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Rvausyille FobaOeo MerEst.

The breaks yesterday were very
large, and the biggest sale of the sea,
son took place. One hundred and
seventy-fve hogsheads were sold at
the Planters and Blue Warehouses.
Martin, Gardner & Co. sold 132
hegsheads. at prices ranging from
50 60 to SIC 90 for Lugs to Cumber-
land River Shipping Leaf. Of this
lot there were only IA hogsheads
rejected. A large number of buyers
were in attendance, and former prices
were we'll maintained. Great interest
was manifested by the bidders, and
our merchants are doing all In their
mower to make this a big tobacco
market. The Planters and Blue
Warehouses were both fiilsd, and
some thirty kogsheads had to be
broken on the sidewalk. 1t is a self
evident fact that our accommodations
are too small, and that larger ware
house will have to be built IN order
to give proper room for handling Qua
large receipts. We understand that
Martin, Garden & Co. are trying tc
make arrangements for the construc'
ton of another large and eommo-
dious warehouse, suitable for the
increased business in this market.
Weldon Bros. & Co. also sold Al
hogsheads, at fron 81 15 to s1l &
for Lugs to Common and Medium
Leaf
A sumptuous lunch was spread a
| II O'Clock, which was partaken O
with a relish by the buyers.
Another large sale will be held oil
Friday.
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CIRCUIT CoURr-THE BIsCH CASE
Yesterday morning. the case of the
State of Indiana VS.. Victor Bisch was
called. The defendant appeared, and
his attorneys announced they were
ready for trial. A. L. Robinson,
prosecutor for the State, was absent,
and it was stated that he was not
ready. Judge Jones sent baihff af-
ter Mr.. Robinson, who shortly appear
ed, and said he was surprised that the
case had been called, and was not
ready to proceed with the trial, and
wanted the case postponed until some
future time. The defendant demand
ed that the trial proceed, as ample
time and notice had been given the
prosecution. The Judge said that
the case would be heard at 2 o'clock,
as he would not grant any further
time. Judge W. F. Parrett, assistant
to Major Robinson, then had short
consultation with Mr.. Robinson, and
announced that they would enter a
laolle pr0sequi. This ended the mat
ter, and settles this case, in which the
public have taken a great interest.
The next case called was the State
VS.. Carrie Sherwood, charged with
stealing Sc so from Alice Brown,
a colored woman. The jury returned
a verdict of petit larceny, and SEN
fenced her to be sent to Jail for "a
hours, and to perform hard labor fOr
that time under direction of the
Sheriff.
The next case was Palmer VS.. Pal
mer. Mrs. Palmer asked for divorce
from her husband on the ground o
bad treatment, and that he was part
negro. The jury granted the divorce
with 800 alinony.
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Card.

The Trustees. and members of the
Episcopal Church at Eddyville, KY,
do hereby rsturn their sincere thanks
10 the steamers Romeo and Fanny
Brandeis. Evansville Courier and
JOURNAL, Semonin. Dixon & Co, B.
A. James, Charles VieIe & Co., Bot
ticher, Kellogg & Co., Regan, Dickey
& Carson. Cloud & Akin. Reitz &
Haney, Wheeler & Riggs, Mackey,
Nesbit & Co., Hollingsworth & Co,
N. F. Carr & Co, j. w. Headly. Ten
ney, Bowles & Co., Col Bob Martin,
Clement. White & Co, l.. Lowenthal
& Co.. for their liberal contributions
toward building said church at Eddy
vile, aud our thanks are especially
returned to Mr. George l.. Dixon, Of
the firm of Ssmonin, Dixon & Co,
and Mr.. b. A. James, with Messrs.
G. Maghee Il Co, for their oourtsey
to Mr.. f. G. Machen whilst soliciting
said contributions IN Evansville.
TCourier cODV
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gTEAMBOAT HINES.

To LouTsvrIIE.--Every Monday and
saturday al 10 O'Clock Am. every 1eesusyl
Wedne5day, Thursday, and Saturday at
o'clock P. a. -. +.
TO CAIRo-DaIiy, except sunday, at
To GREeN RrvER.-Every Tuesday and
Saturday az 4 O'Clock Pm. Every Thursday
81 & O'Clock p. NJ.
To EAsTPo RT.-Every Monday w edneS-
t7ay and Friday at O'Clock P. n.
10 HM gDERsoE-Daily. except Sundays,
70 NAsHv1LLE-Every Wednesday and
Saturday ~ P. NJ.
TO MRmP1Is-Every Tuesday at P. NJ.
.Roekport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
villeA CARRYING the mail, leaves at z 4. L.,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fr1oays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursday
aud Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. III. Arrives tues
DAYS and Saturdays by P. M.
Mt. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily lex
psDt Sundays) at Z a. NJ. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays) by p. M
10 NEW RUEz9.-aacK daily texcept sun
Aay,) from the MERCHANTS HOTEL al !
O'Clock p N.
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TAKE NOTIoEt

% bbls. choice New York Apples.
200 bbls. best Family Flour.
200 bbls. Low Extra Family Flour.
200 bbls. choice varieties of Seed
Potatoes.
10000 lbs. choice Country Bacon.
100 kegs Family Leaf Lard.
For sale low at
HAYHURsT & WHITTAKER's,
No..6 South Water Street.
ap27-dtf
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I1R Ne w =.
~ ot.sr Riger Iteols see 47llrd Paae.

For CHER RiUer Tens see Third Paqe.
The additional arrivals and departures
lest night, were the Louisa, from Wabash
River; Rose Hite, Louisville and return;
MoIIfe Norton, to Henderson; Sallie v, to
Mt. Vernon; Romeo, 10 Nashville; Kate
Robinson, ST. Louis to Cincinnati.
The Rose Hite had n moderate trip both
ways.-I he Romeo got a good deal OF freight
.........The Clara Scott had splendid trip
out .......The Louisa come ia pretty full,
after having discharged large amount of
freight at Mt. Vernon.......-The Cumber-
land had not finished her repairs up to
late hour last night, and would 4 % proba-
bly, get of TIL near morning .........Alex.
Howell, Of the popular hrm of Howell &
Minspaugb, whsrf-boat proprietors, Of
Shawneetown, was Ia the city yesterday.
.........The Kate Robinson arrived from st.
Louis at 10 O'Clock with good trip. Hum
phrey, Patrick & Co. gave her $50 sacks of
wheat for Pittsburg ....-..A tOw1oat passed
up last night, making regular railroad
time .....-....We are graided TO learn by a
dispatch from Omaha via st. Louis, that
the disaster of the Urilda, az first reported,
was greatly exaggerated. No lives were
lost........The Richmond left Louisville
last night, and Will be here early to-day.
........The Cincinnati Commercial of yester-
day contained the following special dis-
patch:
sew ORLEANS, April %. - The Lizzie
Hopkins, Captain Roofs, on her way down
Red River, with 345 bales cotton, and a.
number OF passengers, on last Thursday,
caught fire In her mold. the boat was
landed and the passengers and baggage
put on shore. The officers then set 10 WORK
| To save the boat. Steam IS forced into
the hold, but TIE flames made such head
| way that they were compelled TO SINK the
! boat which they did, and cause the saw
log OF the steamer Between 80 and zoo
/ b tles of cotton were thrown overheard.
/ The officers, as soon as they got he fire out
pumped u q water out OF Der, and she ar
/ rived here last night. she has sustained
| but little injury. aud Will be ready 10 leave
/ again on her return trip Tomorrow.
ST LOUIS April 20 The steamer Ten.
/ nessee, en- route from st. Lonis TO sort
/ Benton, with cargo Of Government
/ stores. euhk, il is TumOred, on the 24Lh
! inst. in Louisville Bend in the IS ouri
I River above sioux city. She sunk III
| shallow water, and the MOuntaineer TOOK
I of her ireighl, only "A part OF which Wa'
! damaged. The Tennessee belongs u Capt
! Joao Lawrence's Missouri River Line.
The arbitrators in the case between th'
! Louisiana and Ruth have assessed thu
damage TO the Louisiana al S. 500.
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ARREsTED.-George q. Preble, the
. itinerant medicine peddler." was
arrested, yesterday morning, at the
Market House, charged with using
vulgar language. He will have a
hearing to-day.
Betty Daniels was arrested for be-
ing drunk and disorderly, last even
ing. and was sent to the lookup. She
will be tried to-day.
Il is getting to be common thing
in this city to arrest women for drunk
enness. and shows to what a fearful
state we are tending.
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No MEETNe.-Notice was sent
to the Councilmen yesterday that a
special meeting would be held last
night. Five members were present,
but as it was desirable to have a full
meeting, they adjourned to meet on
Thursday night.
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Work BEGUN. = Work has been
commenced on Sycamore Street, and
one square, between Firstand Second
Streets, has been plowed up. The
dirt is being hauled to some place
near the corner of Centre and Leet
Streets. There are two or three bad
places in the canal, in the upper part
of the city, that ought to be filled up,
and we would suggest that the Coun
ell order some of the dirt to be hauled
there. e
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LOCAL NOrACEs.
/" Barrett,s ), has HIGH reputation.

PHILADELPaIA made chiidren's
shoes are fast taking the place Of
other fne work in the frst-olsss re-
tail trade. We have a very iargs as
sortment of these goods from two Of
the principal manufacturers, inelud
ing all the new eoiors aud fancy
styles, in full and hall sizes aud diff
ferent widths TO suit all forms Of feet.
Also, received this day several cases
mems serge CATERS, Prince Albert
aud French tie shoes, aud other at
traetive styles for Summer wear.
Fosters Block, No. 5 First Street.
ap27 TURNER q KUMLER.
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CLEANING THE LAMPS. Conrad
Newman, the City Lamplighteryis en-
gagged this week in washingand clean
ing the glass in the public lamps. A
good idea. -
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Bar The new style lined India Silk
Sun Umbrellas at Hughes.

s Deckerman's King OF Oil
Liniment cannot be excelled for
use on both man and beast. 1t cures
rheumatic and other pains IN an in
credibly short space OF time; also sore
throat within few hours. For gem
eral use it surpasses every other lini-
mebt in market Try bottle. FL. j
Schl@pfer and 7. G. Bridwell x
Company keep it. apr2l 1t.
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TELEGRAPH REPoRTs.-Those in
terested viii bear in mind that the
JOURNAL is the only paper in the city
that publishes the full telegraphic
dispatches.
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DIDN'T ACCEPT.-We understand
that Mr.. r. s. Sproule, who came
down from Indianapolis last week to
assume charge of the editorial de-
partment of the Courier. has gone
back again, having declined the
proposition of the proprietors of that
Dapel. 1t is rumored around town
that Mr.. AT. Whittlesey viii assume
the editorial chair shortly. but We
cannot voueh for the correctness o.
the rumOr.
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E., H. & n. R. R.-By a private
note from Assistant Superintendent
Bacon. at Henderson, we are informed
that the proposed change of time on
the Evansville, Henderson & Nash
Vile Railroad, will not take effect on
Thursday, Gas stated in Monday
issue) arrangements not being per
fected as expected.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Geo. w. German.
of Owensville; John Mccall, the ia
nous rag man." of Cincinnati, and
VIM. Kurtz, formerly of the Prince
lon Clarion, were in the city yester-
day. Goodlette Morgan, of Peters
burg, is at the Sherwood House.
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EoUALIzA ALTON BoARD.-The Coun-
ty Commissioners, who have been sit
ting as a Board of Equalization, ad-
iourned. Yesterday, sine die.
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A RELIABLE REMEDY.-For old
sores. cuts. bruises, sore breasts on
females, itching feet. chilblains, &c,
there is 90 remedy more reliable than
Deckerman' Universal Ointment.
Sold by H. j. Schlaep!er and by I.
G. Bridwell IL Co., Evansville.
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PSI EAST slsr STREET, NEW York.

DEAR SIR For three weeks past [ have
been using your PLANTATION BITE For
more than four months past 1 have been
suffering from what my doctor SAID was
nervous prostration, being u liable to en-
du G hardly any physical or mental labor
without great fatigue. But / had not used
the Bitteis week before was conscious
of their benefting me as nothing else had,
and nave CONT lued 10 gam very rapidly
since. till now / am able 10 be about my
usual household du les. To ali VINO are
afflicted with general debility 1 can testify
from experience that the B1tters are in
valuable. ours, truly,
MARGARET b. STONE.
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CLEANING UP.-Several boys who
are in the lookup, were engaged In
cleaning it up and whitewashing the
walls. Fred. Oberkinn, a wife whip
per, was also put to whitewashing the
engine house This is good idea,
as there is nothing better than clean
liness
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APpoINTED.-W learn that Harvey
Bond, Esq, has been appointed Post
master at Hazleton, Ind, rice III. d.
johnson removed.
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/" Barrett's" can't be beat.

WANTED-Every Lady-young or
old-in the city of Evansville, to come
and learn to use the new improved
Grocer q Baker Family ,Sslgipg Ma
chine. (either for pleasure or proft)
free OF charge. j. o. BEARD, ~.
Office, No. Second Street,
apps 81 Evansville, Ind.
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SPECIAL SEssIoN.-We learn that
special meeting of the County Com
missioners will take place on Monday
next.
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PLUMBERs.-We call attention to
the advertisement, in to-day's jour-
NAL, of Gibson & Welsh. plumbers
and dealers in lead pipe. pumps, &C.,
at No. % Locust Street, between First
and Second. They are prepared to
attend to all work in their line,
and solicit the patronage of our
citizana
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CoNGLoMERATE G RAVEL.-We were
shown yesterday some specimens of
eonglomerate gravel which was
brought from Green River, and was
found about FIVE miles above the
mouth. Its similar to the Henderson
gravel, aud is said to exist 10 large
quantities. The gravel bank is about
half mile from the river, and is ac-
cessible at all times. This is the kind
of gravel that is to be put down on
Sycamore Street, and becomes very
! hard when it gets hacked down.
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CITY n EW S.

s- Fifty good pine boxes for sale
at this office.
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A SAD CAsE.-Our attention was
called yesterday to very sad case.
Dennis Macarty, an old man, was
taken to the Third Street Engine
House yesterday morning, and in a
few minutes was seized with whisky
five do not mean deleriana trenaens
but regular fit. brought on by
hard drinking. He had five fits be-
fore 10 o'clock, and it seemed each
time as if he was going to die At 10
o'clock, an express wagon was brought
to take him to the Poor House, but
while being helped into the wagon he
was taken with aaother fit. His
hands, arms, and legs were cramped,
and foam and blood issued from his
mouth, and they we're compelled to
take him out of the wagon and put
him back in the Engine House. He
afterwards had two more fits. making
eight altogether. He had fallen down
before being brought to tie Engine
House, and his face was badly swollen
and bruised.
In the afternoon he got better, aud
was able to be removed to the Poor
House late 10 the evening. Macarty
was formerly a cigar maker in
this city, and was once in comfortable
circumstances, but is now in a wretch
ed condition. He has been to the
Poor House several times before, but
has managed to get out again. He
gets his liquor by begging around, and
it seems a sin for persons TO let hin
have it. 1t was sad sight to see thi:
wreck of once steady and respect
able man, and a single look at hin
preached temperance sermon more
powerful than volumes of the stronges
language that could be used. He wa:
? attended all day by faithful negro
who nursed him with the most tender
care.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superfor tn the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. aDf26-deod&WIG
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Mems fine hand Sewed Boots.
Ladies' Caters and Buttoned Boots,
Children's fancy colored Shoes,
Boys custom made Shoes,
Ali kinds made to order.
Large stock and cheap.
Goods retailed at wholesale prices.
TURNER q KUMLER,
apps First Street.
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rerre Haute and indianapolis.
800 TERRE RAuTE
Ell. e. N. Z. g., Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

area,1ted 4 .,...... -....... / 80 P. M.
,.giTJf ot NiadisOnVtIle ........ ... 20 z. N.
GOING NORTH.
,,-s, ,Fo4fso,, vii lie ........... 4 is 4 NJ.
a ,-5va al Hende rsOu ............... 5 :O5 a. NJ
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SCHOOL GRoUNDs.-The grounds at
the Upper School House are being
nicely cleaned up, and the flower beds
that were made last Spring are being
attended to. When the flowers are in
bloom, the grounds will look beauti-
full. The High School and Ninth
Street School grounds are also being
laid off in flower beds, aud will be
arranged so as to present tasteful
and elegant appearance.
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BUSINESS CARDS Ne have re-
ceived from the manufactory 10000
Bristol business cards, superior TO
any ever offered in this city. We in
yite our merchants aad business men
to call and examine them.
JOURNAI. Co.
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Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad

TRAINS ARRIVE AT JUNCTION.
G9ofno West ..........4 :04 A, NJ
..''-. . N I'm
doing East. --.-s..'...'.'--.,S ~ = ~
...............- .---Ss00 p NJ
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HOOP PotEs.-We notice an i'm
mense quantity of hoop poles being
discharged from fatboat at the up
per end Of the wharf.
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Bg The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by L. c.
Bridwell Il Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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q Barrett's Universal Hair Re.
storative.
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Nor IN THE ORDINANCEs.-Am man
who has monkey and hurdy-
gurdy, with which be has for a day
or two past amused large audiences OF
children, was arrested by the police
and taken before the Recorder yester-
day On the charge of not having a
license. As he does rot charge any
thing for his show, and only takes
what is given him, it does not come
under the head of " exhibitions. "
The Recorder could find nothing in
the ordinances on which to make
case. and he was discharged.
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Bsr Schuermann & Burford, at
the Opera Drug Store, No. Is South
First Street, Chambers Block, have
received their new stock of Perfumes,
Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes, Combs,
and Toilet Soaps,
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Young America uses " Barrett's 5.
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pa Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. &. ID. HEIMAN's.
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les CRHAA-H. Herman has opened
his Ice Cream Saloon. and is ready to
serve up the best ice cream and soda
water, at 40 Main Street ap22-6t
bag The best standard brands Of
Flour for sale Ia the city:
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiapa Mills,
Telegraph Mills,
Bingham's Moon Light,
and variety Of low grades of super
fine.
apo II. ID. ALLIs a 20.
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of All Kinds. HORNBROOE Il co.
No. North Water Street.
oc&S don Evansville, Ind
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Walter A. Ruhe vs.. 10 A. krack, g. S.
Reed and W. ID. Read.
Before Ben. Stinson, Justice al the Peace.
IA EFEN DANTs ARE 81 EaEBY = 90.
~ titled that IN order OF attachment was
Issued by me. Aprii Zlst 1862. anu 40 APP
pearing b the return of the constable
made on said order thHt defendants D. e
non residents OF the state OF Indiana: De-
PENDANTS are therefore further notified that
a hearing in the matter or said attach
ment Will be had al nay Ollie, in tie city
of Evansville, on the "a day 81 May, 1863,
at O'Clock = NJ, when and where, If de-
fault be made, the matter viii be deter
mined Ia their absence
BEN. sTfNsON, Justice.
April 28, 1869. lapr2s ait, va
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R1EEEVE RUET0N-A gold sleeve butt
2 TON. having on its face the letter ~
q reward will ne paid by leaving the ~ .
same at this office. taprzo ~
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:. go Looms. street.
Attachment Notice.

EVANSVILLE. IND.
apps dom
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-16

The PLANET MARS 1t appears fr m
the searching scrutiny Of the spectre
scope that the planet has an atmosphere
and that the atmosphere NEST probably
resembles our own in general constitu-
ton. Combining this evidence with
that which we already possess of the
presence of water in It's liquid, vaporous
and solid states upon its surface, and
with the certainty that the red tint on
parts of the pianist is due to the real
ruddiness OF substance Corresponding
to the tint of certain soils upon our own
earth we cannot but recognize the ex-
treme probability that in all essential
habitudes the planet Mars resembles
our own ca, th. One circumstance may
at first excite surprise, namely The
fact that in a planet SO much farther
from the sun than our earth, there
should exist so close resemblance as
respects climatic relations But if we
consider the results Of Tyndall's re-
searches on the radiation of heat, and
remember that very naoderafs Increase
in the quantity of certain vapors in, our
atmosphere wo uld suffice to render the
climate ofour earth intolerable through
excess Of heat Gust as glass walls cause
a hot house to be like an oven losg after
the sun has set), we shall not fail to see
that Mars may readily be compensated
by corresponding arrangement for his
increased distance from the Vivifying
center of the solar system.