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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1866-10-24

Richmond Eclectic Magazine. The
Editors and proprietors of this forthcoming
monthly, have found it impracticable to secure
the issue of the first number before the End
week in November, at which time it may be
certainly expected, and upon the first of each
month thereafter.
Advertisements this periodical will have
an extensive circulation in all the Southern
States and elsewhere, it will present an excel
lent medium for advertisements. They are
hereby respectfully solicited
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Synod of MissOuri-This body has met,

Synod of Missouri body has met,
and division has been effected there, as well
as in Kentucky From such information as
has reached US at this date, the proportion OPP
posed to the action of their Assembly is even
greater than in Kentucky, where it is much
larger than we had anticipated. In both of
these Synods they declare their purpose to as
sert their claim to be the true Synods in con-
uection with their Church, They mean, there
fore, to remain and contend for their rights,
and if excluded, the responsibility of schism
shall be upon others, not upon them We will
give particulars next week
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For THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
Members of Synod.

PETERSBURG, Oct 22d, 1866
Our churches will expect the pleasure of en-
tertaining the members of Synod on their pas
sage through Petersburg Those who do not
find Committee waiting at the Depot where
they arrive, viii please report at the Counting
house of Messrs. McIlwaine & Co., Sycamore
Street JOHN MILLER,
f. H. RUTHERFORD.
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General Assem- bIy.-SOme respec

General Assem- bly.-Some respected
brethren have expressed wish to have the
place of meeting changed from Memphis, on
account of the cholera. But at so late date
as this such a step would hardly be practicable,
if it were necessary The information, how
ever, which we receive concerning the cholera
there, is such that we do not think the attend
ance of any one should be prevented. The
dry, cool weather of the next four weeks will
probably scatter the disease altogether.
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CENTRAL PRESBY TERIAN.

the Presbyterial fund will please forward their
respective assessments at once to +. x. Wit
mer, Esq, Treasurer of Presbytery, Alexan-
dria, Va. There are, Leesburg church, So;
Bethesda, (Culpeper c. H. $40; Rockville
and Bethesda, $40.
JOHN W. PUGH, Stated Clerk
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A Word to Our Subscribers.-We greatly
need the payments now due-on the part of
many for the present year, of others for two
years. Earnestly requests those who do not
send their dues by members to the Synod, to
transmit to us by Mail.
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Meeting of the SYNOD of Virginia

Meeting of the Synod of Virginia.
full meeting is always to be wished for-how
much more in times like these. Brethren need
to see each other face to face; to hold blessed
communion, heart with heart; to stir up one
another putting them in remembrance 1t
will be a good thing to find great company
of disciples at Norfolk.
Some, We perceive, have serious apprehen-
siOns in regard to cholera, and perhaps a word
on this subject viii not be out Of place. The
disease is indeed still lingering about Oureities,
but it has at no time created alarm, and is evil
IDENTITY passing away, and with the cool weather
at hand may be expected to disappear before
two weeks. Those engaged in secular pur-
suits do not hesitate moment to 90 freely
every where why should those appointed to
attend to the interests of Christ's Church be-
come mtiBGdated? We do not think that,
with common prudence, there is any consider
able danger.
The various lines of travel viii all give a re.
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Circular of the Hollywood Memorial
Bazaar Association.

The Ladies of the HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION propose holding a BAZAAR in
Richmond, Va, in February next, for the pur
pose of raising funds to enable them to carry
out their plans in care Of the Confederate
Dead. 1t is their wish that each OF the late
Confederate States, with Maryland, should be
represented in this BAZAAR, as the Association
is interested equally in all the deceased Sol
diers of the South, from whatever State -
may have come. Tho
weed.
An Agent ..
each State, who will notify Ia paDlo l..
State of their readiness TO receive contributions
of money, or Of articles that may be disposed
of at the BAZAAR.
1t is hoped that in this undertaking, which
appeals SO touchingly to the Ladies of the
South. and those who sympathize with them,
there will be manifested becoming enthusi,
asm, and that the BAZAAR will illustrate how
nobly these States can emulate each other in
love and good works on this occasion of so
much interest to all.
The following named Ladies have been APP
pointed officers and an Executive Committee
All money and articles of value from Vir-
ginia should be transmitted to them contri-
buttons from other States should be reported
to the State Agents for their direction.
An efficient committee of gentlemen will act
in concert with the ladies in the careful man
agement of the funds.
President MRs. LEWIS N. WEBB.
Wee Presidents. -AIRs. L. ID. CRENsHAw,
Mrs. JAMES LYONS, Mrs. ROBERT OULD.
Treasurer. Mas. G. GENNET.
.Secretd,y-MRs WILLIAM BRowN
Executive Committee-Mrs DIR. G. G.. Bar
ney, Mrs. Jefferson Archer, Mrs. Lucy Walker,
Mrs. VIM. Bell, Mrs. w. NJ. Elliott, Mrs. +.
F. Semmes, Miss r. Myers, Miss Isabella
Webb, Mrs Wellington Goddin, Mrs. Thomas
Fl. Ellis, Mrs T. W. boswell, Mrs Dr. Hig-
ginbotham, Mrs Alfred Harris, Mrs. Benja-
min Smith, Mrs r. A. Mayo, Miss Mary
Sherrard, Miss Lizzie Nicholas, Mrs. Mamie
Bruce, Mrs. T. Brockenbrough, Mrs Chas.
McGruder, Mrs j. b. McNIurdo, Mrs. John
Purcell, Mrs VIM. jenkins, Mrs. J. S. Well
ford, Mrs. Thomas III. Wynne, Miss Jennie
Richie, Miss A. f. Pellet.
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To the Stated Clerks of the Presbyteries
Composing the Synod of Virginia.

1t is requested that the Stated Clerks shall
forward to me at their earliest convenience a
Roll of the Ministers and Churches of their
several Presbyteries, that may be enabled to
prepare a complete Roll of the Synod to be
ready at its organization. Delay and embar
rassment are often occasiOned by the want of
such a Roll
Address FRANCIS MCFARLAND,
Stated Clerk of Synod,
Mint Spring, Augusta county, Va.
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turn ticket free The fare from Richmond to
Norfolk by the steamer is $3.50. 1t leaves
Richmond every day at 6 o'clock, a. NJ.
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Theological Education The articles on
this subject are read with much interest, and
as might be anticipated, with decided dissent
by some at least, from certain views presented
" Moderator viii appear next week in reply
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gelieions autelligente.
FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES.

Rev. James p. Smith was ordained and in
stalled pastor of the church Of Big Lick,
Roanoke county Virginia, on Saturday, Oct.
18th, by the Presbytery of Montgomery.
, 1866-11-15
SINGULAR SUlClDE.
A Woman Run Over and Killed By a
Railroad EnCtne-PctN1stcnt Search
for Death.

ycsr singular case Of suicide occurred on
Tuesday cvcLtns on the track OF tho Chicago,
Burlington Quincy Railroad. An unknown
woman, concerning whose name or history no H.
formation can be cleaned. was seen about
tix o'clock tE the evening, prowllng about the
Illinois Central round.house in manner which
excited the suspfcions Of the employees OF
10 csrEy question addressed to he:, and
sse r,,st1 ssss4 sf , yesy 1e'qet,nt lsaye
icrions lady posted herself near to The track that
The c1G,re brushed thc ekist OF her d1css. an4the
engineer In passing e.; hs M hand to hcr hesd aud
Th.I appeared to be taeciua'ion for be, ii the
passing ,rai:.s, and ono Of the men employed
f., 'at :ne 'sev s;;es Hs hssasa o. s9,s is
M desirca sA0 to a''ee dcs,ros herself: 1t Hac an
other TING The same evening She was seen
knee'1ng In The very centre OF the track, right
where thc train would pass, proceeding 'shich
argued either insanity, Drunkenness or h1ed de-
termination so he run oser she vas not drunk;
kcweser, ana fff = 1tplc: To the wo1kmvn indicated
lutte after len o'clock she succeeded III CARR.
Ing out her ttrunsc resolve 4 Train Of passencs.
llus,on i Quincy Railroad comrany, leil
ns Central tepo. at MEN,, -: and 5e,Shsd
aseue 1 srsei i aca sca atea
after ten o'clock. Just a. the traln turned the
cn1ve the enrtneer'e Attenion Wa attracted by
~SMu4 y w fuASEs1!3 H0A+ 4GuCes 2-Q
planted herself iu the path OF the engine. lie I'M
medtately teyasta the elEine and called 1an1ly to
| TIE infatuated eEraiaIc 10 Ect on Of tbs way.
:, She refused 10 stir, and seemed not to
! hear Or iced iee warnins.- Tue Sain
| miles an hour. and WAS very promptly eto2pe1.
| Bat it wa; too lale. The engine aaa one ffetsn,
il IN ftiehiial manner. The bead ava wss Batter
out Of al shape, ~, aid S. hSr llmss wecs almost
: in charcc by officer o'Sallivan, who had
f., them conveyed to The dead hou.e 10 awa,,
Identification. No blame .wha.cvcr attaches to
! the railroad company, a. the acsldeaf va. eyt.
IDENTIFY The result Of setscd determination ou the
part Of The woman to pu1 IN end 10 her cx,stc1cc
In that l,ecNl1aE way.
Corone. Wagner held an Inquest on The body
yesterday afternoon, at THE city cemetery, when
the tollow1n: testimony was tatcn before the
jury:
substance az follows: l an engineer on
tee Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Railroad. Tas
ain Icl. lhs Cvlua! depot III 9:a5 On Tuesday
, 1866-11-15
#P1fcaI.

III ~1he xonaerful progress OF Mca1eA oasreA
sSls asSlt e e e sqFs Fss;sIsss asks 3
clare aoW, kaas EossCzFr1os Z - @-
9:5ss! :ss! :: . sssa ::r e :;
KINGS PREPAREuPREsCREM0S,
A,ss e T. Il s. is4 e Ri sHaa "a sa
CONSU UMPTION
On IT'S MOST ADVANCED sTAGEs3
fSEHs s4ss:'5ss + IL ST I51 s.
e R1oop s4 as sad Il al naoaa. g<'' Of us
~ = 5iiis 5sI1t isa e
"a 5ss "a
lag ssS te,sesed d ins sitep becoS ain sd
Ut z5a s:Gss sTr75z 1s}s:sTo Of fne eoSs91 Sss
viii REAIfk SSSSSSsstHETtS ff EpIniTY: n'sAspKAa
xaess e. pSJseaa n.st, ssas' r ~ =
:fosIes fEos, ACIDS, baEf o,sfss, SSn Ga1 L171a
Oh IF Fl saca tSStt' sEs go,
Or nese q shc fol5Htn9 sY.Il.rDY '
c5a5a W.pf & iHi 3 Fh ats5a aa
psb'5 pn1p pts.s ts5i e 4 ssPf sd y7as
Pains through nc Shoulders, c9sss faee % u Lar,
Sefvoas STs'f; ffritatton. % %Gideiles Or piEiaess s
PaieIes sore lhroat psqxa1ne7@s @ slyspis,ssss, p
ffekta f5kas EFT Il shs sIaach o.
ntiFS Fsah.e hsTt:sni s1deFs e 20
Rssi sEss rn1f s1 I eat .sf
'0' ] staiemcn1s :, ETe@ Fniients. &c.
xsSs ssa sfss e H. %
~ i:e.s CD o the eeaee, We have recetyea f:oa
Bis.sbusz, sa X IN. 'e'-'s 49, 49,
aaes rs $! I Saa IL : T. &c
Kn1r aorrs. AsroR PLACE. ..r.-1a dc carly pan
oi FrtrEary, l5, wn* sps=ts from VI ,.c-: eon&
wh.sh ;haI h:d ea Te1c1 = = n3ta,
completely u the cTeai1-. noatsenea
xs ss1 xss @ IT., s.a 55sa
s!sed ni q qq snS as ~ 1fEfs s. NJ, NJ f ~ e..
Is1isiy a ;s xoss W @ nj II essa es@pssa = ss!s
f. asis zS 2s:p e Al 81 s. cJ@R;s%s
y the oeeiaai2s ef Fehru.T. W: ~ uzsxr E.snzz, NE,
c iss sys St t. ii s<: f. FL: sS::
ss az; x;tSiE1 ~ apg<s 9tss 1 ha II sa;sy o
' sad N a ~ san no tsa *. &
T. IN Assi a sas
nais Fons sssP Y
when my friends spslFsa Of NJ .Ss isSssdty + ycosog
haze had s9 i. s, ST.
@s .sas VII Il ssas:s sea!s s. y; IL =
thsfI was eoMpeusd . :a1r tcaue:: res:s In va:
sf e ss,nafe ees @
rs sn sSK a,!ss xaas and
sol nab ! snokEs. slGaTs RssT SINCE
Fl s ~ isass aaa
III sn ee F:sa to Lave any e9f ass + sa As
s! saeSias s{a ~, H d
e4!s 4 ! e z s!!5s faS ta III +
%sy ee :dd;SsseS iv!6s so!s E:spfi;.s: Ssr aE .
, 1866-11-15

howercr, our rraders may BE- assured thst tnete
general Improvement "a wool prices nor In the de-
1nand- Aanutscturess have lately appeared tn th1s
ma!Eet In 1FEe numbers but their business becn
uade and deonter 9Th th4 selling ascnti while they
nare 2ItEJ visited the wool houses coudescend.d
Esrsheu:ss Of Conxstss aod Federal streets
Eprnc dsx}ef1 arc Endearor1uE 70 clo7e out their
stock Of low and mediuru Western woods. By offering
then = vety 10y asnfca, aud The buik of private
woo ara very dal And neglected. With largo stocks OF
1stne pressing rpon t1e aarse:- sales have been
Ft1y mited 1t rangr Of s<bc for No. l. 5at5c for
ssper and 5sat3c for extra, The la, being mostly nom
l9al tn eombtnE woods there have ben sma salts At
domestic u DC; 6eco Ds CAnAa at &c, anI 1000
60 II BIC. In California wool safes 500 1t 26HQ
9tac Ii fore!Rn there has been movement Of con-
seaSsoce and taiss arc oominal e1eept fps carpet
, 1866-11-15

Closing prices fur cash Not cuhsr H. s6 recvcd b3
IQscnh " Lyons Co, HtnScra s. South Clatk sttett;
, 1866-11-15

Il, IN request at 5as per cent, with correspond
iDgly higher ralcs heso the grade IA not taroEn-
BIZ known.
Tho total value OF exports from Boston for the
week ending November Q, including epccie, was
tA1.f:7, against 7,oA during the correspond
ing week in 1at.
The cash balanco in the hands Of The Assistant
Tre.su1er in Boaton at the close Of business Ho-
vember 10, wAs ~, III, $40, showing decreaEe
et e, ala u Pas compared with the close u 1ae
previous Uek.
The New York Adrersss.F Of Monday says
This morning smoneJ Shove continuance OF the
extreme case noted on Saturday. sone Of the
banks still ask per cent, but The general rate-sn
call loans Is per cent. with an abundance o1er-
ing at that raie, and at per cent. On Government
co1aterals. There Is 4 somewhat liberal supply
OF paper on the market, and the eoupeuhon ior
aiscounts tends to keep up he, Estes, 617 per
cent bespE the current quotatioa coeprine names.
-Tha New York Tribune OF alAsday remarks
Morey Is quoted quite isseRu]aly> and j. not 80
ca; 10 fe sxsP oy ead1z upn Go
ss5opy tendency toward 1. IL. Trast Conpsulcs
view Of The futnre demand ffQm ihe South and
West arc not disposed 10 abk4o their rates to any
borrower, or npon any security. .CotaUaeEcial
- sD7. With exceptional transactions below. The
violent disturbance 10 the txice Of provisions and
brsads,afas; taken In eohaeetioo. with the faes
known to all hank people, that grain md provfs-
lons a1e now held b. bold and reckless gamblers
In them throt tchout tho Ncst and In Sew York,
fashionable with buyers
The New York market for forelea exchange Is
uomsnnIly hrm at The following rates On Lon
don, tSiiE51osE for commercial; 1,9e1 1103,x for
bankers do al short sight, 1105{ t1ot Paris at
GO Days, 51saG3.15; do at -hor slrht 5.lsG1sl2Hf;
Antwcrp. 6.1saGb.15, swtss, a1s.ia5 Il; Han-
hug, 3fA 26s4; Amsterdam, l0AG&l; Frr1kfort,
AGi4lt; Bremen, 7s4G794 rrussan thalers,
7aG tx.
The amount Of circulation Issued to national
banke lot The week, was k73l,95o; and the total
circnla,ion issued 10 date, $215.0s0, l11. The
Treasury Of the United Statcs holds CnItcd States
bonds as security for the circulation Of national
banks to The nmount Of s3s2s55, l50; and "a seen.
ty for deposits, SO, III. $50; total. 3a79, ,37,l0o
The following table shows the amount Of gold
certificates Issued
, 1866-11-15
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO,

ARRIVED. .SoTenbcr IL
Prop stylark. st. Joseph sundrtes.
ITop Forest pcctn, BEtaio, sundr!es. ... ..
Bark q. r. Bridges, Fuft Huron. so m lQMbet 50 N
sehr GalGe, St. Joseph. " d, 1nHbrT.
Sthf Dawp Gr1td HaSen 50 n futnctr, Is M timber,
Seh1 Bafoe5 Eaton, Muskegun IS cords rood.
Schr Liberty Ealanafoo. 70 n lur u shingles
Eehf WAtts sherman. Eric, - lois coal.
SchT .Io4 e, Au3kc&un. I'D N lumber.
Seby Josephine Dresden, Grand Mlte, 6 m INNER.
Schr Anercs, Grand Haven, 20 N lumber, q N shin
giles. .-...
Seh1 Little Fell. Aukkesou, ITO n lnmeer.
SthF SeE Eatnpahtre. O. and Haven, : n lnEnber.
Sch H. B. Sleol. St. Joseph. Soo1 railroad tics.
Schr Et1e. Michigan CITY, 50 co.da wood.
Schr II. Dixon, GrAcd haven. FG cords wood.
Schr Enterprise AuskeEon 20 IA lumber.
becv Granger, Ealamazoo. SD1 III shingles.
Secw Appleton. Leighton Pier. % cords wosi,
Ecov Thiee Beliee, White Lake, S N lumber.
T9cr 9un- SAInta, Bundr1et.
P1op Ottawa. Grand Haven, su:hrtcs.
N1E Golden NesL Mtpouinee. ~ N lumber.
Sthr AIb4tipss, AcnoMloex. loo lumber, l00 U 1t5.
Seh1 Aou;aaa; Buffalo and Alpen,, 6 m lnIaae, IN
tons coal.
CIEARED....... .Noya1nber IL.
S.nr Sea Bird, TWO E1rc<t. Guad1ies.
n-rp Enehu. {;rren Bay, &1ca.1ea.
Irop 1Ady franklin St: Joseph. ennd1es-
Prop North NJ ntteA. s,sJ1 bu wheat ana sund1tas.
reop CleTela2d. 0xdensourgh, 100 pu wheat.
, 1866-11-15

lGtai... S3i1,G stl
WALTER KIMDALL.
City COmptrQ(ler.
, 1866-11-15

-AhSANA-Ii ASo A+o''f<A1
This large increase was scarcely anticipated. hut
will euffr serious dim5nution, owing to the sums
which will have 10 be refunded By the customs act
The drawback probably auonats to $l0o.Uoo, fullT
one-,bird Of which sum, we believe, will revert
to importers in that city. The increase uevcrthe-
less, If very gratifying, and even exceeds the Ee'
ccipts Of the exceptional ycar lsi.
Tho total value Of foreign exports from. the rort
Of Baltimore the past week, amounts to $500, iG3;
included in which shipments were SD hrls Aour.
Az bills corn mes, 500 bu co,u. 200 bn bran. 46a
hrls bread, 1ll nsls beef and pori, 20 h2cs peas,
50 lr.s potatoes, &c, l3 gals petroleum. :1os
hhds tobacco, cases do, S5,06; lbs lard, bacon,
lpttcr, checsc, &c.
, 1866-11-15

~ ~lhe e;Eonuer1nl progress OF Med1eal otasnc4
"a w d ssss:s.ss:ee Essy:isisa = q
TAINLy cu.xp ns n tHpstet<nt FtrFr. 1nd czH
TAIsLI tExrksrKn Ses1u Po<"-Rrr. Cacr1ks
HIM. H. n III. n
, 1866-11-15

There Vas Unexpectedly = very brisk demand for
Nndel oil to-day. aIa Fh!ie there bctLer feeling
anu TIC Eansae:t7n* in the aggregate, were unusuay
iafEt, prizes are pot QuotahlT hi.h.E, Ne quote az
&c TO SC Tree On hoaru cAr+ hero, ana sc to &c. de-
ytFtd In Philadelphia and these may he regarded ~
aE-fEa'c. Ieachd seven thousand barrels, - follows
80 to Re delivered BEL ~t~n the 18th and atn ri Dece-
January A. &c: 599 oF ,rc!mber delivery In !hllad
Gc 80 fr November Al sc 10 ior In nediaie ds,lv.
esy at 4kc: 100 fof February; at sc a3 do at SIC
5N for January. At SIC, and go standard wli,e i'm
mediate. SC No moveneut Ia .rec oil, aad prices
are uluiuA1iy upcIarCp1.
, 1866-11-15

AOlAA 13-t1i5t51l
A new end dangerous counterfeit Of the go
legal tender notea, has appeared. 1t may be de-
teeled by the yguctc Of General Hamilton, which,
On inspection. was found to have been split from
81 treasury note, aud neatly pasted on the couu-
terfcit $50. The engraving OF other portions Of
the note is c1everly initiated. and can only be dis
iineuIshcd from the genuine by the closest inspec-
tfon,
Tho following Is comparative statement OF
the amount OF customs revenue collected at the
port of Montreal for the ten months ending Oc,o-
her A. tlrriur the rears 1SCs1-Gf:
, 1866-11-15


impressed nron all WHO knew him. that honesty Of
purpose, for the t.uth in science. IN natnrc
II eyery,h;ns. and ,ha, genial. wa:m-hsas;ed
2 Science. las lost most devoted worehlpaer;
this Academy tts greatest suppofter-l could
to auy ohef ma,. IS :Sne ,he honor VA and crcdit of
tstabliship. this Museum OF Natural Science l
do not mean to take from single one Of yon the
praise that you deserve for The labor that yon have
given to te Academy, both In Its earlier md later
ycasa- When ssr kind word 70: Lis memory.
oa "; Tsa sre s h. b p aei aaa ID
As ior myself. / !ecl that have los, friend
lin s sa ass oe2 fo1
was motl i1itmaie1y- connccted with him, knew
Ill hfs plans, all the longnss Of bis honest heart
which lie had to contend, and l say, With fall
soul. "few hotter men have ever lived
nrXAHKs OF pn. z, ANDnEwS-
nE. A1dtcws thou hit that few appreciated the
nraount Of 'ahor which thc deceased had rendered
tn the cause Of SCIENCE ard the enlhn=iasm which
That he was the founder q thc Acsdcmy was
.ahict1y correct, and no mai hAtt done nnucl 10
add to il collections and 10 l1acc 1t on pssma-
E eisthing which bad been said in eu1osy Of
hia memory was str1ctsy irnc, aud mnch more
extended than here sive:, and paid high tribute
10 the worth Of lie deceased.
aEaAEKt OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR moss.
At the ctuclnsion al the remarks Of Dr. An.
drove, Lieutenant Governor Bross PAID the tnl-
loving tsanu'e 10 anS cnasscs1 81 sae neeeassa.
vas ~ tn e. r.. ,nr,1 fr,a,I. e .rh a,s
saw ~. hcnnicott, I Is proper 1aaI should pay
passing tttoG1c 70 nis mcmol!: ~ atn.a4s III. ~
San francieco IN the n'st week OF Juiy 1s1o, "as
:reatly, pltascd 70 meet MI. hcnnieo!l; y
hs nenaL ne Was inll o! enihus11sm ~ Icsasa II, y
scientauc sup5?t1s, ana lnqnHca eascEy az y tne
ronq:uon oi ms Ac3a'1n!. auu nooHt MS ls1eaos
n tLie dtE. nc took me Gown o tae whaft ano
1atfoSneea me so Eaplan seanmnn; az ~; ne com
n1ehnc1 oi une ~ thr EIeheis u u: !e'ec:aFnie
S9uadron, brother .: Hon. J: foun: scanmon
OF this clt;. and. toscihc:, they ga;e
me mNen valuable lh.o[mal1on a. 10 tht
appointments Of The dtat vessels h,le
thc neans 10 lie used 10 srcare tneceas
MIR. hcnntcott pointed out n?ou the map tht
localities he had explored during his p:cttou
Tour in tho Northwest, and the routes by Wt'c. eol
lowing up the foncan River 6c c1pcc cd to 1cac!
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nieh.' and va InnninG Aoo1t ious miles an hour,
reen II feaene1 me part Q! The Lack oeiwe:n
from ,he fen.n ,o Tho ,1nic ~ .hr +,srr "a s,nns
The fncing lhe c,;e,ue i, il ca nc up. i .hnnted
10 her to get OF thu s1nck, and at The ssme lime re-
Eefseo .ho engine. Sue a1o not mesa me, tae en-
Elne ana tne nte' Sal passee 9ses net 3oaJ oEigte
INC uln conlo DC etoppeo' never Ia" toe
trair wns rounding iEe curve be saw wumau
standing on The middle Of The track, w'1h Pr
nanus Ia1ssa' dS H. cda 70 sao enG1nfea. III
;he irsfn Wa stoppeds S~S'SA 0'~'
John Welcome, The wstchuau 1t the. rnuna-
house, saw Tho woman. whose body Was tn ne
4eao-aousc, 1tne yasd aeont ssn,na
WIN tic rcturned IN answer Ia the eject hat ehr
was ws1tIrg fof some one, and told him roihee
sharply TO mind has own hus1ncss. Sne Ihen
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