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2n STAND OFFICE, sf'cLoUD; alSN.

4n' s.HLANB OFFICE, s1sCLoUD; HMM. -, : :
~ eaJ ri G! November " lou. le6y.s w. -
a1; Ypu xie htxehy posiAete appear 1t shis ol6cs
the. 90 Dry OF jANUAAX 1oos, q 10 b'clock IN
tile fefeoeol Of the sad d aSi iksn ed thero7s,o0
cause why yonF Homestead Entr, No; x1aes smade By
You May upon the 5he section to3nslnp
III, rauge w. in1he Dstties sul1et u
st. Cloud, MINI, should not be csuceieo al Andrew
Swanson alleges "a abandonmsnt thereof by JOS s.d
proposes thed and there to show the .ame when YOU
H. =. WAIT, keYist&s,. ;;ss
! nosz1 -6Ni ,!&o7 * NC. BURBANK, Receiver.
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IT'S LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI.

IT'S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI 81 ~
"a :xe.o = {. Z. ~, .:! . va
SIR: You hereby notified to appear ut This Office
on the 6rA DAY VE JANUARY 1865, 1t - oclek,
cause. why your Homestead No. :ss4 n,sdk BY yoa.
JANUARY sem lS6s. upon the-seZ ns1 I X se x
. sw secnea g; towa.nR ~, ranss
-. Cloud, MINI should NOT be sansEieds as Erik
Erksvn alleges an abandonment thirSof l. hi
jo.t and pEcposrs then anti these to- how the
eame, when you will ~ permitted to ,conlest sdch
showing. s>- HENRY T. WAIT kkeissse.-e
d6v2l-6wl MI G. HURDAHE kSceiyer.
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| -. LAND OFFICE 81. CLOUD, NINs.

U..s. LAND OFFICE ST. sGLquD, MINI,
: SFn: foua0ebe1rby sefi3eA IL aprasr a, tbi, :.
on the 14fH DAYVH JANGAKY, lsos, It IL o'c;,..,
the forenoon q the said dsy; md then ara tL...
cause why your Homestead kosy So. 10. MAJ
you A.y ioth, 1866, upon the " x ns Z s.iIu
w4"Nseef1on ~ tywnship liz, ,snxe ~. IN
css9-:' I.ssasj rniSset - ssss Z, T.. Cloud. 81
]; LIQUID not ke Cancelled, o. Audrey jon,
xheeesah sbaodonnsnt thereof BY YOU, and bio,
theaand there 70 STOW The sasse, vh.ir YOU WI
permitted to c2ntes: such showing.
54Ssoss~. zyzozI2 4. I: sG 1s kksslI ssr
IT'S: LAaD VFEKI. ST. .HouD, .a1sN.,
it6s a: Ftatk: '@s e.. 80 ! re}:es
s1k: You gre hereby notified 10 sppsar a, TIL.
on the nth LAY OF JANUARY, 1853, At lOot
~ The toreneon a the, said asy .ssda 1skn and til
answ cause xLy your Hunestesd EutIy ~.
made by ;yeu April 13th: lyS5, arpor the J..
We u and 4swA section =, township -, r.
t4 ths A...a:t " lAnas sek,sctte nae =. 81. Ci.
Num-, sheuld net Be Cancelled, ~ dominique O.
Hog aOsGAs - atnndAlAene A6AspGGssS ts.1- And
pores lhel and there 70 sh0y tue s>lae wien you
'De permitted 10 cdUrsst ehshow.n<:.
oe:sp". h. y. cCkbANk, kec-lr .
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II 1sb OFFICE, ST. CLOUD =! MN.
IL S:9Ios Noveai6er I'm, 1851: T -S !so
sa: I5a 81 hereby notided 10 appear at ,ls otce
~ '3sa shG =, LAY " SAAuAht ises "
there. Show cause Why your Homestead kntry Nc.
s't ra4.!e kyyo1 Apslt 4xsn ls,,s, aroa tho So u
sc 4 section Is, and a sw y sw n .seN
VI lands anhjeSt ~ sale ut st. Cloud, Mimi,
should ,Aot. be Cancelled, as H.. J. fxrnswMrh
Alleges an abandonment thereof BY you aud proposes
ti.el .aa tasrs % show ne same rlsa you WI b.
ljtt $50 = - = h, 9. ~ AIT, 1egister, =. -
npvl4-ows ~ ~ y. y DURHAM, Receiver,
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joan 7efrsoM: -s3o5'
g 81: ioaate hereby notified to spp,ar 1t hi. oscs
on ne; 6TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1857, a, ID o,ciocI
IN tne forenoon Ut tho said day and then enl ISere
snow cause why your Homestead Entry M. aIsS
nasss ~ zen AAys14 lSs6s on tho: - 4 sscttoS 3.
80 eossse 1t q cad~d Nina, shootd not Is can.
e,sned, q Edwin q nnngsallsxes an aAandosssN
By you and proposes then and there to ahov
showing. HENRY G. WAIT Rss;t see :.
=. nov21:swl NC. BuRBANk, Receiver.
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MoF Fla 3: i :; l;.l:
AfDPHGNIX BITTERS 500"
: :':,31! .CIEE III % C-.Ts;: g.. *.

il. :::4-I t:ozs Tt - H--|s* f.. -
The ostSuccesstul Medicines
in the W0rld.4,s8 81: ;s:a -; . :-s.5 (
Established in, 1886 by o1esof
our most Eminent. Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine i'm cases Of diseased
Liver, Blood: or Skin, 'Inliges:
ton, Costiveness,. Bilious Com
plants, Rheumatism and Fever.
AND: Ague. d, ,ans.L r. k9::s s ~
Thousands of:cdrtifleates are,
~ 4 our possession, giving d etail-
ed accounts aef perfect #CUREs
'eheeted by these ii: >tfnliytaalusbla,
!, Medicines. They regulate the:
System and put all tho fdnc.
tfons of the bod 1n:s a. healthy
condition. sc, ti;s 90 ''~@ -
.-~-O-vH s - :: ss,i
II sc4 ~ p Dzusesisae. White &ao.land Propes.
etora, Successors 70 p. John slanat anl ii. WE.
xohst IS Liberty Street. New York. 'f'h"
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T.: AND OfR4c1, ST, CLOUD, tAIkN,tG
- November "a, 1861.

"a. o,.s.. s'y z''n = 1ss &c; y aofa
SIP You aye hel eby aetised to ePpear at1his Office
on tie 18Th DAf Of JANUARY, Is6s, At II dssSef
il 10 forenoon of ther saddsy and then saAeth,rs
show cause why your Homestead Entry no. SCI,
section 4, NV IN. n me- nw n section y, WI
thipizt ransess, IN me sEict q faSds subject to
sale at et Cloud, Ann. ahoalAzn not Seealceled, Is
Ole Olesen alleges an abandonment therSoity goa !
and Pnp 6the1 ana thsrs toaShsW the Dame when
you will DO permitted to contest such shuvipG
Use -S'' II. T. VAR, kegtetSr,
cpoE:8=6wss st7sa IHsC. %ukBANk, Receiver.
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T AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI,
LII November 18th, 1867. '3'E

Ai November 18th, 1857. ''S-
John o. Sryoek: - -..-.... - =,
sIs: You are hereby notified to appear at dis Qdace
on the eth DAY or JANUARY iS6S at ID o'clock
show cause why your Homestead Entry No no
made by pm l2th lsss, upon tie u SeetIons
tow ~ range g. N tlse strict Of Lanas 1uhsct %
sale At st. Cloud, Mimi. should not be cadceied q
Clinton 7. Well alleges an abauduums mt tlstSof b.
you, and proposes then and there to shox he same
when You will be permitted to contest such showing
? n F....- fllENRfC. WAL, Rbstst~ +
nUv2I.6wa H. G.. BURBANK RScriver
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7 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MN,

RI g. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MN
~ November >sth, 1857.
tunnel r Gamp1eu ana Gide>a X. xtark7n.:
s1Sss2ios AID oseh of you ne hereby L.,
q ;Sgpess tug unlce opfhe :S3H , aJY "a
dAJ, ~ shsi md 1ao sbsx e.ass sSy ?our b
stead Entries Nos. ll66, and ut5, male " you :.
zise, ~, ou1'sA 2hs ~ ana ne ..,:,io.
tey..al9 u ssngs in t4z District q Md, .u
e y. S0bd. niRn., should not Be cancel
tnereofby you. and proposes tnen and,here TO :.
tne same, s.i.e.A yt1 viii te
eno~ wing. HkNkY T. WAIT. key,.,
@Ssce-vss I EiGa EsH GsSCKR1NK. Ri,
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Farm for Sale.

.1:.:..:.s, x-1tF'sa 'gm fo.r Sale, a.aa4
THE undersigned Offers TOR isalsI . good ID
l. hrmofEle0 acres, On the north end 81
Maine Praire, about ziSco. s'c;'vl
'ouRTsBHs MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty .srss.l. timber. tie i balance pI.i:
ie and meadow, and the whole enclosed
With good fence thirty acres being sndsr
eulavstiea.s aen ~ premises fs i1, / &
GOOD Cd. .c0 MF0(RrABB1L,Ef j HOUSE;
with Stables stanary and storeho dsies. e. xxoo 8
good wells, snd other impro venents. 'iThfs
farm is directly on the main road from St:
Cloud to Forest City, and will b sold;
eAedp. Inquire atthiS Office, orof
, l. i vi sd "a ~; r. J !, PAN,
= :
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- :>a,o7 r: a.TAbOowu:

- Il: >ss,oz F;s1sAEUoWr: ..
w AZ 3 i I'K4, :JEg2YlE1BR,
Corner Fret Asesus s.deBsyx. $tre,t;e
LOWER sA1Nrs.e1eUD. a::s-':.
DEALER 81 Clocks. Watches, Jewelry,
~ Spoons, speotaeles, Cola Pens, Silver
Thimbles, Sc, or, Of hne quality which
he villsellasldk as any Of like qu slity can
be bought thisside ofchiesgo..,Cali and
see.
Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, &C., repaired
y good and satisfactory manner, and on
reAsohablete4ms.;a !o!:4trr-* ay& u.s.. :,
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Leaf . e i !, her'l I ca tho II
crit r. 10 IM i,

Ll. LEI / t[h(1e!r ! eat !! th. 2 !
.,. 4. -
KEl:ssL]E j; |, s. r IEHL,
Importers, fssnsss... asl Curriers',
ST. PAUL, ii: - MINNESOTA,
II a. III aj4sSTtsr54- Il ;ttEtes EsS5aaFafss
A RI nov receiving and will keep eep-
a stantlytoa hard Tho tiasisst and b16t
stock of Leather and Findisss Il Tho State
-eonsisting Of ~~~ =
SPANISH SOLE LEARN ER.
OAK .s10LEa@':L1,Ell',..A.I,Tl n Err,
Upper. .Leathe,.,
HARNESS AND BRIDE LEATHER,
TsmPico and Madras, Morocco ,epaits.
Shoe and Saddle 6kirting,, Belt a1a :
= ''',,- Lace Leather, .,.~a
W.. lsRENcH CALF SKINS,
Trench Kip Skins,
COUNTRY KIP SIX IN 8
5000 By Plastsri.s Hair
a, 1,5f a..;2 !. - =. , e.;s,51
Also, : general assortment Of ill kind,
Findings, 10. :, - ~
Please call and examine our = Ok % Vi
.!l not b nadsrsola by any hou in the
state. : ~ - 49,
Rsrfteslar attention pai1 to erdsrs.
~ Cash paid for Hides, Furs and Deez
SKINS - u KESSEER2 &tRIBHL. :,
No. !, 500 Thirdstraet,t Sign II ~ "Blsel
Bear -; ;:;. .2aYa ,v6nlo-tf
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sIlsA 4A4Ds oEg1cB q. r1orl, NM

Agvsnbe7 z II, l.e7..
hp~y q 1ka~v: SaI zg.~cg. y:
kH sio9 are Hereby notified u aspear u Til.
in the forenoon Of the zsid dzy and rh.,. an.
show cause why your .,m.->t..u Eur-y X,
made ~ You "a. zzs'th. 1866, upon tvs *
secao0 ~ sssns6p s., -ra1xes ri ri he n;ir
tsnas sggaset tes.!sst 8. gi,Ndk Nlsn .asult
osnceeu, asscnn 1oieS Sn.gs ali aExudon
the sa1ns, when yea viii, be permitted to cont,
aAoH1nE 81: SsiEA4akY ga adr nrr,r
dec5-owa IL q. III MA AZ
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iTr &:LANDdFPICE, ST.0LOUD,S f1NN
I0 NOYnnlller 18th lkkc

91EE &:L4ND6FFlCE, ST:OLOUD,alNNt,a as
|. w.. November 18th, 1867.
a.: Yo1 hereby notified to appu>r At his ofBc.
Oh the FRA DAY Or JANUARY 1866, 1t 10 S'clock in
thef:Ieooohoi thesaid daysM then and tl6ers shoW
yea ;Apnl 2lst 1s66, aton the ne x sseasa =;
.sw.sh L. .anss ~ in the District o1ianis subject
sale &c ST. Cloud Mimi should not Be cauceisd 81
Aieus H. stsnbrecher an abaud0saeit thereof
by you and proposes then and there to how the
same when YOU will b.: permitted to con1est such
shoNinse :,sze stopss :GsMAlIss TEL, Ga
nov2l'sw9 \. BURBANK, Receiver.
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]. r. BENNETT Q / !
oEA1sss,s srArIa AND ,AseI s5., !:
Dr. y Go. Cd $ !,
oLornils,c.
RATS 4 GAPS, go 49, !.
II - -. ..-. $50
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, :
LAMPS. MIRRORS. GROCERIES ael

DElNa now in receipt Of my Fail and
ID Winter Stock, which has been selected
with care, purchased ct close figures and
with rsfarenee to the. increasing wants Of
this section, would most respectfully In
:vits purchasers to call AID examine my
assortment. a.,
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FARM soFOiR":SA e

r. 1i~ill sen ether: y half interest. or nv
eastte BTIAM,'sAW Mi Ii; u this place.
ltis complete throuS hout, having In eiahtyy:
five horse power engine and the best 4iss
sailesys including thatf6r thssmanufasturs
Of shingles, lath, pickets, Sc. There is =
Ilsrss spaotof seouAl4or the yard, upon
which is oommadita,s zxSrehoasA and an.
Office -buildisg:..f The booming priIijlees
ssssxcellent: The cutting an citv 81 AZ
Mil Averages 10000 iefN Very "a hours
Capitalists @llF ih1 hers az SCOTLAND
opportunity tor ii vi aSient:s 'oaJ 10 b.
haPsssiss desiring saSF p1uffc AfnS Isx. nbors.
wilns ddtestas D.as sls'!saks r. i. Z sss~'
.-------~--.------.----,----E AZ roRrxaia "a
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IRIS. LAAD ierRfcx, 81: cbotcnD, MN
~ November 1sks3e&.z

t,1u.y x,-t;,. 'en'oe1 - eSsl
~; 4en e. hereby notiied to appssr at this o..
onthe 1SrH Bay " JASuAKT 1896, 81 10 o'cI.cs
ehsierseee1 # tAssei<sa1su>sexns nxahere =.
~ aa Ana In, Rs5, spSn 81 xneZ x nv
sect,on = tsE apilu ~, .pAsgs ~, u TIE uis1r7 +.
iandssut9set tosrfe at 81. tAtd,' Miun should ~:
ceAeeled, - A4keEs sA4atszi att1eE N ahandou,.,
thereof ~ you and proposes fhen and there 70
the s.me when you will ~ las1ittsd, ~ c.
=, ..E st Inv Hk3KY G. HAlI, Resi-
! oec9IG Il. T.. RlkBASk,.k-ce.v.
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;AA1. O4xlCk s1.ELDUD, <NIaN!
. November Z IN, .le67~

I:AA9: o4S1Cks s1-CLbUD, MEN,
IL November 4 In. le67
Ae.,aot,6 DtGe aad Uiok (hxSde. cs:.a:
sIE 1uA ara bs1eIlS- nor1neo TO apu.a, 4, mi,
on sAs as1A DAY ~ 4AAuAs;f asva a, lie
+. r. q tbs said day aud then aud r.,-1.
eaass &hy1 yS9s Hnaszaa.is aaxnz Nos. ls:s
~ a:as = " S ssstea !ss:iss, ss
rAnxs =, rip ths Dissz7e<r Of hsnds sutee, r.,
st: Cloud MINI, should not be caneel.l. a. l.
eseS 01eAnaegos N 1laAdonn6ssstssk efeuua1vr VI
,s lnI 40 5nsse z aAs. tae s.a, we
asss51ft .ss'HH SS :: stssi;ssx Ss.,
IN :. LAND SfTIcE; 81: CI5GD MIN
F:F:ask r. Latles :. - 4 t''''
": 1Ya sss hereby notified t. sppear at ,hi>
tue ieEslseen QtShe Sasd dsJ Aaa s1,en ,u.tst,-r.
cause why your Homestead iatry No. :l;s. man..
You November ISL, l15 spsDu TIE d. i :.
tion -, toxn.h LIZ, range -. in the DIST.
,tea sncsee. g ~ as =. laous Min. should
1eas tlereot tJsoa A. praass ss 1Hss ana tue,
s sses ~ 5.a Va to
ostio1sx. :; .e!' 1nhfsk a,4S g EAar;kssi::
IT. absssse.ss teA-e<ss psslsDsa All i,..
IS is'4 1s'i' = Z oS'S 81 e. VAR: Kz
s., cloud , Nv. is,h! IS et.@sA sssS',v.
- 49,. 49,. Low. tso.. nV':t-Su
IL :. LAND VXl ICE, ST. CLOUD. MIN
+ O-s'.- :! . 7lSereniber l5th 9eo7.
A.3!e4rxy 4. Jones aud -A.atia 4 tsss.ssS.,d.
SIZES: 1ou and each Of you are Ge1ep, uot,h.
s4kea4rs - fAeas kanee OK ns 1vn2 IA Ias,r JAM
1eos At " o'clock in the fars.aoon q the said usy
sShan skfeAas s6SG c.ns- W. Hyuur-i IT,.
Entries ko.sySSss A<de by ye1 Apm,hr~f -
hose,nne LIZ nus, up6b tie &C Y set,iou n :.
seas SAsNa NpinooeoeA,.3 0U ma,
you AatnQ 4 kutterneld upon lots No. .na
acqA - -s61iotl, tec0us,s g &, IN !tuvnsLin
range Il. III, N.ssr2cs q laAus suti.cte T., =,
e. Cssoe 1nnn., shooid Eor BE c1Dcet-I a AIe,.
sAsDece sel.9ee N setlaadooseDeT ,t.4.ns Nv
anp proposes then ana there to shux the =.
shen yos aE'ffe tss'attssd = contest ruSl show,
= ID horstx ,os1s e:s Ixti1s lKs;'sss.,
--s--------<-s..S z. - .kEas.s
Il . LA ~ OFFICE, st. cLplD, MsN.,
1slzs: 10, and e.ch i "a ~ sersi,x So;5ssa.
pear AZ tins cIheo On the l71D LAY 6tEN0VENp-
100 At ~ oe9ek In the forenoon Of The said d.v
.ueI cau mere SHOW Gauge Why your Ho,....,
s se 40 sa'5 sSd az5l, 4ass so. So1.n,
-; stss 90 e d "a Z ~ k-ss,H:e.:T =
10y = esetisa = sow..AP In .iasxe - In m. =
u,ct OF !ands subject 70 sale Il ST. Cioud Mum ,hn,
ieos a'e naissee9 q 1asses II fho1s1Sed aH.rs, ,
.ss sS sss' 81 Is 81 'ass =:
80 sse.s'. -. sA'.' StssjkNYs i ! w Al
- Ssse4 "a sssEV BUKBANx f~s.;rer
iss is St q, Sc = sssss4 .-s D<esa
tiso-4i ali 1ci74A. &sMAn, R.ssar,
IT, e HEKRlIE
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s,s.f1 a-:ssS4w +, r. n: E 3SRsT S;,,,
ssS .assts,~a q. ,t;sst..sso.s S49Hqj MIMI.
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frI eseSs roi .:eI - appear ar THIS ,,i,
.es I'D "a IsR s,ss ~AxtA ~ lsaAAt IL o'cioc
= RIA a. 81 fiji IL e. H sins 's q. 81 g.
Nyfst 40 ~ .Asssts nsaua.ssss ~ no Il ne,
- ..Ili an. sw Il nv section 81, towr
81. = - a. ss. = ord, linn, should not be ca;
1bau!onme
fi:e:s* : sol. snI p.csAes tLsn and there to Oh
~ .'ir ~esi yea ~1sbS psssg ~ 10 contest 81
sn.".as.i 81. u. 9: VII. Reg ster,
q dsssbx5a sfAlrp Aac.bIkBASK'K Receive,
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- w.. T.
W. !a1eD1 al4 best tasDostnent Of
j CLOCKS 10y 81 found end purehs.s1
~ lev ct DusH's. Thsy wsr1s.ii
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q - ed ssg5a s@s Esssas,fg |
,ssesff+sso 3ap - sIa35 IL E3a !
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j.; so4 ~ p Dzuseisae. White tHo@aand Propei.
s:ott aueeessors 70 p: John sted.t III + y :.
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rT :: LAND OFFICE, 81. CL0tD, MIMI.
<sn,sst1 c,2+3E -; -, .Neyembef lSshS 1Nss

pov2l-6w! ; IL G. BURBAN
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v1U MNARE, q retail A
~. suited . oil denaads
= - II bsstaS - &c ,is..
i ,gsgnsa sssAa4zf No lHfIlI 1 CAS- Ii. rs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-19

Total...,.42O,6O0 3.O9O.56l 3.754,sOl II lsl
| = When British Columbia is annexed.
an area of 213,500 square miles will be
added, and population certainly not
In excess of 200. The Confedera-
ton will commence with the Island
Of Cape Breton, and the narrow strip
of territory inhabited by civilized
people, who will be subjects of the
Confederacy, will stretch to Lake
Superior, aud with British Columbia
to the Pacific itself. edI = ga.s
In consequence of the transfer of
the power of taxation to the General
sGovernment, each Province will be
paid an annual subsidy from the gem
eral revenue. Inthe original scheme
at eighty cents per head, computed in
the census of 1861. But as the posi-
ton of New Brunswick was such that
it would at once be- compelled to pay
considerable sums out of its local rev.
enue, it was agreed to allow that Prov
ince $4,000 per annum for ten years
out Of the general + revenue. The
terms on which the new Government
is formed, have been modified, so
that New Brunswick is now to receive
o constantly increasing subsidy until
the amount reaches 1920, 900, in addi-
ton to which it win receive 800, 900
annually, beslaes the grasuI OF e.gnty
cents per head allowed in the original
scheme. Upper Canada will receive
a permanent annual grant of $4,000;
Lower Canada, $4,000, and Nova
Scotia, $50, 600, in addition to the eighty
Gently cents head in the original
scheme. The annual grant will then
stand thus: Upper Canada, 81 1876 "a:
Lower Canada $659. 253; Nova Scotia,
~. 6SS, and; New Brunswick. $314,-
738. The Indebtedness of each Prov
ince which is large in Canada and
small in Nova Scotia aud New Bruins /
wick, will be as sumed by the General
and should enter more,
Or less into the computa ion of the
terms of Confederation. For the
purposes of this union the debt of
Canada was estimated at 100000
and of New Brunswick at 81 100000.
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SpurgeOn and His Congregation.

Colonel Forney heard Spurgeon in
London, the other day, and describes
him and his people as follows:
Here toll and poverty, as almost
everywhere, go hand in hand, and you
realize what Bulwer says of low
birth and iron fortune, in the care
worn faces and common clothing of
those who frequent such churches as
Mr.. Surgeons or pass along the high
ways of this world Of a town. / can
say without disparagement that / did
not see one handsome face in the
crowd of women who sat rapt and alb
sorbed with his sermon. [ was not
carried away by his eloquence or his
language. he has wonderful voice.
and he manages it with wonderful
skill, and there was not soul in the
vast audience that did not hear him.
A small man, about the size of Rev.
DR.. Sunderland, of Washington, a lit
tie over thirty, with heavy dark hair
hiding a not very high forehead, and
disclosing a good -humored but by no
means intellectual face. In point of
ability, woule not think of institut-
ing comparison between him and
the bold, incisive and magnetic schol-
ar and preacher for God and the
Republic in our national cap
ital.slaWe have twenty more
powerful and cultivated divines in
Philadelphia. He preached from the
twenty-third chapter of Isaiah, seven
teenth verse Thine eyes shall see
the King in his beauty; they shall
behold fhe land that is very far off +"
IA noble theme, most inviting to the
imagination, and to display of such
Scriptusa knowledge as would have
been invaluable to such listeners.
lie did not.catch the scope of the les
son, but repeated himself until his
iteration became almost painful Yet
that he was doing good among his
parishioners was very evident. The
story of his connection with them is
very instructive He began to preach
In what was very dismal and impov-
erished part of London when he was
only eighteen, and now, at the end Of
twelve years, he, and he alone. may
be called the builder of the splendid
temple in which they worship with
him. A little beyond thirty years
old, he is their instructor and their
idol.
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or members of the Upper House beng
appointed for life by:the Crown. The
Speaker of the Upper HOUSE is to be
appointed by the Crown, and will have
power to create six additional eeun-
cilors beyond the stipulated seventy
two, in case of necessity, to prevent q
dead .loeksThe four members allot-
ted to Prince Edwards Island are for
the present assigned to Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick. oils =
The following table shows the area,
population and representation Of the
four Provinces of the Confederation
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
How the New C0nfederacy is COnsti-
tuted.

From the New York Tribune, June I2]
The Confederation of the British
North American Provinces is an ac-
complished fact, and will go into op-
Grafton on the 1st of July. The
confederated Provinces are called the
Dominion of Canada, and Already the
proclamation of the Queen has been
issued recognizing the new Slater The
Senators have been named under the
new Constitution, and within a few
days, Lord Monck, at present Lieu
tenant Governor of Canada, has been
appointed Governor General. The
new dominion will consist of the
Provinces Of Upper and Lower Cana
bec,n respectively. besides New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, New
foundland, Prince Edwards Island,
Rupert's Island and the Northwest
Territory, are not included in the
Confederation, but provision has
been made for their admission in the
Union whenever they can be persuad-
ed of the advantages of the coalition.
British Columbia has already deter
mined to unite with the other Provin-
ces in the Confederation.
This new Kingdom of Canada,
as It was enormously called, besides
the Lieutenant Governors and local
Legislatures in every province, cor
responding in some degree to our own
State machinery, will have a Governor
General with salary of $50, U00. and
Parliament. consisting of an Upper
House and a House OF Commons. the
former with ~ and the.latter with Isl
members. The members of the House
of Commons only will be elected by
the people, the Legislative councillors
f.zoCia s'i1sdAJf