Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10
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Will Cst Ale c"ii.,i 81. E,s.;.s.
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All opem m.." NJ, =" s pun mamu, amu
an open door, s5 4l~3.if ~ w !
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~ cos's every Hnleleu Ina'e u
.s .m.sy.sM Willis wv ,,. uo,laIs anu nve
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ChIcago recorueu ~ divorce SUITS
one Wy ,ase wSeN, "nu theh 'oiu
aoou' spring trade opening
The Roman Catholic Church Is re-
ported 20 own Soo.o1.MW worth or
proPe''y ia cne ota'e VI New Aork'
Major John Graham, soldier of
the war of '12, died in Meade county
on the 18th inst. He was born In $50.
London, England, has a population
of three and a quarter millions, ac-
cor,ling to the official returns Of the
late census. t m
A.,,oa,, 10 or,,,,rs ,.o,,, 40, "a.
sey, comprising about hundred fam.
HES, Is about to settle in Morgan
county, Tennessee.
M. - ,.,, =, ,,,e..,n..
80. 1919 os,. ~ ~, vy;m,.;',;s o' 10,
ers Is their anxiety to produce a large
instead Of a fine crop.
~ 'no ',.see ruuuIes' anu WV con-
,., lcts ~ .me saieism Pen,, .s
measles or jail fever.
m. u,.,- a..
Tug 1 IGN .a.s Co.e.'c. says cne lru.t
crop o. tla ~, sect.on - nearly snt'rely
.,s.. ~ se NH acn ooa NC , .n
nn ~, .'i"' ioo"'"J VIII Is s""'ooVor $1o'-
N,,,, r,,,,,. ..,s... 80.
,,asr NJ. ,wss ' =. an ~" AMI m .,I.s
yea' was ~ Jns ' HS o g. ATgussas
Ia;, " Monsny, may -. ns -
e Nv nny :, en ~ .,an new hour ~
'"e ''l"rAe' i"s' year, h ~
K, nxpinsions ~ En.,a "S fr""c stsan,
vos narr.isnm S"n,sc,vsaar " a."
ca,,s,nr tha dsat.. of 7s ,".rs.,rs an,i
inimriny i06 others F $500 -
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FIVE Democratic State Judges In
Ren,,.ii pra,vsr' and Graves h"vl
lec;Jad That nevro tast;nn,ony romst
he adn,,ttai m fhe state Cs,,urfs
80
The Senate OF the United States
has spent more time In trying to find
a a va" s s.U ~ ne. oons, e a NJ ~
,xis,Sar ~ 81 r.aiiv ~,nrth ste.i;n%
s'
The Shelby county Agricultural
Society ut its last meeting elected
Commodore NJ. +. Maury, Of Vir-
em tho t;rst dsw ~ the Eair ~ Uct"s
har ~
The factory OF the Great Falls Man.
ufacturing Company, situated at
Rnckingham, Richmond county,
them are realizing II per cent. on the
money, - e7s 4 4 n,
,m. sasu,rr.s,ssps-.
Two American ladies, accompanied
by near male relative, recently
male the overland trip by sledges,
from the OkhOtsh Sea, across Siberia
s'unIrad n,;ios 81 !" 'e " ''"
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CHILDREN are monuments OF Gods
goodness to man they are pledges of
everlasting love; they are the dew
drops In the morning Of life; the
pearls IN the sunshine, and rainbow
""'' am" ''' eo' ""' ''"''
The other night In Chicago, as Edwin
Booth, In Riclielieu," had finished
the lines, France, my mistress, my
welded vile, who shall proclaim d.
vorce twixt thee and me" q deep
voice answered, "Chicago"
CHICAGO is more heavily taxed in
proportion to its population and taxa
able wealth than any city In the I'm
Ion, except Boston. Last year the
proportion OF taxes to each man, wO-
man and child In Chicago was 1880.
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last year for cotton S2S4, 900, 900, aud
by making this cotton up into fabrics
cleared Sl00, ONO, OOO Of net profit. In
other words England made 81, DOC, 900
more than America received for her
crop.
Tur Detro,t Free press cert,,nlv
oversteps the bounds of propriety and
good taste when 1t says the venera-
bile Postmaster at Covington and the
President at Washington are two
links in the same intellectual saus-
uge."
Artba hoo,,,;,, NJ ,ho n,oso,,
s.cai year r6ct ! is7o The tptoI in
debtedness Of the State amounted to
So, 5O0,m. Since then $4,000, 900 of
this liability has been liquidated,
leaving the present Indebtedness Of
the State $50, 800 900.
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