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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13

PRoyIAoNs.-In the BACON market we have no
change OF consequence to report forthe week just
ended The receipts of N. G. cured have been
meagre, but we notice moderate supply of for
mer arrivals remaining in first hands and the de-
mand has been unusually light being confined to
small lots for retailing purposes. We ouote i'm
small parcels at 22612l3 cents for hog round, and
23M2t cents ~ II. for hams, but would renoark
lots. Western cured is in very good supply, and
slow of sale at 20121 cents tor shoulders, and %
0l233 cents ~ ID. sides.--LARD.-NoTth Caro-
lima Is scarce and in moderate request at 2324 cts;
Northern is in moderate supply, and dull at 22(02S
cents - tb.-PoRK.-NO change to note in
Northern. There is moderate supply on market
and sales have been made from store at quotations
in table.
SALr.-The demand continues to be principally
for small lots and We note moderate stock in
dealers hands. We quote Liverpool Ground at
81 550s2 60 from wharf and 81 750$3 F3 sack
from store, as in quality and Alum at 75BoO cts
u bushel
+. SHINGLEs.-No demand for shipment and the
market rules dull We quote small sales at 81 %
asa for common, and S40s5 % NJ. for contract
TMBER.-The demand for mill purposes con-
tinues to be limited, and in consequence the mar
ket rules dull there is however, very little COM
ing to market. We quote sales OF only six RATS at
Sc 5O6as7 for inferior, So for common, and SIT u
III. for shipping.
WooD.-Is in demand, and but little coming in.
We quote by the boat load at 50 25GS2 80 for ash,
50 50@s3 for pine, and So 25 y cord for oak.
FREIGHTs We have no change to report as re-
CARDS prices. Owing to the low stage of the water
courses there is very little country produce now
coming in by river, and there is only small guam
tity of naval stores offe ing shipment outside of
present engagements there is, however, some
enquiry for sailing vessels to take lumber frCiShts
for both coastwise and West India and South
American ports, and higher rates could be OBJ
tanned. We refer to our table for last rates paid
to cCastwise ports.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13
The Northern Radicals.

In Tuesdays meeting of the Northern
delegations to the Philadelphia Conven-
ton a number of violent speeches were
made. Fred. Douglas gave the following
as the only possible solution Of the social
question
The question comes at once, shall the pres
ence of this vast black population be made a
blessing to themselves and a blessing to us,
a blessing to the whole country, or a curse
to themselves curse to you, and curse to
the whole country ? Craftsmanship has
but one answer. Philanthropy has but one
answer, and it has given it from thousand
pulpits and thousand platforms to-day.
It is this, the thorough and complete in
corporation of the whole black element i'll
to the American body polite. Great ap-
plause.) Anything less than this will prove
an utter failure in my judgment.
Senator Chandler was the next speaker,
and proceeded, without loss of time, to
pour out his abuse ON the President and
MIR. Seward. We copy as follows
Senator Chandler said that there had been
a question discussed for thousands of years
by the theologians and dialecticiaDs and
men of learning, which had not been final
ly settled until the present moment. He
considered it to day as settled that there
was not man within the sound of his voice
who could not say to the theoiogians stop
YOUR writing" and to theorists, stop
your theorizing" 1t was the question CT
total depravity. Laugter and appla1se.)
Let any man look, said he, on the course OF
William Ell. Seward and Andrew johnson
for the last eighteen months, and say wheth-
er that theory can ever again be raised
Three groan. for both of them. Had I
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13
Medical Lectures.

RoBEsoN COUNTY, N. O., Sept. 8, 1866.
ON the 1st Monday in November, 1865,
~ expect to commence the.dehvery OF Series
OF Lectures on the different branches included IN
thorough course, and wll endeavor TO TRANSMIT
the ults I'll all extensive experience to the pupils
also expect to open Hospital Tor their benenC !;
also TO apply to the next General Assembly Tor II
CharCer TO elevate the STANDARD OF Lne Degrees
which expect to confer when thoroughly pre-
pared. intend also deInUnstrate IN the Dis
secting Room. Session will close the last Friday
10 February 1867 Lectures Will be delivered III
my Office until more suitable building Can be
completed, which will be done soon ss possible.
For further reference, address the subscriber at
Randallsville, Robeson county. .i nos
HELIQR MCLEAN, N, d.
Sept 18.z32-8t aI F''@4
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13
EXPORTS

aceek ending Sept. 1871, 1896.
COASTWISE.
To New York;, 0S4 bbls. spirits turpentinc
$50 do. crude turpentine; 1861 do. rosin 81 bales
cotton; do. sheeting IL empty bbls.; 1000 ju-
niper slaves bbls. wax &c tons old iron ;
pkgs. mdze
10 PHILADELPHIA al bbls. rosn So 900 feet
lumber 900 shingles 116 tons old iron.
To BALTIMoRE-304 bbls. spirits turpentine GO
do crude turpentine ,244 do rosn; % do. pitch;
bale cotton !; Dbl. copper ore 500 hides ; 4
bdls. sheep skins !; 5 pkgs mdze.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13
EXTENSIVE SALE

EAIENSINE SALE
MACHINERY, MATERIALS, TOOLS, &c.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT THE STATE MILITARY WORKS
GREENVlLLE, s. c.,
BEGINNING ON
WEDNESDAY, nth OCTOBER, 1866;
CONSISTING OF
Two Steam Engines, one rs and one 40
Il Horse Power,
Engine Lathes, Milling Machines. Vises.
Hand Lathes WoOdTurnng Lathes
Drilling Machines, Punching Machines
Anvils, GrindsIones,
Trip Hammers and Forges Steam Hammer
Smiths longs, Smiths Hammers Shaftiup
Screw Cutting Machines,
Wlre-Drawing Machines
Morticing Machines,
Bellows, Machine-Blowers Portable Benches
ALI descriptions Of Gun Machinery
Mood and Iron Planning Machines, q.
Leather Betting, Rubber Betting.
Flasks, Patterns, Drills Punches, Wrenches.
Several hundred gross Iron and Brass Wood
Three hundred dozen Files and Rasns
Twenty-Five hundred pounds Cast and Spring
Fourteen thousand ounds swedes and American
Iron,
Sheet Rubber,
Five hundred cords Pine Wood, Coke.
Brass and Iron Trimmings and Filings,
Fifty six pair Window Sashes,
Corn Mills, Hand Screws, Wa on Wheels.
Planes, Augers, Braces and Bits
Stoves and Pipes, Fire Brick,
And numberless other articles
Al THESE are III large numbers and quantities,
ana constitute stock OF Machinery, &c, such as
is seldom offered.
Catalogue of sixteen pages has been printed.
containing a general description OF the Stock
which may be had on application by mail to the
Secretary.
Terms Cash, a note at sixty days, with ap-
proved security, bearing interest, at option Of the
purchaser. -I.
For further information, apply to
G. J. ELFORD,
Secretary to Commissioners of State Works.
Greenyille, South Carolina.
Sept. 13-32-5t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13
School Books and Stationary
AT LOVES BOOK STORE

lTNEACHERS and all persons intero sted i'm
l. educational Books, respectfully solicited
to examine my stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL STATIONERY.
now being received. The selection has been made
with great care and contains nearly all the text
Books of our best schools.
The attention of merchants and business men
generally is also invited to my stock of OFFICE
STATIONERY, which have endeavored to make
very complete.
J. D. LOVE,
No. % Market st.
=, After October LIST, will remove to No. 8 North
Front St.
Sept. - 2G7-d6t. wet
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13
Notice..

yTNHE SUBSCRIBER having. at the August term,
i 1866 OF he ourt of Pleas and Quarter SEES
sions, for the County Of Sampson, qualified as ex-
ecutor of the last Will and testament OF NJ C.
Bount, dec ased hereby notifies all persons ha v
ing claims against the estate OF the said deceased
to present them to the und rsigned duly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed by law,
otherwise this notice will be pleaded in bar. of
their recovery. And all persons indie ted to said
estate requested to make payment to the
undersigned
J. B. CUMBERLAND, .Ex'r. :.
Wilmington. N. G., Aug. %. 1866. 284- 2wd4tw
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13
WASHINGTON. Sept. 10.

The Light house Boad will, on the Goth inst
re-establish the light at Cape Romain, coast OF
South Carolina. 1t will be revolving light, al
the height OF l54 feet, visable at distance of q
nautical miles.
The total receipts from customs, internal reve-
nue., &c, larger than at any previous time, and
notwithstanding the rapid reduction of the nation,
al debt, the balance in favor of the Government
are again rapidly accommodating at Ill points.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
50 1000 600
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13

SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Since our last report the
market has ruled quiet but steady, with sales
ranging from 81 to $50 cents y gallon for white,
packages owing in measure, however, to the
small quantity on market, and the light receipts,
the transactions have been restricted At the
time of closing our enquiries there is less dispo-
sition on the part of buyers to operate further
unless at a concession in price, and We therefore
quote the market as closing quiet at above fgues.
sales for the week as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13
DIED,

Very suddenly, in this place, yesterday, at the
residence OF richard Morris, Esq, DIR LILLING-
TON COKBIN, in the oath year of his age.
On the ;0th day of August, 1866, IRENE SUM-
NER, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas I.
Oats, aged ~ months.
= As bird to its sheltt ring nest
VIII IL the storm on the hill Is abroad
So her s>i hath flown from tiis world of unrest,
TO reIjoee on the bosom of God" sas. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13

REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MAR
kets for the week ending Thursday, Sept.
ID, 1866.
TURPENTINE.-During the week just ended the
market has 1uctuated somewhat as regards prices.
but at the close of enquiries there is better
enquiry from shippers and distillers, and the mar
ket closes firm at So SO for virgin and yellow dip
y $50 lbs. The arrivals continue meagre, and
confined mostly to small parcels, and tho sales
foot up only ,226 bbls., as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13
Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

l. E5- 1t should be understood that our quota
tons generally represent the wholesale price. In
filing small orders, higher rates have to be paid.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13

BY the Commissioners appointed by the
Legislature of South Carolina to Sell the
State Works.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13
MARRIED..

In this city, on the evening of the sth Instant,
at the residence Of Mr.. George Bappler, by the
Rev. r. E. Terry, Mr. j. H n. CORNEHLSEN, to
Miss h c.. S. YESTERDAYS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-13
Closing PrOceedings-A Slim Attendance
Report i'm Favor of Impartial Suffrage
Exciting Debate-Rich Scenes-Final Ad
jOurn ment, sc.


Report i'm Favor of Impartial Suffrage
Exciting Debate-Rich Scenes-Final ID
journ ment, sc.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. THE convention
of delegates from the unreconstructeC
States met at 10 o'clock. There were blu
few delegates from the Border States pres
ent, and not over one hundred in all, Will,
the audience numbered only about fou
hundred NJ: Speed, of Kentucky, was
in the chair, but soon took his departure
stating that important business required
him to leave for his home. Mr.. Bolts, O
Virginia. then took the chair.
Mr.. j. n. Clements, of Virginia, Offered
a resolution that the thanks Of the South
ern loyalists were due to Judge Underwood
for attempting to bring JEFF. Davis to jus
tice This resolution was subsequently
withdrawn.
Resolutions Oh variety of unimportan
subjects were offered and adopted.
ADDRESS OF THE DELEGATES OF THE NON
RECONSTRUCTED STATES.
Mr.. Yarmouth then read the address
prepared by the committee of the non-re
constructed States, taking strong grounds
in favor of impartial suffrage.
Several portions of the address were ap
plauded, and at one point groans for Presi
dent johnson were called for and given
The paragraph In reference to impartial
suffrage was cheered very enthusiastically
The following is the concluding portion
of the report. lasa
Fellow-countrymen-It is our duty to tel
you that nothing can be expected from the
disunion element in the interest of freedom
We are driven to make this declaration at
ter having exhausted every means to induce
these desperate men to do justice. We are
forced to the conclusion by that blind
and intolerant spirit which has abused the
magnanimity of the nation and returned
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04
VOLUME 80, NO. %.
BR vITIEs

The potier's motto-Be ware.
What length ought Iady's crinoline 70
De, A little above two feet.
II possible. live Peaeeably with all men
Il not, try.
Danger should be feared when distant.
and 6raved when present.
Why was Po-vr's Greek slave one Of the
most abused Of women? Because the artist
ehiseied Der out Of her clothes.
Where Is paper money first mentioned in
the Bible. When the dove brought the
green-baek TO Noah.
Az. bow duih you Ike my mastathe
Nth Laura?- Esped a dandy 70 merry
girl " Oh. very mecb-it looks Ike d 10
fuzz on the back Of a eaterPiiln--
A preacher in Western Massachusetts,
lately declared thar = 3, would be easier for
a cat to run up stove pipe With ,eassle
tied 70 - tail. than for a sinner 20 enter
heaven
A merry andrew. on being asked Why he
played the fool. replied: " For the sane
reason that you do-oat Of want. You DO
il ior The want Of vii. and DO It for the
want Of money"
have this afternoon been preaching to
a congregatien Of ssses. said a eoneeitcd
yosng Parsou. e Then that was the reason
you siways called them beloved brethren.-
replied a strong mia'led lady.
il ~ss a happy seniiu,ent Of some devout
writer. tiiai God carries his people only
wien they cannot walk. be plties our weak
ness. bat not our sioth.
\ Washington correspondent saws that
when the President. in his speech Of
wednesday evening. proPosndes the con-
undrum. 90 Mo made me your PRESIDENT
a uIcked strict oonstructionist in the crowd
responded - Booth
A citizen Of Se~ Hartford. tell. ihat the
hrst time b. attended church. be-. a Httle
four-Year cd. va seated in q pew Upon
his coming bone be was asked ~hat be aid
m church. VI ben be replied. '' vent into
cspboard. and took a seat on The shelf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

ahead and DO not be stopping tor often
that's whaf uses up the steam. ani prevent.
your making time. Dont be over sociabie
With alcn ihai loaf IN corner rroccries. and
lesociable sith your vic and children.
and you ~iu get ahead. You are a fr,t-
rate workman. Joe and there i no reason
WY you should not lay up tso hundred a
year.
Well 90 make long story short he fol-
lowed my advicc never saw a fellow
witch 81 the wrong track ani on O. the
righi one 50 suddenly. Thar va Ies me
see--sevca wears ago; AMI now D. Own.
over four thousand dollars worth q stock
in the company and the dividends and in-
crease q -ock together amount % thirty
four per cent.
when ! returned not long AGO. from the
Illinois Ceutrai. ~ course I canea A. ~.
shop Joe hailed me. and squeczcd my
band terribly. and thanked me with tear
in his eyes. for starting BIN on the round
hiu track. a. Dc always calls n. lie 4.
great avorite in the shop. D. was offered
iorcmanship. bat b. refused it SAYING he
should make more money Il they would get
better foreman than De- could Sc Do, D.
likes noE and then % boss iob. and Is Of
ten sent on out door Jobs.
Bat what makes Joe most happy is % De
so on piece of work that reqaircs Gr.t-
rate skill; and really BE- doe. it vel. not
hccaus~ hc has much natural capacity. hst
b~caasc be 3. thoroughly hitLfai and work.
wIth a wil. Joe vo1id have me- % take a
sunday dinner Nth Lin. IIc al~ays goes
o. church wiih his wife and children. but
90 bad good hot diuncr. though later than
ussal Joc's safe could not have treated
mc better % hal been a minister OF the
go-pel- She seemed Co be- perfectly happy
and her cL.iireu. t~o girl. and a bov. are
a. Intelligent anl well behaved NJ vouT
Ind yoa would never suspect that they
wcrc the children of working mechanic.
h yoa sa~ ihem IN the house ofa nan IN
average socisiy.
Now % o. easier Co icu a man how % 20
ahead than 70 60 ahead yourself. Therr -
DOE li'ing IN real comfort. With al be- wants.
and lis viie and children want: and II be
dies or 5ccomes too iufrm % work. tbcv
vii have something 90 i've on. Ani here
am ]. scroting about. and 81 w. CT smash
81 up before sc 90 O. ibc eni Of this iTip.
and iose nay hands shah BE- a becgar.
u ] hal doac as / advised han 90 90.
should Hos have been worth four times A.
u'ach a. be. NO~ What can legislation DO
for such a chap a. / -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

l-ro fmE lSESoUv. Ono offto sfrong-
est conceptions vhich can b. formed con-
Ceru.ar t.e irnoran-e. anI bsrbarous con.
iIuon of a people. i. rtat they knsu not ,be
use ol Co.,. The in.a5ifarts of the Marian
Islands. uhirh uerc discovered in iszf.
hsi no idea ri fre. ard their asfor.t-ar-t
ari terror we're great when iLcy fr.t .av
,t on ihs descent ofMagellan on ore ofthsir
ISLANDS. AZ frsi they believed .t 90 be- q
kIri ofarimai. that fsef ifs-Hto. and fed
uron vooi After sore 81 them we're
hrruei dy f. the uhoie ti5e rere terrified.
They uere afraid of being b.t ard sounied
~ tle ifeadial animal TIE inhabitants
oi the Philippe ard Carary lslanis ucre
Formerly a. ignorant a. those 81 the Marian
Islands. % s also related that in sons
parts Of Alri-a az the present day. tbe sane
iEnorancc exists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

IuE WAY ruEy M,NaGr Nrusrarrrs
fN PEr-.i, Count Bisnark. tle prg..ian
Prime Minister. is a. excellent hand AZ .sf.-
pressing ncEspapcr-. A exchange savs:
90 The vigor ~ the Censorship offhe press in
some Earorta1 countries is curiously man
tcsted ia Che editorials printed. A Ger
man paper called tbo Dorf Zciiaur. pub
h-hed 90 lililur. hauseu. a thriving town
in >aSe-Meiningen. recently appeared ui,b
leading article consisting of tro verses Of
tbe Bible. and nothing more The verses
Ar % be iound ID Micah. vi. and 9. and
are NJ follows That tbey nav DO evil
E'th both hands earnestly. the prince asketb
asid fhe judge askcth ior reward and the
great nan ut'ercfh his mischievous desire
so they wrap % 1p. The best Of tbeu q. a.
a hrIar fle most upright BE- sharper tban
thorn- hedge the day of thy -a,ohuaan and
fhy vi-iatioh corneih .,ou shafl ls t'.eir ner.
p.eNHy TIE editor. aptness a. qoo,iar
Scripture earned a.m an Immediate uarsi.r
from le aathorii.e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

4 CWNr-E NraI,vAric CrEosrrr. ID.
} Lake. Esq. of this cay. has secured
from Eey. Jusius Dooiittlc. for Co. cniy year.
a Ni.'iouary m China. a complete 81 of
Chinese cash. dating from 2t5 D.. T.. down
% ibc present dynasty. TIE earlier spoci.
mers. before che time of Christ. are ol
most unoosth shapes. some rcsembling ara
Eor. others Padiock. although the Common
sapc is eircular viih ibc customary square
hoic in the centre ior convenience in string
ing. d. sizc. tLey vary irou, three inches
in diameter. and BALI tn ineh in ibioknoss
. l.n namIsua'ie mcasarcment. ere 4sJ %
CONS oi the ere oi tbe nickel cent.
ACCOMPANY .ng the collection are feu
sampies 81 oH Chinese legal icndefs. Eve
fHcuf.es and -reenbacks. wLioh '1 the ~
uortui eJe n. lli seem fhc Hrarprrs OF tea
chests. So Lake has purchassi ttc entire
collection. ard viii probably d,post it in
CO. Lake Forest Un.ter.rv
lClicag9 Tribane.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

NaIioNAL fDcULAmTIEs. Ia has been
saii that an Irishman is a. peace only when
b. - IN a quarrel; a Scotcbn1an is al home
only When be- is abroad an Englishanan IS
content only when finding nut with some
thing or somebody; and let us add. that a
ouss. biusieriug. impetuous American b. at
the heighf Of felicity only while be d. in all
these ismultaoos conditions a. the sane
time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

Gov. johnson said 70 the colared peo-
pie. " Humble and unworthy a. am. if no
better can BE- found. viii indeed be your
Moses It i THE opinion % the oolored
people that a better can Be found. ".
johnson is stiil the Moses. nevertheless.
bat BE- has. a. Nasty says. changed bis Is-
Taeliies. and Il j. not expected that be will
long continue in the Moses bosincss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

An English paper Saws thc trichina can
MT 1--we a. the Temperature Of boiling water.
90 that thorough cooking. BY boiling. Of in.
ieeied pork, is al that IS required % render
q harmless. This reminds the Hartford
Pres u The old iadr's advice: 'Alwuz eat
yonr chesfnu's billed ny son BIef worms
don't never hurt nobody
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

EsErH LAIEE~. A tribe a. ihe mouth
90 iLc Amazon. say two recent travellers
whose seracity. We are told. can be rclied
upon. content themselves. or. a. l-ast. trv
to to so. with a faftv. ferrurtn1us earth.
oi rl.ch they cat abo1t 4 pr-rI and a half
a Jas. Nor b. this Gle only place where
tAis earth can De- obtained. nor j. Is use
confined to those ~bo are dnablc o. obtain
anything better. ln Bolivia. for instance.
in earth q aha. kind b. .oli in fhe public
market. an analysis of whirh Yields the fol-
losing results. Every variety of these
earihs is almost entirely composed of fresh
Wafer iniusorcs, or microscopic shells.
Their nairiiisc properties. therefore. are
d.lbt.rss osir- OBJ fhc retention of animal
substances by these shells. which thas con-
sr.;uie species of snte.iilas .tn sustcuance.
u b. uot only. however. in tbe south that
iais Aind oi nutrincnt is made use Of. in a
country where warmth is of the fr,t 1erc.-
sfy. namely. Lap.ani. tic .nLabifant. make
a-e oi a vLito mineral earth in the absence
oi cereals. Tbs dust i. composed az n.re-
tctn -Pecies of Iuiusorcs analogous to those
iauud In the rcighborhood of Berlin In
testing tbs skeleton dust. uLicb is found
in considcrabic quantities in sweden and
finiaud a. eel a. in Lapiani. lefzius die
covered that DO oontaincd a large proportion
ID animal natter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

Al EYr rD Br-rvrss Rev p p
frr,hili says fhat vhiie in Palestine he
n.f. on thebanks of the Jorlsn. tuo En-
s.'h c.ergymen Sling al assortment ofcars
al bottles uiih eater from fte river. Tie
~a'er Ea' interdei ior tie baptism a
Children. on theIr retarn bone arI one re-
marked ihat ti, volt ray the expenses OF
De tour o. ihe Holy fsnl--ss hc ~oaiI roc
'apt.ze a cl.li v.th t for ir.s 'ban g.
rofet