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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 3 (July 1878) (1878)

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iring from the forts was During November last an association of boatmen, calling Mr. Rease W. Workman, of Rock Hill, York Co., S. C, wild and irregular. Admiral Hamilton held that the success- ful result in this case was owing to the superiority of the has patented a new Plow. The invention… … close order must be. kept. Farra- points, but one end is badly rup- A BOAT OLDER THAN THE ARK. tured, and the pieces could not gut passing Vicksburg remarks: be found. Thelength is about 15 " If the ships had kept in close ing a semicircular plate to the underside of the beam, in a order, in all…

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