew not; thereby plainly demonstrating to the world that they are the false prophets and false teachers, spoken of by Peter in his second epistle to the ancient saints who "speak evil of the things that they understand not." ”

“ The teachings of the Savior on the mount, "All things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you do ye even so to them." Therefore I take up my pen that others may know that the cause of our great Redeemer is rolling forth amid this crooked and perverse generation. I do feel to rejoice and thank the Lord for his goodness and the blessings that he has bestowed upon me, the fulness of which I shall not be able to give you in this brief sketch of my labors this season. ”

“ It was voted that James Huntsman, a priest in Perry church, then off on a mission, be ordained an elder. William Werick, John Mc'Vay, and John Jenkins were ordained priests. Nathan Packer, a teacher, and Jacob Werick a deacon. After much instruction to priest and people present, the meeting of the first day closed with much love to God and man.
Sabbath at ten o'clock the meeting opened by elder Myers who addressed us on the sugject [subject] of the depravity of man, and followed by elder George A. Smith, on the gospel ”

“ OF the same family on the 14th of August last, Polly W. Willes, aged 22 years and 4 months. Sister Willes obeyed the fulness of the gospel Sept. 23, 1832; she was a worthy member of society, and adorned her profession by a well ordered life, truly becoming a saint of God.
IN Perry, Richland Co. O. on the 26th day of Sept. last, Elder Jesse Huntsman, after an illness of eighteen days. He had been a member of the church about three years; went to Zion with the saints in 1834, and was ordained at Kirtland one of the first sev-enty, in the spring of 1835. ”