History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Volume 6

by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; B. H. Roberts; Jr. Joseph Smith

New Orleans, branch organized in, [176]; Neighbor, Nauvoo, on destruction of Expositor, [460], [496].

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Orders to city marshal, [103]; reply, [104]; Mayor's to Legion, [104]; to Nauvoo Legion, [119]; to Wilson Law calling out Legion, [120]; to Major-General to Legion, [493]; to A. P. Rockwood to notify guard, [494]; general to Legion, [532]; Joseph Smith to General Dunham—surrender of state arms, [556]; to bring prisoners into court, [596].

Ordinances, special in Prophet's case, [105]; for erection of a dam in Mississippi, [106]; enlarging police force, [110]; on sale of liquors, [111]; to prevent unlawful arrests by "foreign" process, [124]; for the protection of the Church of Latter-day Saints, [130]-[132]; complaint of Carthage citizens against, [173]-[174]; on sale of liquors, [178]-[179]; on witnesses and jurors' fees, [179]; for protection of U.S. citizens, asking Congress to pass, [275]-[277]; concerning libels and other purposes, [433]-[434].

Osprey, election on board of for President of U.S., [384]-[385]; captain of calls on Joseph Smith, [451].

Owen, case of in Mayor's court, [4].

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Packard, Noah, Memorial of to Massachusetts, [236].

Pacific Island, mission to, [71].

Page, John E., appointed to a mission to Washington, [81].