The Transactions of the Academy of Science of St. Louis, Vol. II, No. 3

The Transactions of the Academy of Science of St. Louis, Vol. II, No. 3

Meteorology, Archaeology, Geology, Botany

Engelmann- North American Species of Juncus (continued), pg 459-490
Engelmann- Meteorological Tables for 1866 & '67, pg 505-506
Engelmann- Annual Address as President for 1865, pg 580
Engelmann- Annual Address as President for 1866, pg 569
Engelmann- Annual Address as President for 1867, pg 581

Harrison- Age of the Porphyry Hills of Southeast Missouri, pg 504

Hayes- Observations of Meteoric Showers, pg 561, 577

Holmes- Remarks on the Loess and Drift of Missouri and Illinois, and upon the Big Mound at St. Louis, pg 565

Marcou- On the Dyas in Nebraska ( translation by N. Holmes, pg 562

Parry- Account of the Passage through the Great Cañon of Colorado, by Mr. James White, in 1867, with Geological Notes, pg 499
Parry- On the Character of the Persistent Snow Accumulations in the Rocky Mountains, and certain features of the Alpine Flora, pg 532

Sander- Analysis of the Rock Salt of Louisiana, pg 532

Swallow- Mr. Meek's Notes on his Preliminary Report of the Geology of Kansas, pg 507

Wislizenus- Yearly Report of Atmospheric Electricity, Temperature, and Humidity, for 1867, pg 526

Journal of Proceedings, pg 554- 590

List of Officers and Members for 1868, pg 591

Index of Authors for Vol. II, pg 596

General Index to Vol. II, pg 598

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