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Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-02-05

Sherman's Steel Works on Indian Point,
Bucksport, may be said to be fast approaching
completion. A correspondent Of the Belfast
Age says that at distance the work presents
a very imposing appearance. The two build
ings each l00x50 feet lying at right angles
with each other, the tall chimney of LOG feet
in height, and the wharf, at which the largest
ships may lay in perfect safety, all present a
grand representation of manufacturing inter-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-02-05
Committee on Change of Names.

The Committee on Change of Names will meet in
Room No 90 State House, Tuesday of each
week, at ? O'Clock p. NJ until further notice.
"N' ALDEN CHASE, Chairman.
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Committee on Reform School.

S. d. LINDSEY. Chairmen.
CIIAs. r. wHIDDEN, 0""'''"'"
Committee on Reform School.
The Joint Standing Committee on the Reform
School will meet in the Senate Chamber, on We'd
'hsr notice oHf DaSfEh Z sTieklEY sheklE chairmen
Committee on Fisheries.
The Committee on Fisheries will meet IN Room
No I6, state House. Tuesdays and Thursdays Of
each week, at O'Clock r n until further notice
Il. Il. a. si sASFEkrr' s46vEk. chalrmen.
Committee on Pensions.
The Joint Standing Committee on Pensions will
meet in Room No. H. at the State House, on Thurs
rLnoTas n p GaSNETT EErrkH' chairmen.
Committee on Banks and Banking.
The Committee on Banks and Banking win NEE.
in Room No. 10, State House, on Tuesdays OF each
week. at O'Clock r NJ, until further notice.
JAMES j Nj sfISAhSai nESSISa. chairmen'
Committee on Mercantile Affairs 4 Insurance.
The Committee on Meresntile Affairs and insur
each week. at az O'Clock P. NJ until further notice.
Z. 4. 4. HH1ofEKBinooK, H1fKi chairmen,
comu,ittee on State Prison. ''.'
The Committee the State Prison will meet in
Room No. 49, State House, on Tuesday OF each
Week Mt x O'Clock, until further notice.
HENRY E. HAMMOND, IMAM
Committee on Change Of Names
The Comm,ttee on Change of Names will meet in
Room No 30 State House, on Tuesday of each
week, at O'Clock p. NJ, until further notice
ALDEN CHASE, Chairman.
Committee on Federal Relations.
The Committee on Federal Relations will meet in
the Senate Chamber, on Friday Of each week, at2>s
O'clock p NJ, until further notice.
THOMAS IH1as s s1nSEE Fl SEEAvEs' chairmen.
. Committee on Legal Reform.
The Committee on Legal Reform will meet in the
Judiciary Com Room, at the State House, on We'd
nesday and Friday of each week, at ~ O'Clock +.
NJ, until further notice.
NJ. d. Il. LANE. 4 c,.;.on
JOSEPH BAKER,
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Committee on Federal Relations.

The Committee on Federal Relations will meet in
the Senate Chamber, Friday of each week, at 2,s
O'clock r. NJ, until further notice.
THOMAS p CLEAvEs' Chairmen.
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p. and the greatest variety Of pa tterns
Ind OF machinery or casting, at short
J. s. SCHOFIELD, Macon, Ga.
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FARRAGuT.
Arrangements for the Funeral Of the Dead
Admiral.

PORTSMOUTH,, n. H, August 16.-
The arrangements for the funeral of
the late Admiral Farrsgut, which
takes place tomorrow, are all COM
ple.e. Lieutenant commander A. r.
s'rosss Asn and A. II. Yates, United
sss.sssts.aqay, who are charged with
the direction of the affairs OF the fu-
neral cortege, will leave the residence
OF Commodore BennOck, comman-
dent at this naval station. at eleven
O'Clock, accompanied by an escort of
United States marines, and be brought
to this city by the United States
steamer Speedweli; here il will be
met by a large procession, consisting
of Masonic and other civic bodies OF
Portsmouth aud neighboring cities.
The procession will then march
through the principal streets
to St. Johns Episcopal Church,
where the religious services
are to be; the remains will
then be deposited in tomb, with the
usual religious ceremonies and Aia-
sonic hOnors, where they viii remain
until the government shall make some
final disposition of them. A large
number OF distinguished officers OF the
army and navy will be present, and
it is expecied that a lage Rpmlser ot
Senator'S and Members OF Congress,
with the Governors of Maine ana
New Hampshire, will be here. All
business viii be suspended and the
city viii be draped in mourning. The
attendance will be large, as there are
about 5000 visitors at the Beaches and
Islands about this city, the most Of
whom will be present.
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ENGI AND.

LONDON, August 16.-The follow
ing was published here to-day:
"Six hundred thousand German SOL
diers are now in France, carrying
needle guns. After them come there
serves, the entire able-bOdied male
population of Germany. This mass is
distributed in three portions-the
army of the Saar, the army of the
Rhine, and the army of the South.
Frederick Charles commands the
army of the Rhine, as the center; on
his right, advancing from east of Lux
emburg, is the first army, or that of the
Saar. under General SteinlnetZ; on the
Princes left is the third. or Southern
army, led by Prince Frederick Viii
liam, heir to the crown.
LONDON, August 1.-THE following
letter. from General PrOctier, COM
manding the ZOuaves of Marshal Nc
MahOn's corps, tells the story of the
demolition Of those fine soldiers:
"SAVERNE, August S.-Let us
thank God, who has preserved me
from the most terrible Of dangers it is
a soldiers fate to encounter. 1t is a
miracle ana still alive and without a
scratch; but my heart is broken, and
/ am overwhelmed with grief at the
fate of my poor officers, my poor sol-
diers! dare not tell you how many
! have lost; it would grieve you too
much. Later, / shall know the names
Of those you knew and loved, but will
never see again. The gallant fellows
fought like lions and heroes. Out
of 65 officers, AZ were killed,
wounded and missing. At seven
O'Clock in the morning they were full
of life and ardor, now are killed at 2
O'Clock u. m. My unfortunate Lieu
tenant Colonel, De Shorharties, was
wounded by my side, bullet, which
was discharged but few yards dist
ant. entered his abdomen; he was able
TO squeeze my hand as he was carried
off the fIeld, but he has probably died
before this in a Prussian ambulance.
Two chefs de battalion were shotd dead
and third Is either dead or a pris-
Oner. Lieutenant Lamoreau was
wounded badly, andlbut little hopes
are entertained for his recovery; had
him taken from the field in an ambu-
lance; bullet went through his chest,
he behaved splendjdly. Pierson was
shot stone dead. / have but five
Captains here out Of thirty, the Others
are in heaven. All of nay adjutanfs
and most OF my sergeants and Majors
shared the same fate Of the prisoners.
Better or more gallant men never
breathed. But few are left. Two
who were LEFT with the baggage, were
either eabred or taken prisoners. My
horses were also captured. Ny poor
black charger was killed under Gem
eral EawfeaF, 20 whom loaned him,
his horse having been killed early In
the action. 0fell ! had, all that re-
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TELEoRAMs.

General Sheridan is with the Prus-
SLAMS. 8 @
Joe Coburn was arrested yesterday
for grand larceny. tll.,
All Germans may remain in France
who apply for permits.
The French blockaders off the Elbe,
are ten large steamers.
Brazil goes heavily into the COoIie
business. Sensible Brazil.
Spain has pronounced an universal
amnesty to all political offenders.
The Worlds London Exhibition OF
1871 won't be postponed by the war.
The Kansas Pacific road is finished,
and a huge excursion goes on 1t on the
Both.
An American vessel has entered the
Elbe, to give protection TO American
citizens.
The steamer Vile de Paris arrived
ut Brest from New York, yesterday at
six O'Clock. tsg
General Colquitt presides over the
Georgia Democratic Convention at
Atlanta.
New York and Brooklyn are food
ed with counterfeit $20's on the Shoe
and Leather Bank.
Colonel James Scoby, at Silver
Springs, was sawed in two by a circu-
lar saw yesterday.
Hon. John A. Bingham was re-
nominated for Congress yesterday by
his District Convention.
Yesterday at the Saratoga trotting,
Lucy beat George Wilkes three stright
heats, 2.29, 2.274, 2.274.
Austria will have access to the outer
worla, now that the German coast is
blockaded, through the port Of Ria.
General Lew Wallace was unani-
mously nominated for Congress by
the Radicals yesterday in the La
fayette (Ind.) Seventh Congressional
District.
Admiral Farragut's funeral took
place yesterday at Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, attended by vast con-
course and many dignitaries.
Governor Holden win resist the
Federal judges and their marshals to
the last, and declares that some of
them shall not be tried by civil tribu-
mails.
A proclamation was published yes
terday by the French Government,
declaring the blockade of all Prussian
and German ports. This is done TO
prevent money being sent over by
American Germans.
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Female undertakers are becoming

temalS un06fIdkef5 are becoming
quite numerous in Philadelphia.
Lemaitre, the French actor, wOr-
Ties along on pittance Of $4,000 a
year.
DR.. Thomas S0well, of the NJ. f.
Church, died on Thursday, in Balti-
more, aged fifty.
Bales ballad, "The Light Of Other
Days" has realized more than 5000
TO the lucky publisher.
The Democrats Of San Francisco
have nominated Joseph M. NOrgues
for City Attorney, and Thomas Walsh
for Superintendent OF Streets.
Miss Leila Curtis, Mrs. Mary Rich
ardsOn and Miss Ella Gibbons are
practical wood engravers in San Fran
cisco, and are well patrOnized.
The American Colonization Society
still lives, and will send TO Liberia,
during the fall, an expedition of about
1900 negroes, mostly from North Car
Olina.
An Assistant Census Marshal in the
South has been detected using his
official frank 10 circulate his private
business cards and advertise his gar
den, orchard and nursery.
Wilmington, Del, launched, last
week, an iron side-wheel steamer, the
'WyanOke," of 900 tons burden and
with sixty state-rOOms. it is the lar
gest iron merchant ship ever built in
this country.
A watch given by Washington TO
Mrs. Gusts shortly after their be-
trOthal, Is now on sale in Newark,
New Jersey, for eleven thousand dol
lars, and the people propose to buy it
for WashingtOn's Headquarters in
that city.
A housewife on prairie farm spoke
the truth and illustrated the condition
Of farmers wives when she said: "Its
mighty easy for the men and the
horses, but it's death On f0ODe1l and
O1eu.D
The Chinese make from quicksilver
the most beautiful vermillion known
in the arts. English and American
Yermillion, as found In the market, is
gssr Inferior in briiliancy and quality
10 tlIat of the Chinese.
For over a week past two detective
officers have made their headquarters
at Morristown, n. S., their object be-
ing TO discover, If possible, who the
man was that came with Mr.. Nathan
from MOrristown TO New York, on
the morning praceding the murder.
Foreigners in China and Japan are
filed with horror at the atrocities
committed at Tien-tsin, and call loud
ly for vengeance. The United States
steamer AshuelOt left Hong Kong
July nth for Tien-tsin, and the Mono
caey would sail for the same destina-
ton in case that further assistance If
need ID. sfr
FrDm Long Branch Don Piatt sends
the following interesting intelligence
a set Of shrewd politicians have sur
rounded Grant here, snd are urging
TO successful result an entire remOd.
deling OF his Cabinet. The pretense
is that Grant needs practical politi-
clans TO put him at the head OF the
Republican party, and, while securing
his denomination, make success at
the polls possible. Fish Is to 20 OUT
certainly. Boutwell, has a heavy
pressure brought against him. Cox,
lCresWell, and Porter's head clerk are
doomed, It is said"
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FRANCE.


PARIS, August II, a.m.-The Jour-
nal OJfciet has just appeared, but it
has nothing of a great battle. The
GGUiOiS, however, states that import
ant and satisfactory dispatches were
received here yesterday. Marshal
Bazaine insists upon secresy being OBJ
served so far as his movements are
concerned.
1t is reported that Pripce Frederick
Charles has sent flag of truce de-
manding an armistice in order to bury
his dead, which was refused by the
French commander. There is no
doubt that hard fighting has been
going on since Saturday last, the
French heing engaged in a great
strategic movement involving a Sc
ries of engagements. Operations are
carried on in places where communi-
cation is difficult.
The telegraph wires having been
cut, news necessarily comes forward
slowly.
The city was greatly agitated all
night long. Great crowds surrounded
the Ministry of the Interior and other
places where news is posted. Many
rumors are circulating, but without
official advices; they cannot be traced.
PARIS, August lin view of the
public importance TO know the result
of the late battle, the Constitutional
this morning publishes an article say
ing, that the brave Generals now risk
ing their lives in defense of their
country cannot, while thus engaged,
know all the results gained, besides
it were inconsiderate, in view of the
operations so multiplied and compli-
Gated to give only partial details,
which might prove to be only prema-
ture. We engage our citizens to
await the result with confidence. The
government will be faithful to its
promise and will communicate i'm
mediately all that comes to il. 1t
will be more than ever prompt.
Other Paris journals have articles
similar in tone.
PARIS, August I7.-Official: The
Minister of War received news from
the army which continued to carry
out the combined movement after the
fight of Sunday. The Emperor is at
Chalons organizing troops. The main
army is concentrated at Etoine, twelve
miles east OF V 6fuul.
PARIS, August 1.-THE following
official dispatch was made public at
Metz to-day at 2 pm: 'Weshad seri-
GUS engagement yesterday, 18th, near
Gravelatte. We gained the advan-
tage but lost heavily. (Note.) Grave
lette is small village six miles south
west of Metz, and two miles west of
the Moselle.
PARIS, August 1.-THE following
official news was bulletined at the
Ministry of War Department.:
"We have just received news from
the army which continues to carry out
the movement combined after the
brilliant combat of Sunday night.
Two divisions of the enemy attempt
ed to intercept the French march, and
were repulsed. The Emperor has ar
rived at Chalons, where he Is organ
izing large force"
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FIRST PREMIUM GEORGIA STATE FAIR.
SChOfieId's Patent Cotton Press

PRESS
IS for a
liable
ndputhe Oof
nd
JS Macon, ,Ga.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DEALERS IN
Liquors, Plantation Supplies, Bagging
and Irnn Ties

And UeneraI IOInmlsslOn Mercnants, MOn-
roe street. Memphis, Tenn.
Orders Tor any description of merchandise,
stocks and bonds solicited, guaranteeing sat
isfaetiOn in all cases. Cotton insured, in
store or transit by river, unless written in
strucfions to the contrary. aul3
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NEW ORLEANS, August T.-Flour dull; su.
torn lower: mixed suc: whiGs Csc. oats - s5S ~
b5c. Bran, T5lc. Hay, SlB. Pork, S3I %. Ba-
con, l514@l l51zg Isl 9 14s lg12. Hams, 2j@26c
lSc. Molasses, oUes75c. Whisky, y21<cgsI Us
Coffee inActive; prime, H54eyl75%c. Cotton
steady; sales ltOJ Dalesi middllngs, I714GI715;
receipts, lS5 bales; no exports. sterling, 81
Gold, Il5sz; sight q premium.
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LABOR CONVENTION.
Excitiau Discgssioas-Th 0uestioa of Dis.
posaI Of Public Lands Among Corpora
tlons-The Chinese Question.

CINCINNATI, August 17.-In the
Labor Congress this morning the fol-
lowing committees were announced: :
Ways and Means, Campbell, Of Hi
nois: DonahOe, of New York; Miss
Walbridge, tsf Massachusetts; Brady,
of Pennsylvania; Delano, of CalifOr-
mia; Harrigln, OF Ohio; Nay, Of Indi-
ana; Coffin, of Washington City. On
Organization: COggsweIl, Of Illinois;
Cummings, of Massachusetts; Davis,
of Ohio; Gilchrist, of Kentucky; Viii
lard, OF Illinois.
The resolution on the Cherokee land
question, introduced yesterday, came
up, and was followed by a debate that
became stormy at times. W
a motion 70 amend by striking out
the word "strike,n where settlers
were urged to strike for their homes,
and insert the word stand,D was
lost.
Other amendments were offered,
and the original resolutions were
adopted.
Mr.. McIain, of Boston. offered a
resolution repudiating anything look
ing to the liquidation of the national
debt; welcoming men generally to
the protection of the laws, but deny
ing the right of capital TO import hu-
man freight TO lessen wages and de-
grade labor; favOring the adoption Of
the eight-hOur system; protesting
against further land grants to private
companies or railroads, or for other
purposes, and declaring the times rife
Tor the formation Of distinct political
party in the interests of workingmen.
The resolution was referred to the
Committee on Resolutions.
President Trevaieck's address was
submitted. On the Chinese emigra-
tion question, Mr.. Quinn, of the Com
mittee, dissented from the majority;
on the land and money question, Mr..
Wier dissenting from its declarations
on the formation Of the political party.
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Irish KationaIists Preparinu.

NEW YORK, August l7.-A meet
ing OF Irish natiOnalists was held last
night and resolutions were passed re-
questing John Mitchell, Chas. OCOn-
ner, Richard O'GOrman, VIM. Z.
Robinson, Chas. P. Daley, Gen. Mar
tin Mcmahon, NJ. McKeOn, Emmet
Bryan, Lawrence Dennis, Quinn and
Mitchell Phelin TO act as a directory
for the government of Irish funds in
America in case Of complications aris-
ing out of the present European war,
which should enable the Irishmen in
every cline TO unite in striking the
blow for their mOtherland.
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A GENTS-Can maze money rapidly
~ Producing an invention 10 prevent
depredations of all insects upon animal ard
tillzers knoWn- Agents who wish 20 NAH q
money by selling the very thing the FARMER
Gle, Tennessee; or J. P, ERWIN, Po-tsryiile,
Tennessee. 'Nfl y iez2 W
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
NORTH AND EAST!
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
TAKES EFFECT JUNE I2. 1870.

ICW
The train leaving Memphis at l:l6 pm. runs
daily. The 400 am. traiu does not run on
Sunday. Both trains run through to Louis
vile without change. Elegant sleeping cars
run through on the is p m. train from Menu
with through cars TO Philadelphia, Cleveland.
Buffalo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore
stetorooms, In through cars, can be ENGAGED
at the Ticket once, z37< Main street. : =
]. +. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent. jeIs
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Tuesday Packet, In place OF steamer
St. Francis during low water.
s. @. DA q. Everaon m ask,F
This elegant ught-dralt steamer nH--r--s \
will leave EVERY TUESDAY, E7sfSeae7eEEE
on the st. Francis river.
LARRY HARMSTAD a CO., Agents.
jy25 Meeby Block. 80f front Row.
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Notice.

ON the list of September, next, I VIII pro-
- eeed 70 sell. az Royster q Trezevant 5,
No. 40 Main street, all Watches, Jewalry,
etc. LEFT at my store fur repairs, and n It
s-'-'>' a. 81 MULLER. Agent,
NJ. fQQ u n, .~.l.,.t
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Grant leaves Long Branch.

WASHINGTON, August l7.-The
President is expected TO leave Long
Branch for Washington tomorrow
evening, arriving here Friday morn
ing. a Cabinet session is to be held
that day.
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pRusslA

BERLIN, August I7.-Another Prus-
sian note divulging certain secret ne
gotiations Of France has been publish
ed, similar to those already made
public.
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English and Classical Sch
sO8 THIRD STREET.

VxT z MITCHELL, Principal. The session
w OF lS70-7i opens ON the LIST of September
next. The course of Instruction is prepara-
tory TO University course, and includes the
Greek and Latin languages, the entire cour %
branches
For circulars apply to the Principal at the
Behool-room aut
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FUNERAL HoTIcE.

HANCoCK-The friends OF Mrs. s. J. HAN
cooK are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral, from her late residences NO. 80 Madi-
son street, this CTHURsDAY), morning, Au-
gust 18th, at 10 O'Clock. Services by Rev. SAM
uel Watson. o. tfss sf4sss l.-ts.i.
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Thu rSday
18th Day of August, 1870.

NHIS town Is situated on the Memphis aud
4 Little Rock RaiirOad, half way bsUFge cen
Memphis and Little Rock ffteen miles north
OF Clarendon, thirty-three south OF Augu ia,
nfty-nYe south OF JacksOnp port. and el sht
from Cotton Plant
IL is surrounded by q very fine country and
Immediately in the Pine Region, one OF the
unest bodies OF pine in the State
IT Is on the high grounds between White
and 81 Francis rivers, and is considered Lha
very healfhiest sections OF Arkansas.
This place is destined to be one OF the
largest shipping points on the Memphis and
LitJle Rock railroad.
Trains viii carry passengers at half fare.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
July Is, l670.
b. ID. WILLIAMS,
fV2l General Enrff aud .ar,T
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WANTED,

nsrr Taacber with good morals. and
= .sel1 rsueIffsd to teach the English and
.tisszsssal indies. In 3 mixed school; satisfac-
tory references required. Apply 70 % or adj
u, aud cod Germantown, Tenn,
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P1z1mberS.
GAS AND STEAM PIPE FILTERS PUMPS
In repaired and steam works put up;
RI6 Ia Second St, Mem pms 1eoEs a,.s
All orders promptly attended To- SUD
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WILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption, ali
w Lung Diseases and Splitting OF BLOOD
and strengthen and build up the system 70
by Prof Trosseau in Two Thousand cases In
the hospitals Of Paris, in which IL cured
nearly every case and In this country by the
appreciation of the physician many hopeless
cases have been restored 70 health. One bot
le win prove ifs efficacy. Sold 81 90 per bot
tie, or six for % 90.
JoHNsTON, HOLLOWAY 8 CowDEN,
my20 cod Philadelphia
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To BrickIaysrs.

CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, August IL, $50.
Rs- Sealed proposals viii be received at
Office until u O'Clock m. Saturday, the 2th
INST, for constructing three brick culverts on
Georgia street, one on Vance street, near n,
and C. r. r. and one on Yates avenue, be-
tween Washington and Adams streets. For
further information apply at this office.
auI7 J.H. HUMPHREYS. City Engineer.
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DIsPENsARY.
SEPARATING c0TTog GIN.
THE c0TTON CROP OF 1870

CtAN be gathered IN the boll-hulls, leaves,
" stems and all. The drop cotton and an
opened bOlls can be saved.
The SEPARATING COTIOE-GIN viii save IL,
and gln II out cleaner, less cut, and less
mapped Int, than can be made from the So us
in use.
Ss- Send for circular
DoNDALL, PAGE a CO., st. Louis, No,
Jyi0 Sole Makers.
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