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09 December 1865
Charleston, South Carolina
At 9:20, the sky, (at that time covered with thick clouds & having every appearance of rain), suddenly became illuminated with an intense light which shone brilliantly during 3 seconds so that objects on the horizon could be discerned as distinctly as at noonday. Three minutes after, a very heavy report was heard which seemed to be going from West to East. Suppose it to be the falling of some meteoric substance.
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30 March 1866
Charleston, South Carolina
At 10:30 PM observed a total eclipse of the moon. The eclipse commenced at 9:20, covered the whole disc of the moon at 10:30 and terminated at 1:30 A.M.
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27 January 1869
Port au Prince, Haiti
An Eclipse of the moon was observed from about 8:30 to 10 P.M.
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11 August 1876 at Yokohama during the 2000-2400 watch:

Several very brilliant meteors during first two hours moving in SWly direction
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