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HashvilIe Grocery narkes.

SUeARs-We quote New Orleans, In
hogshesds 10, II and l2c for fair to choice,
Demerara 121l24c; standard hards 1356
1876; New Orleans clarified white 1910
1910; do. yellow 124c; A coffee l2sc; B do.
1890; extra do. 12ac; Porto Rico 11612c.
MOLAsSEs AND SIRUPENew Orleans
CSC; sirups 45n75c; golden strip 75c.
CoFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 21}6
2S3c; Laguayra 24d24ac; Java 27628c.
NAILs-Stif st the advance. We quote
at $3.50 for 1Ods, and 25c additional for
diminishing grades.
SALT-No barrel salt in the market. We
quote 8 bushel bag salt at $1.50. per bag.
CAEDLEs.-Nothing but full Weighs In
market. We quote stu % b 203c.
TEAs-Markat steady IS follows: Impe-
rial $1n1.50; Young Hyson s1.15k51.50;
Black 90c6$1.25; Gunpowder slM1.75.
FIsH-We quote Nos. 2 and $11.50G
100, and $10610.50 % barrel; half bar
rels, Nos. l, 2 and 3, $3.50, $3.50 and $. Is;
in Kits, Nos. I, 2 and 8, $2.25, s1.75 and
$3.50.
RICE-Market firm at Zoe.
CHEEsE-We quote Factory, new at tic.
PowDER-Market steady as follows: Du-
pont 500; Sycamore Mills $50: Hazards
$500; blasting $500; fuse per 100 feet Toe.
SHoT-We quote patent S.; Buck 1925,
LIQUoRs-We quote common rectifed
whisky % gallon 81; Robertson County
| $1.75M$3; Bourbon S1.25f5.50; Lincoln
County $1.75G2.25; Highwines 81.
COTTON TIEs-We quote at 95610c.
BRooMs-We quote st $2.50D3.60 p
doZ.
SoAP-We quote ST 5Gsc y u, or &86
$50 % box.
BAseINe+ We quote at 16n17e for
hemp and fax.
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psessiling sstringsney may be attributeds
we ses no reason TO expect thai it win be Of
long continuance, - &sa34F
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Nashville Flour and Grain aarkss.

FLoUR-Very firm, but comparatively
quiet to-day. We quote as follows: Super
fine S6.5067. 90; family S7.5068.OO; choice
family $e.7569.00; strictly fancy $9.256
$50.
Corn MEAL-We quote at 60M62ac for
unbolted aud bolted.
CoRN-Market very dull to-day-the re-
ceipts not being sufficient for local de-
mands. Dealers are Offering 43045c for
ear, and 47c for shelled loose, new; and
paying 54c for the old loose. The shipping
price is Csc, sacked and delivered in depot.
WREAT-Light receipts to-day; in fact
there was very little produce Of any kind
on the market. We heard Of sales Of 900
bushels at $1.65 per bushel.
OATs-We quote at S0N35c loose from
wagon, and SEC sacked and delivered in
depot.
BARLEY-We quote at 60c per bushel
buying, and 75c. sacked and delivered in
depot.
RYE-We quote at s06s5c buying, and
95c sacked and delivered in depot.
BRAN-Advaneed to $18 per ton.
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BANKING.
0@,~~NOcOcNONN~NNN-O
Third National Bank
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
BANKING.
BOARD or DERECTORs.

BOARD OF DIRECTIONS.
Y ". BERRY, OHAs. e. HILLBAN,
John KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL 2. GARTER.
fTyRANsAOTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
i Business and deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES. Osshisr,
WV. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice President. sop1 IL
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BANKING.
BANKING HOUSE
OF
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY
Il. g. T.GRBOX. Cashier.
EHOs. @. MARI PRESS.
BANKING.

nEPOHITS REOEIVED AND IETERHS3
- allowed thereon; loans negotisted, coiiec'
lions MAIDS, and General Banking business trsnf-
acted. octfcn
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c1RRENcy AND EXCHANGE.

Yesterday was rainy, gloomy day, and
business was dull generally, and especially
so among the banks and brokers. The
banks report nothing doing in the way OF
discounts, while. exchange remains as here
tofore.
GOLD AND SILVER.
Gold opened in New York yesterday at
112s and closed at 1136l13t. Dealers
here hold at the New York rate and buy at
I under.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government securities are bought here
at under the New York rates. The fol-
lowing are the noon quotations:
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Nashville Provision azarkes.

There was no killing to-day, and every
thing was very quiet in store. The stock
of bulk meats on hand is now sufficient for
all demand. We quote as follows:
BULK MEATs-Clear sides Sc; clear
rib'sides 7sc; shoulders SC.
BAcoE-CieAr sides l21c; shoulders 7sc.
LARD-Hart & Hensley's choice s'snow
flake pastry In tierces SC; kegs 10c; buck
cts lie; prime in fierce SIC.
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NasnvflIe Produce pEarkes.

DRIED FBUIT-Nothing doing to-day.
We quote at Sc for apples, &c for quarter
peaches, and Sc for half peaches.
PEAEUTS-Market quiet. We quote at
80 and e5c per bushsl from wagon.
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Dfnelnnatt BFaFkefs,

CINCINNATI, Nov. Z5.-Flour 81 .25a
7.50. Wheat, Sl.4Sa155. Other Grain
quiet and unchanged. Ness pork Si2. 5l
$1,000. Lard steam 7as7se, kettle 7sa75c.
Bulk meats, shoulders 44c; clear nib 6se;
clear sides &c. Bacon, shoulders sc;
clear rio 9asc; clear sides 9ac. Green meats
quiet; shoulders so; sides SIC Hams
aSsc. Hogs S4.OOa4.l5. Whisky soc.
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SECOND BOARD.

as tOllOWS.
SECOND BOARD.
$1,000 Tennessee six per cents, old b60. .....16
10000 Tennessee six per cents, old.......-..75H
1000 Tennessee six per cents, old. ..........75
5000 Tennessee six per cents, new.........I5
10000 Tennessee six per cents, new b 60.....76
1000 Missouri six per cents.
5000 II. and st. Joseph eight per cents,
convt bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5000 Louisville and Nashville con. ........92
The sales on the 21st inst. were as fol-
lows:
FIRST BOARD.
5000 Tennessee six per cents, new bt c......75H
5000 Tennessee six per cents. old. .......s.75X
1000 Missouri six per cen ts...........-...934
SECOND BOARD.
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July.
The sales on the 22d inst. were as fol-
lows:
FIRST BOARD.
10000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July.
1000 Missouri six per cents. .93H
5000 Tennessee six per cents, old.
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GENERAL MAREETS.

MONDAY, Nov. %, 1879.
Nashville Cotton Market.
The market was quiet to-day. We quote
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Southern Bonds I'm New York.
The sales Of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the goth inst. were
"a follows.
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THE EPixoorY.

the Plague Continues 90 Spread.
Knoxville 10 Reached by the Purpur-
m ahBmorrhagta.
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New YORK Goaera.I EIarkeGs.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Fl0ur moderately
active, s. S0aiI.00. Whisky heavier and
lower; 93aa94;. Wheat heavier and lower.
Barley dub. Malt unchanged. Corn lower;
steamer Western mixed, So; sail do 6311a64c.
Oats quiet. Eggs, Western 34a35c. Coffee,
unchanged. Sugar duh. Molasses quiet.
Rice 7aa9ae. Meas pork $1,000. Beef
quiet. Cut meats steady; shoulders 5se;
middlings, long and short clear January aud
February, 7ac. Lard, No. l IN prime steam
Sa5Ssc; kettle SssSsc. Butter aud cheese
rrachanUad
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New YORK, Nov. %. = Business as
good as could be expected at this late Pc
Rod Of the season, and there is fair dis
tribution Of goods By commission houses
aad jobbers. There are no further nate
rial changes in the market for cotton goods,
but prices are very strong. W0Osshs are
rather less active at unchanged rates in first
hands, but jobbers are selling in some in
stances st about prices of month ago.
Foreign goods are in moderate request, with
improved inquiry for blaek mOhair lustres,
alnaPaE aTohroiftnr.ioS and loaae
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BaltInore sEaFkefs.

BALTTAoBE, Nov. 25.-Flour and wheat
unchanged. Corn dull; mixed Western
CSC. Other grain steady. Mess pork SIG.
Bulk meats-new clear rio st 75c. Bacon
unchanged. Lard SIC. Butter scarce;
Western roll &c. Whisky CSC.
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IsauisEtlla laarkeaa.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 25.-TODaeco,
sales very light, receipis small ana prices
firm. Baggiug- hemp l3c; fax 14c. Flour
steady; extra family SO p; A No. 81. 80;
fine $40. Wheat 81 40al.55. Corn 42a
43c. Oats 25a2Se. Rye 65c. Barley 75s
90c. Hogs fairly active at S3.75a4.I0
Provisions unehsdged. Mess PORK S13.50.
Bulk meats-sh9Rlders &c; clear rib 65a
&c; clear sides 6sa7c, loose. Lard Sa9c,
for strictly choice leaf Green meats-
shoulders 3sc; hams Sc, from block. WINS.
10 9Qe
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It sppers 10 10 the Oil City meeting
should have taken some action in regard to
small wells that would be ruined II shut
down. This would be the CASE with the
wells OF the Central Petroleum Company,
at this place. Tho following telegram from
Capt. Ray explAiuine tho situation was
read st the meeting on Saturday:
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Sept. %.
To Chairmsn Producers Meeting:
Csn't see what could do II come down.
The Central osrtsiniy don't want to act The
dog 10 the msnger, but We are pumping
tweusy-sx wells and getting eighty barrels
Of oil from them, aud TO shut down 10 sIm'
pie suicide. We are now pumping two
wells simply to keep OF The water. Shut
'ios down bsM day takes three days Il
recover. We csu't stop without absn ndoninl
the tsrm. II the association wants to buy
lot Them come On With their offer.
\ (Signed) J. Z. RAY, Agent. !
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A FAITHFUL LOyBR.-Ths most faith fnl
who has name and being outside Of trashy
u oveIs, lives In Daubury. The parents Of
the young lady are opposed 10 this cham.
pionship, but It don't make bin proud
Sometimes the old gentleman reaches bin
with bis boot before be can get over the
fence, brt the ysung man doesn't 10y up i'll
feeling on account Of thai; be only smiles
Of the despsiler Of his psnts when be meets
him, and calls 1t heapipg Goals Of are on hi 9
bead. Saturday evening be tbongbt BE-
would get up . surprise for the old chap
He put . paving stone 10 each Of bis Goa.
tail pockets, and started for the fence d
usual. The old man lot for him with 10,
creased enthusiasm, and csught bin
caught him good. Then be laid doWs on
the srass and ssid-'.I die BY the hand oil
sn a,'ass.u" But tho young man passed
on without word. and sm lied the mos.
heavenly emile Of forgiveness.
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A STRANGE SroKY.-Ths Scientific
Americas describes strange fsr.ilizsr.-
Al s'rsttord, c.. where mosquitoes are -
thick ss log, lives 40 iugeuius Yankee,
90 they say-beIieve Il who msy-vho puts
these insects to profitable uses. he hes in-
vented . large revolving scoop'nst covered
with lace, which is put 10 motion BY wind.
mill, wster-power or stean. The lower
bali Of the scoop is placed 10 water. The
upper BALI moves through the atmosphere,
aud at each rotation draws 90 immeuss
number ofths "squitoss" down into the
water, where they drown snd siAk to the
bottom. Every revolution of the net draws
in an ounce Of ''mosquiioei,r or Q ton fol-
thirty-tws thousand turns Of tho machine.
The mosquitoes thus collected make spled
cd manure for the land, worth iorty-6ve
dollars y ton.
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GREELEY
Music,

With Q Picture OF Greeley r BroWR
Goodbye Ulysses. Song and Chorus
Corhsm. s. ea
IIs always the Old White Hat.
Song and Chorus AsoAfty. IS"
Tho Farmer goes Cbopping on bic Wsy.
Song and Chorus HiRRins IS
Greeley 4 Browns Gslop to the White
House Dressler. 40
Greeley's Grand March Smith. 40 " ]
GresleyS FsVori,e . Stats. ~"
Any OF The above mailed, post paid, 90
receipt OF marked price. Address, J. H.
Pstess, 500 Broadway, New York.
Seed 80 cents for the latest numoef
Peters Musical Monthly, and you will w
eight OF nine choice pieces Of New hu'lc
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

NOTES OF THE DAY.
Kansas farmers are raising email patches
Of cotton.
Grape leaves fried 10 butter are Western
dish.
Tho tIm.d man 10 alarmed before The dan,
ger, the coward duriog 1t, and the brave
man after IT,
Londoo letter.carriers work eight hours .
day. and. on an average, travel twenty
miles during that time.
The formers Of Niouesots will have not
less than 20. 00O, 900 bushels Of surplus " beat
10 put 10 the market.
One thousand dollars per acre 10 now con.
s'dered very low rate for coal lands, we'll
located containing ths mammoth vein.
Ladies' and gentlemen promenadiag to-
gethsr Of afternoons this Fall, ere conmand.
ed BY fashion to walk arm Id arm.
A dispatch from Bombay reports that th.
cholera 10 raging 10 many places 10 Indis,
aud there ara numerous deaths daily from
the scourge.
We hear . great deal about labor reform
but there seems TO bs . greater need Of 70.
forming some Of those fellows who don't Ia.
| oor.
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The Pearson Farm will shut down II Nj
agarA does. Woods farm will follow suit,
aud 90 will nearly all the wells on Cherry.
tree. It 10 only question Of another day.
Ls,er intelligence states that every we'll
on Chsrsytree Run, With three exceptions
on the Brown Farm, we're shut down this
morning. Also, the Niagara, Pearson and
Woods farms, and other wells 10 that neigh
'borhOod.
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TIE SToPPA0s.-It was Impossible over
sueh . wide extent OF souotry for . move
msnt like this one Of shutting down shou/
sands Of producing wells to bs completed in
one day. hwas necessary for some dis
triets 10 Get an example. Tidiouts and
Fsgundss did, and 10 fsot they were 10
good shape 10 do so--iull Of oil-and there
fore gain more than any others BY enhsuo-
log prices. This will compensate them for
pumping longer than The rest, which will
~ the Case II oil quit now. The best thing
foI I'll 20 doubt is for oil 10 quit together u
given date, sud then the movement ouoe
hogan will no! be jsopsrd;Esd at any time.
Otberwise when the up river districts start
I'd up the others may do % also and BY
rhortening mp ths time loss half the eject
t'ah Iaorsl sud practiesl, snd give riss to
ssa i"e'iae. Les III quit together hy al
lssnp,
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Parker OIL Field.
PETERSBURG.

A we'll was recently sunk on land Of Ebe-
nrzsr Davis, on the east side Of Turkey rno,
y short distance below the old u,nace,
which has been jumping for some daye,
averaging for rome time sftsr starting up,
40 or 50 barrels per day. When the work.
neu bad about finished drilling this we'll il
took Ore frsm 90 extensive fuw Of gas and
oil and the rig was entirely destroyed. The
derrick, engine house, &c, were speedy
rebuilt, machinery put 10 motion, snd The
we'll put In pumping order with the above
result. The well 10 owned by Ebsoezer D..
Wis, Sherlf Nicely, Richard Nicely aud Others.
Tue we'll Was sunk by sheriff Nicely and
Richard Nicely, two suterprising, go-ahesd
contractors who have sunk about 90 many
oil wells 10 this district a. any other Two
persons 10 the business. This we'll, although
bu, recently completed, We understand will
be shut down BY the owners, provided other
wells are stopped and the interests Of the
business may seem to demand such . pro-
ceedure.
BCTLER COUNTY.
A new well has been sunk On the Grant
farm which promises to prove good. The
.bird sand was penetrated . few ieet on
Thursday last, when tne well commenced
10 flow aad continued TO ponr forth oil Q,
The rate Of absnt 200 bsrrels per day up L
,hs following Sundsy. The flowing ther
csassd, when the well WAS drilled deeper
lubed, and preparations made for pump
log. Tits well, which promises to prove I
large one, 10 owned by John A. sedwick
Thomas Wallace, Robert Mccoy, B, Singer
y snd others.
Tbe above named company ore sinking
. we'll on tha Milford fsrm, known % Ssd'
wick No. 2, which has been drilled into th
third sand and promises to prove . goo'
one. e.-tOiimau's Journal.
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TAKE NOTICB. - Tbs individual who
picked upa poekst-bOsk dropped BY Mr..
J. s. AsCrsy, on Washington strest, be-
tween the Rosbester House aud O. r. sshon
bloms grocery store, about s o'clock yestsr/
day afternoon, is known sud will save him
self from trouble BY returning said pocket
book snd contents, either to this ofics or 70
the otics Of Jss. g. ksCny,, ksCllatosk
H'uss butldtns. A.
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An Iron church WAS shipped from New
York last week to Gallo, South America. II
Is composed entirely Of iron, being one bun.
dred and thirty Eve feet long BY sixty.nvs
vide, aud comprises, beside the main build,
ine, = vsstry, dead house, tower, s.seple,
brlfry and altar. 1t 10 also accompanied BY
nns organ. The entire expense OF the
contract amounted to 4l5O,00O. This 10,
perhsp', the fret instance Of the shipmen,
Of 40 iron church from this country.
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Tomorrow evening 10 the date announce
ed ior the social party 10 be given for the
benefit Of the Coluubis String Band OF
Columbia Farm The party will BE- held st
sobers Opera House, and We have good su-
,hority for stating Il will be THE ansir Of
the season. Everyth Ing that could be done
to accord those 10 attendance . good time
has been done by the managers. We trust
our citizeps will extend the gentlemen Of the
band a liberal benefit.
Mr.. Joe Cbenet aud lady. Of Columbia,
have had the sala Of tickets in hand and we
are pleased TO learn have met with good
srccess bo th here aud elsewhere.
Let there be q good attendance.
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ONLY ON f. LEFT.
lFrom the New York Sun, Sept. l21


Hall score Of yesrs ago Mrs. Biesiov
kept . boarding house at 20 Great Jones
street. Among ber toarders were ten gen.
,iemrn who had lived together many years
The breaking ont OF the rebellion changed
the cn trent Of fe Of several 0i the party,
end number expressed their determination
10 join The Union ranks. Many were the
regrets at the dissolu ton cf their sOciety,
aud l, was dsoid.d that they should have .
farewell dinner on The evening Of Septrm-
ber 10, 1852. Arrangements were made &C
cordingiy. and st eight O'Clock On the even
ing named the ten gentlemen took their so-
customed seats at the table, Each and
every one was then full Of life and hope,
aud The future prospects Of each were ,he
suhjrct Of 40 animated conversation.
Before their departure each msde . col
emn VOW that II be was living ten years
hence hs would meet the rest OF bis com
panions st eight clock, 10 The eams place,
and dine with them, as they had dined un-
der the proprie,orship Of NJ J. d. Smith
Some days ago Mr.. Smith wss requested
BY Edward X. Winship. broker, Of "a Broad
street, to prepare dinner for ten gen,ls-
men on the evening ofSeptember 10, 1872
At precieely eight O'Clock on Tueeday
evening Mr. Winsbip, The sole survivor o.
the party, entered the dining room, and th
dosrs we're closed behind him. No one was
there save George Bentley and one or two
Others walters. The rooms were arranged
precisely ~ they were teu years ago, and
Ar. Wiuship, with head bowed spd With .
saddsned expression, took the same seat hs
bad occspird years ego. All around were
empty chairs, and empty plates, and uonlle
I'd glasse ..
The meal was tegup, and the solitary
bsuqustsr was served with the prescribed
courses, Mr.. WiDship occasionally passing .
word with the waiter. "Poer toys! They'rs
gone," said be. zone went down 10 the
Monitor in Mobile bay; another ives drowu-
ed 10 the same waters. Two were shot 10
Mobile. One lost both legs by ball, and
,hs other was pierced through the heart
Another died 10 Philsd~lphis, and . six,h
died in New York" He said that while 10
February last, be was walking up Broad
way one eveniug.be felt ssap On 'hsvshouId.
or, and . voics asked him whether be knew
---. II do,' replied Mr. Wiusbip
"Hs died at 1 o'clock to-day" said ID.
voice. Though Mr.. winship turned quick
iy npon feeling the tap aud bearing To-
, voice. he was unable to ascertain who it"'&s
that had addressed him. He sfterwsrd
learned that one of the party Of ten hat
Mr.. Winship said ths. the leldest one Of tb,
party, next to himself: was only ,wsu ty
nine.
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Investigations By . Belgian engineer dis
closes the fact thst there 10 90 explosion Of
ono ou. Of every l,274 boiIsrs annually. In
England there 10 snnualIy ono explosion ou.
Of every 1000 boilers. It would be inter-
eslipg to know the ratio Of explosions 10
this country, aud whether OF aos II exceeds
that Of England or Belgian.
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, 0oid a. ! p. N. llS,<

A large body Of Cherrytres men came To-
10 town about noon to-day, With the iutsu-
Sion, 1t wss stumored, Of forcing the Central
Compsuy and others 10 shu, down. Meas
u'ss were taken at once by Supt. Rsy to
prevent anything Of this kind, and Il 10
probable should 10 attempt Of the kind 10
made the parties engaged ,hsrsin woula
discover to their cost tina, they bad walked
up the wrong customers.
10 this connection We sars Informed that
thsse men forced several OF The opsrs s,ors on
Chsrry'res to shut dvwn against ,hsir will.
Undoubtedly they labor under The impres-
s!ou iaSt they have 9 perfect right to do 10,
Ia which they ere mistaken, % heavy psus
slties arc prescribed BY Law against such
unlawful acts.
Wntls oil agree that the question Of shut
ting down 10 right aud will prove . bsnea
10 The oil region, yet 90 the other hand Il
10 not questicn Of might There may b
some wnO will not shut down for good ant
sufficient reasons TO themselves, and oil vii
accord 10 them protection from snythial
unlawful.
Let the movement bs general, but -le
nothing unlawful be done.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY This evening the
Democrats and Liberal Republicans OF Pc
trolsuu Centre and vicinity hold . grand
reilly at sob~l's Oprrs House. The speak
ere announced for the occasion are Col. L.
D. RogaTs snd Csps. G. R. Suswdsn, both
Of Frankliu, and said 10 bs good orators.-
All srs invited to attend.
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The Postmaster General has decided that
chromo.lithosrapbs, sugraviugs, &C., should
be treated a. merchandise, and not ~ print.
ed matter, and 10 be sent through the msils
must bs put up in packages limited to
twelve ounces 10 weight, and 60 tha. tbe
contents Of the pacssse cen bs examined
without destroying the wrapper.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-30

The latest rumor is to the effect that .
body Of meo are coming from franklin toe
nigh. to force the Central Petroleum Comi
pany and Columbis Company to ecu. down.
Va would sdvise them not to undertake II,
% these companies are bound 10 protect
their property at all hszsrds.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-30

Relative to The QUESTION whether con-
sumption is or is not contagious, . big.
medical authority says noxious ioauenc :
may pass from person 10 advanced con .
sumption to q healthy person, 10 close com
municstios, aud may produce the same die
esss, . statement which at once snge-ste The
query whether similar proposition 10 DO,
true In regard 10 many other non. con.sa,
ous diseases.