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Apr 24, 2020 agcastro Apr 24, 2020 agcastro Apr 24, 2020 agcastro Dec 11, 2019 DonnaNoble888 Oct 29, 2019 Utah State Archives and Records Service	006 the ostensible design of destroying the Latter-day Saints, according to the reports that reached us from the East. 4th He saith:- To the best of my recollection there was no United States Judge here in the latter part of 1857 5th He saith:- As usual emigrant trains were passing through our Territory for the West. - I heard it rumored that a company from Arkansas en-route to California had passed through the City. 6th He saith:- No. -not that I know of- I never heard of any such thing, and certainly no such order was given by the then Acting-Governor. 7th He saith:- Yes.- Counsel and advice was given to the citizens not to sell grain to the emigrants to feed their stock, but to	006 the ostensible design of destroying the Latter-day Saints, according to the reports that reached us from the East. 4th He saith:- To the best of my recollection there was no United States Judge here in the latter part of 1857 5th He saith:- As usual emigrant trains were passing through our Territory for the West. - I heard it rumored that a company from Arkansas en-route to California had passed through the City. 6th He saith:- No. -not that I know of- I never heard of any such thing, and certainly no such order was given by the then Acting-Governor. 7th He saith:- Yes.- Counsel and advice was given to the citizens not to sell grain to the emigrants to feed their stock, but to

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