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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office 80, Brady Street srith Moore d g arref
THIS Express is designed 10 deliver goods for
L Merchants, carry packages, bundles, mas ages
&c, for persons living or the bluff and in remote
parts OF the City VIII also be 1t the market houses
every morni 6 at ~ o'el1ck--for the present to
take any marketing TO residences which may be ce-
sired.
O-ders left at the olca or 10 the Express" order
box s At Mcneil h Bro, b Sutton Co, and w o
Wad,worth shall re eve prompt attention
The charges will be for devs riOg bundles, paeka-
ges messages &C, to ary pat of The city below Inc
bluf and between BRIDE and western Avenue
10 cents For similar bundles, &c. 1t kast or NORM
Dsve nport 20c cash.
Favorab terms will be msde with merchants OF
others by tie month or year
EDWARD ALDEN, Proprietor,
apr73f on, 50 Brady street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
Notice to Stock Growers,
V,HoRouGH bred Stallion GRANGE"

PEaiogEr-Pranc sired by Imported Glencoe he
by sultan Isl dam SIRED by WBgner, he by Sir
Charles. 81 dam. Ann Merry by Sumpter, he te Sir
Ar, hy 3 !d1m, Grccian Princess by Cook Black
buns Whip h. by impore whip" Ii cam,
Gei. Hampton Paragon, he b. +. In ZAP. . h ia
Daniel Hant's Fsgrr Mare. by ~ II MILF ms H.
ported Figure. 6ih dan Ii :.!-lnu.sraI,, by I'm
porte Wfair, he bt Gaze. IN dam, Delarc.'s
Cab Mare by Cub,Le by Id FOX. 81 dam, by c0nd
she also the dam OF tn, good racer Amarnthus
9th dam, Startling sue al o the dam Ut Leeds, Fop
and Fash, good racers. 10Th dam, Old Partner.
G5-sse American Turf REGISTER, Vol. u, page $50
also Vol. Ith, pag' 10, ll3 $50 snd COS.
See Weatherby's English stud BOOK for fur her
particulars II nee1ed.
DESCRIPTION France was aled In the Spring
Of ls1i He is a beautiful chestnut stands u hands
inch nigh His near lind foot Ia white, extending
little above the paster joint, AMI he has a very
pretty Star on his forehead His tail 10 two shsies
ghtr than the color Of his body. III, form is very
gp1dhc has fine clean mead. and all those points
which constitute a llnc forehead, has line nuzzle
and great width between the two side the lower
Jaw, where IL Joins the neck, aud throttle ls,ge ana
well detached lie has remarkably fine pricked ears
eyes fnll and spirited nostrils large, neck muse usr
| vet igni, crest thin. HIS shoulder Is well set on
III" chest shoul er blade is obllqucy laid In, with
full development II muscle to move IT, chest well
developed up er arm long aud muscular knees broad
and strofg legs fiat and show suspensoYy. ligamtnt
arr ami free, pas.einsl ong and obquc, feet round
and proper size, fine withers good ling h Of body,
back muscular lOIs full and strong: hips wide and
good length and breadth OF body for muscular al.
tachm nj; stifis and lower thigh long, strong and
fully developed; heck tony and strong bones b, low
the hook, flat sDd free from adhesion; the lgsmen,s
and tcndons full and standing free from the
bone; ] ints we'll formed and W de. In fact all his
points proper onate AMI characteTi,tic CT the
| symmetry of the true horse.
TERMs.-Cash Ia advance. So for the season,
| $35 for Insurance.
This horse Will stand during the season Of 1855 at
| my b,rn in Yves, Deveport, AMI viii serve a limited
number # mares )besies hose OF his owner) the
/ I M nd r7np tn nai1 vi
mare Is servei IN every case. The difficulty exIe-
| rien'ed IN making collections, renders strct adj
| hcrencc To this rule absolutely necessary Mares
bred TO this horse not proving In f5a, can be sent
back to the him the follow NJ year free Of CHARGE.
Every p'ecaution will be taken to avoid accident
and escapes but should any 1t will be at the
| ri>k OF the owners.
| For full particulars apply at Cannon 4 French.
! Mills, OF to J. M. CANNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

NHB Uestest attention VIII b paid By tn .,A.c,,
= bee 70 rspairing Furniture b the moef srnstsn
tai naAnsr md naatest style. 0sd Ohsjrp "a I'M,
painted Furniture b any style eovsi "a -
stsen1ed - VIII dlDpeteA.
101A11D 01A1yIup.
0ao1noe 0ahag ~ paQo1 No.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
THE UNDERSIGNED

rTAvIN0 sstabliahed himself In this place n thu
II businsss Of envla Z BRAss PLATING, ptopesel
70 il "a orders los AAs silver plated DOG! I1st,
0oor Knobe, Bell Pulls, Dut>s nunbegD, HAtee anl
fi9uroo adoptsd b ~ NE Of Doors An4 0hnfeA
~. laGAAa1ng 1eds lolnto, WM1sW o1eAs Oesfi-
- ~ kasnsss tsnmingl yaated - ar4o9 = oAog(
$50. An vss2 WssTasse9 ~! 49, -
z< sss'' =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
DIX. u. eMDO.v:O.ELL
Veterinary Surgeon,

MExBER Of the Royal Veterinary Inetitution Of
Xl Dublin, &C., Stud mt and Assistant Surgeon to
the great Professor Ferguson, Veterinary Surgeon to
the Queen Of England having mades Trsns- Atlantic
sit for the purpose OF making himse II master OF the
different modern improv IN the science Of We
terinary Medicine and Surgery IS expsunded In the
English and continental Colleges pegs % inform
those friends rnd horse proprietors who 30 kindly
patronzed elm previous to his departure, during bis
former sojourn In Davenport, that he Is Row fully
prepared 70 render available in their service all the
professional assistance which such course of study
and extensive requirements renders available With
due effect to the practice OF the different departing
OF his profession a Vetarinsry Surgeon.
The following Gentlemen who have employed him
very severe cases (some OF which formidable ope
rati,ns had to Re performed on) will cheerfy eti
~ to his abilities - competent Veterinary Sur
geou.
Hon John n Cannon, Hon John Cooh,
Nessrs Ootes 4 Davis, w Cannon Esq,
Z nagal, p, d Brooks Esq.
O Webb 1sq, CR Marks,
NJ W0odln.
Until further notice he can be found Of Mr. Smiths
Livery Stable opposite the Post. Once, or ct the
Union Drug Store, aboqe the Post-Omcs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
SEEDS FOR 1855.
WE are prepared with . full and complete
w stock Of

M are now prepared with full and complete
w stock Of
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
Of the new crop, to supply any densnd Wholesale
and Retail on the very best terms,
Our stock Is neac (as we do not consign seeds and
take none back to mix up again), and much of It
grown under our own direction in this State Oul
stock Of European leeds Is imported directly by
selves from the most reliable growers England and
France.
Wefeel confident that better adv ant ages to the
public can be offered than We can give, and we cordi.
ally invite gu examination OF stock before pm.
chasing. Our stock consists in part Of Spring Wheat
harley, Corn, Peas, Beans &C., very large variety
Of Garden Seeds and q full assortment OF Flower
Seeds OF choice varieties Also, $50 bushels pure Chi
nese Sugar Cane Seed
Constantly on hand large assortment Of Agricul-
tural and Horticultural Machines and Imple nents
Full priced seed AMI implement catalogues sent up
on receipt OF stamp TO pay postage.
HENRY EMERY &CO.,
Feb3w3mos 204 Lake Street, Chicago,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
Mammoth steamship
L. e WATT HAN,
Buffalo 4 Lake Huron Railroad.

CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
At the above Office tickets for New York, Boston
and all 4tati the New York 4 Erie AMI New
York Central Railroads can be obtained.
WARRACK,
Agent of n l. VI Railroad
aprlSdly CHR No 36 Dearborn ST. Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

g Ar author u taew. By biz vri,ssA
yses ~ M essaA nsshee ~ ~
iS.snssaA - y N b ~ ejnnsS'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS To PERSONS
L wishing TO improve their stock the services OF
Li,thor ,ush bre1 Hereford Bul s'H OVER" bred
hy r rastus Corning OF albany, n. Y AMI can
,onlmebd him to the public second 10 no Bull OF
his age AMI blood in thu United States.
PEDIGass .-Rover, calved April ih 1854 got by
Cardinal W.seman; dam, Beau'y Cardinal Wise
man got by Expec' alton, out ~ Wisdom y Wood
stock &. dam by Young Fsvo,ite, out of Nj Tule,'s
Tradegsr Prise Hetfcr. Expectation was by Hope
out Of thu celebrated Cow, Old SPOT. lie is own
brother to Mr.. Carpenters Dutchrss, which obtain
ed TIE nrst prize u the Royal Agricultural Society
three years ion enc two and three year
old.
Beauty, by Wonder (42o) dam, Pretty Maid. by
Tom, t243) grand dam, Pretty Maid, by Chalstrey
dam, ola Damsel by CoalmAn's Bull grg dam,
Old DaiSey, by Chancelo n; eggg dam, Cherry No 2
by the late Ihos Andrew knights Bull, winner OF the
cup At Hereford, 1907; Rsesg am, Cherry No. bred
by the late 1hos. Andrew knight Of Downon Castle
near Ludlow
Persons DESTROYS OF improving their stock either
for the dairy for beef, wond do well 80 vail them.
selves Of this opportunity Of breeding u this tie
animal
The Hereford cattle are decided to be the most
choice beef in the world.
Terms OF service For common and grade cows Is
pei head; for thorough bred cows 310p per head.
Enquire at Cannon X French's Mills, West Daven-
port, Iowa. J. II. CANNON.
apt91&V3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

A BIG SNAKE-An Indian went to Ger
tain agency" in the northern part of Iowa
to procure some whiskey for warrior, who
had. as he said, been bitten by a rattlesnake
At first the agent did not credit his story
but the earnestness of the Indian and the
urgency of the case, overcame his scruples
and turning to get the liquor. he asked the
Indian how much he wanted.
-Four quarts" answered the Indian.
"Four quarts9" asked the agent, surprised;
$50 much rs that Y
Eyes. replied the Indian speaking through
his teeth. and frowning as savagely a.
though about to wage q war of extermi
nation on the whole snake tribe, flour
quarts-snake yeyy big"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

4 oeevsusiee q the Democratic party Of the State
g 1sWo VIII b held ss Iowa City, THURSDAY, the
- ~ q jsps lsos. for the purpose Of Nominating
oaa1l1sao ~ the o0ces q Secretary, Auditor and
4sssusw Il State; also for the Transaction OF sueh
se1se buslness - said convention may deem proper
~ ratio II representation will be one delegate tor
60 80 hundred votes, and one additional dsiesaie
- eaeA frssttsn over my vos cast In each county
~ - Dsnocrasc candidate for Governor IN October
49, Ossnsiss casting lees number Of votes will be
Oueaeiod b one delegate each.
10 oounty can be represented BY proxy,
On. v ncCISAsy GEO. 3. q. Dow,
D. o. YrucM, WM. Vo0HT'
Jonp OlAaH. CHARLIE OoRKERy,
- - npaRNAp d. II. SOLOMON,
4 n Frsr State Central Ctpnttfee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
NOTICE TO BUILRER0
LUyMDRR REDUCrn 8

7N8D uneerolgned Aave juss received ia,sa 49,
> ~ q. Ops IaeS 90 - psy psvpase4 4 ~
ei.A . toe6 Nv 1l1 C1sse 4d ahsvs q SsiirssA
IS EisS - s =: + 3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

LIST OF WINNERS, BY THE RENOWNED IMPORTED
GLENCOE, SIRE OF FRANCE.
PocahOntas, the GEE rated English race mare, dam
OF Stockwell, Ratatlan and King Tom
Reel, the mother OF Prioress and Iec0mpe
Peytona, Bcm1ie Lass le the celebrated mare Charm
er, Ellen Ba'eman, Mamie Lewis, Fannie King,
Miss Julia, Blonde, Wild Iti4hmsn, Bonnie adde
Nicholas lst, Prior, Hornpipe, ii ghlander, Gov
Wickliie, and host Of others.
LIST OF WINNERS SIRED by WAGNER. SIRE OF
FRANCES DAM.
Eliza Godsby, Florida, Laura Splman, Puss Farrls
Sam i.etchtr
For further particulars OF the celebrated Wagner
see account Of his famous race with Grey EAGLE In
TSrl h giser OF 1910, reported by Vim. Porter.
apr9d&w3n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

The Mammoth Jack,
S DEACON DARDEN. :,

WILL SERVE A LIMITED NUMBER or
w Mares, the ensuing season, at my Stables,
West Davenport, Iowa
PEDIGRRE.-'Descon Ds rden" was got by Mason's
celebrated imported Mammoth Jaek-out OF a
thoroIg l.brci BLACK warrior Jenny.
DESCRIPTIONS Deacon Darden' was fosltd on
tn 18th nf jay 1851 bred hy Col. II. Chri.tman
.. -ssamiu County, Ky. Heis Fourteen HANDS,
THREE INCHES HloH, AND GROWING. AS for ne
muscle and slnew, h. is unequal ell by any jack in
the State, and will challenge comparison with any in
the Union.
TERMs-cash-snale leap, $40; season 4l5.-
Mares BY the season, not proving with foal, viii he
served ire following season free u charge. Every
precaution vii be taken to prevent accidents, but
Will not b. responsible should any occur.
The proprietor would all the att niion o. farmers
and tn persoIs raising stock 20 the great demand
for Mules in all parts of the countrv, AMI the high
prices at which they are " seling.-Cal End ex-
amiGe Deacon Darden tefofe having your mares
served. For fur her particulars enquire at Cannon
y / ench's Mills Of
apl9l&w3m J NJ CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

Running in connection with the GRAND TRUNK
KAlLkOAD OF Canada, Nh Ter contract with the
Canadians overnm ent tn transport the Malls.
Dates Of Sailing.
From Quebec. From LiUerpool
Every alternate Saturday Every a te nate Wtdnes-
from I'D OF May to ire day from TIE 18th OF Apr
2nth OF Nov. inclusive. TO Goth OF DC inclusi sc.
During the winter months these vessels conn ct
with the GRAND TRUSK RAILROAD at Por LAM.
Rates Of Passage.
From Chicago to liverpool, ia Mich. Central
Great uesiafn and GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
ROADS and Steamers,
LIST Class...... 10 800
accor ing to accommodation
Steera2e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2
including cooked provisions.
From Liredpool 10 Chicago, via Steamers and Rail-
roads,
lst Class. $95 to 5 - 70
according 80 accomm sdatoD,
Steerage. SOL -
Including 1ktl prDvis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23


DELHL-The present city of Delhi was
founded by the emperor Shah Jehau, in the
year 1851. The gateways of the city are
magnificent, and the principal streets are
wide and handsome. Many of the houses
are large and high, and the mosques with
their lofty minarets and gilded domes, are
numerous. but the most striking and most
elevated structure is the imperial palace.
This palace is quite little town in itself
and used to contain, before the mutiny of
1851, full q thousand men, retainers of
the King of Delhi, and as many W omen.-
1t is surrounded by wall thirty feet high
of reddish stone; is built along the banks Of
the river, and has gardens planted with
orange groves and apricot trees surround
ing it.
The hall of audience was the chief pride
OF the palace, and an inscription over the
principle gate proclaimed:
III there is an Elysium on earth, it is this
this it isl"
1t contained famous throne which stood
on six legs of massive gold, set with rubies
emeralds. and diamonds, while golden pea
cocks, covered with precious stones and
pearls formed Its canopy.
| Close to the walls of Delhi still exist pil-
lars carved with readable inscriptions Of a
date S35 B. c. Delhi 10 city not of one
creed, or Of one dynasty. Budhists, Brah.
min, and Museulman monuments are group.
ed ruined together. For eight miles to the
south of the present city, on the arid plain
along the banks of brackish and unnsyi.
gable river, lie, in the belief of the native
the ruins of five thousand years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
Furniture.

Having work shop connected with his wareroon
he Is prepared to manufacture to order al descrp-
ton. OF Desks, ward robes, tables &c, he. 4 lef9o
aaortms mt OF et and fancy mouldings On hand suit
able for loolins glass and picture frames.
Akhsre Of public patronage d respectfully solicited,
apr7dAwts A. p. oADSLD1I.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
u ND n "A TX = NO
Furniture WarerOOm.

gryH undersigned having taken the new store
i room No SIS Perry IT., (Merwin's Block) IL now
prepared 10 give his strict personal attention 70 the
unde rtaking business In all lis branches. large
and handsome assortment Of COINS OF every descrp-
| ion constantly ON hama Incl ucing
Zinc, Mahogany. Black Walnut. Cherry, dc.
A Hearse and any requisite number Of Carriages
furnished TO order. Coffin plates Of variety Of pat
terms neatly engraved Particular attention y call
ed to his new and COMP lete stock OF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

4 NV IQ1 - MOI osens1 Us1l o80
SaS8 - en11nsunA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

A fully qualiHed Surgeon salts In each vessel.
Rach passenger tcseted through will be allowed Il
same quantity Of bsggagr Free by Railroad a. BY
Steamer VIZ 20cnbIc rect Tor each cabin ami 10 eet
for each storage pas enger.
SPECIAL trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Passengers are dispatched on the arrival Of eec h
Steamer.
1t will be observed from the following table that
the Canadian lima - beaten every other In crossing
the Atlantic, the avera &c Passages Of the Clnari
and Col ns lines ~ by the annual tables III the Y
Xerdld during 1857 being
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
Boots and Shoes,
AT
NO. "a, Brady street,
.J.aS. e.. TODD

W q UL d most re-
specifically inform
the citizens OF the
city OF Davenport
and the surround
ing country, that he
Is now opening from
the best Mannfac-
turers OF Neso Eng
land end Philodei.
phid q large and
general assortment
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23

The longest passages made hy the Canadian Line
were IL iays to L,verpocl ami IL days to Qurbec.-
The Collins Line have made pas sages Of Is to 20 days
aud the Cunard Line Of Is 10 II days.
TO MIGRANTS.
Passages may b. secured at the Office ofthe corpa-
ny in Chic ,go By sailing vessels from London Liver
pool. Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol. Hull. Aberiecn,
and Montr An agent Of the GRAND IRI NIX
RAILROAD experimenting the removal Of emi
grants ana baggage at Quebec free Of charge.
Fare fro Ii $50 to $50 TO Chicago, including cooked
provisions.
For passage freight from Chicago TO Liverpool
or Liverpool to Chicago, or by any OF the company
sailing ships, apply to
J. wARRACK,
Agent Of the o s 90
aprlS-dtf-CHs No sc Dearborn st, CHICAGO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

NStHt III tTIt' VI y . DO
aprlS-dtf-CHs No sc Dearborn st, ChicdJ 20
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-23
|SPECLAL NOTICES.

~ We have some very desirable lots selected
and for sale IN CamAnche. Plat seen price.
terms &c. made known, upon applications To PAR.
KRR, TOWARDS L TAL4AGE, No. l0Orr', Block
April q. dtf.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-07-09
Gen. Jaokson's Opinions III Bank,

The Newberry Su" contains a strong anti
bank card from DR.. Randell Croft, declining to
become a candidate for the South Carolina
Legislature. In his card, he gives the follow
ing as General Jackson's opinion of banks:
II can never. forget the conversation of Gen.
Andrew Jackson, whilst on a v visit ut his house ;
said he : "Dr. Croft. you are = young man,
aud l am an old one. have never seen o
ban erected in any town or village that il
observe it, and you will find it invariably the
case, that though the people be thrifty. af{i out
Of debt, whenever banks are brought in *fheir
midst. they become indebted to the bank
their property mortgaged or sold, and the
many 3laboring for the few, And after they
have acquired strength by holding mortgages
a.. AM liens on the people generally. are they nou
the lords and masters Of those people ="
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-07-09
The Tilt,

According to previous announcement the
tilt of the Southern Rights Dragons came off
on Friday last. in the presence of number of
spectators from the Village and vicinity.-The
day was pleasant and fine breeze swept over
the level plain the scene of the days contest
The prize wa. beautiful Silver cup to be awar-
ded to the rider, who after five tilts, should
succeed oitenest. in striking down wooden head
and bearing off a suspended ring. The contest
was close and well sustained and there was
some fine riding. The prize was awarded to
Dir. Joseph NJ. Davis of our Village; and the
judges announced that if there had been Sc.
cond prize, it would have been justly due to Mr.
Lewis Russell.
The.tin cup was held in allegiance, for more
degenerate times, when the present golden Tor
silver) age, shall give place to the brazen
years. There was not nm Indifferent rider in
the company and in the spirit of the Drum
mer, who when called upon to beat a retreat,
said that he "Knew no such tune" each mem.
Der of the company would have repellod the
insinuation that they were otherwise than
chevaliers, sans peur, ct sans reprochs
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-07-09

A COTTON FAN.-Thomas Oliver, of Yazoo
City, Miss. has invented and patented ma
chine for cleansing Cotton. which he desig-
mates Cotton Fam" and which is described
BY the Scientific American thus:
Machines for Cleaning Cotton.-Thomas Oil.
yer. of Yazoo City, Miss. claim the arrange.
meet Of the toothed rollers, G and g, the
guides and G, and toothedr carrying apron,
F. canstrusted and operating together in the
manner and for the purpose specified.
'This invention consists in the employment
Of series of toothed rollers aud fan so ar.
ranged that the cotton is Ioosened and it's a..
bres separated one from the other. so as to
"lighten up" the mass. and detacl1 or loosen the
drift and other foreign substances from it. The
cotton being discharged in q thin layer or
sheet SO as to be effectually operated upon by
the fan. the blast separating tRs dust and ot6-
er light Impurities from the cotton. The To-
vention also consists in using in connection
with the toothed rollers and fan, q tootted
endless apron arranged relatively with q guide
board, whereby husks aud other foreign sub.
stances which the cotton may oontsib, and
which are too heavy 20 be acted upon by the
blasts, ara separated from the cotton"