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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-05

DANcERous CouSrERYgrTs. The
Comptroller OF the Currency has given
notice 70 all U. s. officers to refuse all
IS notes Of the following banks, a. the
genuine notes of that denomination
lave all been Withdrawn, viz: First
National, Chicago; Traders National.
Chicago; First National, Paxion, ill. ;
FIRST National, Canton, Ill; Fir. Ma
i.anal. Aurora. III. Persons having any
Of such bi!l- a1e requested to forward
them 20 TIC department for redemption.
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CO Considerable stir is being made
by the managers Of the Lake Erie and
Evansville II. II. TO seizure an extension
Of their line as far as this county. and
Col. Patiison assures the people that ii
Boonvile and Huntingburg will come
to the aid Of the Company literally. it
will be in a condition 10 resume work
in the spring, snd complete a. far ~
liuntingburg BY the lst of August next
An article from the Evansville Courier
about NJ Getting ia Booneille. will be
found Oh our first page.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that by
~ virtue OF an execution To me Iii
recled from the Clerk OF the Dubois
GNuit Court will expose al public
sale To the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, 1875,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
aud o'clock. A.. NJ. of said day,
al the door OF the Court House OF nn-
bois county. Indiana. the reu;s and
profits for term not cNcceding sew
.n Years OF the following described real
ESTATE. io-wI:
The Sou;h-wes; quarter of The south
east quarter al .Scciiun No. twenty-one
'tsl.) Town No. one 90 North. Range
No. three 81 West and the Southeast
quarter of the Southwest quarter OF
the same section. town and range; and
HE North quarter 1T the North
east quarter of Section No. twenty eight
-. Town one "a. North. Rance three
81 West. containing one hundred and
twenty acres. more or les
And on failure 10 realize the ful
amount of Judgment. interest and cost
will al the same time and place, and
IN like manner sell the Tee simple Of saiC
real estate.
Taken a the property uf Aaron
Moore NJ the suit Of lohn Maple.
Said sale win bc made without any
lrelief whatever from valuation or ap
lplaiaemcnt laws.
nAIIL b. L. rDMONSTON.
Shogiil' Dubois County.
c. poANr. Aif'V Tor Plaintiff,
November 5th ISIS. 3, q. t. $40
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az Peters Household Melodies TO-
November j. before as. containing full
selection Of new and beautiful songs by
such well-known authors a. Hays.
banks. Stewart. Christie, Clever and
Dickinson, one or more vocal pieces
from each of the above being IN the No
vember number of the Melodies. The
best talent that America affords In the
line Of vocal music is represented ia
this journal. which is acknowledged ia
lead all other journals of its kind IN the
United States. Price "a per year. or SO
cents single number. Address ]. l..
Peters, s4s Broadway, New York.
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ELECTION RETURNS u!


The elections last Tuesday resulted ia
Republican victories. n was anticipated
in New York. where there was really
no difference between the party plat
forms. and IA Pennsylvania. Wisconsin,
Minnesota. and Massachusetts. TIE
Democrats carry Virginia and Mary
land aud. Unexpectedly. Mississippi
" ere Ire black race is largely in the
mqi,rit,. That Democratic tidal wave
was broken in two by he use OF Wall
street money in Ohio. and recoiled on
other States. The prospects for the
election OFFS Democratic President need
not make any one joyful at present.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.


~ Office is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned, Commissioner appoisied
by the Dubois Circuit Court. AZ m. DC
tober term. 1878. i'm an action for psrti-
ton brought in said Court. wherein
William II. Curtis and Nancy Jane Cur
It's IRE plaintiffs aud Daniel Nicholson
and others are defendants. will. in pur-
suance Of an order Of said Court. offer
al Public Auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1875.
the following described real estate. in
said county and state. viz:
The North half Of the North-w
1 uarter and the North half OF the South
ga 4 quarter OF the Northwest quarter
ana the North half of the Southwest
ouai Ter Of the Northwest quarter. all
in Sc, ton No. tw-rty-threc 23.) Town
No. an ~ North of Range No. three
49, We I, being 40 acres. more OF less.
TERMS or SALE. Said real estate is
not 10 sell for less than two thirds of the
Appraised y 9lue thereof, for one-third of
the purchase msney in cash; one-third
In one-year. nd one-third in two years
from the day o sale. the purchaser Civ
ing notes at int. rest for said deferred
payments. waivii benefit OF appraise-
ment laws. and sec rred by good freehold
surety. to the satist lction of the Com
missioner.
Sale to begin Al clock II. NJ.
LEROY CAVE, Com'r.
G.. nOASF. Attorney.
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AsPav ~ Whit ycu owe as.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that by vir.
the OF an order OF the Dubois Cir
cult Court. the undersigned. Admins
TRAITOR OF the estate of Robert VI
Davis, deceased, will offer for sale NJ
public auction, on the premises. on
SATURDAY. nECEMBER llfh. 1878,
ian equal undivided ;wo-thirds part OF
the following described real estate. viz
The Southwest quarter Of the South
west quarter. and the Northwest quar-
Ter OF the Southwest quarter Of Section
number nineteen 10 in Township num-
her ono ID North Of Range number
three 81 West: and The East bali OF the
southeast quarter of Section number
twenty four 2i) in Township number
home l.. North of Range number -four
! g. West. containing. IN all. 100 acres.
more or less, ia Dubois county, Indiana.
said real estate will be sold subject TO
school fund mortgage on the same OF
tx hundred and fry dollars. executed
Toy deed TO the State OF Indiana.
TERMS or SALE :--One third cash, the
residue in two equal payments AT nine
and eighteen months. with notes ut in
lferest waving benefit OF appraisement
laws v it'll freehold surefics approved
by the A administrator.
sale 10 begin ~ o'cluck. 7 NJ
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All Saint, aud An souls Day.

Last Monday was the festival Of All
Saints Dav. holiday observed bv the
Roman Catholic Church, in honor Of
tie angels and saints.
Tho festival was Instituted in the
fourth century and afterwards by Pope
Ronifacc ". in the seventh century, on
he occasion Of dedicating the Pantheon.
a temple built in honor of the gods, TO
the worship Of the true God and the
saints The festival i generally OBJ
served throughout the world a. sol
cmn feast. by the Roman Catholic
Church and by the Protcstan. Fpisco-
pal and Lutheran churches. and the day
lying pleasant. there was very large
tienlance at St. Joseph's church in
Iasper. and the services were impress
-re
The Fcast Of All Souls. festival fol-
iov ~ All saints Day. was observed
Tuesday II T. also a holiday Instituted
.rl observed by the Catholic Church.
sad ! set apart for the commemoration
OF he faithful dead The services corr
.i,t III solemn requiem mass in the
uo uins. and the strewing of the graves
of the dead with flowers, etc, and are
touching aud beautiful.
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i. Sat the same time and place and
on the same terms the undersigned.
widow OF said decedcnt. will sell her
Interest in and to the above described
real estate, the same being The undivided
.one-third part thereof.
CAROLINE Davis, Widow.
October 29th. lS75.-4t
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SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.


- Office is hereby given that bv vir-
" tue OF an order OF the Dubois Cir
cult Court. the undersigned. Guardian
OF the persons and estate OF Rufus
Parmcter aud Euceba A. Parmeter. mi
nor heir- OF Euceba Parneter. deceased
will offer for sale AT Public Outcry, on
the premises. OH
SATURDAY. DECEMBER IL. 1875,
an equal undivided two-thirds part OF
the following described real estate, viz
The North East quarter of the Nortl.
East quarter of Section number two (2.
in Township number one H. South OF
Range number six CO., West, in Dubois
county. indiana.
TERMS -One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash; one-third in
one year, and one-third in two years
from the day of sale purchaser giving
notes bearing interest, with freehold
surety to the approval of the Guard
ian, aud waving bench, of appraise-
Iment laws.
Sale 10 begin at O'Clock II. Nj.
JOHN G. BRITAIN, Guardian.
WM. "A. TRAYLoR. Atty.
October Goth. 1873. st
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George W Mckssson plead guilty
iA tan have ~ burglary snd grand
.i-F aUi Waa el.enucd otwo years
fan Wert iu Nlf fate Prison. fined
a anherE. ana lisfranchieea fhr-e
N.afs--Rockr,ri Democrat.
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EsTEAY NOTICE.

rrsAKEN Up. by Jacob II. Neleon. Of
Boone township. Dubois county.
Indiana. one estIay horse. described as
follows. to- Wit: One gray gelding with
small black spots, sway back, with lump
on the weathcrs, probably made by a
saddle. shoes on his front feet. about If
teen hands high. dark name and tail, and
supposed 10 be nine wears old APP
praised by William l.. Britain, Charles
Horton aud Thomas Anderson, at thirty
dollars, this October 23d. 1875.
WILLIAM Y. CkANDALL, j. Il.
A true copy.
Attest u. B. EDxcssroS, Clerk.
November sth. 1875. --3l
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Fay ii. Whist you owe ~.
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q. l.. y ~ ls,
Physician e. Surge on
IRELAND. INDIANA.

TAvI%G dissolved The partnership heretofore ~
ing between himself md Dr Blackburn ~ .
his professional services TO the cryens Of Dubois cnn-
~ and vii do biz best 20 merit their favor IN his pro-
fosslon. orlce--Onu door West ~ The Post onico n
n ei,n, oct. 18th isT5 I'm
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ro % S2 CD - 10 lB
BY DOANE & CAPEHART.

No % so in Spencer county. on the line 81
the & Rks " r. smelly Improved little farm.
and splendid coal trsck. Very cheap At Rl 500 cash
No " an eligible bot in good locality. with i'm
,roveren'a npon y. In the town " Hurtnghurr.
No a5 80 acre. 81 finely iimbered land in Marion
uship Dubois county cleared has on n small
log house "a well wa;er.d and underiaid With coal.
about les from Jasper and LAYS well 20 make nice
farm. si0 per acre: 9ne-haf cash balance On time
Ne qs-SO acres. In Ma ion township. near Knox.
willie aIl bottom land half mile from fatoka river
"a acres heavily tmhercd with oak, ash. beech and
rrnnle: acres cleared For sale cheap, considering
quality sf land.
NJ N --l2n ncres in Columbia townships first rat.
farm 10 acres cleared 20 under fence balance rood
timber. good story house. rooms and kitchen and
other improvements part Davis creek bottom land all
underlad with coal. Cheap.
No o. "a splendid dwelling and business house 10
The town - Dale. Spencer County. Lot 6Ss rods
silendld good stable. buggy shed &C.. dwelling has
aztec rooms conveniently s,angcd business house has
4 good cellar under ia ,arc chance for bargain.
prcs sao0 Terms third cash. balance In snd
years
No ~ 80 acres IN spencer county. r. the crossing
~ me Railroad and The Ferdinand and Dale road 70
aerss cleared good house hnrn Sc. plenty ~ good
~ ster ahont 200 an. fruit plenty ai COAL CHEAP
= sgtA; hsIf cash. balance ~ year
ezyro~ description n ether tracts ~ real estsic
Ia rsac hy Doane Capchart see last mage 81 Counter
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-18
TWEED.

Boss Tweed showed considerable emo.
ton when the news of his LAWYERS .uc-
cess in obtaining his release from the
penitentiary yas conveyed to him by hi.
private secretary. lie remarked: 81
thought SO. They knew was innocent
and still they prosecuted me-" The Boss
Is mistaken in his Use of terms. What he
calls persecution is believed by other
people generally to be justice. But the
OLD man Is out, and though it is probable
he will be in again soon, as there is an
evident purpose on the part of Judge
Davis to have him re-arrcsted on civ;,
warrants, the wisdom of putting him
pack into durancc vile is not exactly AN.
parent. His age aud record preclude tn,
possibility of his ever hai,,.Y sl.Ie, ~, t.,ea
former ofienses or engage in new one.
against the public. II he live upon i'll.
gotten gains. his existence at the best
will not be happy one. An honored
old age he can not hope to have. and the
memory whicha good man leaves behind
him does not await him after death.
Justice can wrest nothing more from
him, and forgetiulness is the best the
world can give him.
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BUNKER HILL.

The celebration of the Bunker Hill Cen
tennial at Boston yesterday wa, the most
elaborate that has yet taken place. Dos
ton Common was enivened from one end
to the other with bunting, tents and other
decorations. The state House wa, made
gay with flags and It's rooms and halls
were filled with mementocs of the Rcvo-
lutionary war. All the public buildings
and places of historic interest were also
decorated. The military and Masonic
parades were very attractive, and the en-
tire celebration was a display of patriot
Ism upon which the lIubbites congratu-
late themselves.
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table and fell upon the floor. halt leaning
against the wall, where no expired. \
couple of watchmcn. hearing the shot.
rushed to the scene. but found the gas
turned down aud the doors shut Again
they returned and found an cnirSnCN',
Mcclellan was found dead and his person
aud the floor COVERED with blood. winch
IN his death agony he had scattered. Az
examination vi the premises revealed the
fact that spring-wagou hSd hrn
backed up o. the Sllcy.wndcw csm'
handing the hSr, and tia, the a>SaSsia>
hal sighted their victim through s hslc
Ia the shutter and Shot him in his trsoAs
through the glass. Il j. >arrN~cNl ,hsi
tn, death was planned iuS Iva To- msl'-
ncr rclssCsi. fOr thu turning ,AaNN ~ tlsc
ca Sn,l vacation of ilc >aloNN ~ usc
drinkers Immediately ai,cr thc >s''N'iius
shows that they WygV party :" The crime.
II WIS., with officially Ih&l the tOroiicr
ioand s iury " si> citizens ~ hold an In
quest. apd althcush tour witnesses have
b,vu cNAminci. no; particle NJ c>ii-
n,onr ha> fsDu rlicltCi L. throw an!
light upon the motive and mystery Of
tn dcv~l. The death Of Mcclellan under
any circumstances j. regarded not only
in Hamilton. but throughout southern
Ohio. as a public beneiaciion. and 1t IL
not At all probable that any very remark
able eNcrtions will he made 10 ferret out
hi cNecutioners for the sole object oi
indicating the majesty of the law.
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POLITICAL. NOTES.

Tie following about current politics
we take from the Louisville Daily
Ledge': The approach of the heated term
does not seem TO frigh'en the politicians.
quite a number of political conventions
have already been held this month. and
some half dozen more are TO come off be-
tore it, close. Our own State, In which
conventions have been held and tickets
put in the field by both parties, will open
the summer campaign with her election
on August ,. The next election in order
will be that of California, on September
|. Besides state officers, California elects
four members to the next Congress.
The California Radicals have already
held their Convention, and made their
nominations. The Independents. who
are Il power in the State, hold their Con-
vention at Sacramento on the 22d of this
month and the Democrats meet at San
Francisco one week later. Next after
that Of California comes the Maine cleo
ton on September ID. The Maine Re
publican, met in Convention at Portland.
this morning, and the Democratic con-
venton will meet at Augusta on next
Tuesla the 22d. Ohio and Iowa are the
next States IN which elections will be
held, both those States clccting Gov
ernor and other State officers on October
II. The Radicals of Ohio have already
held their convention: that of the Demo-
Gratis Will meet ut Columbus on Thurs
day. June IL. The Democrats and Lib.
erals of Iowa will meet in convention at
Dies MOines on June -, and the Repub-
licans on June 30. a special election in
Oregon. for member of Congress, in place
OF l.aDow, Democrat, who died since his
election. will be next in order of time. II
Will De- held October -. Then comes
\ the long list al States which hol,
lncm ciecuons IN November. OF these
Mississippi is the only one which elect.
other than States officers. She elects alsC
six members OF the next Congress, which
will complete the Congressional cleo.
tons. The November elections this yeai
occur on the ID day of the month. The
Democrats of Mississippi will hold a con.
vention August :. Of the othe States
whose elections are held in November
Pennsylvania, Maryland and Wisconsin
are the only ones, we believe, in which
any action has yet been taken
to call conventions. The Radicals OF
Pennsylvania have already held theirs,
and the Democrats will meet at Erie,
September s. The Wisconsin Republi.
can convention is called for July I, al
Madison, and the Democratic tor Septem.
Der s, at Milwaukee. In Maryland no
Republican convention has yet been call
ed, and the State. like Kentucky, is 80 de-
cidcdly Democratic that it is possible the
Radicals will not attempt to contest it.
The Democratic convention will meet in
Baltimore on Wednesday, July Il. For
a hot Season, ait will bc seen from the
foregoing, the politicians have Il pretty
good stroke of work laid out before them
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THE STRIKE ENDED.

Uncsudiiional SURRENDER Of the Col
iiees of the wyoming Valley -.E1eN'
eU Thousand WeU 10 he PWe Rt work
at Once.
Wuxrsn,Rnr, June l5.--Thc miners
who have been working ut Paine's shaft
were met by a large gang This morning
and ordered to stay out. A posse was
raised. and they opened u way through
the mob. and those who wished entered
the shaft. There was great excitement.
Tuk LONG STRIKE ENDED.
WLKsn.gRE, June l5.--1'hc lodg strike
Is ended. The miners of the Lehigh and
Wilkesbarie Company made uncondition-
al surrendef. through there delegates
last night. alta meetings with President
Parrish.
MEEI Nc on IHE MINERS.
A dozen or more meeting were held
yesterday at iilercnt places. At Ashley,
a delegation # seve..!y German miners
went To the meeting for the purpose vi
voting for resumption. Their object be-
came known to the leaders, and they
were eNclu,lcdiiom the meeting. They
then held meeting OF their own. and
decided to be- governed no longer by the
Association
At another meeting the Irish and
Welsh disagreed. and the former with
drew.
At other melting, there was also lack
day there iva Il general disagreement as
10 future alton. The mass of til,
miners were II favor of going To work
but the lealcs fought hard against it.
The sentiment was too strong for then
Ia 1p,in snnft,l md tlp nuptv ,si.llal
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TINE AkSASSINATBON
GEglAg

special TO the Chicago TriJ,,ne from
Cincinnati, dated June 18th, gives the
particulars OF the assassination of the
desperate, Tom Mcclellan. and some par.
ticnlars OF his past career
Mcclellan obtained an almost national
celebrity as murderer in the year 1870
by his trial at Lebanon, Ohio. with
Clement l.. Nallandigham a. LEADING
counsel for the defense. Ii may he pa.
mem bered that Mcclellan was tried for
.he assassination of Tom Myers at Ham
ntoh' on Christmas night. lsG9. Mr.
Nalandigham advanced the theory that
Myers shot himself in the abdomen while
attempting to pull his revolver on his rs.
sallants, and, In illustrating thi. theory
TO his associate counsel. with loaded re-.
v0iver, discharged lts content, into his
own body and died from the effect, of
the wound. The trial went ON AFTER
Naiiandigham's death, and resulted in n
disagreement Of the jury. Under a
change OF venue, Mcclellan was taken IN
Dayton, the home of Vallandigham for
maj, and was convicted OF murder in the
hrst degree, bot the judge granted n
new trial, and the villain was acouit.
Ted The City Of Hamilton arose 70 q
man and forbade his return, under the
penalty Ola summary death, and McGehar
was obliged to skulk about from place n
place for nearly three years. but he fin
any returned to Hamilton, and settle,
nown undisturbed 10 the business of q
saloon keeper. Iii, presence was cau.
ior alarm, but he publicly announced hi,
Intention TO live ut peace with all men
ana this declaration, together with TN
lapse OF time, had soothing effect upo
the public mind, a.id Mcclellan MA. a
lowed to remain. Everybody feared nj,
and he lived In constant fear for hi, liz.
His crime gave him dreadful notoriet,
for 1t was popularity believed that he IA,
killed several men besides Tom Myei
His method was 10 associate with Il gan
provoke quarrel, and, while that was
progress, shoot his man from an anbu,
Singularly enough this was the meth
adopted by his murderers. On Mond,
night, as far as can DE asccrtaine
II appears that, about midnight,
couple Of men entered McGelan's saloo
on Basin street, and called for whisk
Mcclellan stepped behind the bar
serve them, and. while in the act, sou
sor /" dispute arose during the pr
yress Of which shot was fired throu.
the window Of the saloon, taking eiie
10 The slde OF McGehan's head. As so,
~ wounded, Mcclellan seized his rev,
yer aud started from behind the bar
reach the door, but staggered against
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BEACH ExCORlATES BEECHER
THE REASON WHY MRS. TILTON WAS
NOT PLACED ON THE WITNESS
STAND.
Inc Case 10 he kespened for the Adj.
- mission of New Evidence.

NEW YORK, June lG.-At ten minutes
past eleven today, Beach continued his
argument Tor the prosecution In the suit
OF rheo. Triton cs. Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher. Taking up Mrs. Tilton's re-
traction letter, he said the word "incul-
pating, used in the letter was nota wo-
mans word and did not belong to the
phraseology of the household. Beccher
USES the same word in his letter of contri-
tioi, ana certain persons could he dis.
| tlnglllshcd by their style of rhetoric
| Beechcr testiiics that Mrs I'ilton wrot,
the letter, but II was written ut his direc.
ton. As she says, Beecher wrote the let
ter and she copied il. When Beecher re-
turned TO Mr.. Moulton's that night. d,
told no one he had received the rctrac
ton, and if innocent how gladly ant
cheeriully he would have gone into In,
presence of Tilton and told him of ii
Moultoh was told by Beecher that Tiltol
had read Ia him the confession of Mrs
hilton, charging him (Becchcr) with hay
ing
SEXUAL INTERCOURSE
WIN her' Mrs. Tilton wrote "A letter [,
,ier husband stating that she hoped he
husDahu would never be misled by
good woman az she had been misled 6y
Sood man. inns was said of this MA
Beecher whom the jurors were asked +
, believe to DE all that was noble am
good
Mr.. Beach then reviewed the so-calle
Catherine Gaunt letter in which Mr.
Tilton says TO her husband
"Bless God with me for Catberii
, Gaunl, and now am prepared TO +,
new. the marriage vow and Keep il as II
Savior desired In the heart -
Counsel followed this by reading Mr.,
iiiton's statement to Rev. DR.. StOri
that beeciier, her friend and pastor, Ina
made Improper proposals to her and 81
licited her 10 become a wife to him wit
all that name implied. After analyzn
, other familiar points IN the case, Reac
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CLOSED.

The school OF Natural History al f,a.
ikese. founded 10y the soO|n-lSw III
Agassiz and which. sincr the death ., The
great naturalist. has hal prS~rScu> cx-
istence under the conduc, Of his ION, wiz
shortly be closed for want VI nm,i> %
Keep il going.