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Nauvoo, [Ill.], to Horace R. Hotchkiss, New York, [N.Y.]
Explains Mormon situation in Nauvoo following Joseph Smith's murder as a reason to halt emigration temporarily. Names Brigham Young, Newel Whitney and George Miller as Mormon Church's authorized agents with whom to do business.
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