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BLFIM.-On the Is h inst, near Catasauqua,
hr. =. Bern, consOrt Of David Bleim and mo
thsr of Rev J. G. b elm, Of LehiPht after o
sickness Of typhoid fever Of not quite weeks,
aged 81 years months and 13 dtys
InteIm'nt Will take place today Saturday
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Special Notices.
The Great Discovery 7

e. F. KUN KEL'S BITTER VINE OiS
IRON. For the cure Of weak stomach gener 1
delt ltY, Indigestion disease OF the nervous va.
TEN, constipation, acdtg OF the stomach, aud
all cases requiring u tonic.
The VINE includes the most sgraeable and ef.
hclent salt OF IIOn we possess 'itrate of Mag.
nelc OXIDE, combined with the most enel getlc
or vegetp Dl tOnlcs-YeLOW Peruvian Bark
The eject in many cases OF debility loss Of 10.
petlis aud general pr0stra ton, OF an efficient
Sllt Of Iron combined with valuable Nervs
tonic Is Ihost h9pDY. IL augments the Rppe-
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THIS truly ynluaOie tonic has been Thoroughly
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now deemed Indispensable As Tonic medicine,
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prOlOnRs life.
now only ask Il trial Of this valuabe Tonic.
Pr.cO 81 ner bottle. d f. kUNKkL, sole PIo'
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MOrms Rem0Yed AliYe.

r.. F. KInksl's worm syrup never tails to ,la.
strOy PIN, seat and Stomach WOrms Or Kun
k"l ls the only successful Physician IA this eO1u.
tlY Tor u eremoval OF worms. H. removes raps
worm WIN head and al comp etc alive In.
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" r.. SLEW ERs,
The Carbon Sdrnfnto,

SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. eh 1875.
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Thursday, Oct. l9.-NO sooner had the jury
in tLe acShea perjury case ruured TO delD5'-
ate upon "a , erulCt tnan proceedings in the iOOve
C1se were be- un. 10 tins cid the prisoners,
who were IN Watung IN one OF Jho upper rooms
Of the Court HOUSE, were led into ne Court
Room. IheY are iOur iii number-JAcS Dona-
hoe. alias Yellow Jack. Patrlck McKpnna, A lex
Cam pDel and Thos tisner. Concerning u1elr
appearance II is see celY wo tn WINE tO sUeaN
Tney lOO~ed ~ men in Their Decullarl, unplea5-
ant stu atom IN gut pc supposed u appear, eX-
CepIiug Campbell, wnO seemed 70 DO rather
mt re cheerful than he was wnen on trial for
the mutder OF Jones'
The Commonwealth is again represented by
Messrs. Huphes, Albright, Craig, and Sewers
while Of tue prisoners Fisher and MChenna
Will be defended by Messrs ]. W. RyOn and h..
]. Fox, CampOe by KalDfus, and DOnahoe viii
have couasei asslgneu TO hlm BY the Court. Ino
morulng hour having noAi AZ expired anu some
Of prtsOnefs' counsel not yet arrived, Court Is
adjourned until D. IN. ....
AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-The Court Room Is
den ely PACKED Gao prisoners, some OF whom
Eeats assigned 10 them, There is III, after
wnich the p-'u oners are ordered TO rise for ar
rtugnnent, when ,ne lndlct,n, Mt 10 read 10 them
by District Attorney SieweIs This finished,
Mr.. H. j. Fox objects 10 the array for reasons
similar 10 those slated ia Con-. VS.. Alex. Camp
bel OYerTuied as 3 is understood that tue
rulrs of Court had in tbs 'ate homicide . Ises
rise. IN order tO plead 10 the ndiotment tins
prisoners enter plea OF mot guilty" On the
several couLJi bat when tho question arose as
~ who OF The iOur was 10 be uIed FIRST eOnsid-
eraSI5 q lbJndg ON the pArJ oil ODpO,luS oJul-
sci ems led, terminating, III rather ulsagrbedOle
personal matter between MeSsrs. Hughes anu
seewel, winch consumed considerable time,
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and earnest current Of popular feeling
which. Judging from its effect In Wash
ing.on, mus. make the ex-speaker one
of the most formidable elements in the
Cincinnati convention. il. indeed. it
does 30, sweep him into nomination It
self.
The UeriTs editorial IN Blaine last
Saturday says the public opinion Of the
country "a expressed through nine
tenths of the newspapers. and more
than nine-tenths Of the politicians, was
chat Blaine was not merely out of the
rsee for the Presidency. but that he had
no political future To-day it will he
felt all over the country that it is not
intended to count him out of the race.
and that it is certainly not safe 10 de-
eide that he i. out Of politics
The Times Washington special re-
garding Blaine, generally agreed tina,
his action has reinstated him in the lis.
Of candidates before the Cincinnati
convention on this point
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Probate Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF KING CoUN-
~. Washington Territory. In the matter OF the
estate OF George A. King, deceased.
{. c. Lewis, the administrator of the said es-
tate having this day hled in this Court his petit
ton. representing that his final accounts A. such
administrator have been settled In said Court.
and there remains balance OF said estate in his
hands for distribu among the heirs Of the de-
ceased, and praying that order be made dis
tributing said estate among the heirs Of deceased
Now. therefore, IL il ordered by the Court that
all persons interested ia the said estate be and
appear in this Court in the Office Of this Court III
Seattle. in said county. on Saturday, the fifteenth
day July. A. d. 1876 then and there TO show cause
why . decree distributing said estate should not
be made and why the whole of the residue OF
said estate should not be given by such decree TO
Emma G.. King. widow of deceased.
Ordered further that copy Of this order be
published for five successive weeks before said
time of hearing in the WEExLy INrELLIGENcER. q
week ly newspaper published in said Seattle, and
served on the County Auditor OF the county OF
King.
Dated June Sd, 1876.
W. NJ. YORKE. Judge.
KING COUNTY. SIS.
l. Waldo NJ. Yorke, Judge and ex-oflicio clerk
OF the Probate Court of said county. do hereby
certify that the foregoing is true copy Of All or
said Court on the 81 day Of June, A. D. 1876.
Witness my hand and the seal OF sal d Court
tL.S.) this I'D day of June, A. ID. 1876.
WALDO NJ. YORKE,
Judge and ex-ofiicio Clerk as aforesaid
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LONDON, June 6.-Midhal Pashs has
been appointed President of the Coun-
Gil of State.
A dispatch from Athens says that the
Turkish Minister there bad received an
official telegram stating taat Abdul
Aziz committed suicide because he was
maddened by the seizure of thirty mil
lions Of Turkish funds from his private
treasury. The dispatch represents that
At Paris the story of the Sultan's sui
eide meets with contempt and incrcd-
Utility. At Rome the journals generally
express the belief that Abdul Aziz was
murdered
4 Vienna correspondent reports that
one of the last DEGREES signed by the
late Sultan was secret order for the
invasion Of Servia, and the Austrian
Ambassador at Constantinople succeed
ed in having the order withdrawn.
A Berlin correspondent says that to
Judge from what is spoken and printed
AS the sentiments of the adherents OF
the Austrian government. it might be
assumed that Androssy contemplated
the possibility Of abandoning Russia
and adopting the English view of
Eastern affairs. The organ of the st.
Petersburg Slavonic party regards war
as imminent. and begin to discuss III
what localities the Austrians will be
concentrated to resist the Russian
attack.
LONDON, June 7.-Dispatches from
Berlin says. considerable measures have
been created there by the sudden re-
turn Of Prince Bismarck from Luxens-
burg for the protracted conferences
with the Emperor. Uneasiness is in
creased by the announcement of the
Emperor's departure for Ems is post
->.-~a Tia rn,nar connects the events
with certain exaggerated Claims Ir,,.s.S
in Germany Tor the support by Russia
in her eastern policy, which Prince
Bismarck is reported AS not inclined to
sanction.
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YoI uIA

SAN FRANCISCO, June 6.--Arrived,
bark Samoset, Tacoma bark Aureola,
Seattle.
SAN FRANCISCO, June This IL the
anniversary Of the Pacific Stock En-
change, and Beard the adjourned at the
close Of the morning call until to-nor-
row morning.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Flour, AS
OATS; Extra, 5.oO@55o; Wheat, l;65
Oils; Barley. l:oo@l:5o; Oats, e:oo@
$50; Potatoes, New Red, l:25Gel:75;
Early Rose, l:75@2:oo; old crop all the
WAY from so 10 9oc
Gold closed in New York at 1i2la;
Legal Tenders s4@ssle buying; sei.
@s9a selling
SAX FRANCISCO, June Two more
cases of smallpox Is reported this morn
ing. both whites, one on Dupont STREET
and the other on Commercial street;
both are reported as light attacks which
seems lately to characterize the disease.
Cases at the hospital are progressing
favorably; no new cases known 10
Chinatown, which is always the case
until one dies, when the fact Comes out,
Commence .nent exercises of the Uni
versi,y of California began this morn
ing. the grounds were thronged with
students, alumni and friends; the
weather is very favorable the exercises
will take place in the grove on the
west side Of the grounds which have
been prepared for the occasion. The
Fourth Artillery band from Port Point
were present. The graduating class
number3o, being the largestin the hist
DRY Of the University.
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q u z q . =

PORTLAND, June 6.-Rrturns thus
far received sre ~ irncotnplete that il u
impossible TO say with certsinty how
the election has resulted The Demo
Gratis claim clear majority Gu joint
ballot The whole county ticket Ia
Mul:noEnah County II elected with the
exception Of Sheriff, one Senator and
two Representatives. There was great
deal Of scrat ching.
PORTLAND, June Election re-
turns thus far received are incomplete.
1t is impossible 10 say with certainty
how the election has resulted. The
Democrats claim q clear majority on
joint ballot
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WASHINGTON, June 6.-Ths Senate
Foreign Relation Committee, to-day
heard Senator Sargent and the special
San Francisco Commissioners, Pixlay
and Roach, in an argument on the Chi
by the Federal Government to prevent
Immigration Of Mongolian races aud
coolies to this country.
Samuel Ward. whose name has been
mentioned "a authority for tho runor
that $500. 900 had besa disbursed 70
procure the passage Of the Hawaiian
treaty hill. testified before the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means to-day that be
had repeated to several gentlemen what
he had himself heard as an idle rumor
he did not believe there was any truth
in the ruwor. but il there had been it
would have been unprofessional in him
70 say 20.
NEW ORLEANS, June THE Nor
gan steamship Austin struck . snsg and
eank in the river 22 miles below
the city yesterday. She was from Havana
with 700 hogsheads of sugar and another
cargo valued at $50, 600; vessel valued
at $io5 900; no insurance. &t
INV YORK, Jane The Herald is
informed that the recent escape ofFenian
prisoners from Australia was planned
in this city aud carried out by parties
sent FROM here to defray expenses, also
raised in this city. The breaking of
the cable between Java and Australia,
was part of the plan to prevent pur
suit.
New YORK, June Tho Times
Boston dispatch says, Mulligan, in an
interview yesterday stated that Blaine
did not read all the letters contained in
the package obtained from him, and
would not do 50. lie noticed the fact
that the letters read did not correspond
with the memorandum, and says that
Ave letters were read which were
totally irrelevant, and five which had
direct bearing on the matter under in
vestigation
NEW York, June Tt is believed
that Blaine's enemies will make every
possible effort To regain some of the
ground .hey have lost by gathering all
sssainable evidence bearing upon his
case, and making most Of any weak
points they may find in his letters TO
his friends Ito is still buoysnt in
hope Of his final success At Cincinnati,
and i, i, said tina, many who were luke
warm before his late speech are now
enthusiastic in his support
The TriSaafs Washington special
says B.sine's wonderful performance in
the House yesterday has been compared
10 the hurting Of thunderbolt into
the midst Of great assembly Of pco-
pie. IL. f,rst effec, was stunning, and 81
lence for an instant prevailed. but this
was followed by the greatest excitement
and confusion.
Blainc's terrible charge upon Knott
and through him upon the Democratic
party. which has been prosecuting him
in the in,eres, of rival Republican can.
didates for the Presidential nomination
MAS hardly less startling and momen-
tary. The establishment with which il
WAS witnessed both by friends and OPP
pnrents has now given way to . deep
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r N. for that city withou. giving them
an opportunity to see the great advanta.
ges offered by this famous ssa port OF
which they had heard 30 much. The
party Is made up mostly Of business men
OF the Western cities although there W ere
fourteen mayors Of cities and about
twenty representatives of Western pape.s.
During the stay at Brunsuns the party
roamed over the country In search of
adventure and something to cat, and
expressed themselves rs highly pleased
ut the opportunity the break down had
given them of studying Southern life
and the mysteries Of cotton planting, and
life among the lowly, and we may expect
vivid accounts of their researches wlfcn
their correspondence in published.
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The grand excursion of Northern and
Western Merchants that was expected Mt
Port Royal on Saturday afternoon did
not arrive till about eleven o'clock ow-
ing to q smash up I'm the Port Royal
Railroad near Brunson's station. The
citizens ofPort Royal had made great
Preparations for tho reception Of the
tourists and = large table was spread in
the cotton warehouse to which the ad-
mittanco was seventy five cents. Some
Of the excursionists were simple minded
enough to think that the whole five
hundred were to he fed ut the expense
of the citiEens Of Port Royal but they
so"n discovered their error The steam.
or Sedawich w,s on hand 10 carry them
TO Saysan III a"d tho party left ut IL,
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Tho entertainment given by the ladies
for the benefit Of the Baptist church ON
FRIDAY evening was success, the Attrn.
dance being larger than ~as expected
and the receipts very satisfactory. The
ball was handso nelly decorated and vsri
Gus stands presided over by the young
ladies, displayed q variety of articles
that made the unwsry sinner go down in
his pocket and regret. the hard timi,
allowed him to contribute 80 little. FOR
the good of the cause. - -
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FOR - ALE. +,
State Normal School.

Applicants for scholarships in this
school will present themselves for exam
ination at tine office of the School Commits.
sioner in Beaufort on Monday the 27th
1av Of March instant.
This county will be entitled to seven
scholarships under which each student
will be allowed sixty dollars per annum
md will receive thorough training as
teacher, which profession 1t is expected
will be adopted by each graduate of
the school. Candidates must be fifteen
years OF age and should bring certificates
Of good moral charcter, signed by two
OF more responsible citizens.
The examination will be in the ele
mentary english branches.
SHEPARD ID. GILBERT
School Commissioner
= a.
-. Beaufort County.
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The United Statcs Senate, with its
republican majority, aft er several wears
o. discussion, has finally rejected The claim
II finrhback toa seat in that b..dy on
til" ground, deliberately stated, that the
pretended Legislature that went through
the formalIty Of eiecting him was fraut
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We arc requested to acknowledge on
behalf Of about forty of the excurslonis,.,
who remsincd over Saturday night at
Port Royal, the royal treatment received
from Capt. Jas. King and Pilot ]. Du.
Pang, OF the pilot boat Neca. They gave
beds to seven gentlemen, among them
two newspaper men, and on Sunday took
the whole party out to the fleet, giving
them an opportunity to inspect all parts
OF the Dictator and also down to Bny
Point and Hilton Head. Thu party W, re
dehghted with their experience at Port
RoyHl.-Savannah News.
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Dublin J. Walker has been again ar
rrsted charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud IN the issuing IF school checks In
conjunction with school trusters. II
would he very interesting work for our
Rrsnd jury to take hold of this question
and see Ii scme indictments could not be
found In t;iis couatv.
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1t appears, that in the course of the
investigation into the affairs of the
Freedmen's Savings Bank. nnw in pro-
gress. one of the former officers Of the
concern acknowledges that S3OO,OOo OF
The depositor's, money YVES used in 1872,
when Grant was running for his second
term.
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the Legislature adjourns tomorrow
unless the members hear of nm opportu
nifty to serve the state in some as yet ur-
hesrd of case OF fraud, that will I've ut
the same time advantageous to them to
investigate. This is said to have been
= remarksbIy dry session and the mem
.bsss are much discouraged financially.
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To-Holdsrs of Comfy CRse,s or Audited
Claims, prior to No,. J, tsya,

ToHold.rs OF County Checks or Audited
Claims, prior TO No. J, Is1a,
OFrIen os FHs County CoxNispfos.ps,
Beaufort K, e., March 18th, 1915. )
In accordance with the provision OF a Joint rcso.
luton entitled IA joint rssoluion suthorislng tho
ouuuty Commissioners Of Beaufort county to levy
special tAx," dated Abrl 7th 1873, and al act to
aireno the same, approved tho Goth day Of January
A D. 1874, scale proposols will be received at
this Office from particle holding checks or audited
claims contracted prior to November /, 1 20
until
Thursday April 9th, 1870.
Mt 10 O'Clock, NJ at which time said bids will be
opened. aud the Board Of County Commissioners
Will draw orders on the Treasurer to the amount
OF ono 'ousand dollars iu favor Of the person or
persons who shnll have offered the largest pcr
centnm discount their checks or audited clsin,s
Proposals must be addressed to br. Paul Prtch-
ard, Chairman Of the Board are endorsed .'pr
posals for settlement of post indebtedness OF
Beaufort County"
p. PRTTCHARD,
RI. MARTIN,
v. S. SCOTT,
County Commissioners.
Tnos. II. WnEELEn,
Clerk Of Board.
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{: s lrhe Senate on Friday. pa,sieaS:the hill
,a9j tsqnre alis persons sfifllSszsa by law
Sol dishu,se moneys Tor YtLeESstate to
publish simouthly staten spt was passed
to third reading; Also, the act.to prohibit
county treasures from charging commits
sions ON school funds paid ont by them;
also, the bin to appropriate $4,000 of
the phosphate royalty ito the payment
of the balance of safaries of the officers
and attaches Of the. general as ,embly for
services rendered at the present session,
and for contingent expenses Of the same.
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This section WIS visited last Friday
by . very severe gale of wind accompan:
led with extreme cold. A heavy frost
during the night seriously injured all
unprotected gardens, and in some pla-
ees ice was formed. The storm continued
up to yesterday with heavy fall of rain
and that miscrsbiy d=mp cold that.makes
every ono dread to leave the freside.
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Asa meeting ofthe voters (i) Of the
Beaufort precinct. held at the Arsenal
Monday evening l.. Gov. Gleaves, VIM.
Wilson, Tom. Hamilton, Peter Robinson
and Joe Robinson we're elected delegates
TO tho county convention to he held on
the e1st.
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NJ. FRENCH
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1870.

Mr. PolIitxer is loading at his wharf
the British brig Northern Star. Captain
Worthley. Her cargo consists, Of 1000
barrels rosin, $50 tons cotton seed and
30 bales Sea Is'sud cotton. Her distlna.
tion 10 London.
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The Improvement uf The rauti leading
to ''ie d"p"r Is mn impor,a II sihj C. ci
coisi',erati,,n !ng our town co.ncii. ie
deep sapd waJed through u:ai,, =, ever.
one Dir al he RI e. :" Say :,rth;..:- of The
cruc.ty % 'hc ,rllnals ,i.a' ~ for d TO
dr*g ',c,r ,car.; !oa-.s uudcr tn. ,-rr =
"fn lot ~ "r,'r:ir-5 h".s Anr. b ~ t:.nt
may .,e do..t by unl,! tu"ay,, ieulr y
ihg ls,vi. viii meet t,,y nppr ,b.,t;on
of the tixpay'rs ot..,u; town, an, now
Bay Street. has been TIA. .aensed by tn.
rc3urr ctioh 9TH -e. wall it is proper
time t. consider what cah DC don. ;.
abate the evi! ofa rito to the railroad.
Oyster shells are cheap but they do not
seeu To be very duraoie unless cunsl lantly
replen,shed and. "a plank road might be
.ruther too expensive at present unless u
subscription could be started, and the
only available means seems to DC the use
OF SAW dust which can b. had for nothing
but the e1pense Of hauling. AS an un
limited Quantity Of this article can be
had would it not. be we'll 10 sscertsin
What the cost would bc;to spread it >oyer
the road, the quantity required, and ito
duIabilityf ..:S. * ~; ;>'j:%:: =: =:
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The committee appointed by the house
to investigate charges against Judge
Reed reported that they had found moth.
ing to substantia:e any, charge mad G
against him.