Date/Mo.	Year	Volume	Number	Page	Column	Type	"Title" or Description	Author	Note
3-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 1	1	1	Note	"Address to Pupils"	Eliza R. Snow	Final address to students after giving up her teaching practice
3-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 1	2	2	Editorial	Patriotism, Rumors, Republicanism	Editorial	Describes the political climate of the day, and laments the problems in government.
3-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 1	2	2	Note	Written to thank Nauvoo for their kindness	O.C. Skinner	Fighting bouts of insanity, Mr. Skinner wandered into Warsaw and was rescued by kind Saints. He wished to thank them, and he offers to give testimonials as to their kind and charitable character.
3-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 1	3	1	Prospectus	"Prospectus of a Weekly Newspaper called The Nauvoo Neighbor"	Editorial	Announcement of the new Nauvoo Neighbor, an Enlargement of the Wasp. Published by Taylor & Woodruff, on the corner of Water and Bain Streets, Nauvoo, Hancock County, Ill. Price will be $2.
3-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 1	3	5	Poetry	"My Epitaph"	Eliza R. Snow	Poem by Eliza R. Snow.
3-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 1	3	5	Letter to the Editor	"To the Editor of the Weekly Bee:"	D.W.R.	Closed with, "Yours truly, (not a Mormon, but) on of the many friends to that much abused people." Signed, "D.W.R. Boston, April 1, 1843."
3-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 1	3	5	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Deaths of Joseph K. Allen (38, Fever), Elizabeth Peart (5, Inflammation), and Alma Lamb (1 month, Cankers) announced.
10-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 2	2	1	Story	"Ancient Records"	Editorial	Evidence is mounting in support of Joseph Smith's account of the origins of the Book of Mormon.
10-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 2	2	2	Letter to the Editor	"To the Editor of the Neighbor"	W.P. Harris, M.D.	Announcing the finding of the Kinderhook Plates, including the names of 9 witnesses.
10-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 2	2	2	Reprinted Story	"Singular Discovery - Material for another Mormon Book"	The Quincy Whig	Story about the discovery of the Kinderhook Plates.
10-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 2	2	4	Announcement	"To the Presidency, and Ladies of the Female Relief Society of Nauvoo	Sarah M. Cleveland	Announcing the move of her family, soliciting kind wishes and prayers, and offering thanks for kindness.
17-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 3	1	1	Agriculture	"An Essay on the Cultivation of Hemp"	A. Beatty	Article from The Kentucky Farmer, To be continued next week, no mention of uses for Hemp.
17-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 3	2	5	Editorial	Possible Cancellation of Nauvoo Charter	Editorial	The foundations of democracy would be undermined if Illinois revokes the Nauvoo Charter.
17-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 3	2	5	Story	"Steam Ferry at Nauvoo"	Editorial	A light steam boat has been put in operation in Nauvoo, which will help people immigrate to Nauvoo. It will run between Nauvoo and Montrose. Signed, D. Jones & Co.
17-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 3	3	5	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Deaths of Samuel W. Henderson (35, Inflammatory Fever), Hugh Billionton (14, Lung Fever), John J. Riser (1, Diarrhea), Francis F. Champion (66, Remittent Fever), and Edmund Brazier (17, Drowned) announced.
24-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 4	1	1	Agriculture	"An Essay on the Cultivation of Hemp" concluded	A. Beatty	The Kentucky Farmer.
24-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 4	2	2	Story	"The Mormon Girl's Foreboding - Scene at Hawn's Mill Chapter 1"	Lytton	Article hides the names of the members of the church involved to protect their identities, includes a poem called, "Sadness.", article to be continued.
31-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 5	1	2	Story	"The Mormon Girl's Foreboding - Scene at Hawn's Mill Conclusion"	Lytton	Describes the horrifying events at Hawn's Mill.
31-May	1843	Vol. 1	No. 5	1	6	Poem	"The Mobbers of Missouri"	A Lawyer in Israel	Article calls out a reverend from a local church, I. McCoy, for being a part of the massacre.
7-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 6	1	1	Poem	"To a Ringleader in the late Persecution"	William Rogers	Laments the persecution heaped upon the saints.
7-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 6	3	2	Ordinances	"An Ordinance to establish a Ferry across the Mississippi River at Nauvoo"	Joseph Smith, Mayor	Passed June 1, 1843, James Sloan is listed as the recorder.
7-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 6	3	3	Ordinances	"An Ordinance respecting Mad Dogs and other animals"	Joseph Smith, Mayor	Dogs known to have bitten or be rabid should be killed or confined, passed June 1, 1843, James Sloan is listed as the recorder.
7-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 6	3	5	Announcement	Married	Editorial	The Marriage of Mr. Joseph Outhouse to Miss Eliza Ann Allen, performed by Elder Amos P. Rogers, was announced.
7-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 6	3	5	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	L. R. Chaffen, Benjamin Advise, Franklin J. Bartlet - Clerk for the County Commissioner's Court; Chauncey Robinson - Recorder.
14-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 7	2	3	Announcement	Temple Description	Editorial	The progress of the Temple is described, and a meeting at the Temple Site where Joseph Smith and Rev. Mr. DeWolf (an Episcopal Minister) taught the Saints is mentioned.
14-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 7	2	3	Announcement	"An Ordinance to Regulate the Rates of toll at the Ferry in Nauvoo"	Editorial	Fees to take the Ferry are established.
14-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 7	3	2	Obituary	"Death of Elias Higbee"	Editorial	Higbee was 47 years old.
14-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 7	3	5	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	Geo W. Thatcher, L.R. Chaffin, Benjamin Advise, Franklin J. Bartlett - Clerk for the County Commissioner's Court; Chauncey Robinson - Recorder; Ebenezer Rand - Probate Justice of the Peace for Hancock County.
14-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 7	4	4	Announcement	"Church History"	Church Leadership	The Church calls for anyone with "any documents, facts, incidents, or other matter in any way connection with the history of said church to hand the same in," to Joseph Smith's Office.
21-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 8	2	2	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	Same as previous week, with the additions of: John A. Forgeus - Recorder; Sylvester Emmans - Clerk for the County Commissioner's Court.
21-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 8	2	3	Story	Masonic Corner Stone Laying	Editorial	The stone is to be laid on June 24, 1843, and a dinner and oration will be held after the ceremony. The text of two "Anthems" to be sung at the ceremony is printed.
21-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 8	2	6	Announcement	"Court Martial, Nauvoo Legion"	Wilson Law, Joseph Smith	The arsenal is announced, Col. John Dunham is appointed as agent for the legion, Brigadier General Rich is authorized to organize a second battalion.
21-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 8	3	1	Letter to the Editor	Agricultural and Manufacturing Association of the City	Sydney Rigdon	Rigdon discusses politics, and how they affect the manufacturing and agricultural markets in the state.
21-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 8	4	5	Announcement	"Church History"	Church Leadership	Same ad as the previous week.
28-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 9	2	6	Announcement	"4th of July Celebration at Nauvoo"	Editorial	President Hyrum Smith has called O. Hyde and G.J. Adams to speak before they leave on a mission to Russia. A collection will be taken to finance Elder Hyde's Mission. Lectures to be given near the Temple.
28-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 9	2	6	Story	"To the English Brethren in Nauvoo"	John Greenhow	Labor and the Gospel are spoken of
28-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 9	3	1	Story	"Free Masons"	Editorial	Worshipful Master Mr. H. Smith laid the Corner Stone while Mr. J. Taylor offered the oration during the Masonic Temple Corner Stone Celebration.
28-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 9	4	6	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	Col. J. B. Backenstos - Clerk for the County Commissioner's Court; John P. Haggard - County Treasurer.
28-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 9	4	6	Announcement	Kinderhook Plates Facsimile	Editorial	A Facsimile of the Kinderhook Plates is announced for sale at the printing office. Price: 12.5 Cents each, or one Dollar per dozen.
28-Jun	1843	Vol. 1	No. 9	4	6	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Hiram J. Perry (infant), Holeand Colored Woman (55, Consumption), Elias Higbee (47, Inflammation of the Bowels), Mary Ellen Henderson (4 months, Fever), Lorina Horr (11, Nervous Fever), Emma S. Loveland
									(1, Fits), Robert R. Trip (50, Consumption), Eliza A. Mills (29, Nervous Fever), Ellen M. Webb (4 months, Canker), Jane Farrer, (7, Canker), Mary Ann Bailey (2, Dropsy), George Carr (10, Drowned), Elizabeth Jane
									Smith (10 Months, Measles).
5-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 10	2	3	Story	"Missouri vs. Joseph Smith"	Editorial	Article chronicling the mistreatments of Joseph Smith and the Saints in Missouri.
5-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 10	2	5	Story	"The 4th of July"	Editorial	Nearly 13,000 attended the meeting in the grove to hear the departing Elders speak, then Parley P. Pratt and Joseph Smith spoke.
5-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 10	2	5	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Concerning Strangers and Contagious Diseases..."	Daniel H. Wells	Giving officers the power to question strangers entering town, confine them to jail if out late, and quarantine them if forensic evidence suggests they are contaminated.
5-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 10	2	6	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Concerning Confining or Keeping Animals…"	Daniel H. Wells	Gives citizens the power to kill ferocious animals without notice, the Marshal the power to kill passionate and excited animals, and sets limits of what animals can roam free in the streets.
5-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 10	2	6	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Concerning Bathing and Swimming"	Daniel H. Wells	People must not bathe in public sight within city limits.
5-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 10	3	6	List of Letters	"A List of Letters"	Sidney Rigdon	Sidney Rigdon signs as the Post Master.
12-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 11	1	1	Story	"Municipal Court of the City of Nauvoo, Illinois"	Joseph Smith Sen.	This is a petition for habeas corpus, written by Joseph Smith, claiming that he is not Joseph Smith Jun., but is in fact, Joseph Smith Senior, and therefore not the person that the State was trying to arrest.
12-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 11	1	3	Story	Trial of Joseph Smith Part 1	Parley P. Pratt	Witnesses included H. Smith, P. Pratt, B. Young, George W. Pilkin, Lyman Wight, and S. Rigdon. Hyrum testified that Joseph has Joseph Smith Senior for the last 2 years.
12-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 11	2	6	Announcement	"Female Relief Society"	Eliza R. Snow	Disclosure of finances, and encouragement to continue in their mission.
12-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 11	3	6	Military Notice	"Military Notice"	Charles C. Rich	Colonial Titus Billings resigned as Colonel, so they propose an election near the temple.
12-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 11	3	6	Military Notice	"Military Notice"	Dimick B. Huntington	Colonels are lo longer authorized to remit fines.
12-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 11	3	6	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	John Williams - County Surveyor of Hancock County; Aaron Johnson - Justice of the Peace for Nauvoo; Gen James Adams - Justice of the Peace for Hancock County; Robert D. Fustep - School Commissioner of
									Hancock County; Uriah Dudd - County Commissioner of Hancock County.
12-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 11	4	1	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	Jamin W. Rolfe - Constable; Andrew Perkins - County Commissioner for Hancock County; Alanson Ripley - County Surveyor for Hancock County.
12-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 11	4	2	List of Letters	"A List of Letters"	Sidney Rigdon	Sidney Rigdon signs as the Post Master.
19-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 12	1	1	Story	"Trial of Joseph Smith Continued"	Parley P. Pratt	Includes the extermination order text; the Judge pronounces the church treasonous for its belief in Daniel 7:27.
19-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 12	2	3	Story	"The Federal Whig Conspiracy to obtain the Mormon Votes…"	Illinois State Register	The editors contend that this proves that the citizens of the State believe that Joseph Smith is Innocent.
19-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 12	2	4	Reprinted Story	"More of the Late Arrest"	The State Register	Describes the arrest and incarceration of Joseph Smith.
19-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 12	2	5	Reprinted Story	"The State Register and the Mormons"	The Quincy Whig	"If we rightly remember, Smith and the Mormons were driven from Missouri by force of arms…Smith could not…be considered a fugitive from justice."
19-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 12	2	6	Story	"Arrest of Joseph Smith - To the Editor of the Chicago Democrat"	G. Dixon	Describes the state of the citizens of Nauvoo.
19-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 12	3	4	Story	"A Public Meeting in Relation to the Late Arrest of General Joseph Smith"	Sidney Rigdon	Thanking Sanger and Dixon, and announcing the arrest of Joseph Smith.
19-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 12	3	6	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	John F. Weld - County Commissioner.
19-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 12	3	6	Announcement	"Nauvoo Seminary"	Joseph N. and Adelia Cole	Announcing the opening of a school in the large room above Joseph Smith's Store. Terms of Tuition are established.
19-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 12	3	6	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Joshua Gore (infant), Eliza Ann Hulse (9 months, Hooping Cough), Sarah Brinton (23, Bowel Consumption).
19-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 12	4	1	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	Same as previous, with the additions of Benjamin W. Rolfe - Constable, Robert D. Foxter - School Commissioner of Hancock County.
19-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 12	4	1	List of Letters	"A List of Letters"	Sidney Rigdon	Sidney Rigdon signs as the Post Master.
26-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 13	1	1	Poetry	"The Kidnapping of Gen. Joseph Smith"	Eliza R. Snow	States that Reynolds, the Sherriff of Jackson County, MO and Wilson of Carthage, Hancock County Ill kidnapped Joseph Smith when they arrested him.
26-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 13	1	1	Story	"Trial of Joseph Smith Continued"	Editorial	George W. Pitkin and Brigham Young, and Lyman Wight, and Sidney Rigdon's sworn testimony.
26-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 13	3	4	Letter to the Editor	Letter to the Editor	J.W. Backenstos	Mr. Backenstos rescinds his announcement as a candidate for the County Commissioner Clerkship
26-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 13	3	4	Letter to the Editor	Letter to the Editor	Gad The Seer	Gad posts an article critical of the Church, and then reminds the Saints that they can improve their status by boycotting trade with their enemies.
26-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 13	3	5	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	Same as previous, with the additions of Luman H. Colkinds, R.A. Allred, and Horase S. Eldridge - Constable of Nauvoo; James M. Brattle - County Treasurer.
26-Jul	1843	Vol. 1	No. 13	4	1	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	Same as previously announced
2-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 14	1	1	Poetry	Farewell, on Leaving Nauvoo	L.O. Littlefield	He describes his love for Nauvoo
2-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 14	2	3	Letter to the Editor	Don't Vote for Cyrus Walker	A. Democrat	Recommends voting against Cyrus Walker for the US Congress because he charged Joseph Smith $500 for legal services.
2-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 14	4	1	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	Same as previous, with the addition of Andrew H. Perkins - County Commissioner of Hancock County and James W. Brattle - County Treasurer
9-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 15	3	4	Story	"Is it true!"	Editorial	Describes the city of Nauvoo from the perspective of someone who is not a member of the church. He states that there are about 15,000 persons in Nauvoo, and about 1/3 of which are not members.
9-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 15	3	6	Announcement	Bill for Divorce	J.B. Backenstos	Describes the divorce of Henry Cook from Mary Cook.
16-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 16	2	3	Letter to the Editor	Hon. John Q. Adams on Voltaire	Joseph Emerson	Emerson includes a piece by John Quincy Adams on his feelings about Voltaire's Philosophical Dictionary. This story came from the New York Observer.
16-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 16	2	5	Story	The New York Herald and the Mormons	Editorial	Piece included called, "Strangers in Nauvoo - The Mormons on the Look-out.
16-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 16	3	2	Announcement	"Congressional Election"	Editorial	This piece gives the current results of the most recent election, though all the votes are not completely tallied.
16-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 16	3	2	Ordinances	"An Ordinance to enumerate Horase S. Eldridge, for land…"	John Taylor	Taylor is listed as the Pres. pro tem., and Willard Richards is listed as the Recorder
16-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 16	3	2	Announcement	"Official Vote of McDonough County"	Editorial	The results of the election in McDonnough County are displayed; signed Backenstos.
16-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 16	3	6	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	James Adams (60, Cholera), Julian Bishop (24, Consumption), Samuel Hamar (40, Ague and Fever), Erastus Dodge (45, Measles), Murthy Jane Ward (11 months, Diarrhea), Irena R. Dodge (5 months, Measles)
									Parley P. Rosecrans (1, Diarrhea), Louisa Langdon, (19, Fever), John A Billsy (4, Scarlet Fever), John Mulford, (1, Hives), Georege F. Potter (1 month, Canker), Kersey Baldwin (1 , Measles),
									Marthey Ann Walker (21, Diarrhea), Margret Wilkinson (22, Fever), Lydia Walker (8, Chill Fever).
16-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 16	4	1	Announcement	Bill for Divorce	J.B. Backenstos	Describes the divorce of John Bending from Charlotte Ann Bending.
23-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 17	1	3	Story	"Mr. Adams Address" Introduction	Editorial	Originally published in the Sangamo Journal in regards to The Register's version of Mr. Adams Address, which was not truthful.
23-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 17	1	3	Story	"Mr. Adams Address - Arrest of Smith"	Mr. Adams	Speaks of the political power wielded by the saints, and the persecutions of the mobs.
23-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 17	2	1	Poem	"Nauvoo"	Signed "P."	Speaks of persecution and destruction in Nauvoo, while the people stay faithful to the church.
23-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 17	2	2	Announcement	"Nauvoo Legion"	John Bills	Members of the Legion are ordered to report for training exercises on horseback, while other groups march in a parade.
23-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 17	2	3	Obituary	Death of Mary Ann Young	Editorial	Daughter of Elder Brigham Young, who is now on a mission in the East.
23-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 17	2	5	Letter to the Editor	Joseph's Trial, as written from Missouri	J. Hall	Letter about the plight of Joseph Smith, and speaking of the politics of the day.
23-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 17	2	5	Poetry	"Introductory Invocation" - Extract from the ...Sketch of Joseph Smith	E.R. Snow	Written in respect for Joseph Smith; states that it is an extract from the "Historical sketch of the Life of President Joseph Smith."
23-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 17	3	6	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Mary Dyer (8, Measles), Albert Custle (28, Fever), Hyrum O. Littlefield (9 months, Canker), Sarah Ann Heath (5, Fever), John Fawkes (72, Unknown), James Burgess (48, ague and fever), Anna Cona (10, Diarrhea),
									James Brown (57, ague and fever), Lyman W. Kempton (1, Bowel Consumption), Mary Kelley (30, Child Birth), Hyrum Stafford (8 months, Fever), Thresa Heath (26 and infant), Benjamin Holland (55, Diarrhea),
									Mary M. Stew (10 days, Diarrhea).
30-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 18	2	1	Reprinted Story	"Illinois and Missouri"	The State Register	Correspondence between Governors, wherein Governor Reynolds (Missouri) asks Governor Ford (Illinois) to call out the Militia to enforce the arrest of Joseph Smith.
30-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 18	2	5	Story	"Illinois (alias) Missouri	Editorial	Saints defending Joseph, and exploring the political motivations behind the Governor's actions.
30-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 18	2	5	Story	"Carthaginian Mob"	Editorial	Describing the mobs in Carthage.
30-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 18	2	6	Announcement	Married	Editorial	The Marriage of Mr. Lorenzo D. Wasson to Miss Marietta Crocker, performed by Rev. H. Jay, was announced.
30-Aug	1843	Vol. 1	No. 18	2	6	Letter to the Editor	"Vested Rights of Nauvoo"	Signed, "Viator"	Letter to the editor which talks about how members of the church have rights secured by the constitution just like everyone else.
6-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 19	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Anna Powell (83, Consumption), William I. Empey (8 months, Canker), James Harris (10, Diarrhea), Infant of John Greenhow, William D. Jones (2 months, inflammation of the Brain), Elizabeth Boyd (35,
									Ague and Fever), Nephi Wells (9 months, Diarrhea), Oliver H. P. Taggard (19, Bilious Fever), Elisabeth Simonds (63, Fever), Angeline Burch (11 months, Measles), Edmund Lovel (2, Measles), Ann Parker (20,
									Canker), Elisabeth Washborn (child, Cholera), James Hudson (1, Bloody Flux).
6-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 19	3	4	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	David Greenleaf, and John A. Forgeus - Probate Justice, Hancock County.
13-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 20	2	4	Reprinted Story	"Nauvoo and Joe Smith"	The New Haven Herald	"there is not a more industrious, moral, and well ordered town in the country," says a non-member who spent time in Nauvoo.
13-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 20	2	6	Story	"Carthage vs. Nauvoo"	Signed "H."	Speaks of the growing anger in Carthage.
13-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 20	3	1	Letter to the Editor	"For the Neighbor"	A. Young	Describes further the legal situation of Joseph Smith
13-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 20	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Elizabeth Carter (1, Diarrhea), Ana Twist (8, Diarrhea), Heary Steward (7 months, Bloody Flux), William S. Buckwaiter (18, Bilious Fever), Amanda
									M. Smith (9 months, Mumps), Jane Greenhow (36), Martha Proctor (1, Bowel Consumption), William Simmonds (45, Fever), Mary Jane Leonard (23, Typhoid Fever), Nancy Jane Holbrook (4, Measles), Hannah
									Blanchard (42, Consumption), William B. Hillman (1, Diarrhea), Mary Hodges (1, Consumption), James Henderson (37, Typhoid Fever), William R. Parker (28, Ague and Fever).
13-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 20	3	4	Announcement	Bill for Divorce	Geo P. Styles	Describes the divorce of John Throp from Charity Throp.
20-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 21	2	6	Story	"Porter Rockwell"	Editorial	Describing the rumors of Rockwell's attempt to murder Gov. Boggs.
20-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 21	2	6	Story	Carthage	Editorial	States that Carthage wants to "swallow up Nauvoo, body and bones."
20-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 21	2	6	Story	"To the Emissaries of Illinois and the Adjoining States"	John Harper	Written by a non-Mormon, describing the good in their community.
20-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 21	3	1	Letter to the Editor	"A Visit to Nauvoo"	Signed, "J.E."	Character reference for the good community created by the saints.
20-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 21	3	3	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Concerning Marriages."	John C. Bennett, Mayor	Passed Feb 17, 1842, James Sloan is listed as the recorder. Age of consent is set at 17 for boys and 14 for girls.
20-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 21	3	4	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Alexander Mills to Ann Wood, performed by Elder Joseph W. Coolidor, James Newberry to Sally Brown, performed by Elder Edson Whipple, and David Grant to Mary Ann Bullard, performed by Hyrum Smith.
20-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 21	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Jane Mace Pidelin (1, Bowel Consumption), William Feres (7 months, Whooping Cough), Marcy Smith (1, Black Canker), Helen Law (4, Scarlet Fever), Eve Anna Forgeus (5, Scarlet Fever), Joseph R. Forgeus
									(7, Scarlet Fever), Elizabeth Jane Barton (5 months, Diarrhea).
20-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 21	4	2	Announcement	Deserting Wife	Isaac Rogers	Advises the public not to harbor his wife Elizabeth, because she abandoned his home with an Englishman.
27-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 22	2	1	Reprinted Story	"Judge Douglass and the Democrats of the Fifth District"	The State Register	Talks about Mormon votes, and their feelings about Judge Douglass.
27-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 22	3	1	Story	"More Mormon Difficulties"	Editorial	Mobs in Missouri and Carthage are planning meetings, and discussing the possibility of taking Joseph Smith to jail.
27-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 22	3	1	Reprinted Story	"From the Boston Bee"	The Boston Bee	Speaks about the rights that Nauvoo should receive, by it's charter, and discusses the extermination order.
27-Sep	1843	Vol. 1	No. 22	3	4	Announcement	Nauvoo Legion activities	Hyrum Smith	Assessment of fines will be held with Hyrum Smith.
4-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 23	3	1	Story	"The Warsaw Message and the Carthaginians"	Editorial	Speaks of the growing anger in Carthage.
4-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 23	3	1	Story	"Pleasure Party and Dinner at Nauvoo Mansion, Oct. 3, 1843"	R.D. Foster (Chairman)	Talks about a pleasant party with the Smith Family.
4-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 23	3	2	Letter to the Editor	"Mr. Editor," A response to accusations by T. Gregg	John Harper	Mr. Harper describes being called a "Jack Mormon," and then speaks about politics and the church.
4-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 23	3	3	Story	"Anti Mormonism"	John Greenhow	LDS perspective of the charges brought against the Church, and Joseph Smith.
4-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 23	3	4	Letter to the Editor	"Railroad Accident"	W. Woodruff	Describes a train accident that Wilford Woodruff was involved in.
4-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 23	3	5	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Don Carlos Smith (1, Flux), Rosita Baley (1), Isaac Morrison (10 months, Diarrhea), Betsey C. Spaulding 4 months, Drops in the head), Nancy M. Phelps (7 months, Diarrhea), John Mckelly, (28 Bilious Fever),
									Mary Jane Clark (8, Scarlet Fever), Emma Jane Banistor (5 months, Consumption), Enoch L. Milean (10 months, Measles), Mariah Roby (1, Diarrhea), Edward T. Jinkine (7 months, Canker), Harriet Newel Marsh
									(25, Chill Fever), Alfred Alexander A. Mith (11 months, cutting teeth) Eliza cofield (infant, Fits), Emma Clark (3, Diarrhea), Catherine T. Forgeus (5, Scarlet Fever), Pricilla Daitnger (10 months, Diarrhea), Abram
									Greenhalgh (9 months, Chill Fever).
11-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 24	1	1	Poetry	"The Lord's Prayer"	W.W. Phelps	Looks much like Psalms 23.
11-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 24	2	5	Announcement	List of Mob members in Carthage	Editorial	Lists the names of prominent mob members in cartage, with Walter Bagby most prominently displayed.
11-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 24	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Susan N. King (9 months, canker), Child of Mr. Snider (6 months, canker), Richard Rushton (65, Flux), Josiah P. Goar (2, Chill Fever), Hyrum r. Plunch (5, Measles), Child of Mr. Sinter, Charles Makey (3,
									Inflammation of Bowels), Sophrona C. Smith (5, Scarlet Fever), Lucy Orse (8, Measles), Robert F. Savage (4 months, Consumption), Philip Burgess (14, Canker), Joseph Murdock (60, Ague and Fever), Rebecca
									Topharn (1, Diarrhea).
11-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 24	3	5	List of Letters	"A List of Letters"	Sidney Rigdon	Sidney Rigdon signs as the Post Master
18-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 25	2	4	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Concerning the Inspection of Flour…"	John Taylor	This ordinance creates a flour inspector position, and awards it to William E. Horder.
18-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 25	3	3	Letter to the Editor	"Mr. Editor" A character reference for Joseph Smith	Signed "A Traveler"	Speaks of the kind character of Joseph Smith.
18-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 25	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Esther Brierly (56, Chill Fever), Robert Major (28, Fever), Elizabeth Beard (28, Chill Fever), Henry Blanchard (8 months, Diarrhea), Isaac Greenheigh (2, Diarrhea), Lainora A. Taylor (1, Diarrhea), Nathan Mayfield
									(1, Diarrhea), Rebecca Ann Goff (1, Measles), John Standing (22, Measles), Polly Ann McClellan (Diarrhea), Mary C. Payne (4 month, Fever), Henry Payne (2, Fever), Sarah Payne (9, Fever).
25-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 26	3	1	Letter to the Editor	"Mr. Editor" Reply to Mr. Gregg and the Warsaw Message.	John Harper	Describes an editorial he wrote for the Warsaw message that they refused to publish.
25-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 26	3	2	Story	"The Mormons"	Hazel Elfe	A non-member's perspective of the LDS people.
25-Oct	1843	Vol. 1	No. 26	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Lydia Smith (74, Numb Palsey), W.C. Stephens (1, Quick Consumption), Stephen Abbott (39, Remitting Fever), Solomon Workman (9, Measles), Mary Cole of Iowa (61, Consumption), Sarah Crosbie (66, Ague
									and Fever), W. Robertson (62, Diarrhea), Charlotte Allen (35, Nervous Fever), Catherine Nicholson (47, Consumption), Mary Moon (63, Chill Fever), Lydia A. Taylor (35, Hyctic Fever).
1-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 27	3	2	Reprinted Story	"A Visit from a Latter Day Saint"	The Burlington Gazette	Story from an Iowa Newspaper about members of the Church arriving by steamboat. The story says that the author knows nothing about the religion, but the character of the people is superior.
1-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 27	3	4	Announcement	Deserting Wife	Cyrus Boley	States that his wife, Martha, has left him without provocation, and he will not be responsible for debts she incurs.
8-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 28	2	4	Announcement	Arrival of Emigrants	Editorial	Elder Erastus Snow (&c), The Quorum of the 12 , A number of Emigrants from England are expected soon.
8-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 28	2	4	Story	"Who Shall be our Next President"	Editorial	An LDS perspective on who to vote for.
8-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 28	2	6	Reprinted Story	Statement of the Carthage Mob	The Warsaw Message	Statement of the purpose and design of the Carthage Mob.
8-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 28	3	4	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Matthew More Jr. married Adalaide Martin, performed by Elder C. Wesley Wandell.
8-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 28	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Stephen Workman (13, Canker), Levi Stilts (38, Consumption), Samuel Claton of Cincinnati (36, ague and Fever), Brigham Cobb (5, Consumption), Alma M. Colton, (8 months, Inflamation of the Brain), J. A. W.
									Andrews (33, Measles), Sarah Hirst (8 months, Chill Fever), Mary Ann Raleigh, (20, Dropsy), Thaby Sarah Ann Stow of Iowa (8, Chill Fever), Lorina Brown (21, Canker), Alonzo Hutton (Chill Fever), George Brindle
									(28, Inflamation of bowels), George Randall (14, Ague and Fever), Ezra Parish (1, Scarlet Fever), Elizabeth Harington (42, Inflammation of Bowels), Robert Wigahl (30, Flux), William Campson (32, Diarrhea),
									Jamos Ethel (18, Diarrhea), Lorenzo B. McGinness (1, Canker), Ann Maria bar (19, Laharpe).
8-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 28	4	3	Announcement	Guardianship Announced	Hyrum Smith	Hyrum announced that he has been appointed guardian of Joel Bulard of Nauvoo, who was considered by the court to be insane.
15-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 29	2	2	Announcement	Arrival of Emigrants	Editorial	A large company arrived from England, and they state that the church continues to grow in England, despite deplorable conditions.
15-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 29	2	2	Obituary	"Death of Leah Chiles"	Editorial	Passed away of Cancer and Rheumatism.
22-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 30	2	3	Story	"Stephens Works on Central America"	Editorial	Described as a piece that "ought to be in the hands of every Latter Day Saint…There is no stronger circumstantial evidence of the authenticity of the [Book of Mormon]."
22-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 30	2	4	Story	"The Persecution of the Jews"	Editorial	Describes the Latter Day Saint view of the Jewish Faith.
29-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 31	2	6	Announcement	"Nauvoo Lyceum"	Gustavus Hills	The creation of the Nauvoo Lyceum is announced.
29-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 31	3	2	Story	"The Wonders of Ancient Egypt"	Editorial	Describes the work of Dr. Lepalus.
29-Nov	1843	Vol. 1	No. 31	3	5	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Orson Washington Hyde (infant), Benjamin Chapman (3 months, Hives), Perry Durphy (26, Chill Fever), David garlick (63, Dropsy), Daniel Spencer (78, Inflammation of the Lungs).
6-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 32	2	3	Story	Meeting to Create a Petition for Aid from Congress	Editorial	Describes speeches by Parley P. Pratt and Joseph Smith.
6-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 32	2	6	Story	"Consequence of Mobs"	Editorial	Quotes the Philadelphia Ledger in describing a Supreme Court Ruling that forces Mobs to pay restitution for destruction they cause.
6-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 32	3	1	Letter to the Editor	"Mr. Editor" Republishing a letter from Gen Bennet to Gen Smith	Signed "Viator"	Republishes a letter from Gen. Bennet to Gen Smith, and the reply.
6-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 32	3	4	Announcement	Married	Editorial	William Carier married Ellen Benbow, performed by Elder W. Woodruff; John Known married Mary Ann Morey, and George Hacks married Sarah Ann Gregory, both performed by Elder William Huntington.
6-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 32	4	2	Announcement	"Run Away - Once Cent Reward" Deserting Wife	William Nesbit	Nesbit announces his wife's abandonment, as well as her taking of household furniture. A one cent reward is offered for the articles taken.
9-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. SE	1	1	Story	Meeting of Citizens - 12/7/1843	Editorial	Alpheus Cutler was called to Chair, and Williard Richards was appointed Secretary, as the citizens drafted resolutions against the State of Missouri's request for the body of Joseph Smith.
9-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. SE	1	3	Ordinances	"An Ordinance to erect a Dam in the Missippi River"	Joseph Smith	Creates the ability to place a dam in the river.
9-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. SE	1	4	Note	Nauvoo Legion Legality	J. Lamborn (Atty. General)	Mr. Lamborn states that the Nauvoo Legion should not be recognized as an official militia, and is an illegal operation.
9-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. SE	1	4	Note	Nauvoo Legion Legality part 2	I. N. McDougall	Mr. McDougal states that the Nauvoo Legion cannot use any federal funds, and must meet its own expenses.
13-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 33	1	4	Announcement	"Public Meeting"	Editorial	The details of the 12/7/1843 meeting are re-told, and the ordinances passed are also included. See the 12/9/1843 Special Edition Issue
13-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 33	1	5	Ordinances	"An Extra Ordinance for the Extra Case of Joseph Smith and Others"	Joseph Smith	Anyone who comes to arrest Joseph Smith or other citizens involved in "Missouri Difficulties" will be arrested, and if found guilty, incarcerated for life.
13-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 33	2	3	Story	"Public Meeting"	Editorial	Describing the meeting, and the Paper's view of the legal challenges against Joseph Smith.
13-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 33	2	4	Note	"Dinner Party" - Christmas Day	Editorial	Joseph Smith plans a dinner party for Christmas Day.
13-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 33	2	4	Ordinances	"An Ordinance for Selecting Forty Policemen"	Joseph Smith	Specifies selecting forty policemen, who will be paid by the city of Nauvoo.
13-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 33	2	4	Ordinances	"An Ordinance for the Health and Conscience of Travelers…"	Joseph Smith	Gives Joseph Smith the power to sell "spirits" for the "health, comfort, and convenience of such travelers."
13-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 33	2	4	Ordinances	"An Ordinance to Amend an Ordinance concerning…Public Revenues…"	Joseph Smith	Adds an exception to the previous ordinance.
13-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 33	2	4	Letter to the Editor	"Nauvoo Seminary"	Signed "Othello"	Provides a good review of the Seminary of Nauvoo.
13-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 33	3	5	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Sarah Ann Blanchard (11, Chill Fever), Esther L. Moriff (28, Quick Consumption)
13-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 33	4	2	Announcement	"Select School"	Aaron Blake	School announced with classes in reading, spelling, writing, arithmetic, grammar, geography, history, philosophy, algebra and surveying.
13-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 33	3	3	Announcement	"Select School"	J. Hatch Jr.	Another school announced which teaches "an English education…" as well as Latin and Greek.
20-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 34	1	1	Poetry	"To the Latter-Day Saints"	E.R. Snow	Each stanza ends with the phrase "…Celestial Glory."
20-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 34	2	5	Story	Gathering Mobs	Editorial	Discusses the formation of mobs opposed to the church, and expresses gratitude for their Governor who protects justice.
20-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 34	2	5	Story	"Kidnapping"	Editorial	Describes two Nauvoo Citizens kidnapped, and one returning to tell what happened.
20-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 34	3	3	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Regulating Merchants and Grocers Licenses"	Joseph Smith	Requires a license to sell groceries within the city.
20-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 34	3	4	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Concerning the Landing of Steam Boats in Nauvoo."	Joseph Smith	Requires the payment of $1 to land within the city limits.
20-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 34	3	4	Ordinances	Elections and Personnel Changes	Joseph Smith	W.W. Phelps was elected as a member of the City Council; Jonathan Durham was elected Wharf-master for one year, the office of City Attorney is vacated, Heber C. Kimball was elected city auctioneer.
20-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 34	3	4	Announcement	Married	Editorial	A. L. Pullmer married Sarah Ann Fuller, performed by Elder John Taylor.
20-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 34	3	4	Story	Notice to Emigrants and Latter-Day Saints Generally	W. Clayton	Telling poor emigrants that the Church has land they can purchase cheaply.
27-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 35	2	6	Story	"Mr. Rockwell"	Editorial	Tells of Orrin Porter Rockwell, and his expulsion from Missouri.
27-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 35	3	1	Ordinances	"An Ordinance to Protect Unlawful Search or Seizure…"	Joseph Smith	Makes it illegal to conduct illegal searches, and specifies that if the Mayor of the city is not notified of the search, fines will be levied.
27-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 35	3	1	Story	"Further Doings of the Council"	Willard Richards	John P. Greene was elected as the city Marshal, in place of H.G. Sherwood.
27-Dec	1843	Vol. 1	No. 35	3	2	Letter to the Editor	"To the Editor of the Neighbor" - In defense of the Prophet	Signed "Not the Prophet"	Speaks of the negative adjectives used by newspapers to describe Joseph Smith, such as "numerous children" instead of 4 children.
3-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 36	1	1	Poetry	"New Years Hymn"	W.W. Phelps	Talks about life in Nauvoo, and the resiliency of the Saints.
3-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 36	2	2	Ordinances	"An Ordinance to Authorize…Constables to Enforce Ordinances…Hogs…"	John Taylor	Constables can now enforce laws concerning hogs and wild animals.
3-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 36	2	4	Letter to the Editor	"Mr. Editor" - Priesthood Blessings	A. Young	Talks about the Priesthood, and its power to heal.
3-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 36	3	5	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Nephi L. S. S. J. Partial (2), Thomas Gardner (Infant, Fits), Robert Spittle (19, Winter Fever), Clark Blanchard (2, Chill Fever), Betsey Burgess (39, Consumption), Lucy Hubbard (2, Typhus Fever).
3-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 36	4	4	Note	Nauvoo Brewery	T. Turley	Describes a brewery in Nauvoo with "Ale, Beer, and Yenst of the best quality for sale."
10-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 37	2	2	Story	"Disgraceful Affair at Carthage"	Editorial	Mob action increases.
10-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 37	2	5	Note	"Correspondence of Gen. Joseph Smith and Hon. J.C. Calhoun"	Joseph Smith, J. C. Calhoun	Tells Mr. Calhoun of the persecution the Saints have suffered, and offers their vote to someone who can help them. Cahoun's reply is also published.
10-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 37	3	1	Announcement	Married	Editorial	R. A. Allred married Julia A. bates, performed by Elder A. L. Fulmer; Bradford W. Elliott married Ann Daniap, performed by Elder William W. Folsom.
17-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 38	1	1	Poetry	"The Ode of Genius to Truth"	E.R. Snow	Written in the Morley Settlement, Nov 28, 1843.
17-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 38	1	1	Note	"Queen Victoria"	Editorial	Elder Lorenzo Snow (through Sir Henry Wheatley) gave Queen Victoria two copies of the Book of Mormon, donated by Brigham Young.
17-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 38	1	1	Poetry	"Queen Victoria"	Lorenzo Snow	Poem he wrote after giving Queen Victoria 2 copies of the Book of Mormon
17-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 38	1	2	Story	"An Appeal to the People of the State of Maine"	Benjamin Andrews	Andrews, a native of Maine, writes to describe the persecution of the Church, as well as providing a history and testimony of the Church.
17-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 38	1	2	Story	"Ancient Ruins"	Editorial	Describes ancient North Texan ruins as evidence of the authenticity of the Book of Mormon
17-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 38	3	1	Announcement	Deaths	Editorial	Sarah Richmond (38, Chill Fever), Oscar C. Rolph (1, Croup), Mary Zenmour (1, Teething), Theresa M. Bell (8 months, Inflammation on the Brain), Henry Boyd (Infant), Israel Hess (22, Quick Consumption)
24-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 39	2	2	Story	"Carthage Warsaw and Green Plains"	Editorial	Hostility to members of the Church has been found in each place.
24-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 39	2	5	Story	"A Library in Nauvoo"	Editorial	Describes a meeting in the upper room of the Joseph Smith Store, in which a library was discussed. Books to be donated by community members.
24-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 39	2	6	Note	Mansion House Occupants	Editorial	Joseph Smith rented out the Mansion house to Ebenezer Roffins, who formerly edited the Times and Seasons.
24-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 39	2	6	Ordinances	"Proceedings of the City Council"	Willard Richards	John Haven was appointed second inspector of flour, Captain J. Dunham and forty police men were sworn in, Mulholland street was opened.
24-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 39	2	6	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Regulating a City Directory and Intelligence Office"	Joseph Smith	Henry G. Sherwood is authorized to make a directory of the city.
24-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 39	2	6	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Concerning Witnesses and Jurors'' Fees"	Joseph Smith	Fifty Cents of compensation per day is required for Jurors' and Witnesses, or else they can leave at any time.
24-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 39	3	1	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Concerning the Sale of Spirituous Liquors."	Joseph Smith	The City Council is authorized to sell liquor in such quantities as they deem expedient. It is implied that this liquor is to be used for medicinal and mechanical purposes.
31-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 40	1	1	Story	"To The Honorable…Representatives of Pennsylvania…"	Sidney Rigdon	Describing the plight of the Saints to the Pennsylvania Legislature.
31-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 40	1	6	Letter to the Editor	"To the Editor of the Nauvoo Neighbor" - In support of the LDS People	John Husband	Mr. Husband travelled with some Saints, and was very impressed with them
31-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 40	2	3	Note	Wood Cutting for the Poor of the 6th Ward	Daniel Carn	Bishop Carn invites members to help him chop wood for the poor
31-Jan	1844	Vol. 1	No. 40	2	6	Story	"Missouri"	E.R. Snow	Discusses the persecution of the Saints by the Missourians
7-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 41	2	2	Note	The Warsaw Message Stops Circulation	Editorial	Announces the downfall of the Warsaw message, and states, "The way of the transgressor is hard."
7-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 41	2	2	Story	"An Appeal to the Inhabitants of Massachusetts"	Joseph Young	Young, a native of Massachusetts, describes the persecution of the Saints and asks for help.
7-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 41	2	4	Story	Persecutions against Liberty	Phinehas Richards	Describing the persecution of the Saints
7-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 41	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Herbert S. Bigelow (2, Measles), Deborah Houghton (45, Quick Consumption), Harvey Clark (7, Inflamation on the Brain), John Cole (45, Apoplexy), Laura Ann Phelps (11 months, Scarlet Fever), Susan Convert (6,
									Dropsy on the Brain), Philofrees J. Lyen (2, Scarlet Fever and Fits), Abigail P. Dow (1, Scarlet Fever)
7-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 41	3	5	Announcement	Bishops Soliciting Woodcutters for the Poor	3 Bishops	Signed, Isaac Higbee, Jonathan H. Hale, Daniel Carn.
14-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 42	1	1	Poetry	"Farewell to Nauvoo"	Signed "L. S."	A farewell letter to Nauvoo
14-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 42	2	3	Story	"Who Shall be our Next President"	Editorial	Describing the right person for President, speaking poorly of Martin Van Buren, and endorsing Joseph Smith
14-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 42	2	4	Note	"Public Meeting"	Editorial	Judge Phelps read an address written by Joseph Smith.
14-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 42	3	3	Ordinances	"An Ordinance to Repeal Certain Ordinances therein mentioned"	Joseph Smith	Repeal of Ordinances, "An Ordinance for the Extra Case of Joseph Smith and Others," and "An ordinance to Prevent Unlawful Search and Seizure of Person and Property."
14-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 42	3	4	Ordinances	"An Ordinance to Repeal an Ordinance Regulating the Currency"	Joseph Smith	Repeals the "Ordinance Regulating the Currency."
14-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 42	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Belsey Turner (33, Fever), Isabella Burns (5, Canker), Lucy Waid (28), Sariah M. Waid (3)
14-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 42	3	4	Announcement	Deserting Son	Elijah Fordham	Announces the abscondment of George Fisher Fordham, and prohibits Saints from aiding him, or allowing him credit in his father's name.
21-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 43	2	4	Reprinted Story	"The Mormons"	The Niles National Register	Written by non-members, describing the story of the church.
21-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 43	2	6	Letter to the Editor	"To the Editor of the Neighbor" - Joseph Smith defending the Signal	Joseph Smith	Joseph Smith writes in to ask the editors to stop saying bad things about the Warsaw Signal. "If the editor breathe out that old sulphorous blast, let him go and besment his reputation…"
21-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 43	2	6	Story	"Public Meeting" - Warsaw Mobber's Resolution	Warsaw Mob	Mob officially created by resolution
21-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 43	3	1	Reprinted Story	"Very Important and Curious From the Mormon Empire on the Mississippi"	The New York Herald	Describes the settlement of Nauvoo, and a rudimentary history of the Church.
21-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 43	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Nathaniel H. Turner (39, Inflammation of Brain), Mahaly Ann Morris (31, Bilious Colie), Kobert Hicks (74, Old Age), Eliphaz Marsh (58, Lung Fever), Mary Isabella Hales, Mary Elizabeth Gray (6 months)
28-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 44	1	1	Story	"An Appeal to the State of Tennessee"	A. Young	A. Young speaks of his Father, John Young, settling in Tennessee, and asks the government to consider the wrongs being heaped upon the Saints by the Government.
28-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 44	2	3	Story	"For President, Joseph Smith"	Editorial	Describes the bold action the Saints must take for government recognition, even nominating Joseph Smith for President of the United States.
28-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 44	2	4	Story	"A Day of Fasting and Prayer"	Editorial	The mob declares March 9, 1844 as a day when the mob should fast and pray that God would, "Bring the false prophet, Joseph Smith, to deep repentance…"
28-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 44	2	5	Announcement	"General Smith's Views of the Powers… for sale."	Editorial	"General Smith's Views of the Powers and Policy of the Government of the United States," a 12 page pamphlet, is announced for sale in the Mansion House.
28-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 44	2	6	Letter to the Editor	"Mr. Editor" - Nauvoo Library and Institute	Signed "Amicus"	Describes the committee and the beaurocracy that is being used to create the Nauvoo Library.
28-Feb	1844	Vol. 1	No. 44	3	3	Announcement	Married	Editorial	David Brinton married Elizabeth G. Hoops, performed by Pres. H. Smith; Samuel Barker married Sarah Bedell, performed by Elder George W. Lincoln; Robert de Zoose married Betsey J. Tenney, performed by
									Elder Elijah Reed.
6-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 45	2	1	Announcement	"For President, Gen. Joseph Smith…"	Editorial	This is the first time that Gen. James A. Bennet is listed as the Vice Presidential Candidate.
6-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 45	2	1	Announcement	"Public Meeting"	Editorial	Describes a meeting to be held at the Temple where the First Presidency and Twelve will preside.
6-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 45	2	4	Reprinted Story	"Tea Party of Latter Day Saints"	The New York Herald	Describes a tea party, in Middlewich, Cheshire where between one and two hundred Saints attended. They are described as, "a good humored and agreeable people."
6-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 45	3	3	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Samuel W. Fowler married Harriett Hadlock, performed by Elder Jonathan H. Hale, Alonzo H. Ralleigh married Caroline L. Curtis, performed by Elder Samuel G. Flagg, Isaac C. Jacobs married Lydia A. Bate,
									performed by Pres. H. Smith.
6-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 45	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Sarah Maryetta Seely (11 months, Measles), Mary M. Kelsey (infant), Benjamin Kempton (29, Consumption), Jane Hicks (2, Sore Throat), Isaac Snyder (56, Lung Fever), Jerone Noble (7 months, dropsy in the
									head), Joseph S. Coolidge (1, Inflammation of the Lungs), Jules Mariah Thompson (1, Consumption), Hyrum Smoot (7 months, Crop and Inflammation of the Bowels).
6-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 45	4	5	Announcement	Bill for Divorce	J.B. Backenstos	William Nesbitt requests a divorce from Lydia Nesbitt, and Alfred Brown requests a divorce from Hester Ann Eliza Brown.
13-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 46	2	2	Story	Meeting at the Temple	Editorial	The meeting at the Temple is described in brief, and the paper announces that Arlington Bennet originally hails from Ireland, and is ineligible to be Vice President in Joseph Smith's Candidacy
13-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 46	2	2	Story	"A Friendly Hint to Missouri"	Joseph Smith	Signed, "I am the friend of all good men, Joseph Smith."
13-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 46	2	3	Announcement	"City Council - Special Session"	W. Richards	Joseph Dunham instated as Wharf master, Water Street is to be opened; Knight Street is to be opened; Petition to work Fulmer Street referred to the Mayor; Petition to repeal the hog laws rejected; Petition
									to grade River Hill referred to the Mayor, Petition to open block 118 is referred to the business owners.
13-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 46	3	2	Story	Who Shall be our Executive?	A. Dolrseens	Joseph is described as General, a legislator, and a jurist.
13-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 46	3	3	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Elihu B. Adams married Caroline Conrad, performed by Elder A. C. Brewer; Martin Titus married Mary Ann Baldin, performed by Elder A. C. Brewer.
13-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 46	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Caroline Pitt (28, Inflammation), William Pitt (fits).
13-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 46	3	3	Announcement	"Masonic Notice"	William Clayton	Announcing the April 5th dedication of the new Masonic Hall.
13-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 46	3	4	Announcement	Bill for Divorce	J.B. Backenstos	Elizabeth Whitesides requests a divorce from William Whitesides
20-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 47	2	2	Announcement	King Follet Discourse Announcement	Editorial	Announces that President Smith will preach a funeral sermon for Elder King Follet, Friday April 5th at 10:00am
20-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 47	2	2	Reprinted Story	"A New Candidate for the Presidency"	Several Newspapers	Articles announcing the candidacy of Joseph Smith for President.
20-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 47	2	2	Story	"Virtue Will Triumph"	Emma Smith	Preamble and resolution read and accepted by the Relief Society, includes disdain for polygamy and "Spiritual Wifery"
20-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 47	2	4	Story	Elder King Follet Obituary	Editorial	Describes the life and death of Elder Follet
20-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 47	3	1	Letter to the Editor	From the Quincy Herald - A defense of Mormonism	Signed, "A Friend to the…"	States opposition to an article published by the Quincy Whig Newspaper.
20-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 47	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	Editorial	William Burch (23, Drowned).
27-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 48	2	1	Story	"Coffee Drinkers"	Editorial	Describes how to grow coffee beans.
27-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 48	2	2	Story	"The Oregon Question"	Editorial	Describes a debate by Presidential Candidates regarding Oregon and Texas, and then describes Joseph Smith's Platform.
27-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 48	2	3	Story	"The Last Hour of the False Prophet"	Editorial	Describes conflict in Eastern Europe, and states that "the signs of the speedy fulfillment of the prediction against Mohammedanism are multiplying every day."
27-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 48	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Catherine Hopkins (5, Inflammation of the lungs), Mary Ann Holand (31, Dropsy), Seth Cook (41, Bilious Colic), Selina M. Eldridge (1, Measles), Elizabeth Mary Weather (78, Old Age), King Follet (35, Fall in a
									Well), Ester A.Morrill (7 months, Measles), Titus Billings (10, Inflammation on the Brain), William Jones (23, Consumption).
27-Mar	1844	Vol. 1	No. 48	4	2	Announcement	Deserting Wife	W.W. Rust	Wealthy W. Rust has abandoned W.W. Rust, and should not be harbored or offered credit in the town.
3-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 49	1	1	Letter to the Editor	Joseph Smith for President	A. Young	A letter to the editor describing the positive attributes that Joseph Smith would bring to the office of the Preisidency.
3-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 49	2	3	Story	"Dedication" of Masonic Temple	Editorial	Speaks of the planned dedication of the Masonic Temple in Nauvoo. Contains pieces called "The Entered Apprentice's Song," and "For the Anniversary of St. John."
3-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 49	3	1	Poetry	"On the Death of Her Little Daughter"	E.R. Snow	Written To Miss Sylvia Lyon
3-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 49	3	3	Announcement	Bill for Divorce	John S. Pollock	Thomas A. Lynne requests a divorce from Marcy Lynne.
3-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 49	4	1	Announcement	Deserting Son	Enos McNall	Edmund McNall left his Father's home, and the people of Nauvoo are instructed not to harbor or trust him.
10-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 50	2	2	Story	"Conference"	Editorial	The Semi-annual conference of the church held on 6, April is described. Attendance is estimated to be between 15 and 20 thousand.
10-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 50	2	3	Story	"A New Advocate for a National Bank"	Editorial	Speaks of Joseph Smith's platform concerning a National Bank.
10-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 50	2	4	Story	"The Mormons - Horrible Conspiracy"	Editorial	Describes, from the perspective of the mob, the growing animosity between the Saints and the Mob.
10-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 50	3	3	Letter to the Editor	Description of the Character of Church Leaders	Signed, "A Traveler"	Provides a positive character reference for Joseph Smith
10-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 50	3	4	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Isaac Scott Married Sarah S. Hall, performed by Elder Jesse Haven; Levi C. Stringham married Eliza J. Wilbur, performed by Elder Bradford W. Elliott.
10-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 50	3	4	Announcement	Deserting Help	Joseph W. Coolidge	David Taylor, 16, is announced to have run away from his employer.
10-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 50	4	1	Announcement	Deserting Wife and Sons	J.H. Van Natta	Wife, Geruslia, and two sons, Miles and Erastus, left home.
17-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 51	1	4	Reprinted Story	"The Globe and Joe Smith"	The Sangame Journal	Written in favor of Joseph Smith's candidacy for President, and his opinion of the role of government, by a non-member.
17-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 51	2	1	Announcement	Mission Assignments	Brigham Young	Announcing the States where members of the Church will serve missions, as well as notations of who will preside in these missions.
17-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 51	2	2	Story	Affidavits of Anti-Mormons	Editorial	Publishes false affidavits against the Saints, led by M. G. Eaton, generally dealing with Polygamy.
17-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 51	2	4	Story	Land of Liberty	Joseph Smith	A document outlining the freedoms of this country and speaking of his candidacy for President.
17-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 51	2	6	Reprinted Story	"Mormons in Alabama"	The Mobile Journal	Speaks of the Proselytizing efforts of LDS Missionaries in Alabama.
17-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 51	3	4	Announcement	Married	Editorial	David LeBaron married Esther M. Johnson, performed by Elder Almon Babbitt, George Johnson married Jane Johnson, performed by Elder John Smith, David Candland married Mary Ann Barton, performed by
									Elder John Smith, Elder Martin H. Peck married Mary Thorn, performed by Elder Johnathan H. Hale.
17-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 51	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Leonora C. Wandell (1, Measles), George P. Colton (3 months, Disease unknown), Thomas Mardis (4, Measles), Caroline Spratley (8 months, Inflammation in Bowels), John Robinsons (1 month, Fits), Dladiah
									Bowen Jr. (1, Scarlet Fever), Asa E. Wilson (1, Diarrhea), Marthy A. Knight (5, Measles), Susan E. Roberts (6 months, Inflammation on the Lungs).
24-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 52	2	1	Story	"More Mormons"	Editorial	Describes the return of many members of the Twelve and others from their missions.
24-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 52	2	1	Story	"Public Meeting" - Presidential Campaign Strategy	John Taylor	Meeting in Joseph Smith's store, spoke about political influence, polling data, and other concerns.
24-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 52	2	1	Story	Appeal to the State of Massachusetts	Noah Packard	A petition to the State for help and sympathy.
24-Apr	1844	Vol. 1	No. 52	2	5	Reprinted Story	Joseph Smith and "Views of the Powers and Policy of the…"	The Boston Bee	Describes Joseph's desire to cut congress by 1/2, and pay them $2 per day, except Sundays.
1-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 1	2	1	Letter to the Editor	Character Reference for Nauvoo and Joseph Smith	Signed, "Sissimus"	Describes the beauty of Nauvoo and the kindness of Joseph Smith
1-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 1	2	4	Letter to the Editor	Joseph Smith does not Practice Spiritual Wifery	Jeremiah Smith, Sen.	States that the "Spiritual Wifery" rumors are not true.
1-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 1	2	5	Story	"Outrages" - Crime in Nauvoo	Editorial	Tells the story of a few unruly mom members, who threatened to shoot Joseph Smith.
1-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 1	2	6	Letter to the Editor	Support of Joseph Smith's Candidacy"	A. Riply	Describes the merits of Joseph Smith's Campaign.
1-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 1	3	3	Story	"All is Peace at Nauvoo Among the Saints"	J.P. Greene (City Marshall)	Describes O.P. Rockwell telling the Marshall about a mob member assaulting people in town, and their apprehension of this criminal.
1-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 1	3	5	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Samuel Martin married Nancy Tall, performed by L.E. Harrington.
1-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 1	3	5	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Charles B. Johnson (10, Fit of Apoplex), Preserved A. Allred (21, Lung Fever), Joseph Carn (3 months), Polly Stringham (38, Dropsy)
1-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 1	3	5	Announcement	Family Meeting Place	Jane Mellen	Jane announces that her husband John, who was coming to England, can find his family in Nauvoo.
8-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 2	2	1	Story	"General Smith's Views"	Editorial	Describes reasons to vote for Joseph for President
8-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 2	2	1	Story	"General Smith's Views of the Powers and Policy of the Government…"	Joseph Smith	Written by Joseph to announce his platform, and his views on Government.
15-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 3	2	3	Letter to the Editor	Politics and Joseph Smith	A. Young	Long article which describes the current candidates for President, and why Joseph Smith would make the best candidate of them all.
15-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 3	2	4	Announcement	"The State Convention"	Editorial	Informs the Saints of their "duty" to nominate state electors that will support Joseph Smith.
15-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 3	2	6	Story	William Smith ends his candidacy for the Illinois State Legislature	Editorial	In consequence of his family's health problems, William announces the end of his campaign for the Legislature. Speculation begins that Hyrum Smith, his Brother, will seek the seat instead.
15-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 3	2	6	Announcement	"State Convention" - Committee Created	Editorial	Announces the "Committee of Arrangements" as Reynolds Cahoon, Edward Hunter, and John Taylor.
15-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 3	2	6	Letter to the Editor	Character Reference for Nauvoo and Joseph Smith	Signed, "An American"	Describes the misrepresentation the Saints have suffered in the news, and speaks highly of the city of Nauvoo and its leadership.
15-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 3	3	1	Story	Joseph Smith requests Writ of Habeas Corpus and other Documents	Joseph Smith &c.	Petition for a writ of Habeas Corpus from the Court. It should be noted that Joseph is referred to as "Joseph Smith Sr." in these court documents.
15-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 3	3	6	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Julia Ann Brabey (42, Spinal Irritation and Dropsy), Lydia Ann Mendenhall (4 months, Scarlet Fever), Joel F. Scovil (14, Consumption), Nehemiah Hartle (36, Dropsy).
22-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 6*	1	1	Letter to the Editor	Candidates for President	A. Riply	Describes the candidates and political parties involved in the Presidential Election, without mentioning much about Joseph Smith.
22-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 6*	1	2	Letter to the Editor	Description of Nauvoo and Joseph Smith's Presidential Campaign	W.G. Goforth	Article published in "The Advocate" solicited the view of Goforth after his return from a trip to Nauvoo, in regards to Joseph Smith's Candidacy for President.
22-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 6*	2	1	Story	State Convention Held	Editorial	Due to rain, many other groups were not represented at the convention. But the convention was successful, and Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon both were well received.
22-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 6*	2	1	Story	"Minutes of a Convention held in the City of Nauvoo…"	Editorial	Describes the State Convention, and includes some correspondence between Joseph Smith and Illinois Politicians.
22-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 6*	2	6	Story	"Lynching and the Mormons"	Editorial	Describes a lynching, supposedly carried out by the Saints in Nauvoo, of a colored man.
22-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 6*	2	6	Announcement	Arrival of Emigrants	Editorial	States the arrival of 62 emigrants and missionaries from the East by name.
22-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 6*	3	1	Story	"Joseph Smith vs. Joseph H. Reynolds…Religious Prejudice &c."	Editorial	Describes the religious prejudice suffered by Joseph Smith.
22-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 6*	3	1	Letter to the Editor	Prejudice against the Saints, and the joys of Nauvoo	Benjamin Andrews	Speaks of Nauvoo and the great people there, as well as some challenges facing members of the Church.
29-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7	2	1	Announcement	Gen. Joseph Smith for President, with Sidney Rigdon as Vice President	Editorial	The first ad which lists Sidney Rigdon as the Vice Presidential Candidate.
29-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7	2	3	Story	"Truth is Mighty" - Correspondence between J. Smith and Henry Clay	J. Smith & H. Clay	Correspondence between the two Presidential Candidates.
29-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7	3	1	Story	"Chauncey L. Higbee" - Testimony before the High Council	Margaret J. Newman	Margret was seduced under false pretences by Chauncey Higbee, and she testified before the High Council that Higbee told her that Joseph had approved of such actions.
29-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7	3	2	Story	"Chauncey L. Higbee" - Testimony before the High Council	Sarah Miller	Sarah Miller describes similar events. Higbee later left the church to follow the "True Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints"
29-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7	3	6	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Edward Lang Page married Catherine J. Spear, performed by Elder Erastus H. Derby; Joseph M. Cole married Eliza James, performed by Elder Samuel James.
29-May	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7	3	6	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Sophrona G. Frost (25)
5-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	1	1	Poetry	"Riots in Congress"	E.R. Snow	Describes the disdain of the people when the United States Congress is not maintaining order.
5-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	2	3	Story	"General Smith's views of the Powers and Policy of the United States"	Editorial	Presents Joseph's views that the Government should buy the freedom of every black slave, in order to secure emancipation.
5-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	2	4	Reprinted Story	"In Pursuit" - Chasing Mr. Brown into Nauvoo	The St. Louis Republican	Describes a murder named "Brown" who has taken refuge in Nauvoo, and is said to be a friend of Joseph, who is harboring him. Includes a rebuttal from John Taylor.
5-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	2	4	Announcement	Pay the Postage	Hyrum Smith	Hyrum states that he will no longer open mail for which he has to pay the postage, because he cannot afford the cost, and the letters are usually full of "Foolish interrogations."
5-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	2	5	Letter to the Editor	J.C. Bennett's Rumors are False	Signed, "Hospes"	Describes a pleasant visit to Nauvoo, and refutes some of the Rumors that were supposedly spread by John C. Bennett.
5-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	2	6	Story	"More Mormon Exterminators"	Editorial	States that Boggs may not be "the only Nero in the land of Liberty."
5-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	3	2	Letter	"Letter to Gen. Joseph Smith"	Signed, "Your Obedient…"	Requests a transcript of Joseph's speech about the political evils facing the world.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	1	2	Reprinted Story	"The Temple"	The St. Louis Gazette	Description of the construction of the Nauvoo Temple
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	1	3	Story	"Religion and Politics"	Signed "O.S."	Long article describing the current political state, and giving details about each candidate.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	2	3	Story	"Retributive Justice" - The Nauvoo Expositor	Editorial	Describes the mob's creation of a new anti-Mormon paper, The Nauvoo Expositor. Describes the Saints, led by the city martial, as they destroyed the press and papers.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	2	3	Story	"To the Public" - The Destruction of the Nauvoo Expositor"	Editorial	States that everything the Saints did was in cooperation with the City Council and Police force.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	2	4	Story	"Anecdote"	Editorial	Puns about the names of the mob leaders.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	2	4	Story	"Grinding the Poor"	Editorial	Describes the disdain of the newspaper printers at a flyer announcing help for the poor which announces the generosity of the mill.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	2	4	Story	"Oh Gracious"	Editorial	Tells the story of George Beader, a Missionary for the church, who was caught with "four or five pieces of foreign bogus in his possession" and imprisoned in S. Louis.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	2	4	Story	"Very Good" - Hyrum Smith's Legislature Campaign	Editorial	Hyrum announces that he will soon begin campaigning for votes to elect him to the State Legislature.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	2	5	Story	"Turn Away" - The Advancement of Joseph's Campaign	Editorial	Describes the vast amount of news attention that Joseph Smith's candidacy is creating.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	2	5	Letter	Correspondence between S. Rigdon and Paul M. Closky	Sidney Rigdon	Asks what has been done with the letter that Sidney penned to the State of Pennsylvania.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	3	1	Announcement	Maintain Order and Peace in the City	Joseph Smith	Joseph asks, as the Mayor, that all citizens join with the Police to ensure a peaceful city.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	3	1	Ordinances	"Proceedings of the City Council"	Willard Richards	Long list of actions, including: Phinehus Richards, Levi Richards, and Edward Hunter receiving their seat on the council, Councilor Emmons was suspended from office due to a slander investigation, and the
									Nauvoo Expositor was declared a nuicense, and ordered to be removed.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	3	1	Ordinances	"An Ordinance concerning the City Attorney and His Duties"	Geo. W. Harris	The city attorney prosecutes criminals in the city, provides council on legal matters, and will be paid 100 dollars per year.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	3	2	Ordinances	"An Ordinance concerning Libels and for Other Purposes"	Geo. W. Harris	Widens the definition of slander, to ensure that the Saints can protect themselves from those who seek to misrepresent the church.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	3	2	Ordinances	Affidavits about the Mock Court held in Missouri	W.W. Phelps	Phelps certifies that any court proceedings held in Missouri concerning the Prophet were "a sham," and that no fair trial has been provided for Joseph.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	3	6	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington (Sexton)	Sarah Coleman (14, Nervous Fever), Howes Crowell (25, Consumption), W.B. Patterson (21, Dyspepsy).
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	3	6	Announcement	"To the Voters of Hancock County" - Sherriff Proposal from J. Kelling	Joseph A. Kelling	Announces his candidacy for Sherriff.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	3	6	Announcement	Publishing of the Doctrine and Covenants	Editorial	Announces the printing of the Doctrine and Covenants in about one month, and petitions for immediate orders.
12-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 7*	3	6	Announcement	"Caution" - Beware of False Paper Money	Joseph Smith	States that the failure of the Kirtland Safety Society should make members wary of accepting all forms of paper money.
17-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	1	Story	"To the Public" - The Destruction of the Nauvoo Expositor"	Editorial	Includes signatures of 16 people who state that the Expositor was calculated to arouse indignation, and that Hyrum Smith did not threaten the paper.
17-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	1	Ordinances	Synopsis of the Proceedings of the Municipality of the City of Nauvoo…	Editorial	States that the synopsis is "Relative to the destruction of the press and fixtures of the Nauvoo Expositor."
17-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	2	Letter	Letter from R.D. Foster to Joseph Smith	R.D. Foster	Foster states that he refuses to meet with Joseph Smith, and writes many inflammatory statements about the church.
17-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	2	Story	Continuation of Statements from Church Members	Various	Statements from O.P. Rockwell, a brother of R.D. Foster, Cyrus Hill, Peter Haws, Hyrum Smith, and others.
19-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	1	1	Poetry	Untitled - Describes seeing the ancient relics in Wayne County, N.Y.	S. Post	Fore note states: "Lines suggested on seeing an ancient fortification in Wayne County, N.Y."
19-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	1	2	Letter to the Editor	Description of "The Travels and Adventures of Monsieur Violet"	Signed, "Boston Corrosp."	Originally published in "The New York Prophet"
19-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	1	5	Letter	"Letters of Mrs. Emma Smith to Gov. Thomas Carlin and His Answers."	Emma Smith	Presents the letters between Emma and Gov. Carlin.
19-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	2	3	Story	"...Concerning the Destruction of the Nauvoo Expositor"	Editorial	States that Joseph was arrested, along with sixteen others, but was discharged, along with the rest.
19-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	2	4	Story	"To the Public" - The Removal of the Nauvoo Expositor	Editorial	Describes why the city council considered the paper a nuisance, and presents the case for its destruction.
19-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	2	4	Story	"To the Public" - Hyrum Smith did not Participate	Editorial	Provides 16 names of witnesses who state that Hyrum Smith did not encourage any of the conflict with the Warsaw Signal.
19-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	2	5	Ordinances	"Proceedings of the City Council"	Signed, "P.M."	Written in a Letter to the Editor, this describes some of the statements made by Mayor Smith. Discusses Polygamy, Sylvester Emmons suspension from the City Council, and the destruction of the Expositor.
19-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	2	5	Letter	"To Gen. J. Smith" - R.D. Foster's Refusal to meet with Joseph Smith	R.D. Foster	Fosters states that because of Joseph's reputation he would not meet with him to discuss anything.
19-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	3	4	Letter	J. Smith and Marshall Green's Correspondence about the Expositor	Joseph Smith	Authorization to destroy the Nauvoo Expositor, and also asks the Nauvoo Legion to be on alert in case of problems.
19-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	3	5	Announcement	"Public Meeting" - Appointments of Delegates	John Taylor	Announces the appointment of many people as delegates, and discusses the false reports circulated about Nauvoo.
19-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	3	5	Announcement	"Proclamation" - Concerning the Destruction of the Nauvoo Expositor	Joseph Smith	Joseph tells the story of the destruction of the Nauvoo Expositor.
19-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	3	5	Letter to the Editor	June 14th's Mail Loss	Sidney Rigdon	Rigdon, as the Post Master, writes to disclose what happened to the missing mail.
19-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	3	6	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Joseph A. Kelting	Kelting announces his candidacy for Sherriff.
19-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 8	4	4	Announcement	"Map of Nauvoo" - Available for Purchase	Brigham Young	Brigham Young announces the arrival from New York of maps of Nauvoo.
21-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	1	Announcement	Correction - Steamboats Landing	Editorial	The paper declares the rumors that steamboats belonging to the enemies of Nauvoo were not permitted in Nauvoo, false and unfounded.
21-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	1	Story	"Reason Makes us Men"	Missouri and Illinois Mobs	Reproduces the resolutions drafted by the Mob's in Missouri and Illinois.
21-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	2	Story	"The Preparation" - Mob's Armament Growing	Editorial	Describes the armament of the Saints and Others in preparation for battle.
21-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	3	Story	"A Question" - Who leads the Mob?	Editorial	Describes the character of Mob leaders, and portrays the Saints as peaceful people who do not wish to fight.
21-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	4	Announcement	"State of Illinois vs. Joseph Smith and Others"	The State of Illinois	Presents the court proceedings against Joseph, and gives the names of all those arrested.
26-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 9	1	5	Announcement	Correction - Steamboats Landing	Editorial	The paper declares the rumors that steamboats belonging to the enemies of Nauvoo were not permitted in Nauvoo, false and unfounded.
26-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 9	1	5	Story	"Reason Makes us Men"	Missouri and Illinois Mobs	Reproduces the resolutions drafted by the Mob's in Missouri and Illinois.
26-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 9	1	6	Story	"The Preparation" - Mob's Armament Growing	Editorial	Describes the armament of the Saints and Others in preparation for battle.
26-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 9	2	1	Story	"A Question" - Who leads the Mob?	Editorial	Describes the character of Mob leaders, and portrays the Saints as peaceful people who do not wish to fight.
26-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 9	2	3	Announcement	"State of Illinois vs. Joseph Smith and Others"	The State of Illinois	Presents the court proceedings against Joseph, and gives the names of all those arrested.
26-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 9	3	1	Story	"The Mormons" - From the People's (St. Louis) Organ	The St. Lois Organ	Story about the frequent extermination orders and prejudice against the Church.
26-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 9	3	2	Announcement	The Public Arms Given Up	Editorial	Announces the Nauvoo Legion's Disarmament.
26-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 9	3	2	Story	Joseph Smith for President	Signed, "Libertas"	Describes the prestige of having a righteous man run for President.
26-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. 9	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Elizabeth Green (1 month), Mary Mikesel (26), Emma Stewart (1), Infant of Urban and Lydia Stewart, Joseph S. Creger (1 month, Measles), Lydia Priddle (39, Typhus Fever).
30-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	1	Story	"Awful Assassination! The Pledged Faith of the State of Illinois stained…"	Editorial	Describes the offer of protection from Gov. Ford, and the subsequent assassination of Joseph and Hyrum Smith.
30-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	1	Letter	Announcing the Assassination to Emma Smith	Willard Richards and others	Written by Willard Richards, John Taylor, and Samuel H. Smith, tells the Saints to be prepared for another attack.
30-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	2	Story	"Statement of Facts!" - Describing the Events of the Past Week	Editorial	Tells the story leading up to the Martyrdom.
30-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	2	Story	Legal Documents concerning Joseph and Hyrum	Various	The papers given by the State of Illinois to the Jailer, and others.
30-Jun	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	4	Letter	To the People of the State of Illinois" - Proclamation by Gov. Ford	Gov. Thomas Ford	Describes the martyrdom from his perspective.
2-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	1	Story	"Awful Assassination! The Pledged Faith of the State of Illinois stained…"	Editorial	Describes the offer of protection from Gov. Ford, and the subsequent assassination of Joseph and Hyrum Smith.
2-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	1	Letter	Announcing the Assassination to Emma Smith	Willard Richards and others	Written by Willard Richards, John Taylor, and Samuel H. Smith, tells the Saints to be prepared for another attack.
2-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	2	Story	"Statement of Facts!" - Describing the Events of the Past Week	Editorial	Tells the story leading up to the Martyrdom.
2-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	4	Letter	To the People of the State of Illinois" - Proclamation by Gov. Ford	Gov. Thomas Ford	Describes the martyrdom from his perspective.
2-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	6	Letter	"Signs of Peace" - Instructions from Gov. Ford	Gov. Thomas Ford	Letter from Thomas Ford to Colonel Fellowes and Captain Jones describing actions they should take to ensure peace.
2-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	6	Letter	"To the City Council of Nauvoo" - Instructions from Gov. Ford	Hart Fellows, A. Jonas	Letter from Fellows and Jonas that presents Gov. Ford's letter and describes the necessary actions to ensure peace.
2-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	6	Ordinances	Meeting of the City Council - Resolution for Peace	Geo W. Harris	Resolution that states that the Saints will not rebel or avenge the mob violence, and will remain loyal to the State Government.
2-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	6	Announcement	"Public Meeting" - Votes of Thanks	Editorial	The Saints, gathered together for a large meeting, provide votes of thanks for the many who have helped Joseph Smith.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	1	4	Story	"Awful Assassination! The Pledged Faith of the State of Illinois stained…"	Editorial	Describes the offer of protection from Gov. Ford, and the subsequent assassination of Joseph and Hyrum Smith.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	1	5	Letter	Announcing the Assassination to Emma Smith	Willard Richards and others	Written by Willard Richards, John Taylor, and Samuel H. Smith, tells the Saints to be prepared for another attack.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	1	5	Story	"Statement of Facts!" - Describing the Events of the Past Week	Editorial	Tells the story leading up to the Martyrdom.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	1	5	Story	Legal Documents concerning Joseph and Hyrum	Various	The papers given by the State of Illinois to the Jailer, and others.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	2	2	Letter	To the People of the State of Illinois" - Proclamation by Gov. Ford	Gov. Thomas Ford	Describes the martyrdom from his perspective.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	2	3	Story	"Proclamation" - Instruction to Carthage Residents	M.R. Deming	The Brig. Gen. of the 4th Brigade and 5th division writes to Carthage to provide them with information needed to keep the peace.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	2	4	Letter	Letter from M.R. Deming to Willard Richards	M.R. Deming	Speaks of the recovery of John Taylor.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	2	4	Letter	"Signs of Peace" - Instructions from Gov. Ford	Gov. Thomas Ford	Letter from Thomas Ford to Colonel Fellowes and Captain Jones describing actions they should take to ensure peace.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	2	4	Ordinances	Meeting of the City Council - Resolution for Peace	Geo W. Harris	Resolution that states that the Saints will not rebel or avenge the mob violence, and will remain loyal to the State Government.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	2	4	Announcement	"Public Meeting" - Votes of Thanks	Editorial	The Saints, gathered together for a large meeting, provide votes of thanks for the many who have helped Joseph Smith.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	3	1	Story	"Willful Murder!" - The Death of Joseph and Hyrum	Editorial	Describes the story of the Martyrdom.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	3	1	Story	"Scenes and Signs" - The Need for Peace	Editorial	Describes the peace that the Saints should ensure, despite the violent times.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	3	1	Announcement	Condition of Mr. Taylor	Editorial	Mr. Taylor is expected home this day, and is recovering slowly from his wounds.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	3	3	Story	"Doings of the City Council" - Soliciting Aid	Orson Spencer	It is decided that the Saints will go beg to other cities to provide needed supplies.
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Prime Coleman (42, Nervous Fever), Julia Conditt (23, Consumption), John Madock Jones (2), Lydia miller (3, Measles), Elizabeth Clift (58, Cancer), Mary Carrington (9 months, teething), Axa M. Parcial (23, Typhus
									Fever), James Babcock (1, Diarrhea).
3-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 10	3	4	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	George W. Robinson, Joel S. Miles, George W. Stigall, and John D. Parker - Sherriff of Hancock County.
10-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 11	1	2	Story	"Congressional - House of Representatives: Mormons"	Editorial	Mr. Wentworth reads a memorial for Joseph Smith into the official record, and describes the interruption by a legislator.
10-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 11	2	3	Announcement	Condition of Mr. Taylor	Editorial	States that his wounds "do very well," and that he is recovering "as fast as can be expected."
10-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 11	2	3	Story	"Goodness Shall be Rewarded"	Editorial	Announces that John Taylor's pocket watch saved him from death.
10-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 11	2	3	Letter	"Letter from the Governor"	Gov. Thomas Ford	Addressed to the "Warsaw Committee of Safety."
10-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 11	2	5	Reprinted Story	"Public Opinion" - The Martyrdom	Various Newspapers	Provides the reactions of several newspapers to the martyrdom.
10-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 11	2	5	Reprinted Story	"Joseph Smith the Mormon Prophet and His Brother Hyrum Murdered…"	The Illinois State Register	Describes the first news of the martyrdom.
10-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 11	2	5	Reprinted Story	Governor Ford and the Mormons	The Quincy Herald	States that the murders were "in cold blood."
10-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 11	2	6	Reprinted Story	"The Mormon Difficulties"	The Sangamo Journal	Describes the Martyrdom.
10-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 11	2	6	Reprinted Story	"The Murders at Carthage"	The Missouri Republican	Describes the Martyrdom.
10-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 11	3	1	Reprinted Story	"Murder of Joe and Hyrum Smith by a Mob"	The Bloomington Herald	Describes the Martyrdom.
10-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 11	3	3	Announcement	Married	Editorial	J.J. Grant married Caroline Vandyke, performed by Elder N.K. Whitney; Elder L.M. Davis married Precia Spiva, performed by Matthias Myers.
10-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 11	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Matilda Young (2, Diarrhea), Daniel Houghton (1, Measles), Sarah C. Wade (1, Diarrhea), Nephi Barker (9 months, Diarrhea), Jane Frodsham (5, Drowned), Mary Kempton (19, Consumption).
10-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 11	3	3	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	Addition of A.W. Babbitt for Sherriff of Hancock County.
17-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 12	1	1	Poetry	The Martyrdom of Joseph and Hyrum	E.R. Snow	Poem describing her feelings after the Martyrdom. Very difficult to read print.
17-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 12	1	1	Poetry	"Ode to Friendship" and "Recipe for Happiness"	Parley P. Pratt	Both poems likely describe Parley's feelings about Joseph.
17-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 12	2	4	Story	"Stone Coal" - Discovery of Coal	Editorial	Describes a vein of coal found between 60 an d 100 miles from Nauvoo.
17-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 12	2	4	Reprinted Story	"The Murder of the Mormon Prophet and his Brother"	The Lee County Democrat	States that if violence isn't arrested, "freedom is butchered."
17-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 12	2	4	Reprinted Story	"Public Opinion" - The Martyrdom	Various Newspapers	Provides the reactions of several newspapers to the martyrdom.
17-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 12	2	5	Reprinted Story	The Deaths of Joe and Hyrum Smith	The St. Louis Transcript	Describes the Martyrdom.
17-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 12	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Charles Davis (1, Bloody Flux), Elizabeth A. Flemming (1, Inflammation in the bowels), Lydia Victoria Hadclock (11 months, Teething), Sarah Steed (28, Inflammation), Sylvia K. Cowan (24, Rheumatic Fever),
									William Van Orden (39, Bloody Flux), Fanny Tinkum (47, Bilious Fever), Elizabeth Pierce (4, Dropsy), George Nelson (13 days, Diarrhea), Jane Gribble (17, Bloody Flux), Georgianna A. Crowell (2, Consumption),
									Margret M. Devine (36, Consumption), Eliza Ann Medough (33, Consumption).
17-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 12	3	3	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	Additions of William Backenstos - Sherriff of Hancock County; Charles C. Main - County Commissioner.
24-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 13	2	3	Reprinted Story	"Spirit of Mobocracy"	St. Louis Gazette	Describes the threat that mob justice poses to peace and prosperity.
24-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 13	2	5	Story	"What is to Become of Mormonism"	Editorial	States that other societies have had far bloodier and more difficult histories.
24-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 13	2	5	Story	"The Troubles at Nauvoo"	Editorial	Describes the problems facing those in Nauvoo since the extermination order.
24-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 13	3	1	Story	"Two Minues in Jail" - The Martyrdom of the Prophet	Willard Richards	Tells the story of the Martyrdom from inside the Jail.
24-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 13	3	4	Reprinted Story	"Disgraceful Murder of Joseph and Hyrum Smith"	The Randolph Co. Record	Describes the Martyrdom.
24-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 13	3	5	Announcement	Candidates for Office Announced	Editorial	Additions of David R. Green - Hancock County Coroner; Edward A. Bedell, and Jacob B. Backenstos - Illinois Legislature
31-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 14	1	1	Poetry	"Lamentation - Joseph and Hyrum Smith"	Anonymous	Poem describing the martyrdom.
31-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 14	1	6	Reprinted Story	"Bigamy - Infamous Outrage"	The Rochester Democrat	Describes a man who has been married to multiple women, and suggests his quick apprehension.
31-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 14	2	4	Reprinted Story	"The Last Prophet is Dead"	The Mt. Carmel Plough-boy	Suggests that Mormons should be "judged by our laws, and not by our muskets," but seems to think the church committed illegal actions.
31-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 14	2	5	Letter	"To the People of Warsaw, in Hancock County" - Petition for Peace	Gov. Thomas Ford	States that Gov. Ford has heard more plans for the destruction of the Mormons, and forbids them from attacking again.
31-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 14	2	6	Reprinted Story	"Symptoms in Boston" - State Convention	The Boston Times	Describes a State Convention, and the interruptions that those against the church caused.
31-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 14	3	2	Reprinted Story	"The Finale" - The Deaths of Joseph and Hyrum Smith	The Baltimore Saturday…	States that there are contradictory accounts as to what may have happened. Originally published in the Baltimore Saturday Visitor.
31-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 14	3	2	Reprinted Story	"Massacre of the Mormon Prophet and His Brother; Fate of the Mormons"	The New York Herald	Describes the martyrdom.
31-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 14	3	2	Reprinted Story	"The Recent Riots and Insurrection - Public Opinion Here and Abroad"	The New York Herald	Speaks of mob violence in Philadelphia and Illinois.
31-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 14	3	3	Reprinted Story	"The Mormons - Brutal Murder of Joe Smith"	The Wayne County Record	Describes the martyrdom.
31-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 14	3	4	Announcement	Married	Editorial	J.C. Braley to Rachel M.L. Taylor, performed by Elder A. Johnson.
31-Jul	1844	Vol. 2	No. 14	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Albert N. Rockwood (1, Consumption), Charlotte Holmes (60, Diarrhea), Eliza Spencer (3, Congestive Fever), James Durphy (49, Consumption), George W. Hovey (1 month), Emily Potter (23, Cholic), Elizabeth C.
									Bailey (15, Typhus Fever), Nathaniel Thomas (41, Quick Consumption).
7-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 15	2	3	Letter	Thoughts about the Martyrdom - Cincinatti, Ohio	Anonymous	A letter from someone in Cincinatti to a relative in Nauvoo describing what they had heard about Joseph Smith's Murder.
7-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 15	2	3	Letter	Thoughts about the Martyrdom - Fair Haven, Connecticut	Anonymous	A letter from someone in Connecticut describing what they heard about Joseph Smith's Murder.
7-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 15	2	5	Story	"The Murder"	Editorial	Describes the anger felt by the Saints because of the murder of their leaders.
7-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 15	2	5	Reprinted Story	"The End of Mormonism"	The Pompkins Democrat	States that the Church will soon disintigrate without Joseph Smith to lead them.
7-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 15	3	2	Announcement	Condition of Mr. Taylor	Editorial	States that Mr. Taylor can ride around in his carriage, and will soon be back as editor of the paper.
7-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 15	3	3	Reprinted Story	"The Murder of the Smiths - Slaying Under Trust"	The New York True Sun	Describes the conspiracy that lead to the death of Joseph and Hyrum Smith, and contains resolutions to "further secure the peace, friendship, and happiness of the [Mormons]."
7-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 15	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Almon L. Williams (4, Diarrhea), Samuel H. Smith (36, Bilious Fever), Horatio Wardle (2, Consumption), David W. McDonald (4, Canker), J.R.T. Cooper (5 months, Whooping Cough), John L. Clinton (4 months,
									Diarrhea and Chill Fever), Hyrum Cummings (19, Drowned), Josh Cummings (17, Drowned), Wealthy H. Hutler (32, Bilious Fever), Emma Jones (1, Inflammation on the Brain).
14-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 16	1	1	Poetry	"Joseph Smith" - Praise to the Man	The Times and Seasons	To be sung to the tune of "Star in the East," what we now know as Praise to the Man.
14-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 16	1	1	Poetry	"To Elder John Taylor"	E.R. Snow	Poem about John Taylor's survival of the martyrdom.
14-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 16	1	4	Reprinted Story	"Popular Outbreaks"	The Baltimore Saturday…	Describes the phenomenon of religious movements attracting converts quickly.
14-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 16	1	6	Reprinted Story	"Joseph Smith, Mayor of Nauvoo, Murdered"	The Philadelphia Sun	Describes the martyrdom as a vicious crime, and lends support and credibility to the Church.
14-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 16	2	3	Announcement	"Mayor of Nauvoo" - Daniel Spencer	Editorial	States that the acting mayor is an attorney named Daniel Spencer, who was selected by the city council.
14-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 16	2	3	Story	"The Next President"	Editorial	Says that the Saints will never find someone who shares Joseph Smith's views to support for president.
14-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 16	2	5	Story	Joseph Smith's Successor	Editorial	Encourages the Saints to be patient while the successor is selected, but for now the church is in the hands of the Twelve.
14-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 16	3	2	Ordinances	Proceedings of the City Council	Editorial	Long list of actions, including several members relinquishing their pay to help the city, and the appointment of W.W. Phelps as the Mayor's Clerk.
14-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 16	3	2	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Concerning Brothels and Disorderly Characters"	Geo W. Harris	Prohibits brothels and describes the fines for operating such establishments.
14-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 16	3	3	Ordinances	"…An Ordinance Regulating Fees and Compensation of the…Officials…"	Daniel Spencer	Sets the Mayor's Salary at $100 per year, and the Alderman and Councilors receive $1 per day.
14-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 16	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Erastus A. Stevens (1), Seldon Parmenter (21), Charles Parmenter (24), William Parmenter (26), William M. Alden (75, Old Age and Diarrhea), Louisa L. Higginbotham (2 months), Ransom R. Reeves (2, Quick
									Consumption), Mary Ann Smith (20, Child Birth), Parmelia More (37, Diarrhea), Joseph Hardman (3 months, Diarrhea), Jesse Berry (52, Fever), Francis L. Benis (1 month, Fits), Betsy Ann Carrico (1, Diarrhea),
									Margaret Fordsham (11 months, Convulsion), Louisa Ely Woodward (1, Consumption).
14-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 16	3	3	Announcement	"Miniature Likenesses" - Daguerreotypes Available	L.R. Foster	Advertisement promoting taking photos with his equipment.
14-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 16	3	3	Announcement	Deserting Wife - Addendum to State the Husband Abandoned	Cyrus Boley	Advises the Saints not to trust Martha Boley, who left Cyrus. Then contains an addendum which states that Cyrus abandoned his wife and fled to New Orleans and was Excommunicated.
14-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 16	3	4	Announcement	Bill for Divorce	J.B. Backenstos	Describes the Divorce between Daniel and Mary Conrad.
21-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 17	2	4	Story	"Citizens of Nauvoo!" - Labor and Do Great Things	Editorial	States that Adam replenished the earth with great effort, and encourages the Saints to continue in their works.
21-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 17	2	4	Poetry	"Nauvoo" - Foolery and Knavery	The St. Louis Revile	Poem abut the problems and falsehood they perceive in Nauvoo.
21-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 17	2	4	Poetry	Reply to "Nauvoo" - Foolery and Knavery	Editorial	Speaks highly of Nauvoo and the Saints, in reply to the St. Louis Reveille's unflattering poem titled "Nauvoo."
21-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 17	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Anabel Howe (42, Bilious Fever), John Parker (7, Dropsy), Oliva Evans (1, Diarrhea), William Arthur Van Orden (3, Bloody Flux), Nahum E. Reed (6 months, Inflammation on the Lungs), Lehi Rogers (7 months,
									Canker), Johu Batley (49, Diarrhea), Sidney W. Gardner (7 months, Inflammation on the Brain), Peter Campel (40, Consumption), Elizabeth Statham (45, Inflammation).
21-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 17	4	1	Story	"One Day and a Half in the Life of a Tobacco Chewer"	Editorial	Humorous description of the problems associated with chewing tobacco.
28-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 18	2	3	Announcement	"Wheat and Provisions" - Bring to Nauvoo for the Good of the City	Editorial	Implores the Saints to store their provisions to the city where they can be stored and used.
28-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 18	2	5	Reprinted Story	"Extermination" - Mormons and Catholics	The Boston Investigator	Suggests that religious freedom allows for the free practice of all religions.
28-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 18	2	6	Reprinted Story	"More Humbuggery and Priestcraft"	The St. Louis Era	Addresses reports that Joseph Smith rose from the dead, and travels on a white horse with a sword drawn.
28-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 18	3	1	Reprinted Story	"Public Opinion" - The Martyrdom	Various Newspapers	Provides the reactions of several newspapers to the martyrdom.
28-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 18	3	1	Reprinted Story	"The Assassination of Joe Smith"	The Highland Messenger	Extracts of a story describing the martyrdom.
28-Aug	1844	Vol. 2	No. 18	3	5	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Elizabeth Statham (45, Inflammation), Sidney Jones (59, Ague and Fever), Jon Umpated (15, Fever), John Balis (21, Chill Fever), Loley Richardson (66, Chill Fever), Darias Campbell (33), Octavo Campbell (1),
									Richard Madison (45, Ague and Fever), Asa Switser (55, Chill Fever), Adaline Davis (26, Diarrhea), Henry Braffat (7, Canker), Harriet E. Witburn (1, Inflammation in the Head), Lucy Jane Smith (infant), Adaline
									Stephenson (38, Fever), Eunice Armsby (47, Bilious Fever).
4-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 19	1	1	Poetry	"Cry of the Martyrs"	Editorial	Poem abut the Martyrdom.
4-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 19	1	1	Poetry	"A Sonnet on Light"	W.W. Phelps	Short poem about the light of heaven.
4-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 19	1	1	Poetry	"Hymn" - Comforting the Saints	W.W. Phelps	Hymn about rebuilding Israel, and comforting the Saints.
4-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 19	2	5	Story	"Extra Maneuver" - New Major General of the Nauvoo Legion	Editorial	Speaks of a letter written by James Arlington Bennet and published in the New York Sun, which he signs as the "Inspector and Major General" of the Nauvoo Legion. Discusses his history with the group.
4-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 19	2	6	Announcement	Lyman Wight's Departure	Editorial	States that Elder Lyman Wight moved 150 Saints to Wisconsin territory.
4-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 19	3	1	Story	"To Honest Men" - Description of G.W. Westbrook's Pamphlet	Editorial	Discusses the pamphlet's "middle course" of providing facts and truth, without being a member of the Church. The pamphlet describes the problems that the church have had in Illinois and Missouri.
4-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 19	3	5	Announcement	Nauvoo Legion General Orders	Charles C. Rich	Rich signs the order as "Brigadier General," and puts the legion on parade duty near the Temple.
4-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 19	4	2	Announcement	"To the Saints in Lee County Iowa Territory"	W. Clayton	States that Saints in Lee County Iowa should pay their tithes to L.S. Dalrymple and he will bring them to Nauvoo to further construction on the Temple.
4-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 19	4	2	Announcement	Deserting Wife	C.B. Chase	Tells the Saints that C.B. Chase will not be responsible for his wife, Rebecca Chase's debts.
11-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 20	1	6	Story	"A Warning to Tobacco Chewers"	Editorial	Humorous account of a tobacco chewer falling asleep with it in his mouth, swallowing it, and dying. It states, "When will men give up the use of this licentious and poisonous weed?"
11-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 20	2	4	Story	"Peace"	Editorial	Describes the Saint's goal of peace, made more keen after the murder of their leaders.
11-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 20	2	4	Story	"Trial of Elder Rigdon"	Editorial	Describes Elder Rigdon's trial for unchristian like conduct, by his alleged desire to divide the church with false prophecy. Announces his disfellowshipment, along with others.
11-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 20	2	6	Reprinted Story	"A few Serious Thoughts"	The National Intelligencer	Blames Joseph Smith for his death, and states that he set the law aside and caused disorder.
11-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 20	3	1	Story	Reply to "A few Serious Thoughts"	Editorial	Refutes the allegations made in the article "A few Serious Thoughts"
11-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 20	3	5	Announcement	Election of Brigadier General	Chas C. Rich	Announces an election to elect the new general of the Nauvoo Legion.
11-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 20	3	5	Announcement	Nauvoo Legion Drill Exercises	George Miller	Announces a drill for Legion members to Attend.
18-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 21	2	1	Reprinted Story	"Magna Est Veritas Et Prevalebit" - Joseph Smith's Political Views	The New York Prophet	Discusses the prophet's supposed views on Oregon, Texas, Van Buren, and others.
18-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 21	2	4	Story	Reply to "Magna Est Veritas Et Prevalebit" - Joseph Smith's…Views	Editorial	Refutes the allegations made in the article "Magna Est Veritas Et Prevalebit."
18-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 21	2	6	Reprinted Story	Extermination Order is a Good Idea	The New York…Republic	States that the extermination of the Church would be "...a work of Philanthropy."
18-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 21	3	1	Reprinted Story	"The Mormon Tragedy Again" - Refusal to retract the Murder Verdict	The Allen Telegram	Discusses the Warsaw Signal's persistence in asking this paper to retract their statement that the death of Joseph Smith was murder.
18-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 21	3	4	Announcement	"City Proceedings" - O.P. Rockwell's Arrest	Editorial	Describes the arrest of O.P. Rockwell for Assault, as well as another arrest.
18-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 21	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Clarissa Miller (38, Consumption), John. P. Green (51, Quick Consumption), Oscar F. A. Farber (9 months, Chill Fever), Sarah Wilcox (37, Bilious Fever), James Harmer (3, Whooping Cough), Hanna Strops (70,
									Ague and Fever), Rebecca Holden (10 months, Chill Fever), Xura S. Williams (1, Diarrhea and Canker), Elizabeth Palmer (13, Inflammation), Abby Jane Tippets (3 months, Canker), George W. Johnson (3,
									Chill Fever), John Pierce (65,Ague and Fever), Ann B. Paterson (26, Typhus Fever), Elizabeth Cox (14, Bilious Fever), Elizabeth M iller (11 months, Diarrhea), Elizabeth Herring (9 months, Chill Fever), Mary Dennis
									(32, Chill Fever), Alma Barker (8 months, Canker), Samuel bell (5, Whooping Cough), Isaac Crigger (50, Ague and Fever), Ellen Greenhalgh (4, Chill Fever), Mary M. Barney (1, Canker), Sarah Caroline Clayton (13,
									Bilious Fever), Zilpha Ellis (71, Consumption), George W. Clyde (43, Chill Fever), America V. Frank (1, Diarrhea), Lydia Badger (46, Dropsy), Rachel M. Dodge (10 months, Chill Fever), John Sanders (43, Bilious
									Fever), David P. Randall (7, Typhus Fever),Louisa Davis (infant, Canker), Ana Dye (26, Inflammation in the Head), Abraham S. Jeffers (44, Bilious Fever), Burr Tomlinson (63, Chill Fever), Edison Waters (50,
									Fever), Israel Carrington (11 months, Whooping Cough).
25-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 22	1	1	Reprinted Story	"Joe Smith and the Devil - A Dialog"	The New York Herald	Describes Joseph Smith as a willing participant in helping the Devil deceive others.
25-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 22	2	1	Reprinted Story	"As Nathan Said…Thou Art the Man! - William Law as he Was"	The Times and Seasons	Letter describing Law's opinion of the unjust persecutions faced by the church. Also includes an affidavit stating that John C. Bennett was lying when he spoke against Joseph Smith.
25-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 22	2	2	Reprinted Story	"As Nathan Said…Thou Art the Man! - William Law as he Is"	The Upper Mississippian	Letter stating that the Church has fallen, and that Joseph Smith practiced polygamy and fornication. Also includes 2 depositions which state Law's plans to murder Joseph Smith.
25-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 22	2	5	Announcement	"To our Patrons" - Petition for Donation	Editorial	States that both Nauvoo Newspapers are struggling, and that they are in need of donations.
25-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 22	2	6	Story	"Public Buildings in Nauvoo"	William Law	Describes the building projects in Nauvoo, and states that their dedication to building public facilities is unrivaled in the entire nation.
25-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 22	2	6	Story	"Sidney Rigdon Esq." - Rigdon's Public Letter	William Law	Rigdon published an open letter in "The People's Organ" where he disputes the reasons he was cut off from the Church.
25-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 22	3	3	Story	"Church and Slavery"	Editorial	Describes the Methodist Church's view of Slavery.
25-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 22	3	4	Letter	Retraction of Rigdonite Beliefs	Jared Carter	Carter states that he has been associated with Sidney Rigdon, and wishes to retract that view and return to fellowship with the Saints.
25-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 22	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Ephraim William Childs (infant, Inflammation), Parley Snyder (infant), Mary Jane McArthur (3, Chill Fever), Sarah Ann Shirts (1, Chill Fever), John Liptrot (4, Consumption), Ann Birks (70, Chill Fever), Richard Hull
									(49, Chill Fever), Sarah Elizabeth Woodberry (10 months, Fever), William Mutlo (50, Fever), George Mulford (Infant), William Steed (46, Chill Fever), Penelope Armstrong (46, Typhus Fever).
25-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 22	3	5	Announcement	"Administrator Sale" - The Estate of Joseph Smith	Joseph W. Coolidge	Invites all saints to the auction of Joseph's possessions.
25-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 22	4	1	Reprinted Story	"The Mormons and Their Adversaries"	The New York Herald	Describes the illegal actions of the Mob, and decry's the lack of justice, while not approving of the Saint's Decisions.
25-Sep	1844	Vol. 2	No. 22	4	3	Announcement	Nauvoo Legion General Orders	Charles C. Rich	Gives orders to the Nauvoo Legion, and states that they are acting under command of Leut. General Brigham Young.
2-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 23	1	1	Letter	"Letter of Sidney Rigdon" - The People's Organ	Sidney Rigdon	Reprints the letter, written by Rigdon, describing his questions about being cut off from the church.
2-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 23	1	2	Letter	"Letter From Orson Hyde" - Refuting Sidney Rigdon's Letter	Orson Hyde	Because Hyde's name is mentioned in Rigdon's letter, he writes to clear his name, and state that Rigdon is speaking falsely on many issues.
2-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 23	2	4	Story	Affairs at Nauvoo	Editorial	Describes 2 visiting emissaries from the Governor's office who were warmly received.
2-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 23	2	4	Announcement	"Grand Concert"	Editorial	Announces a vocal and instrumental concert at the Masonic Hall.
2-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 23	2	6	Story	"Civil Matters" - Bringing Charges against Joseph Smith's Murderers	Editorial	Describes a meeting between law enforcement and the Saints in Nauvoo.
2-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 23	2	6	Letter	Statement of Thomas C. Sharp	Thomas Sharp	Letter stating Sharp's account of the tension between his paper and the Saints, and proclaiming his innocence.
2-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 23	2	6	Announcement	"A Proclamation by the Governor of the State of Illinois"	Gov. Thomas Ford	Offers a reward for the capture of Levi Williams, Thomas C. Sharp, and Joseph H. Jackson, for their role in the murder of Joseph and Hyrum Smith.
2-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 23	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	James Davis (26, Fever), Susan J. Edes (34, Inflammation on the Lungs), Lucinda Braffet (9, Diarrhea), John Johnes (22, Chill Fever), John Jones (52, Ague and Fever), Elizabeth Hardman (72, Typhus Fever), Robert
									P. Wilson (60, Chill Fever), Olive Evans (10 months, Bilious Fever).
9-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 24	1	1	Poetry	God Save Nauvoo	Editorial	Unsigned poem, petitioning the saints to pray for Nauvoo.
9-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 24	2	4	Story	"An Innuendo" - Gossip among the Saints	Editorial	Describes the problems with gossip slander amongst the citizens of Nauvoo.
9-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 24	2	5	Story	"October Conference"	Editorial	Describes the Saints General Conference, including a petition for all Saints to pray for the continued success of the church, despite the martyrdom.
9-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 24	3	4	Announcement	Married	Editorial	William White married Mary Gratehouse, performed by Elder M.D. Hamblin; William Knots married Silvera D. Wilson, performed by Elder Bracey.
9-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 24	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Dorothy Folks (57, Typhus Fever), Mary Dixon (3), Julina Benjamin (15, Remittent Fever), James P. Bliss (7, Fever), Lorena Murray (30, Black Canker), George Richy (31, Consumption), Mary Ann Hawkins (26, Winter
									Fever) Mary Buchannon (31, Fever), John J. Terry (7, Hooping Cough), Ann Cottam (24, Chill Fever), Eugene H. Harris (1, Chill Fever), James Sprout (12, Consumption), Charles John Egan (7 months, Inflammation on
									the Brain), Ephraim Cook (4, Chill Fever), Louisa How (8, Typhus Fever).
16-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 25	1	1	Poetry	"Nauvoo"	Signed, "Laura, A Visitor"	Describes Nauvoo as the most beautiful city in the world.
16-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 25	2	4	Story	"Labor" - Inviting the Saints to be Industrious	Editorial	Describes the need for work, and encourages the saints not to be idle.
16-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 25	2	5	Story	"The Trades" - Preventing Monopolies	John Taylor	Details the meeting of saints of all trades, meeting to discuss the ways to continue their crafts without creating monopolies. Held in the Masonic Hall.
16-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 25	3	1	Story	"To the Friends of the Temple" - Petition for Donations	William Clayton	Petitions the saints to donate to the Temple, and instructs them how to do so.
16-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 25	3	5	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Evan Eyans (48, Congestive Fever), Olymtha Leach (Bloody Flux), Ruth Harris (4, Ague and Fever), Walter Harris (33, Ague and Fever), Harmon J. Akes (28, Inflammation), Moses Cutler (27, Diarrhea), Ann Manhart
									(10, Inflammation on the Lungs), Elizabeth Suffacod (3).
23-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 26	3	3	Letter to the Editor	"The Nauvoo Library and Institute - Lyceum, &c."	Signed, "An Observer…"	Writer states that he has contributed money to the library, yet it is not operational, and doesn't appear to be moving very quickly.
23-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 26	3	4	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Concerning Spirituous Liquors and Other Purposes"	Daniel Spencer	First ordinance signed by the newly elected Gov. Spencer, describes a rule which holds that in order to purchase more than a gallon of liquor, one must obtain a license from the Mayor.
30-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 27	1	4	Reprinted Story	"Climate West of the Rocky Mountains"	Irvings Astoria	Describes the area that the Saints will later settle.
30-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 27	2	5	Story	"The Murders at Carthage" - Recent Developments	Editorial	Describes the newly issued warrants for some of the mobsters, and also tells a story about witnesses refusing bribes in order to tell the truth of what happened.
30-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 27	2	5	Announcement	"Notice" - Address of Col. Richardson	Editorial	Announces an address to be given by Col. Richardson in the Seventies Hall.
30-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 27	2	5	Letter to the Editor	"Nauvoo Music and Concert Hall	Signed, "An Observer…"	Presents a plan to build a music and concert hall in Nauvoo.
30-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 27	3	3	Announcement	Deaths`	W.D. Huntington	Henry L. Marsh (19, Chill Fever), William Hathaway (2, Typhus Fever), Sophia Hanard (1, Chill Fever), John B. Gailord (1 month, Diarrhea), Litte Morgan (56, Fever), John P. Smith (41, Chill Fever), Margaret Tippets
									(3 months, Hooping Cough), Edwin Harris (5, Quick Consumption), Sophronia Ball and Infant (31, Childbirth), Charity Stodard (49, Consumption), Persis Amanda Butterfield (3, Bilious Fever), Elen Battersby (25,
									Inflammation on the lungs), Alma Tanner (2, Black Canker), Amania Braffet (43, Consumption), George W. Smith (1 month).
30-Oct	1844	Vol. 2	No. 27	4	4	Announcement	"Notice" - Printing of the Voice of Warning and Doctrine and Covenants	Editorial	Announces the printing of the Voice of Warning and the Book of Doctrine and Covenants.
6-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 28	2	3	Reprinted Story	"The Latter Day Saints in the West of Scotland"	The Glasgow Examiner	Speaks of the group of saints who did not immigrate to the United States, and includes a table showing the Saints in each area of the country.
6-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 28	2	5	Announcement	"Trades Meeting" - Announced	Editorial	Describes another Trades Meeting to be held in the Masonic Hall.
6-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 28	2	5	Announcement	"Notice to the Editors - Thomas C. Sharp"	Editorial	States that Thomas C. Sharp has been indicted for the murder of Joseph Smith.
6-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 28	2	5	Announcement	Sidney Rigdon and the Messenger and Advocate	Editorial	Announces that Sidney Rigdon has resurrected the former LDS publication, and that he seeks excommunicated members to join his group.
6-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 28	2	5	Story	"The Times" - Political Climate of this Age	Editorial	Laments the difficult political circumstances of the day.
6-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 28	2	6	Story	"The Election" - Whig Party and the Mob	Editorial	Connects the Whig party and the mob violence that has run rampant across the country.
6-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 28	3	1	Reprinted Story	"Mormon Affairs" - Refutation of LDS Mob Rumors	The State Register	Refutes the widely held belief that the church was forming a mob to avenge the deaths of their leaders.
6-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 28	3	2	Letter	"Extract of a Letter from Carthage, Hancock County"	Editorial	Describes the activates in Hancock County since the Martyrdom.
6-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 28	3	3	Letter to the Editor	Letter to Clear Name from the Warsaw Signal	William Daniels	Daniels states that the things published about him in the Warsaw Signal are fictitious.
6-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 28	3	4	Announcement	Married	Editorial	John Bishop married Julia Ann Gillum, performed by Elder Addison Everett; Leonard Schussler married Margaret Hartley, performed by Elder Thompson.
6-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 28	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	John Gaylord (66, Chill Fever), Lucinda Winegar (1, Chill Fever), David B. Crosby (33, Lung Fever), Herbert Jones (21, Ague and Fever), Matilda Walker (45, Bilious Fever).
6-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 28	3	5	Announcement	Temple needs Milk Cows	William Clayton	Describes a need for milk cows, and encourages saints to consider giving a cow to the temple as tithing.
6-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 28	4	3	Announcement	"Select School" - Announced	J.M. Monroe	Monroe announces another school in Nauvoo, and puts forward his costs for tuition.
13-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 29	2	3	Announcement	"Delay" - Late Newspapers	Editorial	States that the paper could not be printed on time, for lack of paper.
13-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 29	2	3	Story	"Trades Meeting" - Synopsis	Editorial	Describes the meeting, and states that another meeting will be held next week.
13-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 29	2	4	Letter	Engraved Likeness of Thomas C. Sharp	The Illinois State Register	Includes an engraved image of Thomas C. Sharp to aid in his capture.
13-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 29	2	5	Announcement	"Another Mormon Book" - Written by Charles Thompson	Editorial	Describes a book with evidences to the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon.
13-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 29	3	1	Reprinted Story	Description of Illinois Landscape"	The Springfield Republican	Describes the landscape and areas of Illinois, including Nauvoo and Carthage.
13-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 29	3	3	Letter to the Editor	General Thoughts about the Church	Signed, "Philadelphia"	States that Emma Smith should be taken care of by the church.
13-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 29	3	3	Ordinances	Proceedings of the City Council - Two Ordinances Posted	Daniel Spencer	Presents the 2 new ordinances passed by the city council.
13-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 29	3	3	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Concerning Spirituous Liquors and Other Purposes"	Daniel Spencer	Describes a rule which holds that in order to purchase more than a gallon of liquor, one must obtain a license from the Mayor.
13-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 29	3	3	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Concerning a Slaughterhouse in Nauvoo."	Daniel Spencer	Describes the creation of a Slaughterhouse by Newel K. Whitney, George Miller, and P.P. Pratt.
13-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 29	3	4	Announcement	Lecture Announced - A.W. Babbitt	Editorial	Announces a constitutional lecture to be given in the Masonic Hall.
13-Nov	1844	Vol. 2	No. 29	3	4	Announcement	Meeting of the Library and Institute Announced	Amasa Lyman	Announcing the meeting of the Library and Institute, and petitions for the return of all rented books.
27-Nov*	1844	Vol. 2	No. 30	1	1	Poetry	"To Elder W. Woodruff"	The New York Prophet	Reprinted poem from the New York Prophet.
27-Nov*	1844	Vol. 2	No. 30	1	1	Poetry	"When Must I Look for Death"	W.W. Phelps	Reprinted poem from the Times and Seasons.
27-Nov*	1844	Vol. 2	No. 30	1	1	Letter to the Editor	Letter Supporting the Twelve over Sidney Rigdon	Signed, "Cincinnatus"	Reprinted letter to the editor from The New York Prophet, describes the writer's reasoning for following the Twelve instead of Sidney Rigdon.
27-Nov*	1844	Vol. 2	No. 30	1	4	Letter	Correspondence between Gov. Ford and the Mob - Threatening	Geo T.M. Davis & Gov. Ford	Davis implies that Gov. Ford will be prosecuted with the mob if he brings charges against them. Includes Gov. Ford's reply.
27-Nov*	1844	Vol. 2	No. 30	2	3	Announcement	"Apology" - No Paper to Print Last Week	Editorial	States that, due to lack of paper supplies, last week's paper was not printed.
27-Nov*	1844	Vol. 2	No. 30	2	3	Story	"The Election" - Presidential Results	Editorial	Provides the unofficial results of the Presidential Election.
27 Nov*	1844	Vol. 2	No. 30	2	6	Story	"Literary" - The Preface to The Mormon Reader	P.P. Pratt	Publishes the preface to Pratt's book.
27 Nov*	1844	Vol. 2	No. 30	2	6	Story	"Trades Meeting" - Description of the Meeting	John Taylor	Describes what happened in the latest trades meeting.
27 Nov*	1844	Vol. 2	No. 30	3	1	Letter to the Editor	"The Nauvoo Legion and the Arsenal"	Signed, "An Observer…"	Suggests the creation of a Nauvoo Arsenal for the Nauvoo Legion.
27 Nov*	1844	Vol. 2	No. 30	3	2	Letter to the Editor	"Caution" - Shady Land Dealings	Orson Hyde	Describes trickery amongst Ephraim S. Green and Horace Murgess against brothers Miner and Durfee.
27 Nov*	1844	Vol. 2	No. 30	3	3	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Geo Moore married Mary E. Guinand, performed by Elder Orson Hyde.
27 Nov*	1844	Vol. 2	No. 30	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Emma Hendrixson (4, Quinzy), William Warner (69, Diarrhea), Infant of Benjamin Hawkins, Richard Hull (18, Consumption and Canker), Sarah Leticia Farley (1, Whooping Cough).
4-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 31	1	1	Poetry	To the Infant Son of Mrs. Emma Smith	E.R. Snow	Poem about the young child who will grow up without a father.
4-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 31	1	4	Letter	"Sidney Rigdon" - Orson Hyde's Letter	Orson Hyde	Originally published in the New York Prophet.
4-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 31	2	5	Reprinted Story	"Mormonism" - A Blow to Christianity	The Baptist Register	States that the Baptists wish to inform people about perceived problems in Mormonism to keep it from spreading.
4-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 31	2	5	Story	Reply to "Mormonism" - A Blow to Christianity	Editorial	Refutes the points made by the Baptists.
4-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 31	2	6	Story	"A Voice from the Temple" - Tithing	N.K. Whitney & George Miller	Discussing the tithing donated by the Saints for use in the Temple, and the progress on the Temple.
4-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 31	3	2	Letter to the Editor	Reflections of a Mission to Tennessee	A. Young	Describes the interesting happenings that Elder Young Experienced in Tennessee.
4-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 31	3	4	Letter to the Editor	"Nauvoo Manufactories and Trades Meetings"	Signed, "An Observer…"	Discusses the frequent Trades Meetings held in Nauvoo.
11-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 32	3	2	Reprinted Story	"Meeting of the Mormons Last Thursday"	The New York Herald	Describes a speech given by Elder Winchester, a Rigdonite, to a small number of Nauvoo Saints.
18-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 33	1	1	Letter to the Editor	"Reflections on Sidney Rigdon's Paper"	Orson Hyde	Refutes Rigdon's position, and attempts to remind him of his previous statements and feelings.
18-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 33	3	2	Story	"Trades Meeting" - Description of the Meeting	Phineas Richards	Describes the recently held Trade's Meeting.
18-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 33	3	2	Letter to the Editor	"Reminder" - Pay Your Taxes	Orson Hyde	Reminds the Saints of their duty to pay their State and County Taxes.
18-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 33	3	6	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	James Casam (30, Ague and Fever), Elizabeth Carter (23, Black Canker).
18-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 33	3	6	Announcement	Deserting Wife	George Beebee	Describes the abandonment of his wife, Martha Beebee.
25-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 34	2	1	Letter	Correspondence between William Smith and W.W. Phelps"	William Smith & W.W. Phelps	Smith asks Phelps for the current conditions in Nauvoo without Joseph, and Phelps replies.
25-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 34	3	3	Ordinances	"Proceedings of the City Council"	Daniel Spencer	Describes the actions taken by the City Council in their most recent session.
25-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 34	3	4	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Incorporating the Seventies Library and Institute…"	Daniel Spencer	Gives the Seventies an organizational power that includes the power to sue, and sets guidelines for their incorporation.
25-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 34	3	4	Ordinances	"…Amend an Ordinance to Erect a Dam in the Mississippi River…"	Daniel Spencer	Gives the new government power to continue construction of the dam laid out in the earlier ordinance.
25-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 34	3	4	Ordinances	"An Ordinance to Locate an Alley on Block Sixty-Nine and Other…"	Daniel Spencer	Sets aside land for alleys in the city.
25-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 34	3	5	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Naw-wen Tena (55, Lung Fever), Dilizabeth Sprague (1, Canker), Maria Murnham (1, Fever).
25-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 34	3	6	Announcement	Deserting Wife	Joseph Code	Announces the abandonment of Lydia Code.
25-Dec	1844	Vol. 2	No. 34	3	6	Announcement	Deserting Wife	James Gilmour	Announces the abandonment of Bridget Gilmour.
1-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 35	1	1	Letter	"From the Governor, in Relation to the Disturbances in Hancock County"	Gov. Thomas Ford	Letter from the Gov. to the Senate and House of Representatives. Includes insertions by the editor, and speaks about the Danites, Joseph being crowned King, and the practice of polygamy.
1-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 35	3	1	Ordinances	Announcement of Civil Service Appointments	Editorial	Elias Smith was appointed Post Master, upon the resignation of Geo W. Robinson; Howard Egan was appointed Conservator of Joel Bullard.
1-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 35	3	1	Story	"Trades Meeting" - Synopsis	Editorial	Describes the most recent trades meeting, and includes a resolution passed by the body.
9-Jan*	1845	Vol. 2	No. 36	2	4	Story	"Stealing" - John Brannon's Robbery	Editorial	Describes the crime, and imprisonment of John Brannon, who posed as a member of the Church to steal from the Saints.
9-Jan*	1845	Vol. 2	No. 36	2	4	Reprinted Story	"Another Mormon Expose" - The St. Louis Republican	The St. Louis Republican	Presents a negative view of the Saints, originally printed in the St. Louis Republican.
9-Jan*	1845	Vol. 2	No. 36	2	5	Story	"Trades Meeting" - Satisfactory Report	John Taylor	Describes the progress on their plan to place a dam in the Mississippi River.
9-Jan*	1845	Vol. 2	No. 36	2	5	Story	"Mormonism in London"	Editorial	Provides a sketch of life in London for the Saints.
9-Jan*	1845	Vol. 2	No. 36	2	5	Story	"Seventies Library Meeting"	C.A. Smith	Presents the byelaws and the information about the Seventies Library and Institute Association.
9-Jan*	1845	Vol. 2	No. 36	2	5	Story	"Trades Meeting" - Synopsis	D.M. Ripsher	Describes the Trades Meeting.
9-Jan*	1845	Vol. 2	No. 36	3	1	Announcement	"Notice to the Nauvoo Legion" - Rearmament	B. Young	Instructs the Legion to begin rearmament.
9-Jan*	1845	Vol. 2	No. 36	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Jonathan Hampton (33, Inflammation), Eliza Brown (11, Black Canker), Harriet N. Nurse (17).
15-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 37	2	4	Announcement	"Public Meeting" - False Accusations Against Nauvoo	Editorial	States that the notes from the City Council Meeting will follow.
15-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 37	2	4	Story	"Trades Meeting"	John Taylor	Provides a synopsis of the most recent trades meeting.
15-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 37	2	5	Story	"The Voice of Nauvoo - Proceedings of the City Council"	D. Spencer	Includes a resolution in opposition to the false rumors about Nauvoo and the Church. Includes notes from a "Meeting of the Citizens."
15-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 37	3	2	Story	"Doings of the City Council" - General Notes	Willard Richards	Describes personnel changes and ordinances passed by the City Council.
15-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 37	3	3	Ordinances	"An Ordinance in Relation to a Ferry Across the Mississippi River"	Daniel Spencer	Brigham young is given authorization to run the ferry in place of Joseph Smith.
15-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 37	3	3	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Concerning the Burying Ground on Durphey Street"	Daniel Spencer	States that the roads now must go around the cemetery instead of going through it.
15-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 37	3	3	Ordinances	"An Ordinance for the Fencing of the Old Burying Ground"	Daniel Spencer	A fence is appropriated to surround the cemetery.
15-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 37	3	3	Ordinances	"An Ordinance to Amend the Ordinance…For a Specific Purpose"	Daniel Spencer	Discusses the sale of city lots, and assessments.
15-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 37	3	3	Ordinances	"An Ordinance for the…Enlargement of the Number of Policemen"	Daniel Spencer	Appropriates the funds for up to five hundred policemen.
15-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 37	3	3	Ordinances	"An Ordinance Concerning Fines"	Daniel Spencer	Discusses the way that funds received from the payment of fines are to be used.
18-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	1	Story	"The Voice of Nauvoo - Proceedings of the City Council"	D. Spencer	Includes a resolution in opposition to the false rumors about Nauvoo and the Church. Includes notes from a "Meeting of the Citizens."
18-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. SE	1	4	Letter	"To The Public - Sherriff Kelting's Letter"	Joseph A. Kelting	Kelting, the deputy Sherriff of Hancock County, writes the Saints about some stolen property.
22-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 38	2	5	Reprinted Story	"Mormons - Charter Repealed"	The Cincinatti Gazette	Describes a vote by the Illinois House to repeal the Mormon Charters. Very anti-LDS sentiment. Includes a rebuttal by the editor of the Neighbor.
22-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 38	3	2	Reprinted Story	"Regulations for the Publishing Department of the LDS in the East"	Parley P. Pratt	Pratt asks, in an article originally published in the New York Prophet, if the Church is aware of the many LDS authors writing on behalf of the Church. He suggests the approval of the Twelve before writing.
22-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 38	3	2	Letter	"To The Public - Sherriff Kelting's Letter"	Joseph A. Kelting	Kelting, the deputy Sherriff of Hancock County, writes the Saints about some stolen property.
22-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 38	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Elias Hutchings (60,Cholera Morbus), Frederick Ott (26, Fit of Apoplex), Elizabeth Thompson (1, Canker), Eunice Wormmoth (81, Quick Consumption), Hanna Elzina Benjamin (14, Consumption and Canker),
									Isaiah Barkdoll (19, Fever).
29-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 39	1	1	Story	"Illinois Legislature - Repeal of the Nauvoo Charter"	Editorial	Discusses the recent repeal of the Nauvoo Charter by the Illinois Legislature.
29-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 39	2	4	Story	"Trades Meeting"	Editorial	States that the meeting last week was not published, but all is well in the Trades Meetings.
29-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 39	2	5	Letter to the Editor	Gov. Ford and the Illinois Legislature	W. Trow Ridge	Discusses Governor Ford's role in the repeal of the Nauvoo Charter.
29-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 39	3	2	Poetry	"The Seer" - Dedicated to Brigham Young	John Taylor	Poem written to be read at the dedication of the Seventy's Hall, and dedicated to "President Brigham Young."
29-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 39	3	2	Letter to the Editor	Trip to St. Louis - Meeting with the Saints There	Orson Hyde	Describes his trip to St. Louis and his meeting with the Saints there.
29-Jan	1845	Vol. 2	No. 39	3	5	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Sylvester Dazette (17), Chloe Spencer (20, Inflammation of the Lungs), Anna Fifield (41, Numb Palsy), Julia Ann Sessions (29, Consumption).
5-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 40	2	3	Reprinted Story	"The Priesthood" - Old Testament Questions	Noah's Messenger	Questions about the qualifications of Priests in the Old Testament, and their answers.
5-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 40	2	4	Story	Nauvoo May Scede from the Union	Editorial	Discussion about how to keep the Saints happy has resulted in some talk of the Saints creating their own Country, with laws and other systems designed by the Saints.
5-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 40	2	5	Letter	Brigham Young to John Taylor - Where are my Newspapers?	Brigham Young	Brigham asks John Taylor to make good on his promise to forward the Nauvoo Neighbor to him while he is preaching the Gospel.
12-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 40	3	5	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Nathaniel Johnson married Mary Cole, performed by Elder William Kay.
12-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 41	1	1	Poetry	"The Chariot of Israel"	W.W. Phelps	Poem, written in the format of a song, written about The Saints.
12-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 41	2	5	Reprinted Story	"Mormon Meeting" - Denial of Crimes	The Quincy Herald	Speaks of a meeting where members of the Church created a resolution stating their innocence from the crimes that rumors state they committed.
12-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 41	3	1	Letter to the Editor	Letter Concerning a Dam in the Mississippi	A. Ripley	Gives Joseph Smith the credit for the idea, and states that a dam in the Mississippi could power sawmills or machinery.
12-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 41	1	6	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Hyrum S. Griffith (infant, Canker), Alonzo W.N. Whittney (20, Lung Fever), Mary Holden (1 month).
19-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 42	1	1	Announcement	Hymn - Dedicated to President Brigham Young	C.W. Wand II	Poem written to the tune of "Thou, thou 'dwell'st in this bosom."
19-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 42	1	1	Story	"Remarks…House of Representatives…to Repeal the Nauvoo Charter"	Editorial	Describes the remarks of Lewis W. Ross, in favor of repealing the Nauvoo Charter.
19-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 42	2	4	Story	"Arrest of Elliott" - An Assassin of Joseph and Hyrum	Editorial	Describes the arrest of a deputy sheriff in connection to the murders of Joseph and Hyrum.
19-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 42	2	4	Story	"Encouraging" - Saints growing in St. Louis	Editorial	Includes a petition from Elder Reed, the Church's agent in St. Louis, for 50 copies of the Nauvoo Neighbor to be sent to St. Louis for the members there.
19-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 42	2	5	Letter to the Editor	"Examination of John C. Elliott" - Suspicious Visitor	Signed, "L.O.L."	Provides a transcript of court proceedings and questionings of a strange visitor to Nauvoo, who admits to being party to Joseph's assassination. Probably written by L.O. Littlefield
19-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 42	3	5	Announcement	"Notice" - Living Constitution Trades Meeting	Editorial	Describes the weeklong meeting schedule for Trades Meetings.
26-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 43	1	1	Letter	"Great Western Move" - William P. Richards to Bishop George Miller	William P. Richards	Suggests that the Saints should buy and move onto a large tract of land in the west to avoid persecution. More correspondence posted on Page 1, Column 4.
26-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 43	1	3	Ordinances	"An Act for the Relief of the People Called Mormons…"	The United States Congress	Act granting the saints 24 square miles in Wisconsin, and petitioning the saints to move there.
26-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 43	1	4	Announcement	"Nauvoo Going Ahead" - Nauvoo Manufacturing Association	Editorial	Describes the formation and goals of the Nauvoo Manufacturing Association, and presents one of their business cards.
26-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 43	3	5	Announcement	Bill for Divorce	David E. Head	Describes the Divorce of John Greenhow from Sarah Greenhow.
26-Feb	1845	Vol. 2	No. 43	3	5	Announcement	Bill for Divorce	David E. Head	Describes the Divorce of Cyrus Boley from Martha Boley.
5-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 44	1	1	Story	Remarks of Almon W. Babbitt in The US House of Representatives	Editorial	Notes and outline of the speech given by Almon Babbitt to secure the Nauvoo Charter.
5-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 44	2	4	Story	"Commencement" - Beginning the Dam in the Mississippi	Editorial	Describes the beginning construction of the proposed dam in the Mississippi River.
5-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 44	2	5	Reprinted Story	"Another Mormon Witness" - Ancient Relics found in Pennsylvania	The St. Louis Republican	Describes the finding of a mortar, pestle, and an axe, in a 400 year old tree. Includes a commentary from the Editor, accepting these artifacts as proof of the validity of the Book of Mormon.
5-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 44	2	6	Letter	"Correspondence" - Anti-Mormon Ridicule	Louisa Pratt	Letter from D.H., S., and B. Stevens, asking Louisa Pratt not to associate with them unless she renounces her Mormon faith. Includes a rebuttal from Louisa Pratt defending her beliefs.
5-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 44	3	2	Story	"Attention The Whole Kingdom of Saints" - Nauvoo Water Power Co.	John E. Page	Announces the creation of the Nauvoo Water Power Company, and petitions for the purchase of stock.
12-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 45	1	1	Story	"Remarks" of Col. Backenstos in the House of Representatives	Editorial	Synopsis and outline of Backenstos remarks concerning the repeal of the Nauvoo Charter.
12-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 45	2	5	Announcement	Copyright of the Book of Mormon Secured	Editorial	Discusses the approval of the copyright of the Book of Mormon.
12-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 45	3	6	Letter to the Editor	Nauvoo Concert Series	Signed, "L.O.L."	Describes the recent concert in the music hall, and states how great it was.
19-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 46	1	2	Letter to the Editor	Nauvoo Rebuilds	R.A. Mechanic	Letter describing the resiliency of the Saints, and the way that Nauvoo continues to flourish in spite of opposition.
19-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 46	2	4	Story	Word from the Society Islands	Editorial	States that the missionary work, begun by Elder Pratt, continues to flourish.
19-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 46	2	5	Story	"The Islands of the Pacific"	Editorial	Describes the missionary work of the Saints on the Isles of the Sea.
19-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 46	3	4	Announcement	Death and Obituary	Signed, "A.C.B."	Asa Works (83, Lingering Sickness).
26-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 47	3	1	Story	"War! War!!" - Orson Hyde Exhorts Saints to pay Taxes	Orson Hyde	The Saints are advised to pay their property taxes, or risk having their property sold.
26-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 47	3	3	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Elder Charles S. Peterson married Mary Ann Patten, performed by Elder B. Chapman.
26-Mar	1845	Vol. 2	No. 47	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	James Webb (67, Fever), Mr. Horn (killed in the stone quarry), Mary Amanda Free (11, Inflammation of the Brain).
2-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 48	1	1	Announcement	"List of Lands" - Lands with Due Taxes Part 1	Editorial	Provides the name, description, acreage, value, and taxes owed on many properties in Nauvoo.
2-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 48	2	6	Story	"The Gathering" - Immigrants Arrive in Nauvoo	Editorial	Describes new groups of immigrants to arrive in Nauvoo, and speaks of the need for a free country in which to practice religion.
2-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 48	3	1	Story	Calamities in Jackson County	Editorial	Describes recent natural disasters in Jackson County as the vengeance of the Lord.
2-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 48	3	1	Story	Thomas C. Sharp's Avoidance of Jail	Editorial	States that Sharp is protected by his mob, and has not been arrested, though he has been indicted.
2-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 48	3	1	Letter to the Editor	The Signal and Whig Print Lies - Written by a non-member	Signed, "A Gentile"	A non-member of the church describes the hypocrisy and crimes of Thomas C. Sharp and others.
7-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 49	1	1	Announcement	"List of Lands" - Lands with Due Taxes Part 2	Editorial	Provides the name, description, acreage, value, and taxes owed on many properties in Nauvoo.
7-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 49	2	3	Story	Opening of Conference	Editorial	Describes the opening of conference, and the continuing supply of immigrants who have arrived in Nauvoo.
7-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 49	2	6	Story	"Elder Kimball's Remarks at the Music Hall…" - Music and the Gospel	L.O. Littlefield	Describes Elder Kimball's view of music, and how it is tied to religion.
7-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 49	3	2	Story	"Remarks of Elder Orson Spencer" - Music and the Gospel	L.O. Littlefield	Describes Elder Spencer's view of music, and how it is tied to religion.
16-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 50	2	1	Announcement	"List of Lands" - Lands with Due Taxes Part 2	Editorial	Provides the name, description, acreage, value, and taxes owed on many properties in Nauvoo.
16-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 50	2	5	Story	"The Conference" - General Conference Synopsis	Editorial	Describes the recently held General Conference.
16-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 50	3	1	Letter to the Editor	Thomas C. Sharp and the Persecution of the Saints (3 Letters)	Signed, "Americus"	Describes the large anti-Mormon sentiment, and the dishonesty that allows it to perpetuate. Also speaks about Sidney Rigdon.
16-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 50	3	4	Announcement	"Notice to the Churches Abroad" - Disfellowshipment Announced	Brigham Young	Describes the disfellowshipment of George J. Adams and Samuel Brannan.
16-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 50	3	4	Announcement	Notice - Relief Society to Collect Subscriptions	Mary Smith	Asks the Sisters to collect the peany subscription to provide funds for the Relief Society.
23-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 51	2	2	Story	"Our Rights"	Editorial	Provides natural law justifications for the Saints to create their own charter.
23-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 51	2	3	Announcement	"The Late Writs" - Legal Action Against the Saints	Editorial	Describes subpoenas for 12 or 14 Saints for taxes owed to the government. Includes a rebuttal by the editor.
23-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 51	2	4	Story	"The Carthage Grays" - Vigilante Justice	Editorial	Alleges that the Greys threatened Mr. Backenstos with death if he did not leave the country.
23-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 51	2	5	Story	"Latest from Hancock"	Editorial	Describes anti-Mormon vigilante justice in Hancock County.
23-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 51	2	6	Letter to the Editor	The Law can be a Virtuous Career	A.W. Babbitt	Refutes recent jokes in the paper about the dishonesty of lawyers.
23-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 51	3	1	Letter	Letter to John Taylor about the Whistling and Whittling Brigade	Signed, "A.H."	Describes some recent actions taken by the whistling and whittling brigade.
23-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 51	3	3	Story	Rigdon Forms New Church Leadership	Signed, "Pelagaram"	Announces Sidney Rigdon's appointment of a new quorum of Twelve and Seventy.
23-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 51	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Ada Paine (8 months, Croup), Elizabeth Edwards (36, Inflammation in the Head), Jonah R. Ball (41, Consumption), Henry J. Lewis (10 months, Inflammation on the Lungs), John P. Smith (24, Consumption),
									Elizabeth Royale (24, Inflammation on the Brain), Caroline E. Kesler (2, Drowned by Falling in a Well), Silas Tupper (77, Old Age), Joseph Calvin Adellmon Rockwell (5 months, Dropsy on the Brain), Sarah
									Griffith (57, Inflammation of the Lungs).
23-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 51	3	3	Announcement	Sale of Some of Joseph Smith's Estate	Emma Smith	Emma signs as "Guardian," and offers some of Joseph's Land for sale.
30-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 52	2	2	Story	Portraits of the Twelve	Editorial	States that great artists in Nauvoo will soon paint portraits of the Twelve, but it has not happened yet.
30-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 52	2	4	Story	"The Murder at Carthage" - Pamphlet Issued	Editorial	Describes a pamphlet, written by William M. Daniels, that tells the true account of the murders at Carthage.
30-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 52	2	5	Announcement	Arrival of Elder Richard Bender	Editorial	States that Elder Richard Bender of Philadelphia has just arrived in Nauvoo.
30-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 52	2	5	Announcement	"Nauvoo Canes"	Editorial	Describes the new fashion trend of having a cane made in Nauvoo.
30-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 52	2	5	Story	"Anti-Mormonism the Natural Way"	Editorial	Describes a story from the St. Louis Report in which a man claims to have been swindled out of money by someone in Nauvoo posing as a member of the Church.
30-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 52	3	1	Letter	"Copy of a Letter to **** of this City"	Signed, "F.B.J."	Letter written from a New Orleans Missionary describing his journey.
30-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 52	3	1	Letter	Letter from Pittsburg about Sidney Rigdon	Signed, "S. S."	Letter written by a non-Mormon in Pennsylvania, which describes the fires and calamities that have taken place in the state ever since Sidney Rigdon showed up claiming to be the true prophet.
30-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 52	3	2	Letter	Letter from Pittsburg about Sidney Rigdon (2)	Signed, "Fred. Von Holstein"	Describes the calamities in Pennsylvania, and Rigdon's supposed leadership of the Church.
30-Apr	1845	Vol. 2	No. 52	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	James Holden (22, Winter Fever), Silas Knapp (47, Quick Consumption), Catherine McRae (4 months, Crysipelas), Martha Randall (53, Consumption), Elijah Hale (infant), James M. Henderson (35, Consumption).
7-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 1	2	4	Story	"Giants" - Visiting Nauvoo	Editorial	Describes the visit of a Giant and a Giantess to Nauvoo, both of which stood over 7 feet tall.
7-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 1	2	5	Story	Anti-Mormon Tax Policies	Editorial	Describes people in the Treasury of the State of Illinois who dislike the Church and do not govern the people fairly.
7-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 1	2	5	Announcement	Transcript of Elder Hyde's Speech about Sidney Rigdon Available	Editorial	Announces the availability of a transcript of a speech made by Orson Hyde about Sidney Rigdon's apostasy. Encourages missionaries to bring copies with them on their missions.
7-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 1	3	2	Letter to the Editor	Nauvoo Wishes to Follow the Laws	Signed, "Americus"	Describes the rumors of lawlessness and succession in Nauvoo as untrue.
7-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 1	3	2	Letter to the Editor	Letter from Pittsburg about Rigdon's Re-Baptisms	Signed, "S. S."	Describes Sidney Rigdon's method of re-baptizing members of the LDS church before allowing them to participate in his Church.
7-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 1	3	3	Letter to the Editor	Letter from Pittsburg about Sidney Rigdon	Signed, "W. Vant"	Describes the fear of Pennsylvanians about Sidney Rigdon's presence in Pennsylvania.
7-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 1	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	Editorial	William N. Haws (55, Dropsy in the Chest).
7-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 1	3	4	Announcement	"A Voice From Nauvoo"	W. Richards	Presents a resolution drafted by "A General Council of the Authorities of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at Nauvoo," distancing the church from the rumors that they seek revenge on Carthage.
14-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 2	2	4	Announcement	"Fasting and Prayer" - Announcement of Fast Day	Editorial	Announces a day of fasting for prosperity and abundance.
14-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 2	2	5	Story	Nauvoo Vigilance Committee	Editorial	Describes and encourages actions by vigilant citizens of Nauvoo.
14-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 2	2	5	Announcement	Deposition of I.C. Howd - Attacked by Anti-Mormons	I.C. Howd	Howd, who is not a member of the Church but did business with members, describes being attatcked by Anti-Mormons.
14-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 2	2	6	Story	"Spiritual Wife System in the Right Quarter" - Millerism	Editorial	Describes several published allegations about the kissing practices of Millerism.
14-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 2	2	6	Letter	William Smith's Letter to the Nauvoo Church"	William Smith	Denies the "Spiritual Wife System," and seeks to find favor with the Nauvoo Saints.
14-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 2	3	2	Letter to the Editor	Response to Being Called a Prophet	Orson Hyde	Elder Hyde states that he is not a Prophet, and possesses more of the qualities of a "jack-ass" than a Prophet.
14-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 2	3	3	Letter to the Editor	Why Mob Violence is Tolerated, Yet the Saints Cannot Hint at Such	Signed, "Americus"	States that a dark spot is easiest to see on a pure white garment, and that the Saints should keep themselves unspotted because it is much easier for the world to notice the spots within the Church.
14-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 2	3	3	Letter	Letter Describing Problems with the Rigdonites	Signed, "R__s E___y"	Letter which describes how superior the Nauvoo Church and people are when compared to the Rigdonites.
14-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 2	3	4	Announcement	Deaths and Obituary	W.D. Huntington	Jepthah V. Holden (9 months, Lung Fever), Silas Tupper (77).
21-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 3	2	4	Story	"The Iowa Murder" - LDS Suspects	Editorial	Describes the recent murders, and that the suspects have fled to Nauvoo. The Editor responds by saying that the suspects are not members of the Church.
21-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 3	3	2	Letter to the Editor	Rigdonites and Tithing	Signed, "Americus"	States that the large majority of the members who followed Rigdon were not full tithe payers in Nauvoo. Includes some commentary on the issue from the Editor.
21-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 3	3	4	Announcement	Deserting Husband	Sacra Granger	Sacra states that she will not be responsible for any of John's debts.
21-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 3	3	5	Announcement	Deserting Wife	John Gribble	John states that he will not be responsible for any of Sabra's debts.
28-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 4	2	2	Announcement	"The Capstone of the Temple"	Editorial	States that the Capstone of the Temple was recently laid, and describes the ceremony.
28-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 4	2	2	Announcement	"Carthage" - Court Proceedings for Mr. Daniels	Editorial	Describes Daniels' trial for the murder of Joseph and Hyrum Smith.
28-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 4	2	5	Letter to the Editor	Nauvoo's Needs in Government	Orson Hyde	Asks what type of protection Nauvoo has without their charter and their militia.
28-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 4	2	5	Letter to the Editor	Rigdonite Problems	Signed, "Telemachus"	Blames Rigdonites for vandalism and destruction in the city of Nauvoo.
28-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 4	3	2	Announcement	"Notice to the Eastern Churches" - Disfellowshipment Announced	Brigham Young	Describes the disfellowshipment of Elder Brannan.
28-May	1845	Vol. 3	No. 4	3	2	Announcement	Deaths and Obituary	Editorial	Caroline Smith, wife of William Smith (30).
4-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 5	1	1	Reprinted Story	"The Mormon Troubles"	The New York Tribune	Describes conflict between the Mormons and the Anti-Mormons.
4-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 5	2	3	Story	"The Carthage Assassins" - Acquitted	Editorial	Announces the acquittal of the suspects in the murder of Joseph and Hyrum Smith.
4-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 5	3	1	Reprinted Story	"The Mormons" - Kentucky Legislature	The Frankfort Common…	Describes a special session of the Kentucky Legislature designed to set aside land for the Mormons to reside in.
4-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 5	3	2	Reprinted Story	"A New Species of Lynching" - The Whistling and Whittling Brigade	Phi. Dollar Newspaper	Announces the Mormon's new way to rid their town of undesirables.
4-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 5	3	2	Reprinted Story	"Fanaticism - How to Treat it Successfully"	Phi. Dollar Newspaper	Describes the conflict between the Mormons and the Anti-Mormons.
4-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 5	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Ruba Sophrona Frank (25), Rachel Thomas (infant), Mary Ann Thomas (33, Childbirth), Abel Wyborn (4, Fits), William James Bird (8, Drowned), John Mosier (46, Quinzy).
11-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 6	3	1	Story	"The Office of Patriarch"	Editorial	Announces William Smith as the new Patriarch of the Church.
11-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 6	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Joel L. Moier (50, Lung Fever), William Henry Smith (7 months, Croup), Hannah Casson (1, Diarrhea), Joseph Gates (7, Fall of a Sand Bank), Rialto Alphonzo Wait (4, Fall of a Sand Bank).
11-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 6	3	6	Announcement	"Notice to Emigrants" - Smith Land for Sale	William Smith	William Smith encourages emigrants to consult with him at Emma Smith's house for the purchase of land.
18-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 7	2	3	Story	Finishing the Temple	Editorial	Describes visitors to the Temple lot, and the great craftsmanship present in the Temple.
18-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 7	2	4	Announcement	Joseph Smith's Writings for Sale	Editorial	Announces the sale of "The Voice of Truth," which contains writings, portraits, and the last sermon of Joseph Smith.
18-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 7	3	2	Letter to the Editor	Letter from Pittsburg - Rigdonite Missionary Work	Signed, "S. S."	Describes the Rigdonites missionary technique of posing as members of the main body of the Church.
18-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 7	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Lorina Harrison (1, Inflammation of the Bowels), Hannah Casson (1, Diarrhea), Jacob Joseph Bradley (1, Fits), Hannah Irean Bradley (40, Palsy), Andrew Lythe (1, Diarrhea).
25-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 8	2	3	Story	"Be One Mechanical" - Trades Unions in Nauvoo	Editorial	Describes the new trends in Nauvoo of having a trade union, and describes the Saints response to the call for unity and industry.
25-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 8	2	3	Story	"Shocking Murder" - Someone Passing Through Nauvoo	Editorial	Describes the murder of Irvine Hodges, who was spending the night in Nauvoo. His murderers are not suspected to be members of the Church.
25-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 8	2	6	Story	"For Sale" - Satire Lauding Slavery	Editorial	Series of advertisements meant to show the evil of slavery.
25-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 8	3	1	Announcement	"Special Court" - Hyrum Smith's Murderer	Editorial	Announces the beginning of the court session, but provides no information about the results.
25-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 8	3	1	Story	"Patriarchal" - Frequently Asked Questions	Editorial	Describes William Smith's new position as Patriarch, and provides some answers to common questions.
25-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 8	3	3	Announcement	Married	Editorial	M.R. Bennett married Abigail Jones, performed by Elder J.L. Heywood.
25-Jun	1845	Vol. 3	No. 8	3	4	Announcement	Deserting Wife	Daniel Smith	Daniel Smith states that he will not be responsible for Mary Smith's debts.
2-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 9	3	2	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Elder William Smith married Mary Jane Rollins, performed by Elder Brigham Young.
2-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 9	3	2	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Irvine Hodges (27, Murdered), Isabella Hill (1, Diarrhea), William Johnson (3, Fever), Joseph H. Pluket (11 months, Inflammation of the Brain), Jerome B. Elliott (infant), George W. Johnson (3 months,
									Inflammation of the Lungs), Reuben Middleton (65, Quick Consumption), Elizabeth Sawyer (19, Fever), Mercy Fields (43, Erysipelas).
9-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 10	2	5	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Robert S. Butler married Elizabeth Chase, performed by Elder W.W. Perkins.
9-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 10	2	5	Announcement	"Alas" - Indictment Dismissed	Editorial	Announces the dismissal of the indictment against the murder of Hyrum Smith.
9-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 10	2	6	Reprinted Story	"Fatal Array at Carthage"	The Illinois State Register	Describes the gunfight between M.R. Deming (Sheriff of Hancock County) and Dr. Marshal (of Warsaw), who was killed in the fight.
9-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 10	3	3	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Ezra T. Clark married Mary Stevenson,; Henry C. Markham married Hannah Remmington; Job Baily married Elizabeth Stevenson; all marriages performed by Elder William O. Clark.
9-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 10	3	3	Announcement	Seventies Meeting	D.M. Repsher	Announces a meeting for the Seventeenth Quorum of the Seventy.
9-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 10	3	4	Announcement	"Grand Zoological Exhibition" - Coming to Nauvoo	Editorial	Announces the arrival of a traveling zoo to Nauvoo.
16-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 11	2	3	Story	"Dinner to the Smith Family"	Editorial	Bishops Whitney and Miller gave the Smith Family a public dinner. Article includes a guest list of all the Smiths in attendance.
16-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 11	2	4	Story	"The Mormons" - Stockpiling Arms	Editorial	Describes an article in a Springfield Newspaper which accuse the Saints of preparing for a large war.
16-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 11	3	2	Announcement	Married	Editorial	John Richie married Mary Fawkes, performed by D.H. Wills, William Walterman Phelps married Lydia Caroline Brekwater.
16-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 11	3	2	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	William Halm (63, Dropsy), John Blueberry (48, Typhus Fever), Thadeus Page Melymichael (21, Black Canker), Rebecca Richey (16, Lung Fever), Ephraim Ridge (4 months (Inflammation of Brain), Catharine A
									Oaks (9 months, Black Canker), Bradford Blinbery (13, Fever), Ruth Green (1, Diarrhea), Abel Owen (5, White Swelling), William Joseph Young (6 months, Cholera Infantum), Sarab Klingensmith (1, Teething),
									David Fox (2 months, Canker), Mary Lauchlen (21, Fever), Emely M. Wardsworth (1, Diarrhea), William Parley Loveridge (1, Diarrhea), Jeanette Richards, Francis Henricks (6 months).
16-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 11	3	3	Announcement	"Constitution of the Phonographical Society of the City of Joseph"	George D. Watt	Creates the institution, and provides their bylaws.
23-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 12	2	2	Story	"Rest and Reflect" - Independence Day Message	Editorial	Gives a religious view of the government, and memorializes the slain prophet in an independence day message.
23-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 12	2	2	Announcement	"Removal of the Hodges" - Citizen's Vote	Editorial	States that the remains of the Hodge Family will be moved out of the Nauvoo Cemetery because of a vote that authorized the city to do so.
23-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 12	2	5	Reprinted Story	"Fourth of July in Nauvoo"	St. Louis New Era	Account from a non-member that the Saints worked on the Temple, and that is against the ideals of Independence Day.
23-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 12	3	1	Reprinted Story	"Another More" - Competing Nauvoo Prophet	St. Louis Revile	States that a 19 year old has stood and announced himself as a prophet, prophesied the destruction of Nauvoo, and encouraged the Saints to follow him to California. Includes a rebuttal from the Editor.
23-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 12	3	2	Letter to the Editor	To the Nauvoo Public - Reports of Crime are Exaggerated	M.B. Hobart	Describes the recent crimes committed in Nauvoo as isolated acts from people posing as members of the church to take advantage of their trusting and prosperous society.
23-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 12	3	4	Announcement	"Wanted by the Nauvoo House Association"	George Miller	Petitions the Saints to donate to the Nauvoo House Association.
23-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 12	3	4	Announcement	Deserting Wife	John Waterman	John states that he will not be responsible for any of Emmaline's debts from this time forward.
23-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 12	3	4	Announcement	Formation of the Botanie Association	Jos. Younger	Announces the formation of a botanical society to study and grow herbs and plants for the good of the Saints.
30-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 13	2	3	Story	"The Steeple of the Temple" - Announcing the Progress	Editorial	Describes the raising of the steeple, and provides measurements for the nearly completed Temple.
30-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 13	2	5	Announcement	Philosophy of the Mind Lecture	Ross and Henry	Announces a lecture to be given in "Mormon Town…if they will be civil…" about religious counterfeits.
30-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 13	2	6	Letter	Correspondence from Pittsburg - Elder John E. Page and Mr. Foster	A.J. Foster & J.E. Page	Foster, not a member, describes the scene of the Rigdonites in Pennsylvania.
30-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 13	3	3	Announcement	Married	Editorial	John F. Weld married Frances E. White, performed by Daniel H. Wells; John L. Smith married Augusta B. Cleveland, performed by Elder John Smith.
30-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 13	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Almira S. Johnson (8 months, Inflammation), Mary Ann Sabin (37), Rozille Tupper (35, Bilious Fever), William A. Green (45, Unknown), Mathoniah Freeman (10 months, Diarrhea), Edwin R. Spratly (5, Lung
									Fever), Jennett Richards (27), Edmond Mendenhall (3, Whooping Cough), Robert Oare (1, Measles), Ann Pye (13, Bilious Fever), Margaret Mour (2, Measles), Theodore F. Tracy (2, Inflammation of the Brain),
									Catharine M. Canfield (3 months, Inflammation on the lungs), Alonzo Toppes (7 months, Canker), Emily Amela Page (2, Diarrhea), Rebecca Jane Griffin (1, Canker), Harriet Fuller (30), Martha Ann Arwaid
									(8 months, canker), Hyrum Barlow (1, Diarrhea).
30-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 13	3	3	Announcement	Seventies Conference Announcement	Jos. Young	Announces a monthly meeting for all Seventies. John D. Lee signs as the clerk.
30-Jul	1845	Vol. 3	No. 13	3	5	Announcement	"Will Be Exhibited" - Painting of the Martyrdom	Philo Dibble	Announces the unveiling of a painting of the Martyrdom. Admission is 24 cents.
6-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 14	1	5	Story	"Nauvoo in the Pacific Ocean"	Editorial	Describes a Pacific Island called Nauvoo, the Pearl of the Pacific.
6-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 14	2	4	Story	"See, Hear, Weep" - Prophecies of Destruction	Editorial	Describes the turbulent times in which the Saints live, and provides an explanation that includes prophesies by Joseph Smith.
6-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 14	2	5	Story	"Gullibility"	Editorial	Laments the public's gullibility, in that they believe every lie told about the Church.
6-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 14	3	4	Announcement	Married	Editorial	William Ford Jr. married Delana Dulley, performed by Elder William D. Huntington.
6-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 14	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Sarah Dickins (57, Flux), John H. Lamb (8 months, Consumption), Sarah Thomas (61, Diarrhea), Levi Hawks (29, Drowned), Christenia F. Taylor (26, Child Bed Lever), Sidney R. Sanders (6, Diarrhea), Elizabeth Ann
									Whitney.
6-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 14	3	4	Announcement	"For Sale - By the Trustees of the Church of Jesus Christ…"	Editorial	Announces the sale of two horse carriages owned by the church.
6-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 14	3	4	Announcement	"The Truth" - Rebuttal of Deserting Wife	Emeline Waterman	Mrs. Waterman posts the reasons she left her husband, in an attempt to clear her name.
13-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 15	2	3	Announcement	"The Last Shingle" - The Temple Roof is Completed	Editorial	Announces the complete enclosure from the elements of the Temple. The Neighbor was delayed in order to bring this news.
13-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 15	2	3	Story	"See, Hear, Weep" - Prophecies of Destruction (Part 2)	Editorial	Continues in describing the calamities of the world, and how the restoration relates to them.
13-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 15	2	4	Announcement	"Chant" - Nauvoo Band Playing in the Steeple	Editorial	Describes the Band ascending to the steeple of the temple to play their music, and states that it sounded as if their music came from heaven.
13-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 15	2	6	Letter	Letter to Brigham Young from Pittsburgh	Amos Fielding	Tells Brigham what is going on in Rigdon's settlement, and how his church is run.
13-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 15	3	1	Announcement	Excommunication of Elder Salah Lane	Calvin C. Pendleton	Describes Elder Lane being cut off from the church for unchristian-like conduct.
13-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 15	3	4	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Elias Smith married Lucy Brown, performed by Pres. Brigham Young
20-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 16	3	1	Letter	Correspondence between J. Grant and William Smith	J. Grant & Wm. Smith	Both express sadness at the death of Joseph and Hyrum, and both speak of Nauvoo.
20-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 16	3	4	Announcement	"General Conference" - Announcement	Willard Richards	Announces the General Conference of the Church on October 6th, and it will be held in the Temple. Saints are encouraged to bring provisions for themselves, and poor Saints who will be in attendance.
20-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 16	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Ester Mecom (4, Measles), Loia Walker (55, Bilious Fever), James Monroe (31, Canker), Mary Elizabeth Oars (3, Canker), Mary Cortis (34, Inflammation on the lungs), Harriet F. Fuller (9 months, Lung Fever), John
									Bailey (7, Bilious Fever), Christina Tailor (1, Unknown), William Winterbottom (50), Solomon Selvester Sly (22, Bilious Fever), Parhinia A. McKaozie (9 months, Inflammation on the brain), John Wooton (34,
									Inflamation on the Brain), John Wootion (34, Inflammation), William N. Bickmore (7, Typhus Fever), William A. Colfbesh (22, Consumption), Isaac Royle (29, Typhus Fever), Wallis Fisher (1), Roxena Pier (10
									months, Whooping Cough), William Like (21, Diarrhea), Loiza Mary Ludington (1, Whooping Cough), William Thare (6 months, Measles), Nancy Hun Halding (1, Diarrhea).
27-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 17	2	3	Story	"Printers Ride" - Description of a Wedding	Editorial	Describes the second day of a wedding, the guests, the parties, and etc. States that John Taylor was drinking wine.
27-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 17	2	4	Reprinted Story	"Living Virtue Unappeasable"	The Boston Post	The Post states that general Jackson did not make a good confession before his death. Includes a rebuttal from the Neighbor about the Atonement.
27-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 17	3	3	Story	"Roof of the Temple" - Materials	Editorial	Describes the different materials used to create the roof of the Temple, and estimates its value to be two million dollars.
27-Aug	1845	Vol. 3	No. 17	3	4	Announcement	Deaths and Obituary	Editorial	Announces the deaths of William Lisk and Seraph Celestin.
2-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 18	2	4	Story	"Never Satisfied" - Petition to Live Simply	Editorial	Encourages the Saints to live simply, and avoid the fashions of the time.
2-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 18	3	4	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Oliver B. Huntington married Mary M. Neal, performed by Elder George Fowler.
2-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 18	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Margaret Crandall (51, Unknown), Hiel Bradford (39, Fever), Nancy Ann Harding (1, Diarrhea), Joseph Ralphs (35, Struck with Lightning), Clarissa McNeal (18, Chill Fever), Alden Burdick (42, Fever), Elvira Matson
									(25, Consumption), John Crawford (23, Bilious Fever), Trichina Redfield (66, Typus Fever), Henry White (60, Unknown), Joseph Isaac Cook (1, Consumption), Iowa L. Loomis (1, Diarrhea), Isaac Morley Carter (3
									months, Canker), George Black (28, Bilious Fever), David Foot (76, Chill Fever), Freeman B. Stow (10, Bilious Fever), Olive M. Stow (5 months, Diarrhea), Ellen Smith (2, Black Canker), James H. Stocking (3,
									Consumption), Sarah Butterfield (3 months (Canker), Samuel Walton (49, Typhus Fever), Davis Olaey (16, Fever), Mary L. Bradley (7, Diarrhea), Charles W. Griggs (25, Consumption), Sarah Could (10 months,
									Canker).
2-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 18	4	1	Poetry	"The Capstone"	W.W. Phelps	Poem describing the plight of the Saints, and the building of the Temple. Mentions Sidney Rigdon.
2-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 18	4	1	Poetry	"Panegyric to W.W. Phelps	Robert Campbell	Describes W.W. Phelps, and tells of his great efforts in the Gospel.
10-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 19	2	3	Story	"Mobbing Again in Hancock!"	Editorial	Mobbing in Green Plains announced, and a list of the eleven buildings destroyed is presented. Includes an announcement from the Warsaw Signal Newspaper, inciting the violence.
10-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 19	2	3	Story	"The Latest from the Burning Mob!"	Editorial	Provides later analysis which describes 44 houses destroyed in Green Plains and Lima.
10-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 19	2	4	Announcement	Proclamation to the Citizens of Hancock County, Illinois"	J.B. Backenstos	A resolution for punishment of those involved in the mobbing, and encourages citizens to suppress the actions of the mob. Also states that citizens of Nauvoo should not leave the city.
10-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 19	2	5	Story	"One Hundred Years Hence - 1945"	Editorial	Describes what life, and the Church, may be like in 1945.
10-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 19	3	1	Story	"Big Field Dinner"	Editorial	Describes a dinner, provided by Bishop Evans, where over four hundred people ate together.
10-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 19	3	1	Story	"Nauvoo Doings" - Construction Projects	Editorial	Describes progress on the Temple and the Nauvoo house.
10-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 19	3	3	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Joseph Dustin married Sarah J. Littlefield, performed by Elder L.O. Littlefield.
10-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 19	3	4	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Bridget Harrett (86, Diarrhea), Thomas King (74), Laura Elizabeth Element (16), Stephen Vanrelaor (43, Bilious Fever), Emma Ellen Presley (3, Inflammation), Joseph Clemonson (5 months, Consumption),
									Triphelta Reed (43, Chill Fever), Almira Babbit (35, Inflammation on the Lungs), Philemon S. Castle (1, Diarrhea), Mary C. Taylor (2 months, Unknown), Andrew T. Morton (1 month, Inflammation on the Brain),
									Levi Eldridge (35, Mercurial Diarrhea), William H. Presley Jr. (5 months), General Minor R. Deming (Congestive Fever).
17-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 20	1	1	Story	"Capt. Fremont's Expedition" - Description of Western Valleys	John C. Fremont	Describes Fremont's expedition in the Western US, and possibly provided the Saints with a desire to settle there.
17-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 20	2	3	Story	Depositions of the Mobbing Victims	Various	Includes several depositions from victims of the mob, all recorded by Daniel H. Wells.
17-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 20	2	4	Story	"Further Particulars of the Mob"	Editorial	Provides more information about the actions of the Mob.
17-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 20	2	5	Story	"Law and Order"	Editorial	Laments the mob violence that is omnipresent, and states that it is a sign of the second coming.
17-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 20	2	5	Story	Saints to Record Actions of Mob	Editorial	Encourages the Saints to keep a legal record (including depositions) of any violence they receive from the mob.
17-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 20	2	5	Story	"Future to the Mountains &c."	Editorial	Describes the benefits of moving the Saints into the Rocky Mountains.
17-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 20	2	6	Announcement	"Proclamation No. 2 to the Citizens of Hancock County Ill…"	J.B. Backenstos	Again attempts to stop the mob from performing their violent acts.
17-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 20	3	1	Announcement	"Proclamation No. 3 to the Citizens of Hancock County Ill…"	J.B. Backenstos	Another attempt to stop the mob from performing their violent acts. Includes a resolution for their punishment.
17-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 20	3	3	Announcement	"Help Wanted!" - Needy LDS Families	Editorial	Describes some living in Nauvoo who are experiencing hard times, and asks for aid from the citizens.
17-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 20	3	3	Announcement	"Notice for the New York Messenger Subscribers"	L.O. Littlefield	Littlefield describes his position as an employee of the New York Messenger, and his ability to take payment for subscriptions.
17-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 20	3	3	Announcement	Married	Editorial	Charles U. Griggs married Mary Allen, performed by E.I. Benson
17-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 20	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Charles C. Griggs (25, Consumption), Orson W. Corey (3, Whooping Cough), Elder Salmon Gee. (52, Chill Fever), William H. Presley Jr. (5 months, Diarrhea), Maria E. Barlon (33, Fever), William Williams (20,
									Bilious Fever), William J. Thompson (38, Affliction of the Liver), Lydia Losee (infant), Barah E. Griffith (1 month, Croup), Leaters Newell (39, Inflammation in the Head), Thomas Bedford (10, Bilious Fever),
									Lydia Turner (76, Bilious Fever), Emma W. Kidbreath (1), Henry King (11, Diarrhea & Canker), James Sanderson (41, Bilious Fever), William Mosly (35, Black Canker), Samuel Clark (42, Nervous Fever), Martha Lord
									(57, Fever), Sally Fisher (68).
24-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. SE	1	1	Announcement	Leaving Nauvoo Next Spring	Brigham Young	Announces the departure of the Saints from Nauvoo, beginning the next Spring.
24-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 21	1	1	Story	"Captain Freemont's Second Exploring Expedition"	John C. Fremont	Further describes area in the West where Capt. Freemont explored, and provides the Saints with more information about where they may settle.
24-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 21	2	1	Announcement	Proclamation to the Citizens of Hancock County, Illinois"	J.B. Backenstos	A resolution for punishment of those involved in the mobbing, and encourages citizens to suppress the actions of the mob. Also states that citizens of Nauvoo should not leave the city.
24-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 21	2	1	Announcement	"Proclamation No. 2 to the Citizens of Hancock County Ill…"	J.B. Backenstos	Again attempts to stop the mob from performing their violent acts.
24-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 21	2	2	Announcement	"Proclamation No. 3 to the Citizens of Hancock County Ill…"	J.B. Backenstos	Another attempt to stop the mob from performing their violent acts. Includes a resolution for their punishment.
24-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 21	2	3	Announcement	"Proclamation No. 4 to the Citizens of Hancock County Ill…"	J.B. Backenstos	Another attempt to stop the mob from performing their violent acts. Provides more allegations of bad behavior by the mob.
24-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 21	3	1	Announcement	"The Sheriff of Hancock" - Recognizing Sherriff Backenstos	Editorial	Describes the bravery and intelligence of Sheriff Backenstos.
24-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 21	3	1	Story	"Christ and Satan" - Scriptural Guidance	Editorial	Describes the Saints need to forgive their attackers, and let vengeance be given by the Lord.
24-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 21	3	1	Story	"Cost of Mobbing" - Financial Problems Created by Mob	Editorial	Provides rough cost estimates of the recent mob destruction. Provides a guess that 150 homes were destroyed.
24-Sep	1845	Vol. 3	No. 21	3	2	Letter	Letter about the Mob Violence in Hancock County	E.A. Bedell	Provides a firsthand account of the mobbing in Hancock.
1-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 22	1	1	Announcement	Proclamation to the Citizens of Hancock County, Illinois"	J.B. Backenstos	A resolution for punishment of those involved in the mobbing, and encourages citizens to suppress the actions of the mob. Also states that citizens of Nauvoo should not leave the city.
1-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 22	1	1	Announcement	"Proclamation No. 2 to the Citizens of Hancock County Ill…"	J.B. Backenstos	Again attempts to stop the mob from performing their violent acts.
1-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 22	1	3	Announcement	"Proclamation No. 3 to the Citizens of Hancock County Ill…"	J.B. Backenstos	Another attempt to stop the mob from performing their violent acts. Includes a resolution for their punishment.
1-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 22	1	4	Announcement	"Proclamation No. 4 to the Citizens of Hancock County Ill…"	J.B. Backenstos	Another attempt to stop the mob from performing their violent acts. Provides more allegations of bad behavior by the mob.
1-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 22	2	1	Announcement	"Proclamation No. 5 to the Citizens of Hancock County Ill…"	J.B. Backenstos	Another attempt to stop the mob from performing their violent acts.
1-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 22	2	3	Story	"To the Public" - Tales of a Prisoner	Antony Barkman	Describes being treated well by Sheriff Backenstos and the people of Nauvoo, and tells the story of his crimes.
1-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 22	2	4	Story	"Law and Order Triumphant"	Editorial	States that the government has nearly put an end to the mobbing, and that progress is being made.
1-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 22	2	4	Announcement	"Treason" - Arrest of Nauvoo Citizens	Editorial	Announces the arrest of Daniel Spencer, W.W. Phelps, John Taylor, Orson Spencer, Charles C. Rich, William Clayton, Willard Richards, and others for treason.
1-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 22	2	6	Letter	"The Mob Chastened"	Alex Sympson	States that the mob are the real felons, not the Mormon people.
1-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 22	2	6	Announcement	"A Proclamation by the Governor of the State of Illinois" - Mob Violence	Gov. Thomas Ford	Provides a warning to the mob that they will be prosecuted if they continue their violent acts.
1-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 22	2	6	Letter	Correspondence between B. Young and Illinois Officials	Various	Provides correspondence from the representatives of Illinois asking for a proclamation of the Saints plans to leave, and Brigham Young's response.
1-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 22	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	W.D. Huntington	Nathaniel Lackore (65, Chill Fever), Sarah Lackore (80, Chill Fever), George Davis (76, Lethargy), Mary Tiffany (8 months, Diarrhea), Emma Marble (1, Whooping Cough), Heary Wond (17, Chill Fever), Tracy Squires
									(39, Chill Fever), Nancy Davis (65, Fever), Isaac C. Phippin (17, Shot by Accident), Mary Ann Morris (4 months, Diarrhea), Sarah Ann J. Sperry (6), John Quamby (45, Flux), Mary Pincock (56, Fever), Eliza Allen (22,
									Diarrhea), Mr. Marble, Richard R. Garr (20, Consumption), Sophia Parshal (24, Fever), Robert Hamilton (32, Bilious Fever), Thomas Crooket (42, Pleurisy), Clariana Irene Furguson (1 month), Parmelia Brim (37,
									Billious Fever), John T. Crawford (1, Consumption), Oliver Bruson (43, Typhus Fever), Doratha French (53, Chill Fever), James Kilborn (23, Chill Fever), Mary Leighton (25, Typhus Fever), L___ Ko___ 1, Unknown),
									John Morris (53, Diarrhea), John Davis (45, Chill Fever), Adam Thompson (36, Affection of the Liver), Joseph Stodard (2, Rickets), Henry Humphrey (38, Chill Fever), William A. Beebe Jr. (4, Measles), George
									Taylor (35, Ague and Fever).
8-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. SE	1	1	Announcement	"Circular: To the Whole Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints"	Brigham Young	Describes the first meeting of the Saints in the Temple, provides extracts from the minutes of the General Conference, and then lists the Committees, and the Captains of Companies for the Migration.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	1	1	Letter	Letter to Brigham Young from Illinois Politicians	John J. Hardin and Others	States that the State of Illinois will assign marshals to ensure that the Saints are actually planning to leave in the Spring like they have announced.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	1	1	Letter	Part of a Dispatch from the Governor	Gov. Thomas Ford	States that there is no legal provision which would force the expulsion of the Saints, and he will not resort to such measures, but admits that the public opinion desires the Church to leave.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	1	2	Letter	"To the Anti-Mormon Citizens of Hancock and the Surrounding…"	John J. Hardin and Others	Publishes their belief that the Saints will not leave unless completely forced to do so.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	2	1	Reprinted Story	"Public Opinion" - Mobbing of the Saints	Editorial	Prints views from different newspapers about what is being done to the Saints. Includes articles from the N.Y. Herald and the N.Y. Mirror.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	2	1	Reprinted Story	"Evils of Fanaticism" - Why the Church is being Mobbed	The People's Organ	Describes the problems associated with strong feelings, both those of the mob and those of church members.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	2	2	Reprinted Story	"The Governor and the Mormons"	The Ottowa Constitutionalist	Provides a defence for allowing the Church to remain in Illinois.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	2	2	Reprinted Story	"The Mormon War"	The Missouri Reporter	States the view that punishment can be given to the Church for the crimes it is alleged to have committed, but that bloodshed and mobbing is not the answer.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	2	4	Reprinted Story	"Mormon Difficulties"	The St. Louis Reveille	States that the Church has a right to settle where they would like, and mobbing and terror are not proper punishments for law breaking.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	2	4	Reprinted Story	"The Mormon Removal"	The St. Louis Reveille	States that the Church is willing to sacrifice everything for peace.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	2	5	Reprinted Story	"The Mormon Question"	The St. Louis Reveille	States that even if all the accusations against the Church are true, they have still suffered more than the penalties would have been.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	2	5	Story	"To Our Patrons" - Discontinuance of the Paper	Editorial	Announces the discontinuance of the newspaper, in order to make preparations to leave. States that the Times and Seasons will continue to be published.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	2	6	Story	"The Prospect &c. in Hancock" - Peace Restored	Editorial	States that several of those who burned Mormon homes are found in the police ranks "searching" for those who need to be prosecuted.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	2	6	Story	"General Conference" - Review	Editorial	States that a full accounting is given in the Times and Seasons.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	3	1	Story	"Bill of Particulars for the Emmigrants Leaving this Government…"	Editorial	Provides a list of needed supplies for the Saints who are leaving Illinois.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	3	1	Story	"Captains of Companies" & "List of Committees	Editorial	Provides a list of the captains of the companies, and list of committees for the migration.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	3	3	Story	"Addendum! In Hancock Circuit Court"	Editorial	Describes the legal battles currently taking place in Hancock County, in response to the mobbings.
29-Oct	1845	Vol. 3	No. 23	3	3	Announcement	Deaths	Editorial	Elder William Barkwater (63), Orpha Maria (6 months), Patty Gates (69), David L. Rising (30, Inflammation of the Bowels).