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Transcript for "From the Missionaries," Semi-Weekly Telegraph, 2 July 1868, 1
FROM THE MISSIONARIES.—We are indebted to President B. Young for the following telegram received by him:
Point of Rocks, June 28.
We are here, and all well.
J. R. MURDOCK.
Laclede Station, Head of Bitter Creek, June 25, 1868.
Captain Jos. S. Rawlins writes that his train consists of thirty-one church wagons and two independent. He says the terminus is to be at North Platte by the 4th of July, and that if the saints land there it will save 180 miles travel and $10 to the wagon for ferriage and toll.
We are here, and all well.
The following letter was recived by Bp. Hunter:
Captain Jos. S. Rawlins writes that his train consists of thirty-one church wagons and two independent. He says the terminus is to be at North Platte by the 4th of July, and that if the saints land there it will save 180 miles travel and $10 to the wagon for ferriage and toll.