[72]. These were bands of Kansas robbers, whose custom it was at intervals to dash into Missouri, seize horses and cattle—not omitting other and worse crimes on occasion—then to repair with their booty to Lawrence, where it was defiantly sold at auction." History of Missouri, Carr, p. 348.
[73]. History of the United States, Lossing, p. 592—note.
[74]. History of the Church, Vol. II, p. 450-1.
[75]. History of Missouri, Carr, p. 358.
[76]. It is but proper, however, to say that the state was afterwards reimbursed for this amount by the general government.
[77]. History of Missouri, Carr, p. 359.
CHAPTER I.
The Prophet Joseph's Departure From Kirtland And Arrival In Missouri.