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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-05-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Tie copartuershIp heretofore ey sting he
tween J, II. Doughty al. a Turner, in tho
" and Turner, has this dRy been di.soIved
oy mutual consent. AN parties having any
claims against tho llrm will present them In
az Bowling Green, Ky. and an parties 0w-
ing the nrm are hereby notified 20 make
payment 10 j. a. Doughty alone or mis- order
wound up. j. II. DOUGHTY,
April 1871, ]. a. TURNER,
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Good A Bleached Shirtings, at from 10 cts.
10 Is cts at A. RosEYrHAL & BRO.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

aange of Thermometer and Baron
ter at WfmfOm, Residence of j, m.
James. for the week ending May
lat, 1873.
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D6SI UIdUN HIpdId
And Pure Mnhairs,
Charley ReynoIds

of fine Silky Lustre, very .cheap at W. E.
BROWN & CO.
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Business Notices.
No Better
Shoes for Ladies

Misses or Children,
car be found than at w. &. BROWN & co,
Cloth Kid and Glove Kid, Plain and Fancy
Stitched, Front and Side Laced, in fact all va
rieties. Best Custom made and War
ranted, cheaper than elsewhere. Come and
examine before buying.
Maya. w. E. BROWN & Co.
, 1873-04-22
THE GLOBE.

Another Contest for tho p0ssesHf0n OF
tho old SlseIl--Tho O0ntCndinV Pars
tica Hold an All-Ntgllt Watch-NKcot.
ing.
After tho billiard match botweon Bo.aungor and
slosson. at tho Globe Theatre, last night, there
began another game, which, doubtloHs, will be
prolonged for Some time to como.
The contestants In this game are the German
Benevolent Society and Col. Wood. It tis game
Of ono polnt,-and that IT, which party has the
right to tho possession and use Of tho Globe
Thoatro.
Col. Wood has hold under q lense from tho
Germans. His 1eaae has now expired, but, BE-
oauao Of some legal teohnicalitg, tho loBsora osn,
nci Isss esses evening, @ ybilo tho bard ato ss in
tho $oS pa pn SeI t6s On ne
thus thus q Obtaining tai osssssion q III Seys Al the
close Of the match, thoy attempted TO ejeot tho
crowd, and q general ,rough,ana~tp light
onsued. Rovolveka wore held high above
mons heads, ,-whother loaded or not.
AnivoH wore = draYn across soft finger:
ends,-to test tho ends Of tho fnger1 and loud
onrsos filled tho hall. Sergeant Clarity, with o
squad OF polieo officers, came to geo tho SHOW"
aud forthwith tho bnih Of tho andienoe loft. 4
few Of Col. Woods mon remained behind, and thus
secured possession Of the audicnce-room.
The Germans made for tho ticket Office md se-
Graham were there also, in tho interest Of D
certain chattel mortgage they hold upon tho
promises, and to do what they could for Col.
Wood. This morning, at o'clock, both parties
wero in possession. The matter will be decided
to-dpY,
, 1873-04-22
ROBBED HIMSELF.

"A 0lVTt "AAA u HAOGA"
Sptctal Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DEsMo1NEs, April 21.-Dayid Harris, Of Do1a-
waro Township, this county, mas arrested, yes
toraay, and lodged in jail In this city, on tho
charge Of grand larceny. Last August tho nc
cuaod borrowed $4,125' Of tho First National
Bank, OF this city, to buy cattlc. On Wednesday
last he sold tho cattle In Chicago, Fry. Keley i
day evening Harris nrrived home from Chicago.
claiming that hc Ind lost tho money received tor
tho cattle on tho way. Tho suspicious Of tho off,
cere Of thobank wero aroused, for tho reason that
Harris did not report his loss to tho bank
hut proceeded homo, twelve mllea diatant. On
Saturday ovening, shorin Brinkon attached
Harris property, some having thas day boon
tranferred to Harrts' wifo. On Sunday, tho Sheriff
procured search warrant and warrant for
Harris arrest. Harrig was arrested and sent to
DesMoinos. Search OF the premises WAS then
commenced, and, after q search OF six hours tho
ehoriff md party found @, 100 in adaguorreotyre
cnso In a hole ID the cellar wall. The prelinli-
nary examination takos place tomorrow. The
Sheriff holds tho money under attachment Tho
epriHouor ndmits that 81 GOO Of tho money aro tho
proceeds Of the Chicago cattle sale.
, 1873-04-22
STATE LEGISLATURES,
OHIO.

Co1uatnue, O., April 21.-1n tho House this
nftornoon, the following bills passed. !: House
bill to authorize the appointment OF special con-
vide for tho reoaso Of securities for costs On
giving ton days notice, and tho appointment Of
otl,or aeourttieB The Committee appointed to-
Inquire into tho systom Of convict 1abor contracts
tracts have not In all casos boon let to tho hgh-
est bidder but they havo boon lot to tho best
intcroBts Of tile state., Tho report
WAS accepted. :, Tho House bill :. to
amond Bootion 92 Of tho insurance
Inv, 20 as to provide that after ono annual lifo
prpmium has been paid, no error or nnlsstnto-.
menta shall be corrected, was indefinitely post
ponod. A resolution was adopted authorizing
the State Geological Corps, after tho completion
and apparatus In their possession belonging to
tho State, for uso in tho Agricultural College.
, 1873-04-22

Desuungor Offset With 81, leaving him 70 to go.
Nothing apparently x sqsson
the balls Just whore thoy wore whom ho ran out
tlio other game, and mado tho magnificent run
Of .432,. ,ehoylng hts hoorc along to
@s @ his p opponsnt @sstsanSaFs sp s.sy was shot, but s s
was 80 nervous TINT he miaHod It. 8loaaon fol-
1owod with a, and triod I'd Jump lis bull on tho
table, but rnisaed 1t through caroloBBnosn. Dea-
sllngor thon ondea tho remarkable game by run
Of 10.
Tho following is tho aooro
BLossoN3 1s, ., o. a, 10, 49, ~ o. ., H. 25, a, o.
50, 80. ~ d, 10, %, %. III, ~ 30 Co.
al ~ 49, ~ To,o 1s!o Avnor1go y ~ 81 1s.2o a
Do no, "a 3, 1Il 10, D. 90 iii, 4a o. 49, 2oi D.
g. o. O. o. 32s 81, o. 7aTota', 2,ooo. Average IS 3D.
It is highly probable TINT n third mud deciding
match will bo shortly arranged, as both parties
aeom willing to play.
, 1873-04-22

Lincoln Park, as place Of resort, Is again "a
popular a8 before tho fro. On Sunday there
waro 0,000 people on foot within tho grounds,
and in two hours time 1900 carriages passed,
going in one direction
Thcse will DO meeting Of tho Decoration
Executive Committee at the Gardner House this
evening, at o'clock. Every momber Ia re-
quosted to attend.
ali peraons Interested In tho oponing Of YER
non ayenuo, between Thirty-aeventh and Thirty
ninth gts, are requested to meet the Committee
on Streets aud Alleys Of tho South Division at
tho City Clerks Office, on "Wednesday, at $3.50
p. N.
On Saturday night, tho residence ofA. F.
Morohouse, No. 204 Sangamon street, WAS On
tered by thieves, aud robbed Of 8200 worth ot
iowelry and silvorwaro.
at lato hour on Sunday night, four roughs
attacked and robbed Mr. Androw Wilson, Of No.
B1B North Carpenter Btreet, on Halstcd street,
between Lake and Randolph, They carried away
q valuable gold watch Rnd 95 In money.
AL persons who arc willing to devote little
time to Christian work among young mon, arc
invited to meet for consultation at tile noon
prayor-mooting, In Methodist Church Block. at a
quarter to / this afternoon.
a regular meeting Of tho Board Of Police mas
hold yesterday afternoon. Commissioners
a sG ehstaaD ot a5a oss wf9a Gsss b Il
tho Third Diatriet waa accepted, to take place
Immediately. couple Of vacancies wore tfllod,
aud tho Doard adjourned.
Eleven carloads Of carpets for tho Grand Pa
oiAo Hotel arrived yeatorday, aud all will 10 laid
within two weeks. Furniture md mattresses
are pouring In, mud In three Wooka the guests
may follow. SO say Moasra. Gage Bros. d liico.
In our Sundays issue, tho advertisement Of
J. P: Stone Co., doalers In upholstery, curtain
error, malo to read "haye removed to No. lg5
La8allo Btreot." It should have been No. 1856
State stroet.
Tho yearly estimate Of the City Collector is as
follows: Salaries, exclusive Of that Of tho COL
lootor, s21, ,080; postage stamps, $1,000; blank
books, blank roeoipts, ,&o.,, s2,5oo; horse and
buggy, to be used in collecting assessments on
personal property, $500; total, 825,7s0,
It Is more tllan likely that John IIockbaum,
Joseph Kassuer, George Newell, and John Hantz
will not shoot off their grlna within tho precinuta
of Lake View noxt Sunday. They did 1t last
sunday, and 1t cost them $5 apiece.
Tho alarm Of fro, from Boz 859, yesterday
morning, ut O'Clock, was cauaod by tie dlscoY-
CRY Of famos in framo building on tho cornor
OF Birch and Twelfth atrectn, occupied by Ohas.
nitz i Bro. as lumbor-yard office. Loss, $50 !;
no Insurance.
Two boys, named Horny dundy and Horace
, 1873-04-22
MICHIGAN.

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
lANHINo, Mich, April 21.--Thero was no quo
rum in the House this morning. The Senate
had adjourned till tho afternoon, and when aa-
senablod no quorum was prosont.
In tho afternoon tie Honso Committee on
Federal Rotations reported fnvorablY tho joint
resolution against allowing tho transfer Of tho
land grants Of the Port Huron d milwaukee,
nailroad to any railroad or corporation, and for
law. Messrs. Levi Walker, Of Flint; Eggleston;
Of Grand Rapids, and Noyes, ,of WashtonaT Coun.
tios wore appointed soloot Committee to not
with Senators Whocler and Drewer to inveatl-
cato tho frauds complained Of by GOV. Dagloy'
, 1873-04-22

C1No1NNATI, O., April 21.-The firYt general
reheassal OF tho 400 members Of tho Cincinnati
ehorus. under tho direction Of Otto Singer,
preparing for tho May. festival. They
sang Deethoven's "Nlnth Symphony"
aud tho Dottinger "To Deum." The
grand organ was tried, and fully satisfedItho
critics. Tho seats iof the chorus and orchestra,
for twelve hundred porsonH, aro arranged In q
aemi-circle, rising ono above another. Tho end
Of tho hall floor and gallery" will
soat 5000 persona. Tho lowcr floor
will DO seated oxcluslyely with chairs. Tho on-
tire arrangement ia such na to give oyery person
In tho house good Wow OF tho chorus and or
clestrs. Five hundred gas burners aro up, and
800 more will DO a<tdod. The hall will DO doc
GRATED with eycrgroons and banners.
, 1873-04-22

Mo1soborte, ran away, on Saturday, from their
homes In Jollot. Tho latter is a son Of Judge
eaEo. -They took como monoy With then', md
before startling, whispered to somo Rohool-fo1-
LOWS that they would not return.
;. ,Aman named Edvar, n,o,ov fo,l from, tim t6p
Of framo building, No. t73 State atroee, at,
noon yosterdny, md suffered snoh eevoro intor-
nal INJURIES TINT no will probably do. ne WE
tho acotdont.' lie lyoH nt No. u East Harrt-
son sttoot.
: P. Uhyanaeh. rao,. ~ I'm Arm of CayanaRh
Il Bodlo, viii lenyo for: 1raiand tl,ia 1norntnR,
aier 1oars so y, aSor W ee lis
notiyp lonI anf3. soc,,l n few montha among hin
re1atlvea and frionds. His vito, WHO is tho als-
tor Of ono who WAS tho ablost and most diatin-
guiBled President OF tho University Of Notre
Damo and Of our young frtond John Dillon, of
wish thom ploaanr,t Journey and nafo return.
About h,,,-n,,t IN ~, c,,,.a,. ,,op,,,,c a ,oo,,
entnrcd +o raq,'si, ~ u ~ Tna Nn
1Ho nta.a .u u A2fn1a I'LL ,w;tI,;na a,
sho sold | ther oostn an sbe s'd ropiIe tbat hoy I'D
,not trn,3a ~ r.a vuas1' 9no t .o.,oe +nnI ~,
osrrn"nt ' ond ~" ,sYi,s ,,,;om at1',n, a
WOMAN T. fha 5"aa ~ aa.' @'f ~ thc ,1nor ,afl,
tho coat In his hand, milking good Ills oncapo.
Mrs. Wilkins WAS stunned but not seriously
hurt.
Tbo Raw n aor,, tos rsstor of tbo nnntiat
snirt ~. ~ Yo ~, ~ nTm To ~ aoootv eno oyer ~
Wliol hc rrasidos % ia oi,ont n aroot n nlnoe of
worahtn IL kaan',,- ,vit1' t1o ctv aud ia 1itin
abort ~ fnn1s r. so1,ooa ms corlia1iv rn-
ooyod a. To,,ia i md 'P wiit nndorbtodly noot
~;ti +sa,, o. r.os, anu W. 1;a 1rnthr:, 1nr
-. ". eofS'0.A t'AAoAo 49,.
nic"ro e ar,"rv 10y nj, i,o cortnnod
tn-dny At tIo f,onnarv 11,onr 11nion parlr. T7,o
nav Il y Hc1mar s1ifi adIroaa tEc TJnited n.
ointiea in t},o IIn;nn parIr ch,,roh nj o,tartor
, 1873-04-22

Rcochersa Indian Scntf1ncntn1itV-.fxc.
1iEIous Difficulties in tho Jcrscy City
schools. Arrested for Nn1a.
: slnughtcr.-Tho BULBS Iuend Bank to
IIcsMme~.S1mmnry End of u Libol
observation-disclosures Local News.
NEW YonK, April 21.-Dutch. Barclay, proprie-
tor Of q ganbltng-horBe In tho Dowery, ind
Andrew Mcintyre and Jim solzer, dealcrs, havo
been arrested on tho charge Of fatally beating
refused. to pay for SOD worth Of checks, alieg-
ing, ~ q reason, that they had played the " skin
game" Mendolbaum belongs to q roputod
u fence" family in this city.
Henry Ward geeoher, IN bis sermon last night,
bor in mercy tho children Of the forest whose
pent-up wrongs had driven thom to blood
shcd md diaholical murder"
The public school var in Jersey City is hocon,
ing bitter apd tho Interference Of the School
Board has been invoked. The latest discovery
Ia that q Catholic pupil WAS aent home because
he would not bow his head at tho recital Of the
Protestant verR!on Of tho Lords prayer, or Join
in singing "'TiB tho Heart that Makes tho
Home," written for and used only in schools,
according to the teaoher.
The Bulls Hoad Bank resumes businoss On
Wednesday, next.
The Receiver Of tho Ocean National Bank to, to-
day sold seven second mortgage bonds Of tho o
Portage l. Lake Superior Ship Canal. 81 900
each. for Der cont Of tho face value. Tho salo
Of tho remainder Of the bonds has boon post
poned4
The suit Of George 3. Davis against tho Now
York Times, to rccovor $50 600 for alleged libel,
WAS tried today. Davis was put on the stand,
whom tho counsel for defendant objected to bis
testimony on tho ground that ho was convicted
fclon, and the Judge sustained tho objection,
thus ending the trial.
Tho Ta1nmanY Society, tonight, o1ootod the
following saehems for the enaufng year: John
Kelley. John Y. o4hpler, Samuel J. Tilden, john
Bran, 8. Hewitt Abraham R. Lawrence, VIII
liam g. Conner, Miles D. Andrews, Edward 3.
Donnolly, James 3. Nicholson, William H.
Wickham.
A ourbBtone brokor nanod Charles @. Hnmp-
ton was arrested to-day for having in his poaseB
sion $50, 900 In Pennsylvania and WeBsern rail-
road securities, said to have been stolen Hamp-
ton was arrested while offering portion Of the
bonds to Fitch, Otis 4 Co., pino street, which
were stoleu from Pittsburgh merchant.
, 1873-04-22

% impression from Z, The Impression of an
ohsr te ven tbo
tho jan, and had loft tho key lii:
tho lock, whilo tho impression, Of, tile
look on tho outside door was takon With soap
nftor several trinls. Tho prlsonors havo boon
Thoao disclosures were nado by Lorroll The rris-.
oner, who roturnod, who sayp, also, TINT Dricc-
land, tho o6nvioted murderer, was tho last to
loayo tho tai1. Every effort IL bolng fnndo for
their rocApture, $500 being offered tor BrIoeland,
and G6Q for tho four ptloru.
, 1873-04-22

UNoNNA71, april 21:-Thirty-nine Of tho
aas-Light and Coke Company, struck for higher
wages and workingtlme tonight. They have been
getting $3.50, aud demand IS per day. Only stx
men struck during the day, and nothing was
thon,ght Of the latter: Ths places ps Of tho mon
, 1873-04-22
SPORTING ELSEWHERE,

Nrw ontEtna 'Mm nnr,i mI5, 81 sHf,oniaann 1ochov
n1Mf s,1th % onH tont dcv Fjrst ranoMFori,nn uGx
"a aa au 'as. re,ra M sH cttraca Al nm
stako n ,oa eg, yGn1s ou ~og 10 aaitio
ir nr mfp amnr;sn sdcond y yendaiIa tsyd
" lcngen nanIie9 aocoho s"a', .ma f,,nr.n .nta'
aa,i. ao t:ao; ~ oy , nig1 fn s',nrsa m"n % ak Van,
Go1ia 9s tn VIZ nnIv Hi }trc =, storto
"u, soc,on1 mi na%coGnonsoation % @ @ purso $500 ono
c won os MefwrH y y oI p q; II vn ovnt
1Ig I1r u1pg o1 tsa1o; ,annaho 1snna gsman aams
aLr' rT1a % ooala d Gamn nona e,ot oIu,J 1,a'
otart III, ,voa H. S"vorisc an11inu @
ia ,it tho pooi % for eS15; oape Race. S1so Young
I4.s r. @ P9ot ~, ~ tan.r,iJ eaE 1are1 nonnohoP
Jonn p oo M,n @ag ,snre nrou AK
@yT ~ ~, ~ .nh hoat. I'll nasa o,uh
n,,rao - nm fsrat horao Al So accnnd a8n.
irI i,gII ssao. a;r r1s atsrtoI 4 S'''' '''o'' V'''
s4no, szoo' 'tA ''"A '""' .a
a{;ns MS5gaR Ff'c0a ss0at
TaSn' orn Mc1rnr an
vi1taae nlaexamiin in dis
'N'''~ trosa and withdrawn.
Tom oorbett.. ......:.................... dis.
Tlme7:so76; 1880: 8o4K.
Morgan Scout was tho favorito, solling in tho
, 1873-04-22

LIVERPOOL, April 21.-The steamships Algeria,
Wyoming Canadn, and Ang1n, from New York,
and tho North America, from Baltimore, have
arrived out.
NEW YoaR, April 2l.-Arrivcd, tho stoanships
Italy, from tiyorpool, and Olympia, from Gias-
ROW,
, 1873-04-22
FirSt:Class Furniture at Auction,


IUUNSUN1, ApTII Il, Ut I"2 q, H.,
idenoe II Thirty second st., between Rhodes
and Cottage 4Fove-avs. Elegant RoBewood
Piano, Marblo-Top Chamber Sets, costing
Fancy Parlor Chnirs, Parlor Suits, Brussels
and 3-P1y. Carpets, French Plato Mirrors,
Lace Curtains. Paintings, Chrome neKant
tresses, Frenoh Qountorpanes. spreadg, Bod
and Table Linen, Bedding Of all kinds, 0hina
Ware, Dining Room md Kitchen Furniture
oil Of tho best quality.
BRUSH, som S CO., Auotioneors,
Office 1888 East Madison. at,
, 1873-04-22

1ALAWAY-GARDNER-By Isey. j. III, Whitehead,
On tho 17th inst, Mr Alombort p Galway and MIss
Laurone Gardner.
, 1873-04-22
ARKANSAS,

LITTLE RouK April 21.-Goy. Daxtor has Is
sucd 4 proclamation doc1arting the ratification
OF tho constitutional amendment doing away
with disfranchiBoment. A bill pasaed tho Senate.
to-day, donating tho forfeited lands Of tho State
to certain railroad companies.
, 1873-04-22

STRAYED OR BTO1. "A YOUNG, HhtALL. NEW
p bnok Tho flnler o suitably rewarded hy retnrn
CTNAYEp-FRoM THE nEslDENuE or D. A.
y loguu, OF Forty At. aud Egt naalouv
On Friday April IT, slnafl sizod bhy natn With staE in
her Or0cad. Any returning bur RlFnH lntns-
nation mhe!o sl. yam bo found w 20 suitably rpHasdod.
q. u. D0uuE, le1 DeartoEu,at,, nooms,
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Selected Story. s
EEMS AND LIE ON THEIR
:: WEDDING TOUR.

The train from Grafton, ? few
days since, stopped at one Of the
way stations, to take on a couple,
newly married. Both were young
and both was verdant; having
been raised in the wilds Of West
ern Virginia, neither Of them had
ever been fifty miles from home.
They had heard of railways, steam
boats, locomotives and hotels but
had mover experienced the COM
forts Of any Of the ,orement,on-
ed institutions. J.,ms and Lize
had determined on this, the most
important event in their lives, to
visit the city and see the worlds
particularly that portion OF It
known as Parkersburg. No won
der that they were amused and de-
lighted, when the locomotive steam
ing and snorting, with the beautl-
full crimson cars follow ing 1t, came
in sight. =,
"Those your trunks ?" said the
baggage master. ;
@Well, I sorter calculate them's
'em," said Jeems.
The trunks "a spotted hair
trunk and a very old-fashioneo
valise) were soon in the baggage
car, followed by Lie and Jeems
.Ill he darned if railroads aln''
a due thing" said Jeems, seating
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-20
ASTROXONY-.-S.ATERS.

This planet furnishes a world Of
wonders iu itself. Before the days OF
Calico aid his telescope, Saturn attrac-
ted no particular attention except tor
his slow motion among the stars
One of his years equals about twenty
nine and onc-half Of ours. His ap-
parent size varies greatly on account
Of our being nearly lS+:OOO,OOO miles
nearer to The planet in one part OF the
year than we are six months earlier
or later. For this year the date ofthe
greatest distance was January l., and
the nearest approach will be July y,
when Saturn will rise as the sun sets.
On the 2lst Of March his time OF rls-
| ING was about fore hours before the
sun. None but the carly rl>crS can
see Saturn during the spriug. Those
who seek these morning views will
have the pleasure Of seeing aplanct SIX
hundred and sixty-sevcn and one
half the earth III size, and 81 ,OO0:O0O
miles from the. sun. TO travel this
distance at the rate Of sixty miles per
hour would require rlore than 1850
years. The suns light and heat at that
distance is only about l.9Oth as strong
us the same force On the earth. Saturn
has i daily revolution i'll ten houH
and twcuty-ninc minutes: or an axis 50
little inclined that its days and nights
are nearly OF the same length, and from
equator to poles the days and seasons
are alike. changelcss. The nights arc
Illuminated by eight moons, one o1
which is nearly us large as Marsa, anc
all of them of respectable size: The
one nearest the planet is about the dis
tance of our moon from us, and move:
with such velocity as to carry it through
its phases in twenty-five and onc-hal
hours, while the most distant satellite
requires over seventy-nine days to com
plete its course. Within the orbit
of these moons are three broad: THU
rings, separated from each other b.
spaces not far from $4,000 miles am
the inner edge $4,000 miles from til
planet. The shadow Of these ring
sometimes fall upon the planet, an'
their broad faces inclined toward 'th
| sun reflect his rays strongly upon tn
polar regions. To the astronomer ther
} can be no more entertaining them
, than this wonderful system. Th
+ rings are distinctly seen through
telescope Of moderate size, but the la1
t cest and best instruments are require
2 to discover the satellites. These RING
have been the source of numerou
: speculations. Earlier discoveries deen
: ed them cloul-iikc or nebulous matte
!. More recent theorists regard thsl
y made Of minute bodies, in very rapi
y revolution around the planet, and Ii
4 bic to consolidate and form an add
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tional outfit of moons for the primary.
The rapid revolution Of Saturn throws
the lighter materials III it, atmosphere
into currents like Those on jupiter
Dark. cloudy bands parallelto It's c1ua-
tor are distinctly visible. 10 Us, with
our solitary Luna: Saturn. with his
broad rings, and eight bright ''quvcnS
ot night, seens truly 4 world OF hoH-
ors. al cnviable abode. Let us net
judge cur blessing too lightly: The
Creator has given us milder climate:
clearer sky. and standpoint from
which the central >un aid all the starry
hosts arc brighter iar THAN through
the rushing iogS and bcdaz@iing cross
lights Of Suiurnaiian sky.
TpH<hufrh Idrl"f".