X^t^:"^'58^ ��� y't ���-**,-? yr '^'-' ��� :���'''���-���&!*& yfiyy -y<yv ff ur.'-?. } hK^i ���? ������&'te3l'Wfk--?*3# ��� ife'fi ���^?:-: ������-/ ntvr^if\H -fto-'- -n > :> -���;-���> * ;*" - *-v -". * :**��� ���*-- < -��� ^ -y--, ���-���������.-' --^-: ���'*��� - *" --��� "-'��� '^-" ���" ' Vi v ^It' ilE il��l��BO:0>lM.llf 11' #��� or th *.a��Vll��Y ��; ilfcr Tra tiieb��t ���Is; H��j rietorf// MENTS- '. or Reg. HAM, dto;-? |vroER*lr':WEi>it^ |stibscription,;$l*pera^^ ft delivery),* p^a^lep^nq^aWet^ -e/ it ���*' mcis^BarkervIHe,(megt do*or^.o Manetta's :��� ���;./ y v ^'Gr^ery:3tbr|)J; ry^S2V - ��� ,//:-! -��'..������;.������ ^ .;.-'.��������� f?c&r':���. y jA ���/:' ��� y -v-^f. Agents ft$3he^ Jugs n c 1 mou th,; Mr. Q^Me^a^nard^Express 0 ffi co Soda Creek,, * /. - >,Tr^"KC--�������� Barnard's Express ralo,�� .-���"���-���-^��������^'^^fcv"ail��'|?''^T'dd'-���felMfV^^'do ���* '��� lew We'stmlnstfer^ ,. P. Fishery r^<!'; yrr^m :0hnic6dn & Co SS'^��Jnfc^M*'^ Sda Francisco * ^peraonstVated, 'neit^to/^Omriipotohce,y said a^hildeo^I^l^ 'Tgreat-; sst wqfjl nig^ ^^'Sreat truths of -the .scie'Ef-c ;of. astronomy a re de- iaon strated cin ,\the, .p r^ctsio n*<wi th ,w hi ch f o r ionih3.and^y ears ahead ce cl i psei* of - the sun imobn's ,-sba'doWv across the'earth-; or of the Icarth'flJshadow oyery^thej ^Qp^zypfycovxhe fthese^ calcalaf|ons/|lT del^d/u^ Icision^ailthe suT)ftnie cloclwork "ofcour "Volar, jtfStSnipgiJ^ lo^huaiam: chronometers ^TO^gfepSn^ltbini ??*&. ',000; 3HH ^ Com- ?DU��, '��nd iWe>inIia"DTfiff^^ ^i^^ircle^o�� 6ix| pllnndre^'Ufini!/:^- aff miles ^around the1 sun. P The *d el i cafel perFectfotf of such* stub end bud- -machinery 4s1 ^iinply ioed^ceivaMe>;ub,ot>itis fdemohslrft ted, aug we must, w.ork -fro ni/that "point, because we<c*o ko no tether.. , r $ ' ��� ���AA06V So, otfSatiirday iie^ we;are'promised ���i-hat subiime 'phenO^ohon/wheu the^sun��� ;l: - :-��� -Y? ��� 'fr'-'Xx-$%-��� -':---- fe*1 '������ ���������'':'��������� *���->''������������""������ ��� -xy:?v la d|m&.cbUp��o,^ls*strpas.twllitrhtsne(ls , :;���." .;t , On half tUc,i)ation?t,; an4;wita,fpar^Cchang^, (V{ ���' , Perplexes 'monarchal V y - ",��������"', XX'tX'" ''XX I. , / JFlie^eclips^ vtyill I %$;& xtptab, one^ begj nmp g at sunriso^of IhenStb^ itf ithe HPacifib "Ocean, oast of Japan, ialilafcitudbHiuirry^ arid fifty;^hre^.fm^iiteg^^ariS Jhe/line ofJbp total i ee jipse^r^ ce southeastwardlyacross^this continent^ ending In-the {Atlantic Ocean 6ff4he North? Carolina2 poast front Beaufort"at,sup|et :x It will be tbe sunsef of the Ttj^mt^ . it will M sunrlBe|-o��tbe - S^cm^ pe ������ Pacific;, near Japan; In *New York' flie eel i pso wi j I be begun at j^lye" wigates' past five p.m, and wilrend at ,bunsei ' -1;;'''. VI ���'' * -':^ - ' ' / Last year^hHbe. 17th bfA.ngust.HKere was a total.eeUpse^pt^iheiWiin "inr-nthe-vBasfern he m^s;ph'^i: Jpr^in^ Eed Sea, and ttence over the Continent of Africa.: "^y^atif^ing^e^ ���tained ^pmHh���f 'scielitific op.Srvafip^niairie' at'Aden;?Bb1S^ia^^Lnd oiierSp^A(S.iaS<^; fro m '������ lhoseV4experimenta. an &\ tlie >newf^instr u meats employedctherein%till n^^^ift^Kib'an^in1-- atruc tiyef f acta/ifc; Is^o^pecled, wi 11' be' estai>- 1 ished from ��� tfemiiirO' 'elaborate" p reparations for the coMnfr *eclipse.~^[N. Y. Herald. ���y:.. vf'-jr.- ��$ * t'lijy; X: ��*"! yy -���>-*- ECLIPSE 'OR ^HBriSXIN-^CHRTSTOPHER COLUMBUS AND/THE INDIANS. hy The : following^ extract shows how Coliim- hus, the discoverer pf America, raade use of his knowledge bKasWononiy to extricate himself>:frota;thi^ 'hands ,of tiifIndiaas i.';Xt:..;' 'y.y /jv./;//���'./,-;.,;'.,' ;'���. /; ^ : The; situalaonof Golumbu'8 was now as de- "plorableWcan^w^eU be imagined. He was, ���is itiwere,. imprisolM - in '"his *" two wrecked vessels, wbiob-be bad drawn side by sideand fo^Uie^^e yw&% con |^H^p^j|>y :||| ^^^^f^W^^- ^?H' |%?Wf !jl * ^ '^-<*.v,:.*^i���'*"'..i^C: ^J'^'::i:r..V-^^iIi-j/i-f--- shrda^y^war3es'at:fth6ir owkunholy ra'tey~and |vere3ick&Mr';and{^ jpangst:fi^in%,e^o,uV.n ;T jftestipg , h'bsfeilitjr. ^-H^.^a%^Tdn;>S-7disfc^ lunfr? auented Maiid! i2SSffiiefc fro.in;-jSayii^ P^^^^lo'^PMin^rp^ tinff ^ejligejio^of -^^g^j^p^^|^o||g tion iof�� affairs��� was so ^alarmingit^failiojijf marin^undertook*tile^ngerttus- enter^risej of icrosBn'ff''iho /''o'eeSn'* in a catipeJto^Ha^ii? He left the: shore,, and hjs... fragile b o at so on disappeared in ifieTboundless expanse of the. oc^n. Cjtfonth^afte^m anditherejroereino 8igns>Q0ireiief^;Go!nnibusi toHufed^ witb^odil^ j^aiQj w'as* c6fnfined ^to his'oertb^t His'tneffi despairing of ever'aga'ui' seeir|gf|Deir,;.uomes^ Strain ts^badeidenUneeTtoithe auth^ ASmiral^*?and |in^armed \baiids tahgea^tne. iSl^Lp Sf ,J V i^t ti ri^'^po n'H^ ' ] 8p.$?l^^ \ jIThe ^atives^exa^perated >: bey-ondi^ ecjdn^ ance^scdretly^ uhifedtjn^plan^fbr4he. d^fetriier turn /of *ibe ^SpUbiaivds;/ ("Jolumous, belpless iipon��� bis bed oi;weakpe^s andVpa?n^.sa>y^ indi- oaUons��ol^harising^tom/^uLm boar the^rmness of bis^bh^ilcter.shbne forth with^enewe^^lustr^ By his knowled^&ft asfiponoray he ascer-j tained ^tb af a to tai -eclipse 'of the' mbon%a8 ^o o^ii^jnjajfew^days^ He^nmmone|i the^priq: oIpI^a^i4"e?Knfor^d5 tliem that th6/<leity hejworshippecl was in the skies; ^ihat thisj dgi^-was offended with the 10^jani j^^eir tb'en>^lii6lg|'ffi jthemH^ow^nttirta^ J��^etrabfcfem finin^B; ari%hicitf th% doJnot, nopinevert'did;? 'own!��.a ^nJyoHing o^^s^y^auS 'aud^ wUrnljyingf |4nd sp|fte^turii^p^fh^ 'cadavarpSisi itoou fchs^abdrblood shot' eyes;;at th^ toH^inalMiddeif Treaan^ aid; YirgjM^ m^ep\rj.^d |^ue;ak;r| ^Sb^r^G1^^^' H^!^ the(n|ta})d;^Iei ihein n^qvo-in;ffieir, littie^cirr cles ^'r-aia|^ if litVp ieaa'e^ Je 11 tbem l"thiakv jthat tp'eir^ir|ie!pisf the? circle of-�� the ^worti^veji asHhe 'bu|totfdoesVthat:splM tts^ b^sy/ro^d; upqn"a.sm.okeihouse.pQor.j^ti*^ .,., . y.^y -\yy Ji^MM^^I^M^h $jfr LAND^OF BBKWSHf^QLUMBIA* uh> wgyyh Xuii-BVi - y- yyhtrXi Xrit- "yy Xyy, y^uX. Ia-tU'e; mn'SerV.of itbe?E8t!it^ran.d}E{lect3;0f .sWILM^I '���*? '*' "%C ARTNEy, deceased, i in tqstatp'.f,. ^,' I % **��� A1X-per^ris who are iffdcbted^toV^ie#boye ���Et^tate ; arG^Io.'u IredUo, "pa^^e^impap ts ,du ai fortlifv itb ^ abov-e Est^"te We requlfe^to'seudjln5 ^heir accounts on or before tbe 281b day. ofiOct^ber^l^g, t&tfmj#��. ,;;, /. ^ - ir:;jqfiASt^./m##?,^o/ / T ^'. / . >. . ( ... /.OmiDjsJ Administrator, . -^pated;Kfcbftcia;f2^tb^ ;JI" -'ju31 lin^ /,/;/^OT"tELSri^ ;.-?.i;,U'.?: _�����_. y*yy'y��*._)_y_\'yy'-r,c~ ������������<���"���'��>< ��� .,v j."i- .i.ik1?,. *��:��� t. !B^EKEayj:i.iiE ijj&; ^i^ THIS .ESTABLISHMENT ;HAVING ��� BEEN^KP^ ;lJ^^d'lriUbWrn^t :ob beds^tjje itrjft^ellf ng vMPMV '&$% ??lX'uVPPB bejng ^If accorarnqdated. / i - "!*'���./'{ /��, ���" *" ���/.'��� V/ *i ���;>Th#by6?WI&"e��|'Iii<inbr'Stnira Glga'rsito^b'rf bdd^at -December 0,1868. ',/'.,.. '��������� > ! "-r *�� l qpHE ^^RlfeT&k^ofVhWnlfiovJ estabii'sKm'eniwbuM '^}::i^<BQtj^il j^>ifqKm-;bjl|| fr^efldjs=an>l} the. jpubjiq ..in general tiutt he is :now:prepared^to furblsb tUem wltU- Bread of b*is^^?own''baking^havlngfse<bar6ditbIei'asSjst; ; ance f of a:^pTr)petont r^afcer-.^ivhieti, enables, hiin/v-/ defycompetuiobi-" ��� ly3X" - ^ "' yy^ryy^^y'.^y,: ;JHe bas alaosa^O"^"eE?SAL0ON/attaoUed^to:^#. atTove,; whe^e .gpne >ti u t |hes best,Ooffee^Pieg ^andCajtea ^Vill'"be"servedi'",tU���''"''��� ^'"��---;' y^'*^^ -' ._���������������" ''^''V^ /l-? Creek. , . ,.y , ,r, .-'.,. it ,i,.._t .. "my22tliu: . :UWr.:: IN fHE^TPfi^lWCOfiR'l/bf "^r^MrlSr iii?tli' meat wlncS awJaUedithem.*'Jthey. shbuVjltrsobn !^:t[^md^i|^6^^|ya weFe^i^biened^and yufi i fel'fcf sefcret tsoUci-l ;tti'de. \"\ '\ ^ X '[m, 'l,': :}/f/! X' }\ ^*lt ;! The night:cameforiliianiiin:>trVpic^r��plen*| d^fe^he\mlbcyn>rose^effulge'ntCover the waves: AlLeyes^^fefixe&ipon iS Soon some darl^ pjbstr^clion^eer&ed to^ be consuming it , The -terror of the natives 'oecame*; iiiteny���;u atitf when at last the whole moo n h ad disappeared/ ajd:^%tent|o^s3 ��}o|[m shrouded ^^|ce -.io j bature>} the natiyes actuallyj^shrieted in; their dismay. ���; They ran to and fro, and implorey Coiumbus^infercMeKitf thOir- liehalK) Cof liunbus said fhei.would.vretire and commune ;witjrtlffi'aeit�� ^ ^^cease^ he^nior^e'S'tfieih thit Gpi^^wbiild. pardon ithemupG fulfil their promises^and;sfurntslr supplies,. The ,s hado w^passed away \ and- the moon p wi th ,��� apparently, renovated^brilliancy^:shone;forth; in the serene, vaky. The natives were com-: p] e; fcely [ "v"ananAshcd/: Th ey xregar ded Columbus with .unspeakable a wptend^were hence- for tii ready to^,do^��&;biddiag.^ * -f , ^ ��� .; '.' I- ���.'"���:'.:1i"^'"-i/ -i&Xj*".".'.^^.i-r^v' :.-,:TTi',.-q;i,; ������->/ t ^RoUGHiWiHITEtPlNE ^AtK;ABOI^ SAN iEl^N-; cmco.���-We take :the.".;following from,., the Inland Empire. TheSoditpr niiistbe bilious: "Yesterday^;the���; .Cheap" John ^curb^stone: brokers, of the Cheap John city: of San Fran^ cisco^started the falsehood^which Is called a,, riimob by :ihese^ self same Gheap Jolins^-! that the Original Htdclen. Treasure, and, ."Vir- ginia raines, of"Whife Pine,-bad'���'"��� petered:"51 0 f c ourse these Che ap. Job n brokers, of \ a Cheap John city; were trying to bear White Pine stocks for tbe purpose of getting possession, of them. Once in their hands the same stocks.; will,- be: \ "bulled.?7 -������The a policy of, these sharpers is like that of New Jersey and Barnegat wreckers. ��� rcThese ^shoddies j these leeches ; these.absorbers of the life-blood of every; thing exisUng west.:.of the. Bocky Mountains ; bloated, blear-eyed, as they are .������eveijy^ bujtton on .the;coat; of whom was bought by defrauding the workingmea: of the intoriQr by soiling them sour flour, and by are* required? to" rjay,1 tfe ajriou^a�� 'due - fortawi tH, -and aU. pa^oj^.^^no^bare-^any^ claims againstuthe nh ovc^cstaieiare. ?eo m red'-to^gend' In17 tbeir 'accounts.on] 56r'bWdrMre%t^:d.&ylo^ to - *' *" ' - / J ���" *���;*> CHAS. E. PO.OLEY, ; .;i ^;-r''-"- "' '-'> "i .--.OfflciaVAdministrator. ,i ,K,pateynjcnaeld/llth^ ;, ^ /. ^ i^6*td:; j nlf toe ''stri^M'Co ���"^MAINliAND :''&F BRITlStf C(SMJMBllP^ .. ��� y - ������������������. ��� -yy ��� ' \ In thematteivof^ttiisJlet^ixilfid^fitectsof^MICHAEI} Wi!*:"%iX$?Wffi "X* $L1& persons who ;are^ndejted7tQ;tlie^07Ai|3atatq # V��are re^ul^d Xp p^tbe^-mpun^ due.; -forjUv,ritb; and. all persons, wfe hay.e a'ny.Clnims. against the;aboye estate' Ji\re required- tovse'na' in;t'neir aocoMnts on or befbro tbe 24thiday of Septctnber, lSS9^toub�� :$$***'}��� ,--!.:a'.t hymx/itli wtz o&<&A^^$WJ&$W** ..4! i',y. w< * -��� 't- - '���l ��� - Official Administrator^ X Dated "Rlcnueld, 24th Juu��lSG9/ /,"/ '��� \[\ jeS'o; ' J'-.} ivu'iij-.i^.-jii '' ii*- }::'Jri'U-:vfyy,yiJL'-tii'i.i'<.ii- fit t.\r:.-^ ���' - iiifl <y> v s'���*.;. "-x,.i (y yy^nfl 'rjs^-y.^:i<,y-1>yy.ji.... ��� ,fnKE ��� .Oopattnersnin ��� heretofore, existni^ Sunder, t ^Ue i-ifnaml.andj slylepf >HAR?ER; &. -TOUJIE; Y; .i&hercby ^ss'qlved,i)yrjiutualxonseiit../E :frbm- this;<lat6dr6rn-tlie' flfrn- of iVAN^VOIiKEftBTJR<5H '*m^.iA? ;..{*, :./;/: :-:;.-r:: v-y'���:/,'.��/::���- -:-. I^^jjv Harper will receiye .or liquidate \ all deb tsand de-: ruands of Harper' k tprmcyl _// ' X' y�� ."' j ^'X'i'yyy >���:������<} -'^/;r.'vJEROMtf HA^fElt: \ tX' ��� .?.:'- ;. k'��� ,:��� :*.-���; :;i/��������� > J I-1��^EDWARD-^OKMEY^ ?��� i Barkerv-ilk, BiC;; June 25th^ 1860.;ij ,r J-��."* Je2S ; ^-^ if .fs^rD'^ �� * ��� *';'��" ' QuESNEfcrio'tfTHi> -'T ' .! ��� *i' /.-- 'i i a THE' Proprietors oY,Ibis; y ell /"know ^ /House ten"d>r l5'tneif^6inceVe"tbaii^ td4lieir friends! and 'tbe t;rli.- jvelljpg/pu^lic generally,;for..tbe^ past liberal-:.patron? ���ag^f"and'b'ef to'Infoyur'theni' tbat 'in "orderto ihsurtr: a continuance 0% tbe;same/Board and Mdging bas\bdfla" ;redubpd;to,s,$3>5.Q. pfe,t;Day.j,:,^inglpi.Meailsiir^X-,OC|. '/+.A.ll' tlie luxuries that'tbe 'country ^anbrds^are^conr [s tantlyiept ;on ;^t^el: table jj/'PrlvBc^?ari;ora..an^ iB0is ,��� of R90.n1 s Tor Families. r..' Tbe;Bar,<is; 3t"oclced. .witb ,;tte��... fbesiIb?dnds;dfWnesi',<Ii4a6Trs and-eigars;''*?��'ff! ^% ; 1 fTiie-Sta'ble. is.��well suppliedVwitbjibenbest Tipiotbyt- Oats, Hay' and Orairi.*"" '. // ' "BBOWN ^^phtS'y ���i'^'Que^nelniputb)'Maj^'i ^M^;-^::ii^^-iw^/s?- . no imo^min ,, a .^ ^_.: .... THE Co partpersnip^bT Mc'Geres'et& Senay is this-day j ^dissolved i))y; ran jualj cbnsent, H fRobt, - ��Mfcpoe^e Wjll^cpllect .all otttstaiiding/debts and. will pay. all ac- emmts^against the lato'linn./ .'."���. s *���' ,"; SodaCroel& Juno 28 tb: I860; ���-""**������ i ' -'- ?*1 "���<> y>>>-yXXyy'y---yt .?;���;'.'������ ::'7.:;BOBT.f5JlcLEES'EL��-"::: " Witness���Jerome^ Harper^ ,jn7lm ,' THE ^NDERSIONEB/BBGS/^Q ' I'rjend^and tbe'public,,tbat he hasf|ttediip sooaa .ij;- :-^Y^.*"frv*ir,,.^.j:v, 5^�����ii;iiw,-jiJ'.J.Vr.-. .uifv'M li^7U.:i;v^l?,��.,:, Jn:his: now-r b uildirig/ wtiere ,:be\ is > prepared t tp% g!y* good Beds %ti:a- reasonable"^ 'prfce^^- -Tbos6f^wbo wl 11 fayort b ini wjtb^ tbeir^patronage^may/^ st��a ^leaniies^:'a��ndqqmfort;of biB^bouse."%"y,... . ..,. . ��� �� "He takes 'also* tin's opportunlt^t^'icefiin^ tbe^Carl- ptjoitesf .that, jais; iBreweiry.. t ha.sk ������ received ;;rthe.^ ?EIRST. PRlZE'of tn'e Colony fofjiis 'celobfated' >y;-y inn the* 'irno amaterurs wi il IJ!�� ani��1 to juage{oy:{hom; SQlv-^s^tKa/t;! en.9b i���.���bfi.49Taft��ri:.pvia��:j bas,> been jj us tly awardedjto him/ �� " ���������" -\ "%������ y<- / /*-" ^t-N?''B'i'^'A large front ro^n^toloti^^'1^. .^;'^^^. / -;. B^r^or^lle,;^.'-^,^^ ^ .,,v,^,.'N/(p"pNIpJ-v' Bahkeuvillb. :Feb".:6:,'lS69i Van Voike^bnr^;^yCd. RETAIL BUJCHER;^ BARKERVILLE,: RICHFIELD, ;AND : vMOSQmTOrCREEK. / >x ;2 A supply of frcshflmcat.of all descriptions constantly on baud, ... .. . ���"-. r:..... ���'��� t- ��� y[. . '���.'. 6 F v N E U F E LD E^R, 1 STORAGE A^:D>: COMMISSI ON, -._,;':;RiCHWJpii4^iBXJv. ;: j -���?.jt ��� / &ST Produce ?roni""the agricuilurai dVstricts rec'eiiijedl and, money advanced on consign oi cuts, jj-24 2tn THE Proprietors ^'..tinA^oid^a^^'w'^lbiowi^tetab-*' r-'rlisl;ment wouldjrespe Qus^riends and the public 'for tbe extensive patrbnaga -beretofpre^besto'wtfd fdoSi|fem^jm^{tr4^i)^'%^&tr.i .usual strict* attention to business*; theyj.wU^vnieirH ��� cbntinuanbe' of tb^ir cohflUenc��; aitt*supp^i^^'^;^,;^v ~; Meals,y4li ^h^a^'fyity, i?er Weefc^ MM^^dB- loir"- thS?-S1sI^lour ^.^Wereconimend.'to;the;pub^p^r'^ :. which J is a^mucb suporipr^^ article than any which .'caa 'b]o;bE(f from! below/ ������"Wc-TEfolast and; Grled 1t1burseiV.es and chob8.0;thei best borrieSj.conseauently \ tjbc -public may be snirV of its b'cingfre^ from ..adulteration;; ���""���* - >\������-- ^> -: '; ^ PATTERSON & GOODSON. .^BarlteryAll^^^Wi;^��^;;,' jfvyj^-'���'>' :<'m$lp ' BOOTMAKEli;- - AFFERSFOR SALE'THE BESt'XSSORTMENTJOF U BOOTS to be foundpn Wil.Ham Qm&y ���> ������ i'- ���)��� ; ;; ; .boo^m^pe^pp?1?^?*'' ;= Warranted.not to bo' surpassed, hy any made on th Pacific1 coast". ���.���:���.:/-':/..' ..-. .���'���/]= '""*,*! ���; ;;ouhbootsooj^4j^'V/ciShak^,;.!j REPAIRING done in the; best ��� manneivai shbr>est notice... ...��;' ,���. - �������� /������:- ���*���* : *-. .:.'>��� * - ^" ��� 5 ������"���-; -. - !y- ���' In connection with the i^bbve, hefocg*to.notify Ills' fri ends-and the. public, :.that he. has on hand ft cboico assScnt orGKOCERrESand DkY GpODH,.and hopes by, keeping a .well sele.cted; stocl^ on r haa'd, to meriVasbare,of,-public patronage.;, ;yyy;���.. , ^b^POSrTE' BANK't)'F *BiUtl?��H 00��UMBlA'-$& .Barkerville, May ft, 1809, / 'r'- ��s:- ffii/Jf.j :�����*��� '���:rtnrAa,.r ",L'���jI-;.fe^i^;U:.;'-..��� ���:,,���-, -��� _ SRO^��ai.. \ ,-:v.../ i^t^&JjiiJSi-i"^- ^--owii^ISP w*������ifi. 'ssaf?"-" $*!>" ������:'���������* O ^^I^DNBSDaWaJTOIJST^ 1869. THE GREAT .WANT, v: \Ye want water for the Cariboo mines, and the first step in that direction is the survey of tlie country so as to determine the sources of supply. No definite knowledge as to- the- altitude pf'ihe rivers and lakes in the district seems available. Some persons, judging from Biich obs&rvatton only as a hurried traveller can gain, say that a certain stream is three hundred feet below the bed of William creek, aiid others' say that-it is three hundred feet higher. It is this-discouraging want of alti- Free port or free trade can but beneficially affect a portipa���������the non-producing portion -rof the colpny^buj; ihe prosperity of the mining districts is prosperity for the entire colony. In the very best of free trade times, two-thirds of the commerce of the colony was originated and carried on on account of the mines,; - Z*^ ; -���������-������- ���������+-������- MININa INTELLIGENCE. : WILLIAM CBfiBK. .- ' - In the upper part of the creek, beyond the sawmill, there is no change to report for, the last, week's operations. The San. Juan co. made good wages, and the BradleyrNichoI: son co/were engaged extending 'their flume. Tbe Downidco. washed up about 33 oz. from -,. , , , -,���������������������������-. .. -..-��������� . ... a ..their -drift in the /hill. Below the sawmill, tudiqal knowledge which ..prevents the/first ihe Dew companies, are at a standstill--the steps being., takeriv,tbwardUhe ���������fqrmationXofl Eoterpri.se ab. having drifted 'to their line on waier companies; /In our last issue we {the creek side and foiind nothing; .The rock claimed that the expense of a sWrvey should P" the m ������id������ oi thoir shaft rises high, and be borne by the Government We are aware that it is impossible for Government to com ply with every demand the purposes of which are couflned to a district, and therefore a local necessity.; Every district of the colony has some such claim, upon the Government and general revenue, and its inhabitants-consider themselves ill treate.d-.becaiise tbey cannot induce the Government to expend the general revenue for local purposes. If the revenue were so expended there would be nothing left for general purposes. In the Legislati ve Cou n cil,' las t win te r, there .were numerous petitions for roads in; different districts* and sections of districts; and if they bad b ecu acted upon .according to the pray or al 1 tbi3.y ear Vrevenne* would, have been thereby absorbed. Tue^ Chief Commissioner, speaking on behalf of the Oov.ernnienti said���������and we; cannot .help thinking he was;rigbt-rthat Gov^rnme.^ cbuldynpt ;be ^expected-;to build -district 'roads! /;> It was insinuated in the petition's ; ;lbaTi; the;'Gov erninent bad, neglected' to ���������$uild roads on Vancouver Island', while on :ithe'tnaiuland large sums of mqn ey;bad been .expended: in building roads.; In reply: to th is ��������� it was stated ' tb at -n o roads, had; b een; con- B trie! ted-ip n the .'main Ian d - excep fc what -were . considered as colonial -or general roads, and,' furthermore, that' tolls were levied thereon; Wow, ;this ��������� ad mlssion cphiprises the great ,grie vancp b f thg. ma i ii 1 and.. i iih ab itan is:, Read's have been built, which are acknowledged::to ��������� ������lie coloiiJaljVoads-Vroads 'essential.arid n'eces- :'sarv to the whole colony���������yet only a^part of the .colony; pays; .the tolls col lee ted ori such - roads, and the .burden of those^ tolls falls | there seems no prospect of a cliannel there; Tbe Excelsior co. have suspended operations for a while. The Flume eo.'haye .nearly finished the extension of their flume over the ground' lately worked, and if a good fall freshet shall take place they will do well for the season. -Below, the. Flume co.,-: scarcely anything .was :dope .during the week. The Six-toed-������ete co'. 'fcleahc��������� d,.-iip 13 oz. The California co.yare siuicing byer���������; old ground. The San Francisco.co. commenced cleaning up in the latter part of the week and got. 12 oz. The Chinese cp. on the opposite side of t be - * creek; 'own' to'- mi ak t ng ��������� $8 a' d ay. but are said to be doiug*much better than that/ The Black Jack co. are getting a little coarse gold and expect to; do well when -they get out of the old ground/ ,; Below the canyon���������the Barker co. washed up 136 oz. for 'the week. The Fpster-lJamp- bell.cp. are running a drain.to work the solid ground. . The;Diller co. are reported to have done, well���������results'private. . The .Canadian and Baldhead cos,'are still out rof;good pay. but keep at work. , The Caledonia. co. Washed up 55 pz.. for a few, days of-the. week. The Independent co, ;made about wages ; are troubled with water in the drain and cannot get to bed-rock. The" Prince of, Wales co. are preparing to wash. The Borealis and a few small companies are working; but with; indifferent success/ TQe,PraiHe;^|pwer co. are said to be/doing very well���������resultB pri-: vate.- ������������������' ��������� ..;���������.; ..���������'.���������/; '-'://;/'/.^;��������� px'y^-:--������������������/���������: '.-'. ��������� '��������� ..��������� ��������� -STOUT GCtCBf.' ':y-yy;y' "* , TheMiicho-:Orp:co. roade.ovqr ^expenses forlhe week, and tbe; Jenkins: cp: '-attou't expenses. ;.'���������'; The Taffvale - co'X washed uj>< 65 oz., add the Coombs - co'. 131' oz. ��������� The 'Floy d no. washed up 72 oz." ; [_ ' "���������' ';';'��������� ��������� ���������';' ; t; i COKKLIX golch. ..-: Xy:- $i y This old and supposed played-out' gulch continues to excite great attention, in conse^ ^uence '. of ��������� the prospects obtained; by the McDo'w.el 1 co'. Half-interests'are reported to ���������r���������"* "^ -m:- yp.^yy i "4. "T v ?".'"'y I bave changed hands at $1,C00 and $1,700 finally and principally^upon the inhabitants iencb,and yesterday we were informed that a of.Cariboo. -..That is, we pay. differential or | full interest had sold for $4,000. Ail the -special taxes for the general'purposes-of "-tbe colony. Besi des. these, special taxes for roads, we have numerous special taxes to pay in 'various ways"; "The mining licenses, by which we are: dubbed "free-..miners''-/a govern- ground in the neighborhood of the McDowell co. has been slaked off, and French creek has also been staked off from hill tb "bill, and for a considerable distance down the creek. A boarding bouse is'about to be put' up and quUe a lively Rooking Settlement is * springing struck bed-rock and took out 54 oz. gold. Still they think they are not in the deep ^roundi-;.^-;.' j$>y ���������;-.;,.-;. ...-' ���������./ '. "���������'''���������; ������������������^Jpyx: -':./; /'. ��������� BUGiil CBEEK. : ��������� ��������� ' ������������������??������*% tiy .Six white men and eight Chinamen are working here, making"from $5 to $6 a dayjto the hand../f //���������" -."/ :,'/ ./: ) '���������/ \ . y\: jbeogs QVtcHiy ���������:/��������� ,^ j The Red Dragon (a new); company bottomed at 38 feet deep and struck a prospect of $12. ANTLER CUEEK. * The Rocker Bill co. strtidk good- prospects on Saturday���������$100 from five buckets ; and the JJarkins co. had washed up 70 oz. Several other companies bad taken out good pay,"and altogether Antler creek is said to be doing well, with promising prospects. of doing very welI in a fe w\ weeks.- . ,,.; ������;: - it s, . MOOKHEAD CUEEKi . . Arrivals from this creek re port the miners th ore doing wel I.;" A n e w agri c ii 1 tu ra 1 feat- u re has b'eeu' in trod u ced in th is section; '��������� 1). Disher basa^goat' ranch under way and it is likely, to. pay well. The.animals require very little care, and furnish excellent meat and milk to the miners., ' ;'. 'CAXTON CREKK.'../ A very reliable party at Quesneimoutb has informed us tbat the quartz now being taken out of theMWasbbnrne co/s late claim is "paying ���������! at, the rate of.��������������� $50 perjon.., It will be remembered, that, Mr. Buckley, a pioneer Calif6rnia, quartz miner; bought the Wasb- biirne'co.'s claim and arastrus,* and has since been^ running a;:tunnel-Kl6 feet below ;the Washburne co.V tunnel; and struck, as lie believes, the main ledge. , Mr. B. has two arastfas at'work arid says he intends/ tb'keep on working in that way until be can "procure a regular quartz mill. He is so well satisfied with his prospects that he.doe^ not want any partner. , He. came to Quesnelmouth a. sh^rt time since to procure a stock of provisions for,himself and. the men he employs. ' *';?.' ^EWA^RTjg^g^ LipaTMxo Crkkk. IU.vantage to purchase at tlSr l *������ t >*' r>r*u AJMRQ8 AssoRTaRxT ov r'n*J**fonM Or the very best cicscript|oi?on hfi ?00D^ constantly replenished Ey ne^^V'^,1^ *** tors will sell Goods} TlieProPnc As Cheap as iW iV.-n Orderepron,p���������y m.od, an,l 'Irw'nfeZTh ��������� AND COMMISSION Mt/oHANTS ���������'.".-��������� .' v. W r',,' BARKEBVIIJ.E .:���������'- Have now bb hand a largo V������*-^'., t f - GEOCEMS;- tlQ Ops. tOBAiiCO aeneral-.Merchanaize Barkcrville, July-13, I860.' J������14 1 ���������y_,-NEW: ADVERTISEMENTS;, ..^.^notice;:;-;^,^-, A .GENERAL MEETING.. OF THE WI1.UAM Crer-k Bod H^ck Flume and Ditch* Ca (Limited) will beheld at. their Office, Richfield, oh THURSDAY EVENING, August 8th, at SEVEN o'clock. . ���������'���������'������������������"." w. l; THWING,"/ '' '::��������������������������� ;;' ��������� '��������� ��������� ��������� ���������'���������.: ���������' ���������'������������������:: ���������; SccrctHrt. August 3, 1869. ... ,;, . au4 td.. AT TEOS.-. FLETCB-ER'3 SECONDdlAXD STORE /and'''Gsnoral Repairing "Shop will be round a Lathe capable of\ Turning and fitting up Car Axles and Wheels, Hydraulic Nozzles, Hose Couplings, &c, and'all rcpaird of mcuil work done with rieatncsB. To be found also. Cooking Stovo.c, Sheet Ir*)n Stoves, PumpSj.Hosc, Nails, Picks, Shovels, and almost every: thing requisite for Miners.' use at low prices.. UPPER BARKERVILLE. . .. < ml5 S ) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER ���������IV��������� Groceries, Provisions, HARDWARE, DRY GOODS / CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ���������-'���������'��������� BARKERVILLE. ��������� '. > myw^y*���������:^& reached,bed-roek in their tunnel. The other companies, with the exception of the Reed co.. were actively engaged but with indiffer- enf results. 'X:y\y,y '/ yy. ;../;; X'.'' ; LOWHEE CHEEK. The Victoria co. struck a rich prospect on a��������� ��������� hench in tbe tunnel vtbey are running through the Rn^aeI.:Robertson; cp.r's iground; The: Victoria co. have 300 feet to run before they, reach their .-own ground.. ' 1Z ���������/;' Xy, ':���������/-,/. MOSQUITO, l^itEEK* ;' '.",.,' '* / '. 'The Hooktng co.,,working three picks, took out a; little oyer/expenses;; and the; Willow fo/declared a small dividend for the week. The Tabb co.;were;rmininfr:on high rock, which haft-cansed some, prospecting for the lead. The Disc oyer y co.. loo k ou t abou tan oiince a day to the hand. The Holman co. declared a- dividend of 4| oz. to tbe share. The Minnehaha,eg. had not made expenses for the past two 'weeks. Cariboo in proportion to,, the number of inhabitants'than in any other district; of the colony. /In return for this we have, the glorious-priyjlege pf being governed, and a fe\f wretcht*fl trails have been;marked out in the forest. We are specially taxed, and therefore i n dema n dhig th a fc;Go ye rn m en t sh oil I d .'updurtuke to survey the district we consider that' no great disttnctive^prfyilcge.is asked.s It is not a geological or land survey that "we aek, but one that will determine the heights; of the different lakes and rivers with a view to** as ceriafn - th e 'practi cab\ 11 ty of d istribu ti n g water lbroughou.t the dis trie t; While adm \ t- . 1.ting^-f he: p pf-n'cipl e - 4o/b e co rreefc. th a t t ii e gmeru.1 revenue should be applied only for , general purjposes. we claim that as we are special ly taxed we are * en ti tied to special consideration.' We will venture further than this In assertion, and say that any measure havjiig in vi������w . the, developemenfc of the during the wt k mines, is not local iu its nature and'effect, and should not come within the scope of the above principle. When the mices are not yielding well the enHre industry and trade of the colony.is injuriously affected. Stagnation *&$$** ieeta-nationin British Cdiiimbia.IandlheVl^;^^^^^^1^1?^ RED GULCH. The Butcher boys made about wages, and the Tom and Jerry co. took out small pay WH IPSA W GTJLCH. ./,..'.- The Hitor-Miss co. are running a tunnel. The Discovery co. made about wages. COULTER CREEK. /: V&^JFS. ?!tt:?���������?*������ ?n.*Wf creek, Miners' Boarding House. THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO ANNOUNCE that he has purchased the House and business of the abbv'o establishment, aud solicits a continuance oi'custom. The -price of Board will remain as before. BOARD, $12 per Week. Single Meals, $1. Barkerville, July 27, 1369. SAMUEL WALKER. ��������� ju2$tf DUNBAR FLAT, LIGHTNING CREEK, ��������� (One mfle and a-half abbVe Van Winkle,) * -tinder, the Management of MBS ALI������AN. This, hotel is flow open for the accommodation of travellers; . ^ : "���������������������������.-"������������������ . ' '-V" '*."���������; , :��������� . ���������'.*>" -.-. Eirst-class meals will. be. furnished, and the best brands of Wiucs, Liquors and Cigars will always be found at the Bar.. ��������� * jy24'lm' ^FHI8 HOUSE, NEAK; THE MOUTH OF X Stout Gulch, *���������'.. V* IS NOW OPEN, And the finest qualities of Liquors, Wines and Cigars may be had ot the Bar. Try them. > P. PAGDEN, Proprietor. Half-Way House, July 6,1869. ju7 lm ASSAY OFFICE. THIS Office will be ready for business on or about Monday next, July 5th, in Kane's new building, Barkerville. . .' CHARGES: For Assays of Gold Bullion % (one*haK)bf 1 per cent. . Deposits under $800 will be charged $4. Assays of Mineral Ores, $10 each. WV BITGHCOOKj' 'Chief M^Iter.g Barkerville, June 30,1869. ,Je301m New Grocery and Liq^oT ������������������:<���������.. ...,-'; .Store. ,-,: . ,.������ ....... ���������, y.. ' ������\?i -^ New. Store next wut one to.ti, to British Cfjlumb :S and has increased htes?������k of r��������� ' cencs.and rroyi.?jon.s. which bo will sell\ l\ L��������� nl ������' h?Si&^^ CHOICEST ;LiQlt6R^, WINES& CIGARS USalitUVlte^bl8^!Cna8,iDd^.be PuWjc.lo (est ihoir DRUGSTORE. O . on his business at the old stand: where he Z uakoln SELDS. Prcscnpliong carefully cottsDouDW: ed a^ reasonable rates.; -Next door.to. Cucio's. Br^ Barken*!!!". May 's\ 1569. -., /.STOVE.S.I STOVES! ABA M S -m 'p. Si A M CT-f.' ��������� b"arb:il'&Wi'vuk;���������/.'/'������������������* ���������'yX Ha y'f>. otr lia nd "pU</i t&k������fc>Mti:\ t> f>f :���������'' '��������� -'" -'^ *IK OTV .������fite5*>* ���������% <**^i&������&v$yt -TII'? F L A T JS ?&%yi������>:i ��������� ���������&:B^������?;: * R 6':{. ��������� Wi t h vanoa s o ih er ar t i cle;* in, i Jw i r \*% *'of tr:v I '��������� ���������' ��������� . &jr A \\ J'������l ib i :i g ;n'.' bo Tl n, Slicet 1 roa,' Coppir *n 1 Ziuc'.:.i.& J attended to, and" wo'rrauted to': giro sittii- faction. . v .;.....,/. . /.���������>/.;-,, -v no6 r-.,���������-...-,- Carib do' Ji a P k e t. Desires to inform tbo inhabitants of Barkerville, Richfield and vicinity that he;has opened a shop in-Knott's"'new-;-building, where he will sell I batcher's meat of tb������ Choicest description, at;y y\ ; ., From 10 to 15 cts. per lb., and he trusts to receive a share of buslnesfl and to ���������:��������� '���������-������������������ ..- yt:&yvy ''y'X'-' " ''"���������'':"- "LIVE IP LET IMT Barkerville, Jane 23,1869. ' jo231m^ Sheet and Oast Iron Stoves ALL JOBBING WORK IN^TIV, COPPER, Shfei Iron, Zinc and. Lead Piping,, attended lo wan promptness, and warranted to give entire .saui faction. : *���������-... ..' . --"' ���������;.'.v-7 ' ' ' ' ' B.PEAES0N& BROS., Xj in CAMER'OH A * FARRIBES & GpERit, BLACKSMITHS, ijARKBBVlLLBr ..'//l' * HAVE purchased the stand ft)rmcr!y ^^fifrsc' C. Campbell, and. will execute ^J^JEJV shooing and Blacksmith work of every descnp������������ the lowest rates. ': ��������� y\- ���������;-;' ���������������������������'���������' ������ *~~ THE HU0SON3 BAx/CO;^ARB ?fWf^r���������~ 1 receive at par value, at their,Bgreln^ ^ ville, in exchange for Merchandise, GOLD ������w sued from tho Gpverapaont 'M^jLgy j������ WABK������ BarkoryltlA, My 1$\ t*?fi:y -'��������� "J 'm������. <���������. .\.������...������..,... ... ps^ssD^^r^iiS"^ ���������"'-y-.^yy^i^,. ��������� *������x s^-if^^r^^^ssisi^rri - r4 ���������������������������'.. ���������*4k m Ess m G9B TIIEGAR VVED^ESRA%>AUGUST 4,1869. CDUE1V (Before his LordB^^tef Justice BegWe. r , "MoNnAT. August 2, 1869. > The Grand Jury^cp^ persons, were;vS.wo.fe.Jj;&/Thompson,,fore> )^ Hon. It^ff. CarraU, T. DeNouvioh, j Floyd, \^/M<^bafe^eo^Grant;:;;Chas. J. Jones, C.Hankrn1^ I 0 ppenheimer, j. Warjt. Hon. IL: Havelock. ��������� /A^okbara/T^;S^gg8r^;TbwIn^^. ������������������//'/ ^>jjfio Pearce was indicted for, having as- , $mw\ 4 roar gaol j aadi his ^l'ordship:j sta i ed -. ��������� to pr^Mit <tti������ proof b^hirli^in^^e^ taw I ally dtt'VuAu io ^ao^'andotSiabavjngunlawful ly, Xu.-.et his' '(li'BobarKW:WOUJ(i:: beVistiffictenttO ������ n 0. u rand- JurfeafwfJpTivate del ft era'tio n, . '-i', ��������� ���������i'.Vi'',--"."i ?-.V"'lll' f.i. j ; T'.v(-|*>.'r' <J**J'. f,-':. /��������� . ". ������������������ ~>- '-v ������ ^,%A bill.;U :-,,;' ,.;^-; .-:>..:." tCOflgb ia a:tra'fe 1'be Petit Juryj, ^prapristag tbo following persons, were thereafter-swdrn r Jofc Hji ii ter, foreman ; ^J.;K\Ritc!iiei> R^;^tterson;,J3i Or^ mandy, S. iPar^ri^Orini^ G reenbaumv ?!������*'���������': Fletcher, ;^P;^McEutee//Si Walker, and F.Lbcuy;erv.;;";. . ; ; This wasa,"^ action> t<L"recover < certain property takenVfrom /it3ae> plaintirT-by Chief CoQstable Fitzgerald whjle plaintiff was abU i ng as the-agen t or < b ai le e Of one Jesse Pea rce, w So" h ad beenindip tedf forAnau si a ugh ter, and who subseqiieritlyieicaped froW^aoL Plaintiff had7be e a;,arras tgdi t wiae,:,o n ;,,s uspieipnj.of having aicied t and ^abetted ,* tbe escape of -Fearc'ey butfwas 'discharged^ no ^evidence-to Bttbatantiate;^|he^suspicions' against plaintiff haHngl'been ^rpdjiced, and,,., the ;property which hhd^en ��������� takei fr^ by orderi;iof; the';,defendah't/-wb'o!. is the: magistrate for the distncfejofiGariboo. ^Ttje property! amounted inVa^'W^^0- '-VX:'1 y yy Counsel tfp^pljainjiff argiiejd;: that' the; tra&-was'tfounbV: t$!redetiver,tho propferty: V U ia tiff, tin d" ci tcd': lawV to/ikcw tUafc pompmi i magis- v$si.6n] **>i a-good-fJUe-'againstaH-.the world "bwt: tht^ -ItuviVt o^wn^rv tansl gaypihe foil owl rig: ���������llliis-. h-xrion y /vcbiiancj-3weeper's boy foil'iuifa ���������yal-Kftble diamn.iV! .������rvl took-it to a jeweller to u^ii^AyV: ynM-.;-. wiijn-thc j������> ;'taat:-iira ^���������5 ^|^4%: ^^llaiv^tiyiag' ^^plen. ��������� .it, kepi-it j ���������y\h :to,;:recover buckskinbags belonging to Pearce ; be asked, him if He'.bad anything more; and be (witness) told Fitzgerald to examine him ;r Fitzgerald then said 'Vyoii must go to Richfield";��������� wife- ness repliei^f all -Hgb't?f ^ ^gerald;tppk the bags; containing! a specimen worth $25.; and il|-oz.- of gold dust; ntbe^specimcn'-.wei^Hed' $ 16; but Pearce had beep::;offereel;. $25 for it y there .;*w������re;also ibree gold/rings in the bags, worth/ from: $5' "to $7. eaci;; theses articles were .all;taken/by; Fit^erald;;;andJw .told him at the. time that'he considered them to be his propWty;: he wasiihen taken to jail and locked up till morning^ whe^a. hevwas taken before Mr, Brew, wfib, said Pearce ha'd escaped, and he (Brow) thought .witness.^bad had n-hfahd in the matter; witness was dis- [charged, therebeing no^e yideUce agai nst him; !after his discbarge ;withess "iiske'd Fitzgerald tordeliveri up the;property ^thtn'ghtrhe-(wit' ��������� ness) sp bfce to Mrv JB rew aboii if Iff; Fitzgerald said he would -not give up! tho property, unless he'."( wl bi ess); c o u 1id.; pro ye' 11; was liis ; /:iri������' gdrald'^r.ddh'c^d^lpa^ atyU,\and.'1 that would,proy,et.,whether .;itiwas MiJ ij;Tlie-'paper^ s tat o ment by Jo h a t B.' Lb veil of ��������� the - p ro per ty of/ Pearce���������}of:whIcb'jtio.veU had been the cus- t&8itiiK] Witness, told Fitzgerald'���������jii;clidn,t jmatter~/he considered ifc his property whiIe it was in his^6^si^siqnj/thj*t after no ori; wit> ntss .receiyed a sixmmpns ;sfting, that pn; th6 oatti-.b'f^a'^diblejjwitbfeiSi';he- '(Bryant;) had beon accuserl oEasisistiiig^Pearce^tocescape ; the ;fol 16wing day he/was;: brpugbt-to ebiirt and after trial discharged ; then went to Mr Bi*ew>nd asked'himpfor* 'the/articles whicb: had b^en taken from himlby ^itzgerald \/&r "Br'ewf ��������� tpl d;;; In* hr^Fitz^nUd was; acti hg^uhder bis orders^and \declined tp retnrp, thenarUUes,; saying that he would have to bring an action fbr their'recovery ;, got the cheque/frotnf KobertJohns, also the gold bags ; didn^fc s i^al; thpin/ and^had fail ed to get any thing but tbe^time bbbk-retarnedi' ��������� sUa J' *������-"'-.- ���������-- By Mr.-Walkem���������You ��������� bave> said that the cheqtie was signed by,;Robert Johns;] vfllere an argument arose: as to* the' propriety;of examining a witness with respect to a document in"vtheiSpossessi6ff pTythe opposite'parly,"' Mr ^alker,; plaintiu^s^^ounse'i;;^ lordship ;;7bveTi^l^^t:ie^^bje cheq ne >was p'rpdnced andfread; it j was d rawn 'b^"Jdhn' B. lip veil in^ favor of Robert >fbhns for the sum of $374 72- on the Bank pf-British Oplumbia,;ahd endorseldby Johns in favor^of' the witness John Bryant.] ;, X\\ , ": \' -. -By������Mivi VValkemi-Qot uthe ^ cheque from Rob er t Jbhas^ and he go t it from vBbveii t Te-^ mpney) Bryapt Jid^ "fldt, authprize. mo-"to mutilate the ciieck.'"'1 "���������''.��������� ���������'/;;/,./'.'/���������; ' - 'Ay'* hut so long ,as Pearce IVad littbts^ti oonvlcled <jf fcrwisou or _folouy iWwaf?M liberty t61;;do - ^s he flaased; with; his^pr^eri^:-.. I^w^s%e law^that untii/a:man;^had'beeh proved'guilty' he was <onfiider������d aunoceBt^iEjiF^ for; - it isttt nce^w h o; h ail bee n ^trjea';- for hiaii- slaughfar p'su I ti ng , frotn a. duel t bad.pre- Viously' thereto>tra6sforrred..|bis property and the transfer, was neliil gpod^it had never b<������eii disputed ^'. ������bntif =:.a ;'cpnvietipn forrtreasbh or felony .shall have been obtained it would be perfectly^right for the Grown to' take ^posses- *ion of they property of theL person so coa- victed:"4JB this case the, plaintiff bad been t w 1 ce summoned -for com p I ici ty i n ��������� the, escape ��������� of Pearce; aad.be had been discharged.': It was; not Tplr ^ihe in|tgis|rate to'say you raiist prove yburjtitlejto^ferpljerty in ybu,r possession, or it migati lead tb^eniilessMuconvenience and trouble... If ���������" th at'.were, al lowe d G o rem - ment might make use of Biichia system to replenish[,their em|J>ty;Jexchequer.> The magistrate might ;Send^n;biB5cer to|Barkeryilie, arrest on a trivial^ charge^1^ first man who could be.found InrpossessiSo of.;goidjbara or gold dust, and kee^ them unless' the; party in possession^!/ the; same could pro ve his" title to them./5&'! k-~Xyy'yXy: )��������� y-:y-y: ,- John Bryaai swornl^Itememberedithat on the 8th or 9th;bf iJnne/he;^wa8,. accostedvb!y <3hief C^tablojMzg^r^d ^UUe Iu a ^ilpo n in BarVerville|/bad some cbjliversatibn with Fitzgerald abbu t^- or Itf b^bloi k ;��������� hi the" eve - nmg ; Fitzgeraldrsaid Pearce.had decamped. and ihougjbt lie (witness) bad,'* hand iu tbe matter |;witness;said?be didn^tJcnOw anything about it; Fitzgerald said I must arrest you and hold you responsible for/him: witness replied " all ri^bV? aiid .that he was satisfied to go with him; Fitzgerald said the best thing witness could dor.would ho to say where Tearce was; in re'ply-^l^tKgeratd, who said something about .'.whatf.. witness had on his person, witness replied, '* all right, you can go through me^j; officer Brown then came up and took Fitzgerald aside, and wbiBpered to him j then Fitzgerald said. I want that cheque andall those other things youVe got; thought it was a time book be (wituess) took ...put of hiapocket and handed to Fitzgerald ; it had the cheque-in it; the cheque was drawn by Robert Johns, payable to order of John ISryant, ft>r $347; thought, it was dated 8th rfuue^ ifc was on order^*a regular cheque paper from a cheque book on the Bank of collect^ Jesse^Pearce l)e]ng; ih jajl ;/was not ivith him mojetDah^anihohr on!ih������ 'eveuing; 1������ S th - Ju n e:;. bel ie ve i t was , the. *eyei^i ng o & ^Pi * ifiiiie'/wHen ��������� 1- met; FitzgefaUl'j%bt;an, older from Jesse 1 Pearce directed^to Jotiri4Bf Ij^elt^requesti ng ;him ;(Lbval 1 )/tp;send{ail ^earce^^nioney; .and/ property.v toXhlm (Pearce) {Hook the order to Mosquito creek; got;possession;of the property.;asked -fbr: in order ; ailfhis was^dpne on thei same day Pearce^scliped;��������� Fitzgerald -did"npt .say he would/riot search me ;; do not recollect ask- SWi'Hi Fitzgeraid,iswoM���������Am'CbiefGoiK. Stable ;'��������������� recollect;Jesse Pfearee/being ^ in; jail on 8th June, and; pa the day^ bfethe/Mfoi saw Bryant,at ^e prispn;dpbr talking to Pearce; spoke' to/ Bryant iii a^salbori;at Barkerville that evening; between seven and eigb^ 6?clbcKthejailb^*repibrtea the^prisoher/had es,ciftped-?.pat constables to' watch'; about eleven at night met Bryant;; after some conversation, .Anally tpldj hinv Pearce .had. escaped^; saidFJbe ^idii'ft' loiow^anything about it y had some; fur ther con versation but pf������ the Saloon ji-Said^^ to Bryant youvhad������ better give me up^the ^property you Obtained at Mosquito. creekijtprilay ;;he; drew;; oiit jtwo- ; buckskin' purses^ iied;. together' and;banded them/ to ^me; - asked -him are those all ���������; be said^ye8;%yott;.oan:;search; me, j I, said no,,! don,twisK to searcn' yotf; piit,:hiin In charge Of; two constables/f the "j propert^'wasn 61 examined till next morning;; found a cheque d rawn; by Jlf^Bi"��������� JJbyell| :'&}, Go.:% (clieck,prp: dticedythat isi Itf ^sb, Iii oz.; Jess 50c;igpldi aspecimeSand ;tbreei!g6ld jrjngs | Mr^Brewl dtsmissed the;: case ���������' against Bryant; in the afternbpa^Br^nfc said, ^jwhatabbut^my proper ty* ;^ ,he.;said.ifc wasihis\private propbrtiy*'; I said^pujll bay������; to^ .take ^ollie/ptlier ������tepB bestdeaap plying^ to me X.. be dian Jt' say 'anything after I;produced vtbe -account ��������� current^ which showed>a;balance:pf $347^72ibelong^ ling to Pearce ; [account drawn by Lovell ^ho wi ngPear ^e]s 'balance "in ������Lo yel 1 's charge] Bryant bSered^io be*searched, XShXl de- Iclined ; the property he, gave to me asY that of Pearce, is the same as described in the ac- count current^ ;///? ,/'/jj/r������ I 'C//,,.;; "*������������������' By Mr* Walker��������� Remember saying 1 f would -give up tbe proper ty on Mr^Brew?s order'5 we never search a person until after he is in jail; never < asked i for a cheque; never tapped his1 pocketed [Bryant had stated that Fitzwerald^ before arresting1 bim^bad felt about his pockets] nor put my hand on him ; he voluntarily^ gave up the ^articles/ < <���������"*> ���������' /' Mr. Walker-^Under all' the circumstances, do ybti consider he voluntarily gave- up the articles.ui/1 *(, Bj^iy-y . /; ��������� ' \Vitness bere gfave abou t a balf-dozen evasive^%plies, blit Qoally!;:. said be?dia^%"6t consider��������� Bryant voluntarily gave up the ar- ticlesr-;because he (Fitzgerald) asked him for them./ , ,: ��������� ;ByrMr;. Walker^On-the^following day he ^sJM mWfpr "Jiis; property;; '|; ha ve* npfauthp-rr ityr- Trbm- "Pearce to hold^the /property:; through)subsequenl^prbljeedings: in the police' courfcj' Mr;! I^ovell^iubstituted,; a^cheque; for the original]onev; I act under /Mr! /Brew's anthbrity^ Bryant made no- protest agallnst the su;bstitiuibh/?df the |chequei ?aiid1he was' present at the time. ��������� _ ��������� , r>r Mr^ Brew,, swo^n���������Bryant .and^Ir. AValker came/ to;:-^me> for^, thenmoneyyj'and I^saift :I Would : make Ian order to ideliver it upif PearceY came; to demand: it^;, every effort has been mad^pr the c^W charged ^Bryant-~no: evidence against him ������lse h������ bad about hiw, and be told him two ing Fitzgerald ;fb?; Pearcp/S *pfbperty ; dp not recollect .Fitzgerald :asking ine to hand over Pearce's property ������������������; eonsidered' it was my p rp p er ty, as I was > respon sib Ie to, ��������� Pearce for it; ;pf cpiirse it is Pearce:s;property, but at the time it was in my possession considered i t mi ne ;��������� Pearc^said;! would have tb raise all the money I'cbiild ; Pearce owes me and I pwevMmif.Fitzgerald did -np^putlns; hands in"my������������������pocket''/biifc,"knowing.tfie force, he had: with him, I thought it better to give the pi;opertyv?lip^tp him quietly ; don't recollect u*Jtzgerald asking;me tp>h^d oyer7;pearce,s proper tyvvbut lie .asked me for a cheque/ ���������*��������������������������� 6y Mr. Walker���������Ijxaagined -that cheque was an order to me ; it Is not in:?the-same cbn ditioa it was ; the name has * beeii taken off; at the time Pearce gave.me the.order. :tb Lovell hei(Pearce) told me to go to Mosquito an d also to get all :|h e-money ;������������������ b elongi ng to h i m ; au d. al I el se ��������� I could, to p ay Mr. Walke r and myself, who had.to get a man to work in my place ; wherever I should meetPearce I would consider myself responsible for the pay me nt of t he money ; d idn't gi ve any bb dy a receipt for the money. ' '/. By Mr. Wa;lkem���������Lovell arid myself stopped payment of the cheque, because if it was not to be paid to me it was not to be paid to any oho else���������that.was the object. John B. Lovell, sworn ��������� That cheque originally bore my signature ; an-order was presented to me from Pearce by R. Johns ; upon that order I wrote out a statement of the property I had belonging to Pearce, and R. Jofins signed it; the cheque was given to R. Johns or order 11 subsequently tore off the signature, after giving Mr. Fitzgerald another cheque for the same amount, Mr. Brew agreeing, to be responsible .'fbr.'; the money I am charged in my bank account with, the substitute cheque; never was charged with aiding Pearce to escape, though Mr. Brew made some strong, uncalled-for insinuations to that effect; gave Mr, Brew BritiRh Columbia; Fitzgerald asked him what another cheqiie because he said he would be responsible and I was glad to get rid of the have, nb authority from Pearce jto��������� hold the money,;;-- .'** - ������������������,..;:::��������� ��������� ^f ..���������., .u. . - ,.. i' The dei^ence set up/wad -substantially-as follows?; ;Tb^ to the. money % that under any circumstances his claim was of a most suspicious character, as he.: h td been in- Pearce's company almost up to the hour Pearce had escaped -from jail; that the present action yw^;np; dpubtbrought to aid and assist Pearce. as'the', money was admitted to be tis";it was the duty^^of *ttie magis^atejand ^chiefeonst^letotal^ every precaution fevp^^ent^Peaicels escape, and they felt themselves,; therefore, r bound to withbbldthe means wMcijiihe present^money would further-give Pearce in carrying out his designs ;-the-'prder upon, which thej money was obtained ��������� from Mr. Loyeli, who was Pearce's depbsifcary^ didinbt mention Bryant's name at all j ��������������� and it was ;��������� quite competent :fpri;MrV Lovell -to send; any person/^ilh the money jtor the jail/;as requested;, by Pearce. AsVfar sis the bailment was concerned^ Mr Lovell was the -real bailee;' that the; conflict of evidence between Mr Fitzgerald and Bryant, when sifted, reflected upon Bryant, ashe had sworn that Fitzgerald asked him for a check, of the very existence of which Fitzgerald was innocent; that Bryant had never been searched by Fitzgerald, as stated 'by him (Bryant) on oath, and that he had voluntarily given up the property to Fitzgerald when asked for it. The jury, after deliberating for nearly four hours, failed to bring in a verdict, not being able to agree. holders, and' those gentlemen were agreeably * surprised after a few hours' canvass to find that tbeir praiseworthy efforts were liberally:'; responded to, About $1850 had been sub- f scribed on Monday, to betaken in shares, and we understand ' that an order for the 'stamps and fixings will be forwarded by the- next express.,, We have not ascertained the names of all the 8hareholders,but understand that Hon. Carrall, Mr John Adair, Messrs.:; Patterson & Gnodsdn and Meacham'���������'& Nasoii. have subscribed fbr one or more 8hares,'and the amount requisite to make up the $2000 T will be forthcoming. All who are interested in the. welfare of Cariboo and the colony.,will: be gtadto learb of tbe success of this move-' ment, and we trust that it will be earnestly ' and speedily .conducted to a satisfactory con-: elusion.^, Wo need not dilate upon .the pros-; pective advantages ot the m oyementr-they ^ are gerieraUy*:'understood'.and appreciated��������� but we take advantage of the opportunity it"'. affords to-say that had'tbere^been a test milt almost anywhere in Cariboo during ,the past. month, when a good*many-, nieo have not; been fully engaged in their claims for want; of water, a great deal of prospecting Tor quartz might, have bSen done and the idle.), time thus usefully if dot profitably filled up., Uiider any circumstances, however^ wTe look., for beneficial results, and'b'olieve that attest' mill such as is now proposed to be obtained1 would soon lead to. the introduction :into-. Caribo). of a regular, custom or^ co mpany?j; mil I. The success of the promoters in obtain-' ing almost immediately assurance of support shows that all that jai needed ib create a : ibroader spirit of en erprlee is a little effort, and Messrs. Oarralland Adair deserve praise for-the promptitude-aiid activity they have displayed.. ..���������\...-^.;:::;:���������;,��������� v. ./;/ ./:':���������/"/- ������-r/ - : Theatuical.���������The Cariboo Amateurs gave a most, successful,performance! on Saturday. night, at ;the, Theatre Royal,,- which was" largely attended. During the' whole; of tha performance1,;the" audience seemed to be exceedingly well pleased.- Loud- -roars, ofl laughter and- frequent; applause greeted the efforts of.tbe actors. . It js evident, that, the Amateurs are imprbviiig rapidly, as each performance-seems better' appreciated than tbe previous one. It is difficult to say whether H. The Rough;Diamond" or. ur Done Brown,[* was most enjoyed by..the audience, and any criticism Seems superfluous where all performed their parts with equal succe3^' The hejrro performance was loudly ;applauded, and it wpuldbe well to keep up.this kind oi cntertaioment. Dryjokes a ra very <. Well received in dry weather, especially in Cariboo, ; w'e^e dry weather is anything but a joke;:a ���������-. ExPRKss���������Barnard's Express arrived early pa Saturday-morning,- bringing two pas- smgers-^T. Pattullo and J.' Adair. The down ��������� express left on Monday morning with the fo;lowing passengers,:^. Messrs. iSlorris and Adam?, for Victoria.; Mrs Lee\ Messrs. Hoffman and T. ! Barry^ for Quesnelmoiitb. Treasure in charge of the express to the amount of $37,289 was taken down. .;.= ;;/������������������': - De, t i���������Mrs. F. W. Dustin, who was well and favorably known in Barkeryillo, died on the 24th June in St. Louis, Missouri, after a v short illness. Mrs. D. came to the colony in 1858. to Cariboo in 1863, and left in 1867. She kept a boarding.bouse on Cpnklin gulch. Ths Qitaktz Mill MpVfiMENT.-rThe proposition to^obtain a test quartz mill for Cariboo meets with success so far. It is proposed to raise $2000 and procure four stamps, which will be driven by Messrs. Meacham & Nason's steam engine. Messrs. Meacham & Nason have taken a lively interest in the matter, and have subscribed liberally for the stamps. The Hon. B. TT. W. Carrall and Mr John Adair canvassed Barkerville and vicinity for the purposo of gottirig subscribing sbare- ROAD THAFFiO. The following were the principal teams and trains which left Yale during the week ending July 24tb: 'July 16���������J. C. Beedy^ team for Clinton, 12.200 lbs. goods for Foster and others. Geo. Coxon's pack train for Keitbley creek, 8,800 lbs'- goods on own account. July 17���������Lee Poo's pack train for Forks of Quesnelle, 6,100 lbs. of goods on own account, \Vm. Lane's ox-team, for Soda creek, 26,000 lbs. goods for K. L. & Co. July 20 ~J. B. McQueen's team for Savon a ferry, 4,400 lbs. goods for Ross. P. Sherman s team for Cook's ferry, 75,000 lbs. goods forH.B. Co. ; -..//. July 21���������Wm, Lane's ex-team for William creek, 12,000 lbs. goods for C. Strouss. July 22���������James Black's team for William creek, 10,000 lbs. goods for T. Briggs and Jas. Black. July- 23���������A. Burnett's, team for William creek, 12.000 lbs. goods on own account. W. Lane's niule team for William creek, 4,000 lbs. goods for C. Strouss. July 24���������J. Lawrence's team for Soda creek, goods for McLeese & Seeaay, He Fie and others. "^ blacksmithTng. , McENTEB wishes to inform his friends and the public that he ls prepared to do HORSESHOEING at $3 per sot, and all other kinds of BlcicksniHtt work at reasonable rates. RIOHFIELD, July 23, 1869..-'... jy24 tf my26 At DbNOU.VION & KURTZ* -���������<������-. t-i^^ ;::���������;::',- ���������1<V ���������."������������������^i. -. 22si, ~:zi^Z-.-^i--<:yy. f.it��,'..".��wrrr" *ypP'V''ft~*,T~J2!?*T,<r^''*'"��� ~"'!i''~>"X��*.TrV.~?*''3Pf* 'J-^-f' ^'ViX^ '���~&\V;it*r~TttK??}r^T!/i?ztt.'a'^^ ~rr-?��-;:F <^ I **?-' ??"*Jf pN: November^ 10th,: 1.S53; MrBroadhurflt, an English; tradesman, estab 1 ished ijov 'Parity wns-married^ at, the -.English Embassy }iU?:J& Fr'enOfli girl nam^;^^.;yereel^aM bj^bPr' !u? had severailchijdren/r: He died at -Goloni- bier^ on October 2^th leh all his property tp' a friend named1 Beck;- sTbImI^E?Cr^^ is almost Tveil>'f01der^ stopped; a- ie Jon i- after ;' 11 ;bad ?ruri. ihree; weelss^ with h honey aiid'; fldiii:; and 'saved-her finger," si) ���that- ii'ia*>���&&!sound''tfncTa$goodas-any ���::^UbyXryr':i hyy'y>f-ai *?.->-M..;ra'"*">.*���*��� '^ ���'��� '"*''. ���' J! :"������/>: ��� ��� ������;/ The French laW hot perinittihg 'wife.arid chil-; '���': dren/tp:,be dismheritedijby, a/will, /Madame Brbadiinrs c b rough fc- an actip ti: against W Beck , tb;$aWih^ i/.'b'e;:'rjupnJpossesaw^ c^ty,>j!s {weUpn;be^ /of^'nerf children;/; The \ Gpurt'Mismissedv'her. snit^on^e^gronnCl "that- slie;^^ Jneyer ^toa^ ���: . ric^/li'la^ ; /repe|red Interriia$Q^;;3 a^M^^&Sl1^^: ';��� -rforlaliife / pa��t of the��� iShgiislTsbiJBwa3 onjyv fri^nid ed to secure ^hp irid^pehdence of the /Ambassador); uteri a ttaches/4njl servants, -ahii/ i\mt it cpu Id; net be considered as on t of*France so far as j ofc:^oot< fe��a, throughout; '.'i' *",-��� ?'ir-i' t*?-'-? wiijv-.t v ���" ���'*--��� -:,! V ���./�� <�������*��� ���.���>-..;-. -i'j'-fo'�� tain irieh tat:.the bridgOi.-���. regards French subjects. Accordingly MdHe --. ., -���-���hv-^ -���. ��� ���� - ��� A&raeji jvho juuljjgoi^ inarniage; there^ wjihput��baling ^li^en^egaljjr Warned in;France,; was/ nb^ wife; at^nli/^and^ / the "wiit: 'ileavin��?tierlanff nerohildrenfdesfa-' . ^t^,^a3.gOQd^;;p/;,..f^:lVj^^^^^ ,,;,;,; ���:ff- Ai;4SnBirAiiiNi3; /^^Msurpfe^e1 jiacco^^lts, given. of> ;.the., new ^submarine, steamship an-, yented/by 0tta^}ybgey sbUhSf^nlpus/* and; yet th e Berlin Borsenzeitung asserts^that ^thO" ^ussian^iniralfcyl has approveiof the: plans iynMiteed; to1 them;;f6*r>' ihsp^iion/:iThe^yes| s'll^Qdvered; ��� jyitji- st^^^piatin^is^^'ffiel^. fielow ^Ofk��rja& excem f lloh%)t�� ��dec^^ 9^i(ejri^ffirQdpoff imriiei^e' sfeengtlfc%Be^ cneain^tifec^ crgp/tlmt^e^nole^gr^atl : wldca^i��Anr>lafl- ff Th iff7^atfl.��� hnw*��wi* ������V+.K-afc':'-%p^ T1HIS .steamer Uinow^ma'K'nigaegaiaii'.tei^ I^bl^^^^ Mmemi tWv...".sI'.'.f; ': victoRiii:; Ai> viisS w^i&ns^& BAILEY^S Hotel,, jLanglcy Street,. Victoria/Is stiU rl open.for ;the. .accp��im<Hlation.��of .travellers, and, the Tabid and Beds' are kept 1 n tho * asual Satisfactory s'tvieii * /' iA.yyyy ������^'jf^.yyyy'y^-^-���,."'i-i,.>��ni>-:- .,��.;.! "J':''���! ''���'^^ A,'j!;": Ordcrp/frdm ���up-'country;punctuallyiattended ;.to/> .> ,! ffii-i-s; yjM'i i-,?.*ijj ���� ^QWE^'BROS^ ImpbHeVs aid1, Comniisslon'^ Mercha-i'its, Jnsu;fan;cc } J ' " . / Agents, etc.,; y. - ; ��� ��� Wh'tfrf Stree^'������ '$W y^ y ^ Wyyyictovii^'xl /��K'li\i I'-,"4 ��� $}>}��� j ���-���;���'"!:,;��� .i!? Ta^prf<(Sueces^6r; to iB; (Read*,;) Groreniinbiit' i.';/ fj, :nii/-;ji:II ':���;. .iStrpet;.. Victoria. y;.|. ��� ?,��� J * ��� ,|; ^.. r- ^v r? ;-;':; ,0tilersiattcndo<i-tfti-'witb care and despatch// i;:* riiJ.-i'.Lf-.'J i:\A..if%'r-i ��� r>\ ��� .?���-,.:*,.:,.:-.i.jri. Tit. ;CHAP.I^S /DANlELSONt desifcs Jtb inform!/; >!,'.t-,| W-!W' "(ti .HV- ���uMfti, upproveu-styles7 *;^A-����*.> rnrt^...www. in^th�� ��� a . .i. There, is. a house'of pnterr ��� j;'r^i EXPRESS N^XT I ��El f^TUE FIRST bA'T;O^Jra^iANl>^)N THE PIRST y^<ahdil5t"u day pi*leach mo^tli thereafter; i, .ilojfrr/. ���^[y.k. nip y.y.iLx-L{^z mjyy"..-' Ty*ym< yyyrXJ iff j ���;*��,&&��, ^i./wilVdespatca:^-lrt .iH*yyt>''Hz l*y. wSl'.htt X.j-ili'U* '/* J i* yi ' .-' .p,?' i ��� " ;>--?lj '*(.5 !a fast;;T^ight^tea^;fro SSfaklngitlrt^trl^itb'Barkervine��� jn about l^dttys;? / ?<*W :;^f./*/6 YX -"Until!further notice, : tuiV y'l'-?=i -yy /���wi/a.'- LK/i*^/ ?.?c- <;'^| - --. ^;--/b^/�� iriO'^JB By these teams; oa'all plfcels of ,60< IbS;-^ndupwards j^MvXyyy;?.. '-���'; ?iiy my : w|ll".bjB.;rj; i Hit* * S5/Oents escluslye(pf Koad:Tolls,;v;-*i- '>3-'t��-*M'A ytov the*- new^'sa'ifcmay b e'en tir ely ;sub niefeeti ,^ihd |n'^i3vposUipn^i|j so completely ^undery exJm- Jaaa^tliat4t ^aw an T&iVe^my wiffi*.Bu'bBm^^ . does^/Mryogelj^ud^ \ ^ngs,a>|argej mod'ali^24>fee*lin Iengjb,< sviiibh ;^illvsbon^Ae,fi.ni^.ed/v^//;^/^^..f^ii^-ii;'L .���**'Mv ��; Parties ��� sbjpj��ing --byf, theBe.}t6ams imjist otdcr^ooclsf to;; vb"^; tniariced :i.;i^.P.er,^ other wise- they' yi}\\ bevieut^by; regular Express'and: ^ch^^dlifecordinglyi-*''"'/,.;^*. :pyyriy^:i ''ih. -'>'*���' ���yySW ppcrs raayiidcpendlvbh'fthej regularity^of., these ���teams) ,for, iyhethe^,with f,ull:;fj*eighi, or not /tliey-will eomertlirouffh;-". y.y��� .'��� 11 "���//, ���,:���_ '.y\X B#S' '"l ~'~'v: '!-^tayl4;TO69.'��� ' ; :/' l ���'E/J.?B^RSAB'0:*'*/ prd ers; froin the up-couulry punctual ly a t Lend ed to ii^v? ^69/v. ���",- ;V<V V:W! ^-u:V-;W.'' 'r;v^m:; Impo/tir of Books* StntlQiiery. .and; Fancy JoreJcn j ..:^h ,.>.,^.*;. ?/.- ,���.,.: ��� /^ritfn^tnr'ep;-1;'1-' *���/ ?��� fi. *��� \ 'X hl ;,;.>:i,^i;.;.:FORT^STRJSrfiT,:-yiCTOKU;te:a^ :May,i;.:1809.rM,J,:tirft/.-; ^,i' ^^I��: y,:yy?y>\i(n' �����(() VM, iJ&& .-''y;).;ii i*iei^mat^a^v-^2?jv^''��o^s: ^Importers and Geheral Cpminission Morchants. / ��� r:: yUst -yyi,- '.-. i->yt ��� i.--.^. .;*';AW��: <-������ ��.. ?-!3 ,--, ;.:;:-.'.a ,.,:.-.-r "!-;���}��� A^la^'asfl^frn^r^ri>ryi'p^ag^ hi,-yyu ^'^^cerlds/cbastaaiiy^n^haridt^ '*f V'--9 /.;^; WharfStree^ri.^.,-*ii&3r!% y,f���^v.'.-^Ylbtdrlii*-vUt: /lftjffll;lMy^. j;!,,^ ^V,V!:. |iir-/;//'3m ' feif/,%k/ ^'Wapn:and'Caiiia^,Ma^rs.f/'^-'/ '?**, "'i Blaclcam 1 tns,;bte.yCovenirne'n ^ Sti^>yfct'oria, "between ��� *&i, Johnson-aixd Cormorant Streets, west s!dc,:; :* UyjiU^'m iu;^r^^q:^v~ih'?. ^^X?y^ i ���I'utlmt.'. 9rd,9r^,from .the, upper cou u try, Svl I cited: and attended { /��/'.- .... f, ., : ,. to with:dispatch. ...\,j.r * ... "lt -.XX: M^i,-tg69.-^'-��� ;;.. ��� >:--;���/' "vyy **��[*'��M < *'���? em *;; Tea aiid ��� - .^ ;��- ^0^tTOet^btorja,^ '"/-/ 'j;i:eb^!.^Cofiee;!/ of tl;* ���Jlig Oil. novv^rep^^p^jsK^ latestapprov^^lor^iOcvi^npi^^ tabc^uperiortdonyolhor.^ /T-' ^arranten . rt -. ���. es. - /vStabUn'ff iMy^tiato^yBijl "isiir'i'^&w^- ���~TTrti'v^i' ;ii>'V':" r *v' Apilns;; 6iivB^^GAa}^:iK/a)j sneecH> at;f3Ke B rookl y ir Jwbman^ meet! ng, sai dv:^ras I�� rejec t ^the?t��oi'tseta' with co^te'mjitf %n"!i^8c^M/^-:Meii- cut* ,a V'sumcientl v, ridiculous * '.figure. ;in them x tbemse]yegij^*rhe*trouble��iiatitbeyr don^trlike their; own ^costnme; aifd |a^Jenvious pf^our )bave pur^siilss^satins and shawls; ;w"o twiii^e} ;^p^dia4e?5'yonr fabsurd >bifdrcated^n5viiisp'er��- / ables/ ;EooltT*jat' ^ur/swallow-tail coats^ : ..-��� Btove'pipe hats ; and yon wear your hair so f^bHfSo^e^youj thatvyon;^l6^k^ipre6isely; ���*Iil&t.monkeys,%nrll.i don't/woncler^^tlia^^pne' /pfIgpnr.nun^er has written; albobk shoeing \-that animal to ;be the father -of,-hjs;li��^e?��-.; ���v German ^ft��~PpWDEa^Th&;nitferrjlb- ^iv^ijlast'in^ pP wder which is iised to/a great C-Xfgxtepib in? Iherbiines; and iqiiarries of -���Austria ; ^b^:;bee�� rcceiltly aiiVmittpd\to:analysisp;anci ��� .p ;?t? pbrapbsi ti on shpws; th at i t ca;n be mad e by ���; iniiing; togethe^:^30;parts pt t saltpetre, 10 of I'* "i ^nltrate^bf s6claVcI2 of sulphur^S of charcoal, ttnd.^.pf tartrate of potash and sodav Itonly //explodes ;^b��n if haa .is ignited / by means; /pf an Jjexplosfye fiisee.; ���"i- [This, reads very, much like what;we would Gitppose to be a description of the California /;GMt Pow^ ���liam Creek Bedrock Flinne Company, and we are inclined to think'that the Anstriana. like ;, cut0;': Yiiokees, have cabbaged tbe California -' invehtion.] lyr-l :-<i\i.vM'.r^<.." ANDREW ASTRICO;'Proprietor. ^ ? -v- MayA,^S59- i-y IX XX:/.///. XyXyyyX Om^ yyy i ' Freight' and-'passa^e^a'pply ���to?- -'X^Xymyyi' y^yyny- ^J:->iSJ;ORifANDV,ij{- - 4 r*��� % -M j ������XX*<X. > f:.vl< ^enjsi Barkerville.i j xi;.���� /FRltGHT ; CO^IG^E'O,^TOi 6fiBEEtiV, yEjL--.'^Yale'i-B;l:C.,' 1 will be';.-'forwarded;;'to'-any"part-Vf .theColony, onthemostreasonable terms, freeiof ebm- mtssiqn.*?;, <?,:. -, ��� ^AGENTS:*>. �� ?3 / *i - *������ _��� ,^:;;. ,.��� ,,;. ��� |vMillard;&Jleody,-./.".f^'T ^Denoavioa-i*Knrta): "-&������"* \X,X ..-.yietpria:;,;,. ..).��� -,,./: ',;Barkeryilie.;;;������ /!/���'- .Barkerville; April 17th; 1869.' V/ ' //. ': . .' ��� Miners^ :;;'BlfiSil^,;^r^ / y?p .r: ::.;;V/:v5iWKB^yi^^,;^ ;:-;-NexT-:1>0C'B TOSSli^NEl'/b*^ A ��� T this:Establislimerit wi 11 al ways be found a well MX : ; selected and; varied assortmont of th e ; i FRESHEST GROCI3RIES ^PROVISIONS -V IN CARIBOO. : V:- ' : Sonr Cure for a Felon /pa lm. Bad Swelling ox a Boxk~-Make:a plaster of plire ��� honey and -wheat fiour, and apply it, chang-; i ng as of to n as th e case requlreg���say once la from two to six hbiirs;. I blistered and bruised my hand,, then took/cold: in it ��� It went in to ihe joints of the second and third . fingors, and'Tor; eight; "days./i^greyv,;.-worse ��� cpnld sleep but little ami w^iimone;! E then ALSO-r-A good selection of Clothing, Har/lware' Gla^s and Crockery. .Best brands, of .Tobacco ������' Afedlcihes, Qtc., etc. ;. . *;: /Best Javi.CofTeci Roastod and, Ground ;DAILY. ALL, GOODS SOLD~Zt LOWJS^T RATES. The.BAR is fnlly'supplied with the choicest Havana Cigars, Wines and Liquors. a. llrwth?. st"ct attention to uusiness, nnrt fa^rand Feb. 20,1809;' r " * ; , . : ��� : ��������� '': ������ -3m' , ' J. S. THOMPSON myfn&^-^y Booksk^ a��d adjasted. / ' aui-tj ;.e/' w^tsoi^i ���it*- Sj^^ft^^^tphes, cl.eanqd,. repai rod, ,a nd; warnin te d / ^y^Ty^scriptlbn of Jeweileryrrhade to^driier. "; Plain arid Orhame'nta.1 Engraving Neatly ''executed. "V*-' ^ - ���'"' ?; �� .-May 1,,1869. s; ��� . ' , . , y ������.-.- 1 ',->i ; t $& .iOA^EiA^rK;��� A^X'^yiAdQ^ BUXLBEK, = ' ;/;: ;''Opriiet' Gpve^nnieht and r^ndora^St,rcet�� i/; ,W:; �����'/::./',./ 'East.sidq,.Tjctorltt..;"^.' 1/,?...; ..,/������ ;/. /���/ v^holeSi^�� dealer in��� WM^^^^^^^MS^: *: J .irBESHiGARDE^SEEDS' CONSTANTLY^0N HAXP. >VftV!' Qr^ddrs^m ���up^cpuhjry/carefuiiy. attended to. vr >fay|l,,186^vn,.,,K^���-,.v^-. j.:/' ' dispqteh. ; ,/y*tj��,y v'/;; -gf* ^ ;//-;/i >-;.-���":';;���//i-//^^:;/^^'/^a^/r';./;;;/:^-;;//h///./;^/-,/^//^^^J/^/^: *w fim ��� I /./' ;^4'f JF*7?^* 'Cigara,,ahd!;Frenoh 'Preserves".^:. Yates Street, v : . - / . ... Victoria,^ I,,B. C. X- ��� y ^Importers; bf Ehgiis^/^rclSndisi,: :?J';'^:' : ;!;w|qles;a^;e;,^ ^d^^XG00^^'-',an k^ ^'Dress Mate:: :���;���;. rialvWhite;and:pnntodrcottons,:Lineri and ^ / . .Cottonginghams,; :jBhnkct��, ;QuUts, ,.-,,',��� ��� ^ ,;.;v/ -..;<. aPd a general, assortment of . t" ''.. ��� . /' ..'������:*;"/ '/,/: /""?t*plfi ���^oqd^/',:. '/���';/'"' ": ;'-; '-y An invqlce/of good style three-ply 'and'TapestrVCar> y . r.i'. :/. ���..-!>���������, r pets just received ;������'���'��� .''--,> *s ������ ^^BulMing,Oovernment Street, Victoria, B. C ; '.'������'-..���! ��� .'i.- ' ' -. *m a;^^Rp^l^Gbarter,US623. OAPITAIii-/- - -\-/-'> - $a6;p0;O00. '; ;. *. *' 'v ��� ; , i ���* With'power to "fnerease.^ -^ ��� ���' - . ; I v/-Drafisjisi&'e'd.!o%':th'e:to 1n/|^^6I^^ :.b .S/,.\V. ;��� In'the UnitediStates-.:' -.���'-..' ; ^^fc CAT/IFORNIA, X. X, i MM FRANCISCO. .. ;|^r. OREGON ��-/f ;-V rORTL'AM^ ,��� NJE^YORK;,' ���;, riiMes^^BiarV^'Sup?^. 'Agents for theJBanJc of Montreal,.. % , d^rCAJ^j#A^|i^Ba^P^ panyJs Ba'nk:- Xy ., ONIRELi#D^The Bat^ioT Ireland/ / tY/: Corid^n/Bank fof.,Mexico and South America. ;, _t .,. . * < --* ,* - 0N:ENGLAKD~4he[B " .''-filalXHead'/pffice-4East; IadfeAyemie, ... :/ieadenban|sfree(|.y/^'>; ,,,��� j.5';"= r-T fi������ / .. ^^ I fc ''^V./vr-'i fjy.k;"i V-titt' ������}.&������ ''" 'Si'cm.-. AS.onhand andforsftl,., at,his Store in Barker- the< choicer description, which he will " ? .alept all DJght, end.now,- three days after, it I S^^CSSJiSi 1809. LONDON SOUS , OOVERXJIKNT STREET, VICTORIA. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ��� IMPOJtTKKS OF ��� English and French Silks, Shawls,, Dresses ... Underclothing, .(Jloves, and every / ".'���' description of Drapery Goodsl r ^d1fvlVnM^ularslnpp!!cs by ExPresSj via Panama and by sailing vessels, via Cape Horn T^/'?.r^cu.l'ira.Hcui.ion given to all orders.���=?���� London Fjrm���J. PTu.ssTAtii&: Co ���u,��*^t* J J ESTABLISHED, 185J , /RbBERT BURNABY. LAND AGENT, Etc/ ' Goversmcnt Street, Victoria, V, I. //������' All business carofully and punctually attended io Mfty.l, 1868. fm deceived on 'Deposit^ pr ^dVftnces made on pa Granted to^^btoria^ ^^^ii^f^^.'!^. ������'��������� X'-'XiiuY.'i r New York;: <5'i ; -;; '';,-^ftd. Every description.,or Banking 'Easinesstransacwa. /'v.^^^ ^^i^'Si--^^^' WlUiam Creek, 'Cariboo.;;/, .X;"/, v/;j-B;5?ipSi !&E #'����� BarKijrvlhe, Mayl, ;'8��i).;." t s, ..'Q/vH^.i/Br.oTpv-a;^^.. ' $%)JM'&*f&^Qa% **i��"��"%& post, free of charge* ^^,Si:--r;;W.V--rv.r.^\"r:;.|-u':;-.i.-,:...-.^-r?-:-r--..��--.' \..y-- S^M>-***e��* ,��,.J
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1869-08-04 |
Description | The Cariboo Sentinel was published in Barkerville, in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia, and ran from June 1865 to October 1875. At the time, Barkerville was home to a fast-growing community of miners who had been attracted to the Cariboo region by the discovery of gold. The Sentinel was published by George Wallace, and its stated objective was not only to disseminate mining intelligence, but also to eradicate official abuse[s] of power, both within the Cariboo region and beyond (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2). |
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Barkerville (B.C.) ; Williams Creek (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1869_08_04 |
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Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0170378 |
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data-item="{[{embed.item}]}"
data-collection="{[{embed.collection}]}"
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data-media="{[{embed.selectedMedia}]}"
async >
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