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TO-DAY'S ADVERTIBEMENT8
Dlss0lu tl0n OF UODarG1erehin-

dissolution OF OOpar 6lershiD.
NOTICE Es HEREBY GIVEN. anal
AZ the copartnershIp heretofore eNlstinr
IA the Agricultural aud Com mission hnef
ness IN Evansville Indiana, betweer
Ihos. bcantlin, James MI. 3canfifn. nnf.
as. ~: IafYln, under tbs drm name ~
Scantlin, ParvIn q Co. fs fhfa dav ~
boANed Dy mutual consent. The bmefnora
oi the late firol Will be settled ~ eifner q
the above parties.
THO5. sCANTLIM,
JAS. MI. BDAM MTLlH.
j. ~. PAIsVfN.
Evansville, Indianai March i9, I87n.
mamUf mue
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His stock OF Clothing for Children,
Boys and Youths, from three to twenty
years of age, is the largest ever brOueth't
to Evansville, and the prices are down
nearly. if not fully, low before the
war.
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Alexander S. Mooney

VS.. SAfLaf-hfapuf
Thomas SuOWden.
In the Court OF Common Pleas of Wander
burgh County, Indiana, May Term, $50,
~ APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT
-A on file in the Office of the clerk of said
Court that the defendant in the above en- :
OF Indiana
Notice is hereby given TO said Thomas
Snowdsn OF tie pendency of this action
ana tnat the same will stand for trial at
tne next term OF said Court of Common
EIeas, TO be begun and held at the Court
house, IN the City OF Evansville County
OF Nanderburgh, State OF Indiana, on the
first Monday in May, 1870.
witness, SoTen Sorenson, Clerk of said
Court, at Evansville, this 7Lh day of March
Iol0 5. SORENSON, Clerk
q. W. MCBRIDE, Atty for pI'tiT mh9
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B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
v e Hg NJ EF U GE .

The Tape Worm Is one Of the most cruel
a'd relentless enemies cf man, and occasion
The most distressing symptoms. A duh pafa
IN the forehead, giddtness, alternate pale
ness and flushing Of the face, paleness OF
the lips, cancellation. alternate Joss and
excess or appetite, cravings for particular
articles of food, offensive breath, swelling
of the abdomen, depressing of spirits and
nervous irritabiiity, are the leading symp-
toms.
Now, why not, in view of this dangerous
enemy make use of a remedy which many
years OF experience has proved to be q safe
and certain remedy? b. A. Fahnestock's
Vermifuge, II used according to the direc-
tions which accompany each bottle, Will
not fall to eradicate the destroyer.
Great caution must be used by every
purchaser to be his own judge in one
sense, and TO examine every bottle he
buys of it. The simple name of FAHNE-
STOCK IS not SUFFICIENT. He must look
closely and carefully TO see that the inI-
tials are b. a. FAHNEsToCK, and be satis-
fed with nothing else.
B.A. F4HEEsTOCK's SON 4. co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
PITTsBURG, Pa,
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EVANSVILLE GROCERY.
10 Contractors and Builders
First Qualify Building sanst
at reasonable rates.
GOOD WOOD

Constantly on hand
TEN good wood choppers wanted i'm
medlately. mhl7 6m JAS. CROFTH.
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T renee in favor Of Republican
neil -....... ......:..... ..............ssS.0 .0OO
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am candidate for the ONCE of oif
Republican Convention. ]. B FfOF6s
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& Wabash Telegraph
C0mnanY.

nN MONDAY, April 4. 1870, at the office
~ of John Ingle, Jr., in the city of Fv-
ansYllle. an election Will be held, to elect
five Directors for said Company. to serve
until the next annual election.
JOHN INGLE, JR., Pres't
THo5. L. GARYIE. Sec'y. n1h4 Tg1t
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AD1IOlts JOURNAL: Please announce n1u
Dane as g candidate FOR re.elecbfon fo f1.
once oI City Marshal, subject 10 fhn ~
oision OF the Republican CONVENTION
Oh hIa. wiz nLILLI- IL
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EDLhOk5 JOURNAL Please announce my
lame ah candidate for rec elocffor ~ el.
once of CITY Treasurer al nc ene,-it.
Apflt electlOn- Subject 20 the denirfnv
the Republican Convention.
81. ~ gA nTaarr
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,,,o.., CITY. CITY MARSHA.

We are authorized 10 announce Cnofnf..
W M. AhLDhh as a candi date fnF f1ff-
Clerks subject 70 the decision OF The m.
publican Convention.
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We are authorized Co announce ana
name OF Capt. JAMES ASH BY as y car
uioabe 1ilbe LOT Clty Marshal, subject % The dc.
eision OF the Democratic Lltv Donean
ton,
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EDITORS JOURNAL. Please announoa =, d.
name as candidate for city AFrorsoa ~
the April election, subject t1 the deoiafo.
OF tne republican Convention.
II, E. HART
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hDIloBs JOURNALS Please announce r- /.
name as candidate for TIE ofHon "a rlit 4
Assessor, &C the ensuing mn oteessgt
City Convention. 'Dtte~
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And that inquiry was backed up py
thirteen others Of an equally search
ing nature, the most modest 81 which
required information as TO whether l
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Notices In this column three doIIer-
40, no noLlee Will be inserted until paid fr-
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the Office of City Collector. s1hfcsf ~ tt
,lss..1 9eels1lon or the Union Republionn Cor
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EDITORS JoURHAL: Please announ.a p, 4.
naLls ls as = candidate for ro-e ectIon. ~ ~.
Snhulns april election, 10 tbs once t,f filf..
SollectQr. subject 10 the daoiafon Srfi
Republican City Convention.
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MILLTN 10 RW.

~ 1SS NORA DUNN would Inform.
sAhAthe citizens OF this place that a6o he .
just returned from the East with the brrf
selection of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOOD
Ever brought TO this city. Can and ~
anime Der stock, next door TO uudsDsft
Adams Il Co. rnhgg an
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JOHN J. MARLETr, JR., is d candTsrt.
Iof City Collector, subject "a iha foei@i.
OF the Republican City Convention
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The Panama Railroad Company have
Withdrawn their sailing vessels Estween
New York ana AspinWaII, Whieh gives
the Pacific Mali the entire freighting busi-
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

NM. Emanuel Arago Bancel Cremleux, Desse ux,
Doriin Esquir0s. Jules Ferry, GasneAr. 0amDetta,
Ga ner Pag' .. Ciraut d!ais BIO n, Grevy, agn.n,
" ouinaire, NJ i ietln and Sinoi. II s also sig lcd
by eight representatives or the Paris anu pro incial
press.
Paris journal, the organ Of one section Of the
nj nistry, quotes portion OF the remarks BILE speech
ae ivered on the LIST OF September last IN the ;na
py riihce Napoecn which sums up very foicDiy a.!
tna j. 70 be saia against thai measure. Ills Imperial
HIghness sald:-
dont approve OF pt6tite, p,eet,ie 10 mere demo.
hands OF the eope Wel sorms 10 that IN very
ew Instances that power utterly deusve the Emperor
must use mat ysrs spsrsy sna aS better Al
Az fhe pio, Is knl OF sheet Anchor-ne nst device 70
Ia constitution wers sheer insanity (ans abs ation Il
people answer "aye II 10 sham II the people answer mo-
or 1 ana mpss ha the 4 variance WITH
the representatives AZ he acts IN harmony whn ths chambers
he has no reason Tor resortinS TO pss1iscse.
The members of the right centre proclaim mani
festo, IN winch they say
Liberty Revolution In presence both dcployed
in hne OF battle ana % injured ~ . mar !;,, nags;
ON the aag OF Revolution is written "Now
important or the prncple Of durable liberty In France
number OF 1t Is with this view have formed
this gathering the Central Commee for the
1870. Instituted In exclusive spirit. and absolutely
independent, tho committee appeals The cooperation ali
who think that OF al The savings country effect the
over by NJ. lie Duo dAionfea, s been
eject an executive commission, OF tive members-to wit,
Admiral Bonetwnlaumez, SENATOR iscount dc la Guer.
roniere Senator; Count II orange Deputy; Clement
Duyernos Deputy; and Emile de 6irardn.
Premier Olivier is very modest. He says:-sThe
Emperor anu the Ministry endeavor to insure respect
Tor authority and security 10 the country, anu the
pte0scue was work OF stability and pacifca.
tion.n
The American people have thus the complete case
OF France before inen They will no doubt aspirate
lhe national prayer OF the great republic, 'May God
defend the rght.'
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
MAYORS OFFICE.

Notwithstanding the fact that the cards notifying
all applicants for ONCE that 1t Is waste OF time to
apply 10 the Mayor still posted In conspicuous
places IN the Mayors ONCE. the crowds continue to
n0ck thitncr, worrying Colonel Jollne 1.-THE CHEF
cerk) taxing the ingenuity and persistency of Tim
Golden (the sergeanatarmsl making fun for Messrs.
Hall and Cardozo nhe deputy clerks, and work for
Marshal T0oker and Major Hart. The multiplicity OF
matters on which the Mayor is consulted is really
marvellous, and it Is matter OF wondcrment
that Mayor Hall lives through this annoyance
His ability to survive the pressure may De accounted
for In great measure, however, by the fact tnat
ne is thorough newspaper man. ana is therefore
supposed 10 be posted on every Imaginable subject.
In relation 10 the appointing power assigned The
mayor under the laws crelting
THE NEW CITY REGIME,
10 regard 10 squad OF police for enforcing the cor
porati0n ofdnances aud for the four commissioners
10 superlhtend the completion Of the new Court
House, Mayor Hall has as yet done nothing He Will
not select the twenty police officers 10 form the ordl
nance squad until after the reorganization OF the
Common Council, nor W III he name the Court House
commissioners until the Board Of Supervisors hall
cease to exist rs at present. SO the police appoint
ments lie over until alter the LIST proximO and the
Court House commission appointments until after
July /. In relation TO the Department OF Public
Parks Mayor Hall says he still considers Mr. Robert
J. Dillon one or the Commissioners as his resigna
tOn has not been accepted.
The business in
TIE MARsHAL's DEPARTMENT
mas been rather tame during the past week. Not q
case OF swinding has been brought be ore the Mar
sha, as the few bogus jewery shops which The Ma
sta did not succeed In breaking up have been pre-
vented IRON doing much damage by the action OF
Superintendent Jourdan IN placing bue-coared
Cerberus before the door OF each place warn the
countrymen or the style OF place into which they
going Since the advent Of Marshal Tooker on Feb
ruary l, 1869, great deal of good has been per-.
formed by the Marshal's bureau. The total amount
recovered during the time or Marshal TOoker for
persons who haa peen swlnded Is $780, while in
one week the amount recovered was as high as
$500. Mt. Tooker, by his prompt and peculiar
method OF administration, has obliged he hack men
TO place themselves on their good behavior. The
only business disposed OF during the week has been
the set lemcnt OF disputes about jllsions between
vehicles and issuing licenses, fOllows-FOr intel
ligence Offices 1S; boarding house. l; expresses L.;
venders, 20; coach, l.; cars SO; guDpowder /; pOr.
ters, 2, and drivers. %. The amount received for
fnes and license fees during the week was s5ts.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
PHo0Asle MURDER IN BauoxlYx.
Lovesick Dnrky Usrs Razor wiz
ucndlY Eaacf.

tragedy OF serious nature occurred ut abou,
eight O'Clock last night In the small candy store No
25i South Fourth street, Brooklyn T.. D. AT the hour
named William Ball, coored. proprietor OF q barber
shop In Tenth street. New York, called at the above
place TO see young woman OF his own race and
complexion, to whom he had been previously paying
attentions. and during the ne accused the
young woman OF inGdellty in going with other men.
Ths accusation she answered 10y telling hiIn tnat sue
would 20 with whom she pleased, aud an stercatlo9
fol owed. Whle this was going on the or. tner OK
the girl entered the store and iinneuhteiy tooH
sides with her, Tn exaSperG cd Bal', ana ne drew
a razor for the purpose OF assault, wnen MS. Lar
vnia Dickson. MARI Ell sister OF the maiden causs
Ina all the trouble. rushel between the conuatants
for the purpose separating thcm IN u0l SO
one of her wris was terribly cut by the jealous ~
ferccons lover AM aricry nav ug Oect sew red.
4 ara OF her Ire are entertained oy the physic ans
who ", re cal ed to attend her. Tall was arrested
a i, 10 ,hed up In the Forty xih precinct stn ion,
AMI a cDnpa lloa Oi his. Wellington Wilson. was ar
res e1 by oiccr Fitzgerald and conveyed 10 the
FOd drth street alton house, WAsTS Ae W@s detained
by Sergeant Hpnt.
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A r3is. Coalitiou--An the Outside Democrats
After TammaDy Hall.

convention, comp, sed or delegates from the
Mozart, Smith Ely, Democratic Union, r. q. Roo e.
vet Democratic Union, German Union and the
Young Democracy met yesterday afternoon at Ma
sonic Hall, East Thirteenth street, for the purpose
OF effect - coalition, whose united strength and
influence should he brought against Tammany Hall
In The ensuing election.
The meeting was called 20 order at half-past four
by Mr.. Ely and, on motion. Justice Thomas A. Led
with was unanimously electe To the char and
Messrs. Roosevelt and Mi Ter appointed etaries.
Judge Ledwitn, IN repy To the honor conferred,
s1id hat no time existed for spec making and
thereto he would proceed 10 business at once.
Mr.. Ely then arose and stated tina, shey had con-
vened for the purpose OF uniting on ticLet win
the object OF making vigorous fLht against tha
Tdmminy organization, and u select ticGet thai
all could enaorse and battle lor, and he therefore
offered the following resolution
Resolved That n committee OF fror, each OF the
nvs organizations be appointed make ALL nominations
and report the Monday night, they have
fu power 70 make all arrangements for
Ing elections.
ter much debate. the vote on the resolution OF
Mr. Ely was taken aud it was adopted almost unan-
mousy. conmi tee OF five from each de e9atlon
was then appointed. with Instructions 10 report a
city and county coalition ticket on Monday ater.
noon. The convention then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
The Germans Of tho First Ward sustain
Nicholas Muller.

A large and influential meeting OF the Germans OF
the First ward held last evening ut No. l30
Greenwich street, Charles Schulz In the chair,
Gustav Haase secretary. series or resolutions
were adopted pie i2ing the meeting TO support un-
ninchingiy the tion or the democratic party the
late State Legislature winch directed and aide In
the achievement OF glorious victory for tie main
tcnance Of our municipal rights. and recording the
meeting as in favor Of the most earnest measures In
behalf OF the eeya ION or our true and tried fellow
citizen, Nicholas Mulier.n The meeting lurthcr re-
solved thit they 'spurn with indignation the idea OF
repud at ng him under any circumstan ;es.' Tho
resolutions were attested by the sigma OF over
two hundred German resd nts OF tne ward.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08


The form or the French "flckcJ' paper has been
discussed at the Tue les with the Ministers, ana the
committee Of the Stn te TOOK part III the d1llbera
tion. rwo drafts or an eli ctiUn ''tcketr were ex-
am ned-one general, and running nearly us lol-
lows
ncut made in the constitution 1852 purpose
establishing parliamentary with the imperial gov
crnuen, as well as all the OF that g.ysf
This wording not beng accepted, another was pre-
pared in more explicit language. The ext is as fol-
lows
win the French people accept ibersl notifications of
the constitution Of ieb2 the following bases Respon-
sibi,y OF nisters In presence OF the Chanbers Ins
sutton Legs Chsmbers Restoration of the
constituent power 10 the nation.
This formula is preceded by a proclamation from
the Emperor, winch was posted IN all the communes.
TINS Proclamation has appeared In our c0lumns.]
TIRE OPPOSITION AND THE ''REDS.n
NapOleon's piebtsctte Is opposed in the most de-
cldeJ manner by many OF the leading minds OF
France an ''Anti-Piebscary Address" has been
fss'itd by The democratic co,nmittee in Paris, in
when they say TO the people,
VIII you, under the sembancs of parliamentary system
oonsodaie personal governmeny II wish So
"fes But u you bear In mind the teaching of events II
you have not forgotten tho eighteen years OF
outrages liberty MeIico sadowa nor be ep, in
by mards the budgets exceeding two mil
faids. tie conscrption the heavy taxes
contingenstheny you cannot "Yes" For all
shese evils the OF which France will unable for
long time to ehaceare the result OF two pots taken
sentecn years similar to that which
you. For signature III blank that required you
the alienation your sovereignty the nfeudaon the
popular righ. in ihe HANDS Of one family the
copiscton OF the mpiescrplbe right OF future
abe national dignity, in the social peace
which can only Oe obtained through the Cancellation OF
claasas 10 sysen oil liee democracy reject by
By blank votes, by abseu0n, all forms OF protest
Will contribute 70 the advantage OF liberty For ourselves
vote "No"
THIS document Is signed by seventeen Deputies
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
The Eighteenth Ward Assistant Alderman-
shiD.

Al the Convention OF the Democratic Union Asso-
ciation, held Saturday night at Constitution Hall,
corner OF Twenty-second street ana Third avenue,
Eugene Durnn received the nomination for Assist
ant Alderman OF the Eighteenth ward. Speeches
were delivered by the ndomitable Peter Woois,
Counsellor Boyd and Adam Cameron. and the speech
OF The nominee on accepting The nomination was
loudly chcered. The crowd were good humorcd and
enthusiastic.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
The sAmendmentso in tho Scventc cath


The coored voters In the Seventeenth ward met
at 1oi East Thirteenth street 10 organize political
cub OF their race and proclIvilies. The meet
Ing was called 70 order by T.. II. Hays, ana was
ve.y largely attended. Addresses were made by
NJ ssr5. Hays, philips. Lawrence, ami Others, and "a
series Of resolutions defining the policy oI the club
were adopted. The Ol owing officers were e e. ted
President II. s. Thomas; Vice Pre-, sd Mt j., C.
dudley: Treasurer. J. IL. Hays; Secretary @. II.
Grlllu.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

JOHN CuINAMAN WANTED.--The strike and the ur,.
reasonable and inso ent demands OF the m ners OF
the Schuylkill coal region suggests q call Tor John
Chnaman 10 come ON and take the place of the tur-
bulent element which governs our mining locality
by sheer bruta ity intimidation and murder. II Il
time some means were devise TO quell the spirit of
rebellion and yiolence IN the locality OF our coal
mnes. - WtliaDtsport (I'a.y Bui}est', lape
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

the arrivals or emigrans numbered 27 5s5 showing
an Increase In April OF this year OF 42s The TIL
number OF 9migrants arriving at this port
from January ! TO April 30 IL 60,6Sl while
du ing tho same period in 1869 It 81 2S3 SHOW
Ing o dec ease OF 602 The arrivals during the week
which they came and the ports whence they sailed
The New York herald., 1870-05-08

UhlplrG-Mr. Ftrgison, AtIantIc Club. Tine OF -
Two hours and eighteen minutes,
Base Play by Packer 81 Beavans, Jewell I; assisted
by Jewell 2;iDoard, Cummings Beavans, 81 Packer
By Is NILS fianly, 2; assisted by Nelson, g. G. NILS
Fly Caches-Worh, 4; Packer 4; Manly Q; Beavsns q
Fterson, z; Egger, 1; Nelson, D.
Foul BouDds--Jewell, 2; g. Mills d.
Struck Out-Eggler 1; Doilard, La Worth, l.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
THE PnENGH PLEBISCIEUM.
France to Vote on the National
Constitution To-Day.
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Issue Between Napoleon III. and the
Opponents Of the Dynasty.
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City Preparations in Paris and
the Churches.
History Of the Plebiscite and
the Votes.

The Picbiscitum Electiou-1yoral Force.
PARIS, May T. 1870.
The radical journals OF this city strongly advise
the people TO be calm and quiet tomorrow during
the voting on the pieo,sc,tuna.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
The Empress, Plan of Plebi.c,tum.

PARIS, May !, 1870.
The Goulo,s says that the Empress has caused
masses to be said in the Paris churches Tor the sue.
cess OF the pleoiscite tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

MUCILAGE.-A preparation is now used in
England what called safety envelopes which
h made from the thick tough sap found In large quaint
ties In the leaves Of the New-Zealand hax
New ACrINOMETER.-Bun and Rosco have
prepared paper Of standard senstveness which varies
In tint exactly proportion TO the length Of tme 1t is
exposed 10 hight such paper can be used IN countries
where the power OF sunlight is variable. for deter
hoy long exposure viii be required TO produce
photograph
CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF PETRoLEUM-A
London medical journal reports a number Of cures IN
East Indian hospitals by the application Of petroleum In
combination with other materials, to form consistent
sntment Petroleum ~ found 10 take the place OF ear
bohe acd a. local disinfeetant IL has been @
used also, by American physicians, and has long Deep
sold IN tins country as patent medicine under 'aii
Gus names.
PROPOsRD SmP CANAL.-A ship canal through
the neck of land separating Buzzards Bay from
Cape Cod Bay. Mass, is about 10 be commenced inc
canal N be 1--WE or six miles long, 800 feet WIDE ana
feet deep at low water This improvement VII Wiz pst
the passage Of vessels between New-Hork ana Boston
several hours, and enable their Davgat0rs 10 a'ou we
open and often stormy encountered IN the voyage
around Cape Cod
NAYIGABLE PASSAGE THROUGH PERPETUAL
IeR-The Russian papers announce an important ds-
severy by Carlson, learned Norwegian, which VIII give
great impetus TO Siberian trade He had eruised for
scientific purposes, in an expedition undertaken last
the Karan Sea, which washes the southern
part OF the Isle OF Nova Zembla and the Government Oh
T9bolk and Is covered with eternal ice III TINS zee
passage discovered which, for several months I'd inc
year offers path for traffic between siberia
and the Norwegian barbor OF lromsoe.
NEW PROCESS FOR EXTRACTING COPPER
IRON OREsDr. T. Sterry Hunt and James Douglass,
jr have invented process for separating copper from
such Of It's in tho state OF an oxide or semi
compound thereof OXiChOride carbonate or COPPER
They claim: l. The use OF solution Of neutral prOO-
Chloride U iron, or of mixtures containing IT, Tor the put
pose of converting the oxide suDoNdo OF copper OF
their compounds into chOIides OF copper H. Inc use
sulpaurous for the purpose of decompOshg the
oxclurIie Of iron formed in the preceding reaction
III lAc 81 process Tor the purpose OF extracting
conner from It's naturally artIfCiay oXidzed com
pord, b. The AID oi tue first. first and second OF
the aforementioned reactions.