CHAPTER LV.

Called on a Mission to Great Britain--Prepare to Depart--Start Without

Purse or Scrip--Journey to Salt Lake City--Set Apart for the Mission

--Begin the Journey Eastward--Organization of the Company--My Post as

Chaplain--Overtaken by Apostles A. M. Lyman and C. C. Rich--Traveling

Through the Mountains--Snowstorms and Wind--Forage is Scarce--Meetings

with the Indians--Captain Reynolds' Exploring Party--Army Deserters in

our Camp--Mail from Home--Emigrants Westward Bound--Dissatisfaction

In Camp--Feeling about Apostles Lyman and Rich--I Resign as Captain,

but am Elected again, and Finally Resume Command--Mail Robbery--More

Disagreeable Storms--Meet a Handcart Company and Apostle George Q.

Cannon--Reach the Missouri River--Visit my Father and his Family--Go to

St. Joseph, Missouri--My first View of a Railway Train--At my old Home

in Brown County, Illinois--Journey Eastward by Rail--Arrive in New York

for the First Time--Find Friends.

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