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	====Celebration of the aniversary of the church-Military parade-Prest. Rigdon's address-Laying the corner stones of the Temple.====		===Celebration of the aniversary of the church-Military parade-Prest. Rigdon's address-Laying the corner stones of the Temple.===

	We should do violence to our feelings, were we to pass by, without comment, the interesting scenes that passed before us during the past week. It being the season for the constituted authorities in the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, to assemble for the purpose of deliberation and action upon the important concerns of the Redeemer's kingdom; to hail and welcome their co-workers in the vineyard; and to instruct and be instructed in things pertaining to their temporal and spiritual salvation; as might be expected, the Saints flocked in from the several stakes, branches, and the surrounding country in multitudes, to witness the interesting operations that were to transpire during the Conference. At an early hour, on the 6th inst. the several companies constituting the Nauvoo Legion, with two volunteer companies from Iowa T. making sixteen companies in all, assembled at their several places of rendezvous, and were conducted in due order to the ground assigned for general review. The appearance, order, and movements of the Legion, were chaste, grand and impressing; and reflect great credit upon the taste, skill, and tact of the men comprising said Legion, especially the chief officer of the day, Maj. General Bennett. We doubt whether the like can be presented in any city in the western country.		We should do violence to our feelings, were we to pass by, without comment, the interesting scenes that passed before us during the past week. It being the season for the constituted authorities in the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, to assemble for the purpose of deliberation and action upon the important concerns of the Redeemer's kingdom; to hail and welcome their co-workers in the vineyard; and to instruct and be instructed in things pertaining to their temporal and spiritual salvation; as might be expected, the Saints flocked in from the several stakes, branches, and the surrounding country in multitudes, to witness the interesting operations that were to transpire during the Conference. At an early hour, on the 6th inst. the several companies constituting the Nauvoo Legion, with two volunteer companies from Iowa T. making sixteen companies in all, assembled at their several places of rendezvous, and were conducted in due order to the ground assigned for general review. The appearance, order, and movements of the Legion, were chaste, grand and impressing; and reflect great credit upon the taste, skill, and tact of the men comprising said Legion, especially the chief officer of the day, Maj. General Bennett. We doubt whether the like can be presented in any city in the western country.
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	In conclusion we will say, we never witnessed a more imposing spectacle than was presented on this occasion, and during the session of conference. Such an almost countless multitude of people, moving in harmony, in friendship, in dignity, told with a voice not easily misunderstood, that they were a people of intelligence and virtue, and order; in short, that they were saints; and that the God of love, purity, and light was their God, their exemplar, and director; and that they were blessed and happy.		In conclusion we will say, we never witnessed a more imposing spectacle than was presented on this occasion, and during the session of conference. Such an almost countless multitude of people, moving in harmony, in friendship, in dignity, told with a voice not easily misunderstood, that they were a people of intelligence and virtue, and order; in short, that they were saints; and that the God of love, purity, and light was their God, their exemplar, and director; and that they were blessed and happy.

	====RISE OF THE CHURCH.====		===RISE OF THE CHURCH.===

	[Continued from page 364.]		[Continued from page 364.]
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	Hon. R. M. Young, J. T. Stewart, J. M. Robinson, A. C. Dodge will please accept our thanks for various public documents.-Ed.		Hon. R. M. Young, J. T. Stewart, J. M. Robinson, A. C. Dodge will please accept our thanks for various public documents.-Ed.

	====COMMUNICATIONS====		===COMMUNICATIONS===

	Laying the corner stone of the Temple. General Conference.		Laying the corner stone of the Temple. General Conference.
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	After the presentation of the flag, Lieut. General Smith, accompanied by his suit, reviewed the Legion, which bresented [presented] a very imposing appearance, the different officers salating [saluting] as he passed. Lieut. General Smith then took his former stand and the whole Legion by companies passed before him in review.		After the presentation of the flag, Lieut. General Smith, accompanied by his suit, reviewed the Legion, which bresented [presented] a very imposing appearance, the different officers salating [saluting] as he passed. Lieut. General Smith then took his former stand and the whole Legion by companies passed before him in review.

	====THE PROCESSION.====		===THE PROCESSION.===

	Immediately after the review, Gen. Bennett organized the procession, to march to the foundation of the Temple, in the following order; to wit:		Immediately after the review, Gen. Bennett organized the procession, to march to the foundation of the Temple, in the following order; to wit:
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	THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1841.		THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1841.

	====MISCELLANEOUS.====		===MISCELLANEOUS.===

	+ We have on our table a very neat little Poem, styled "Time and Change," written by Miss Eliza R. Snow, and printed by E. Robinson of this city. Sister Snow is well known to most of our readers as having contributed liberally to our columns, and we take great pleasure in commending the Poem before us to the notice of the Saints and the public, we doubt not they will be, as we have been, highly gratified in its perusal. It is the production of a well cultivated, chaste, and pious mind. Let the young commit it to memory, and thus transmit it as a useful and pleasing lesson to future time.		+ We have on our table a very neat little Poem, styled "Time and Change," written by Miss Eliza R. Snow, and printed by E. Robinson of this city. Sister Snow is well known to most of our readers as having contributed liberally to our columns, and we take great pleasure in commending the Poem before us to the notice of the Saints and the public, we doubt not they will be, as we have been, highly gratified in its perusal. It is the production of a well cultivated, chaste, and pious mind. Let the young commit it to memory, and thus transmit it as a useful and pleasing lesson to future time.
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	Dreadful shipwreck.-One of the most appalling disasters at sea ever recorded, occured [occurred] in the Irish Channel on the night of the 16th Feb. The New York Ship Gov. Fenner sailed from Liverpool at noon on that day, with one hundred and twenty four persons on board, mostly Irish emigrants, and when off Holyhead, at two hours past midnight she came in collision with the Dublin Steamer, Nottingham, which was on its way from Dublin to Liverpool, and the Gov. Fenner sunk immediately, only the master and mate escaping.		Dreadful shipwreck.-One of the most appalling disasters at sea ever recorded, occured [occurred] in the Irish Channel on the night of the 16th Feb. The New York Ship Gov. Fenner sailed from Liverpool at noon on that day, with one hundred and twenty four persons on board, mostly Irish emigrants, and when off Holyhead, at two hours past midnight she came in collision with the Dublin Steamer, Nottingham, which was on its way from Dublin to Liverpool, and the Gov. Fenner sunk immediately, only the master and mate escaping.

	====REPORT OF THE FIRST PRESIDENCY.====		===REPORT OF THE FIRST PRESIDENCY.===

	The Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, feel great pleasure in assembling with the Saints at another general conference, under circumstances so auspicious and cheering; and with grateful hearts to Almighty God for his providential regard, they cordially unite with the Saints, on this occasion, in ascribing honor, and glory and blessing to his holy name.		The Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, feel great pleasure in assembling with the Saints at another general conference, under circumstances so auspicious and cheering; and with grateful hearts to Almighty God for his providential regard, they cordially unite with the Saints, on this occasion, in ascribing honor, and glory and blessing to his holy name.
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	R. B. THOMPSON Clerk.		R. B. THOMPSON Clerk.

	====HYMENEAL====		===HYMENEAL===

	Married, In Lee county I. T. on Sunday April 4th, by Elder Jas. H. Rollins,		Married, In Lee county I. T. on Sunday April 4th, by Elder Jas. H. Rollins,
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	In Vanburen Township, Marshall Co. Ia. March 21st by Elder Franklin D. Richards, Mr. Wm. H. Bishop of Laporte, to Miss Eliza Pratt of the former place.		In Vanburen Township, Marshall Co. Ia. March 21st by Elder Franklin D. Richards, Mr. Wm. H. Bishop of Laporte, to Miss Eliza Pratt of the former place.

	====OBITUARY.====		===OBITUARY.===

	Died,-Jan. 2nd in Laporte, Ia. Jas. Whittry, aged 40 years.		Died,-Jan. 2nd in Laporte, Ia. Jas. Whittry, aged 40 years.
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	Dec; 16th Joseph Jarvis, aged 49 years. They were both from Canada, on their way to the place appointed for the gathering of the saints, and have left their bereaved families as pilgrims in a strange land. May the widow's God be their God, and the orphan's Father their Protector!		Dec; 16th Joseph Jarvis, aged 49 years. They were both from Canada, on their way to the place appointed for the gathering of the saints, and have left their bereaved families as pilgrims in a strange land. May the widow's God be their God, and the orphan's Father their Protector!

	====POETRY.====		===POETRY.===

	For the Times & Seasons.		For the Times & Seasons.

	====PROSPERITY OF ZION.====		===PROSPERITY OF ZION.===

	BY G. HILLS.		BY G. HILLS.
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	* Manhatan [Manhattan] Bank, O. not good.		* Manhatan [Manhattan] Bank, O. not good.

	====LIST OF AGENTS FOR THE TIMES & SEASONS.====		===LIST OF AGENTS FOR THE TIMES & SEASONS.===

	ILLINOIS. City of Springfield, I. H. Bishop.		ILLINOIS. City of Springfield, I. H. Bishop.

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	====Celebration of the aniversary ~~[anniversary]~~ of the church-Military parade-Prest. Rigdon's address-Laying the corner stones of the Temple.====		====Celebration of the aniversary of the church-Military parade-Prest. Rigdon's address-Laying the corner stones of the Temple.====

	We should do violence to our feelings, were we to pass by, without comment, the interesting scenes that passed before us during the past week. It being the season for the constituted authorities in the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, to assemble for the purpose of deliberation and action upon the important concerns of the Redeemer's kingdom; to hail and welcome their co-workers in the vineyard; and to instruct and be instructed in things pertaining to their temporal and spiritual salvation; as might be expected, the Saints flocked in from the several stakes, branches, and the surrounding country in multitudes, to witness the interesting operations that were to transpire during the Conference. At an early hour, on the 6th inst. the several companies constituting the Nauvoo Legion, with two volunteer companies from Iowa T. making sixteen companies in all, assembled at their several places of rendezvous, and were conducted in due order to the ground assigned for general review. The appearance, order, and movements of the Legion, were chaste, grand and impressing; and reflect great credit upon the taste, skill, and tact of the men comprising said Legion, especially the chief officer of the day, Maj. General Bennett. We doubt whether the like can be presented in any city in the western country.		We should do violence to our feelings, were we to pass by, without comment, the interesting scenes that passed before us during the past week. It being the season for the constituted authorities in the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, to assemble for the purpose of deliberation and action upon the important concerns of the Redeemer's kingdom; to hail and welcome their co-workers in the vineyard; and to instruct and be instructed in things pertaining to their temporal and spiritual salvation; as might be expected, the Saints flocked in from the several stakes, branches, and the surrounding country in multitudes, to witness the interesting operations that were to transpire during the Conference. At an early hour, on the 6th inst. the several companies constituting the Nauvoo Legion, with two volunteer companies from Iowa T. making sixteen companies in all, assembled at their several places of rendezvous, and were conducted in due order to the ground assigned for general review. The appearance, order, and movements of the Legion, were chaste, grand and impressing; and reflect great credit upon the taste, skill, and tact of the men comprising said Legion, especially the chief officer of the day, Maj. General Bennett. We doubt whether the like can be presented in any city in the western country.

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| colspan="3" style="font-size:150%" | TIMES AND SEASONS
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| Volume 2. No. 12.]
| CITY OF NAUVOO, ILLINOIS, APRIL 15, 1841.
| [Whole No. 24.
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|TIMES AND SEASONS,
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| D. C. SMITH, EDITOR.
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| THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1841.
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