Discourse of Brigham Young on Sin.--The Descendants of Cain.--Edward Hunter Chosen Presiding Bishop.--Parowan Stake Organized.--David Patten.--Talk on Dancing.--Death of Willard Richards.--Jedediah M. Grant Chosen Counselor to Brigham Young.--Journey South.--Walker, the Indian Chief.--John Smith, Son of Hyrum Smith, Called To Be the Head Patriarch of the Church.--Visit North.--Legislature.--Philosophical Society. CHAPTER 33. EDUCATIONAL EFFORTS. Education Promoted.--Adventurers.--Endowment House.--President Young Speaks of the Resurrection.--Death of Judge Schafer.--Provo.--Work in Educational Societies.--In the Legislature at Fillmore.--Words of Confidence from Kanosh, an Indian Chief.--Some Peculiarities of Wilford Woodruff.--Poisoned. CHAPTER 34. THE REFORMATION, 1856. Hard Times Were Difficult for Some To Endure.--Recording Church History.--Dedication of Historian's Office.--First Hand-cart Company.--The Reformation Inaugurated--Death of Jedediah M. Grant.--Suffering of the Hand-cart Companies.--Heber C. Kimball's Dream. CHAPTER 35. CELEBRATION OF 24th, 1857. Words of Brigham Young.--Talk by the Indian Chief, Aropene.--Assassination of Parley P. Pratt--Return of Thomas B. Marsh to the Church.--Celebration of the Twenty-fourth in Big Cottonwood Canyon.--News of the Army's Approach. CHAPTER 36. WAR TIMES, 1857. Deposit of Church Records in Temple Foundation.--Approach of the Army.--Present of a Team.--John D. Lee.--Visit of Captain Van Vliet.--Lot Smith.--Col. Alexander Writes President Young.--Communication from Governor Cumming to Governor Young.--Miraculous Escapes.--High Price of Salt at Army Headquarters.--Prediction of Calamity to the Nation.--A Poetic Tribute by Eliza R. Snow. CHAPTER 37. ARMY ENTERS SALT LAKE VALLEY, 1858. President and Congress of the U. S. Memorialized.--Words of Brigham Young.--Arrival of Col. Kane.--Governor Cumming Reaches Salt Lake City.--Migration Southward.--Delegates from Nicaragua.--Want Mormons To Move to Central America.--Proclamation from President Buchanan.--Peace Commission.--President of the Deseret Agricultural and Manufacturing Society.--Indian War Threatened.--A Striking Dialogue.--The Mob Element.--Mogo's Deception.--Attacks on President Young.--Greeley Visits Utah. CHAPTER 38. BEGINNING OF THE REBELLION, 1861. Embarks in Sheep Industry.--Adventures of One Gibson.--Lectures to Young Men in Police Court.--Counsel to Missionaries.--Visit to Cache Valley.--Schools Investigated.--Celebration of the 24th.--Prophecies of Civil War.--Little Children in the Resurrection.--Brigham Young on Secession.--Death of Aphek Woodruff.--Governor Dawson. CHAPTER 39. THE YEARS 1862-'63.