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HAr sri x BURNED. About o'clock on sun i.
day morniEg last large stack OF hay on tho
property Mr.. Daniel Saith, on the Pimlico
road. NED tho Fair grounds, was discovered 10
be ON fit aud although efforts were made 10
cxtinguilh the flames, u was entirely destroyed.
The stack contained about SIX tons OF hay aud
was valued ai S2ss Soon after the ere was
disccyercs,eliicer VIM. Chambers, Of the county
police, arrested man named WIN. Brooke on
the charge Of having set hrc TO the hay. Hc
was taken 10 the city aud lodged Tor sale keep
ing ia the Northwestern Station house. TN
Sunday afternoon lac was taken beioI. Justice
bowen, 81 Baltimore county, aud CON matted on
n charge OF inccndIarism ar the action VI the
baltimore county authorities. Bro Ks. with
several others, had been Oh a coon hunting ex-
Pcditlon IN the neighborhood, aud that lac ap
preached the house OF AIR. smith aud demanded
admitlance, which was refused, tho parties, u
Is stated, being under tho influence OF liquor
IL Is also stated that Brooks threatened /, burn
the buildings on tho place unlcsa lac was all
miticd, aud soon alter the hay rick was dis
covered ia flames.
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Property Sales.
HENRY l.. BOWEN,
Real Estate Agent and Collector,
No. :, .Smc,fies ROI0,

Real Estate Agent and Collector,
No. :, Smcdies hOI0,
TOW son TOW
A tOLLkCTIOAs, ConycyancinB, ExamIna.
" non OF I,.lcs, Loans anu purchases, ana
sics promptly attended To-. go Terms rea.
"Jagbie.
FARM CONTAINING ia ACRES, 10
,.cs In Wood, balance afaOIr, On Long ofeen,
~ miIys ITuiu BAIt0., iaid oil IA ! hCids, w.II
"atcTcd, ii,ne atonu and kitn on tue property
abe young apple orchard Oi luO trees IN bear.
az aud OInvT tTutIs, large stone mansion 3Ux2J,
",.n 10 TVuHnai staUiius Tor = horses anu 10
cJ"s, a.,d "tner nccessaTy OutbuildIngs; pump
nt az tne door.
\ HAN DsUME COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
near lvkas, y. 4. IL. a., !: mIlus from BaItu
q! u. H., same dIstanc" by pIkr h"us, tuA22,
80 sLOT,es ani back building, containing 10
JIu,s, cellar, 4c. Ino lot contains absUt acre.
i.rutY 81 ifuit aud ornamental snfubD,Ty
FARM Or Loo AChkS. nn VI , lady . II at
-, mice ifoHI MU1ktpL, y. q. a.. a., mae
ItuiH JaffstIsyiuc pIKr, cpmi'ftabi, dw'iIiag
cod uccvssafy uatDuiidinga iuIt col du,4,ht
ain.s. "ii ~ old very low.
ALARM 81 Io4 ACEEs. 90 4cr,s,.,afe4,.al.
"nc- "a u,nbvf - mii.s from Ea.ttinofs. 81
t4v i1nus iuad. n-aT faIIs ROAD !auu q, SrTy
80 -. a. improvements location duaIfaOse ald
., ms a. aUll.
\ DESIRABLE fAKM, 40 ACELa, one
i- tf1,u R.gat.tstpNH. Improvements near
uvW. fusistug 60! iibusr, Bafn, rtabie
- A. 80 ..stvs ~ heavy t.nbvf water ia
i'.. h,lI, "n..r, lfats. 80 GOA abIfsaiu
.Li oH cAsy t,fnaa.
A VALUABLE FARM. ..I...taN4tri.
Northern C.Guai isaH~ay containing - Acf.s.
Improved sItn Dss.IHs aLa A.u ssAfy oat
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Cabinet Makers. Upholsterers, and
Uudertakers.

Vl''- v IIIIcr- n N-1IU Nv ,lfec.
). 40 j. rnrr TX nst.n 4Lt Liberty sircets.
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SECURING, Dyuinp. etc
Sowing Machines.

a. semrad q Faye,te street.
George 9. Ashton. - Mulberry street.
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On Thursday evening last, at s o'clock, in
Trinity L. L. church, TOwsontown, George IL.
Howard, OF Washington, ID. C., was married 90
MlsS Berthe b. Macslli. daughter Of o. L. Mac.
gull, ksq.
Charles s. Grason, son oT Hon. Richard
Grason, assistant teacher at wavsrly High
school, had the misfortune 10 fracture one OF
hts lcgs, u lew days ago. Mr.. Grason was play.
ing foot ball, aud accidentally fell, resulting as
| above stated. Medical aId was summoned aud
the fracture reduced. lie was afterwards con.
yeyed 10 hts hnuuc,
We had IA town last week, a man from tho
state Oi Georgia, engaged IA selling county aud
state rishls Tor patent sub SolIng attachment
| Tor plows. These fellows, generally, arc very
poor % taikcrs, but this Que accccdcd them all.
One evening during his sisy with us, and whilst
tAiAlns with another imPicss,cnt man, who 10
by no means slow. said that he had travel
cd ifom the Atlantic Ocean ~ Tar West AZ San
Francisco. along the coast aud through the in
terror at tue States, aud with one exception he
had Hcrcr seen dulicr place than Towson-
town. Upon being asked where that place
was hc replied. kciatcrstown. aud continued.
why ia hat place you eau hear n Leaf tall
three mules ~" We give Itup.
Application has been made To- the County
commissioners o. condemn aud set ASIDE that
PARTON vt the Joppa road beginning at Jamcs
| bryecs corner ou the east Hnd terminating at
hts CORNER with Mr-. pcbaugh's land on the
vest. aud t. substitute aud condemn instead vt
SAID road, gs u county road. the r"ad made by
/ jaiurs hoy 90 between the satnc PuInts. running
! parallel with aud ~ tcct nrTth Oi the old tuad
- condemned. irotn land gwen by said b"ycc
/ TOT The sA.d road. This examiners. Mcssrs. thas.
/ Il. Chew. Skcituu frtcc aud George A. smith.
ate required t. meet upon tho prcmlscs, GU
MnudaN. December @sth. at IL 4. NJ, make an
| Inspection oi the f"ads, aud afterwards report
To- the Brafd whether the public convenience
"In"s th' sfautins OF sa'd Application.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-12-19
Restaurants

J.. Ralph Morrison A Co.. 50 South street.
Il. Lloyd. IS 81 Paul street.
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Bnfn- & -l"an. l4e light street Wharf
u j Irmhie = s % " Pat, stree,
s'"war' 3 Reuihal.a'l Hartford avenue.
). r kcinicae-. cor Monument Aisoui,b -.
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Edge Tool Grinders. &c.

Horny j'-.. . -. .-o VS., Baltimore ..t
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Hats, Furs. &c
Hardware. &c.

r. . ..y.'r & o.. North calycr, street
cow.rs 4. go. Vest Baltimore str.ct.
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Stoves, Heating Apparatus, Tinware.
and House Furnishing Gooda

Rose House. % 4 20 North Gay street.
Joseph Reilly, cor. Baltimore Holiday Sta
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Looking Glasses, Frames, &c.
M"dy 4 Stain. s. Nor,h Gay street.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furn,shir
Goods, Dry Goods go

T. s"ibert. - We.t Baltimore street,
LEWIS Pisiei. - 4 2si North Howard street,
lose si',, Adler. 2y2 North Howard s,rsn,
Mrs.. N. W. Nh. 5aa North Gay s,rec,
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Truaaoa. afc.

Weoi Machine Co, 81 a S. y. Charles street.
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Harness, Saddles. Trunks. &c.

Ms k.pebr-. ~ \ .qui,h ,'ree,.
Mi's Kate nf.A, ~ North Gay street,
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Real Estate

Paper Hangings g. Window Shades.
kspt Haslei -sa.>sxuxoei. stecet
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-12-19

iget sTaLLtON, CLAIHuOusT. Before tak
'ns Y Aertufc Tor EaTup" our friend. Root.
.. - some solicttuie aoaat pro-
sf,f Dtnitabio c1s,od,au tor his
tsl mount" Ihrough tho
..ntus 81. mutual if,nd. Mr.. c6tae place.
hr" lie sands oi NJ. Z q. chapman. ct
Haui stutiisc, BALTIMORE cnubty, wbo ts al ca
I'"fruisd aut c,inp.tcnt W-inef "Cls,f-
in'uLtf sas sHr'I by 81 Lawrence aId oat u I.
IL ah5letluiau mare. a.. Or l5I hands Lish
"a 4 Is iafk tArttuIt ss.'-l Ut tsei .in 90
a." has made 81, on iisrrhs Kan o"arss. aud
is one - thr htrst lrisrrs t. -. csaBtfy H.
20 "a year oliaha sts rstuc'i Dy oep Nelson.
the veltbfate.t .ra act
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-12-19
Fancy Cake ana Bread Bakers.

II" r-. .l,a.ve- .-ry.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-12-19

ASoTnsR lsoESDIAHr FIRE.-About Z O'Clock
On Saturday evening last a frame barn on the
farm 1T Mr.. james X. Clark, near the Sheppard
Aay iuia gate, ON Charles street avenue. was DIS
covered 70 .c "n IRE. The halnes were plainly
seen from Towsontown, aud a lafg. nuinter Vi
men aud boys from this place w,Ts promptly
gu hand aud rendered valuable AID ~ saving
the contents Of the building. There we're "a
the bain hour hue hofses, number Of aTfiagos,
QUE sleigh, lot Of agricultural implements.
aud a email lot OF hay aud straw the latter only
b"tng burned. Mr.. john nalpin, who lives al
III" shepard Asylum gate. was among tho
first at DE IRE, asd succc~dei ia cutting the
horses pse aud getting them out "a TINE 4,
cave tl.sif liSes. No also saved much other
vaiuatA property. Tue lnas will pfVba...
"Ss'aa IL .a npI T 70 A. Ss s 'sS .
work sfsH taceudiary.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-12-19

HOUSE AED LoT ~ TSissoI w. .djoiETns
f,ouis . chaiHOsTs. paflsf, diLlL. fsst.4 sLI
s,.cu,l r4mr at d,"f l..t lIsA -. o. i.,.
g.. ltAcs rt,ases .u each chamber rLe - tA-
D,tt Baut hp4Hss .. OH, tasL
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-12-19
Lumber and Builders, Material

a. Md aoasa. no North Howard street,
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Sbs Baltimore Sonntp Onion.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Advertisers Directory.

fhc follow tnE - - complete Hist OF Hal.
tiuaSrc ttty Advertisers. whose cards
now app ar tn the columns of the
:" baltimore County Union"
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Watches, JowoIrv siIvor,.. :.

ohas. Fawns. cor. Richmond and Pa,k .,,.o,
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A VALUABLE fAKg, Lt-r t.I. ID as.trL,
Northern C.gtTat itatt~ay Containing, 20 Acf.n.
Improved wan DSe4HHg ala A.ytsaafy oat
UuJdlIgs, veil supplied VIII sattg .nl iruit,
aud undyr god q leiLs.
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Paints, Oils, Glass, &c.
Jno. g. Ma'er & Son. cor. Gay a Frederick SITS.
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LIMITATIONS or WOODS and NARBLFs
and every description cf Ornamental and
Fancy Painting promp,lv executed. SHOP-
OVER SHEALETS STORE tMsy Is-Iy.
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Junk Dealer.

J. I A'a'Fa'an. l32 Norih cay .'ree,
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lu,xnsost cor >rRyEs. ns> )

ruG saw AftNsT CLAs. HE FN
.tgspN rlW y .e,- ts,ls
.-tftt afs d ft.fs and sarutbfre
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Agricultural Implements.
Boots and Shoes

wilson. { .,,,u a Co.. "a Baltimore street.
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LiNwoOp FARM. containing rs ACRES,
2Ol miles from Baltimore. y miles from c.
q. r. Improvements cnnsis, Of first class
Frame Dwelling, 30 feet front. an exccllcu,
Pump aud Dairy near the house. Siabiing
Granary. torn House. . Poultry Houses. &c.
So, also Tenant House 2ixis feet 100 acres
under cultivation. balance IN timber. large
Orchard and abundance of small fruit.
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ALARM OF so ACRES. situate On Phiiadel.
phia Road. ~ mile. from Baltimore. Improve.
nents consist of a good Dwelling House con.
tanning a rooms. with good cellar; all necessA'
~ outbuildings. Barn. Dairy. Corn House. Meat
House, 1c., with a spring o: good water near
tho House, convenient 10 schools, churches,
mills, &c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-12-19

DIS liza Bib fAhMs 10 AlELa, one
ir ifl," H"istsIstp~n. Improvements nesf
u-w. tusistug 81 iipusr, B-fn, slabis
-. a. 80 actvs ~ heavy t.nbvf. water IL
81. n,lI, "n"r' lfatr. 49, 90, GOA aD4fsaiu
- oH easy t,funa.
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tAtN Atst-.f ~ .tust Nte
rs. Sex -, fr ..sr. D..
.t stur p.nsrs .f.rrf
.at. .ra.st1ta .stf.f.aH I've t.
ataudanst
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i.t- ..t,. .a 20 81.
100 .t.. t.a.si.
.-s
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IlACRES ~ LAND. near sweet AR. With .
dwellings. blacksmith aud whcclwrigh, Shops
stables. Ice House, Carriag" Hous" and other
outbuillings. Orchard aud good water IN the
premises.
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AFIHE c0TrAGEIN TowsoNTowN. with
8 rooms, excellent water.
Apply To HENRY L. BOWEN,
Real Estate Agent Towsontsw
April s.--u.
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Marble Worka

James ) carroll. - Yves, Lombard street,
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AFARMOF Ioa ACRES. GOarT, ,.,atcl, ,a..
an,- ga u.nDvf - miI.s from Baltimore. oA
i.- 1nos tuad. n~aT faiis Tuad 4aud srTy
~ -. a. improvements IpcatipN dvaiTaOle aId
, .. ina a. aHlk
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-12-19


collateral TAX on inheritance fnr the year i
over sos 400 More than two thirds 81 this
smount was realized from the estate al the late
Johns Hopkins
The postofce law which goes into opera
tor N January increases tho pay 81 many u
III" Pp-'mastcrs Of the country, while the law
compelling pre- payment Of printed matter will
materially reduce their labor Tho grade ~
very many 81 the ppsipasicrs h raised. 80 that
they will become appointments by the rFesi
dent, heihy 10 receipt - 81 900 aud upwards.
An exchange gc's ~ the following on dc
ltuquent suh-crib.rs: Looking over our old
ledger. We see long array Of names Of FORMER
subscribers who are indebted b. ~. Some II
them hay" moved away aud are lost in sight
although :" memory dear. Others are carrying
contribution boxes ia our most respectable
churches. and others again have died. and are
angels IN heaven, but they owe us just the
same"
III you want a good. reliable, readable and
entertaining paper subscribe Tor the Baihg,ore
County rR,oH for 1873. by doing this you ge,
more reading matter for 81 90 than you could
purchase for five times the amount anywhere.
Tho UBioH publishes no "quack" or obscene al.
yertis"nebts, hence IL is paper tina, can 70
into any and every family. We want 81 ma ke
II better next year than IL has ever been be
fore. and " our friends will lend us little aid
wen do IL, Euro.
Those who do not receive our paper after
January Ist, 1873, IT, by no other means, will
know. that they owe us Tor two or three years
subscription. Instead of the Union rs a week.
~ visitor you'll most likely have the consta
BILE, and you can't blame US because We mott
Ted you In ample time u make some arrange
ment by which you could pay what you owe.
and continue the paper, " you rant II. We
don't ask you TO continue II lie not worth sl.50
. year.
Tho silk factory Of Messrs. G. Tailerman A
Co.. on the Frederick road, near the city limits,
was entirely consumed by Gre on Monday al
business houses adjoinit & the factory were very
seriously damaged. The Baltimore city Are
department was promptly on fundamentally
standing the FIRE was outside Of the limits
and rendered good service iu saving valuable
ously injured.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-01-31
The Teachers Institutes

+. The Teachers Institute has been in
session here for several days this week,
and since it is much needed organi-
cation, we hope 1t will have accom-
piished much in the right direction.
Education. being the great need of the
world, it follows that the next is teach
ers, mentally and morally qualified for
their high calling, and indoctrinated
in the system ofinstructionbest calcula-
ted to impartknowledgeand to implant
such principles of moral Integrity, in
the hearts of pupils as will make virtue
as necessary consequence sof those
principles as knowledge is of mental
training. I ,9i5I-yF sEl-sEsE'5
The meeting is devoted to business
during the day, and the evenings are
enlivened and enlightened by addresses
upon subjects bearing directly upon
the matters which have called it
together. Our attendance has been
prevented, unayoidably, but we en-
deavor to give our readers a partial
-beneftEof the meeting by publishing SO
much Of the proceedings as the Secre-
tary has kindly furnished-after read
ing which, we propose to refer again to
the subject. with more light to guide
US in the proper presentation of the
question emerging from the great pro-
blem of popular education.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-01-31

We are pleased to see the fair pro-
gress made in laying plank walks, in
front of vacant lots. on Franklin
street. 1t would be neat idea to have
all vacant lots, on leading streets, en-
closed and substantial plank pave
ments laid in front 1t would yield
pleasure and comfort to pedestrians
to, and from, the business part of the
town. Besides, persons seeking local.
tiles for. the benefit of schools and
churches, will find additional induce
ments to settle here in the air of neat
ness and comfort impaired by dry,
smooth walks and the aspect of health
presented, by all the surroundings ofthe
place. Dry feet and clean shoes and
boots are MOTTO be despised in estimat-
ing the health and comfort ofany town.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-01-31

THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER,
after a dozen years of successful pub
LEGATION and hand-to- hand fight with
swind.ers, quacks and humbugs, still
waves. Although prosecuted and
black-ma:led. by the rascals it has ex-
posed in its ''Rogues' Corner" 1t has
built up a circulation of $4,000 copies
and fiourishes as never before. Ifyou
want THE BEST Stories, Poems, Tales,
Sketches, Wit, Humor, etc.,-if you
want a safegard against imposition and
swindling,-if you want to read live
paper,-try the BANNER. A, large
SPACE, 40-column paper; only 81 a
year. In addition, every subscriber
receives a superb PAIR of GENUINE
Prang Chromos, alone selling at s..
There's nothing like al, never was,
never will be. EVERYBODY NEEDS
1T. Only ONE DOLLAR secures it a
year, and its charming Chromos are
sent prepaid to all. Specimens six
cents. Send for one to STAR SPAN
GLED BANNER, Hinsdale, n. H. Z
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-01-31

JOHN STEWART OXLEY's Tobacco
Circular, of the Sd of this month, says
the demand for American tobacco was
active during the month of December,
especially in western strips, at the cur
rent rates of 1873.
The stock in the United Kingdom,
ON the first day of the present month,
was 1862 hhds, an increase of r.
600 hhds as compared with the same
date of 1873. OF this quantity, Il, 400
are strips and 2,10O are leaf. The i'm
port of the past year was II, 495 hhds,
against Is, S52in 1872; of which large
increase, 1890 hhds are strips. The
prices for 1871 and 1872 show very lit
tie variation, and those for the present
year-with the supply ON hand-may,
in great measure, be determined by
the extent of the incoming crop, yet to
be forwarded. .F
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-01-31
South.Mestern University.

Z
We copy from the nth-Western
Presbyterian an abstract of the min
utes of the meeting of the board of
directors of the South Western Uni
sersity, recently held at Memphis,
from which we learn that the initiatory
steps were taken and plan adopted
J. for the establishment of this, proposed
University, under the auspices of the
Presbyterian Church in the States of
sAlabanaa Arkansas, Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi. Tennessee and Texas. These
PROCEEDINGS indicat6 that the aboard
are N earnest. and that they are devils
ing large things. The securing Of
Rev. DIR. Palmer, of New Orleans, one
of the ,ablest most eloquent and be-
loved men in their Church, as the
agent, may be accepted as an earnest
of what theywill do, and guaranty of
success in raising theendowment. 1t
appears that there were a number of
places bidding fer the IocafionE of the
University, among them our city; but
this question was postponed until the
meeting which is to be held in May
next. Middle Tennessee is the favor
ite point for the location of Universe
ties. The Cumberland Presbyterians
have theirs at Lebanon; the Episco-
palians at Seewanee, and the Methodist
have chosen Nashville. Why not
GAINESVILLE, more eligible and desira-
BILE point than either, have the Presby-
terrain? We do not claim that Clarks-
vile is the hub of the Universe, nor
the Eldorado of the Adventures poetic
fancy, nor Canaan, Jerusalem, Mecca,
nor Elysium; but We do claim that it
has more attractive and substantial ad-
vantages as point for the location of
a grand University, such as we believe
our Presbyterian brethren will estab-
lish, than any place within their bounds.
We however must not forget that other
places want the University and claim
superior advantages and are making
liberal offers and determined efforts.
We must not rely solely upon our
salubrious climate, our unequaled
'healthfulness, our beautiful hills, ro-
mantle scenery our liberal, cultivated
and christian population, but must put
forth our united energies and secure
the location. We have. handsome
start in the beautiful grounds and
buildings and the valuable endow.
ment, apparatus, cabinets, &C., ofStew-
art College, all of which, we are in
formed, will be transferred for this
purpose. Let us add enough to these
to obtain the additional grounds and
buildings that may be necessary for the
University.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-01-31
GAINESVILLE WHOLESALE MARKET.
CORRECTED BY ]. ]. CRUsMAN.

u - .4ff4f Ist s'.l-lsa fl=s.ts-rfH
SUGAR.-New crop now in market--we
cent more in bbls. Clarified; lO15@ll%;
Ciushed, Powdered and Granulated, l21.
to l3c.
New Orleans Molasses, eO@65c.
;, se e1Ss,Iyssss5i wesuq.sEio 80 to
SALr.-Kanawha, bushel bbls, So OC
@s3 Is.
ELogR..superfine, S. So Extra, SO 50 to
7 so; Choice or Fancy, IS 259S 90.
STAR CANDLES.-l6to lSc.
WHIsKEY-Common country, 81 o0@ 20
bestbraifds Robertson coanty,A so.
CHEEsE-Prime factory l5c.
RICE-Carolina, Sc.
SOAP-Bar, 6@l0.
OILs-Coal oil, ISc; lard oil, so cts
linseed oil, raw 81 90, boiled l 10. ~
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-u.
yARNJsH-Copal'sl s.; Js pan 10.
vErS aLAsssxlO IS 10 j box, loxl2
PcwDER.RiGe,s 81 so = keg; lead, lOs 10.
SHOT-S2 80.
CAPs-40@50c a doz.
OYsTERs-2 and D, cans 81 25@l %.
a4c Z , i 4, per spl. $1,000; kits
BLAcKISa..SH@75, perdozen.
NAILS-s4 80.
IRoN-Kentucky. 41zc; Tennessee. SC.
RoPE-22@25c.
PITrsBURG COAL 80 cts. ST.. BERNARD,
: Cow 10 iss sssp:sse ooperl hsl.
MILLET SEED-Sf IS. 4
HUSGARIAN SEED-S1 70.
TIMOTHY SEEDS 80 TO 81 90.
RED Top OR HERBS GRASS-Sl so.
ORCHARD GIASS-s2 %.
TRACEs-Sl0 90 to II 50 per. doz.
CoLLARS-sl0 10 q per, doz.
HAMEsES4 to 10per doz.
10. per. dog.
The following are the prices paid here at
this date for country produce.
BACoN-Buying, S9SLc.
LARD-S1z9@c.
TALLOw-5c.
: PEA NUTs-sl 90 10 81 o per bashel.
s;sss sss, z Z = .sJAM
WHITE BEANs-sl 80 to 50 90.
PEAs-75c TO 81 90.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-01-31
FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND ONE ACRE OF LAND, in
III New Providence. known as the Atkin-
son property, now the property of Mr.. q.
A. Storm. Has nine rooms, first-rate dry
csllar, the whole size of the house, so by 80
feet. Solid stone kitchen and Smok ehouse
with brick bake oven, good stable, cow and
hen house, first-rate garden with Apples,
Peaches, Cherries, Sc Viii seHayg cr1A :