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j. l.. Dahl informs the people of Can.
ton and vicinity that he will sell the gen
uine Singer Sewing machine for cash, Or
On time. Gall and see ..
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Most Of the above described notes are payable to
E. W. Skinner or bearer, notes of August Powell
skie to Warder, Mitchell Co., Hegge Hill to
Galbranson.
The dates snd am ouats may no. In all cases be
given OK act, bat app roxima tely.
Any psrsoa tn It will give info.n alton watch will
lead to the recovery OF tbs above notes will be
suitably rev arded.
% z. W. SKINNER.
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THoRE j. THONsTAD,

LEICESTER OF DEEDS and COUNTY CLERK for
lLipcoln comfy, d. T. Will give Pers0nsi atten-
ton to the making Abstracts OF title and trans
act general Real Estate business. Sell tickets TO
and from Europe. Agent for "Homs" aud 'sHer-
MANI American Fire Insurance company. O0rres--
pondence relating title of Zeal Estate In Lincoln
county, etc. solicited. Office court house, Canton,
Dakota territory. fsss5t5s ~
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Dakota's Republican Majority
Yankton Press.

Yankton Press.
The following counties haye been heard
from on delegate to congress. The figures
given indicating the majority tor each
candidate. They are subject to correction
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ial succession IN Ohio are President
Hayes, and John Sherman
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Lewis & House are the exclusive Agents
for the Chicago Fire Proof Paint, the
only paint manufactured that will posi-
lively NOT BURN. Call and see sam plcs
and get prices.
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Gale e. Ward

At their Banking House in Canton will
pay the highest price for Warrants of any
county in the Territory. Also for School
District Warrants.
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rIlONSORIAL ARTIST. Shops In Barrows b
L Corsons Sample rooms, and also door south
Of Hoods store: 40 Shaving, Hair-cuttlng and
Shampooing in the best style of the art. The pub
ic are invited to call.
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e. II. WIGGIN.

DROBATE JUDGE. Will he in his ONCE ct The
L .scourt house on tho LIST Monday of osOh month
to transact any business in the Probate court
Taxes ,aid for non.residents. Titles examined
aud Real Estate business transacted. ss b
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Wnntcl 500 To,ls

old iron, copper, zinc. rags, etc. in ex
RIcnAnpsoN's,
- Beloi.. lows.
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United States Land Office, Yankton, Dakota,
Sept br 18th, 1880. To D. H. McCa,ley, Sir: You
hereby notified that the Hon. CONS. by his let
ter'C'' Of the 10th inst has adjudged yor lone
E Il, section 3, Township 80, Range 81, forfeited
You are allowed 30 days from date of this notice
within which time to app cal from such decision.
G. A. WETTER, Register.
LOTT S. BAYLESs, Receiver.
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United States Land Office, Yankton, Dakota, Oc-
toher 10th, 1880. TO Sam Amaser. Sir; You are
hereby notified that the Hon. Com'r by his letter
''C'' of Oct. 1ath, has adjudged your Timber Gull
turc entry No l45s, Sioux Falls series, for the
So SEA Section %, Township 100, Range ~, for
feited.
You are allowed 60 days from date Of this notice
within which time to appeal from such decision.
G. A. WETIER, Register.
~ LOTT S. BAYLEss. Receiver.
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Smoke the "Melrosc," the best n;ckle
Cigar in the market. sold only by Lewis
& House.
The largest assortment of school books
pens, neil, paper etc, to be found in
town. jus, received by Lewis g. House.
F. NJ. Rowley is selling goods at bot
tom prices.
Look out for large stock of musical
| instruments at the Post Office Jewclry
! store.
Just call and see those bird cages al
the store Of Lewis g. House. Amt they
daises though:
Why do you bny a bogus sewing ma-
chine, where you can get genuine Sing
er. Dahl sells them.
A large invoice of pocket cutlery, raz-
ors, etc. which will be sold at prices sway
down" by Lewis & House.
Fresh oysters, by the can or dish kept
constantly on hand at w. $. Corson's
Do not fail to try a dish of those splcn-
did fresh oysters at w. S. Corson's
Wagons!!! If you want wagon buy
the Milburn, manufactured at Toledo, O.
For sale by F. NJ. Rowlcy.
Go to Tom Hoods for school books,
writing paper, pens and ink, lead pencils
etc. etc.,s4s and don't you forget il.
Ear rings, napkin rings, finger rings,
and, in fact, everything IN the ,welry line
a, Miles postotfice store
F. NJ. Rowley has just received full
inc of ladies kid and pebble goat shoes,
bottom and side lace.
Just received at Rowley's, large lot OF
gloves and miltens, which will be sold as
cheap as the cheapest.
Is lbs good pluncs for $1OO at Rowleys
Is ib good dried apples for $1O0 at
Rowley's.
F. NJ. Rowley will sell all kiods OF
goods at bed rock prices.
Watches clocks and jewelry repaired a,
Miles postoff1ce jewelry store.
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Money to Loan

on long time. at reasonable rates. on rca
estate. 4G TAYLOR s. TELLER.
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Having secured a skilled and experience
ed dress maker from the east, Mrs. Wells
is now prepared TO do all descrip-
tons Ct work in this department in the
m St artistic manner, fact the ladies of
Canton will do well to remember and
profit by.
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Latest from Dakota gives Petite
grew 1O.O Majority.
SpsciAl Telegram to Pioneer Press:
YANKToN, Nov. 9-Returns received
from twenty five counties give Pestisrew
about Z 900 majority for congress. The
twelve cou mites to hear from will increase
his majority to 10000.
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TERRITORY TORY OF 0 DAKOTA lss
In District Court in and for Lincoln county, D.
T., Fourth Judicial District. To Ill whom it ma
concern: Take Notice; That at the next ensuin z
General term of the said court that the undersigned
will petition said court that their names be changed
as follows: the name Of Henry Peterson to Henry
Brandon, and the name Of Amund Peterson to
Amund Brandon.
Dated Oct 29th, 1850. HENRY PETERSON.
AMCND PETERSON,
c. Fl. 4 F. II. W1NsoR,
70 Attorneys for Petitioners.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
Fourth Judicial District. ''
in the District Court in and for Lincoln CO unity.
Amos Norton, Plaintiff,
Lucinda Norton, Defendt.\
The Territory of Dakots sends Greeting: To
Lucinda Norton, DEPENDENT:
You hereby summoned and required to ans
the complaint in this action, which led on
of the clerk of the district court within and for the
court house in the town of Canton, county Of Lin
the subscriber at his Office on Fifth street in the
| town of Canton, Dakota Territory, within thirty
days after the service this summons exclusive #
the day Of service. If you fail to the COM
plant within that time, tho plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated at Canton, .. T., this Eighth day Of Octo-
Der a. D. $780,
B. KENNEDY,
20 Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
A, F. ( A. M.
E.. NJ. & St. P. R. R.

TLHTECA3LE-
IOWA j. DAKOTA DIVISION
GOING WEST. GOING
No. freight 4: 39 a. m. No. 4. frt 3 100 p.
No. L. Pass. 1880 p. No. Pass 40 g. IN {.
amy c,TY oA9orA DIVISION Sioux Falls Ell tn
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CONNECTIONS:

1. At Council Bluffs ~. P. Transfor) with Union
Pacific railroad for Omaha aud all points West,
with Kansas City, st. Joe Council Rl1ns railroad
for st. Louis and all points selth and ell lines d.
vergng from y. P. Transfer.
2. At Missouri Valley with the Chicago 4 North.
westerd railway for Chicago and all points East.
8. At Siodx City with the sioux City + st Psul,
Illinois Central and Sioux City Dakota, steamsf
with stages for sll points ia the NORTHWEST.
4. At Blair with Omaha 4 Northern NebrAsh .
s. At Fremont, Neb., with Union Pacific railroA.l
for all points west aud the Pacific coast.
6. At OsHdale with stagcs for O'Neil City On
al points in Northern Nebraska.
Be sure your ticket reada VIA Sioux City pasiAs.
r. g. HILLS, r. u. ROBINSON,
Superintendent. Asst. dsn'i Pass. ACT.
Missouri Falley, Iowa.
W. WELLS General Agent, Sioux City.
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United States Land Office. Yankton, Dakota, Oc-
tober 10, 1880. To Ole A. Thorson. Sir: You
hereby notliei that tn Hon Comr of the Gen'l
Land Office by his letter &c" of the 18th inst. has
arjudsed your Timber Culture entry No. 1889, Sioux
Falls series, for the Ma Of NEA Section II,
Township 100, Range 40, forfeited.
You are allowed 60 days from date Of this notice
within which time to appeal from such decision
G. A. METER, Register.
% LOTT s. BAYLEss, Receiver.
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NJ - SYvERuD.

W7ATCHNIAKER 4 JEWELER, and dealer IN
w Clocks, Jewelry, ETC.. at Gilbert's store,
Canton, D. T.. II kinds of work in my line attended
opromptly an Ion short notice.
EY- REFEREEcE-MY WORK.
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GEoRGE WEBB

(sOUNTY TREASURER Canton, D. T. Real
~ Estate aud tax paying business promptly at
tended to. Office at Court House. ltf
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IN THE DISTRICT OF THE UNITED SrArEs,
Second Judicial District Of Dakota.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIsCH ARGE.
Notice is hereby given that petition has been
filed in said court by John H. Holsey of Canton, in
said district. duly declared Bankrupt, under the
act of Congress of March I'd 1867 for discharge
and certificate thereof from all his indebtedness
and other claims probable under said act. and that
the 4th day of October 1880, at 10 O'Clock M, at
the city of Yankton In said district is assigned for
the bearing OF the same, when and where all per-
sons who have proved their debts, and other per-
sons in interest, may appear and show cause II any
they have, why the prayer OF said petition should
not be granted.
ANDREW J. FAULK,
% Clerk of the District Court.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GUNS
WNI. NJ. CUPPETT,

~ GuNDERsoN, dealer in Guns, Pistols. AM
" smuntion and Sporting Goods. II kinds Of
repairs neatly executed. Sioux Falls, d. 7.
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NCTCIIdtHC > BIOUCIS
SIOUX CITY, IOWA, Henry K,lhlmann, Proprie-
tor, Corner Third and Douglass Strcets. Fayorite
resort for Commercial iaen. Good Sample rooms
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IT rs THE
Peoples Favosite Route !
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

The Pioneer Route from Sioux City to
CHICAGO, and all Points East.
ST. LOUIS, and all Points South.
MILWAUKEE. and all Points in Southern and
Eastern Iowa.
Es MONIES, and all Points in Southern and
Eastern Iowa.
Pullman Palace Hotel and Sleeping Cars
Between Missouri Valley and Chicago
FOR SPEED, SAFETY AND CON-
FORT rs UNSURPASSED.
The line is now equipped with the improved wes-
tinghouse Automatic Air Brakes, and is the only
line runing two express trains daily between Sioux
City and Chicago.
THROUGH TINE TABLE IN EFFECT JAN. LIST, 1883.
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Il. C. JACOBS

IDEAL ESTATE 4 ABSTRACT OFFICE; Will
-. pay taxes for non-residents. Office at thu
Court House. Canton, D. I. III
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HOTELS
REYNOLDS HOUSE,
Merchants Hotel.

pELoIT, IOWA; conveniently situated; near
ID the East end Of the Bridge. Stages from Ee-
oit depart from this house daily
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Smile farewell to Sorrow;
Give to Joy good morrow,
And charge him to continue
quiet reign within you.
Smile farewell to Gladness;
Take the hand Of Sadness.
And wistfully beseech her
To DO YOUR tender teacher.
SO shall both befriend you,
And to the grave attend you;
There Sorrow from you seyeH
Joy be with you ever.
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her bright sparkling rllls broad expanse
of beautiful rolling prairies, immense
! fields of golden grain-this season OF the
year excepted. and meadows of choice
waying grass, with her skies of an Italian
hue and her zephyrs Of Arabian cast.
Oh, it's nice! Here you are free, roam
ing with pleasure wheresoever you will
Run for Office and never get left; cas-:
your vote without fear of having 1t clal-
| lenged, but you must be native-this is
the voice of the law and we haye it here
Lovely, free and joyous land of Dakota!
Even the fowls enjoy and appreciate thy
freedom. They run for office and always
| get there about the time the sun sets in
the west. They always run Oh the
straight tickle. and no use attempting to
| head 'em off-unless you wiring their
reck! No putting them behing the re
turns" and counting them out. 1t can't
be did! How encouraging it is to have
henery under a printing office; when a
change of meat is wanted can silently
glide out and take IN chicken. provid-
ing no one else is watching the same roost.
Then again it's so nice to hear the gentle
harmony of their several voices blending
together, filing the Darkroom Will.
strains of mellow song! The boys can't
even sneeze without the gentleman under
the floor becomes indignant at the effort
and mocks its. This is really insulting
on his part, but the boys takes it good
naturally and nary murmur escape
them. It's almost Thanksgiving times
won't the owner please remove the afore-
said fowls from their freedom, that none
may wonder Of and come OF miss
ingi Dol
New-York tribune., 1880-01-18

its present financial straits, would have
swelling sources of revenue III dcsolate quar-
ter OF its domain where it now squeezes our q
few meagre sheep taxes Mr. Oliphant talks
clibly of connecting the colony by rail with
tbe coast bv way of the Valley Of the Jor-
dan. and il confident that agriculture can
he made as profitable now as in the era Of
milk and honey. He speaks of having received
assurances of Lord BeaconsdeId's hearty ap-
proyal of the scheme, and expects to Obtain
without difficulty an official firman from the
Snltan which will enable him to organize q
colonization company
Such project as this is, probably, chimericaL
In countries like Roumania where the Hebrews
are denied the full measure of political citizen
shin. even when the Great Powers have guar
antpcd if as Il condition of national independ-
cnce. an emigration movement might he
nopllar. But wherever the full privileges OF
religious liberation and political citizenship
arc accorded TO thcm the Hebrews would
have no impulse to give up their homes
and settle i'll Il quarter OF the WOfi"
where. if they Glanced to prosper, they
would be plundered by taX-gatherers and
abused 10y brutal soldiers. SO long as
rapacity and msrule are the fundamental e!e-
ments of Turkish policy, the colonization OF
tLe Holy Land and the return OF the Lost
Tribes are fctions Of novclists and dreamers.
When the regeneration of the East Is based
upon something more stable than the caprice
of an Asiatic despot or the intrigues OF an
IMAGINATIVE Premier, the Hebrews may turn
their ewes toward the Valley of the Jordan
and thr kpi0hts of Gilcad.
A few weeks ago Mr.. Gladstone was blitcdy
assailed in England for deprccatng the strong
partisanship displayed 10y many Hebrews on
behalf of Turkey, as illustrated by meet
ing which was reported - enormously as
the event proved - to have been held III
Sheffield in favor of the foreign policy
of the Government. This iniudiclous re-
mark was resented by the class at which
il was aimed, and the Conservative journals nave
been prompt in allowing the assallcd commit
niiv TO express in letters and remonstIancc,
IFS INDIGNATION and wrath. Possibly the good
Offices of Lord Boac0nslield as patron of this
colonization scheme have been bcSpolcn ia
order to promote the interests OF the Govern
ment on the eve of the dissolution of Pariia-
mcnt. Whether there were few or many Hebrews
enrolled in the registers at the Sheffield elec-
ton. they form large constituency III Eng
land. and their cstrangcmcnt from the cause
of which Mr. Gladstone is likely 10 be the
champion would be a clever bit Oi political
management This circumstance may explain
the abrlptncss with which this colonization
enterprise has been brought before the British
r,-tllig
New-York tribune., 1880-01-18
Tim Uses or DEBATE.

II hecins 10 be clear that the creyasse against
which prudent Democrats IN Washington have
been working so hard is getting beyond con-
troll. and that the muddy food of debate VIII
soon burst in as a destructive torrent. Mr.
Bayard's resolution only prccipitates caias-
trophc which has long been impending. VS.
ionary fnanccrs with inialible remedies for
the stringency of arithmetic, and statesmen
with profound conviction Of the inialhbliIiy
Of Congress, are big with schemes for making
everybody Except bondholders) rich and happy +;
and thcy cannot be restrained. One has a
plan for leyclling up incomes by the
issue of billions of paper dollars another
wants TO level them down by new system
of taxes. One proposes that payments shall
invariably he made in silver. and pockct-book
superscdcd by whcebarTOws another has an
invincible repugnance to metallic money OF
any kind, nursing Il vague idea that II Is con-
ncctci in some way with monopoly" and
that "buioni5tr - is a highly effective term of
rcproach. Still Others, endowed with ordinary
intelligence in matters of finance and mathe-
MATES, reject all these wild notions. bat con
slider 1t dangerous TO say so, and are filled
with alarm at the prospect of being asked any
ouestions which involves consideration OF
honesty.
Upon the whole it Is fortunate that the party
Of supprcssion has failed. The country ought
tn know what its Senators and Representatives.
are working for and if there are factions in
Congress which mediate mischief, it is Of the
HIGHEST importance to let them expose their
nroiccts at once and in full. Least Of all should
the Republican party object to such an exhibit
IN. do bq DpmOCT1tg
is to let them talk. One of the results OF the
financial debate will be TO set them quarrclling
among themselves; another Will be to show
the hard-money States what peril lies IN
Democratic victory; and it IS the doubtful
vote of one or two haTd-m0ncy States which
will decide the important contest OF
next year. The longer the financial debate
runs on the more desperate will the chances OF
the Democracy become
There are great differences on the money
question in both parties, as all men know.
But there is this distinction to be borne in
mind, that the Republican party is under the
control of its sOundcst and wisest men, while
the Democratic party is not. Every step which
has been taken toward prosperity and stability
in our commercial and monetary affairs is the
result of Republican effort, triumphant over
fierce Democratic opposition; and if we have
been obliged in winning these victories
to conquer some reluctance in oUr own ranks
besides battling against the enemy, that fact
ought TO give the country additional assur-
ance of the deinteness of the Republican
financial policy and the strength of tho real
Republican leaders. We welcome the debate.
Ii will display things that the country ought
to know, and it will leave the Republican
party filmer and more united than ever.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-18
PERSONAL.

Edgar Allan Poe's watch is now owned by fam.
lily in Chicago, TO one member OF which the poet
many years ago gave it as security for debt. IL
IS = gold repeater, and bears POes name.
Senators Ferry, Anthony, Bayard, Halnlin, Blair,
Logan Wallace. Conkling. Hoar, Morrill,, Ransom,
Carpenter, Blaine Cameron and Baldwin all intend
To pronounce culOges the late Senator Chandler.
lhey VIII speak IN the order named
Mr.. T. A. Gould, who is now at Florence, has CON-
pleted his model Tor the bfoaz, staiue of Kane
haneha J.. which is to be erected az Honolulu. IL
represents the tat old king in a warlike pose, and
2ttiIed III glrdle and long cloak and helmet OF
feathers.
VI. Lawrence Barrett says that Alr HOwels'S
drama, " 4 New Play" so fasciDates him that when
he is NOT on the stage be finds himself drawn 10 the
wings, where he stands staring at the actors like
one who sees play fOr the first time. One
night" he adds " Miss Cummin's words 50 took pos
session If me- that forgot that |, TOO actor.
and before an audience. When my turn came 10
speak hai forgotten my part"
At the recent Hippodrome fair in Paris for the
benefit of the poor. Sarah Bernhardt acted as
auctoncer for the sale of chIdrens trumpcts
ornamented with the autographs of the leading
Paris authors. and tambOrines which some Of
the best artists had painted sketches. A cor
respondent of Vienna paper describes her as " the
spludllng. hectic artist, with TIE glow eyes and
the bewiichlug, melancholy smile. who is not only
actress. critic poet sculptor novelist and architect,
bat also painter"
Colonel Jotn Bayard Of the Revolutionary Army,
whose portrait painted 10y Benjamin West and
Charles Wilson Prall, was well acquainted with
Gilbert Stuart. He represented the artist being
as remarkable for the vigor Of his language as for
the strength o. his painted pOriraIture. Colonel
Bayard WAS day in StuaTts studio. in New-York,
on a reception morning. when among others came
the celebrated Ialleyrand PerigOrd. The painter.
Il great physogBOmsi. fixing his keen eyes upon the
Frenchman attent vcly. remarked, after his de-
parture, with violent emphasis and gesture, " IL
that man Is not great villain, the Almighty does
not write a iegbe hald"
PARIS. Jan. I'm Jules Fayre, the Republican
Senator, is dangerously ILL.,
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