Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-10-02

guage is soon to be started in st. Paul.
Sharpers are successfully passing
money in st. Paul.
WILLIAM PENIS carriage is in the
possession of the Michigan Central
railroad. 3IAtt ff.N
CALIFORNIA exports half her wine
crop.
MALTv, in the Mediterranean, has
l424 houses, of 1853 are taverns.
"FLoRA TEMPLE" the Queen
Dowager of the Turf, is thirty-three
years old. 1911
ONE of the Cuban patriots brought
back to Macon, Ga, was found to be
a girl.
SOME Texan negroes talk of leav-
ing the United States and colonizing
in New Jersey. 80
A VEIN of coal has been discovered
at Stanton, Macoupin county, Ills.,
at depth of 1855 feet.
A Branch of the Methodist Book
Concern is, shortly, to be established
in Indianapolis.
DEAD trees have been set on fire by
the rays of the sun in Georgia this
year. s.7 f
BERcH says he is going TO put a
stop to horse-acing, but men and
horses say neigh.
PARIS is wild over q young Ameri-
caine named Florence Chussetts, who
is said to be worth S4,000,000.
A Partisan author has translated
Shakspeare's line, Out, brief candle,n
into French, thus-"Get out, YOU
short candle.n -
There is said to be man in Ken
lucky who has no ears and no aper-
lures. He can hear distinctly through
his mouth however.
OPIUM is grown on farms in China
which should be sown with wheat
and corn. This Is going against the
grain of the Chinese very cerealously.
A Hungarian giantess, who was
lately married, charged an admission
fee to the church when she was mar
ried. The house was filled.
APAIM which was borne on Hum
bolts coffin at the great mans funer-
al, occupied place on the platform
near Professor Agassiz during the
Boston commemoration.
THERE are 473 .dalies and 465=
weeklies in the United States.
THE Jews of Cincinnati own SO.
0OO,O 600 of property.
DURING August LII, 900 pounds OF
chewing and 4,010pounds of smoking
tobacco were shipped from Rich,
mond, Va.
Mrs. HASKELL, widow of Gen
Haskell, of Tennessee, has accepted q
position in the celebrated Ward Sem
mary of Nashville. .Il
THE Athens Republican says thai
company of more than one hun.
dred families will leave McMinr
county for Kansas this fall.
AMBROSE HODGES, of Pine Bluff
Ark, has realized 1000 from the
proceeds of six acres of broom-corr
this season.
p,prv oe s;x.,. c,.,.,
igrants, only nineteen DAYS from Got
tehpurg, arrived IN Lynchburg, Va
VI inursIay iast, destined Tor Water
Valley, Miss. a large portion of the
parry are ihecii"i'ics.
THE Charleston Courier's cotton
statement for the year places the to-
tai product at 2,35S,360 bales. Its es
innate of the rice crop in South Car
olina, Georgia, North Carolina, anC
Louisiana, is, 9l5 tierccs.
MAJOR GEO. M. PROCTOR, of tn,
Glasgow Junction Hotel, was shot
on Friday last by Il. ii. Greer, whom
he was endeavoring to put out of the
hotel for disorderly conduct. Th,
4 wound, though a painful one, is no
dangerous.
Tn e ,rdo.,.ooa aoouo. an,
rordd 30 L'i w. o, ~, ueCIee VIII o'
f,ii 49,, -, ',iu 10y ~ NUtlt, aI ~
Cavo nrno ,t',,i NV Si t,'e mnlliinotl
mas been IN the hands OF Judge Tn
derWood as trustee for the heirs of Gen
CroShan Tor iOrty years.
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Lf.i fN iIoii' Nurireesoofo u
the Colorado Herald says:
DR. t,unsev of the Ro,.i,,oro t,o,,
eoro,, ~ v. wy 'iii'ole Soh
grandest sermons | have ever heard
i nave heard Holland, Hammer
, Young, Green, Pierce, Pitts and
others, but thew are like mol,
hills compared to mountains, ant
atoms, when compared to Munsey
hesitate not to say he is the great
est great preacher l have ever heard
Tup Uno,,;,,o
y Snnd;SI ''' ;, w lg says that nj
tIron,,r iEna, ,,,,iiil E passed
s sm.o .i's o NiloNViiie FRIDAY en- rout'
of an agent who came direct from
I Sweden with thpiO ond IL ,,oi,,o. a,