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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

"CauIHr BABGERs We ind i stated
that not sngle member Of elJhlr
brabeli o. the Minnesota legislature was
born IL that State They are al car
pet baggers, New York furnishing
more Of them than any other state,
Massachusetts has two representatives.
Vermont four New Hampshire SIX,
Maine SIX, and Connecticut Eve. Ire
land was the birthplace q Tour Of these
Legislators, Prussia Of three, Norway Of
three, Germany Of two, and EBglrnd
and Scotland Of Que each The repre-
senta,ion Of almost al the States IN Che
Union and nearly every foreign country
which sends emlgrants 10 the United
States il tie legislature 0. single
State shows from how wide eonstiiu-
eney our new States at the West draw
their population. Coming frcm every
section Of this country and irom all
parts Of the globe, tie men who have
made their homes IN Minnesota are al
on equal footing. and are all equally
devoted to the interests OF their adopt
ed State Republicans aud d smocrAts
alike are carpet baggers in the mod
ern political use Of that term, bot the
Minnesota people find no fault With
their legislation. and the interests Of
the State are not likely to suffer at
their hands Ii does not make - much
difference where : man IS born as it
does 10 regard to his capabilities and
opinions, aud It IS only lately that il
has been considered political crime to
smigrats from one State 20 another
As long as there is any new aud uaoc-
cupied .and ID tie United States. The
system q carpet ba aging wl 80 ou,
and Aorwegians aud descendants u tie
Massachusetts, PuntAns vii settle side
81 side, and oat Of heterogeneous ele-
menis they will bnlld ap homogeneous
ahd prosperous States and eommuui-
ties basios Journal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

and Delaware II Mth,gan and Ne.
sada Ssaasors ChsndIer snd stssaEi
Rspuhi,eaas base t~en Dauufiei Elr
another term - Delaware Mr. Bsyurd.
Demacrat. i 10 ba rs-e.ecsed ia Penn-
glraala. NJ Baekalr~, Democrat, s
y b. succeeded ~ John Scott Bepuo-
hran. and n Aasne, hr Hanhn. Re
publican. has been nominated y sue
coed Mr. Moral Ot che remmninr
uinc States. Massachusetts, vii return
senator Sau5nsr Republieaa. New Jef-
~ Will replace Mr Frelinghuysep
Republican. with Mr. stockton. Demo.
erat and 10 al tie other States the
strife for the Republican nomination,
which means al election. is 70 earnest
that the personal results are doubtlul,
though he political result is sure 70 be
Republican il every Instance. Senator
Morgan Of New York. Henderson, d
Missouri, Ramsey - Minnesota, Upton
81 Nebraska and Van Wrinkle o. West
Virginia are al 10 the field for ru-olecl-
lon, aud All have one or more earnest
opponents III New York and Nilsson
ri, where Gov Feuion and Marshall o
Roberts are in the field against senator
Morgan. and Gen. Carl Scburz and
Congressman Ben loan are contesting
the nomination With Senator Hender
son, the canvass is exceedingly active,
aud enlists an the p)iiicilns aud polit-
zeal Influences in those States. Ia
Wisconsin and Indiana, the places TO
Be vacated by Senators Doolittle and
Hendricks are 70 be filed by Repobli-
cans, and there are plenty Of candidates
for the honors Matt II Carpenter
Government counsel in The McArdle
case. at present the most prominent
candidate IN W5e Dsin, and Lieut.
Gov Cumhack will quite likely be the
Republican choice in Indiana, though
There are other strong candidates ID
each Of these States But whatever
the personal results may be in these
eases where The nominations are vet in
donbt, the asprants FOR The places are
both numerous enough and able enough
to render a really poor selection entire
ly Impossible, and this is the main
point Of interest with the people at
large, that the seats IN the United
States Senate DO filed by able men,
loyal to the Government which it is
their business to strengthen aud up
hold, and faithful TO the people whom
they are chosen to represent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19
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issst ysat. IA less, fssu,ess rassr1
lats q phe.i eraashapfesr aestrQyel
,he graia--boEs ale abe grafsbaypsgr
eholera klled tbs hags hGs psto
tired for tho lari and the tauue4s sra
getting ready fof aaotheF crop
A soatbefn paper calls far = stop T.
b pas 50 the foolish prsesloo 81 shtas
ing ono anoiher - rrevalopt a. lho
saath
Jnder ihe sea raana Il he court
a Topeka kabsas. alavycr is required
g stand up vMle questioning a VT.
pess aud i ioo drunk ,e stand, be can
Dot practice
There atge as applications ia Que
day 81 elerkshp advertised IL
Philadelphia rapsr tep DAYS seo Au
advertisement tor apprentices IN
wheeivrights shop resolved thrao AZ
plicahous only, aud eiltrom pcrvona too
Oh Al advertiser ior 90 Office hoy
bad his placer crowded with applicants
for more than Eve hours
youthful genius Of Cbarlottos
vile, Va, celebrated Christmas by load.
ing large hickory log With powder aud
Sal down astrde i, q so il ST. ifpeat
90, aul 50 Did be- THE family. 1u hook
ing ont 81 the window saw Maatet llu
bert descending FROM a considerable
aud sudden elevation 10 tho world
He was no! much hurt bat bis new suit
u clothes suffered badly
The pacifr Rairoad Company has
received so 795ooo nom he Gogcpa
meHt This Will and grants. aill pay
lar Nuy roat IS tho road. ma Der aH
its 8aaitl equipments Il )he cou.
cepbou 81 the raal Vas graal tht
manner ~ which it has lop.ptel lho
Government grpuder lHs eEelo
thing approximate sHbbmty
Tie treaty hetNean TO United
States anal Great Britain far tla 4eitle
ment II the Alabama claims has heen
sigued b} Johnson and Earl Clarendon
on the basis Of thu original praeoeol
California has exported the plat
year over 100000 bushels af wheat.
100000 hatrels 81 aonr, and Il has oyor
G000.000 bushels 81 wheat relJy ior
export
Chicago claims 70 be tho greatest
live stock matbttiu the World and sup.
ports her claim hg some very large 6g
ures The number a heai Of livestock
Of an kinds received ID the market dur
ing the ye0r 1868 WINS 2.30i 900. Of
these, 322 524 we're cattle, I,7067S5
were hogs, 270.855 sheep. aud The rest
horses and nu,es The shipments for
tho same lime slightly exceeded 800,
000 head There were nnloaded thore
81 4G6 car loads u i've freight. aud 49,
407 were shipped to other points ia
1868 The total yalne of sales IN esti.
mated at 500 100000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

EothsoLlla STATE had e pay siooO,oOo leg
acy tax
New York CITY c0nsunes $500 o00oo cubic
feet u gas yearly.
Au authentic list " tic gsgts made Is George
Peabody shows tho amount Of his donation fof
yariou. purposes exceed ten millions Of dollars
~ oar currency.
"a plantation Ia Mississippi which cost &c.,
Coz ten years ago, was lately sold Tor SOB
Bonner says that he has three horses faater
than tic Auburn horse, which recently died.
Dexter, FocaHontas and Peerless,
III annual egg prlduct q this country is
Is, 2JG01o o00 eggs, w1rth a. sixteen cont- per
dozen, t24s. 3ss, 3sz
jury weFo kept out thirty-aia hours without
food 81 fre At Harrison, Tod, lasl week, On ac.
euunt q tie obstinacy q one q TIE lurgmen,
who souid not concur with hs colleagues till BE
was frozen into II.
Toronlo u terribly indignant that the Cana
dian government shows al indisp3sltion to sp-
propustt twelve million acres u land 10 help the
construction q the eauai b,tseen lakes Huron
and Ontario.
The mes uing o. the Treasury Department,
~ a'4AAiAk t'Flas - t4itAt4 itH
ton. The three upper stories are finished ani
carpets are nos gong dosh ready for occupancy
b the lntsTnsi ltevepBe Department The iow.
er hoofs sill npt b. ahiuhea for Two 81 three
months The vslls u the cash room are to b.
paneIsd with rare specimens ~ ftsliga marble
The marble s4ii cat Alt9ut $4,000 When finish
ed ID alil De- the abesi rgom ia America, Il Dos -
surid
Gen. sehaaeid the hsfrstary q War, j. q.
scubed re a short ssoat stsmpy tst man, sith
small nose almost losi hstaeea his fat eheehr.
TIE ladies arr fuaa Il s n i s,uas. lntdsr
f9rty.hytl indassrious clever. znd q The high
ess Integrity No, being politician be time IL
essea eassfely 70 tbs discharge n the legitimate
auts- 4 lis sf8ca, zad - administrative sbllty
q n the highest order
M iezs shah seventy one rslssy companies
are aew bess8giag Congress ~ aid saisidiss
Iands ~ osi.er asris,anes. Is sould laks aesesa5
haaintd millions - give tlsem ~ they nsut
Woaidnl q Il n.a5ess sn8 decent ~ the-s coal-
gaasss 10 EST aBai the cfs5it = the sofrfuu.sat
i tsttar. before ualng faFtAeF asssaiia ~ tlis
TE-ssafsf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19
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The New York sun saws the Con
gressional Committee, Investigating the
alleged election frauds. have pile 81
testimony Sufficient TO hang POLITICAL,
many prominent politicians and sulalI
a. hghiA innaaefalAe They have evi
dulre "a PROVE TINT se' less than $4,000
fraa .nlent VOTES were east IA New YORK
city by reporters aluns The hnisac'e
was resure, t. science. and hai i
not received saeh a sudden check bs
Marshal Murray. there is no doubt i
wpnld have hec1lnp 81 general npplica
fian In al the large CITIES - the Uuion
~ Iis timely action the Marshal pre-
vented the 3a0a1 from becoming 60
0g1 Several ~ ,hr witnesses testify
that iacy voted ifam nnie tothisty nine
times each The COMMITTEES intend a.
probe this thing "a The bottom. and
have Summoned nearly 500 witnesses
apoh the question Il using fraudulent
naturalization papers Tue Committee
haze ,be testimony II the printer who
manufactured these d0cnmeuts aud WHO
had bis presses running from the Ist Of
Tune up almost 10 .le day " election
He printed over Too 0og 81 them They
were disposed a ii many cases indis.
criminately falling into the hands of
homes, nea and rogaes alike One
hundred and segenty FIVE were voiun-
tarily retarued iato Marshal Murrays
hsnis by nen who dared not use them
Frum the Campion House. well
kropn political resting place Oh Third
sstaae i58 persons are Registered. and
tTs voted ihefeip5in ~ appears by the
testimony The C,mmsitee on satur-
day snmm med Toe clerk o. this house
10 bring tie hotel REGISTER. bat nothing
o9ala 81 made oat q Il Last year's
te@sefeg was DESTROYED and the Sew oue
t,csorea 81 as 10 snake il I'll rarht
Jackssa Hsf IN Seventh avenuo and
Thsriy street.. run uad owned hs
Sheriff 0Bsion. has been riddled d,
tae commisteo TA8 hundred persons
ase proved 70 have slept there the night
before ihs sieetlon. and 60 have vote
tlaereirosn aa slecti8u dsv
TOE Conmistse hase eyidsnoe also
fbai ths sofk u destroying natuEaiszA-
tiaa eFiasuos = gaing ieFssri 10 ibs
eunty Clerks oflee with comtuensia
ase eaergg
Dc Saturday a. effort wAs nAde 70
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

Gov Fenton received the nomina-
ton for c. S. senator by tie Repabli-
can cancus Of tie Nov York Legislature
Oh the 10th
The Tribune says the Senate is not
likely 20 agree With the House N tue At
tempted repeal u the Civil Tenure-of-
Office act
james Gordon Bennett, Of the y
Y Herald, has been attacked again W
paralysis, aud Is in a critical condition.
The author Of NY Farm IN Edge
wood. says a country house with
out porch j. like a man without
AZ eyebrows il CITES expression,
where YOU most want IL Tie
least OFF e Of a porch j. that u
aifording protection against tbs ram
beai aud snu-beid- Itisan interpreter
u character. i hunanizes bald wall
aud windows; il emphasizes architect
ural tune; il gisos bint 81 hospitality
il i hand stretched out hgaratiseiy
and lumieringly, often from the world
aitbin to the world without There
are hundreds 81 naked and yulgar-look
ing dwellings scattered up aud dowa
our country high-roads, which only
need little def and adroi. adaptation
IT the hospital feature 10 assume an
air d modest glaes. Ia place u the
presen. indecorgus aud santon expo
sure
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

Tie Port haster-Gcncrei has sent 70 CON-
gress fepart recommending tie uuiha - the
telegraph with thf posiai serice. The report
contains valnsbis statistics bearing upaa tie aub-
jeet - Ahigh he p,Sstmasttf 0clcgal s.la- bis
own c8uvetien, after careful examination ~ The
subject, that oar post-oilicc department. can ar
range for DE reception and delivery q messages
with thc Same facility and economy which have
alta uded The nse n tho system m Belgium,
Sutherland and Franoe he concludes his r.
port b. saying tia, under the system Bgw pro.
pasod the advantages q private enterprise and
government control ate eambiuca while the
principal defects II each are avoided The eu-
tire system viii b. IN harmony giih The prrsoHt
postal sesvine, and messages wsi be received aud
delivered BY tha dsp4rtmen, AID transmitted
under ,s1isFset with psftles."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

Tie terms Of twenty two Of TIE pres
ent United States Senators will expire
on the 4th Of March next OF this
number sixteen are Republicans and
SIX are Democrats Ia eight Of these
eases elections haye already been held.
AID u THESE eight all bui two are new
mp AIcsas Sprague Of Rhode Island
aud Edmands If Vermont nave been
reelected. both Republicans, and Of
tho new Senator'S thus taf chosen two
Republicans have been chosen in place
Of two Democrats, two Democrats T.
succeed two Republicans. one Republic
can IN place Of a Republican, aud one
Democrat Ia succeed Democrat, ieav.
ing the political complexion unchanged,
80 tar as these elections arc concerned.
The Republicans elected to sneceed
Democrats are Gov. Buckingham in
Connecticut, in place Of Mr. Dixon, aud
Gov BroNnlow IN Tennessee, 10 place
a Mr. Patterson. the son-in-law Of
President johnson, and Senators Wade
Of Ohio and Conuess Of California have
Democratic successors IN the persons
u Judge Thnrman and Eugene Cas-
serly. A. s Melch Of Florida, Repub-
llcan, has Abijah Gilbert As his Repaid
hean successnr. and William y Whyte
~ Maryland, Democrat, has Demo
cratic Successor ia WilllaIa I HAmll.
ton. 0i ihs fourteen Senators get to
D. ehosen. oaiy New Jersey ahd De-
avara have any prospect q returning
Democrats. - tbai 81 ihe treaty -tso
senators who Nili take their places IA
tho Senato Chamber IN March, neKt,
either reelected Of chosen for the nrst
lame. the Republicans Nili have seven
teen 10 tbe DepoeaFts Eve. . RaPsh!l-
caa gam 81 pne over the present. poliil-
ca 6r.sou d these sanatogships
Bestsies the elections alFe2iy made,
party Bomlasi4aaA which are equlsa-
lsut 70 elections. have been made IA
MseAsgan Nevada, Pennsylvania AAlns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

EXPENSE OF RAN FENoING. "A Goor-
gia paper attacks the system OF rail
fencing on the score Of It's wastefulness
and expense, and his objections stand
good in New England. The estimate
is made thai there are at least 100000
miles Of fencing in Georgia The num-
Der Of rails required fol fence for one
mile is about 5000. and for all the Geor-
gia fences, 100000, 600 The value OF
these, taking into account the worth OF
the timber, the splitting, hauling, aud
putting up, il about $500 per mile =
amounting IN the aggregate to the sum
of S25 000,0 The average duration
of these fences is about seven wears
The annual interest on the investment,
al 20 per cent allowing l3p r cent iol
decay, is $5,000000 The editor urges
that herding stock would lie cheaper
than .he use q fences
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

Judge Kittredge Of Fairhayeu, Ind
a Icy badly fractured in two places. on
the 9th inst, BY being thrown from a
sleigh
IL w Martin Of Richford, recent.
~ attempted to blow ont q Kerosene
lamp without turning the wick down
The consequence was an explosion and
almost serious fire
The town Of Wells has a citizen
who married at IL His first child was
a daughter, who married at 10, aud
eighteen months afterwards made her
father grandfather, ut The early age
Of thirty one aud half years.
At present the town Of Andover bus
no lawyer o. doctor, and but one cler-
gyman, no store, grocery giist mill,and
but one blacksmith shop, and the de
sire for going out flown for eyeryth iuy
is we'll illustrated Ivy two citizens Of 81.
monsyille who prefer going to Chester
for their mail matter
"A destructive fire occurred at Nil.
ton, on the 10th, totally destroying the
Central Hotel block, containing the
Hotel, grocery store Of + Whitnev
drug store Of y S Whitney the mann
factory OF t. G Holbrook, the town
liquor agency, the shoe shop Of B Irish,
the billiard room OF s Basslord the
millinery shop Of Miss Powell, the Post
Office and Wood & Co.'S coffin ware
house. The FIRE communicated to aud
destroyed the dwelling house OF Lyman
Burgess and the large wooden block
Owned by II L Whitney. The fire
originated IN the billiard rom A.
large portion Of tie movable property
in all the buildings vas saved Mr.
j. J.. Stiekneys loss will probably
reach from SIS, 900 to $4,000; insured
for IS 500, 5000 81 which was effect.
ed only Inst week, ~ the urgent solici
tation Of the stock agent VI the Spring.
field company Total loss not known,
but viii probably exceed s25 600 70
$50, 00D On the 10Th a FIRE occurred
at WiIIison, totally destroying the
building known as the NllIlston Ac.
cademy This building has been dis
covered on ire twice recently, and i
doubtless the work Of al inccndtary
Loss 5000, insured for 81 500
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

Ta0s ,hr bAN q tie Uussod states Court
Haass whert iAs cosamisos are sstt5ue.
j. SO SLED uita roughs shosi3ei iss-
t,ss aHa pro sgfhsgs nd il was ID
ien5ea g bod IL Isessase ID tueh
a. ihhi ingyess Or rgEosa woud have
been Impossible Bsi Marshal Murray
saai b. poisae stAtson fof = detail q
Ten pqlipemen. and iweaiy four Here
iarnisaed They cleared the balls a al
porsons nof snihorizei 70 be there. and
kep, order dur3pg the remainder y the
day. There can b. go doabi that iheir
presence prevented terrible Fnw The
M4usbal bad BIS depaiies On the spot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

"Huarusn HoAE This new week
~ jonrnal, under The pint editorial
control u Donald g Mitchell and Mrs
Harriet Beechcr Stove, seems 10 be
making rapid progress II happily
blends the nselul viili the entertaining
Ill informs while u pleases It at
tracts the eve aud adds 70 ones stock
Of valuable knowledge People often
lament the vast amount Of light reading
which prevails. 10 the exclusion u the
more solid kind bat such ignore the
necessity u hrst engaging thc attention
before controlling 1t a. you would.
Hearth and Home j. not light reading
il ans proper sense no more IA It
prosy. dali aud exaeung Rather i is
the eiieery. pleasant faced intelligent
companion There il a aide Geld Tor
il, hitherto bat partially occupied
That il will grow, aud seenrs a cireu
latiou second 10 20 weekly journal nos
published cannot be doubted In the
last number. No 5, Mr. Harriet
BeecheE Stowe commences new story
u domestic life, entitled The Ten
broke Legacy The story 10 elegantly
illustrated ADD VIII BE- completed n
segen numbers Hearth aud Home
may be scared BY mail b. addressing
PeueugH. Bates A Co, No ~ PARK
How, Sew York II = FURNISHED by
uiali. free u postage, a 81 70 per year
Single copies ten cents Try phg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

lan efe+aa Fsl.s!iests ta3st ~ felatts
e tae asYssre - fHa af.1sa ssvsraRsal aFs
esHtuasa Yes q sih = rs vrse ~ sa1
a. rvss tsksa Fusnsfs ne nssas epa lasa.
sasas = "a resgfuasei A. inls ,hs hsaas q
pss ruass
The nses iaaad = c. aa irt 6
lougsh has jass bsau c.as.gss,ai a e.~4 q srrf
sSxala saa scar sna bar af liasf h sat
formally apaea Jaaaafg o.. a}ih appseyr.sst
eefsfsgRies I5ta i i.s saig usfh q tte kna
Iris siis ~ ,hs Ausnac. and s8ah Zoe cs.segiioa
q tbs celebrated TJaaes tnHsE a ieasiel, tls
oasy aae "a - aaslA.
pral wer pesfg a,ars pieahta "a Do pssis
q NwthesH Nee fe Has ussy have beer 0.ls
wiater Csufl ssni !. nadt hsres,t thsi usls.s
s1saa cAe,A Is iat,sIase, iisss sin ssaa g. saafp.
aud pne iuatE raplas shgal thise msn e.
huut dar,as ths sss-an, saa ss.sla ibe pss.las,s
y lhe' sas SD -km 8 ppske, Thps fsf IS
has ssm apa4td * asa ha48srI sa,gasss ie
Aee Aofk ASS atssF eih5s
III parsat csast : suasnss ffsm o. Ftyas
8 aftao smsA pos ratu s sgar tsra
uf distrioi IL C3aaFnss ia nh.rh the disease has
net appeared
Tho bow bridge papas Z httseta Neu l4s
and brooklyn pi.i 3, tfr miHbhg,a sifaears =
i,s t.ui n he va,ld aad Que q .ao arcatyal
achievements 81 iaeeAaaiasl srIsBtt Tins two
main cables via D. suspended from taa Is VIII q
are 9's feet above hish tids. bgug ~ t-oi higher
thaa bunker Hia mUusmrnt sod lacking 5ut %
fegi q the a'a,nle s. Irup stespe q sin
crss- East liver Wth . siupir span = ieo8 fsel
and i1feat sbarc high udc lh t,tal leagtA
viii L a,il teet. being surpassed r this respect
ohly 5y the Victoria bridge IS Hiuirsd
The prmrcrahe State CJmmtitet q C5uose-
teat has formally pronna4caa agaiaa, the Nte
Yofk Norid, apd Is favor y lanis - pspar
a lag mnsicai convention "a talked 81 to b.
ho3ea 80 Baatan ueat june, with 40 orchestra
q Iuoa apa chorus = aao00 voices. ar = s..
Gilman staoel thc project
r ra sre seao 1lys siai'ra1 track ln ubie,
81 earning. tae roads eerf ever frty
tta mIiegs Il a,3,aas eaj iha aot tar4aEs
wu fourteen mllbnha hst ygas.
Johu u suuatt & ID saath Ameites. a8d var
soon reipru lmnie. SOW that all bangor 81 ptos,
cuuiou t3r ans -inrt as mas bay, bsd M lb, ass
assinatjau q. 81 llae..H e pasL 4 + safl that
he is writing and al. hoau publish q History II
she adYcutares % lue dignt and European Ger
ueo shIch WIN 50 oaiauia fall c5ufassi5a If
everything .i@s hc nloaa ablai thc demonstrations
ppt.
We-kmaa 81 lc dam 4 sank Rspr Nl-
nes1'n recently found iutbedded belaw the nos
per stratum Of rock, sc,en feet below the sur
face, 'he emius q human bpihg. retaaed
measuring Ten feet nine and half nches Is
oagtlt large sai limestone rock covered the
grave e Which the giant Was hiuiei evidently
b human hands.
There will be fair eehpses this year two u
the sun and twn d the moon Two u them viii
be yisibc on this continent The first viii oceuI
On tao 27th met. total ecipec OF the sua oin
1scRr gn The 7th " August ana wlll be visible d
North America and Eastern Asia