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LOOK to YOUR INTEREST !
The Robbins Washing Machine

The undersigned is General Agent for
the State Of Tennessee for the sale OF TINS
machine, and he claims
lSt. 1t will save. compared to the Ole
wlsh-hourd plan, twice the price OF the
machine in the wear OF clothes III one
year.
ID. 1t will save all rubbing and consc-
Qurnt tearing.
Sd. IL will save the average taxes to the
family who pay 80 cents per week for
washing bS the old plan.
lth. The washer viii last a lifetime,
and cannot get out OF order.
9th. The most delicate woman can use
it without taxing her strength or impair
ing her health.
The following certificate, from we'll
known persons IN franklin county, speaks
tor itself, and many more could be gwen:
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The
undersigned do hereby certify that MIR.
Geo. 7. Lee has tested his washing ma
chine before lis, and we unlIcsltatinsly
say that it is all that he claims for 1t.
" VI Holder. W Sells, AJ Skldmorc,
Mrs NJ \ Sells. " L Oakley, Susan Me-
kinney. MN Matthews. Mary Mckinney,
Benz SELLS. L \ Thurman. Is Duiicld. X II
Williams, " V Braslcy. TJ Gaines. Ellis
Days, Il llanilcy. W J BlcdSoe, A 5 En-.
brcy, Jno + Vaughan. j Buttcrwortl', J
b LvOncy, and many others.
sE-Iook to your interest, and call upon
the undersigned for privileges to agents
IN different counties.
G.. +. LEE.
Winchester, Franklin coanty, Tenn.
aprt-tf
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Chancery Sales
For June 3D., 1873.

james W Sharp ct ais W, Jesse Il. Sharp
and others,
by virtue of u decree OF the Cliancery
Court Of Franklin county, Tenn " pro-
noun, ed NJ It's March Special adjourned
Term, 1873, IN above cause, ! VIII, on
Monday, June 81. 1873,
Ut the Courthouse door In Winchester,
Tenn, sell 10 the highest bidder, on IL
credit olslN and twelve months, the 3lA-
acre tract 0i land described In the plead
lngs. situated ~ the 1T civil district OF
said county, aud adjoining the lands Of
DrW a Harris, j II Becker, j NJ McSabb
and others. Partic lar description given
on day of sale.
Notes with approved security required
of the purchaser, and a lien retained.
This April I'D ISIS,
7. II. FINCH, G. Il NJ.
apr2j-tds SIS
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FOR SALE !

A wcli-waterel farm Of GOO acres. on Elk
river at Mann's Ford, Z mile, from Win.
C, eater. Will be sold on very easy terms
Apply to Nh: BLACK
sepa0 Winchester. Tenn.
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VIM. A, GIL. Jr, admir-, &C., vs. +, II.
Bra2ier 1T NJ.
BY virtue Of n decree OF the Chnncery
Court ut Franhlln county, Tenn ;, pro-
nounrcd ut IT. April Tenn, 1877. and reNiv-
ed NJ February Term, lSiI, In above cauoc,
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Monday, June 81, 1878,

ut the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Fem, sell to the highest bidder, on u
credit Of one and two wears, except 10 per
cent. in cash, tho tract Of land Described
IL the ~plrudingS, ly ing In The 2d civil dis
ol said county, adjoining the lands
Of Elijah BrlZicr ana Others. \ plat will
be exhibited on day OF sale. Buildings to
at 81 per acre.
Note. with good security required Of
the purchaser, and II lien retained,
Tlis April I'D, lS7S,
4. II. FINCH, ca II.
aprlj-tds So
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
state.

State.
GOVERNOR ANDREW II. DILL.
1T. GovEaNYR-JOHN FEErIG.
SUPREME JUDGR-HENRY p. ross.
SEQ. OF INT. AFPAIRs- J. SIMP. AFRICA.
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-neaking of The rival Democratic cal

-7pcaking of the rival Democratic can
didates in this district for Congress, the
Wilkes Barre Record Of the Times says
From private adyices we learn that Klotz
has declared his determination to make the
run at all hazards, let the consequences be
what they may to him or to his Democratic
rival. Captain Brockway, ofcourse, regards
his own nomination as the regular one, and
will go into the fight with energy and de-
termination. The Democratic party is, or
has been, in an overwhelming majority in
the Eleventh district; whether there are
enough Democrats left in it for two Demo
cratic parties remains to be seen, if both
Klotz and Broclway stick for the fight. Fol
lowing is last years in the several coun-
ties COMPRISING the district:
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On Tuesday evening of last week the
Democratic Conference Of the Eleventh Con-
gressioaal district placed in nomination
Maj. Robert Klotz,of Mauch Chunk, as their
candidate fon Congress. Commenting upon
the nomination of Mr.. Klotz, the Hazleton
Sentinel Independently says: lie made hard
and honorable fight for the nomination, and
succeeded, against the combined efforts of a
host of foes in his own political household
which must go to his credit account. He
was attacked in flank and rear by means
honorable and dishonorable by lifelong
trusted friends, and he has achieved a pre-
liminary victory, which is only a precursor
Of a still greater triumph at the polls He
has served his country in various capacities,
and has an honorable record of which he is
justly proud. He appeals to the people 10
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AT the Cabinet meeting Tuesday the
heads of the several Departments presented
their estimates forthe next fiscal year. These
estimates, it is said, are reduced to the low
est practicable figures, owing to the decline
in revenue, and the aggregates, excepting a
deficiency in the Post-oilice Department and
an increased expenditures in the Indian
Bureau, will not vary materially from the
appropriations for the present fiscal year.
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Chairman Devices of the National par
ty denies that there is any truth in the re-
port teleGraphed from Harrisburg that con-
ference has taken place between the Demo-
cratic and the National leaders, in which
the Democrats admitted their inability to
carry the State ticket and proposed as a for
lorn hope to unite with the Nationals in Sc
curing the Legislative districts, SO as to
elect the United States Senator.
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Our State Canvass,

We clip the following extract from Phil
adelphia letter TO the New York Sun. 1t
will no doubt prove interesting to our read
ers: A good deal of figuring is going on
just now. The battle waging so iiercely in
Pennsylvania seems upon the surface to be
the most important political struggle for
years. There is so much uncertainty as to
what the result will be that interest is kept
up to fever heat. Chairman Speer of the
Democratic State Committee issues his or
ders from his headquarters at Eleventh and
Grard streets, and places his men where
they will do the most good. Matthew S.
Quay is assigning his speakers from the Re-
publican Headquarters 1.-THE rate of dozen
or more a night, and is completely covering
the State. Gen. Harry Hoyt, the Republi-
can candidate for Governor, is doing some
talking in his own behalf, and ex-senator
Dill gets on to the stump quite frequently,
but is relying considerably upon Senator
Wallace TO help him into the Gubernatorial
chair. Chairman Devices, the National
man, is showing Mason up here and there,
and so the fight wages. Who is to win?
That is just the question each State Com
mittee is asking itself daily. Quay and
Speer are both very confident.
Pennsylvania has been looked upon as
surely Republican at any trying time for
years. Republicans, however, began to way
er some time ago. Cameron got q little
frightened. Iartanfg got little frighten-
ed. In fact, everybody ofnote trainingwith
the Cameron clan got little frightened, As
one of the results of il, Quay was sent TO
Philadelphia TO run the campaign.
The fight this year is not SO partisan in its
nature as might at first be supposed. As far
as national politics are concerned, it makes
really but little difference which way the
State goes, now that it has fallen into line
with the other November States. The Con-
/ gressional delegation will have a Republ-
can majority in the Presidential year in any
event, As the next United States Senate
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The louisiana Republicans have joined
hands with the Grecnback-nationals and,
SAYS the New York Herald, have made at
least two fit and proper nominations for such
a mongrel combination. Madison Wells
and Thomas C. Anderson, heads Of the no.
torious Returning Board are their candidates
for Congress in two districts, and are, it
seems, not unlikely to be elected. They
are now both federal oilice-holders. II will
be a bitter pill to honorable Republicans to
see these two men Republican Representa-
tives in Congress. We do not see on what
party ground the Democrats can object to
their opponents electng men of this stamp.
But, surely, common prudence on the part
of the Republicans would lead them to de-
sire the defeat of Wells and Anderson. One
thing, however, is certain, it will be much
better for the Democratic party to see such
men fairly elected than to try to prevent
their choice by any such violence as is prac-
tised in South Carolina.
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County.
CoNaREss-ROBERT KLoTz.
STATE SENAToR-ALJEN CRAIG,
AssEMBLY-J. @ ZERN,
MICH. CASSIDY.
Asso JUDGE-CHAS. MEDNDSEN.
co. TREAsURER-MAX. SCHwEIBINZ.
REG. d RECoRDER-BERNARD PHILLIPS.
CO. CoNyTIssIoEERs-J. J. GALLAGHER.
JOSIAH ANDREAS.
CoRoNER-DR. p. d. KlGISER.
AUDIT lIls-H. A. BFLTZ
SAMUEL MOTHER.
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The recent decision of the Commission
er of Internal Revenue.that persons who sell
patent-medicine bitters" either by the
drink or in unbroken packages, are liquor
dealers and liable to special tax, will take
effect on the lst of Januaay next, instead Of
the lst Of November, as heretofore ordered.
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"A violent storm originating Off the coast
of Florida on Sunday last, struck the Middle
Atlantic coast before daylight Wednesday
morning and did immense domage. In
Philadelphia, the wind for three hours had
a velocity of from fifty to siXty-four miles
per hour, and for few minutes during the
hight of the storm, it reached a velocity Of
seventy-two miles. Nearly 400 buildings
were unrooled and lis were partly demol-
ished % churches, and 20 factories, ware
houses, mills, schools, markets and depots
were damaged; vessels were sunk ordam-
aged and five persons were killed and a
large number injured The storm was al
most or quite as violent at Chester, Lam
caster, Reading, Scranton, Wlkesbarre,
Pottstown and other points in the interior
Of the States and it also did great havoc
in New Jersey. Its greatest force seems to
have been expended in these two States,
1t moved directly northward, with great
energy, and at midnight was central at
Montreal
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1t is not to be presumed that these figures
will remain the same the present year. The
Greenbackers claim to have made large gains,
especially in Carbon, Columbia, Monroe and
Pike. Last years vote was very light, but
the above figures may serve as some kind
of a guide on which to base calculations and
and estimates. We regard Gen. Albright's
chances by no means hopeless underline cir
cumstances.
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give him their confidence by electing him
as their representative at Washington, and
we believe they will respond with an over
whclming aye on the 9th of next Novem-
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IEEPUBLuCAN TICKET.

State.
GovERNoR-HENHYM NJ. HOYT
1T. GovERNoR-CIIARLES W. STONE.
SUPREME JUDGE-JAMES P. STIRRETT.
SIC. INT. AFFAIRs-A. X, DUNKEL.
County.
CONGRESS CHARLES ALBRIGHT.
AssgbIBLY-W. NJ. RAPSHER.
i, NELL BOYLE,
ASSOCIATE JUDGE-THO MAS JOHN.
REG AND REC.-ED. CIVILIAN.
CO. TREAsURER-RALPHC CORBY.
Co. CoMAnssIoNERs- W. HUDSON.
JAMES ASH.
CoRoNER-DR. NJ. ]. DONNELLY.
AUDIToRs-PAUL l. KEIFER,
D. b. ALBRIGHT.
co. sURvEYoR-W F. YARRINGToN.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE s. ls7s-TRPLE SHEET

present. soldier has been stabbed AZ Danizie, and
tho centres fired on.
CONSIDERATION
The Ministry OF State Ii considering measures Tor
Immediate adoption the Interest Of order and pub
lie security, and also what shall be sub
mitted 10 tho Federal Council
ARREST sTrpxSIA
The Standards Berlin correspondent says that four
studens have been arrested, charged with completely
In the attempt to assassina,s tho Emperor.
ADVICE
The same correspondent is assured that Germany
has invited tho Powers consider necessary measures
for checking conspirators located abroad.
ONE cHARM FRENCH PRESS LAWS
The Paris Pays is TO DO prosecuted for saying that
the French republicans responsible for obilinas
crime.
IT MEET.
Tho meeting Of tho Socialist Congress At Gotha has
been forbid
MUST DIE
The Standards Berlin despatch says:--"Or Nobi-
ling has had some lucid moments He tried TO tear
on his bandages, bat was prevented from doing So"
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ELECTION OF ALDERMEN.

ALBANY, Juno 7, 1878.
Tho following Is the full text OF the act amending
thcact 10 rcorgonizo the local government Of New
York, which was signed yesterday BY tho
Governor, and is now chapter 400 Of the Session
laws. The bill was introduced by Mr.. Purdy in tho
House and BY Senator Robertson In the Senate pass
ing both houses with little opposition. Is UNDER
stood have been intended to the defeat OF
Alderman Purroy in tho upper wards and Is tho act
tor which Purdy 10 undergoing discipline" NJ tho
SECTION I-seciton OF chapter 335 Of the Laws Of
1873, omitted IAN Act TO Reorganze the Local Gov
OF the CITY Of New York" ~ hereby amended
IS TO read rs ioliows:-
SxcrroN 4-The Board OF Aldermen In Office shall
until tho first Mondsy in January In the year
.ss.sa There snail 30 t"sn.s.s~o" Aidsrm.a slecsss
4 genss..s state election which shall oeea. =
In the territory embraced In each senate district.
1871 and ,haii DO residents OF the dsrc. which
.hsy are ess ;s but no voter .h. vote tor mere
viii; Within the twenty .hsa and T~snsy fourth w.rs.
:S ss s': s' $ @s s.
elected zig e =: Voted %,
four e n: said ana IL. voter. q
sf;s
."a
!: elected : iei! Board q Alds,msn: herein.
Sersat.er occur In til. hoard Of xssrnsn by reason
81 the mss Board Or .s ss
all the members elected TO said Board, and the
until the LIST day Of January At noon next
cesd,ng the nrst gsnersi election occurring mot
but not beyond the expiration Of tho In which
such vacancy shall occur" ana ~ such
tlon "a person" shall BIO elected TO- serve the
remainder. II nny. Of such unexpircd term.
From the termn alton Of the OF ONCE the
BoarI OF Assistant Aldermen. herein provided. the
BOARD Of shalt alone constitute she Common
Council aud shall exercise the entire legislative
said city.
The quotations iLdicate matter In tho act and
wherein the original charter provisions Of 1873
altered
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HONORS TO LORD DUFFERIN.

OTTAWA, Ont, June Z, 1878.
Lord and Lady Dunerin aud suite took their depar-
ture this morning tor the East. A large cmbisgo
was a. the wharf bid them farewell The party
will stop at Quebec until the arrival OF the steamer
Scandinavian, by which portion OF His Excellency's
family leave for England Lord ana Lady Duferin
will accompany them short distance to sea- and viii
then be takon on BY the government steamer DRUID.
which w,ll bring thcm Tadousac, where they will
spend tho summer months
MONTREAL, Quebec, June Z, 1878
ON the arrival OF the Governor General here this
evening, for Quebec he presented by the
President OF the Montreal Curling Club with = fare
well address, accompanied by oil painting repro
senting mo club ut play. His Excellency replied in
feeling terms large number oil people were present,
who chccred thor Exccllencies cntn usiastically.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. \
OYYIcE or THx CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHfSoToS, June 81 A. NJ


OYYrcE or THw CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsnfSoToS, June 81 AN
Indications.
Fer Now England falling barometer, except tom.
porary rse 10 the eastern portion nearly stationary
from northeast to southeast followed by rain areas.
For the South Atlantic and Middle Atlantic States,
lower PRESSURE increasing southery 10 oastery Winds
generally warmer, partly cloudy or cloudy weather
and frequent rains. followed BY local storms
: For tho Cult states, falling followed by rising
barometer, warmer. partly cloudy or cloudy weather,
rain areas and south TO west winds, vcering In the
West Gulf 10 cooler northeriy.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, low followed
by rising barometer, partly cloudy weather. frequent
rains, local storms and southsrly winds shiling
20 cooler west and north
For tho upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, rising and stationary, fol.
lowed by falling barometer cool nortnessterIy wnds,
shifting TO warmer southcry or casterIy, partly
cloudy weather and occasional rains.
FOR the lower lake region, falling, tom porariy fol.
lowed BY rising barometer nearly stationary tempcra.
turc cloudy or partly cloudy weather. rain areas and
Increasing northcastcrly winds, possibly shifting 10
sou,noasteriy Saturday night.
Tho Mississippi Rivor will continue slowly rising
a. Lsavcnworth
Chicago, Grad Haven, Ludpston, Apens, Port Huron
Detroit. Toledo, sandusky, Cleveland, Eric, Buffalo,
Rochester Oswego, Cape Lookout, and arc ordered
for Sandy Hook. Barncgai, Atlantic City, Cape May,
Norfolk. Cape Henry, Kitty Hawk and Cape Hatterss.
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CUBA.

CELEBRATING TIE RETURN OF PEAcE-PRo-
POSED DEPARTURE OF CAPTAIN GENERAL
JovELLAR FOR SPAIN. Hm
- HAVANA, Juns 7, 1875
The war in the island OF Cuba is finished. The in
surrection IL entirely ~ an cnd Vicente Garcia will
leave the island for ST. Thomas All the insurgents
In the Eastern Department have laid down their arms.
General Martinez Campos is expected At Havana IN q
few days, when peace win be ofncialIy proclaimed
Proclamalions the soldiers and the inhabitants Of
The island will be issued shortly. Captain General
J0vcar Will soon depart Tor spain, Martinez Camp0s
remaining as Captain General Great festivities in
celebration o. peace are IN progress IN Santiago de
Cuba Much enthusiasm Is manifested every whore.
PrsparaItons q celebration Havana are making
ON q large scale. Triumphal arcoes are buiidn 4.
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Nsw YoWx. uus T. is7A
Hon PxrsR coorxn and WALTER -. snurs. Esa
DgAR nins- alton ct YESTERDAY. settira
forth the necessity Immediate rope the esunp
ton act and bringing Of the potsnee that fses
before the minds ct the Coprress
received duty considered and bette wing much
good will execution of pian tbers.
tore all LEADERS of the Natonsi party
different meet In Washington. u. a.. on Moa.
day jane ~ order that united apps al m
b. made to those Ia authority TO pass the IN Respect
tuily. u. w. rTUhGEUN.
Chsirrna National Executive Committee Nstensi Party
Tue persons who assemble under this call viii rsaaa
during the o the coming The headquarters
will DO the National Hotel. whcte special svss
tor Accommo dattons
Tbc Whole Of the letter ~ request and the call are
given here because the entire hard have
fused to publish ~.
-, go. .,,lot rorrs n Wa lu,ton
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EXTRADIIION IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, June Z, 1873.
Francis Kane, for whose extradition on the charge
OF attempted homicide in Portland. Mo, an apDiica-
ton was made a Judge here, has been discharged
from custody the Court holding that tho case did not
come under the cxtradition treaty.
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DREADFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION.

TWO HUNDRED AND rHrRrY-Two Mixrns
pEAp--EIoHr MEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
or THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
[DY CABLE TO THE HERALp.1
LONDON, June 8, 1873
A dreadful explosion occurred yesterday morn.
inr in Evans Wood Pit Collicry at Haydock. near
st. IIclcns, and six miles south Of wigan, In Lam
eashirc.
The loss Of lie Is almost as large as In the sink
ing OF the Grosscr Kurfnrs. Many miners have
been brought up badly injured.
ONLY NINE LIVES rEr SAVED
ina explosion In the coal pit at Haydock yester.