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Newspaper title	Portland transcript vol 4 no. 26
Date Original	10 Oct 1840
Date Original Search	1840-10-10
Page Number	p. 205
Column	column 3
Size	1 col. in.
Publisher Original	Portland, Maine : Gould & Elwell
Title	The Mormons
Summary	The Quincy Whig reports that Governor Boggs has made an agreement with Governor Carlin; Boggs will deliver up the “persons concerned in outrages upon certain Mormon citizens of Illinois, at Tully,” in exchange for Joseph Smith, Jr. and Sidney Rigdon.
Subject	Boggs, Lillburn W., 1792–1860 Smith, Joseph, 1805–1844—Trials, litigation, etc. Rigdon, Sidney, 1793–1876 Carlin, Thomas, 1789–1852
Publisher Digital	Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University
Date Digital	2011-01
Owning Institution	Brigham Young University
Language	English; eng; en
Collection Name	19th Century Mormon Article Newspaper Index
Patron Usage Instructions	http://www.lib.byu.edu/generic_copyright.htm
Copyright Status/Owner	Public Domain; Courtesy Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University
Final Contributor Metadata	Bosen, Jason
Final Metadata Entry Date	2011-01
Call number	AN.P837t
Edition	Electronic reproduction;
Full text	The Mormons.—The Quincy Whig states that Governor Boggs has agreed to comply with the requisition of Governor Carlin, of Illi-nois, for the delivery of the persons concerned in outrages upon certain Mormon citizens of Illinois, at Tully. And that in like manner, Gov. Carlin has agreed to deliver up Joseph Smith, Jr. and Sidney Rigdon, as runaway criminals from Missouri.
Corrected Full-text Entry Date	2012-10
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