This day I spent, transacting a varity of bus[i]ness about the .

<​24​> Friday 24[th]. I was at home, also <​on​> the 25–26, 27, 28, 29, & 30th.

<​Camp.​> The camp made 5 rods of turnpike.

<​25​> Bro Joseph Coon’s only son died in the camp. Made 7 rods of turnpike, and re-organized the camp. because by transgression the first organization had been in some degree broken.

<​26​> Sunday 26 preached to the camp. in the A M.— & two were confirmd in the . There were many spectators present. Sacrament in the P.M. Two stanges [strangers] came to dispute, but went away confounded.

<​27​> Monday 27— The camp made out 5 furlongs & 9 rods of turnpike. And expected to to start on the 28 but deferrd it till <​till the Morow.—​>

<​This document with that of said of the 8th of Aug shows in his true light. a detestable. unprincipled mobocrat. & perjured Man.​>

<​29​> Wednsday 29[th] at 3 [o’cl]ock the trumpet <​of the camp​> sounded. it being one hour earlier than usual to give time to prepare for the jouny. [journey] evey heart leaped for joy & even the children were so delighted. that th[e]y appeard like a lot of playful lambs, The divisions moved off 4, 3, 2, 1, <​(I.E.)​> in transposition. and at 9 A.M the encampmet was vacated which had been occupi[e]d for one month. <​​> was left at sick. The brethrn recived the credit of making their tu[r]npike better than any othe[r] compa[n]y.— and that the whole camp did not cause so much trouble in the neighbohood as 2 irishmen who had worked there <​in that place​> 6 weeks.— They passd through Montgomey into Jackson township. travelld 18 miles, and tented in the road 270 mi from .

<​30​> Thursday 30 Camp travell[in]g th[r]ough Libe<​r​>ty ville. & the Preble county seet. to the line of , & encampeed within 20 rods of the place where the camp tented: that went up to in 1834, 292 mi from . Elder Shumway’s child died.

<This day issued the pollowing [following] order. to ,

<​31st.​> Friday 31.st. Camp passed though Richmond & over white [p. 9]