you; who you call your captain or leader, or sup-
erior to the rest? He answered: Sometimes one
and sometimes another takes charge of the
company: so as not to throw the burden
upon anyone in particular. Their spies
who had come from the west; passed us
several times that same day, and the next.

May 21, 1834 ~ Wednesday

Although threatened by our enemies that we
should not, We passed through Indianapolias
May the 21^st unmollested. All the inhabitants
were quiet. We had been following the Nat-
ional road since the 18^th, where it was traveled
frequently we had to take buyroads, which
were many, and led through thick woods.
At night we encamped a few miles west
of Indianapplias. There had previously been
so many reports that we never should be
permitted to pass through that place, and
that the Governer whould have us dispersed.
Some of the brotherin were afraid we might
have difficulty there, but I had told them
in the name of the Lord we should not
be disturbed, and that we should pass
Indianipplas, without the people knowing
it, when we neared the place, many got
into the wagons and seperating some
little distance passed through the city

you; who you call your captain or leader, or superior to the rest? He answered: Sometimes one and sometimes another takes charge of the company: so as not to throw the burden upon anyone in particular. Their spies who had come from the west; passed us several times that same day, and the next.

May 21, 1834 ~ Wednesday

Although threatened by our enemies that we should not, We passed through Indianapolias May the 21st unmollested. All the inhabitants were quiet. We had been following the National road since the 18th, where it was traveled frequently we had to take buyroads, which were many, and led through thick woods. At night we encamped a few miles west of Indianapplias. There had previously been so many reports that we never should be permitted to pass through that place, and that the Governer whould have us dispersed. Some of the brotherin were afraid we might have difficulty there, but I had told them in the name of the Lord we should not be disturbed, and that we should pass Indianipplas, without the people knowing it, when we neared the place, many got into the wagons and seperating some little distance passed through the city