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	the truth of our mission, or concerning the doctrines which we preach; we would, therefore, call upon all those who are sincere searchers after truth, to act according to the apostles' advice-"Prove all things-hold fast that which is good." And the Savior says, "With what judgment we judge, we shall also be judged-and with what measure we mete, it shall be measured to us again."		the truth of our mission, or concerning the doctrines which we preach; we would, therefore, call upon all those who are sincere searchers after truth, to act according to the apostles' advice-"Prove all things-hold fast that which is good." And the Savior says, "With what judgment we judge, we shall also be judged-and with what measure we mete, it shall be measured to us again."

	====Election and Reprobation.====		===Election and Reprobation.===

	Concluded.		Concluded.
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	Willard Richards.		Willard Richards.

	====Steam Boat Explosion.====		===Steam Boat Explosion.===

	The Steamboat Louisiana, bound from New Orleans to St. Louis, exploded one of her boilers, by which 18 or 20 persons were killed, and several scalded.		The Steamboat Louisiana, bound from New Orleans to St. Louis, exploded one of her boilers, by which 18 or 20 persons were killed, and several scalded.
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	We wish it distinctly understood by all, that no order will be accepted unless accompanied by the money, only at our option. Our Agents and the travelling [traveling] Elders, when they wish to order the papers, would do well to take the money for their subscription to a Post Master in their vicinity, and have him enclose it and forward the letter, which would save them the postage, and the letter would be far more likely to reach its destination than otherwise.		We wish it distinctly understood by all, that no order will be accepted unless accompanied by the money, only at our option. Our Agents and the travelling [traveling] Elders, when they wish to order the papers, would do well to take the money for their subscription to a Post Master in their vicinity, and have him enclose it and forward the letter, which would save them the postage, and the letter would be far more likely to reach its destination than otherwise.

	====The Church and its Prospects====		===The Church and its Prospects===

	Many of our friends and correspondents living at a distance, are anxiously enquiring [inquiring] to		Many of our friends and correspondents living at a distance, are anxiously enquiring [inquiring] to
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	Happiness and joy seems to be depicted upon the countenance of all we meet; peace and prosperity is the happy lot of the saints in this place, for the present, at least.		Happiness and joy seems to be depicted upon the countenance of all we meet; peace and prosperity is the happy lot of the saints in this place, for the present, at least.

	====Conference Notice====		===Conference Notice===

	The second semi annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, for 1841, will commence in this place, on Friday, the first day of October next. We give special notice of this, so that our friends may not be deceived and come on the 6th, as was the case last fall.		The second semi annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, for 1841, will commence in this place, on Friday, the first day of October next. We give special notice of this, so that our friends may not be deceived and come on the 6th, as was the case last fall.
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	-> As the fall conference is just at hand, our subscribers will be so kind as to remember that we take in exchange for our paper all kinds of country produce; such as potatoes, apples, flour, meal, pork, lard, butter, cheese, and honey; therefore those who wish to renew their subscription for the 3rd vol. will please come prepared. A word to the wise is sufficient.		-> As the fall conference is just at hand, our subscribers will be so kind as to remember that we take in exchange for our paper all kinds of country produce; such as potatoes, apples, flour, meal, pork, lard, butter, cheese, and honey; therefore those who wish to renew their subscription for the 3rd vol. will please come prepared. A word to the wise is sufficient.

	====Communications.====		===Communications.===

	London, May 26, 1841.		London, May 26, 1841.
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	[For the Times and Seasons.]		[For the Times and Seasons.]

	====The Church.====		===The Church.===

	Br. Robinson:-		Br. Robinson:-
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	L. O. Littlefield.		L. O. Littlefield.

	====Conference Minutes.====		===Conference Minutes.===

	Minutes of a conference held in Zarahemla, Iowa, August A. D. 1841.		Minutes of a conference held in Zarahemla, Iowa, August A. D. 1841.
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	Met pursuant to adjournment, and opened by singing and prayer.		Met pursuant to adjournment, and opened by singing and prayer.

	====Representation of Churches.====		===Representation of Churches.===

	The Prest. and Counsellors [Counselors] of the Church in Iowa were represented as being in good standing-the chairman represented the High Council in good standing. The Bishop and Counsellors [Counselors] were represented in good standing, the Bishop represented the Lesser Priesthood containing 9 priests, 13 teachers, and 4 deacons, nearly all in good standing.-Elder Zabriskie represented the quorum of elders containing 20 members generally in good standing, Elder W. Snow represented the church at Zarahemla consisting of 326 members generally in good standing. Br. Forrister represented the branch at Siloam consisting of 67 members all but one in good standing; Bishop Smith represented the church at Nashville about 80 members generally in good standing. Geo. W. Gee represented the church at Ambrosia consisting of 109 members generally in good standing.-Bishop Smith represented the branch at the Mecham settlement consisting of about		The Prest. and Counsellors [Counselors] of the Church in Iowa were represented as being in good standing-the chairman represented the High Council in good standing. The Bishop and Counsellors [Counselors] were represented in good standing, the Bishop represented the Lesser Priesthood containing 9 priests, 13 teachers, and 4 deacons, nearly all in good standing.-Elder Zabriskie represented the quorum of elders containing 20 members generally in good standing, Elder W. Snow represented the church at Zarahemla consisting of 326 members generally in good standing. Br. Forrister represented the branch at Siloam consisting of 67 members all but one in good standing; Bishop Smith represented the church at Nashville about 80 members generally in good standing. Geo. W. Gee represented the church at Ambrosia consisting of 109 members generally in good standing.-Bishop Smith represented the branch at the Mecham settlement consisting of about
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	From the Syracuse (N. Y.) Journal.		From the Syracuse (N. Y.) Journal.

	====Fire, Explosion of Gunpowder, and Loss of Life!====		===Fire, Explosion of Gunpowder, and Loss of Life!===

	Our village was visited last night with one of the most dreadful scenes which the annals of our State can reveal. About half past 9 o'clock the alarm of fire was given, which proved to be in the carpenter's shop of E. T. Hayden or C. Goings, on the Otsego Canal. Our citizens repaired to the spot, together with our three engine companies. In the course of perhaps half an hour an explosion of gunpowder took place, which most melancholy to relate, sent instantaneously		Our village was visited last night with one of the most dreadful scenes which the annals of our State can reveal. About half past 9 o'clock the alarm of fire was given, which proved to be in the carpenter's shop of E. T. Hayden or C. Goings, on the Otsego Canal. Our citizens repaired to the spot, together with our three engine companies. In the course of perhaps half an hour an explosion of gunpowder took place, which most melancholy to relate, sent instantaneously
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	From the St Louis Atlas.		From the St Louis Atlas.

	====Remarkable Phenomenon.====		===Remarkable Phenomenon.===

	The Nashville Banner states that "a shower of animal matter, like flesh and blood, had fallen in Wilson county, Tennessee. Gentlemen of high character state that the space covered by this extra ordinary shower, is half a mile in length, and about seventy-five yards in width."		The Nashville Banner states that "a shower of animal matter, like flesh and blood, had fallen in Wilson county, Tennessee. Gentlemen of high character state that the space covered by this extra ordinary shower, is half a mile in length, and about seventy-five yards in width."
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	"The regular manner it exhibited on some green Tobacco leaves, leaves very little or no doubt of its having fallen like a shower of rain, and it is stated on the authority of some negroes only, to have fallen from a small red cloud, no other clouds visible in the heavens at the time. It took place on Friday last between 11 and 12 o'clock, about five miles N. E. of Lebanon. I have sent what I think to be a drop of blood, the other particles composed of muscle and fat, although the proportions of the shower appeared to be a much larger quantity of blood than of other properties.		"The regular manner it exhibited on some green Tobacco leaves, leaves very little or no doubt of its having fallen like a shower of rain, and it is stated on the authority of some negroes only, to have fallen from a small red cloud, no other clouds visible in the heavens at the time. It took place on Friday last between 11 and 12 o'clock, about five miles N. E. of Lebanon. I have sent what I think to be a drop of blood, the other particles composed of muscle and fat, although the proportions of the shower appeared to be a much larger quantity of blood than of other properties.

	====Poetry.====		===Poetry.===

	For the Times and Seasons		For the Times and Seasons
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	Like golden medals, in the heart.		Like golden medals, in the heart.

	====Obituary.====		===Obituary.===

	Died-In Kirtland Lake co. Ohio, on the 23rd ult. Elder Oliver Granger aged 49 years.		Died-In Kirtland Lake co. Ohio, on the 23rd ult. Elder Oliver Granger aged 49 years.
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	August 2, 1841. nol9-tf.		August 2, 1841. nol9-tf.

	====Nauvoo Statement.====		===Nauvoo Statement.===

	The subscriber would respectfully announce to the citizens of this county, and vicinity, that he has just received and will keep constantly on hand, a general assortment of STATIONARY-		The subscriber would respectfully announce to the citizens of this county, and vicinity, that he has just received and will keep constantly on hand, a general assortment of STATIONARY-

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