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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-12
Bur1eigh County's What is 1t Rup-
tured in q New Place.

Bur1eigh County's What is 1t Rup-
tured in q New Place.
Burleigh county has what is it that
has amused itself for months putting Mrs.
Slaughter and abusing Col. Lounsbery.
Well not pretend to claim that we know
who the author is, but he or she is evil
IDENTIFY personal enemy Of Mr.. Louns-
berry for purely personal reasons. Mr..
aud Mrs. Slaughter have beth denied res
possibility for these productions. The fol-
lowing is from the Press & Dakotaian:
A correspondent at Bismarck writes MS a letter
upon the subject Of territorial politics aud in ia
vor of the reelection ofJudye kiddcr to congress.
Kiddcr can harmonizc, the. republican purity Of
Burleigh Co. and can draw largely from the dem
ocratic vote. 1t holds that there is NO Burleigh
county man syaa6s for the the positionvthnt Co.;
enemies in his own party, who would bitterly op-
pose him-tbat he is postmaster and an editor
and should be satisfied and not wander on into
the crooked paths Of politics. Our correspondent
admonishes republican friends in the Black Hills
not to incur rick of defeat by nominating man
who will be unable to carry the election from lack
The letter states that the democrats Of Burleigh
county are organizing quietly for : streng aglt
and claim victory in advance: 'Ihefefere, it
and etick to him, frowning down all attempts Of
demagogues to work strife and dlssen-
rion in the party" We are perfectly willing to
agree with our correspondent that It Is the bust
strongest man. but down this way difference OF
opinion exists as to who that individual Is. and
we have generally agreed to leave . decision to
the convention. As the letter referred to con-
tains some severe reflections on other aapirants
we do not feel like giving 1t place.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-12

Howard had another fight with lie Isdians last
week in which he lost Eve enlisted men w0anA:
ed. two mortally. He captured large sanber q
horses and . largo amounf o. camp sqaipege- TIE.
battle was 1t the head Of Butler Greek. sa4 The
Indians were driven from heights - sssiIy -
tended ss Lookout Mountain.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-12

AL those who have heretofore acted, or now de-
sire to afilixte. with the Republican party OF Da
kota, are cordially invited to meet In their res
pective counties and select delegates to represent
Them In this convention.
The attention OF Republicans Is called to the
necessity Of nominating candidates for distric,
attorney in their respective districts and there
,tee tee Suggests That the Delegates to ta. con-
vention be authorized to appoint committees fol
their respective districts, to call conventions fol
ahis purpose.
G. C. Moody, Chairman,
L. D. F. POoRE, Secretary.
MARK W. BAILEY,
JOHN HEAD.
J. L. JOLLEY,
ALEX HU6HDs,
C. A. LoUSsBERRy,
B. +. CAMPBELL,
z. B. CHANDBRs.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-12

wisconsin paper says tAsss 10 . rs sere VI
ter melon patch in that state In case O( drouth
the product might be used for irisstins purposss.
Turn the boys loose.
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A fellow in st. Louis last wesk plesf gsiIsy 70
. charge Of murder ssd was tDnsdisssa1
eed to be hanged. ~
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-12
City Ordinance.


Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil Of the City of Bismarck, d. T.
That Whereas, Lots numbered three (3) and
four (4) in block one hundred and ten, U1U) lots
twenty-t!lree (sD and twenty-four (24) in block
one hundred and eight uOS), lot twelve Q2) in
block one hundred and twenty two (1ssl. lot twen-
tyone (sD in block fortysix (4G), lots thirteen 3)
and fourteen (14l in block sevcntytwo C72), lots
three (3l seven () and eight (9 in block one hun
dred and fourteen Q1l lots seven u, eight @)
twenty;one (2D twenty:nine coy and thirty C!D)
teen Gl5) ana sixteen SiSj in block o one bnndred
900, lots fourteen Q4, fifteen Q0 and twenty
four .(sO in block forty-seven (47), lots twenty
three GsO aud twenty-four (24) in block seventy
one (7i), and lots nineteen s} and twenty (aO) in
blecK nfty.four (5l( Of the City OF Bismarck, re-
main uneold by said city.
Ordered. that on the 3Oth day Of July, 1873 at
O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day at the CITY
hall IN the City OF Bismarck, said lots shall be
sold at public auction for cash to the highest
bidder.
Dated City Hall, June 26. 1873.
Attest: GEORGE PEOPLES, Mayor.
CD. CLARK. City Clerk. 4t4
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Republicaa Territorial ICsnventisn.
republican territorial convention ts hereby
this territory, on Thursday, the I'D day Of August
A. D. 1878, at II o'clock M, for the purpose Of.
nominating candidate for delegate In congress,
may properly come before the conveotion: The
several organized counties will be entitled to
representation IA tho convention, a. follows:
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
AdministratOr's Notice.

Administrators Notice.
In the matter of the Estate Of John F. Nichols,
Deceased:
Notice is hereby given that all persons having
| claims against the above estate must exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers, to the under
signed executor at Bismarck D.. T., within four
months from the date hereof, or said, claims will
be barred E. o. BOSTWICk,
..r --... Executor.
Dated June 10, 1873 sw4
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67A DAY to Agents canvass,ng for the
~ Fireside Visitor. Terms and outfit
~ Free. Address P. o. VICKERY, Angus
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l6sS1S1Ne For Business Purposes. ours excel
~ NX3 all others in clearness aud volume
~ of tone Illus. Circular and testf-
monials for cts. Address j. R, HOLCOMB,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-19
LATEST YELLOW FEVER
NOTES.

And Still! there IS no change for the
better in the pcs Hence al Memphis.
Yesterdays Nash,ill American puts
the numhcr OF deaths for the previous
day at one hundred and eleven, among
them many of the most active How
ards and phya:1iuns.
AT Brownsville the scourgc is get
ting worse. The dispatches report Sc
cases under treatment, with several
deaths and new cases each day. The
-prcan of the disease is rapid among
tie cOlorea psople, who f3ck in from
the country in .he hopes Of getting
free ratOns, thus furnishing food for
the disease. The disease is even
spreading to the country amongst
those who went too late.
Paris, Tenn, has been thrown into Il
state Vi excitement by the appearance
Of The fever. The physicians have de
cIared it epidcmic, and advised all to
leave.
a special 10 the American reports
two new cases ut Huntsville. That
city has had six cases up to da:e-all
refugees.
The fever is on the decrease in New
Orieaus, but the death rate is very
heavy yct-73 Monday, aud los new
cases.
Grenala. Miss, reports new cases
and 6 deaths Monday.
Baton Rouge, La Monday, -
new cases and 2 deaths.
Total number of cases at Canton,
Miss. up 10 10 h inst, 40i; deaths
j6. Several deaths and new cases
daily.
Twcntv-thrcc deaths and SIS new
cases at V'cksburg Monday.
The report FROM Holly Springs,
Miss, is more cheerful, but number vi
deaths rntl new cases not given.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-19

Dr. f. NJ. Wight, of Chattanooga, II
native of Maine, and who was, during
ring the war, Assistant Surgeon in II
colored regiment, has been nominated
for Governor by the Republican State
Executive Committee. The committee
proper was composed Of twelve mem
bers--one from each Congressional
district and two from the State al
large. But there were only tour pres
ent in person two of whom were col
ored) when DR.. Wight was nominated.
The other six were Represented by
proxy. Dr., Wight has accepted the
nomination and gone to Nashville To
post himself upon the questions in
issue" He told an American reporter
that he was rot going to make the race
as u polilician-,hat he was unaccus-
toned TO politics, but was Repuhi
can. Whether VIC are to have tri-
angular fight or not remains to be
seen. 1t may be that East, the Greoa.
back candidate will withdraw. Per
hsps Wight will, AT all events the
Republican party in Tennessee is in
dilapidaled condition. 1t has no
head, and but little tail. A few weeks
since it was full of hope. 1t was even
juhilant over the prospect OF disSeu>
sion in the Democratic party, thinking
that upon those discussions it would
ride into power. But the Democratic
party harmonized upon platform and
a candidate, The Republican party
couldn't get Etherdgeto run for Gov
ernor, AMI couldn't swallow East, and
there is trouble now on hand 1t is
virtually morhuud party. Albert S
Marks will have no trouble in getting
into the Guhernatorial chair We he
icve he will he elected by more than
10000 majority.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-19
OUR OFFICERS.
ny CIlIT-CHAT.

John W. williams. orr County Judge
keeps the county machinery well CREASED
and everything moves along smootnly
He Is now scr> ing his scr0Ld term OF iUuI
years, having been elected ut the late Au-
gust election without opposition, hia pop
l,larty with the masses being 80 great
that no man in the county could be found
to make the race against lin.
Our new Sheriff Mr., Il, L. Oakley,
wears the harness Of that office with he
coming YrNce. lie is Il clever gentleman.
entirely competent IN every respect. and
we know he will administer the affairs OF
his Office with satisfaction to the people
and credit to himself. Mr.. Oakley " i'll
move to town shortly, (will occupy the
county iailas aresidcncr,) and will be his
own jallcr.
Mr., II. +. Stewart, Circuit Court Clerk
elect Of Franklin county, will not qualify
until the November term OF that Court
IL has filled the Office OF Sheriff for tire,
successive terms Of two years each, MAJ
King rs good an officer rs We ever had
and, Of course, will make good Clerk
Capt. Glen. Arlrdse. our County
Court Clerk, is now filling his third tern
of four years. lie Is Il good oIlicrr--in ev-
cry way worthy and well qUalied--ant
everything in his office il kept in the best
of order.
n. J, Turner. lhoncst Uncle Rob.
i rs faithful an officer Il the State can
boast Of He is now filling his third tern
as County Trustee, and we have not hrard
au%ht spoken against him. Uncle Rob-.
rs we have often said in our columns. /,
certainly one OF the nOblcSt works OF God
and we will always glory in claiming
him as one of our county officers.
Mr.. John b Ashley, our new County
Register, Is now Il citizen of our town, and
boards with that prince OF gentlemen
Capt A. c. l'lumlre. Mr.. Ashley is a
very quiet, nice gentleman, and we have
no doubt that he will make good
Register.
Mr. T. n. Arlcdge, one OF the newly
elected ConstahlcS in this district. may
we'll be proud OF his record rs an officer
Tom" has made a good aiitr, a good
Deputy sheriff, aud will certainly make
Il Constable sccohd to none. Where duty
calls him there you'll find him.
Mr. John j. Turner, our Town Con-
stable. is an attentive and reliable officer
At no time since the war has better order
been kept in Winchester than under John
Turner's administration, which speak
we'll Tor his official ronduct. in the per.
formancc of his duties he knows no mar
white or black.
Previous to res ign!nH his Chancrlor-
ship. Judge Marks lTruncsSce's next Gov
crnor.) re-appointcd Capt, I, II. Finch as
Clerk Il Master at this place. which wa,
exactly in accordance with the wishes OF
the people. Capt Finch is not only true
type ofthr Southern gentleman. but Is ;t>
good ANA efficient an officer rs ever served
in any capacity.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-19
FROM DECHERD.
DECHERD, Tenn, Sept. lG.

DECHERD, Tenn, sept. TO-
Editor Home journal:
Decherd is dry. very dry, but the wealth
or is pleasant enough Tor this season OF
the year. A portion of the good people
who live in the 9th district were blessed
with good rain last week, and very
good rain fell between Dccherd and
Cowan.
Mrs. Lenehan, an aged lady, aud wife of
Mr.. Peter Lcnehan, died at her residence
about 20 miles east Of Dccherd, OH last
Wednesday. 18th inst. She leaves an aged
! husband, six children and many relatives
and friends to mourn her sad departure.
| Hon. John NJ. Bright, of Fayetteville,
and MIR. Llllard, of Murfreesbo,o, both as
prants to Il seat in the next u. 5. Con-
Congress, addressed Il portion of TIE citi-
zens of Franklin county at this place last
Friday. 18th inst. The Good Tcmplars
were kind enough to tender the use Of
their hall tor the occasion, and it was fill
ed almost to overlooking. Mr.. Bright led
off in Il speech Of one hour and Il half du-
ring which time he kept the audience
spell bound, as it were, listening 10 his
able and eloquent remarks. He gave an
account OF his stewardship whilst in the
last Congress, which was very satisfactory
to the people ami more than honorable to
himself lie gave Il history, in brief, CT
the rise and progress of the Radical party.
He showed plainly how bold, fearless and
determined they were in their designs,
and wound up with Il pathetic appeal to
the Democrats to stand firmly united TO
the party and all would be well. Mr.. b 4.
was frequently applauded.
Hon. Mr.. Lillard then followed in quite
ri,,tn ,i,,fr La,
most ofhis time in discussing the general
political questions Of the day. He, how
ever, made some illusions to. and made
several "thrusts and cuts" at the political
character of Mr. Bright. which. with due
respect to Mr.. Lillard, think he had Just
rs " ell let aone-it was too thin At
the conclusion of Mr. LIZARDS speech
both parties had reply OF fifteen minutes
each. Mr.. Bright consumed tie most of
his time in reply to Mr. Lillard, and
wound up in a very eloquent strain. arous-
ing, somewhat, 4 spirit of enthusiasm in
the breasts of some of our good people !;
and some of them insisted that he should
go on forat least fifteen minutes longer.
but he very quietly told them of the agree
ment between himself and Mr.. Lillard.
and asked the people to give that gentle
man patient hearing, which they did.
". Lilard then concluded in short re-
ply. and thanking the people tor their
Kind and patent attention. the crowd
then dissolved.
We hope that Mr.. LilIarC will pardon
the little spirit of enthusiasm which pre-
vailed with some Of our good people, for
we have not the least idea that it was IN
tended as an insult. Mr.. Lilard has the
highest respect OF all who became ac-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-19
NONRESIDENT \ office.
+. VI. Darwin and others vs.. j. NJ Oar
sin and others.

+. VI. Darwin and others vs.. j. NJ. OAR
win and others.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction the Clcrk u Master, from
COMPLIMENTS Injunction BIZ in above
cluSr, which j. sworn to, that the drIrnG
ants, George iIochcr>mith and wife EIi2a-
beth lIOcker>mith, /, }. Darwin and Bay
less Darwin, are nonresident. of til
state OF Tennessee. 81 that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon
them.
1t /, therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
IIo ncJournal. published in Winchester
Tenn. requiring said nonresident drtcn-
dants toappcar on or before the iLh Mon.
day in January next. before the thauccry
Court at Winchester, Franklin county
Tenn, and plead, answer OF dcmur I,
complninantS' bill. or the same will he Ia.
ken for confessed and set for hearing cN
partc u to them. Witness my hand. al
office in Winchester, Tenn. this Angus,
30 1873. T. II. FINClI,C. Il NJ.
scptJ-4w AZ
J. X. Pearson and Fitzpatrick & Greg
Dry, Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-19
For Representative.

We are authorized to announce John r.
Beasley,a candidate To represent Frank
lin county in the Lower House of the
next Tennessee Legislature. Election in
November.
Editor Home Jonrnai:-You are author
lied tOanGounce me rs Il candidate for re-
election to represent Franklin county IN
tile lower branch OF the next General As
sembly. JoHS Il. OLIVER.
We are authorized to announce Alex. p.
Blackwell. of the 81 district, candidate
to represent Franklin county In the low
er branch ot the next Tennessee Legisla-
turc.
We are authorized to announce ". NJ.
Harlow d candidate to represent Franklin
county In the lower branch Of the next
General Assembly OF Tennessee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-19
Why Is 1t?


Editor Home journal:
In your report OF Hon. w. Z. Tol
ley's speech at The serenade given
Chancellor A. S. Marks, which ap-
pearel in last weeks issue, there is an
important omission. Mr.. Tolley said.
ia the course OF his remarks upon that
occasion, that he attended the State
Convention in the interest Of Col. Jno.
H. Savage, and worked to secure
his (Savage's) nomination-or words
to that effect. Why is it that You
omitted that part in your report? The
reader would infer from the report in
your paper that Mr.. ToIley was for
Marks from the beginning, which is
not the case according to his (TolIey's
own words.
Please give us little light upon this
subject, and oblrgs A VOTER.
REMARKS. We would inform "A
Voter" that the report he aludes to
was not made by US. 1t was publish.
ed by request, and charged for. 1t
was substantially what Capt. Tolley
said, so far AZ we remember, except,
we believe, the omission alluded to by
"A Voter
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-19

~. j NJ. Colgrove, OF our town
furnishes us with the following recipe
for curing cancers, the reliability OF
which be vouches for from actual Oh
servation as far back as quarter OF
century ago. The remedy was di,cov
cred by celebrated physician of Lon
don, and was used by him With unfall
ing success, and not a case has been
known of the temperance Of the can
Ger where this remedy has been ap
piled. The process is this:
A piece of stlcking-plaster is put over
the cancer. with circular piece cut OIL
Of the center little larger than the can
Ger, so that the cancer and circular rim
OF healthy skin next to 1t will be exposed
Then q plaster made of chloride OF zinc
blood-roOt and wheat -four Is spread on q
piece of muslin the size of this eircu!ai
opening and applied to the cancer loI
twenty -four hours. On removing II, the
cancer will be found to be burnt into, ant
appear of the color and hardness ofan OLD
shoe-sole. and the circular rim outside o.
1t will appear white and parboilcd. as !
scaldeu by hot steam. The wound Is now
dressed. and the outside rim soon supPu.
rates and the cancer comes out liar'
lump, AMI the place heals up. The plaster
Kills the cancer, so that Ii sloughs OF lik'
dead flesh. and Herer groses again.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-19

The Conc,r: at Mary Sharp College
last Friday night was well attended
and pronounced quite success. The
programme was SO arranged that ,
sufficient number of comic pieces nigh
he presented to keep the audience ii
an apprecative mood. However
much good classical music was inter
spersed. As usual, all were highly en-
tertained by Prof Utermoehlen's exc
cutioa on The violin. The songs rem
dered by Mrs. Broune were well re
ceived. She won Tor herself the repu-
tstion of being good vocalist. Al
the young ladies who took part &c
Quilted themselves with credit Th'
young men also had the applause o.
the audience. We are sorry to say
that some of tho boys in tho audience
made little more noise than was con
sistent with good behavior, both du
ring the performance and the inter
walls.
The receipts OF the evening agSre-
gated thirty dollars. Tina fund has
been forwarded to Memphis, as TIT
Concert Was given for the benefit o
the yellcw-io, CIR sufferers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-19
Lowest Possible Rates.
n on-Rcsidcnt \ office.
ID. $. Long. admir-. &c, VS. ID. 5. Cunning
ham ct al.

ID. $. Long. admir-. &C., VS.. ID. 5. Cunning
ham ct al.
Upon motion and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk aud Master from
complainant's Original and Anehded
bills in above rause. whirh are sworn TO-
that the defendants, Daniel cunning
ham and wife Annie i Cunningham.
are non-rcsIdents of the state OF
Tennessee. 81 that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon them.
II Is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published In Winchester,
Tenn. requiring the sad nonresident de
fen,lan,s 20 appear on or before the fourth
Monday IN January next. before the Cham
rcry Court at Winchester. Franklin Coun-
~. Tenn. and plead. answer or demnr to
complainant's bill, ar the same shall be
taken for confessed and set Tor hearing ex
partc rs to them.
Witness my hand. at office in winches.
ter. Tenn, this Sept. 10th. -
/. ii. FINCH, CAN.
septl9-4w $50
Grammar x Hunt, Solicitors
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-19

Last Wednesday, at the Courthouse,
Gen. Jno. NJ. Bright and MIR. Lillard,
candidates for Congress, addressed q
goodly sssembIage. We could not
see much difference in their views up.
on national matters. Mr.. Llllard dis
cussed our State Dcbl--a question
that has nothing to do with national
matters, but one, in his opinion, tina!
ought to be discussed. Gen, Bright
made one OF his happest efforts. In
deed, We believe We ncv.r listened to a
more eloquent speech His enthusiasm
kindled as no advanced, and his pero-
ration was perfectly sublime. As an
orator Gen. B has scarcely superior.
And We are sure he has made good
Congressman. Mr.. Lillard would
make good Congressman, too, but to
displace Cen Brish. would simply he
foolisbness upon the part OF the people
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-19
Non Resident Notice.
!. +. Rogers, sr..vS.G.r. Rogers, Jr.

G. +. Rogers, ST.. W.. G.H. Rogers, Jr.
Attachment and injunction Hil!.,
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the tirrh 4 Master. from
rompluiuants' bill in above cause, which
is sworn to, that defendant. & / Rogers. ir.
/, Il non -reSidrnl of the cot Tennessee
50 that the ordinary process Of law cannot
br served upou HIN.
Ii is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal, published in Winchester.
Tenn, requiring said non resident driruG-
ant 20 appear on or before the 4th Mon
day inJanuary next. before tict laEoCy
Court at Winchester, rankiiD county,
Tenn. and plead, answer or dcmur to
"ompIdinaut'S Till, or the same will he ia
ken foI confessed aud set for hearing cX
partc rs to MIN.
Witness NY hand, at Office in Wmchcs-
ter, Tenn, Til, July 2jth 1873,
T. II. FINCH, {. K N.
augl-iw Ia
Brunnan & Hunt, Solicitors