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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-22

the entry book in the Office OF the County
Recorder:
Robert A. Hill to Rachel Stinson, Lot
No. 30, in Block %, in Lamasco, for S760.
Charles McJoiInston to j ohm +. Mofett,
the northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of Section 6, Township 6, south of
Dewitt O. Keller to Mary e. jackson,
Lot No. II, in Block No. 4, in Bakers Addi-
ton, for $40.
John Gordon to Martin H Crane, undf-
vided third northeast quarter of Section
No. 20, Township o. south of Range To- for
$4,000.
Mary Ann Hubbard to Sebastian Kalten-
baclIer, Lot No. IS, Block No. A, in Hub
bard's Addition, fer $500
Alexander Marc0nnier to Mary T. Cas-
set, lots and 2, in Block 4, In BTay's En-
fragment, west side Of southwest quarter
n6FEh east quarter of section 20, township
6, south of range 10 west, for SO, 900.
Fred Fencssler to Semonin aud Tisser-
and, lets Il, II, 10, IA, in the Isabella Place,
Conrad Farr TO Jacob Hedderich, lots 7
and6, In Block 80, in Lamasco City, for
city of Evansville 10 Justus Schellhase,
part of out-lot 4. in the northwest quarter
of sec ion 29, township 8, south of range 10
John .ieyer to Henry Korte, the north
east 20 acres of the north half OF the north
east quartsrsof section 8, township 6, range
John Schubert to Adolph BudKe, Lot
No, I6. in B"inkmeyer's Enlargement. for
John Schubert to Frederick Bunte and
Henry Hoge, Lots Nos. IA and Is, IN Brink
meyers Enlargement, for 500
Adam BerIing to Conrad Farr, Undfvid-
ed One-Ginfh part of Lots and & in Block
80, LanlaSco City, for SI4 45.
G. Hedderich ct al to G. Farr. Undivided
Six Nintls of Lots and g. in Block 30 IN
Lamtsco City, for $500 10.
igar Sharpe to Henry Ide, Lots3 A. and
5, ia BLOCK IL, Sharpe's Enlargement, for
s. o.
Robert Barnes to Gott Heb Ungethum,
northeast quarter of southwest quarter, g.
Z, IL, for 200. fe
Henry Stoltz TO Louis Stoltz, Lot No. q,
in Block No. s, in the Fourth Enlarge
ment, for 81 700.
Thomas j. Langford to ndFew Schmidt,
north half of southwest quarter of north
east quarter of Section 81, Township 4,
south OF Range 10 west; also, northeast
iownshtp5, south of Range 10 west, con
tanning 81 20 To- acres, for sI,709.
Emil Bischof to August Mueller and Leo
pold Lanlprch, Lot 4 5 and &, in Block 2
IN MiIls' Enlargement. for s.. 80.
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UNION TOWNSHIP CoMrNe TO THE

REscUE.-There will be meeting OF
the Republicans of Union Township
on Wednesday evening next, at Ed
monds' Grove. Every Unioa man
and sincere seeker of the truth is in
yited to be present. Robt. A. Hill,
Esq, Captain Hornbrook, and others,
will address the meeting.
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MILL GO FOR SEYMOUR AND BLAIR.
Our diminutive friend, Menifee, of
the firm of Preston 4 Menifee, after
an absence of several days from the
city, during which time he made quite
an extensive tour through Kentucky.
has returned to the city. Heexpressed
the opinion that Kentucky will go for
Seymour and Blair.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-22

REsHINGLING.-W orkmen are en-
gagged in reshingling John Scott's
News Depot, where all the periodi-
Gals and choice literary papers are
sold.
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: Provisions ! Provisions I

We offer to the trade. at the low
est market prices, a full supply of
CLEAR SIDES, CHOICE CANVAssED
SUGAR CURED and PLAIN HAMS. KEG
LARD and DRIED BEEF.
l.. RUFFNER, Jr., & Co.,
aug183t Ne. Main Street.
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PoLE FOR THE FIRST WARB.-Ar-
rangements have been made for the
erection of a Grant and Colfax pole
in the First Ward. That indefatiga-
BILE worker, Mr.. Thomas Royston, i
experimenting the work. u will b
over 200 feet long. ati o :
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EVANSVILLE MEErIN6.-Th Cres-
cent City Silver Band and the Grant
Gun Squad will attend the Republic
can meeting at Biairsyille, today
Speaking will commence at 1 0 'clocks
Hon. Albert hauge will address the
b people, and grand ball will be given
at night.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-The Recorder
did not appear well pleased yesterday.
There was but one case before him
for disposal. Lafayette Pennington
appeared on charge of drunkenness,
after having had nights lodging in
the city prison. Lafayette was
charged in fine and costs, IS 80. sa.
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THANKS. Master 10. b. Elliott,
clerk at the Auditors office, will
please accept thanks for favors. He
is clever and accommodating. I
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TURNER HALL.

The Ladies are invited to attend
Special arrangements win be made
for their accommodation.
CRESCENT Cry BAND win be in
attendance. as usual.
Soldiers aud Citizens, turn out in
force to hear this able and eloquent
orator. u aaug21-td I
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An American Born, well~educated
for the English language, and Ger
man born, well educated for the Ger
man language, will be the school
teachers.
j, w. PoLsDRFER, Pres.
j. GEO. MILLER, Sec. au19d1w
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PoLE RAIsINd.-Master Chas. Bah
cock will raise a Grant and Colfax
pole, at the corner of First and Oak
Streets, tonight. Turn out and give
Master Charley a lift.
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"a What can't be cured must be
endured, but no one need suffer from
Scrofula, or any disease arising from
foul blood, now that DIR. j. w. Po-
lands Humor Doctor is sold by Cloud
& Akin, at 81 per bottle.
angel a ftw2t
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: GoRREeTIoN-It was Rev. Geo. w.
Moore, not Wood, as the compositor
had If, who desired us to say that he
was not a delegate to the Democratic
Convention that meets day.
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Pole RaIsgN@ AT KRsrzvTs.1E -
A Grant and CSsssx pole RAISING win
take place at ksatzsaIla tb-nlght A
pole two hundred feet long will be
raised. Capts. Hargrave aud Dough-
ty and Lieut.. @. Tomhemelt will al.
dress the people on the occasion.
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n- Hiram Nelson will sell at his
Auction Room, Locust Street, this
morning at 9 o'clock, four long Steel
Plate Eng.avings of the $ Voyage of
Life" in fine gilt frames; two large
oil paintings; one fine wardrobe; china
ware. and other furniture. 22-1t
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BOARDING.

- 0A RIDING = On Second Street. be-
u@mS " cen Ssea more and inc. IN the
louise la ely O eupied by Mr.. VIM. Buc1
Three large furn ished looms. suitable for
faIi4li es. Day boar ers wante
an22 dGf fH# Mh5. q. A. FULLER.
DRESATE BOARDING.. ONE
boarders can be acton uodafed WIN
good Quarters 30 Mrs. q. A. FULL
fsk :, on Second Street, between sven.
more ana Ntnes aual7 I'm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-22

LIBRARY MEETING. -The Board of
Directors of the Evansville Library
Association are requested to meet at
the Library Room this evening at n
o'clock promptly, as business Of i'm
portance to the Association will be
transacted.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

r. B. B. C.-The members of the
Resolute Base Ball Club will meet
upon their grounds to-day, for prac-
tice, at 3 o'clock P. M. By order of
the President.
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COMING SOUTH
Terre Haute and IndianApolis.
100 TERRE nAuTF..
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
From vINcENNEs:
sTrAMBOATLINEs.

TO IOUIsvIIsLE.-Eyery Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock Am. Every Tuesday ,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at :
O'Clock Pm. 20
10 CAIRo-Daily, except sunday, at ;
O'Clock p. N. E
TO GREEN RIVER Every "Wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock p NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock p. M.
To EAsTPoRT. - Every Tuesday ana
Friday at4 O'Clock r.. H. g8 xns sA4I
TO HE sDERsoN-Daily. except Sundays
as 8 o'clock Pm.
TO NAsHvILLs-Every Thursday at four
m. a@rAa5 81 EsG E.s f
TO MEsIPHIs-Semi-week
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Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
WILEY carrying the mail, leaves att A. Nj
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
and Saturdays. t8as SIC II {
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Nom
days and Fridays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by p. M. A &3ftt0 {
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
cept sundays at 7 A. M. Arrives daily Re
sept Sundaysl by 2 r. NJ.
10 observation-disclosures daily fexcept Sun.
day. from the Merchants Hotel al
O'Clock p. NJ.
GATTTRnAY ATIGTTGT d 1853
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Residence and Pawn for gaIa.

Residence and Farm for Sale
FETAE Residence 81 the Ieta Dr
- thGTnas Runcie viii be sold I'D private
sA+e, oaad farm contains l0g acres with
improvements. u IS about one mile from
1nsle,s station, ON the E. d G r. r., aud
Ten miles from this city. For further par
t s lars n apply az Dr. D. 4. Runcisss Office.
30: q = lLss street, EYansyiile. ty8lt
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.
TX CHEAP BUILDING E.sbTs.
4eS&8 Dwelling Houses, and Faruns.
len thousand acres OF Farming Land.
s { buy and sell Real Estate
ALNAH JOHNSON
Real Estate Agent.
Third Street, E'0anspiile, ladiaaa.
dee22 IT H
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-22

MARRIAGE LIeENsEs-Th follow
ing is the list of marriage licenses is
sued by the County Clerk for the week
ending the 21st inst
= Michael Mcbride and Margaret Kane.
Conrad gRoeder and Eliza Kramer.
Christopher Menu and Augusta q. Kron.
Gustsye Bell and Lucy Flowers
Ezekiel Littlepage and Sarah j. David
son.
Lerenzo d. Wunsatt and Elizabeth
Vaughn.
Conrad Marriage and Dorotha Opper-
mann.
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CITY N EW S.
ANOTHER UNION RALLY
JUDGE L. Q. DeBRULER,

Of Rockport, will address the peo-
pie ON .t3's
MONDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 24th
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DBTIC1A1.s

I4ETFRag REtfAIAIHa UNCLAIMED In the
Post Gffice ut Evansville. State Of Indiana,
on the 9th day of August, 1868.
Persons calling FOR any OF these letters
will please say " Advertised" giving date.
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Cincinnati Wesleyan Female College

REV. LUCIUS Fl. BUGBEE, An, Pres't.
This first chartered Female College in
the United States will enter upon "a new
era at the opening of the next year, sep.
tember 20 h.
The new edifice is the most complete and
costly of any similar instftution under the
patronage of the NJ. f Church.
It's several departments will be In charge
of mo { com etent instructors. Its board
ing capacity is one hundred. Day schol-
airs, four hundred.
$3.50 per annum Is the expens of board,
furnished room, fuel, lights, and washing.
Apply for circulars to Rev. Bp. ID. w.
CLARK, 260 Eighth Street, or to John NJ.
Phillips ESQ 10 West. TniId Street, Gin
cinnatf, or 10 the President, Evanston,
Ill, until Sept. 10th; after at Cincinnati.
au22 DIT
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ST. Johns { hurch school.

We respectfully call every persons
attention to the above named school,
which will commence on the 4th day
ofSeptember next. Any person de-
si1anE 70 send their children will
please Ssend sn..tAeir names before
the 24th of tbs Ihdkth. to
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-22

0pdaT 30 % Huad.-=At The poj0
raising IN Lamasoo, night before last,
when the beautiful flag was being
hoisted, with its bright stars and
proud colors, an old man stood for
a while gazing on it in silence. At
asst he spoke cut Of the fullness of
his heart thus: That is the prettiest
flag in the world. The man who
would trample it in the dust deserves
to be hung" A bystander remarked,
" That man is for Grant and Colfax ;
/ know by the remark he made"
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POLE RAISING IN ARMSTRONG
TowNsHIP.-The office-seekers and
the : old stage WIRE workers of the
Democratic party attended pole rails
ing in Armstrong Township yester-
day. for the purpose of assisting the
brethren in that part of the county to
fix things up for the convention to-
day. The Democratic Silver Band at
tended. and disceursed music on the
occasion. The result of their labors
will be seen to-day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-22

CHANGED HANDsIThe drug store
ON First. Street, / between Main and
Locust, has changed hands, DR.
Bierbower has1sold the establishment
to MessrsI Sehuermane u Bnrford.
Mr. Sohuermanp sis.q'a Professional
chemist. and was formerly connected
with the ouseuf Mr. schlapfer, of
thisacitS. He win give his personal
attention to the compromising of all
prescriptions ae Mr. Burford is "a
brother of Rev 8. Burford, Episco-
pal minister at the Church of the
Holy INCIDENTS We bbespeaki for
themaa liberal patronage. Their ad :
ivertisement appears elsewhere IL this
paperx e aa5 Is saW taoaTsd 90
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RETURNED HoME.-Judge fParrett
returned home last evening, having
finished up the business Ia the Circuit
Courts Of Crawford and Perry Coua-
ties. during the last two weeks One
man was sent to the penitentiary from
Crawford County last week. BOTHER.
cases of special Importance were tried
in either county.
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IH Too LATE.-7A stalWart son of the
Emerald Isle sauntered into the
Court House last night, after the
meeting of the Conservative Sol
diers had adjourned, and inquired.
/" Where is the spaking2" On being
asked, " What are your, he said, Il
don't know, but faith. i heard there
was to be a Dimocratie spanking here,
and thought L would come" He
was little too late, though. The
great " good gathering " of the best
fighting material had dispersed.
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s ANOTHER GRANT TPoLEs TO BE
= fVA Y "A humber of Republican
lads have prepared Beautiful Grant
and golfaE pole. about 90 feet long,
which they design raising tonight at
theresidenceaiof DR.. Il. j. Ehfman.
corner Of Chestnut and 'seventh
Streets The old garrison fagltbat.
during the war; floateI ever.the Omar.
refmaster's Department ia this citv
SO feet long, viii float from Its peak
tt is hoped that a large, number of
live Republicans will turn out to-
night to assist the young patriots in
raising the pole It is expected that
speeches viii be made by Robert A,
Hill and otherssaI rol iy5I
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REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs.-The follow
ing is the list of real estate transfers for
the week ending Aug. 2Ist, as appears from
the entry book in the Office OF the County
Recorder:
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TROUBLE IN TENNEssEE.-From a
gentleman who was passenger by
the Linton on her last trip, we learn
that great excitement still exists in
Tennessee, and the fears Of bloody
collisions are still entertained. Last
week band of Ku-Klux were dis
persed by the Sheriff of the county,
and posse conlitatas near Waynes-
bore, and when the Linton passed
Clifton, the Sheriff with a posse of
sixty men were out after another
band AS the boat was returning,
they learned that the principal men
of Wayne County had called a meet
ing, irrespective Of party, to take
counsel together and try and effect a
&C mpromise that would insure peace
Both parties are fully armed, and a
very feyerish state Of affairs exists.
's tits extremely desirable that wise
eounsels may prevail, for an outbreak
at this time is greatly to be depre-
Gated. 7ffa li'W y st.tn1 TsaE eafa s
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=


T4Is CHAMPIONS o. FHE Moa ~llsn
MEE.--Tbs Democrats on the eve OF
every election assume to be the espe-
cial champions OF, the rights of the
working men, and espouse their cause
with a Pharisaio earnestness that
would have put to shame the Phari-
see of old. It was the case last
Spring at the city election, and rash
promises were then made. As an
evidence of how the promises were
kept, a short tine since the Demo-
cratic Council reduced the wages of
laborers on the streets to 81 40 per
day. but-atva subsequent meeting re-
scinded the order tbut not. until q
great buzz had been made around
rearsby heworking menand their
true friends. The same hypoeritical
cry is now raised by the leaders OF the
party, but it is mot at all likely that
ANYBODY will be deceived by it. a9'
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RoUsING MEETING I'M INDEPEN-
DENcE.--There was a reusing Repub-
1ican meeting in Independencegla last
nights The school house was filed
withearnest and enthusiastic Repub2
licaus. who listened with sdeepsinter-
est to aospeech by Captain I'll. c.
Gooding, who addressed them for
about one hour and 1threesqiarters.
Captain Gooding is one Of our most
effective local speakers. aud never
failsdol make a. fine impression, when
ever he appears before the peoples A,
large Grant Clubbwas formed and a
good work Ieommencet1 In that part
Of the city. 1.-THE Republicans of
independence are wide awake. A
good report may be expected from
them bah i3E0niau48 98T >
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WSS DA Ak8bHN O. > MIS-. ID. Carfer has re-
- moved 20 Mr.. John HeWsonis large
house, On Division Street, between Second
and Thtrd. and is ready 10 receive as many
day boaruerE as VIII give her a cali. She
also has nVe or stsz good rooms to let.
f Kmay.13 diff 54r MRS ID. Ca ETER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


wwYTLE REOPEN HER SCHOOL
w on MO NJ AY, So PTENBER zTF, in
the basement of the Cunberla nj Presby
terrain ChurI h. au22 d3W
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7aoAnplNq M TmE DAY on

- WEEKs al
H4af EHIanH MRS. L. n. BURNS's,
40. 10 Second st, bet. Main aud E...,easy
Streets, EvansvilI q IND.
"A few more dodgers and quite "a .nr,bs,
Of day boarders can still be eccann nnoda-
led teil.ets. e.r MRS. 2. "A. BURNS.
fnar2tf
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WANTED.

TEYANTkD-aOOD BIILCH COW.
Il Wv PETER TWIN G..
At Geo. II. Presto 'a, corner Oak and First
a5treetS- aula div
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RAILRQAD HOuSE.

Generally known as the OLD BULLS
HEAD. This pleasant situation Is now
open Tor the accommodation OF boarders.
under the direction OF MR. and MRS.
III. q. D ONCE The street cars will be
Iound convenient running to and from
kne premises every Ten minutes One or
two small famtlins can be accommodate
P,>. Large and good accommodation for
STOCK. Imay26 dim
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

was arrested for aSsautIg Geo. Geiser yesterday Ine
Common Council met last night Frank White ana VIE WIZ
nam Usrri. were arrested for disturbing an African
CbWrri, meeting There q great demand for workmch
by an branchcs of manufacturers.
ELIZABETH.-A new division s. of T., to
n. to,y, a. Jackson DIVISION was instituted by Grand
Wortv Pafrincb Drake. this city, on saturday mgh
II - crtposed Of returned soldiers and hremcn, ana
promises 10 do much good among large class Ot young
men Robert Rea is its Worthy Patriarch.
CLARKSVILLE, y. IA well attended
npbr trnncroce meeting was held in the " j. Church
Al this placc on Friday evening last division Of the
sons of 'rcmperaIce was present III full rcgalia.
BERGEN.-A division of the Sons of Tenn
rernce is being organized at this place under the drec'
iion of the Deputy Grand Worthy Patriarch of Hudson
district.
NEW W-BRTNSWICK.-T Delaware and
Raritan Canal will be opened on the 2Jd inst
LAMBFRTVILLE, " 1.-The large rubber
mill of the Lambcrtville Manufacturing Company was
burned ON Friday morning, with nearly an the machine
~ The loss IS estimated at about $4,000 upon NHeh
there was q pretty large insurance.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
PALEoYToLoGY AS A SCIENCE.

A very select audience was assembled last
evening IN the rooms OF the Lyceum Of History,
in the Mott Memorial Library Building TO listen TO an ad
dress from Mr. waerhouse Hawkins Of London, relative
to aordng the Of the people greater facilities
than they now enjoy for attaining knowledge Of paleon
tology Mr. Hawkins has lately arrived here from Lon
don lie is wellmOwn a naturalist and paleontOogst
and particularly the constructor OF the fossil an
imas representing the first epochs OF geology which At
tracted greatly the attention Of visitors 10 the Cys
tai Palace In sydenhain. HIS object IN Nsiung
presented for furtherng the Of tecnoogea
and scientific education. Having been introduced by
by the audience Mr. Hawkins remarked that Lord stan
Icy said not long since, the great question Of the day
lantc-was how 10 educate the masses Of the people
How can We aid the la9orng population TO gain at least
ion the desideratum could be accomplished only by
making matters OF science both instructive ,,,n ana
| schools, merely, where natural sciences could be
masses Of the people had not the time could they DO
expected 10 attend school Yet the people In general de-
sentng TO their attention scientific matters in such
light as should combine amusement with instruction,
the study until least general knowledge OF natural
sciences be acquired The nTst effort IN THIS direction
and was followed by the Crystal Palace Exhibition IN
1882 at sydenham Here there was assigned TO him Mr
specimens, and IL here that he had the pleasure
Of CT % S aSSas Of
that existed In the preAdame ages OF geology These
attracted attention OF the working classes
great degree. and lie had believe pro-
ductye OF instruction TO them These animal representa-
tiOns constructed in perfect accordance with the
rules OF archaeological scence and although their
duction met at first with some degree Of rdcue, II was
last very generally conceded that far science
determine the matter, they accurate There
was rule which he observed in producing these aud
that rule he believed TO be correct As it was In the
beginning so 1t Is now" was the theory which
he had acted; and in accordance with this theory
the science 10 be considered. There was
general original law regulating the creation OF animal
life, which had been deyiated from by the
Great Va
every 10 believe that the animals existing
were found In accordance with this law 30 would be
those that to be brought into being ages hence In
presenting the great truths Of this science he had strictly
followed the Cuvleran theory; and TO FIX them more
firmly in the mind, he had appealed the organs Of
vision being the best whereby TO create last
ing Impression. This plan he believed TO be the most
available for the purpose and he prepared 10
mend IL. II the visual be addressed We take
step forward pOpularIing the science OF natural his
tory far regards the general diffusion Of knowledge
relative birds beasts and fishes e hoped that the