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possibility, III moi necessity, lOr lcSO IL
was to "kill Off GRANT for third term
that the Republican party was permitted to
be slaughtered in those States, and it is u
very easy matter to put your fingers on the
Northern leaders who did It.
=
ALL that is contemplated is fair warning to
these officers that partisan discharge of these
duties will not bo tolerated and the wise mar
shal, who would like to be paid some day
or other, has only TO bear this In mind AMI at
tend TO his business Philadelphia Tims
This may be accepted as tile Democratic
ultimatum in the matter of the deficiency
which is now being incurred in the absence
of appropriations for marshals' fees 1t is
retention of what Chairman ATKINS said
regarding the same subject, and seems to be
the generally understood and conceded plan
TO be adopted by the BDurbons next winter.
But it is based upon the lying assumption
that partisan spirit controls the employ
mcnt of deputy marshals for elections.
These deputies are only serviceable, it should
be understood, in executing the laws for
supervision of the elections by United States
supervisors, who are only appointed in q
nOn-partisan manner by the District or Cir
cult Courts, and are selected from both par
ties. To denounce or characterize the acts
of these officials as partisan or Irregular Is
to classify u large number of citizens US
perurers. But that is what the Democrats
do, and without the least hesitation.
BULL.pozING the President to intimi-
date and deter him from wedding the Dem
Gratis out Of the Departments has conf
menced, but il is TO be hoped that he has
come to the amiably stubborn conclusion
that what is sauce for the goose is sauce
for the gauder." The Sunday Hodd
whose editor enjoys a soft place at the cx-
pense of an ousted Republican under a
change of dynasty, now raises its warning
finger TO President HAYES and Secretary
SHERMAN, admonishing them that the pro-
cess of clearing out all Democratic office
holders from the Departments is haznrd-
Gus performance so long US Congress "has
the power 10 compel the Executive De-
"partments 10 treat II with respect" This
is threat Of war under the assumption
that Congress is the Government and has
the power not only to turn all Republican,
out Of the legislative branch of the Govern
ment, but at will to cram the Executive
Departments full of Democrats, or no NOR,
appointments will be made with the ad
vice and consent of q Democratic Senate
This is substantially the Democratic pro
clmma.ion of hostlities, and it remains (,
TO be seen whether or not the war will COM
up to the high-sOunding phrase ofthe man
ifesto. Perhaps the President can he in
undated by these fulminations, now tha
he finds that the Democrats are making
clean sweep wherever their power extends
aud are bouncing Republicans without dis
elimination or favor but we mistake him i
he does not show these gentlemen tha
more than one can play ut that game. Civi
, service has no respect with the Democrats
except so far as IT can be made subseryien
, to their purposes by keeping Democrats i
. Office under Republican Administration
l That is played ont
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In isplessant to learn that Mr.. HAzLEroN,
of Wisconsin, has been appointed on the
House Committee on the District of Column
bia in the place of Mr. BoucK, who declined
to serve. We are pleased with this change
of broad and catholic views of public af-
fairs--isa warm friend of the District and its
general interests, and will prove wise, just,
and faithful in this as he does in the dis.
charge of every trust reposed in him,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The incorporators OF the National Fair Association
requested to be present at the meeting 70 e he "
the Board of Trade rooms Ut 1!D O'Clock ~ I'm
ING for the purpose Of appointing suitable persons
conduct the election of board Of directors from
among the stockholders. -ly lya-
N~s55s SPECIAL NOTICE
We, the undersigned, merchants present at meet
Ing held ON Tuesday, June H. 1872 ngree TO close our
places Of business from July ., 1879, to september J,
1879 at o'clock y. M, and from September to Jnly
u 1850 nt y. M excepting Saturdays ana days pre-
cedng holidays
A. Goddard, s. Hlndheimer.
Lansburg & Bro. WIN. GutmHi.
J. w, Colley. Max Sickle.
Mitchell 4 Martin. w. w. Bufdette n Co.
u. r. w. Cater. G. VI. TOwson. -
Henry Strasburger. II. G. Shuster, 10j Market
W. = SnmmOns (fOr Ma space.
tiOnn Toy Coz w. NJ. Brown.
II. J. Behrend. r. ". Naudan.
Davis & Dickinson. Bro lhead n Co.
A. Behrend. Chr. RUPERT.
!. H. Young - Samstag.
KeT Clark q Trunnel. II. G. King.
Young & - ern. 8. NJ. Meyer.
Charles Baum. Geo. J. Johnson
NJ. silver. a. King Chandler.
u S.vcrberg. teo. ". Day.
X Meyenberg
iyb2t
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To IGNORE the warning of approaching disease is
neither cautious nor safe. Prudence would sug-
gest the immediate use of a good preventive rem.
edy such as DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills, which Grad
icate at once all symptOms Of bilious disenses.
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BOARDING..

17E PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
II W west. filstclas Board, with large airy
Rooms, from 80 10 80 per week transient sl.60 per
day. baths aud gus. Mrs. q. q. HOWARD.
BD-No connection with tho Howard Ilouse, Jes.iy
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USEM EN7iS.
Summer Theatre Comiaue.

The cnterprlsing managers of the comique come
to the front this week with "brand new show"
The new arrivals include Mackin and Wilson,
George Gale, Carrie Lewis Minnie Wesner, Tillie
Graham Frank Lewis, and Harry and Emma Bud
worth. The bill includes a performance of the
National Minstres, and the production of "The
Wager; or The Old Clock
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NEBRASKA is State Of very rapid
growth. In 1866 its population was E,49i /;
in 1860, 2s,s41; in 1870, 122,093; in 1876,
257,747; in 1877, 27l sol; in 1873, 313,7ls,
and on The 3lst of March, 1879, 2s6, 40.
This furnishes an index to correct Gnder-
standing OF the rapid advancement c. the
Northwest in population and development
Of material resources, for they are init
mstely connected. Twenty years more will
render Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, and
Nevada, to say nothing OF the other budding
States, an empire of v,,st wealth and re-
sources
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

UNFINISHED ROOMS TO RENT ONE NEW
II House TO rent; two now Houses for salo easy
terms, near depot NJ Falls Church, Va. Address
WELLS FORBES jy2-Btr
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FOR RENT.

INOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
~ property for rent. JOHN SHERMAN & Co.
81. Cloud Bulldng Jy5l.ly
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Orders by mail proDiptly MED.
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PROCLAMATION OF THE PREsIDENT AP-
POINTING THE 9TH INST. "A DAY OF
THANKSGIVING AND PRAISE
A proclamation At no recurrence OF
the seaso, winch :he devoui habits nf re
liyious people has made the occasion for
giving thanks to Almighty God and
6umbly invoking his continued favor, has
the material prosperity enjoyed by our
whole country been more cons picuous
more manifold, mrre universal than dur
the past year. Almost unbroken peace
with AL foreign nations, the z neral prev.
alence of domestic tranquility the suprem.
Mcy anl security of TIL, great institutions
OF civil and religious freedom have
Ila,iiened the hearts of our people and
confirmed their attachment to to their
20 veriinieiii, which The wisdom and c',as
age uf our ancestors so ftIv framed and
,he Wisdom and courage their descendants
have so firmly maintained To be the habi,
tation of liberty and justice to successive
generations Now. therefore, |, Rusher-
ford B H.yes. President OF the United
States do appoint Thursday the 27'h day
IF November. instant. a. a day IF na,'n a!
thank sg,viag and prayer, and earnestly
recommend that. withdrawing themselves
from secular cares and Iabors. the people
of the United States do mnet together on
| tha. day in their respective places of wnr-
ship, there to give thanks and praise II,
Almighty God for his mercIcs aid 10 de-
| yuutly beseech their continuance,
In witness whereof ct
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
By the President.
WM EvARfs, Secretary Of State.
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Death of zacha,ish Chandler.

The qualification Of reading the able
speech Of 4enstor Zachsria Chandler Of
NJ ichigan. al Chicago in the Fridays pa
b.n, was sadly dispelled by the Sundays
telegrsms that announced his DEATH
Thousands hud listened to his powerful
voice and eloquent words the evening be
fore aud tue record WAS made of one OF
the most effective speeches Of the cam
paign. He retired 10 his room at the
Grand Pacific afler receiving ,he congrst
ulations Of some OF his intimate friends At
the successful work he was doing for the
Republican cause, When speaking q
sneAvilIe. Wis, fsw.eveninks before, hs
had contracted severe cold, and COM
planned of feeling indisposed but was not
q, all alarmed thinking nights rest
wo uld restore him. He left orders at the
office 10 be called early upon retiring
which was done but the call boy after re-
peated efforts receiving no response report
ed ,hc FAC. to the night clerk. who upon
examination, sent the boy through the
,ran.om who unlasieued The door. Ihe
noble Senator was dead, the blood stained
sheets told the cause, hemurrage. Physl.
clans We're called, an inquest held, and
Me sau news was flashed over the wires Of
the civilized world.
Dcalh is sad uuwelcome visitor under
any circumstances, leaving terror aud
glvoin III lis trail, Oul when great and uSs.
~. man Is suucK, When the voice Is hush.
ca iua. HAS reused thousands 10 active
work IUr u JUST CAUSE, when The ilIe ~
crushed Uul vi form tnAt had Dattlea
against the il!ucNlnailolS OF governments
euemy ANA lnwarleu their outrageous ct
| lorts, Anu Was poIutiny WITH Unparalleled
vlyUr lnelr woulu ue concealed designs 10
lne Meriteu conuelnuNtlnn ot llOerty
iuvlus people, shcc an educator OF pub
| Ilc ssuNMeui, one WHO Appeals " Tue
sound reason and Judgment OF lhe man Is
AlleuCcu W Luc dread monster, the wall
lnal goes up is not slitied within The walls
OF u stricken household. but y nation
Mourns.
In lns hour, aud the approaching con.
test that IS torres. allowed ny the spirited
campaign just closed in some OF the states
the Republicans have no stAlWArls 10
| spare, vacancies such u the death of Sen.
|
tor Chandler occasions are hard 10 nll.-
Veterans are needed ana will be missed Ut
The roll call tor the final bat le, tut the
decree OF Providence are to he unques-
tlonab e and past human CONTRIBUTIONS.
| The good this man has done Will live
after h!;.., the key notes he has given Will
be lmbcdued in our nations poicy ana the
Srea, liberty party will cnerisn and en-
force the precept he has 80 faithfully
fought and observed. No more fitting
inelnento could. be given him than the
Department at Washington gave upon tbs
new, Of the Senator's death. xll business
was suspended, flags WAS displayed ut hal
mast aud while the retinue Of Distinguish
u: iuca escorted the remains from Chica
20 To the bereaved family at Detroit. Min
ute guns doomed forth their requ,en'
from the Atlantic aud Pacific fort telll1(
the far off people that goo6iSusn hs'
passed away.
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REPUBLICAN VICTORIES
In New York, Pennsylvania. III ass
0chusetts, Wiycnn0ln, Ne.
braSka and Elsewhere.

The Jotrnal teleRrams are cheering,
but what has besn expected BY the election
held las, Tuesday New York has gone Re.
publican BY from $4,000 10 5000 msjor!.
~. Butler, the candidate Of every party,
but the right one, is overwhelmniy defeat.
ed. N, brsska 10 estima "a Is, $1,000 for
the Republicans. In Wisconsin the Re-
publican vote increased largely. The city
OF Chicago gives 8 600 Republican major,
ity. Aside from the gratifying result Of
the heA&ed c0ut0ss that hss been raging In
ahess statEs, Ne can Esas0uahly consider
that ths success Of lhs 0spu6IjcaAD ~
thereby assured In The canvass for the next
President. Those who have been wander.
ing after strange Gods are returning to the
fold. Northern Democrats, the honest
ones, are aware and admit the perhdy
OF their southern members, and rather
than experience the terrible reality of be-
ing ruled by southern demagogues will
fall to render their supper, 70 place them
in power again. There 10 too much love
for the o.d Union to jespordise IT, safety
by restoring them to the control Of . gov.
ernment they only seek to deatroy. S,sl-
wart Republicans will be untiring aud
persistent in reading milk and water par.
,isans gu, Of positions of rlst and homer.
Only the tried and faithful will be elevst.
cd. The ludicrous force that has disgrace
cd the congressional majority was TOO bit.
ter . pill for northern democrats to ap-
prove, and its fruits arc being developed
10 the q cat satisfaction Of loyal citizens
OF both parties. Brick Pomeroy alone
tor the Greenbnck element 10 still frantic
over . theory that tile late elections have
burned too deep to send back an echo,
He may call his convention tnat he howls
for, tie sooner he is let loose to dissemi-
nate his useless clap trap the more e6ectual
will his tallacy be exposed to candid
judgement OF men who are not duped BY
the ebulli.ions Of apostate and retrOgrade
political hacks. Everything seems pro-
petious for the grand party that has saved
the nation once. and will again.
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Money to Loan.

A few choice loan. can be had q, 8 pc
cent int. and small commission. Enquir
OF J. w TAYLOR, oflce opposite 00ul
House.
Csstos. D. r. Oct Sod is7s
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Farm Tor Sac.

An improved farm, situated four miJss soutA Of
the new station, near Gerber's on the Milwau1es
road. There sre sixty acres under cultivation.
frame house, two stables cattle yard, enclosed With
board fence, and an excellent well Of vatss, Terms
tasy, Enquire st this once.
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money fast ANY one can do the work. You csn
make from 80 cents to 81 an hour by devoting your
evenings and spare time to the business I 1t costs
money making ever offered before. Business pleas
ant and strckly honorable. Reader, if you want to
know all about the best paying business before
YOU full particulars and private terms free; you
can then make up your mind for yourself Samples
worth S. free, Address GEO. sr1NSON 90.
Portland, Maine.
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Don't Forget
hat We are in the Coal business.
MADoLE s. HINzLET
The Arion Piano only 1913.

THE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED
From now until after the Holidays we
will sell the above piano for cas', only for
4I75.0n Full size. octave. front round
corners. serpentine moulding. carved legs,
. giraffe treble double veneered rosewood
case WARRANTED FOR 5 YEARS ALSO
&2a5 ORGAN FOR $7j. 8 stops. two sets
Reeds. oil finished, black walnut case
raised panels. a perfect gem. Every or
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Remember YOU have NO freight 10 nay
LEpYARp& F.HwErh
Sioux Falls. d T.
UNITED sTAvEs LAND OYFIos.
sion1 Falls, d. T. Juue II, 1879
CsspAr vorbeck, Antiocs D. T.
You are hereby notified that the Fl ,norabls COM
missioner of the General Land ofaee, In letter
dated April IA. 1879, has sdiudsed your Homestead
Entry No. 7s99 upsn W y, Sectioa IL, Township
100 Range 81 forfeited. You are allowed sixty days
from the date Of this notice. In which 20 appeal
from said decision. l.16
b. Z. CANHBELL, Register.
in. WAsHBUAB, Re ce3veT,
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WESTERN HOTEL,

r EMARs, IOWA, corner 9Th and Washington
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clean, airy sleeping rooms. Ample Feed and Liv-
cry Stables attached. Excellent hotel for farmers
Terms noderate.
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Wanted Everybody
To soc that Elegant Stock Of Closks and
Furs at MADoLE 3 HlNKLEY.
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Wanted.
Proclamation.

your Flax at 81 90 per bushcl.
MADoLE s. H1NKLEY.
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q. w. NAYLOR,
cCORcE wCv.R
NJ T.. SYyERUD.
MRS. T.. NJ. WELLS,

MILLINERY l. FANCY GOODS DEALER has
AxA Just received, new stock of the latest styles
Of summer Goods also a supply of most fashionsbie
Patterns. Orders for Dress and Cloak making Will
received prompt attention.
Call early, and see my goods, sud learn my prices
before leaving orders ejswhers. (@-tG
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Dakota Southern
-AND-
Sioux City & Pembina
TINE TABLE
Tsktas EJECT sundss. yuau ~. nm.

Trans run on Ss0ur City Time.
GEO. E. MERCHANT,
Telegraph Stations. Superintendent.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Sioua Falls, d. Z. Juue II, 1879
Wanel.

your Hogs at the highcs, price.
AADOLE & HINKLEY
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d ~ a Aro $4,000 A YEAR, orSo to $40
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hk&U Women do as we'll as men. Many
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CANTON p. O. DIRECTORY.
sou.hrrn ssiy n,ail arrives svsry day except snn-
~ n e. 4. DspsSts every day except Sunday
SNn,thern daily nan arrives every day kept Sun
A.vnt7:O0P ". Departs every day except Sun
d = at An
E.nton md MIDTOWN msil ssrivssevery Tuesdsy
nd Triday At Il r., Departs ssrns days ct II. u.
Cantop Z Rlichand mail arrives every Friday, at
a.. n Dsperts every Saturday, ct ga. n.
once oven from Al y. TO :. =. On sundays
nyee from the North.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WM. Nj. CUPPETT,
RJEAL ESTATE ABSTRACT OFFICE; wa.
~ pay taxes for non-residents. Once at the
Court House. Canton. d. T. "A
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SIOUX CITY, IOWA, Henry Kuhlmann, Proprie-
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4 ,ANTON, d. T., Main ST., G. W. Harlan fropr
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western Associated Press and the
National Associated Press, besides
an extensive system Of special di0-
rAtches from allimportantp points
Il is INdspsndems ~ Pc!iAcA pre.
septinR political news free froO
partisan eoioFinR.. without Yeaf 81
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KENTUCKY KNICK KNACKS.
Pithy Points From All Parts Of the State.

Specials to the Star.
RIvERToN, Jan. 4.-Isaac Kirk, the noto-
rious house Burner and horse thief, and
James Atkins, another outlaw, confined in
the Elliott County Jail, overcame the Jailer
and escaped.
HARRoDsBURG, Jan. Awhile sitting with
her back to the fire yesterday. the clothes
of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith caught fire, burn
ing her fearfullv, and probably fatally. She
is over seventy years old.
MAYsvILLE, Jan. Ar Albert, dealer in
queensware, made an assignment yester
DIR. Hiram T. Pierce, who went from Gin
cinnati to Memphis and died with yellow
fever, was buried here yesterday.
LEBANON, Jan. A negro named Henry
Lackley, while attempting to ride mule
on The ice over Rolling Fork at a point
near New Haven Thursday night, went
through, and both man and animal were
drowned.
NIcHoLAsvILLE, Jan. A colored man
and his child, aged five years, were burned
to death, and an older child badly burned,
near James Hogan's, five miles from here,
Thursday night. He poured cLal-oil on a
fire he was building, when the can burst.
The mother barely escaped with the in.
jured child.
FRANKyoRr, Jan. 4.-The municipal elec-
ton is in full blast to-day. and cold as it is
everybody is out and on duty. Last night
both parties were on the streets marching
about the city with torch-lights
blazing, banners flying and drums
beating. Fireworks were also used to add
to the livellness, and altogether it was q
gala night There have been few broken
noses in the campaign, but it is thought the
election will pass off peaceaby.
STAMFORD. Jan. 4-Capt. Burnsides with
his fifty raiders has returned from an ex-
cursion in the border counties. He de-
stroyed more than fifty stills and great
quantities of crooked spirits.
Thursday evening a man named Jack
Hasty, who was feeding fine short-horn
bull in the herd of DR.. T. B. Montgomery,
near town, was gored in the leg by the ami
NAL. One of his arms was broken and his
breast-bone mashed. He is in dangerous
condition.
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LATEST LOCAL.

| FoRTY-FoUR marriage licenses issued during
| the week ending January 4th
L. A. BRIGEL against Starbuck & Pfau An ar
gument commenced yesterday is still in progress.
JUDGE LoNGwoRTH to-day ordered the tickets or
ballots cast in the disputed voting precincts for
Drew and Irwin, photographed.
HERMAN SCHRa DER. dealer in LIQUORS at No. 70
Main street. made an assignment to Ferdinand
Vogeler. Bond of assignee 5000.
SOME OF the Covington people have been howl
ing for free bridge; now they have it. Have
been cross ng on the ice, just above he Suspension
Bridge, all morning.
| DEPUTY SHERIFF JOE MOSES goes out to-day.
and takes with him the regrets of all of the
| Judges. Mr.. Moses, during his term of Office,
| took over six hundred convcts to the Penitenti-
ary.
| DEPUTY SHERIFF JOE MOSES returned this morn
ing from the Lancaster Reform Farm, whittier he
had taken two ncorrigible boys. There are now
some five hundred and odd inmates in the insti-
ton.
GEORGE ESPENSCHEID q pauer-hanger nineteen
years old, was arrested to-day for alleged COM
plicity in a case of assaulting man named A.
Hafner with intent 10 kill him. He Is now in the
County Jail.
JUDGE JOHNSTON this morning admitted to bail
VIM. Meyers, who, on the 10th of December
killed VIM. Plow with fence-rail near Riverside,
The bond is 1000 and was signed by Charles
Meyers and Peter II. Cross.
AMELIA HERBERT the winsome and impas-
stoned emotional artistic from London, will make
her first appearance at Heuck's Monday evening,
as Grace Croft" in Pride and Its FALL" The
management announces a powerful support for
the charming young actress