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For the Times and Seasons

Times and Seasons, vol. 3, pp. 598 to 599

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

Br. Robinson,

Dear sir-Knowing the anxiety of the brethren scattered abroad, to hear from the travelling [traveling] elders, and their success in preaching the gospel to this generation; we thought it would not be out of place, to give a short account of our labours [labors] this season. We left Nauvoo, the last of April, on a mission eastward, and travelled [traveled] through Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, preaching as opportunity offered, and waiting upon those who wished to obey, until we arrived at the north east part of the state of Ohio, where we spent near three months, preaching in

Portage, Cuyahoga, Medina and Lorain counties. The most of our time, however, was spent in Franklin, Portage county, where we baptized and organized a branch of eleven members, which we left rejoicing in the new and everlasting covenant. We arrived at the city of Nauvoo, on the twentieth of October, and found our friends and brethren generally enjoying good health, for which we felt to thank that God who had preserved us, and our families, in our absence. On looking over our journals, we find we have travelled [traveled] about eighteen hundred miles, have delivered seventy one discourses, baptized twenty or twenty one persons, ordained two priests and one teacher, hundreds have heard the gospel, some we left believing, and have reason to hope will yet obey the mandates of the Eternal Father. We are as ever, your fellow laborers in the gospel.

L. A. SHIRTLIFF,

H. S. ELDRIDGE.

TIMES AND SEASONS.

CITY OF NAUVOO,

MONDAY, NOV. 15, 1841

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ERRATA.-When imposing the form for our last number, an error occurred which was, inadvertantly [inadvertently], left uncorrected until the papers had all been worked off. It occurred in the head of the paper; instead of reading Nov. 15th, it should have read Nov. 1st.