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BITCHU.

IEr,r D;spcnsotory ofthe United States.
DIOSMA CRENATA-BUClU LEAVES
p,oDe,.fies-Thcir odor is strong dltfusiNc,
and somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterish'
and analogous to mint. ,
No1iool TroDey.tics aHd Jecs-Buchu leaves
are gently stlmulant, win Il peculiar "n"'"
cy to the Urinary Organs
They are given in complaints of the Trina
~ Organs such as Gravel Chronic tasatrh
Of the Bladder. Morbid Irritation of the Blad.
der and Uthcra' Disease of the Prostrate
Gland, and Retention or lncontlnuencc of
Urine from a loss of tone in the parts con
cerned in its evacuation. The remedy has al
so been recommended in Dyspepsia. Chronic
Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections, and Drop
sy, ~
iIELMBoMD'- EXTRACT BCCHU is used hyper
sons from the ages of is to p, and from 50 to
SIS, or in the decline or change of ME afttr
Confinement or Labor Pains; Bcd-N citing
in children.
Baehu Is mequaled 10y any other remcdy, as
i'll Chlorosis or Retention, lrregutarytJ, yam
fulncss or Suppression OF Customary hNAtGd-
nations liberated or Scir1hOus stat" OF the
Uterus Lcucorrhea, or W hitcs.
Diseases of the Bldddcr. Kidneys, Grdrc' an"
Droysical Seedlings. medicine increases
the power of Digestion, and eHelteS the ~
sordents into healthy action, ny "HItm tH'
Watery or Cacareous dispositions, ana an Il
natural Dclargemcnts are reduced as We" as
ram auH I'M ldlHHlluus
HELuBoLp's ExRAoT BCCHr has curcdeVery
case of Diabetes in which it has been given.
Irritation of the Neck, of the Bladder. ana
Infumation of the Kidneys, liberation OF the
Cidneys and Bladder, Retention OF Urine, plN
eases of the PROSTATE Gland, stone i'll the
Bladder, Calculus, Gravel Arick Dust Deposit
and Mucus or Milky Discharges and for en-
fecbled and delicate constitutions, OF both
Sexes, attended with the following symptoms
IndispositIon to EXcrtion, Loss of Power
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disease,
Wakefulness Dmness of Vision Pain IN the
Back, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dry
ness of tue Skin, Eruption on the Face, Pallld
Countenancc Universal Lassitude of the Mus
cular System, &c
HEIMBOID's EXTRACT BUcHU is Diuretlc and
Blood purifym. and cures all diseases ars
ing from habits of dissipation, eNcesseS and
mprudencts in life, impurities of the Blood
&c perseding Copalba in affections for whIc
1t isused, such as GonorrhTa. elects Of long
standing, and Syphilitic Ahecti0ns--in these
diseases used in connection with llELMBoLD's
RosE WASH
Sold by all Druggists and dealers every
where Beware Of counterteits. Ask for
Ielmbold's. Take no other. Price 81 % per
bottle or six bottles for $3.50. Delivered to
any address Describe symptoms III all com
munications.
Address H. T, IlELMBOLD, j9l Broadway
NY
~ Nome arc genuine unless done up IN
steelengraved wrapper, with tuc-smle of my
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
II. T. llELMBOLD.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

win also bc found invaluable in all ca~c5 of
Diagrhca. Dyscutcry, collie, summer Com.
plants, Gripping, and in fact every disordcrcd
c0uditod of the stomach
Sold by Druggists in city or country every.
where, at II per bottle, or by application to
{. &. CLARK, 4 Co,
Soc Propriotors New Haven, Ct,
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Hard Colds and Coughs

Keep throat wet with the Bal~am-takil
little and otten-and you will very soon In
rnlinf
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

- 6err Mltert WclT mirb Dor Mbiauf bie>
les @onats ais @inwaneerunss Mstut fir
Minneluta mad europa reil.u; Der(elbe mirb
in alien @essnbsn D%eutidlanbs, pbne &idi9t
auf Gonfefion, ben Strom Der Ginpaneeruns
~ siel ais n,Sslid> mad unierm @taate 3u len-
f'n fuGen. .s.' ~ 'a''' .".
slls Elm ebrenfei1er, ternbafter Deuti@er NIT
ta&tieer 8ilouns, Meni9en. unb @eltfenntnib
ausseratet, 1T er Der Mann fir tieien Soften,
Der uaisren Grparttusen 1T jeter 5infi@t ent'
ipreden ipirc. 5err gilbert @o!f 1T Gin 8ir-
ger hieies Staates ieit 1852 une nit alien Mn-
selesenbeiteu uno Giseni&afen ~teielten sriinb-
lid betannt. .. ...r.all. r#.
Wir piiniden unierem GeQeeen bas bette
Slid auf ieiner Charlottesville unp sratuliren
ibm su Der %Anerttnnuas, bic feline yartei ibm
inbireeerpeile au She'll tperren lie6. . .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13


Ttr pt1imit, Der Ia e.aubt, LAP eiNs Re-
publit TIRE Diener uno Nrtttkr u;dt banttnr
ttlebne, ttr tuirb turd ben Bau bee ct. Naul
:3eobauts etaee 4eQeren Mebr.. 8tionrsrs er'
tauli@ IL e, einer warte su.ui&auen, rfl@s
BIT Gteine ron einer Grit Der Gtra6t rauf bic
anbsrt ~ i@afen baten. Die @&itbsay.ner
uamenNi@ tiseu eine t~uteyeFaate Grurpe; Der
Gteie Der smeieen ii ni&s eteen btn ibrisen.
G,stt lak Ie Ieten tauftnt Sabre, tisf 2eute,
teren Gn,feteit - sree H. saS ntnn btr g a.
nitdtsratb niat eini@reitet uab tbnen ~
@tmdsbt fltrt, bab ber 1e,upd @alomons
nt9t in eineua zaee stbaut tuarb, (bae Gun'
bansnt bes Goaumbauies tofst $i5oOoO) -
Gk uHbsbinSt ibre funbbest ruinirtn. Raun
nil tieie @ruppe auf hs1 nidfen Maefenban
0orfltytn.
|bteraus 6bt nd fnbtn unb cFrftbn "a as&.
@i. skt ans esitrie5li9 ALE @adsn trstttn,
@enn man DntdSan in @ert une In 7ta
gu ktuem g,atren une sum Grunb< tat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13
Qpcal = Meutgfetten.
Meifenbe Meenteu.
SER Anbreas @rcte unO >Serr
Guasne 2bsin. aanE.
en- Der 6autesfammer tparo am Montas

- Sn Der pantelstamn,er tparb am Montaa
tae g,rojett elmer biretten Giienbabnverbiaeuna
nit CT. 2ouie tur& bic Mitte BON Soma ser'
bantelt. &idter porter son Glbcraeo. Soma
iebte ber Rammer auseinanber, ME Sertbti!'
baft bieie Babn fir ct. paul fin 'puros une
tae beige 3apitaliNen I'D haran tetbetl'Sen
1oQten. Die sanse @trede it IS: @silen,
pdbrenb bic Diaan3 auf bonn Glub 732 Neilen
tetrdst. 1862 Meilen bie1er $50 Meilen Gnb
tereits eebaut unb nur 2iiden gum Betrass ron
226 Welen a%usjubauen. Eur1 bic Gelen-
buns bitler 8abn piirse ct. paul ni9t bios
@t. eouts una 1877 @. ndber seradt fein, fon'
bern aud kiQise Roblen aus ben &oblenfeleern
9o,pa'e bssieben fSnnen. Sntee porer ufr<
f9erte. tae mad @clenbuns bieitr Babn biz
Eonne 3obIen bier in ct. 9aui 81 bis SIS &C.
tiefert reresn Tonne. Cine Ssnne aoblsu il
aber 10 gut ME 2 Gorb bes belen 9ol3es. Die
BON ser pantelstammer nit BEN 0erfauf pom
aftien fir bic 81. gaul unb ct. Qouis' Gien-
tabn ernanute COMMITTEE it eifris an Der Nr-
belt une l@sint auf redt guten .Grfcls 81 tr1<
fen. Ni9ter yorter bat in h~erltibsn Nnsele,
eenttit ROT Der 6anbeiSfarnner BON Minneapo.
lie, eeipro@en aub Is i6etnt il& In Der natr>
nebmentlrn Der @tabtt Minnelctas bsbe utenee
Ebtilnabuse fit bic Sa&e ;u fnben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13
Ser SO d { +.
-Gins unlersr Buffalo Ds9fettlattsr na9te

-Gins unierer 8uFalc We9ieltIatter 'aad'te
scriseW lode folsenbe intere6ante Mistakes:
9n Der Beidreibuns BON @efons Bubtour
iast IS wuirtlt9: uer bofte ant %. Mars St.
pauL @inn., eirea 5000 Meilen son Bangor,
Me., su erreiden unb mubte am29. april ,pieser
in New Sort lein, peldes unsefdbr 1041 Mei'
len BON ct. paul it, a.. .--'.a sisiT05.
8eioe Nnsatsn fns faIia. gsn Bangor
ra9 ct. Saul betrdst bic birefte Gntferruns
auf seraber 2inie nur "a Q%iinssnsrate pom SO.
Bis 50. ueal. 2ange unp ber 3sitanteri9ieb 1
@tuaos unb % Miuuten, tas beibt spenn IS
tit ct. 9'aul Mittas it, bat man lit Bangor
i@cn balls 5pei llbr Nadmittass. Die bireete
Gntfernang tetrdst MIR 1000 Mltilen, aber Der
@ea wtl9eu @efun ninamt 1T ni&t Der
i9nn:srabe uns bebbalb I'm, etpa 900 Meilen
!anstr. Gbenic nett il Der Des BON ct. paul
na9 Nep gurf, etlide 20 Mleilen raebr uter
ni@t in ani@las gu nebuen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

IL Die Rultter unt Singer St
Yaulf.-Dn Great @eaern Banb 1T bic eia-
3ise resutart Mufttanbe in 81. vauI. Der
Dirisent b~eritlben 1T ptrr Geore Stibfrt.
Dxie cine aber reprdfntirt in ibsn hibfn
:3tptisen. Blt@> unb @tri9muFt, cine RapeQe,
bic ttr junsen Metropee Ron Mtnxeieta ale
Gbre raa&t, unb btr itltf bic r3ufunftsmuff"
feline unenttedte @esenb IT, Sn BIN :3ptiee
Der Ble&muNf tptrfen tit 3erren:
Direttor Geore @fitert Solo-garttun; R.
Gid, &C. ornet; 81. paub, B~Go.net; Gtas.
Erowtribse, 1 @1tborn $. Rarflett, : Mltbcsn;
8. 1err, Eenorborn; Gbe,. 1tuainetr, Sata;
@st. S@ree1 Babrontnass ". @isdsr, s.
ncrtremmd.
Slit @trei@muFif bie 9trrtu: Dtrfs,or @te.
Seit<rt ? @eisej @utas 5andt, 1 @ttss;
s. @adlett, gielaj Heb. @@rptr, 9a6; s..
5aut, Glarinstt; $. 9<rr, G!Ste, @. Gid,
Gsrnst ; 9beo. 9tnninser, poiauas.
&<r.st9ni6 Der atttseu Sdnssr BIS vSt.
PAUL 2iebertren,". grRer 5enor.: Ds
p<rren 9beo. Miiuenmeii TIER, 81. giaer, Mltr.
@aps, III. GbriRopbd, ST. Wtssstt, S. &abt"
NADER, v. @robt, 8. Ebony unb s. @immsr.
:3w<iter 9enor: Die perreu Gbte. HaYp, @at.
@4iQo unb @. Eur. Graer Bag: Y. Sanftn,
Sobx @diQs, .. Qoefn, 5. Stran@, pster
GbriRepbd1 Sol. Ratp unt Dm. S4al,.
3psttsr Bae : DE 9erreu s. s. @tasr, s.
VII, 5. @ostrueser, 9. Orttaue, s. Sobier.
Ter gsrtin purbt eeerlnbtt an II. &os.
1867 unb aebt auf elmer erffren!i@en iurti4ritni'
&.n BaGe. Dtrtsent btdeItsu u 5trr
|Ebes. 9enntnser
@tuti@ni6 Der atttper Sanser her 81"
ianss(setion tes rDeutlGtx Gsrttns."
1ener: il. Merner, s. Matbtit.,
81. @abriellon @. BureQ. 3peiter Sc
nor: Otto paid, ". @@lk ". @eit. Otto
WPa&lett, s. Sanlen 8. @&i1tauer. Graer
Ba6: Otto Drebtr, altert SaeFer, q.
S&neQ, St. 2ambre&t, s. @eaeermaua.
3weiter Ba6: $. 9errtsen, Sos, @isen,
r. @asner, y. Qeurien, s 9eraiele.
Dirsftsr tss @treins IL Gsnrat Gen
isiu&. o. r. %& n %f
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Bse~ Sattltr9e1@ift serIest-
Das felt adt Sabren ribmlidf befannte ~5am@
1ner'S Sattlerselddft" 1T pom BEN alien plase
mad benz uSrpine- 8lod" serleet ,porben. Sir
ben Mntauf pom Yferbeeei1irren, Gatteln, yeit<
lden, tur3 aler Irtifel zines iol&en @ei4aftes
1T bier Elm glab, no MIA fernbafte, iolioe @aa~
ren ~ ben niebrisfen preiitn erbdlt. NQe
Jreunbe zines e~etitsenen @el9aftes fnb bSf-
Iidf einselaben ron ..s.
Mu9uR bammer,
neben Sind u. Sbeobalb'S Qiqucr.S trre. ,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

- 8efeutben uWanberer" ielbft
fir Guer 9aas unb labt at son Der ibeln @e~
pcbnbett, benielben bei Na9tarn gu lei6sn ODER
In SfentIiden ectalen Jpn mir ni9ts Dir niGts
sin3ufeden, ,poriiber n unaufb6rli& geflaet
tpirb. GaB Der @anberer e pertb IL, in je-
heS 5aus eineefabrkau tperpeu, bafur barsen
binlanslt9 bic ebrenpolen 3eueni6en. Scn Nab
unb 5srn,unb bic fdneus3 unabme ieiner aton.
tentenlite. .u.r l.l'n. H sDr $4,000
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

= Sbarples's Miuneianser? seben diem,
flag, Mittwud unt Donueritae Ntenb Concerto.
Die Soec Der Minlrels it ben muffalilden
llnterbal:unsen ter ilbli&en Stlaoen tntnon1-
',sn, fe bilben Elm ipeeifi&' yru-
butt nnp Inb ais ipldes bSbl uriainel. min
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13
Ct. 4etere Neutrality-suspicious.
Wutes farmland s
un'b 5mei QDtten
III perfaufen

100 Nder. en- gut e~eieaenes etId Pant. So IL tas iae.
1alide giertel In Geitien 30, Isrn 124. 8aaee 28. ~
bsseu unh 6ola s.rf.btn; 40 Nder Rns feR refine gratrk
81 IL nur ~ Reile srn Der ttusi&. enalti&en G&alt:
De Qrts Fnt TN 2ten Slr6 rrn btr 4attoIti&ex 4tr34
tn ct. Glput. an Der rdmi&eu Strase, Ia Crane Abst'
tipx, GdsQet SO. 1 unb z
Tim rsttere Hutianft wtate man I'D tseai& chr saaus'
lid an seu Gieeuitamer
Sobn 50. Benntna
fk17 6nu Etrwotcr. gRtmn.
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- Grant uns Ter Gensreb rtrbtn fete cine
stddli&e Gamilie k!btn. gtt BE Gidta cine
neue Sabrsertube taben, fab mir pen allen
tlet<ln eriSitt. Die @~taatsyitprs ersdblte Is
ibren QeIern uub bic @rsemutttr einee unierer
Urtunte slaubt ~ aud, Is muS alio bod tabr
(ein- Ill ''R~ ~'s
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13
Ser monot M6r, hat NIT frieaerild

- Der @onat N6ra bat nit trisssrti@er
Dtrbteit a Ia Grant ans.ianstn, uu1 bas 20"
dtnsift aus Der Quft su treiten, ME bisier bas
ber polttilasu Corruption auf Glai9sn sieben
piu. @enn es Jpn, nur ni@t sebt pie bet Ben
8utlsr, ben ct aud tiumal tasspfrspft su b.
Sen alaubte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

- ptrr v. Burer teftn neue anaeise
Der Qeier in oieier Summer isben rnSse uno
auf suelde trir aud BE 5cdr. 6erren @eiffli~
den aufmertian MAIDEN, tsearf ais Elm alter
mpb!rencn,irter 8aufmann tsintr Gmpfebluus
ucn unierer Ssite. Der iebrt inaportirte
Mtine unb sstrudnete beutiae Gri&ts triini&t,
bat 0@ nur an tbn ;u psnesu, I'm, pas Redte
~ erlansen. -.." ..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

Angelo en.-Mt 0trgnieen mslben
mir, bab ont Donnerfas pietsr bel @ater Gle
mems sret @eneetiner aus europa ansefom-
men Fno, nemli@: !5p1p. Gsrbinian
0aspelO. g. g. unb ii. Uric Mcrtb-
mann >. g. g., lMinurit). 5eie uns,
9odr. Ststnbirtsn, berslid miQfcmmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

Seffentli@e Ginlabuns! sur srSb-
ten unb rputdnbieten &eitauratipn: Die spn
@&illeru. Cd N ID tNr. 242,3 Str. 8cn
Jest m perben ~ jeberStunee 9e Multern,
@e1iisel, Joreleu Jleiidiorten aler Mrt, @ilc,
TURF MQes, pas Der Martt an Delitate1en bietet,
ierpirt. Die feinfen Weine unb Qiqueure bic
tet unltre. Bar; Grii9te. CONTEXT unb Gcnbitc~
reiwaaren in better Musmabi. D%ieAufwartune
~ ieeer :3eit bic bette. IF
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

- Wm. Dawion's grid Blod an ber s.
5tra6e in Der Ndbe BON Saulburss @sFaara'
ton uuo Maters Bu@lore & Studperte bog.
40 8u6 Grcat unb 20 Gu6 tief-if eiaer ee'
erae1 Smprspments Der n6@aen Gallon.
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Das srsbe sGnsro6 . Gdenpaareasef4aft
ber Perrtn auertad, SIND rub @4fFer IL mad
b<m fest soQkubeten Yaal Blud ibersefebelt,
ouwo BE rdumIiae Ausbtbnuns ber ftiuer
~mereauilen extipri&t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

Den beicen Y%erlobten: 9err albert
5&t6tr (8ruber bes !Xaufmann Sarl @@e6er
unb Ga(6rer IN Etempons Bant) uub Grduletu
Raria R. Dreis, pibu,eu mir btermit au(tre
b<.ji@Hen G3lidwia(d<.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

Oisie @u&e bssab f9 Elm paNasisr auf
ben paaasiersus Der paeife- Babn mad Min.
neaprlis, obne rortsr an ter 8aG.: Elm Billet
einseiSf ~ taten. Dsswesen foute Ct, ME
een6bnli@, benz Gsnsneteur 10 Gents mebr
be3attsu uub rurte, ia e. bits ptrpeiserte> 6
Mdlen pom Ct. vauI nusseiest. Die @eisQ>
l9afr 1T bnr& Jpn auf S&aesasrias strflast
tpc:tfn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

- Der Sdnee auf ben Ea&ern
madn btrsits Nnitalt gum Ausreibsn. Wenn
bic S4litten r%srldwinbsn, merben bic geluei'
ptb5 I'D ,eieen, ba in Der Mrmprp 9aQe etlide
9xnesrt lid in Der Runit ~sinibsn. tas bSt;erne
Wers III reisen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

6dstnser Grlnb bee bu9wobaStli9en
S1btratbes so1 9uuntain Gity, 3is.. sibt
is!den unierer eefer, BE has @tdbt@en Mot
,im Stee ron ltiner ReinIi&.
tett:&8'~@ ...'"o '-""
Go II tefsbIsn, ta6 Ssesr spr ttnsr Gbare
f@ aeibis pube,
Ddl Vi @traben befdnbis Rinten srn
'0~a&-."i '8'' Mif unb @@mube, p.
D<nn Is Glib, pte altefannt IL aubie 3
Did Albe. S9ueine unb anberes Bieb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

Mebrsr 2etpiHsn paren ale Na@3Isler
Der lebten 2esislatur nr@ tieje @o&e in Der
@taht nm ibre Rineafiren at3swideln ra&ssm
ft lt!tf etpas l9ief eepidelt porstn fnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

: Jrse. Douglas, Der 5altmobr STEINER,
bte!t am Gcnnerfas abfne I'M Gpsrnbauit 81.
nen Wrrtras m,b battle fia lebr sru6es Mubitr~
rum.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

Der Bewobuer S9nebens fnb auber
2rteit unb 2ebtnsmittel. Sn @t. paul wtro
eine Collection fir Fe% seranRaltet tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-13

- DIR ct. Saul Nuffserein pirs ana
Ditnfas albexb, ben &. april pieeer tin Con-
Ger, eebtu. Nit tie{em f5lte6t Gin Gselas
oo, Muft.G cueerten ron peI@su jtbts ~sin3elnt
Zen Btreis etisferk bab ct. paal auf bislen.
Ue1et Rilwaafee e!ei@ febt. ..
@tr brFtn, hab ser gertin ben, Buni@e
lebr siettr Biirsfr entipri@t unb fir ben Mc-
nat gsai biz au pslder !3eit bic oarmsnte
sn @ttfer In Maibinston (Gonsrsb unb
g>rdFpen.) cine s%oaaaabise? lein rirb, nod
tin iInites Concert serantaItet, un ben pi9-
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The Red River Rebellion.

A special telegram to the Chicago Tri-
buue from St. Paul says, that the declaration
of independence Of the Provisional Govern
ment of Rupert's Land and the Northwest
Territory has been received from Red
River. II is signed John B. Ruce, President,
and Louis Riele, Secretary. The preamble
of the document, which is quite voluminouS,
recites that the Republics authority COM
mands the obedience and respect OF its sub
jects; that the people. when they have no
government, are free to adopt whatever
form it sees fit; that the people OF Ruperts
Land have heretofore respected the authority
of the company OF adventures known as the
Hudson Bay Company, which circumstan-
ces had placed over them; that this govern
ment was far from answering the wants OF
the people; that that Government, having
abandoned them by transferring to strange
power the sacred authority confided to it,
the people Of Rupert's Land and the North
west Territory became free from all allegi-
ance to said government that they refuse
to recognize the authority OF Canada; that
in sending back Governor McDOugall and
his companions, coming in the name OF
Canada to rule them with the rod of despo-
tism, they have but acted in conformity to
that sacred right which commands every
citizen to resist enslavcmcnt; that they will
continue to oppose the establishment OF Ca
nadian authority under the announced form.
The proclamation concludes as follows:
"Furthermore, we do declare and proclaim,
in the name OF the people OF Rupert'S Land
and the Northwest Territory, that we have
established Provisional Government, and
hold it to be the only lawful authority now
in existence in Rupert's Land, which claims
the obedience and respect OF its people; that
meanwhile we hold ourselves in readiness to
enter into such negotiations with the Cana
dian Government as may he favorable to the
rood government and prosperity OF this peo-
pie. In support Of this declaration, relying
on the protection of divine Providence, we
mutually pledge on oath our lives, our for
tunes, anu our sacred honor" The Press cor
respondence states that the offer to treat with
Canada is on terms which the Canadian
Government will not he likely to assent to.
The real programme of the leaders is iar
more Radical one, but as the English speak
ing portion of the population have as
vet no delegation in the council. they do not
want to announce their designs until the CO.
operation and unity of the whole settlement
has been secured, after which they will make
a bod strike for Independence. Colonel
Dennis. SurveyOr-tiencral OF the Dominion,
who organized the Indians in support OF
Governor McDourall. has forlnllly dis1and-
ed his forces. and in proclamation, ordered
all the loyal party 10 cease further action
under the appeal TO arms. The stone fort
has accorL'n.ly len aban loned. Colonel
Dennis is still iu .itive. Another letter
saws: when The party were recently cap
tu-el q. the res, ience OF DR.. Schultz, there