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Caldwell County,—meeting of citizens of at Far West, [55].
Call, Elder Anson,—beaten by mob, [242], [245].
Camp, Kirtland,—explanation concerning, note [42]; organization of, [87], et seq; constitution of, [90], [91]; assembling of, near Kirtland Temple, [98], [99]; journal of, [87]-[148]; journal of, daily, [99]; end of, [147]; exodus of from Kirtland, [100]; number of families and members of, [100]; departs from Chester, [101]; renewal of covenants by, [101]; additional rules for, [102-3]; passes through Columbus, Ohio, [106]; Sunday service in, [107], [112], [116], [117], [123], [140]; return of deserters to, [108]; military salute of, [108]; several brethren of arrested to satisfy claims growing out of Kirtland Society money, [108]; brethren arrested rejoin camp, [109]: arrival of, in prairie country [109]; beauty of encampment of, [110]; assaulted [112], [113]; leaders of again threatened with arrrest, [113]; reprimanded by leaders, [114], [115]; travels on the national road, [115], overtakes John E. Page's Canadian company of Saints near Dayton, [117]; takes contract of work on Springfield Dayton Turnpike, [118], [120]; part of take contract raising a levee for Mr. Hushman, [119], [125], [129]; an assistant council of three appointed for, [121-2]; expulsion of members of, [128]; preparations to leave encampment near Dayton, [130], [131], [132]; moves from Dayton, Ohio, [132-3]; enters state of Indiana, [133]; Voorhees stage incident, [135] and note; passes through Terrehaute, Ind., [136]; enters state of Illinois, [137]; question of breaking up of, [137]; sickness in, [138]; passes through Springfield, Ill., [139]; halters by the way, [140]; reorganization of, [143]; trouble at Far West heard of by, [143]; threatened with being halted at Huntsville, [144], proposition to disband rejected, [144-5]; arrival of, at Grand Rapids. Missouri, [146]; arrive at Far West, [147]; greeted by the Prophet and leading Elders of Far West, [85]; arrival of, at Adam-ondi-Ahman, disbanded, [147-8].
Carey, Brother,—attacked by the mob, [182].
Carter, Dominicus,—accompanied leaders of Kirtland camp to prison, [109].
Carter, Simeon,—regards action of general assembly at Far West as hasty, [5].
Cheney, Elijah—overtakes Kirtland camp near Dayton, Ohio, [127].
Childs, Mr.—member Missouri Legislature, speech of, against the Saints [238].
Church,—official name of, [24] and note; history of, the Prophet begins writing, [25].
Clark, General John B.—endorses mob at De Witt, [157]; in command at Far West—harrangue of, [201], [204]; seeks to try the Prophet by martial law, [206].
Clapp, Elder Benjamin L.—reports mission in Kentucky—biography of, [153] and note.
Clayton, Elder William.—biography of, (note)—[20]; made counselor in British Presidency of the Church, [20]; enters the Church ministry, [104].
Cleminson,—clerk of general conference, [5].
Coates, Jesse,—petitions for militia to be called out, [76].
Commerce,—purchase of lands at, [342]; description of, [375].
Committee—on removal appointed, [251]; name of—meeting of, [254], [255], [256], [274]; visit of mob leaders to, [306-7]; send families to Tenney's Grove, [319].
Committee,—report of, to Chariton county, [151].
Conferences,—first quarterly at Far West, [14]; at Preston, England, [20]; quarterly at Far West, [152], [155].
Constitution—of Kirtland camp, [90], [91]; violations of, [128-9].
Corrill, Elder John,—opposed proceedings of general assembly at Far West, [4], [5]; reproved by the Prophet for his errors, [65-6]; presents Saints' petition to Missouri Legislature, [238], [239].
Council,—assistant, for Kirtland camp, organized with three members, [121-2]; action of, [131].
Council,—common,—special, [5] and note.
Council, High,—at Far West, minutes of, meeting of, [6]-[8]; trial of W. W. Phelps and John Whitmer before, [6]; excommunication of W. W. Phelps and John Whitmer by, [8]; trial of Aaron Lyon before, [25], [26]; considers affairs in Mo., [224-5]; authorizes draft of a petition to the general government in behalf of the Saints, [241].
Council, High,—at Adam-ondi-Ahman, appoints committee to purchase mob lands, [84],
Court, Bishop's,—disposition of Church property by, [47], [48].
Cowdery, Marcellus F.—holds High Council at Far West an illegal body, [8].
Cowdery, Oliver,—charges preferred against, before High Council, [16]; refuses to be tried by High Council, [17], [18] and note.