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Dsasj.e oss.sss srso 0sss.

CoItxw~. oct is-Oficial r'ufas
ave been received on the vote fer secre-
sry Of state from al the coantif> except
-ismiltcu ard Washington. aud r'iitl'e
asofsicisl ysres from al cs'un'i.-. which
nske BAraes' n.jority tor secretary Uf
sasae 3.iA
AvsWs siosss Destroy 81 ~ Fis~.
rrTT~BS-Ec oci - u S,scc,al tro-l
Edsnhur. Pa. - the Crnnrr-ial ''aztiie
ewes particulars 81 es,ai d,-.fa...a1 90
hat plsct ~ FIRE. ,hi- IA RANG The ne
Sroke ozt a: halt pasl 3 q .,,ck Ia Use rear
4 Wil..eI's livery Siab,r I ,i-eei.
speeding rapidiy. a. ~-'n - ~ "Se'
ne eE;lIc i.ooA T u.,.....-...
" or haad. bat ihtif, z .f-.v 60
~ IN insarscic7cv Cd. vs'... T..
a. l. estimated a. - tOi - $40
largely insgrs-d Ia" lGaiTri sn4i@'
ave bull iiu-s were tg;ard al ite'
alnos, ccrarl,tely 1,s'reyci Tn, .-
much sufT r,ns srp 'a = toe i">-r, \ rels,'
comm -,;,. has boa ur-anizei. ard en-
tr,bu1i,..., from ja-Gnt ioN s an1 farmers
in the vcia.iy ar l-ing distributed 10
the homt'tss.
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sax FEAN.ISco. O,t. I5-Tbr I. =
steamer Tdscsrora is c,lhiL- w the CaaT-
mel, having in toS the Hawaiian brig
Niole, on fire The Tusrsrn-s, coming
M the cna>: from Mexico. discovered the
viol., M fire YESTERDAY afternoon I'll Hal!
Moon hav The SET Wa too heavy Al the
me TO approach the hr;- but the steamer
aid ~ and piloicd her into Half Moon
.ay, where her Passengers aud mails were
nut anie. The Iu>carora then to,N
ner 10 tow for this port. The Violet ha> =
csrgo on board valued %, about - 500,
including lot Of lim" grrpnwlcr and
other combusiibles. She left this port ten
Jays ago for Honolulu, and viii probably
have To- lie scu,tled and the cargo will
likely prove total loss. The origin of
b he fire is not known.
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN.

There are many at the age OF thirty to
sixty who are troubled with to frequent
evacuation of the bladder, often accom-
panied by slight smarting or burning
in a manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits a
ropy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small particles ofalbumen will
appear, or the color will be of a thin milk
ish hue, again changing to a dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men
who die of this difficulty ignorant of the
cause. which is the second stage of semin-
al weakness. DIR. $. will guarantee per-
feet cure in all such cases, and IL healthy
restoration of the genitO-urinary organs.
OFFICE HoURs-10 10 and 6 to 8. SUIT
DAYS from 10 to IL A. N. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, So.
Call or address.
DIR. SPlNNEY & co.
No. 70 Kearny ~, San Franisco.
san Francisco, Cal, Apl. Is, 1878. l:v
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CzEts--F as..Ft,iI & Kan Esf@ Sc sist
-ss~ls-s' lhs fl,a.t lsr 80 Poke ..yrs.
AazsTs- aisr~s -saf-sa Fls~-af.e 4 g., fis.l,.-
- az. ser l-t--. /. 1ss.a.
TIE ~ 81 ll'.- a r-sa. i..r.
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Sewing Machines.

iIc NU:VUTHtetI slnSef and New WILSON.
and all other leading machines.
Why do You pay from five to ten dollars
per month for your sewing. when you can
rent Singer Sewing Machine tor live dol
lars per month, and each months rent 20
toward paying for the same. Each ma
cnlne furnished with attachments Tor ali
Kinds OF work, and is warranted for five
years. Over 100000 OF these popular ma
chimes sold in 1877. I am prepared to sell
for cash, on time or rent 1000 of these
machines in the next few months.
G. II. TALCOTT.
Agent ofthe Singer Manufacturing Co.
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Notice of Administration.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
traitors upon the estate Of Levi Shelton. de-
ceased, late OF Thurston county. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested
to mako immediate payment. and all
claims against 1t must be presented within
barred. JOHN 4. SHELTON,
Administrator,
JULIA SHELTON.
Administrators.
Olympia, Sept. 20, 1878.
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SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENTS,

For all Machines, Sent by mail. nostna;a
IN either currency orpostage stamps, at the
following prices: VIII
! boz. Needles, IS cents.
Rui1lcrs, 81 so.
Set of Hemmers, four widths, with Bind.
err, 81 00.
Tuckmarker, 81 90.
COrdcr, 81 co.
Quilter, rs cents.
Thread Cutter, IS cents,
Oil Can, IS GEMS.
Oil Can Holder, IS cents.
Screw Driver, % cents.
In ordering, always give name Of ina.
chime you want attachments for. Oil can.
not he sent by mali.
O. Remember the place.
G. II. TALCOTT,
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
December 8. 1877. Sly
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TT restores hearing and strengthens the
Il Eyesight. 1t is not <sUACK NOS
TRUM. Its effects are permanent. 1t has no equal.
1t ts neither aSTIMULANT nor EPXITANT, but it
will do the work thoroughly and vel.
DIR. MINTlE d CO.'S great success in tho above
complaints is largely due to the of this wonder.
full Medicine.
Price 81 60 per bottle. or four times the quantity
for $40. sent secure from observation upon RE-
CEIPT OF PRICE.
None genuine without the signature orthe propri-
eior, A. T.. MINTIE, NJ. ID.
Physicians say these troubles cannot be cured.
The VITAL RESTORATIVE and Dr. Mintie &
Co.'S Special Treatment testify positively that they
can.
Consultation Free.
Thorough examination and advice, including anal
ysis, S. Address
DIR. e. A. NINTIE 4 Co.,
Graduate of University OF Pennsylvania. and late
Resident Surgeon Orthapedc Hospital, Philadel.
Branch Office No. 155, corner Second and
Morrison Streets, Portland,
20. Box 648,
Or II Kearney Street. San Francisco.
Office hours-10A A. M. to 8 p. NJ. daily: to even
ings. Sundays II A. N. to T. N. emily.
August II, 1873. 39:ly:3p
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THE DAILY INTELLIGEyCER f.
THE WEEKLY fNTELLIGENCER.
Official Press Of King County
Friday, July 90, 1878.


The political cauldron is again be-
ginning to boil, and central committees
are astir arranging and rearranging
states and platforms and programmes.
In the first chalking out of this work
it IS we'll to apprehend clearly what
are the real lines of issue that concern
the people, and which their interests
require to be maintained. In this re-
gard there are no merely party issues
that can compare in importance as af-
fecting the entire body Of the people of
the Territory, with that of internal
improvements. In word, the life of
this Territory hinges on q railroad
across the mountains. We have been
robbed. We are still being robbed of
our own Legitimate wealth which
should be ours TO possess and enjoy as
q community. and we will continue to
be 30 robbed until We get means of
transportation to center in and bind
together and unity our own Territory.
The people of Washington Territory
ere all poor to- day and will always be
mere vassals and poems under the en-,
slavement Of non resident capital until
we get our railroad across the noun
tains. The Government in justice and
equal fairness owes us assistance TO get
this railroad across our Territorial do
main. All other political claims al
fecting the people of the Territory
throughout its entire extent, are as o
rush-light to the MONDAY glow of the
sun. compared to this issue of para
mount Importance. The country cannot
be settled up; markets cannot be OBJ
tanned whether for produce, or goods or
manufactures without this road All
enterprise is stified excepting it can be
secured. There is no section of the
Territory which is not more interested
in it than any other political issue Be
not blinded, citizens, by the specious
Establishments and hoodwinking fala-
cies of the plundering enemies of our
Territory's growth. but vote, when you
vote. for yourselves and the well-being
Of yourselves and your households.
In the framing of platforms and Sc
lection of candidates to bear the stan l.
ard of our Territory's cause in the com.
ing campaign. reference should be had
chiefly to this main issue, and none
should carry the vote of any constitu-
ency whose voice gave forth any uu-
certsin ring touching this vital ques-
ton or whose position or record are no,
planted firmly and squarely on that
platform.
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OF fees to be charged and collected by
such OF the county and precinct officers
as may De designated therein, for SER
wees to be performed by them respec-
lively; and where salaries are provided.
the same shall be payable only ont OF
the fees actually collected. in all cases
where fees are prescribed. All fees,
perquisits and emolunents. above the
amor'' 4 such salaries, shall be paid
into the County Treasury.
SEC. 0. No person shall be eligible
to any county office unless he shall be
qualified elector, and have resided in
the county one year next preceding his
election, except as otherwise provided
In this Constitution.
SEC. TO- In case of a vacancy occur
ing in the office of either the Secretary
OF State. State Treasurer, or State Su-
perintendent eff Public Instruction, the
Governor shall fill the same by appoint
ment; aud in case of q vacancy In any
county, precinct, municipal or school
officer, the same shall be filled in such
manner as may be prescribed by law.
AMENDMENTS.
SECTION /. Any amendment Or
amendments to this Constitution may
De proposed in either branch of the
Legislature; and if the same shall be
agreed to by two-thirds of the members
elected to each of the two Houses. such
proposed amendment or amendments
shsll be entered on their Journals. with
the ayes and noes taken thereon, and be
submitted to the qualified electors of
the State for their approval. at the
next general election and if the people
shall approve and ratify such amend
ment or amendments. by majority of
the electors voting thereon, the same
shall become part of this Constitution,
and proclamation thereof shall be
made by the Governor.
Pr0cided. That, if more than one
amendment be submitted, they shall be
submitted in such manner that the
people may vote for or against such
amendments separately. The Legisla.
ture shall also cause the amendments
that are to be submitted to the people,
to be published in some weekly news
paper, in every county where such
newspaper is published, throughout the
State.
SEC. ?. Whenever two-thirds Of the
members elected to each branch of the
Legislature shall deem 1t necessary t.
call Convention, to revise, or amend
the general Constitution. they shall re-
commend to the electors to vote at the
next election for or against convention;
and if majority of oil the electors
voting at said election shall have voted
for a convention. the Legislative. rhall,
at the next session, provide ., i.s for
calling the same; and such convention
shall consist of number of members,
not less than that of the most numer-
Gus branch of the Legislature.
SEC. 3. Any Constitution adopted by
such convention shall have 10 validity
unit! it has been submitted to, and
adopted by the people.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Exclusively to the
DAILY .I.y'TELLIGE.STER,
rHE ONLY. NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2i-The Ne
vsds Bank has reduced the limit on
loans on California to s.. The limi. On
Con. Virginia remains as before-$5.
The Nevada Bank has sold .O0O. 900
ounces fine silver to the government
payable in standard dollars. to be de-
livered Immediately in equal quantities
at the San Francisco and Carson minis.
1t has been decided to wind up the
business of the late Isaac Fricdlander
with all possible dispatch. The will
was filed for probate q few days ago,
and letters of administrsti ton will be
issued Monday. The successors 10 his
business. so far as there can he any sue
cession, will be Robert Emmet Doyle
and Chas. Wilson. who will take the
shipping portion. and Lewis McLauflin
and Edward +. Bent. who will take
the wheat portion. All these gentle.
men were in the Office with the de-
ceased, and Mr.. DOYLE has been his
chief clerk for years.
Martin White has levied an assess
ment of III per share, delinquent Sept.
Sd.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 2i-John Heit-
mann, German saloon keeper. suicided
this afternoon in the back room of his
saloon. corner of Berry and Fifth
streets. He inflicted the cut Of his arm
with u razor, but not being satisfied
with the result hung himself to a
rafter.
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of Pennsylvania, made an address. A
committee was appointed to prepare a
plan of permanent organization to be
submitted to every bank in the State.
NEW YORK. July PA Wilkesbarrs
letter in the Tribune gives the CONVEX
sation of gentleman engaged in a
manufacturing bushes il one of the
northern counties OF Pennsylvania. He
says: The chances are we shall have
much more serious trouble within the
next two months than that which came
upon us unexpectedly last summer.
Preparations are being made for q
simultaneous strike all over the coun-
try on the railroads, at mines, in many
of the largest manufacturing establish
ments, aud nothing but the utmost
vigilance on the part of the State au-
thoritie. and such preparation as will
make i. possible TO crush out the move
ment instantly, will prevent one of the
worst calamities that has ever befallen
this country, The 18th of June had
been actually fixed for the stlike, and
the outbreak would certainly have
taken place then or soon after but for
preparations made to preserve the
peace by Governor Hartranft, A Chi
cago representative of the strikers. on
his way to New York, stopped over at
HornellsviIe, and said to bis friends
that they ought to take the property OF
the rich, and they ought especially to
break open the banks. take all the
money and divide it."
CHICAGO, July 24.-It has been dis
covered that in the last election for
Congressman from the ID district of Ill
inois, that certified returns in the office
Of the Secretary of State. show that the
vote was, George r. Davis, 4,436; Car
ter II. Harrison, present incumbent,
14,39l, giving Davis an actual majority
Of As. The returns made up at the
time of election. gave Harrison a ma
jority Of 642. Col. Davis this morning
expresses his intention of contesting
the the seat on the grounds furnished
by these figures. but it is believed that
it is too late in the session TO accom-
Ilish anything.
BosToN. July 24.-The committee OF
the creditors Of the Boston Betting Co
began its investigation to day. 1t is
said all the stock will be wiped out and
new company be formed. The bank:
hold $62S.000 of the paper of the cor.
poration, $22l 900 of notes endorsed by
the Boston Betting Co. and John G.
Tappan s. Co, $4,000 of notes en-
dorsed by j. G. Tappan Il Co, and Geo
Allen & Co, Boston commission mer-
chants handling large quantities OF
crude rubber. $4,000 of notes endorsed
by John G. Tappan Il Co, ami Henry
L. Durant, a note for $1,000
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Secretary
Schurz has decided that settler on the
Kansas Pacific railroad had right tc
pre-empt railroad lands for a dollar
and a quarter an acre, providing the
company had not previously disposed
Of them. This was under clause il
the charter from Congress that al
lands granted to the railroad unsolG
after three years from the completion
of the road. should be open TO pre-.
emp.ion at the price stated.
/
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EAST sr. Louis. H.. July "a
Everything 10 quiet here this morning
Sheriff Weber says he viii Keep the
militia here as long as necessary, bu,
thinks it will not be required beyond
to-day.
SARATOGA. July si-At the conven
ton of managers of savings banks Of
the State to-day, Governor Hartrsnft,
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ARTICLE /.

The boundaries of the State Of Wash
inston shall be as follows:
Commencing one marine league west
from the mouth of the middle of the
north ship-channel of the Columbia
River; thence, along the northern
boundary of the State of Oregon. up
said river, to where the forty sixth par
allel of north latitude intersects the
same near the mouth of the Walls
Walla River: thence east, along said
channel TO where il intersects the mid
die of the main channel of Snake River;
thence, southeriy. along said channel of
Snake River. TO where il intersects the
forty fifth parallel of north latitude;
thence, east along said parallel, TO
where it intersects the meridian thirty
seven degrees and thirty minutes west;
thence, north along said meridian to
where il intersects the crest Of the Bit
ter Root Mountains; thence, northwest
erly, along the crest of said mountains,
TO where il intersects the thirty ninth
meridian west, thence. north. along
said meridian TO the boundary line of
the British Possessions; thence, westerly
along the line of the British Possessions
TO a point one marine league west from
the mouth of the middle channel of the
Straits of San Juan de Euca: thence,
southerly. distance Of one marine
league west from the east shore of the
Pacific Ocean, 10 the place of begin
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ARTICLE III.
EMINENT DOMAIN.

SEcrraN l. The State shall have con-
current jurisdiction on al rivers border.
ing on the State, so far as such rivers
shall form a common boundary TO the
State and any other State or Territory,
now or hereafter to be formed and
bounded by the same.
SEC. >. The title to all lands and
other property. which has accrued to
the Territory of Washington by gift,
grant. purchase. forfeiture, or otherwise,
shall be vested in the State.
SEC. 5. The people of the State, in
their Sovereignty. are declared to pos
sess the ultimate property in and to all
lands within the jurisdiction of the
State; and all lands. the title to which
shall fail from Il defect of heirs. shall
revert or escheat TO the State.
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BORN

PARkER-In Renton, July Goth, to the wife of
Leroy Parker, daughter.
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The Committee also recommends, subject to
any change to De made by the respective County
commune =, that the various County Conventions
be held at the County Seat on SATURDAY. the osth
day OF September. 1878. ct the hour OF O'clock
p n, and that the primary meetings 70 elect del.
egates TO the County Conventions DO held n IN.
noaf OF one O'Clock p. n. OF Saturday the 2lst asy
OF September. 1878. ct the voting places in escS
precinct. This Recommendation 10 Intended onlv
Tor those counties which have no Central Com.
mit'ee. or when they fail to act
BY order Of the Territorial Republican Cent<,l
Committee. DANIEL BARLEY
Chairman Of the Committee.
BYRON BARLOW, Secretary
Ne" Tacoma, '" L. July 1878, iy2t-dwtf
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REPUBLICAN,
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION

PY ORDER OF THE REPUBLICAN TERRI.
u torisl Central Committee. duly assembled
pursuant to notice this 18th day Of July, A. d.
1878, at New Tacoma Washington Territory, no.
uce is hereby given that REPUBLICAN TERRI.
TORIAL CONVENTION is called to assemble At
Vancouver. Clarke County. W. T., on
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THE CONSTITUTION.

The following parts of the Constitu-
ton have been finally adopted by the
Cor vention and enrolled
PREAMBLE.
We. the people, grateful to the Su-
preme Ruler of the Universe for our
freedom, in order to secure and perpet-
uate its blessings, form more indie
pendent and perfect government, estab,
lish justice, insure tranquility, provide
for the common defense and promote
the general welfare, do ordain and es-
tablish this Constitution for the State
of Washington.
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ning-including all the islands and
parts of islands within said boundaries.
within the jurisdiction of the United
States
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SECTION l. The government of the
State shall be divided into three seps-
rate and destinct departments, to wit :
The Legislative, the Executive, and
the Judicial
SEC ,. No person. or collection of
persons, holding any position in or exer-
cising any authority under one of these
departments, shall hold any office in or
exercise any authority whatever under
either Of the others, except such as may
b. expressly provided for in this Con-
stitution.
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Wednesday, the 9Th day Of October, 1878,

at the hour OF ten O'Clock, A. NJ, OF said dsy for
the purpose OF nominating . candidate for n,le.
gate to Congress. and for the transaction O. :. h
other business as Will properly come beforr :.
The Committee has fixed the apportionu,., .
Delegates TO said Convention as follows. 9 =.
delegate at large. for every county in the Terri.
tory. and one additional delegate for every one
one hundred votes cast In each county AZ the gen.
eral election in 1876. for tho Republican Csndi.
date for Delegate to Congress. Upon this basis
the various Counties of the Territory will be en-
lows: =" ava
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