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NEW YORK MARKETS.

..----. - NEW lUhN u NFhElHti,
new YORK. November ll,-Cotton ! hrm sl,c:,
e3rtD bales at I4hG 14Sc Southern 1pur little
moreac tive and shade hrmrr al 80. IDfs6 for
common To fair extra: S6.SD0qs 100 Tor good to
choice Whiskey steady, al 92c. " heat l92c.
better; actfvc export demand; s1.43Gtf.f5 for
winter red WESTERN C.rna shade ytrmcr aud less
active AT, 59k@60;c for prime % western M mxs1; iesI
iOc. Lard iirincr ut RIA 7aS:. TurpeBtine s,erdy
| at J 39Iytl 40c. Rosn quiet at ESQ. Taow firm
aud active III 6ia17c Freights tu Liverpool iirn.
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HELMBoID's BuCHU is still in the zenith Of lis
popularity. Notwithstanding the absence OF Dr
Iclmbod the celebrated medicine is still m;tnifac-
tured ut the laboratory al Philadelphia, and is sold
by all respectable druggists. 1t Is warranted for al
diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs Be~art
of counterleIls. Genuine has proprietor'S private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, soc agent.
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PEDGEx>- Of MASCHEsTER.--Within thC
lstst is:w years Manchester has improved xla'
tcrialIy: il population has doubled, aud
huudl.d. Df neat cdifccs have Lecn erected
each yc4r: liz schools numerous and wel
attended; it, mercantile relations three time.
a. extensive as heretofore, and daily extend.
im@: the saue Of its property increased ten
told in many Instances. Since the var two
mcS cAurch edlli1s have been erected Ia
rre>bltcri1E aud an EpiscopaliaDl with
EIge additions 10 all Of the churches.
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HrsrNGs Judge Gugon presiding.
In this court yesterday the case Of Daniel
Higgins, charged with fcloniousIy cutting
and manning Anthony Staude, occupied the
attention Of the court the whole day, and at
late hour last evening the evidence had not
been concluded. The further hearing of the
c,se was continued until to-day.
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The sirginius Affair Before the
Cabinet.

WAsHISGToE. November 1l.---Therc was
a full Cabinet meeting to-day, at which the
seizure of the Firginius OH the high seas,
and the slaughter of Ryan and his compan-
ions, was discussed. The conclusion arrived
at has not tran>pired.
General Burriel's announcement that the
patriots died with composure seems to
sootbc the authorities here into inaction.
Cocond TUsn1pb
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AcclpESTs.-On Monday evening woman
was run over by a country cart on Four
teenth street near Cary, and badly bruised.
And on the same evening, on Second street,
negro child was run over by man on
horseback, and slightly injured. The negroes
in the vicinity were temporarily much eN-
cited by the affair, and detained the rider
until messenger was sent to the police-sta-
ton for an officer.
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Nnrr r.rr,uet,:siar, 10 Cnba,

New York, November 11.--The Cubans
held private meeting at che residence Of
General Quesada last night to consummate
plans for new expedition to Cuba. It is
now thought it will be ready to sail before
| the end OF this month
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TIE GROUP or TWO HUNDRED !AED Thirty
FOUR BAPTIST CLEGGYMES of Virginia, photo
graphcd, and In one magnificent picture, by the
LEE" GALLERY. has never been surpassed, 20
far as my observation goes, in this style ofart
j. l.. BURROWS.
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CHARLESTON, November 1.-THE Rcpub'
lican commissioners Of election have over.
ruled the protest Of the citizens against thu
municipal election Of October 1st, which is
thus decided to have been legal and valid.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 11-.Soon.-Stock' quiet.
Coll opened ut lo7;i; now 1o7S. Money. 6. Ex-
chlnge-Lorg, 6; short, 81. Governments dull.
States quiet. a'
Ereuing-sIoney freely offered at SOS. fx-
change tirmer at 6. Gold qlIet ut l07&Gl OH.
Ra,es for carrying, 76 5, 4. Governments steady.
States strong ; little doing.
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BosTos, November 1.-THE poStmast er
of Eldorado, Ark, has been arrested here
charged with embezZlement. @" "..".
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USYAILABLK LETTERS ~ THE RICHMOND
pt,sr-OFTIcE NOVEMBER 1l.-Nrs. Martha L.
Woodward. l44 Parkiu street, Baltimore.
Md; Miss Emma J. Thacker, city; Stern Il
90. post-Oiticc Box 1904, New York; Will
liam +. Moscly, Pcmberton, Va; lsham
,toiLsou. Columbia, Ohio; A. }. Clarke,
IuIni,LclI Courthouse, Va; {. i. Bigger.
city; Miss Upshur, EaStriIle, Va, little box
Mis- Mag, r. Custls, Williamsburg. Va, lit
IL. itiniir
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1yc1SsArr November Flour dull and lower
ut taB25@$6.5O. Corn fru and in fair demand at
45c. Pork-oli mess nominal; new scarce snd
in good deuiuud: sales ut = 9-l6fg6Ac. Jobhing,
7@74c. Kacon in good dcmsnd; shoulders 0sfs
&c. clear sides, 6hc. Whlskey sold 1T soc.
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h,AgisE..-The British brig Zingard, Cap
tain Lie Brocq, cleared for Rio Grande do
>u wlih -four by Gallego Mills Manufac'
turing Company.
steamer Twilight, of the Lerilard line,
catered Yesterday morning.
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Illinois Elections. .

CHICAGO, November 11.--County returns
are now all in. The farmers have carried
ffty-one counties. the Republicans fourteen,
the Democrats eighteen, and in thirteen
counties there were no party issues.
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JOI1ISVUIE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE November ll.-Flour quiet. corn
uuiel: 5Sl62c Pork, $3.50. Bacon steady {.
lynt demand; shoulders &C. cleIr rio, G4@6Ec.;
clear, Ba07c, packed Lard -tierce, 7hgSc' kes,
SIC. Whlskey quiet at s7@SSc.
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REQulsiTIoN IssuED.---William Hall (negro),
an escaped convict from the Virginia peni-
tentiary, has been arrested in Philadelphia.
A requisition for his return he's been sent to
that city BY Governor Walker. Hall is the
party who stole large SUM of money from
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VOL. XIV

CITY CIRCUIT CouRr.-The case Of Staten
rs. Hartsook was concluded yesterday. The
jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff,
awarding the commuted value Of the Con-
fedcrate money received by Hartsook for the
land sold by him. .r ~
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Natal Railroad i,OlIfsiOn.

PATERSON, n. j., November / IA colli-
sion occurred Oh the New York and OSwego
Midland road yesterday near Hancock. The
engineer, fireman, and kdy passenger were
killed. a.- *@s'a T.. aA# I1f7hy F7.r
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SOMETHING; NEw--the beautiful enamelcd and
satin-iinished pictures now being produced at the
: LEE GALLERY. This improvement ADDS beauty
and durability to the picture. There Is no addl-
tionul charge for this production Of art. ----
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WALLPAPERS, WALL-PApERs.-An the Latest
styles of Wallpapers, Decorations, &C., now In
stock and constantly receiving. BOOTH. JpENGE
s. Co., Tenth street, between Main aud Bank.
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GREAT PANIC IN PRICES or FUEL-Good pine
wood at IS to s5.5 10 per cord. Oak wood from IT
to $3.50 per cord. West Virginia spiint Cohl
suitable for CRATES, for $3.50 per load, at Z. n
PAGES. Nineteenth and Cary streets.
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TRANSFER PRISTISG-ISKS will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for wolk to be done in these inks to the Dis
match Printing House.
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Destructive Fire.

!. SrAyNoR, ONTARIO, November la fiIe
here this morning DESTROYED The Northwest.
ern railway station, Randolph's saw-mill and
iumber-yard, Summerfeldt's hotel, and four
houses, eatIsing'a total loss Of about Ss8O, ,oOO
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REDWOOD & CRENSIIAW, ! 0 A. NJ. at No. 5o2
Marshall street, groceries. house-furnishing
goods, boots shoes, &c.
PAINE, CABELL s. CO., 10 A. NJ, dry goods,
boots, hats, caps shirts, hosiery, &c.
n. VI. LEE, i Z. NJ, brick residence No. $50 Ninth
street, north of Leigh. ...
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS. Az PM, dwelling No.
4O5 east Grace street, between Fourth and
Fifth
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ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY A HEAVY MEaSo SHIRT
FROM f. Is. SPENCE l. SOS.
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6NEw ORLEANS. November 11.-fiold, 7'&G 8.
Currency, 2@2S premium. MISUNDERSTANDING,
loyal IL for currency. New York sight, i0ls
premium for certified checks.
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The STEAMER TWILIGHT, running between
this city and Norfolk in connection with the
Lorilard line OF steamers to New York, will
leave here at A. Nj. instead OF $50, as
harrt OtOrc
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INDICATED RED FLANNEL SHIRTS, WARRANTED
to cure rheumatism, for sale by r. B. SPENCE
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ST I,pI,IS MARX ETS.

ST. LOUIS, November 11.-Flour quiet and
wcuk. business small. Corn hrlner; No. in!Xr1.
35c. bid. Mh.key duli.u ut 90c. Provisions duh /;
only small jobbiDg aud order trade.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, November 1.-The Du-
uue>ne Saying IS Bank of this city and The
Savings Deposit Bank OF East Liberty slls-
pended to-day.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.--Messrs. Grubbs &
Williams sold at auction on yesterday after
noon one of the medium-siZe brick dwellings
recently erected On Elba Park for 81 400. I
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Btlliard Tournament.

CHICAGO, November lin the billiard
tournament Dion beat snyder, thfee-nal
carom, 400 to 272, and Ubassey beat bessin'
ger 400 10 lSS.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
@~. RICHMOND, November IL, 1873.
".ts ...# OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whi,e, 2,1GO bushels. Red 7i0
bushels. ~ ,.s..,.-. ..
OArs.-50 bushels.
-sr. a... SALES.
W1,rAT.-White so bushels very good al $3.50;
1874 bushels very good or private terms III ousil-
els goon on private terms 222 bushels yery goci
nj 81 55; so bushels good ,t Sl.i7; 80 bushels
common at kI.3S: go bushels common mt 81 80 ::
LOIS bushels prime on p,ist" .,rint .1G bushels
common at 81 .25 -tstal. Il ; hn.la.s.'
WHEAT-Rcd, 80 Dushcis G." n:u"n at 9l 81 "a
bushels fair ut 81 40: l32 ~. ":s gu,l oh nitrate
terms: 62 bushels very 2oos: On private t'rinS :
lIS lulsh.l common Ut g. 40: 100 bushels FtrI
good ut 81 Al: SO bl 1l.ni- o. 2!. tr tcrh;s: %
bushels very good 1T II G0-io;.r 624 lL'!'";'. 49,
t.. ~, =l,. 'RF-EXHfBiTED. ..'E s. .....
EAT-,Yhl,e,.1. Oh bushels. Red. 2 lS bush
IplS ..ofrl .30D iH ,nei. f..-s.fs. g.
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HEAVY MERINo UNDEnsIlIRTS AT IL EACH Al
z. B, SPENCE 4 SONS.
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SALT LAKE, November ll.-Matthew AIN
ney, an engineer on the Central racine rail'
road, was fatally shot yesterday -py, q negro
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AUCTION SALES TriIS DAY.

On all Sn1eR Of TeUl estate made bftaoeen the lSt Of
January md soth q J!af tht tnnss for tie pre-
seat Ye''r hare To be paid tyMe purchosf1'; On
of the year the tdres hnretO he paid Gy ts seller.
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ALL THE NEW STYLES OF scARFS AND NECK
TIES ior sale by E. B. SPENCE < SoS.
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RICHMOND. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING,

Ia negro in Petersburg, after inducing him to
p roduce it under pretence Of an intention
to 60 into partnership with him In business.
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COLLARS OF ALL THEM STYLES FOR SALE b
E.B. SPENCE & Son.
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RALTIMORE.
ORLEANS

BALTIMORE, November 1l.-Virginta cons:.;' 4
West yirginia's, So. Bid
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IF LADIES ONCE TRY CHOCOLATE AND7HoT SODA
they will always drinkit
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.Hor SODA AND CHOCOLATE recommended b
plysiciauS.
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HEALTHY AND DELIcIoUs-Hot soda and che
p1uia
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESs-sH1RTs, WANRASrEI
TO lit, for sale by Z. b. SPENCE son.
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DoOK AND JOB PRINTING sNEATLl
- DONE AT THIS oFElCk
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ration In this county, with about 2,40a
scholars enrolled, In the town of Manches-
ter there are eight white and three colored
schools, with 440 scholars. The average
cost per month for each pupil Is so cents.
The amount received from the Peabody
fund last year was - 100 t4-- ..'.
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CLOTHING AT PANIC PRICES FOR SALE By Z.
SPENCE Il Son.
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JUST TRY ONE CUP OF HOT SODA WITH FUR
chocolate
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stOck ana constantly receiving. DOOIh.
& Co., Tenth street, between Main and Bank.
TRANSFER PRISTISG-ISKS will copy clear and
distinct for indefinite period Of time. Send Your
orders for VOL be done in these inks to the Dis
patch Printing-Hous
HEAVY MERINo UNDEnsIIRTS AT IL EACH Al
z. b. SPENCE 4 SONS.
ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY HEAVY MEHSO SHIRT
FROM +. Is. SPENCE 4 Son.
INDICATED RED FLANNEL SHIRTS, WARRANTED
to cure rheumatism, for sale by r. b. SPENCE 4
Son.
ALL THE NEW STYLES OF scARFS AND NECK
TIES ior sale by +. B. SPENCE < Son.
COLLARS OF ALL THE NEW STYLES FOR SALE BY
E. B. SPENCE & Son.
IF LADIES ONCE TRY CHOCOLATE ANDluoT SODA
they will always drlnkIt
HEALTHY AND DELIcIoUs-Rot soda and cho-
colale.
Hor SODA AND CHOCOLATE recommended by
Hot SODA AND CHOCOLATE ten cents glass.
Hot SODA, with chocolate, coffee. tea, cream &c
JUST TRY ONE CUP OF HOT SODA WITH PURE
chocolate
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESs-sIIIRTS, WARRANTED
TO ft for sale by 4. B. SPENCE & son.
CLOTHING; AT PANIC PRICES FOR SALE BIZ E. b.
SPENCE 4 Son.
FOR FURNISHING GOODS AT PANIC PRICES CALL
| on E b. SPENCE Son.
For TILE ToILET-DORSAY COLOGNE AND
CAPlLLISA.
TRANSFER PR1NTING-ISKS-Invalu to rail-
road conpauics steamship companies, banks, nier-
chunts, manufacturers. and Others. They are ell
during and changeess,- and viii copy sharp anu
clear for an indefinite period of time. Having Just
received fresh supply OF these iuks, we are pre-
uared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices. ~
SILK HATS, all grades, ut Z. WErsIGER co.'s:
1901 Main street.
LADIES SHOULD TRY D'ORsAY COLOGNE
LADIES' FURs, a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT al +.
WEIsrGER & Co.'S, 2O1 Main street. ..-r
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

LADIES' FURs, a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT al r
WE1stGER & Co.'S, 1 POI Main street. ..--
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FoR THE To1LET-D'ORsAY COLOGNE AND
CAPILLISA.
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"a LES
BY Telegraph.

WHEAT -SYhl,e,..1 i Oh bushels. Red. 2tS b'
els. iotal, 1922 bishei..tE ira-nis. >~.... .
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LADIES SHOULD TRY D'ORsAY COLOGNE
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Hot SODA AND CHOCOLATE ten cents i glass.
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FOR FURNISHING GOODS AT PANIC PRICES CAL
on +. Is. SrEScE & son.
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- SILK HATS, all grades, ut 7. WEtsIGER 4 CO.'S:
1901 Main street.
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Hot SODA, with chocolate, coffee. tea, cream, &
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-01-25
Mortgage Sale.

DY VIRTUE of chattel mortgage ex-
(. ID ecuted by Bernard Hunt, to Henry
Tolle, for the sum of $400 and interest,
gold coin, dated the I'd day of November,
1871, and filed and entered in the Office of
the County Clerk of Benton county, State
OF Oregon, the I'd day of November, 1871,
and aftel wards, to wit: ON the Goth day
of October, A. D. 1872, the said Henry
Tolle made an affidavit, as required by law,
setting forth that he was still the owner of
said mortgage, and had interest i'm the
property therein described to the amount
OF 5000 and interest thereon, at the rate of
one per cent. per month, in U. S. gold
coin, which said affidavit was filed and Ell
tered in said County Clerks Office, ON the
26th day of Octoker, A. d. 1872, and upon
which default has been made, / shall sell
the property therein mentioned and de-
scribed, to wit: / beer kettle, I mash
tub, fermenting tub, sleeping tub,
water tub, 2 small tubs, force pump,
Douglass lifting pump. / malt mill, 1horse
power, malt Kiln, mash cooler, l Fair
banks scale, 6 one hundred-gallon hogs
heads, fifteen-gallon kegs, rs ten-gallon
kegs, rs five-gallon kegs, / counter, ta-
bles, II chairs, / stove, clock. spring
wagon, and sett of harness, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, ON the pre-
misses of Joseph Hunt, in Corvallis, Benz
ton county, Oregon, on the 31st day of
January, 1873, at the hour of O'Clock p.
m. of said day.
Terms Of SaIe-Gold coin in hand.
By order of Henry Tolle,
j. s.. PALMER,
Sheriff of Benton County, Oregon.
January l6, 1873. 2:39w2
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SheriR,s Sale.

PY VIRTUE of an execution issued out
IL of the County Court of Benton coun-
ty. State of Oregon, to me directed and
delivered, for the sum of four hundred and
forty-two and fifty-four hundredths dol
lars ($442 54), in gold coin, and fifty seven
dollars and forty-six cents, lawful money,
with interest and costs, in favor of James
Chambers, and against Ben Simpson, I
have levied Oh all of the right, title, inter-
est and estate of the said Ben Simpson i'm
and to the following described real estate,
to wit :, Lots Nos. and 4, of section "a,
towship IL south, range IL west, in BEN
ton county, State of Oregon, with all the
appurtenances thereunto belonging, and
on
Tuesday, the 18th Day Of February, 1873,
in front of the Court House door, in said
county and State, between the hours of
O'Clock a. m, and O'Clock p. M, that Is
to say, two O'Clock p. m. OF said day, I
will sell the same at public auction to the
highest bidder, to satisfy said execution
and costs.
Terms of SaIe-Cash in hand.
j. S. PALMER,
Sheriff of Benton County, Oregon
January IS, 1873. 2:39w4
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FLASHES OF LIGHTNING.

x =
Boutwell, s Syndicate is about to be
revived.
Turkey has sued the London Times
for libel
The Goat Island bill is about to be
defeated.
The Credit Mebillier investigation
continues.
A number of Communists were shot
on the 22nd. sss
The smallpox epidemic is. creating
much alarm in Boston. ! = s
Roscoe Gonkling was reelected U.
S. Senator from New York.
A new and dangerous horse disease
has broken out in the. East. 81
Canadians are urging a. reciprocal
treaty with the United States.
Floods and .storms have devastated
the East within the past week.
Benefits yacht, Henrietta, was lost
near Honduras, on the 10Th inst.
Baptisto Wrothsley Noel, the we'll
known English theologian, is dead.
Last Saturday, in Wisconsin, mercu-
ry went down to 45o and CONCEALED.
A freshet in the Hudson carried
away the Railroad bridge at Lockport,
below Albany, N. Y.
The Albany IN. Y. Senate exoner-
ated Judge Curtis from the charges
against him and dismissed the case.
It is thought the SANTANA Bay pur-
chase is but stepping-stene to the an
nexation of San Domingo to the United
States.
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-01-25
DIEU:

On Friday, the 18th inst, near Monroe,
Benton county, Oregon, of diptheria, Gle
land, son of Robert and Mary Heron,
aged years.
He died in childhood, like a rose blown
from its parent stem
He died in childhood, like the snow on
flowers dissolved away;
He hoes in glory, like Nights gems set
round the silver moon +.
He lives in glory, like the sun amid the
blue of June.''
Near Philomath, January 2Oth, 1873,
after lingering illness of nearly two
years, Miss Bell Henkle, daughter Of Zeb-
adiah and Mary |. Henkle, aged Is years,
1 month and 16 days.
Iowa papers please copy.
Deceased was born in Lee county, Iowa,
September 4, 1856; emigrated to Califor-
mia, with her parents, in 1866, and in the
following year, to Oregon, where she lived
until the time of her death. After skill
full physicians had done all they could, and
she felt that she soon must die, she fire.
gently spoke of dying, and gave directions
where and how she wished to be buried
And when the time of her departure had
come, she called father, mother, sister and
brothers to her bedside, and bade each of
them adieu, with a hope that they would
meet her in the ssBetter Land, and then
peacefully sank to rest.
g Weep not for her-in her spring-time
she flew
To that land where the wings of the soul
are unfurled;
And now, like star, beyond evenings
cold dew,
Looks radiantly down ON the tears of this
world.'' Com.
At the family residence near Central
Point, Jackson county, Mary F, wife of
John, Obenchain, aged % years, months
and II days.