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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 9 (February 1868) (1868)

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idge are the Niagara with a span of Nashville and Edged e?d, built to replace the bridge destroyed the church, which declares that Buschetto once invented a 821 feet, the Wheeling with a span of 1,010 feet—blown by the confederate general, Floyd, when in possession of Fort machine whereby ten young… … THE NEW SUSPENSION BRIDGE OVER THE CUMBERLAND, AT NASHVILLE, TENN. feet above low water mark. It has a carriage way with a means of which a raft was transported to the sea, but, as the would seem that the want of confidence generally expressed foot-path on each side. Two cables, eight inches in…

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