Mormon History, Jul 23, 1845

[Nauvoo Neighbor] - Story: "Rest and Reflect" - Independence Day Message -- Editorial -- Gives a religious view of the government, and memorializes the slain prophet in an independence day message.
- Announcement: "Removal of the Hodges" - Citizen's Vote -- Editorial -- States that the remains of the Hodge Family will be moved out of the Nauvoo Cemetery because of a vote that authorized the city to do so.
- Reprinted Story: "Fourth of July in Nauvoo" -- St. Louis New Era -- Account from a non-member that the Saints worked on the Temple, and that is against the ideals of Independence Day.
- Reprinted Story: "Another More" - Competing Nauvoo Prophet -- St. Louis Revile -- States that a 19 year old has stood and announced himself as a prophet, prophesied the destruction of Nauvoo, and encouraged the Saints to follow him to California. Includes a rebuttal from the Editor.
- Letter to the Editor: To the Nauvoo Public - Reports of Crime are Exaggerated -- M.B. Hobart -- Describ
es the recent crimes committed in Nauvoo as isolated acts from people posing as members of the church to take advantage of their trusting and prosperous society.
- Announcement: "Wanted by the Nauvoo House Association" -- George Miller -- Petitions the Saints to donate to the Nauvoo House Association.
- Announcement: Deserting Wife -- John Waterman -- John states that he will not be responsible for any of Emmaline's debts from this time forward.
- Announcement: Formation of the Botanie Association -- Jos. Younger -- Announces the formation of a botanical society to study and grow herbs and plants for the good of the Saints.

[source: http://boap.org/LDS/Nauvoo-Neighbor]