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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 10 (March 1869) (1869)

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andIsles, and to the westward, they find a formation being depos-ited which is exceedingly like chalk, and contains similaror identical fossils. The fauna differed somewhat with thetemperature. The bottom of the sea to the westward of theislands named consisted of ooze, or shining mud, of the… … nothing, and it was simply a waste of time to set them at workmerely to find out that Ex-Commissioner The-aker, and Acting Commissioner Stout werepaying Eempsey & OToole about the sameprices for similar articles supplied by Philip &Solomon. The Committee did not go into aninvestigation of…

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