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Crittenden (Arkansas, United States) (search for this): article 14
First bale of New Cotton. --The first bale of new cotton received in this city arrived yesterday. It was from the plantation of Mr. Hines, of Crittenden county, Arkansas 9 miles from this city. Fifty cents per pound was the price it was held at. Memphis Union, Sept. 3.
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First bale of New Cotton. --The first bale of new cotton received in this city arrived yesterday. It was from the plantation of Mr. Hines, of Crittenden county, Arkansas 9 miles from this city. Fifty cents per pound was the price it was held at. Memphis Union, Sept. 3.
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First bale of New Cotton. --The first bale of new cotton received in this city arrived yesterday. It was from the plantation of Mr. Hines, of Crittenden county, Arkansas 9 miles from this city. Fifty cents per pound was the price it was held at. Memphis Union, Sept. 3.