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TRUSTEES SALES.
RUSTEE SALE.

DH virtue Of a Trust Deed, executed to me
ID by Trusten Wilson. on the LIST day OF No
Vsnber lsd7, and duly recorded in the Regis
ters office Of shelby county Tennessee, in
Book No. u, PIP. Sl. etc, and of "a certain other
Deed, made 10 me by Parlety J. Wilson, on
the 18th OF October. 1865, and recorded in said
county and State and in said office, In Record
Book %, PIP. Al. etc, and To which reference is
here made, and being called on by the holder
of the note secured in said Trust Deeds, to
execute the same. | will. on
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COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW York, November 6, 1880 a.m.-
Cotton quiet and weak, Low Middlings
25H; Uplands 25L; Good Middlings 2Ga.
1880 a.m.-Cotton dull and tending
downward, selling = lower. Low Mid
dlings 25K; Uplsnds 255s; Good Mid
dlings 2G5s.
1910 ~p.m.-Cotton duh and prices lower,
Low Middlings 257s; Uplands 25A; Good
Middlings 26h..
2:O5 p.m.-Cotton irregular, sales 400
bales, some at.lower rates; nominally Low
Middlings 259s; Uplands 25A; Good Mid
dlings 26h.
4 p.m.-Cotton quiet and weak, Mid
dlings 25A. Sales for export l255 bales;
for spinning $50; speculation 81; future
delivery, Low MiddIings, 29OO, for No
vember and December p, January 24%,
% and 25L, and February 25@25H.
cotton IN NEw ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, November 6, 2:3O pm
Cotton weak but demand fair. Middling
245s@24k. Sales 5000 bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, November 8, 8 p.m.-Cot-
ton dull, sales 10000 bales, of which 5000
are for speculation and export. Uplands
I'D; Orleans l2Ld.
NEW YORK COTTON STATEMENT.
The following is the New York weekly
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Il s STAMP DUTIES.

For Acreetn cent or Contract, or reEsFal
Of same. on zach y
Bank Check. lor whatever amount ------- y V
BIN OF Ladlng - foreign ports except =,
British North AtUtFigt Y ~
OF Ladiug 20 domestic ports =
Bond Of Indemnity. eacA Eitl OF pail. ~
BOND for Executing Duties % Ap} ONCE 4 y
Certificate OF vsgs-- =
Certificate Of Deposit not eXeeeuiAs sp%- y
aWe1eNlnE Sill. ~ "
Certificate Marriage Y
Deeds or Mortgages, or other lonNe4ah-
ces OF Real Estate. not exceeding s5vy-. y y
Do. exceeding $50 and NOS exceeding -,
Sluu. IN
Do. exceeding SlUp, for every Z or rae-
IiOual part thereof Y y
DraGt or order NJ SlEat -..---..-.-.----.--.-....-s Y v
not AT siEllt. Tor each Slu0 or part Y "a
Least. or Assignment Of same, NOT over
e5u0 y
Lease above $50, for each additional SUI
Mortgage, or Assignment OF same, oNsf
500 and not over Y -
HartEage, Tor each additional SOU OF pari Y y
Eotss. Tor each 500 OF part --H-------.----. Y W
ReeaiHga for SD and over ------.----...--- Y "
Power " Attorney 70 sell stocks or collect
dividend 90 Interest nereun-----..-..--- =
Power 10 Sell Os Bent Real Estate--..-----.- l y
Power 20 collect Reals ..-----------.-.----.----- Y =
Protest OF Note or Y a
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Tuesday, 23d Dayof November 1859,

Between the hours of 10 am. and | pm. Of
that day, on the premises hereafter described
proceed To sell, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the property conveyed in said Trust Deeds,
and described thus, as lying In said county
and State. in civil District No. :, contaiuing,
by estimate 20 18th acres and bounded as
follows: Beginning at a stake ON cleared
land NW corner of lot No. Z; thence south
4j- chains and % links TO a stake, two dog
wood and poplar pointers, SW corner OF lot
No. Z; thence west eight chains and eighty
seven links to q stake. two white and pOstuak
pointers; thence north thirty-One chains and
Seyenty-hve links TO q stake. one redwood
and three elm pointers, +. Amonetts corner;
thence west six chains 10 a stake and white
oak marked y. A, said Amonett'S corner;
thence north Il chains 10 a stake. We hick-
DRY and one black-gum pointer, SW corner Of
Ju Ia KpbNns dover; thence east IA chains
and - links to the beginning. The right Of
redemption is waived by the terms of said
Trust Deed; / shall make no warranty Of title,
but 1 believe the title to be good.
a. MUNSON, Trustee.
WI Gt,NE REapn AffArrayg ,.yD
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BaiebeIor's Hair pye.-This splendid Hair Dye
is the best IN the world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, in%stantane-
GUS; no disappointment; no ridiculous tnts
remedies the i'm effects of bad Dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROwS. SOLD W al Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied a. 8afehei-
or's Wig Factory, No. 10 Bond street, n. I,
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MlssIssIppI and tennessee railroad.

RIv EPART
New Orleans Mall, dally.....2:45 pm. n:40 AIN
n. Orleans Express, daiiy...S:3 80 am. 4 30 pm
Freight, daily exeeptSun-
gay Rsius 100 ALI
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct connection for
Cofeeville, Water Valley, oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north OF Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket Office 81 IL Main street and at the
Depot. Omnibusses VIII call for passengers
and check baggage IN any part Of the city, by
leaving orders ri II IL Main street.
A. S. LIVERMORE, GENT Sup't.
c. p. OAKLEY, Gen1 Ticket Agent.
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COTTON.

This has been an unusually quiet day in
cotton circles, and the sales did not reach
over 700 bales. Buyers and sellers are
widely at variance in their views. The
former wanted TO buy at a fraction under
24c for Middlings, and only where they
had orders to I'LL, did they pay thatfigure.
Others could not do anything under that
basis. Factors, as a general thing, are
disposed to wait until prices improve,
which they think will be early in the
week; but the decline in Liverpool, as
well as New York, was calculated toshake
the faith Of some. The market closed
dull and nominal. We quote the follow
ing sales: 40 Low Middlings 235s; los
Strict Low Middlings 23Es; 60, 100, Z, Mid
dlings 24c; 50 Lew Middlings and Mid
dlings 24c; lis Shy Middlings, pit; 4
Good Middlings 24Lc; l02 do. 245s.
Members of the Chamber of Commerce
wishing copies of the rules recently adop-
ted by the Chamber in reference to cotton,
can get the same by application to the
Acting Secretary, at the Chamber.
A paragraph n reference to the cotton
statement, as made by the Chamber of
Commerce, was unintentionally left out
of our cotton report yesterday. II was
found BY count that the stock on hand
was actually SIG bales greater han here
tofore reported. The discrepancy was
mace by Understanding the receipts by
wagon, and making none whatever of the
cotton coming in by the Mound City fer
ryboat. The statement, as it appeared
yesterday, and as it appears to-day, is cor
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Food IMAGES blood; blood makes the body.
II the bIood'Ge AuEe fhe body is healthy. SO
II we are moi in'heaith, ge kgoy some impu-
rifles are lurking about Which mast Pc re-
moved, and the soone the better,
Brdndreth'S Pills remote al from The sgSfein
trhich nature needs nc longer.
The wonderful cures effected By Brandreth's
Pills have arrested the attention OF enlight-
ened pig siciaHs, Upwards OF hve thousand
now use them ~ thpir daily practice, aud
two hundred have gfeeu iGplr written testi-
mony as 10 their INNOCENCE aid value, as
cIeansers or the bowels and blood.
Their untold value Is TO those living in sci
Element where doctors can only be had al
great expense. For II You are sick, you
have only TO take one ormore doses OF Brand
reth's fails 70 get cured. Full directions are
with each boa sold by all druggists.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TRUSTEES AUCTION.

DY virtue Of n Deed OF Trust, recorded in
ID Book %, pages 40i-7-'S-'g Of the Rerister's
Office OF shelby county. Tennessee, executed
to me by Henry q. Dent and Alexander NJ.
Ferguson, for the purpose OF securing a GER
tain Indebtedness, therein set forth, I will,
According 10 the terlns of NHil decd.
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STORAGE F0R COTTON.

TTNDERWRITER'S WAREHOUSES;
- MEMPHIS, September Id, isGa.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures: The
above Houses aie now open to receive and
discharge cotton. Every facility to seller and
buyer Wilde given. Tony old patrons l re-
turn you my thanksi for The future, 1 refer
you TO the past long experience in the bust
ness, ! hope 70 merit u patronage.
Sc Safety, capacity and convenience une-
qualed. Rates same as first-elaSs houses.
sell Az WHITFORD
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SATURDAY. the z7th Of Noyember 1861

At y o'clock m, proceed to sell, for cash,
upon the premises, the tract of land in said
deed described, for the purpose Of satisfying
the last of the three notes secured by the
said deed.
The said tract consists Of two acres OF land,
about four miles from Memphis, on the
Pigeon Roost road, being lot No. of NJ. ID.
IeauIt ck's subdivision.
Mem pbts oath ffeF9hAr iNlQfE " OQ3i law
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NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS, Etc,

Newspaper Dealers, Express Agents, Country
Merchants, ~PoStmasterS, Depot Agents, and
any friends of the MEMPHIS APPEAL who
will do 80. are requested TO procure regular
subscribers. RENTING to Us the amount less
ten per cent. or five per cent. for Cubs, for
services; or, II preferred, arrangements As to
compensation will be made. Specimens
copies sent on application.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of a Deed OF Trust. executed by
- Theodore q. Autle, on the first day of Au-
gust, 1857, and of record in the Registers
Office OF shelby county, in Record Book, No.
g., at page 20. ct SeQuiter, ! shall, as Trustee
named in said Deed, on
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Weak Back, Pains of the Side, Of the Hips,
and about the Kidneys, are relieved at once
AILCOCKs POROUS PlAsTEBs.

"GAINsTowN, ALA. Nov. =. 1868.
"MESsRs. THOs. ALLCOCK d Co.; During an
extensive practice of ten years 1 have been a
frequent witness OF the magical qualities OF
your Porous Pl1sters. ! can certify thai they
are all YOU claim for them.
ROBERT r. CAMPBELL, MD"
Dr.. HYFr, Of Savannah, Ga, says they are
the best naeghanigllsu supporters for weak mus
cles ever l~IscQvbFeu; tEat BY their warming
properties they bring pnweraGd health, ~
III the strength of the muscles are entirely
restored; that he knows IA ease where Ali
cOck'a Plasters cured a gentleman OF a weak
spine; tha he daily prescribes them in his
practice, with the hHppiest results.
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VIM. FRYE
Portrait Fainter

HAs returned to the city, and win, In M
III ture. nave his Studio At Hanburyis old
gaIsry, 2zH Nsin street. Calls solicited. oe2i
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ONLY ONE

Hair Dye has been proved poisonless. Prot
Chiffon, whose reputation as an analytical
chemist gives his statements the geight OF
authority, announces that
cFistadoro's Excelsior Dye
Has been subjected 10 the proper tests in his
laboratory, and results show II to be
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS
AS well as admirably adapted To the purposes
for which it is designed. This is important,
as the public has just been warned, BY two
leading scientific organs, against
Thirty DEADLY DYES
Nov before the public.
CRIsTADORo's HAIRPRESERyATIvE, as
a pressing, acts like acharm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try IT,
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ADVERTISERS


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Memnhis. feRB.
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0NTINENT
INSURANCE COMPANY.
. II M Il NJ II
Os H CONDITION OF THE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF THE CTTH@OF NEW YORK,
ON THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1863.

The name Of this Company Is the CONT
MENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY" iucor-
Porated in E52, and located In the city Of
New York.
h capital OF said Company, aetu-
ally paid up in cash, S........-S 5OO.O00 %
1858. 1852 eco Is
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,us stock marAet has improved since
yesterday, and prices ~Ofleading shares are
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TRUST SALE.
TuesdaY. Noyemher 81, Is6s,
GIFT ENTERPRISE.
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY the Metropolitan Gift Co.
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT of $500, OOC

EVERY TICKET DHe>ws a PRIZE.
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ROC HE SEER ITEMS.

The Zavistowskis a,e dclighlinS the ko'
chesterians.
The particulars of fhe murde' at Mumiord
Saturday are as follows: Two men named
Thomas Maginnis, Jr, and Patrick Rehan,
while in the har room of WARTS Hotel, got
into dispute as to which coud do TIE r'ost
work pitching hay. High vtrds were in-
dulged in, and both parties Ii, the totel in
a rage. just short distance UP the street
Rehan drew out pocket knife and stabbed
Maginnis fatally in the head
Mr.. G. c. Pangman OF Rochester, relev.
ed the Genesee River OF a cafsh weighing
fny-two pounds last Friday.
Mr.. William F. Kennedy, q former resi-.
dent of Rochester, died at Cleveland recent
ly, aged eighty.1ve years.
The Mcndlesohn Quintet Club, of Bos-
ton, will give concert in Rochester on Sd
proX.
A man named Berjamn Steulee was
drowned in the canal at Rochester last Mon
day
An unsuccessful attcmlt was made by
some unknown rutlians last Monday evening
TO burn the Pest House in Rochester and
murder the matron, Mrs. Schneider The
latter received painful ilsh-wound in the
temple from pistol ball.
Dennis Mahoney was vaylayed. knocked
down and nearly killed on Front street in
Rochester Monday night. 1t is doubtful if
he can survive.
Col. Bracket and tauiy, of Rochester
have returned from Florida.
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EuffalO ateus.
% IA,
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Twenty-one prisoners were reported at
the Police Headquarters on Tuesday morn
ing.
Patrick Lynch. John Robinson, Mary
Kingsley, Nellie Gilman, Catherine Den
mis-, Catherine Vail, Thomas Mccall, Den.
mis- Tracey, Mary Schroeder and James Car
ro |, were fined from Sc 10 500 each for be-
ing disorderly.
Perry Knight, lazy man who spends the
most of his time in the Peniientiary, and
who came cut last Saturday, was convicted
of vagrancy and sent back for term of two
months.
Mr.. Charles Sprague left Buffalo yester.
for New York, en- route to China, by way
Panama. on pleasure trip.
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Pruncs for Is cents per pound at
22-lw WACHTER's.

y few nights ago or Of .he watchmcn in
the Treasury Department saw package ly-
ing on table in one If the side rooms, ard
examining it found 1t was roll of checks
payable to bearer, andfnlly signed, amount
ing to ffty-six thousaId dollars. He watch
ed it carefully till the captain of the watch
came round, by whom it was taken to Mr..
Spinner, he slcepincin the building with
his bed jammed up aeainst the door OF the
principal vault. Sine then little more
care has been exercised in the room in which
The package was found.
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Withdrawal of Gpt. James Es.
Gegoh.


To the Republican YosrS Of VeaeHgo Co
GgNTLEMEN.-Th Importance of the oily
Interests in our countyarticnlarly demand.
ing at the present tip that all personal
considerations be laid aside, in order 10
present to the people candidate for As
sembly who will REEVE united and
earnest support from te mass of our party,
and not being willingo jeopardize the in
terests OF the ppoplediviiing the vote for
the nominee, beg respectfully to withdraw
my name from the cavass. Thanking my
friends for their gcd will, and assuring
you of my earnest eifrts for tho success of
our candidate, am flthiuly Your obedient
servant, JAMES b. GEGGIE.
nil City, May 20, 1869.
We publish sbove the card OF withdrawal
OF Capt. jams B. Goggie as a candidate
for Member Of Assembly, and the anuouce-
ment of j. D. McJunkin. of Franklin.
signed by lrge number of the influential
citizens Of theCounry. will appear to.mor-
row, asking hil to accept the nomination
for Member, an his acceptance Of the same
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TREASURER.

FrIroR RFcoFp:-Pcase announce the name oi
j. K GRANT as a candidate for the nomination Tor
County Treasurer subject to the usaces of the re
publican party. MANY cTTIZENs.
NJ TpIToR: Please announce the name Of
Ohm A CHRIsTY. OF oil City, as candidate
20. nomination Of County Treasurer, subject to The
rsares Of the Republican party
Mr.. Christv is y man well qualified for the posi-
ION, il mn ardent Republican and was during the
war Il faithful soldier. MANY CITIZENS
np EnIroR:-Please announce III name Of GEO
W BRIGHAM IA a candidate for County 'rrcasnr-.
er, subject to the usages Of the Republican Marty.
MANY CITIZENS.
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Brief Mention.
5 income is $7229.

Ericssons income is S7229.
Texas has iifty-live Postmstresses.
The Shakers convene at Boston this week.
Eleven hundred families in England keep
more than ten servants each.
Cattle are starving in Northern Vermont.
Hay $50 ton.
Homeopathy is the regular school In Bra
I'll and the allo's are heterodox
St. Louis is sharp after the Chicago cattle
trade.
Vermont farmers are raising popics and
making opium. r
The apple crop in Western New I orb
promises to be large.
The King of Greece lately mistook man
for deer aud shot him.
Jouvin, the glove maker, is to move
statue.
The President weighs l5s and is gaining
Mr. Russell Young sp'dt saturday at NJ.
Greeley's Chappaqpe larn
Gen. Robert Anderson sails Tor Europe to
day
NC. Shepard, .he poet,died suddenly on
Saturday.
Tho Marthss Vineyarders are happy
,oo oOO herring were cast ashore one day last
week.
Ma ,,.me Methua Schellor has been presen t
o with silver cuirass 10 play Joan of Ar
a, at Denver City.
Buffalo is now the largest cattle market in
the country. During May the trade in bee
cattle alone amounted to nearly $4,000, ,000
Fanny Fern says: ''The silIies man who
ever lsved has always known enough
when he says prayers, to thank God that he
wasn't bora woman,
The Sunday excise law is conceded on all
sides to be dead failure in New York. y
reporter counted fifty six saloons open in on
ward last sunday.
Frank Swift, by Fred. Hanlons failure to
come to time holps the.velocipede champion.
ship. There are seven better veloipedists in
Ruffalo than Frank will ever be.
Next Tuesday is the centennial annive
sary of the discovery of Kentucky by Daniel
Boone. II old Dan could have known what
be was doing, would be have done it?
One of the editors of the Paris Steele late
lY committed suicide on being told that his
hrn'hars ilIness..was mortal n" "'"hhad
nimself, crept to his brothers bedside and
died there. Both the brothers were found
dead in the morning.
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Ensl SD Curreats II IL ccnts at
may2G:lw. PralhCr 4.

PAREPA ispcrbGps the Gully soprano whose
voice is powerful enough to sing solo in
the Colliesonm at Boston dnring the coming
festival. Sometimes she joins in the chorus
es at the oratorio performances when she is
the solost; aad then her voice towers above
all the others. She will, however, Ue pat
to very severe test in trying to fill the i'm
mense area Of the Boston building.
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The Canadians want to stop the impurta-
zion of American silver, even in the shaI G
of Coin. The Customs Department of tie
Dominion declare that lone change to the
amount of five dollars is TO be passed ice
and duty is 10 be charged on all sums
above that amount A circular has been
isued to the Collectors of Customs, and the
new order is TO be strictly enforced. The
person and baggage of travellers entering
Canada are to be searched and all smuggled
silver seized.
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a DIVORCE 70 THE SAKE OF THE FASH.
oN.-A letter frol Kokomo, Indiana says
'Indana against he world, yoN know, for
divorces. A ma and his wife, both old
and highly res pec,d citizens of this place.
both prominent AM influential members of
the ". Z. Church. ,ftr having lived to all
appearances. in perfat harmony for more
than twenty years, dring which they were
blessed with children hat have become or
naments TO society, wee yesterday secretly
divorced. to the incpressible amazement
and modification Of teir many very warn
friends. The thing ws done quietly. easily
and with very little expense. The only
cause l have yet heah for the separation is
one assigned by the husband: THE old
lady just took it into Ter head to be single
again, and | couldn't persuade her out of
the notion. She wouR 60"
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PROTHONOTARY.

VR FDIr0R:-Pease announce the name of F. g.
CRAWFORD. of Richmond Township, as n can't
date for Prothonotary subject to the usa@e' OF the
Republican marty. SOLDIERS AND REPUpLcANs.
Mn FDrroR-P'cnse announce the name OF T,IoM'
As y, NAsHY. of Petroleum Centre as n candidate
for Prothonatarv Of Nenango County, subject to mo
usqces of tho Democratic party
We nrc quthorize1 to announce that JOSEil u,
SNrTu, prothonotorS of Ncnan%O County. wiz ~
candidate for re-non iuatiur. e., said oilice SUD
iect to the usaTes Of the Republican party.
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GYMNAsIUM.-Prof. Johnny Sweeney will
open about the first of next week gymuas.
INN, in which will be introduced every con-
ceivable exercise for the development of the
muscle, in rear Of Atkins Billiard Hall,
Washington street. This is an institution
needed among large number of our citi.
>zens, and we hope to see the project succeed,
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NEW FLOWING WELL ON THE RYyD FARM
FLATs.-A new well was struck about mid
night last night, on the lease of the Ozark
Oil. Company, owned by Say Il Blakesley.
on the. Rynd Farm Flats, near the depot,
which commenced flowing with great force.
The well is only $50 feet down, and in the
the second sand. The excitement is in
tense.
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SHERRr's THEATRE. This favorite troupe
will perform at the Opera House this even
ing, introducing the new drama of sBlow
ior Blow We attended an entertainment
givesby this troupe last evening in Oil
City, and are Of the opinion that, if pos
sible, the troupe has arrived 10 a greater de-
gree OF perfection, and We think will better
please Il Petroleum Centre audience than
heretofore.