I, Samuel Hadley, sheriff of Clay county, do hereby certify that the above is a true copy of the mittimus to me, directed in the cases therein named. Samuel Hadley, Jailer. By Samuel Tillery, Deputy Jailer. Clay County, Missouri. [Sidenote: In Liberty Prison.] _Friday, 30_.--About this time those of us who had been sentenced thereto, were conveyed to Liberty jail, put in close confinement, and all communication with our friends cut off. [Sidenote: Course of Wm. E. McLellin and Burr Riggs.] During our trial William E. McLellin, accompanied by Burr Riggs and others, at times were busy in plundering and robbing the houses of Sidney Rigdon, George Morey, the widow Phebe Ann Patten, and others, under pretense or color of law, on an order from General Clark, as testified to by the members of the different families robbed. [6] _Saturday, December 1, 1838_.--A committee on the part {216} of the "Mormons" and a like committee on the part of the citizens of Daviess county, met at Adam-ondi-Ahman, on the first of December, 1838, the following propositions by the "Mormon" committee were made and agreed to by the Daviess county committee: First--That the Mormon committee be allowed to employ, say twenty teamsters for the purpose of hauling off their property. Second--That the Mormon committee collect whatever stock they may have in Daviess county at some point, and some two or three of the Daviess county committee be notified to attend for the purpose of examining said stock, and convey or attend the Mormon committee out of the limits of the county; and it is further understood, that the Mormon committee is not to drive or take from this county any stock of any description, at any other time, nor under any other circumstances, than these mentioned. As witness our hands, William P. Peniston, Dr. K. Kerr, Adam Black, Committee. The above propositions were made and agreed to by the undersigned committee on the part of the Mormons. William Huntington, B. S. Wilbur, J. H. Hale, Henry Herriman, Z. Wilson. Footnotes: