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Grccnvillc e Columbia r. u

ON and after WEDNESDAY. the 12rh
instant, Passenger rlaius will run tlait
Sundays excepted. cnnnccrins with NjUItt
o.1, sra'ns on on Snuih C!rona and Charlotte and
Snnlh Car"'lnl Railroads., us follows:
Leave Columbia at. T on n ~,
:, AI>'oh at. t.................SdO DO r:'
Ncwbrrry at. ;. 10 10 :.
Arrive ~, Abbcvic ut. 90 n ~
ut Anderson at ii On
~ GrecnviiIc at. s 90. .tr
Leave Grccnville NJ .........5 As n. m
I, A,,etSnh az. f...............G 25
AbI'eviIlc at. 500
Ncwhcrry at ...j23S, ~
Aston at.... 1915
Arrive ut Columbia aat.......2.d5
trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad will
nlso run daily. Sundays excepted.
ie"inioh at at............. s 30
Arrive at WnlhalIn ut 7 10
Leave Wa!halIa nt .' . n az
Ichllcf0n at. .,5'3n
Arrive ut Anderson ut On &c
INC tihIn viii return from Bclton TO An.
oefSo" on Monday and Friday mornings,
....,. JAMES o, MEREDIrH.
A,., ,,,, ,ooo General Superintendent.
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Notice.

---|IT-- LVUUICt. :. -
=, az persons indebted to tho estate of Oanjel
ulghcy, deccnscd. arc hereby notified that
incY must make payment Of tho same 10 nv
q GStt4'Tneys, y Fair, POPE y Pope, atS Nowbcrryy
II II,a,,a, H., . ~. an al tllose TO- whom Daniel
tlmc, ny noIc or otherwise, will present tho
Snmo s, properly httcsttd, on OF before tho ist
day Of February 1860, to my said nttornovs'
Nov !, * MARY A. liUGllEY, Adm'x.
Tho WinSboro Ncws will nlcost coony f-,
month Hpd send bin for tho same to az Nv ~ A..
SsSrMGoy'' g Fair, rorc 8 ropc, Nowbcrry 9, it,,
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In Tie D:Sj,iu5 Court OF the
uHt!!.D %FAiNS, f"r Gnuih GaYnipa, Oct
'Sf';', tG;'5 inimr E';ti.,v ~ iirhy stone
J. MI - =. Petition ii.H i;tl and final dis,
C!.;:r'." II i;,Hl;rn,t"y
Nt"Hi:,!. 'a"i = "''',;"- he had on she @" I
diN a.! h'.":,' :. SIS ut 'E,.lrrL I,nr,,
iloH'h Ia Ca'tcH.'';a t'.G an. t,lut all cyrJ
iinrs. ;:". i lid hrnrdpI ap, rar at sail
time ann' place. hnd >hrH cause, ir any lhr,
eau, whs the prayer OF the petl'innrr s.,nu ii
not DC granted And that ir 2n;! aud :; d
meanings Of c'cdii"* Of said bankrupt viii
.'HG 'i'r If 3'rl Con. District s. c., on l0Ii,
dav or Dec 1868. ~ IL n. IN.
Br orlrr OF The Court, the 20, h day OF No.
vonIbci, 1868.
DANiEL HOELDECK,
Geek District C"ult United States,
Dec 2 80 &c. For .;outh Cl,oljn,.
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Don't Fail to Try the Cole
hrated Southern Tonic, Panknin's liepatio
b'tte's, an nnfaling remedy for ali bis.
eases OF The Digestive Organs and the liver.
For sale by all Druggists. .'..
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II The District Court Of the

II The District Court Of the
TEIrEp SEA res. fdr Spn,h Carolina o.,
I ~ 1873. l., the matter uf j -. bowers
I" New lerry Cnmn,y-;l,nkrupt PrtltInn
',n - AMI final Discourage IN Bankruptcy.
br,l'r'l, 'hnt Il hrli.ng hr hII on The gel
Il OF Dec 1868 ut Federal Court House in
%''unhin S T. u'd that nit creditors, ,tc.
VI SaItl bankrupt npprrr 1T said time aud
pihco. and shrW ctu,n, II any they eau. why
l'Ie prayer of The rr;isinnrr Sln,lld not le
granted. Anl thai The 2rlI nnd 3d meetings
OF creditors nf sa! T. n!!:rllpt viii ;be held Nt
Tue nlllcG OF Henry Summer, Ear L. giSer
nf Ord Con. District =. T. on 18th day OF
December. 1868. NJ Il II. III.
by order OF the Court, The 5h dny of De-
ccnbcr. 1873
DANIEL MORLRECK,
C'urk District Cumi United States.
Dec. so 3t For Snl,h Carolina.
In the District Court Gt the
UNITED STATES. for South Carolina C~
Irr.a 1873 In ',;r ';,atfrr vi !irury SUM.
mar ni N"wlrprr CUnn;y--ii#ukiUDt ruti.
to'i for full und final diSrhalse in Banks
rurfcv.
Ordered. that IL hrm ing he hal on the ODD
dtH of Drcenh";, 1863 AT Federal Court
lion'r Ia Columbia. $. & ; and that a!l cr,.l
';nrS. &c of SAM Eanarupt a,.rcnr at .,d
'in'e AMI place. II d sErv c. iIG. if any .h.y
"hn. "hr the PRAYER or The 3r'fiorrr shnn'.l
nut hr gr.lnfrql. And .ka. ..:r I'D :. Il -
meetings nf crchir,1 % s:.ii 3rt'uyrt will
hr held ut 'isr Cttlrr or E".;v; s.. anlrs "a.
G@gi>i"r 0f3 Can y i.:t 81 &C OLD !!
day ut December. 1868 III ia IN.
ccmbcr. 1868
DANIEL tIOEtnEtK,
CIcrls D'sli:ct C.1rs Un va Si.,rcs,
Dec 90 1t .'ur Snuih CHrulina,
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STAT" Dl'"Uu'rN UAI'ULINA.

SFATH oF,Ul l'Hil CA AnOLINA.
Nr"hrns N""nty-.ir Ih;. rrni,a.r rru.
Henry V. 'oorini.!.a"I otA,,s :" ;.m ch
VI. Lake nu,l ,nnn x Late. p,.;,i,n
10 prove viii la due iui:n y; law.
u nrWarin.; 20 my #.,l'aribn tina
E"nch NJ. Latte, Que ri i'.r hr;ls at law ann,
i'S,ihni"'s ct Be- ,n;n Lake, drr'I, IN,
. A""h"""y Gonn Y. resides Aryr,l III.
n"''S % I'M >'i'r iaiA is T." give no,ir.
hat 'n "rl''i''I;"n is tn Tile IN his Court
L" prove t'sr will CT .nid 'i". raSrc IN ,lnr
iori "t 'a", ID" absent defendant is hrrrby
n"iil!r'! TO he aud apprnr hrin,c ~" in said
'"H'', en- "r hri":' II" !lIh day Of Japlnry
mN', 10 *h' = can'r !: any he can, why the
'h'' VIII shalt n"t II" J." yea in =" manner
a'nr' '''d. JOHN =. rHrEK%ON,
Dec 1? a. Judge nf rrui,.tr, y. g.
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Yep, -Sub-c ip;ipns received At his
ooa:r. Dec 9 50 mug
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
THE CROPS

MASSACHUSETTS,, CONNECTICUT, AND hhoDI
ISLAND.
Reports from important points IN thus district
indicate follows:
Wbsof-Tbe crop js about the average quantity, ana
little above the average in quality ~, ,oek in the
,Dher of scras pISnted in Massachusetts; IN hnOee s
Island decrease of l7l9 acres; lh hConneo'i0"'
o Re S5 1s sGe and Ray promise abundant crops no seI dd
ons drawbacks are reported, and lew coDp4"ln'' u w
copdoa are last year. ia unusually
Ape condiion and the average is ncreaseu' eA0oP' "
NI1S & ad Peaehes-Less promising than nsgS crop
little above the average IN gnanty prSS aHS qu''''
WnIIlMsPoRT, Penn, Aug 10 h''"' Wv '
'n1n Snr,"6 lSoy 6nG.fifth less than last year
Cgfs-One-hfth less than last year
Hqy-Threetenths more thah ast yedi'
Pot1foes-One-ffth more than last year
A11jleS-One-tenth less than IasI Jo"i'
D""S-''"' BUCKS COUNTY, Penn ,.-.-..o ,,or
DOYIEsrowN, Penn, Aug 10 hta'roUt It,, nniv
average yield and hat o. I fSe present Appearances
The quality not yet knOWn ht % tbo averaRe CROP
Cais-Fr6m oue.tmrd to one nan Oh Vno "Noi"e0N'i'
an" Potatoes S Well but not yet done growing
U0,~A fnll crop and q hered in good order ,.o an
Almost total failure. aud other fruits qute so
Counties will be over full average
Hkedt Is harvested;
corn promises Wel'
PStGiocs Will be a largo crop.
Rae is well filed and heavy.
Buckrheatis looking unusually Wen -, o,,,,os is
T%',;f viii be abundant, though the crop oi appeS 10
below the average.
HqV was very heavy. -
Ivy WV WAYNE COUNTY, PENN. -,
UoNrsDIE Pa Aug. ppieS-O1efourth less lhah
last year. aud Of poor quallty.
Cor5, SOnefourth more than last year, and OF Goou
more than last year, and quality very
good. -. .. .u, oro,itv verv
poor. . ,......u rr,,t, rc,ddI,nc
WLeaf~Oueourth less than last year, and quality poor
Rye-OnefouTth less than last year. ana quail'y poor
~ MERCER COUNTY, n. j.
TprVroN " l. Aug l9-Whedt-O One-third less thah
last year; quality fair - 49,, -. ,.oor. o,ali,v
Cofn-Full crop one-thrd more than last year. qu"5
good.
oats and Barlel-Average good.
JOtqfOes-Same as last year; quality good'
AnDjeS- An eighth less than last year ,,,,.
r6ss and Beries-Poor crop; the latter considerably
less than last year. ,,-.
H1y-Iarge crop: one-eghth more than last year.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
ROWING.

SINGLE sCULL RACE FOR THE CHAMPION BELT
OF THE ATLANTIC CLUB.
For the two hours yesterday previous to the
time announced for the for the champion belt OF the
Atlantic Boat Club the green slopes of the Eysan Fields
at Hoboken occupied by nearly COO visitors from
New-York and Jersey City. The river In the vicinity OF
the stake-boat crowded with small craft OF every
description. The large eghtoar barge Of the Atlantic
Club, and the sXoar barge OF the Columbia with full
clubs i'll their shells, pulled about at leisure
brushed" with each other 20 kill time until the start
both members OF the Vesper Rowing Association
OF YOnkers, selected Judges and Mr..
Charles A Peyerey, Of The He York Ledde referee.
At $40 the competitors Messrs Withers, Mainland,
ROahr, and Church were placed in position. and at 6li
the first three strikes Dr. Withers led and Commenced 10
stakeboat Mr. Church accidentally jumped his oars from
the rowOcks and before he could recover his stroke
Mr. ROahr and Mr Maitland made play for Dr. Withers,
who put on squirt and kept tho distance around
the buoy, and commenced to widen the gap still
further until he passed the sake-bOat at 6iOl DR..
Withers's time for the three and ono-tenth miles
was 20 minutes and 20 seconds Mr. Roahrs time
was 26 minutes and 40 seconds Mr. Maitland came i'm
given as a minutes and S3 seconds The pulled
over was the three mile lately surveyed by tho
and victor and vanquished alike satisfied the
management and result. DR.. Withers pulled boat
the Lady OF Shalot and pulled the English cross-hand
and butonscull stroke Mr. Maitland pulled ali ordinary
single scu boat also did Mr. Roahr their crafts being
called the Annie and American Star Josh
Ward the celebrated Oarsman, present at the race
The champion belt won by DR. wiIhers at the race
OF 1867.
An interesting rowing match between Chas.
Ward one OF the celebrated Ward brothers. and Jared
Raymond OF Sing Sing is 70 take place at Sing Sing
Monday, the 18th inst. The to be miles II and
return for $500 a side,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

james JseEs-n Who With Dr. Whitley makes the Earv,.
Ss' sS S., i''s. s TsrSs for TspCnf ',,
soSssieai says There !; good zeal q ekress sbo9
free lunch 1.-The Democrats eldeayored to organize soTS club
CoI ci @ The H.rl. so, cbs,eS ls 's NE o,hi sd
picnic on staten Island today The eaanoa6rng at odOcs
Mr. Peter@sn horse stolen IS stable above ttc . asi q.
e by the hei stable 90 the Pavona road The ARM and sr
Yesterday the cOf,sIsss H;a .S
g prisoner s SohH M,hoSs az r..sa asa b
capped from the Trenton Prison arrested ysda, by ceush.
Burke aud Policeman Cgu r stealing ,nd de,yDs enay
day before seetous Advertising to pi tickets fSr ali parties 80
condemned.
SUMMIT. " J.-Patrick ConIon, 20 years Of age
By EseI Railroad train at this per ysss,
IRVINGTON, n. J--FOr the better aecOmmodaton
oft residents village and business people generally the ssssf
evening mailing tps every hlfhoSr instead Of every hon
QRANGE.-A EimOr prevailed in this place on
sgo abused aeh extent as to use beg aeatA Tie
that death bad been produced by drop'y
DENVILLE, n. 1.-The mail train on the Morris
and Railroad of the track at this place yesterday nSs
eansng delay passenger trsius Of about three hours
DOVER, N. 1.-THE body of an unknown man was
found along Of the Morris bsE Railroad this pss
Tuesday night Death THs saS'd S ssaHd Tue head made
TRENTON, n 1.-THE oldest pottery in this place
@ bS G & JOSEPH McCuly and after b. death vas carried =, ~
& DI We S & %sks sao one Of te sons died. and he saSot
since sold the property.
NEW-HAVEN.-COl Basserman has been con-
s,rnctinq coonQvant beer East Rock by cnit
sod rock forming chamber 80 deep b @ in Width aud gh
Il The beer E be kept entirely fresh and for aay
length ftme.
BRIDGEPORT, COMMON Thursday night. the
9Th lust the Gry goods Of H Read NaIst, eu
and abon worth silks and $40 Money The
was effected through the the goods taken to an oune barn a
nocked IN barrels Wednesday the 18th inst the barrels containing
he stolen fouud Nheeps woodward Jahnst The
burglars have aTTesteta residents Of Bnqgepo ihe taHi
are Oscar Peel Guron alas Dolly Myers, JOhn alias ha"
Hogan Some other persons suspected VI beng
implicated n the sfair. have also been committed
NORWICH. GONNA new insect has appeared
In this place doing great damage 70 The Iets Inc insect
found to resemble t woody pig IN miniature II mas moaA st
tail and two distinct eye Ihs ihef %
animal disappears two and where ne Vas last seen
h Mace vras Of The sBguarookng insects ever stn oa
the Size coyeng the limbs OF The trees neAI over 10
set al work Immediately Oh the leaves, and IN sh" time P Va
lraneb ebea riea
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

and carry the appeal to the highest o religious liberty
So So 9S sy in anS nS
case They demanded a punnee dnse ia claimed TO
Se one Of important p sssTfoundSSs sTS5
in this country: y:,mpv this: Is there religious
liberty for minors for dependent Ist dscreed full
reIigo1s liberty to all persons Of Il years "a "S0
we behind Austrian ,., . .orr,on NJ 7 o'clock and
notber ar 10 o'clock after which, at the % soI no % %
midnight 1t win be closed m due anu ssixs scene
ith 5arting songs and pray er-an Ipleaav S ND
Me- ihan 100 tents have been erected on So @ haa
N IL thou ght that the number OF tonN'is''~' ' w.
greater than on any previous occaslon
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
TEMPERANCE.

TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL SESSION OF THE sU-
PREME COUNCIL OF THE TEMPLE OF HONOR.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13.-The Twenty Sec
ond Annual Session Of the Supreme Council Tompars OF
Honor and Temperance OF North America met here yes
terday. Nearly all the Grand Temples
Charles Le's esq., OF Massachusetts, NJ W. Tempar pre-
hourishing condition. reporting two Grand Temples
organized In Wisconsin and Vermont and Temples
started in several States where e order had formerly
existence During the year new monthly magazine has
been started which has been sustained and we'll received
by the Order r. g. Bull esq, NJ. W. Recorder presented
his annual report showing the Order be In better CON
dtion than for many years, having nearly doubled its
membership the past Year The total receipts OF the gu
preme Council for the past year 81 s55 TO- Expendl
tures, s2O 10 Total receipts IN subordinate Temples
t5565 Is Casl hand In te treasures OF the subOrd
follows
Busioe.swinl,s cluey Pa A D Welsh vi Ksuneay Mass
Stacy Mas J. p saons, Pa Paasee and Aecuunt.J b.
nan . Ne j. Si.1a. w shaw Ind Sr,Pd Isd s1soEi
pa con'slta'ioa-A w catler n j. isaac ch';s Mas.
Jesse Villas y ''S f.S. hI and 1pSs.n Shs.f Nif
Knapp Mich Parsons No; D. J. william Ohio Rnal,-Johu
IL S;csa ssai's a. Rp.SS ast ii.a Tis s
ohin1ns'-A ribbeti Ohio G kenS, Pa: H. MeLealhAn.
large number OF appeals aud petitions were
ceIyed M and reIored TO appropriate Committees
lug The forenoon CONSUMED IN the reception Of Re
ports OF Committees An animated discussion arose In
feIaon TO the aDolsbment Of the Council Department Of
Grand Temples but decided 10 continue the same
as before In the afternoon officers were elected for the
ensuing year as follows:
JossUA WIsswoRTa, o. NJ Wat wv SHAW Ism. NJ. W Uster
W y H. CLvL1 fsnp " w r. Rev o JoGsL'S' DID, Mich.
Jons DAVIES, 4 T., ST. W r. u BtAychAND Mass, NJ W
Inc neat session Is to be held IN Cincinnati on the
ond Wednesday ~ August 1869 Tonight c0npTmen-
ary greeting endng with supper given The Rep
Of the Grand Temple OF Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Harry Hurll, one of The Boston Journals
eporers died OF brain fever at Ls residence III drUye
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

ooood rlono on the lst inst, but the eluzehs wonu
teacneu % =, he nnloaded. The train was run ap 10
no. Comfy without any headlights ana Ihen paSH @
10 Naftoon where they were shlpPeu " iA''N" vi wv
TeTre Haute aud Alton road.
@04AS A- ALARM
-. ,rr % The Minister of Customs has under
ION fne prevention Of importation into Catua
4 1.-the from the Western States in consequence O us
"a "a se =. enorted to have broken out among them
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14


Steamship wsmrtts Fish New Bedford, mdse and pass
stemhp GaI,tea Ne Poydsnes md,e '"e 10 e,, s
company With bg Minnie TTaub Portland and Spor''~' '
r9ngfs BaTs ESs Peterson Havana days and tObaee
Brig saled FawD shaw. SiAyAuniiA r. H. ID sA'' "" '
BTe Bermab. oakes Bangor days lumber
Henri c,os Eia Sethport Peter Ritter, Port Johe'sa
A. H. Brown, BiIabethPort John Msnlove Pi, soslo.@
Belle SeaGan, Fail River sarah Layer1e. ROndo'-
GS0oGrd Fr y.ss,en sf' HIsse HsSes Port johnson
tiBsrt Field Cambridge. Albert, PoughkeePss
Fashion New Bedford T. Flower, h9na9uh
G'tSaTDy, - Rorns War.ham Beaj1nin Brown ROOdOs
r. + I R@rEstt 'Ropioat Chief Rondout
Uncas RoBdout gAbs' NeNpHi51. r.h..,
yb " Wst5i Bi Ne~bHrgh John Compton EHIabeIhport
Fmsune Ross. Croon. Thames Sewbugh
Ann Tgr1sr Noo po0fhSssps ioHtd"t Mercer SswbSrsh
HeroeT' eno anp,Un FI,sctsoort Wlte Rock Abssy
Lady Antrim. Poughkeepse Stsrl1g Albany ~
Bella Peek, Rondout Wm Cray Portland Portland Ct
Aa W IS1T, cngmp, Providence G. G. Charter PArueIst
Pease Portland c. ws1e1,s vss,e S5esTs,fS srs1d.u..
Penasyiysbia New :Beiforl Erses,oRs. Portland. O.
Magaar Southport RobeT, Ayhan' DenVer
cpi ccs ST5s TGGst r'F'.1S FaSor l te1t R"aTSS
Wind Somerset Lillie A. BeaBet, Sss.Hrsu-
W R Carlisle Providence. j. B. BAXTER Providence
Thomas Ellis Proviiu Triumph Providence.
Emily stanford. J. NJ Freeman. Proydenoe
Anne Eiza Ronaout Josephine. New.IIaven
M6.sr : Hor'Pd ,sa,b sa PTSH. wis eS9es;s,
Sylvester Hal, Taunton K 1 namrnOnd BsrSieG
Joseph Rogers PoTtland Ct Joseph Marsh Providence
W q Dazzling Bangor Sarah Sulsey. HesHavel.
j Lowering Rocklaud b. D. Pitts. GIeenpoTL
EnteTe Providence. Minnie War6eld. Proylletce.
Sparkling Sea NewBsdforl. AmbassadCr. Providence.
Jas Barrett. Boston SaRnel Warren, ProyideEee-
II. p. BY Progideuce. Belle, Mystic
Splendid Bristol. MARY r. Mfen. NaUen.
Connecticut, Providence Magnolia, Windsor, y. y
Soop Thomas Hull Hull, R.zabethport
BELOW.
Brig Velocity. from C!enuesos
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ship Forest Eagle before reported auclore the bar has
the july H. LAT 3 o. On 3 49, exchanged 2S
with ship KeuiwoTih, IOu Newport Tor NeW-iork
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH. Aug l3-Arej steamship AAruioB from Sesiok
Cleared. steamship America for Bs.tmorr.
CHARLESTON Aug 3ArryeA brig samuel Welsh from Nsl@h
NIsSGroN n C., Aug i3Ciesred steamship Mary sanOrd "t
Eeg-lork
NgwLoNDoN. Aug l3-Arvd sbrs Washington from war.biSt
Dr. Franklin kIbeihport; Gen Grant Ondoal d. g traDas no
bokcn Jaue Mas R0udout J. r. Wallace Newf0rk Emene fo
Oop Helen Roud0nt Sailed schrs Sarah hoA, it
Pladp Monitor BsigepoTt Texas ReHtoat barb konah Dts
laion Islands o.,
BoroS Aug steamship Knsngten from New OreaIst
shr Pscataqua 81 Domnko Below, baks western os H"-
Gambia. GaEele. Goenburg; Mary Rdeout, Antwerp a,
GLoUCEsTEK, Mass Aug rived bark Wild Gatee IRON eaah
SPOKEN.
Aug r. lat s 05 Ion "A 5 topss scr johanna from Tanto 10
Falmouth Eng all hands sick except The en and mAh e we're
just cOnyalescent
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
BASE BAIL.
OLYMPIC VS.. ATLANTIC.

The second game of the Olymplc's tour IN
Ney.york and Brooklyn came of yesterday the Atlantic
Club being their adversarics Nothing bat the attractive
ness of the game was offered the spectators IN ths IN
stance dor the result could have been foretod oy any
body acquainted with the Clup ana cre prescnt The
,a uas noticeable only for the heavy batting thcro
having been nothing seen like 1t hereaOou's 'hs
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
HOME NEWS.
THB WEATHER

IT,. ~. M g,ad Hour Tier Bar WtTS
tS iaT s5o 3o9 W. Aug l9-S TO TO oi9W S9 VS. W
iP VIZ " n GO 3ll7 W.S.W.
Gear TO ii, slightly cloudy to W. Afternoon;
REzARKs1Mornn r 10 sunsel; Evenings Clear Astronone
gshp nett Monday evening Nhen
uhs ai os & a. tbe moon viii be passing over the sun az np
.d ssSss.esr on side Of the tas above & hidden for
i, and ts seconds In polar epss o~s jDss Of
fr than two hours Inc eP 80
Io % ~ ia9 vsbs in Scotland be compared win the
~ ha occurrence called the Black Hour -
Ihs boar OF ths unlike night The total solar eclipse
anearthE & tBe upited states AnTOusly awaited Inc ~
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