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Corinth (City and county-seat of roads)

a city and county-seat of roads, 93 miles E. of Memphis, Tenn.

It has machine shops, woolen mills, and other industries. During the Civil War Corinth was the scene of many It has machine shops, woolen mills, and other industries. During the Civil its railroad communications N. were cut by the Union forces. During May of the same year several encounters took place

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