* - BBS" ' S^VtftfVafcSs^^ fiiEeAMiai , .������A uy^yZx:jM^0������ iy ^'rt.^U'tt -$ t'wre y?4T~~./CU A *ZL Aj YXl? ���������������������������Siibsfirjfcttfe 61! d el i tei$) -���������, p ny ablei- io; tk^amor^ ,1 ;'.;,' xZ[ =.. f ,{i -fi'.^ fl ������V\?V C'-W ���������'������������������ *v~i'*'1l V-i?' ���������OVncB^ Barkcrville; fncxtMooKto^m rHZ- ,yyivitaroteryMore)^'������'-1 ->lu y-1 Ay, :. WW ...-.?^K- fa- *fr<rt���������T ���������inf . Agents fbr ;'the^Cariboo;Sentanel^y^. *.^4.<'->y feirtiivZo 4^p'"^^M������/4 ������0 tiii.������suel ������iou|h, j iff j 6om dle/Sarn.ariys JJxpresslo ffi ce Suds Greek,. ���������*������ - . ���������" ,* Jji>-, {]g ^raftr^s, Express LVa'e, :-������.-"'";'-<,.; Mr. Eyans^ ^<fo y do VeV.Westiiiihsj.cr: - ���������yyXAX ���������>, _.ClacksQn &.C6 v^^xqm-ZZ iiU-Wdk ZmAymiyyZ t^W^'f^^A: i���������b, ~;Sa1i Francisco - ;--i'Y?v J'Ytm S^iij:Yy/;'-30 j.il^O^fl'C^-L^vi^ji^*.^ ��������� .:��������� rjsa8i������jR$Emxm&y7y ' .' '*��������� ��������� Thet^venuo of'!3^rUiSh������Jii"diii"'for'the year ��������� i86&:amounW4o ^ ;r' <>*- Small ^pox* c^ntinil^Yia^ Virginia, cifc ZM^Sm^y^A^}^Ai^^lot t^ppk^ of ,Montrosc,.:/,haa^ (oec.091pi-a.coavert to the Church of Rome, ��������� , ���������,,<'��������� ���������-: 'A :steate���������' ;ii^goit^b^^^qYinvehM' by On plain "feater,son, aud-wlUi^ip^er^ede the oar- mi'; lH^>u^'mriEn^larid/? . -*'- '���������������������������..������������������-! Yp '������������������ y-.ix- V"i' y-' fi Yy ^ -���������".:".'���������'!<? '���������'���������'��������������������������� Y^y- '. J Y. ,:��������� Tlie'Yvaluo p$the iiJiprtrta^pffb,reign and gY������> J 1 coVurial mierebandisoVintotM ditin '"tfn, ;), S 55 laTn^iftc. ^yb %h$ exM^orAiAnry A\mipi^0&^ZAi������i xZyy"A^^^^ .- ) Ui'VM. Uowtarfier, of ,KQf whicb'viriU^sfilmJid ju3tite(as'^miiu.i1._L,;F.i���������_, ji,-.i. 1 i,4i v; ��������� -u'l'-u;.wi*;���������!���������-:vj?-&.. .-.- l-i^^sg������$|; g 1 ven sp a co of ti me as s ix me n.; ��������� ;,.y: yy^y ��������� i/n v'A -Ureslm 0 rel an *d?h'as fo ee h :ovdr fikW by a .fatci85>rt!*r������*.4*fl'^ Uuke���������o|v Nvwcas|l^., An.execti^ioii b^Sr-bcqD . \ii\t iiito'\tt* house at* Api\i0vpe at tne,iustance of tf r Bey ftis/ori^ opffib.* Oif 1 -cii^oliters3o 11- ��������� tttfnedin ^be"^cw^3ile|af|ilr^;fZ>"y%- ��������� ��������� Ur. Mac do tigUll - stated- in ? tbo: Canad ian Kouse;pf \Oonlmo%sfvreeeutly;<that it%asSlie in.tqu'LIono*T;ttie^Governiiien116;send^ out a 4raWef fii nlriglw^ bio to construct" a jail way' ftjirough tlio tei*i> tory."���������-������������������ - *-. ?\a.������ \ ! ' .-u-1 u: ��������� ^ -. '.u .;. ' $$e tsgp/front-jjijr|Bn8!jlfb ^eb'art^||thai; tteeffdffif.'oi- the &overnYrient;*<Jf po'^rovinde of Oritaiio to afiract in^t^igranls fronr ftreaf Britaih. Jare - ���������b'e^iiining^to i*ottse.4ii%'-aUe(1 tlbn of lh������"Englisb and Scottish^ ptezs ay cl. people. . Th������'On*jjft{^ aerys_ Mf- Thos. \Ylute,. ^t^of tij-iafofllon^ W������������������ ���������^���������iVeriug in Scptlan d. a co uf9e; !o f ��������� lee tu res; 0 d ; Ca niida,; a'njl >vi i 1^: ive fo cl i^v*0"/ do' tlie' eani"d i if liln glan (1^ ���������, -, >|' Amoog the populalidnybf. San Francisco there" \i a^iyge cfa^iojypo i tii> ally p-; aii/1; ra ii r- <ierou8 persons.^|0lit Of ^IpiS^arrestk by the ppVico'dtinnfe xfe'nio'ilfcKjol*.Jjiilyr 142 >yoro for assault- and .battery ; assault to^ murder, 8 ; a^aul^'i^iysauH^to -^[o'Vbdily^ injnry, 3; . .assault with Intent fo-Ittili^i; ..iaasanUing ;an officer, 1) there were for;raiirder, 3 ; and for tkaylixi^'2;^_;-;-.;."V/j';l;/;ri;^ iliA-^A^iZZ ] ��������� A newspaper ������������������ W published' on; bo ard . th e fiioamerJiR"chmontl,vqne of the huge, passengcv palaces .which, ply., between. 'Louisville: and Kew Orleans, f-"ill \ey called vtlie Richmond TteadLight;-ultias'twoconipbsitorsand boo .editor^an^ & ;i|3^Us^ Uip, or ���������alV'bat\tb'arce times;a weeU: yliy is intended/to, 6e^fc'*M'{Srot:^kp^ bt river 1 ifc. afford ing: racy^^ entertaiinneliljfor; the ' passe*!^ gersras"welljs*^n,^dv^rt"Wng ^dium"for hotel pfoprcieto^.and. mecch'^ntsV.i The French Cafolo Telegraph Company are 1 i k ely to got *in W troub le: ��������� wi th'tlie Un i ted . states. $0yernment. Zlt: ap.pears the company have a charter from the 'French Go ver u ment which' proliibita an American or any other Fr^eJj^abje ;isitojmonopo\y.A:and ItamJjeW it will riot be permitted! f6 be larided at Bos- ton.^BS*. mnmrz- %AiZ~Wz:Z: : *Scramen|9^niop^ ^^e^ail o^-^he|ftrike for fou^oUarsjpexiday, o!thec laborers**ihMpr6- portion. Th^hai^^hiejif a League, and demaiid,five^^AArdy,'. Tfoe^r^l^r^rTfifose tp respond'to^brdema^ is firings there;}is^no/Pprospeict;voffir^^ compromise. AU;^pr. d^Sv^i to work at old prices tare Y-prohibifced<r Xrom^soiidping>5^nd Jh|^atened;^U^ work5 ng{ TbMs:<0^ a%ifs allfthVdngh'thfe sllver;mmes', *;fOt/^uTB.e"'^!! tlie mltls, are idle*and**al! .busihessTs sus" pended.' , *���������*?->v ��������� v - Y The most -lev n ble; and destructive^ storms e^e^kiip^va:^passed*over .Jackson^ijl^;lOi*e-. gon, July-^cth."-at.3 p.xnA Only Mew light th^i ndep pXpjp0- were i u jgigh t ���������?, and iff 4eis;tb"an half-anrhpur the:' wmd'; w,as;bl6������\V,iog';&e^vij^ accompanied^iwitli hail.andtbunder-and lights ning., > After a'short: lultl i;ibl &, storia,, thJe w,ipd increased to a .perfect? itoraa/dp,j-a,na' sheds; fenccs'and treeaf^weris'tbrn dovfp!.' Su^i dealy an^immense body*6*^water fearifie;rushV fences,.bridges, telegraph p.oloi, -orch;" ome-'oatfrte'do wn-w-i tii -it; As ;Tiir een' heard from tb e freshet bas;caused: ss ofiIif^r;iThere;;wjis'm creeklhiS; ahernoon Ulan ^during' the 'heavy, fresh et b ty 18G2^ aud/it, is.ihoifghE^'^t^l spont.brirst to���������.the'iwest ofuus. Nothing-Iras been heafa ''from - live va\ley, (fo;u.titJs^foarjed that.immerise^ damagej has been done to gi'ai rii - >!*"'' "^ * .. 'y- yyyyipxy V ' TlIE/fjrRBATSST DISCOVERY Ol?< THE,AGE.-^ Robi nsou's" celeb'ffi j list' :been;initpAxiced?bn Williamreteck^an_d .the p r^rbtprsvchaj leugejj,the .^rjd-^tp ^produce anVarticlb1 to competc with- this ��������� soap;; 'f$ti 5not btily~; rempves; ipaiht,y,pi tch$&������. >A<*cc;, from jibe coarsest' ;and finest; fabrics; ! fouj it -'.alsoi ,dp.e;s awayi with all ihe? wash boards and ^machines that have b een'. i irveated duri ng 'tiie vpast' ten years to wear out; hands, and. clothes; arid alter one year's uselt- iiks, ,foe(?n ^proved- ip.pt to idjure^he;cloUiesan ��������� Lhe%iightest_;.;.degree;,; hay ingi every i. ad van tage; over all qth eifs daps in ��������� being, cheaper���������onei ^poupflT: dpiug .more vrasltin^.fchariii\vA.-p'onnds[Qir(^y common ai> ticle������ ho A A U;iisei tJ?or sale \ afc :Mr James V* TiVylor^s/dnig sto remand: some^pfLthe aprjc- ci paf sforesla.. tp.yy a,._;,. A L r-esip eh s'itile-~p efso n is waited to tact as;^gen;t for;; CarifopOA (Eri- quire attnis;:bfiice.^^.'^;;^.( " "t'^Z* **Z'*.L., i& %j*i i$< MiJG^RTNE "P%' decease'd^ lii te&tiir^.fj.- LP Uyft .^���������:tl/pers6*^; wh^'a^ IXf, ^r^r&i^ed/tb'^ay tW"^0tm.t8I'pu& "forthwith;1 an;dyallf i pcr|9p,^ iiAyh^i: bayoi^a nyi ;ciaiih&: i"aga| n'sCtbe a,bpv%q Estate;;.aro,requirQd"ra;ison^fnX their*^accounts On;oribelorerthe-28thdayof October,, lgo^'^o " &m .-JR, mi my-l .,. GHAS1 EXi^bOLEY;Ziu-" - ^fflWallAdihinfttTitoT.?���������'-��������� ^)a|e ^ici^cui^jastb ^ly^l^ogi^ .-^ ��������� g. J> ju^j Inv ^MA^pa^^ ,^������ Ii(Yi,-4YY,y '. S '* vl'iwi^K^it; ),"^T .Iim;ft n' th e matt^of^ ^hjq:Estate]anxUEffe'cte;of^.G-IROtUO. above xofeta^ifiiro2 reqhifrStl ;t5%en*ttm then* h ceoilh'tF onor.:before*ahe lflth:daytf(f Koycjnbi^ ISGl^iia';. 1*v ���������j:;'DHe'd.:Mi!n^ldiffl 15C0:, ��������� .aul^'llu* LA^OF BKIT1SE COLUMBIA.,:;M ������ ��������� i:j; v������--''rj!'"1!?/;.^^ 5>lfK)V/ AyxX:Ohi ���������tlie inat#r.of ::i thoji iEstiite;. and^Effe'c:ls^p.CV^AtESc.' ' > ���������-' - ANfj5It STOB 0;' deceascdy iiit'cstate.'''''l': ; ,..#i 'y^myyyyyyy'y' mi xux ^UiioiiibQ^v-siXit/A^. ���������;���������!-..LL;.perils.-Kho,are.yia^ebted.tp..thew.ab.pvc Estate ':*gL r' a r eFrMaVred.;to,i5a y tl iiia.raou nbrdub^fdrthwilh!, ^nd-'all'p|^Hs^w"iK.' have Cxriyi5cl/ums^agMs't" "the above 63 ijsjBtiure roP nrHtexiito: seriil ih their ^accounts on or .berpMtbc 12th day^|^pjroin^er^3j������6^ M'ii'i&i 1 and:15th1 ,day,pf each iLonth.tliereaftprioXiu,yy t" J>" .{"} i!'.ii< lY y \>, ������������������ ./JJ.f..*^ ������-f ���������' ^" 4 J> JV: ' " r-.l**'*1* -. l������if. ���������;i "yBSrMr'aii ;;^������presl,?;v .:']���������?).- ^ o-, fi. j * ^ :���������;->; i, iu,). ny '4iyAy ������������������ ������������������ }yy *���������'��������� :';-U -??w .y: - '-X '"��������� \nfi-������������������*>.'��������� :y.. tfiA:" w'iiija^spatciv. j^T^'^a Aj*x������Ty^tgiS;M ilakih*^'tlft'.tfip ii''Biirk8ft^3n*SbbutS4 5t?y������^"'^ -eifeiy ��������� u-fv^f imud Ty4kAyyu hy ZhyXj :mbyu x^Wf^>MP^Zi yz; y Zy Zv 'uyyxy. 'nxi^mfy^yXyi yy. xuux- ifyy'XiiAi gxc^si^ of ������.Road, Tolls, yy y*'iyy.y:'':'i'.yjZ -to. "XiyxyX' i#:.-l������ fc-*.- i::^ mi,, ^ 1 *��������� a n-������s? uistrif. Wi. ������ ^���������tfl4'-3fhrlt . ^ , '.0 met at* Aiim f nisifa tor 4 }>������a������i^iffeldf 12th ^^^18691*'''>fX" *'���������" ' Tu tho'jniawajfeAC Yhv eyy c - !i<ijj;[^et5jiftt-I^iUt^i; 1 * * 'v ;i y; WINNAlla deceased, 'Int< ^ .,e " ~tl yy. >Ai I;L persons -who^cf "hnl^b^^^pisyie/abcyc ipstJitPl tX*;' ������rp;req^ircd^^ay. the ampnn^due' forthwith^" iuvj7 all ^lcwbiVs .* who ^haye^any^ cluin^agalpsV^be-^ abovP'estafce'tr e' rt*qlii red to "soiid In "thPlr-dccouhts;oh j 6r*belbre the illthrthiy^oC Sep tomb eri'lS69,*td ^....'i ;;, r ...,, -;^ Vy m *.;. ?CHAS;������E.-EOOLEY, ,rf:,% i :' 'V J ^ U'Zi'ZZ li'-. i (OHic.iul Administrator. ; --Da^e^.^chj[leijl,;;lj;t-hJiine,."!$&'' j;y v;["j^AJ^|j|, ENv-������TH"Er"������( SUPREME\ CJOteE^:XiFl^fflrlE^ ^:MMNIiANDv 0? ^ ifcthfi mattfer'dfi ftfie Estate an'tlY Eflbcts^ oT klCEAEL; iv v.-,.",,, ;CARp^ deceased,-; intestato.^. :'ii:U'!vl LTijwrsbnS^ are rec[Uirpd to pay- thpamou^ts'* dn e (forth wi th;] md all psrspnsjwlvohayeanyrplainisagninattfie.aboyc! estate' -avP ,-re*$nro'(l' -to '.send; in .'their .aCpouhts pn or before'the 24lh: day of Scp'tem b6rv*l?69' Wiy ui yy.: ���������y h h h*] AZ. vy A :-'Z ��������� y 'ywRk^y^x: $GQL&?yX'-: 'Xiy yXAX:..w, -i./-;.*.^i-vj-'-i.i������������������������������������.'?' nOiftcialAdministrator.; .PatedRichfield, 24th Juno, 1869. je3p:. ff;e^very; Tete' i5i3sr {)p^^;^In-'-'&fAi^rfid'^ obtain'*-a firs tr c 1 a ss, Woft'eo:, 11 is riecessary to sec u re, the very b est> foe cries, and to ro as ti them A accp r d- ing'tp the ;riio.sV; approYecr^metKod^ iThis is done.' by Wilson* & Ricioian, Fort Street Vic tori a,. wh 0 are pre pared to < f u rhish,:: for cash3'r G0flfee thafr ;,never fails to .elicit t]te. ap probation of those who use it.' Z.'\ 'rA * Slieet abH Gastlroh Shoves .:.M.PUTE;&%SiBBET.IROH;^s . LLJOBRIXG WORK IN" Tt %[' COPPER Sh eel il. I ron, 'A n c arid I*ead I'ipin g,' a ttftnd od to with promptness?-; and' warranted; to give eii tire_'.' satis)} tiiclion. ...... ��������� ���������',-��������� -X '���������' XX'" ; Hardware, Iron & Steel, TC, FOR SALE. ; B,.PEARSON & BROS., Barkerville. ;R;y&:.Y$!0 ;BARKKRyiiibE.o;!?.;r Feb. 6; 18(3,9. ������&Art'&ft^ B;A RK;E.R MlfiVZ [RIOHKIELD^yA-ND; A supply of rrcsh|moat of all descriptions cons tan tly i������n-hand, yli :' U<-.:: XU'["X '' ������������������'��������� '��������� yXy ���������'������������������ . '���������; . - -F-."-, NX-U'F E-L D- E &} ��������� iTO B A QW A=N D ������������������ C O'M M IS S10 N. '���������"'"'' ' ,'(.'f;",'.. UlCUl'IELD, B.C... y jg������* Produce, frpm the, agricul tuml.������lislricts.recPiycd iiid money ad yaucedoii coiisignni.ents.. } . jy24,2m i A. ;l^cP^ By;thes,ct.eams; on .all pnrQ.el&pT^SG '= liis and upwards, ^������M"*.(k*'���������^.^���������'/'���������win'be'Yunyu:' yyxyiy hb-uuJrdzp XUtidi.Ms}uu AyiUvuny yyy% ' -���������- x i SS-Cent/S- pef-l'b-f '- ' ��������� :'" "������������������" ���������������������������'������������������ ������������������������������������ '':'''^.yyyyy:yyyiyyy.y i^xyiyZ'fZyyyyAZZi yiZtiZAZzAZiZi ' U. :.���������'.'. ' y .*/.'.;'.'.,':.., " '"':'\ -."..������������������ '*'������������������-'���������. ��������� ','������������������' 'y'���������''���������;���������'���������" ���������'��������� ��������� -i V: f ��������� ���������',' Y'-.'-, ���������- Y'."^' i 'ii >-- ^ '���������"���������;���������"_���������'���������':" '-ui.y ->xyQi'y7Uiq. ���������hsDii. yyxyyy-iy. yiyttiuy >m v jParUie^Vsliipp^nij ^y#Mi^Q'^e^^ ^l^������*T?0^ifcl' WAi\A to'' be'marXed /'/.piirVJJarhard^'- Expres.i.S-I^W?^ bth'e'rVris'cJtlieySvv'ilUbo' 'sent byi regulhr Expressia'd ��������� ,chargedja������;c<orJlingly..,iJl-,- 'yr.r, ,\< Xv.-yyyy ������n v-J "'ShJppe'jfs.-ipay* "depend r'on;j.thef������rrcgular^ty^o.f,.t]iese teams:?fo^ whetb'crlwi^hTtull:freiglft 'dr hbr'tbey;wiaj come������thrpugh. ;,.n...; y ',������������������; ;,; r^ ��������� B^,.'J - in&t? ���������.������������������^Ma> ri*, 'is^: ;��������� ���������;,;2;. : ,/;.; - - ;:Fv j^-^ar^aii^y. S^:. ,#-!pi^o;���������;;^^ S^ ux 'OSS, 'rhi^lttiVI&Qi OK;aml After July Sd^aniViinUt.rnrtbp^noticr^t^ ���������' iARegii l?fr:-t?������e*fc1yl*E_iq>r;e^s^ tne^llowi^gii'l Suadjiy^ijght^a Pi' ;"F6rf.rates. .'s'jnne'SO:.. rvj-ifY'..! y'1 i<Y'y= H'ATjSiR iUMi^Y^d^^afW'^ ���������I������B AyES*>SOD^;<JREE^ K^i:QyE^Mi^6Wid'(& i ��������� lo; T-HbDrRtSif))^^nil^m^WG0^ Connecling witlr?BaTnarrHs 'Es^ro9*s^^^at-(���������bbthTpiQceS* ������������������ fl������"������The s toamer ds, nqt^rcpppn si bio\ f#r leaktrge tal Oils,1 or other liquids sliippCfl*.;nltinsl X "Al ''������������������ "X.' " ^ S i~"A������ ON the ,arri viai^- atliB*rleerijille, ofij every Mail j1 .aivl :������������������'Esr'rb ^; ^;%;' i^iONT'wiinieave;^arkery iilft withyan sEx ������resstftfr 'the ?foilowing 'GreQk^'vGrows^ Stevens^OaUL'orhia, W^gl^^Vii tJvr;v/Cu,nnip;ghan^'.; Har'r vey{Snbwsnbev JDcitliley yaiid GooSe Cr>e*fcSv . He;\viH atteiidrto all ikittdsi pf<commissions?." i&ci- ICoilcctiog wm:alsobe������attcndca\tc> .,-���������:-< ,->,,.,/��������� J^i. ;: HTJetto'rs^Pareels| '&c^ ������������������ for���������,.tli,c,:'.above ��������� places *can'r-bo loajatth^follp^injr'^laccsi^^h'>yy -ul tM *vw>*.. '."': ��������� The" SiJNTiNKt Mcev -,t> v>rXy ;Barker;yilh\,,r> Hr;B2n'ni^3:Sh'oe'S't^re;;'-'-' ��������� ���������- -"... i': .BariicryiilOi..',', ��������� ' ' ^Y^-ftlc"hheWi^i<KV 1 iEi'^oarclder, .V-i'Jli Oi). ���������;.,-.��������� >i.,'..i !������������������.'���������. -Wi4 . J**������f������u **>'?"4,":,'?*'-ti. '���������'������������������������������������''s-,,:- *' SiiVl Y������> ^'ir. BAKKERVIX^LE; *-: .'."��������� B ark cry ill.b,,May. 1, iStiU..,,'.-..-.': -; y - .:' *n? 'y my 20. '\tA> CHAUtES, f'DANIELSON"<,desires 4p,;-infortn ���������*;ll**. Traders, ^AckeiK Travellers jind ;qth.er^ tfu^ljtlm 'HimXtrdm * Do^^Prairi'df jttf ^h'c,/ IB'at i 16: 'ftist; b eypttd -iue^ndlmoufeii is now open' !ind>; in' good ffcdbrJitiori for- A.*/\ckt Trains and StqcBwand: thataheisjjis^buntiagi������*; A' good1 rcctV ,ibrougliout*r..: There ris a houisc of enter- 'tjilnment at; tliiy tojAtlgc^' J " V���������'������������������''' f:" ".;���������'."������. ',1.1 hfet?.r fmpi>irtant"; to > ^Traders ! :1 ^!Y.-"--���������<! V? ������������������:&'..^;ir������ui-irf vv;c-^-f. -Y-' -.������;������ . i 11 LL - -EREIGHT; CON51G N ED -vT0 tn ��������� C; -BE R!)t, "ni. ��������� Yale, B. - C.,'. will - be;; for warded to ��������� any -piirt. rt thd Colony, on. th c mos t reasonable .terms, frc vol com ��������� missionf ���������'.'"��������� '! ' .''AGENTS:',' ��������� ^,"...'" 4,,.;..;(.. ������������������.._���������,. ?* f MillarS &Becdv,! V V' Deriou^ioy^Karte;* .y yr I'Vlctorhi. y'^-iPi-y rr :. Barkerville.���������'���������;. ' /;.; Barkcrville, April 17th^l8C9. :?? X i- y '.��������� 1 z . W. ���������-' :���������������������������!B-A'B'KE?f cIJiL'B;;...; .:;?J: ,-t: Hayo on band a'choicei aclqjr'tlap.of /. ;. CAST-IRON CQQKfNQ ^T������VES ."t ���������:-.*> At DeNOUYION cfe KURTZ. . TIN riFtA^^'.^^/^^^S?'?'?1??! .:Witb;.varioos.bUicrarticles^^ in rthc������irrt!ne>of;tKidivc . jgST AUJobbing in'tho Tilil Shje? ir0ii,''G6pp'er '���������* *<a Zinctvadc attended to. and warranted tn give satis, f.iC-tion. '...-��������� " '.'j ���������.-' X- . no'6 . j ��������� . *."%m* 'HlggARrBOO SETONEL " SAWRDAY/AUGUST 28. 1869. iVMORfi*- RAILWAY -TALK,: One (of the prinqip'^il r objects- and! advantages tipped to,rbe attained-bjj.tiie^promoters of Gonf^deratlpD,' was a ���; practical realization of the axiom that" Union is strength."; With separate governments and varying objects, the ^provinces could never unite upon 'any echeme"which might benefit the whole. The Inter-colonial /Railway, .a/J:wqrk;.;.;whicb;.,is ������wouN^not now have been^in course : of con- 1 struction without the adhesive and'co-opera- -..' lire infliiehcc'of a govern meat giving to. all van equallj* interested motive, io supporting it. With, the exception' of the waning opposition ;/in No va Scotia, the harmony,of interests and sentiment which Confederation had in yiew, considering the brief period of its existence, has been 'well, developed..���;.���* With'-a.��larger' domain and population, larger and higher views have come into popular consideration. Local or provincial ideas areA fast becoming eecoiidary to general or federal ideas. That British1 North' America^ cut up as it was into petty provinces, would have entertained the .idea of jmilding a :traDs:continental railway, .with its present comparatively scanty population arid' undeveloped resources: wittf out the conceptrating power .of. tbe J)oniiSio*n,: is . hxid . to be! le ve. The p r o v I u c gs have ���'"always:regarded such a^work ^s one properly belonging to.the;power.pf:; the mother council'V? tp. underUiliei and one more essentially gritis^a'nd; fpr Bri tisb:lin teres'&. and], purposes 'Trather7;tluiji'.' .as; British American ahd;'ibr pritish.'/American interests and purposes. / A'- rail way ��� th rongh British7 Ame/ica bad long ;>een;a. hopeful dream; of. the 7prbvinces, $u��no\^ they;propose, to niakh '. ;w i IV and Ires pn^^^^^teAtbyAGo n fe'Aer a tion. at; :?>7^l\^^^^^^^^^^^^enern^^n^ Ptrcific;���"��� froin ^fet^t!anlic^t^gugh h er own territory: while sliS^remalris a detached, iso- 4atedi -scantily populated colony governed from Do wn i rig-street^ '��� isr much- nip re -of: a dream than that;.indulged"\by the eastern pro yinces.be fore and without Confederation. vWh at jw puld. Washi n gto n Territory. ha ve b een to day without the Radiating -inSiience of a .strong central ������> powor : whose7 commercial, apolitical and.social intewests aiid sentiments1 are identified with her progress? What can British 0 ol u i nb" 5 a: do: i ii .; th e, ilia r cb/'of i>t ogress 'without a similar" kindred assistance? As ; 60*6 n as. Canada aees that the Nor th wes t cou n- ���try; is hers; she sup plies the means by which ; the territory may be brotight into/commercial, political and social'intCrcoarse,.following the v^BBVH 9?: !% -United States.V ^Canadians seCm.to.be in earnest about building a trkns- cou-Unental railway, and with.such a prospect b efore ; ns : w ho can ho n est ly s a v th ey A es i re tor-ppoino te-thewel fare: of this colon ' if th e v! New York in greatness. And^tbos^ two cities on either coast can only be competed with by snch as may be more conveniently connected together than tbey can bo. This we are, led tb believe might be/the case between Halifax and Montreal/and some port on tbe coast.of Britisb Columbia.: Between New; York and San Francisco there is no river St- Lawrence and lakes. The competition witli;tbem of Iso artificial a channel as tho Erie Canal has been maintained hitherto successfully, but this cannot always be, and the Ottawa navigation sy stem, if co mple ted j would be a more redoubtable .rival than any yet opened. Im that latitude, too, there are no Saskatchewan or Fraser river valleys. The place where the Rocky Mountains; have, been surmounted by the Pacific Central road is more difficult.than them,; and/the-whole distance from sea port io sea; port is,.'we believe, considerably greater/there than "that which tho. new. line would have tp. traverse. . If these.promising fact34are fairly put, the carrying out of the scheme is worth our. enthusiastic support, and most, people."will say, *f If useless land will buy ns such a boon in any reasonable time, let tho company that.will build the line have as much:! as: it::wants." Let this road have; weshould say, if; helped with lahdi. only as much as it .absolutely needs to put it through, fon once built:-it?wi 11 pay its way, and be a grand"! profit.to the capitalists who have it in hand. That appears-to be a pretty (sure thing after the 'experience of; 'the: line. no w finished -^even if ";6ther lines are being carried, on at the same time, for it seems now that the West W il 1 open up as; fas t as we can male e; rai I ways tlfrough .it..<: But ho w are we to make gran ts of land; 'to .railW-ay companies so^as to pave the cpuhtt,y: from being a prey for ever to the ppwerTul % rah liy ��� of.; an ozn nt presen t landed p 6!wer^ .whi c b :wo ul d co n fcro 1 a 11 el ec ti o ns, an d f ro m Vtfio. I hsol enice of lord I y o fn.c) al s w h o i while; thby.weVe sucking the life blpodout of the .1 and, would never know auyfeeliug but disdain fo r tb e p rod uce rs o f. all th eir. w e al th ? Such; apposition'is' liot ari inipossibleror ,��� eve.n an imprbbable one, and is only:to/Ke aVoided by the"utniost caution in makihg Creaties with companies. A land grant to a corpora tion sh o.j ild.; al ways- be. s u ch - a s will- coViie to an absolute end. in a certain time, after which thp corporation; should have;power to bold no land 'but what it is using,. What would perhaps*' be better,^ would be a money scant ���braoan^tntf-TgoveTrrmeut"itseir���seijlng' the land.to settlers, for even though there were a grant) Of ;lan d th ere; woul d h'ee.d to'tic * ahr ad- va n ce of m o ney b esi d esv Bit t in ai q u es ti o n of ��ucb;suprerne national iinportancfe, it Is a quesii6n;7)y]iether;. the' straight forward way .woultl riot be for government to "carry on the whole work-itself, as it is always in the long run, at "least, responsible to the people, and our railway ^interests will in future be. those by W.hich/goverhments'v/in lire or die. ������;;��� That the-consideration of this great'work is not,by any means premature is proved by every month's news from the Western territories of the United States. Like the crystals which we sec stretcliinsr their 1inp3 over a NEW ADVERTISiEMEKTSV For Sale, NE INTEREST IN THE CALAVERAS CO.;-LOW- -*��� ��� "' " ������-��������'��� ���" *o Mr T uu28 tf NEW AbYKRflSEMJNTS? \J lice Creok. For particulars, apply to Mr IB.. Ross, Hudson Bay Co. NOTICE. THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA is irftparcd to remit GOLD BARS to" Victoria fors'aio, advance in�� 95 per cent. of. tbo San Francisco par (enfaced value), and charging a commission of one per cent. on thc nott returns. .���������������.. CHARLES S./JONES, Agent. Bank of British Columbia, X'\xyy* .; : l .j / au28 '���~ OP^ Barkcrrille,' 37th August, 1869 SOCIAL BALL. r^"^r-"'a;w B\" MRS. S. P. PARKER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1869. Y Particulars in our nest., ... au28 New Dbminioii A.: D.; 'WYNNES HEREBV announces that be has opened liis New ./Boarding House, ..:���?'���> yy\y ���:-. '��� -������' ..���'������.��� v- ��� ���' i-X'A' -: ':' '" BA'RlvKltviLLB," to which he Invites all: Who; <I06lre;flr5t^cl ass'Board at; mod era te < rates.'y. -. Clea n 1 i ness in/ tho Cooki h g D e- partnichtmay be relibd on," as he has engaged tlie services of a flrst-clhss {WHITE) Cook. / v. ��� Y: ...655* LIQUORS AND. CIGARS, of tho best.bran-Js may b'c obtained at tho B.Vr. ; [;:. ��� '-*'.' '; aul-A; BRITISHg^ElJjjfBW ��� Y^-vf<���*��y ./>: y, * ���.���.;���*.*���.**.�� ������ [Incorporated'by Ro^al Charter; 1862] CAPITAI,, i . .~7AZ .:..���: g2 cAA n - - ���: With powcrto increase! ,0��'000/ Drafts issued on the Bank's bra *<��������� , IN VANCOUVER- I3LAN1) ~ ViCTo;? i s In the United States : CALIFORNIA,; *p& -SAN FR> Konvo OREGON, yy -,^^rcmTLANr NEW YORK, .. Messrs. Bku. * (A... . . Agents Jor.the.Bank of Mohtre-^ '"' ON CANADA-Tho Bank of Molitr^l ON SCOTLAND^Trie British L*oW C^ pany^s Bank. i<; ''���' '" ' -��� u vv���*.^ ON IRELAND^The Bank;:bf Ireland ON MEXICO and^ SOUTEXMERlC\-ln�� [ON ENGUNp^-ge B^ofBri^^ :biaTHead;'.Offlco^East India Avenue :Leadeuhail street. * * .',!"*�� frosty pane, the ..railway system is rapidly herring-)>oneinfr those vast plains, which, a year or two ago, were monopolized by Dako- tahs, Sioux, and Buffaloes j and wealthy .States will, in a few years, be found pouring eastward, immense commercial profits in return for present expenditures.' Now is our chance if wc are not to be forever left behind. .; pti���www* ".�� ��� n.f Gold Bars.���We wish to direct attention to the announcement of the-Bank of British Columbia, by'wliich it will he seen that increased (aalliiies for the disposal of gold bars "are offered to.the miners of Cariboo. . B. B. 0.���T h e C o I o ni s t an n o ti n ccs th a t. Mr. Powell Accountant, will relieve Mr. Jones as manager of the agency of the Bank of British ..�������, Columbia -in Barkerville. the latter srentle- ^fl/thtfca^taivcomefr^ ,;jPt%dornWdertake arrived last lesstba mother country will Ao so, who will ?l night, about eight o'clock. Mv. G. D- Wright, who can? / tetany IhihgtlmtHhe cbloriy has' f,*rtm ��"rtC'""1 JI* y roaa wi tf j on h Vo n federa tio n y Bay th ose w bo are o p posed to t be grapAl scheme for ."* in ity.; yp"bssihly ;'&6.;; biifc^ npi probably ,spZ: .Where =;wf.U;>hbr"c)up?iaI!comefrom? .Will tb�� Unit** attempted*-to do on and fbr.ifa own behaTf ;answprtheae questions^ The Canadian Gov- crnmenf, possibly at the instance of the Home Government.Tjave had the railway question ""^consideration for some time, and the Canadian press are enthusiastic iu favor of the scheme, the .only difference of opinion '������;j^"��fp:-^I*Pon the route to be taken. The Montreal .Witness-X a widely .circulated jmirnaj. andLwhich has a powerful influence' throughout Canada, advocates, buildiii" the of giving large tracts of land to companies fe?Anp purpose as was Appeyhyy jthei United btates; a hat would be/;a .n^re^economical method, fcays the Witness:: ' : .!? 4' .??^�����nt has been starterl in; certain quarters tow^ds the grandest public speca-f lotionllns enterprising conntry>has yet known. A lana bonus isbein?spoken of to aid the ' constructimi of a Pacific Eailway. : With the ^vmnnV^8 ^ 5? Vh? ***** G���*&��� fe'Ifft I ftympatby. Ban Francisco bids fair to outrun I rjiiHE FfiRRY ACROSS 'QUESNELLE' RIVER, NEAR J: its con fl��ence xv i th the% Fr����scr, 13 to lot.- ��� Ton dew for tho/said Porry; Vri vj 1 euos a r��- rcq��os tod to b�� sent in.to thei.Magistrate's oHJco, Richfleld, on or before the FIRST DAY ,0F SEPTEifUER, 1869,. to be opened at 12 o'clock, noon. ; ! .��� The Ferry is to.be worked with a rope as'at present, and BONDS . will be required for the fulfilment of "the terms of the charter. ; " -.' ;' . -The Tolls to be as follows ���:. ���:. ' ���.-'.;. Loaded. AnlinaU, cadi ..-,/.;-....������ U ..- -. ���. $ I 00 - Unloaded. '<-- - . t{ -������"-'. - '��� ��� U . - ' ���-������ Y.���� ' -Wagons ?.���;������ :... . . y. ��� , .... Freight, p^r 1001 bs;' , ... .-^ . y .... Cattle-each," - '. -! : - v . . Siieep, each, v...-.... ui -��� '- -./.-v-.. passengers,, - - . - - ��� . .'-: . t^a> Terms of. Le*��se, three yyirs. * The rental piyable quarterly in advance, and the Ferry privilege exlcnd.- Qve miles up Quesnelli riv<r from its mouth. The highest tender will be accepter!. Tenders to be .-sealed aud 'docketed ' *sTenders for th> Quesnelle River Ferry, near; it's confluence with thc Fraser River.'�� y ,C. BREW, Stipendiary Miglsirate.- Magistrate's Oflloe. > ' Richflol 1, August 20, 1S69. j" nu21 td 150-Mile House. THE ��� andersighed, proprietor or tho aiwvi well, known au<l favorably situated establislinu'nt, having purch/tsed thc same from E. Tormey, desires to inform his friends and the public generally'that he is now prepared to afford every accommodation, to tr.i veil ers and others at the most reasonable charges. The table is supplied with all the substanMai's and luxuries available in the conntry, and prompt attention given to the wishes of the gue-ts The B.ir is stocked with the very best brands ol Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 'The Stables are sp.icious and comfortable and at- tended to by.first class bostler.-i. A plentiful supply of the best provender of all kinds ulways on hand. In short, evory convenience and facility conducive to the comfort of man and boast will be found, and the proprietor Wiirspare no cfJbr'1 to give entire satisfaction to all who may patronize the establishment. . August 20tb, 1869. ������ S. ADLER.; GOLD BUST ASl) BARS PUECHASED TELEGRAPHifc^TRAlS*SFBRS Granted on Victoria^; San ^Francisco, PonUnd and '���������'* . "���"��� ' '���"���.'���"���'-New Vdrlc; '*'.'"' ' Every description.of Banking Business transact^ ; CUARLES S. .10XES, Aircnt William Creek, Cariboo/ ���"'. r X.' -y^y LiGHTSixd: Crkkk. 1 NERS AND" TRADERS;will.find it to tlictr-arf.. i)X va ntage to purchase a t rt li Is'Store, wh era ihiiv tt '���":. ' A Larok Assortmrnt ot GhbiSs; y'' ^V ' Of the very best description on. hand,,and: Uie Fifvt constantly replenished by new. arrivals. The prujiru-. ��� ...-ii itora will.sell Goods} *;.'��� As Cheap as .'any is .CA��;roo. Orders promptly filled, and;:forwarded-with dispatch yyyyy ������y.x*-- ��� BEKDY'^'Li^HArviv. ^an^inkle, May 12,- 1BG9.' i'^y'. ��� . .Y^Kiprk-tens*: t STyROU/$Sj ^���;��,���?-^;JE AND ^RETAif/'DKALER ���: . ��� INV- - /... ��� ,./"_ G-roceries, Provisions; HA RD WA RE, DRY GOODS CLOTHIiNTG, BOOTS, SHOES, ETG:, ". " KARlCERyiLLE. S FOR SALE. was a passenger. No from Quesnel month, easier a mail arrived. n* ��; Jfcf ?"ifitWo teatn9j fi^m ��� Yale, arrived at Bark ery tile, yesterday. NEW AWBT^fBimiRNTE & TENDERS favored his sincere thanks to those who have him with their patronage on Mosquito TTIXOOET ONIONS of the best quality and in Li;] splendid condition, for sale, cheap, at ' ^lai.yU X- .:, * BDWARD^���>��� ��� ��� - ��� ��� . ��� Ba rlcor v i J1 o. 5P!'R f I " "~ ...., ,...v.�� ..i.i. wim lij'jr paironage on Mosquito C reek and else where, a n d begs to i n form h is fri en d ��� and the public genera Jiy tljat he hits coirimenced business fit Birkervilie In the struvi recently: occupied by C. DODERO, where he has a stock of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, BOOTS, CLOTHING, WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO & CIGARS i "MJNLSO IMFIJ53TKKT3, <lc., c&C. Orders from friends on outside creeks promptly at- .teuded to.-- 45��- Consignments of goods from Victoria and ���Colonial produce from farmers will receivo his greatest attention ami care. . Barkerville, August 25, 1889, - auSS tf TipSSRS...ArEACIlAM & NASON are. prepared to PLANING MACHINE m per thousand. Shingle./ $12 p3r thousiind. au21 tf RENNI-E BOOTMAKER, 0F B(?OT^f-rLE THIC BRST.AS30IITMENT OF *J -BOOTS to ue found on William Creek. . B0OT3 MADE TO ORDER * SSff&fteb8 S��rp��*SQ* ��* -^-ade on th GENERAL DEALERS. AND COMMISSJON MERCHANTS ��� : BAUKERVILLE, .. * Have now on hand a largo assortment of GROCERIES, XIQUOB-8, TOBACCO ���And��� ��� ���,; ' . G-eneral Merchandize;;z Barkcrville, July 13, I860. ' " / jtiUfiay . / ���/ 'A&A&iAicm&AM 3K ��� THIS OlHco will bo ready .ror>,business on, or [sbonl Monday next^ July 5th, in Kane's new b;uil.W> Barkerville. ;: r,:- y'x.y'-- '"��� ���" .yy-Z; yCHARGSS:. yy:yXyyu For Assays of Gold Bullion ^(one-half) ol i pcr.cy/ Deposits��� undor'$800 wi 11 bo charged"$4. Assays of Mineral Orest $10 .each."; yy yX W. HITCHCOCK, Chief Mel^r. Barkcrville, June 30. ISOO; , J�� *>" "^ CAMERON & AMMES, - CARRIERS & GENERAL BLACKSMITH 1 BaukekvmtMi . A'. 'J i IT AVE purchased thc stand formerly occu pi on ��J'�� li C. Campbell, and will execute orders for ����nj G UM- B 0 OT.S CONST A NTT.Y* 0 N HA ND. REPAIRING done in the host manner, at el shortest tho lowest rates. . X _��� rt^v^th mrKvcry convenience-for SHOEING OXEN ��iw j.lespitch. . . '������:' ,., y -.. -'������ .- ���'.:='"��� ���-��� ���* ""~~A Perfect Gnreu'. Z3 A T THOS. FLETCHER'S SECOND-HAND STOKJ ii and General Repairing. Shop will, I^^HJ f/.Lthc capable of Turning aii<f fitting up J^'^J- and Wheels, Hydraulic: Nozzles, Hose CouplingR, &o., and all repairs of metal work.done.with neatMf-, ^ _ * ��� ������_ . l_ -. . ��� ��. -. .' ,m.A.�� [Will SlOV <���"! merit a share of public patronage. fli^OPPOSITE "BANK OF BRITISH COI/u.MB'A *��a Barke-rvillu, May 6, 1809. BLACK SMlf KING/ P-McH-NTER wishes. ,to Inform !"*�� ^^^0^ . public that he is prepirod- to do HOI J3L&i f INT, at $3 per F0|f and.all other kinds, of ���B!����*��II��w work' a t iWso tii ab 16 ra t��s., ' ��� ���; ��� > ,. -. .;; - ������ l���mi{ niUHFIELn, July??*; 186B. .* W*1 il u-v*; THE0Afili������0*SE������TINEL ���������: SATPSD^ .���������:*������'������.; m������Biti������i^ At CottonvrooA^AMgOfil ^tb^byji*3������;ReY; Mr Keyn- jir I Robcr&Puol'ei^ brs.Annantil>u!nfrlesbireV Scotland, tb- Mlss'E;-SvHamllto^. -- ���������y yy, ;.��������� ~. ,. ,;���������,., ��������� ^ .^.r ~mMi^mf^ The folIow;iaff^ar^;*tjhe?^Djy feams which loft Yale diirin^ih0fweie*)rjending: Aug. 21.yy. Aug, ;���������. .'1 T���������ffipM^YShare^cx-team,-j7for An creek, 15,00$4bs forvK^ong ������ee &Co; A ���������������:, iSr-Samuei McDonald; ox^eam; for ^���������30j00()7ib3for Hudson Bay Cb. ''.:'. W.\ m j-E'KPftaGBisDiNGs: 'A[Zy ;;,.. 7^^ii>^ His Lordship tha/ Chief tfusticeynnd i:Oi Brew, Ksq-, County CpuiWiid^^ ���������'bench;^y ���������''jZjll7Zs%xl Zxl uX,A A<���������'x ��������� Gflniore, ��������� aod/Sii&ft ;;Vl,;{Jeo^Hutchih8oh and Ja^eflFhiltii^'' Mlti to .'/re coyer 7$17 7, balauce paid toyM*������Wfcttl for ^provisions ��������� on account of defendants;;, V1;-, '''r* '1 ���������-<) On read nig thehilt b^paHicnlar^^bis Lord, ship remarked 7thaf.: tbeYword-r<vg^h��������� appeared in tho"btli,|nud he had never seen it ia a legal v'doctfniehtA before.;'; "Z . ^ . v 70oufacl7fi^$ /thM^Rrubj'^aS-m^ \ A iZ His Eor^ip; o^ foufcthat tli^^wordM grub^fiiguiffed a dt^crip^ tion of wohn/di clirysallsi: ;-'��������� h '.7;'./". Co tinsel rep lied thatthA word h ad a 1 opal Bignificatiou^id^hie^o|itd grove ijit if nece s- eary. ^ y AAsj'A AZX'j y 'J .rS ������������������ ' ���������. ��������� - vHjs/Lordship > rejoined;;KEossibly ���������'so?;' it might have been used for a bait; , - . The $fclrififf������S;li^ "hntC who Afere}partiiersM^ the She^itehead c I ui in; ��������� sanWih?af : cabin / hjidtasked ���������'iiim yforth e loan of^5i>! tfial' on inquirii^intoih^r_eir- cumsfcaoces,/ be told,thonptha"c^50^utd:be .of no'use 'to them';/ that Hhejr not having any credit he iiisU'iicted "Ar'Weill ''forfuruiih theni enraance witjrdihe agreement, the joint bank nceeuntrof"plaintiff's Twas- drawn oh to - the O- 'ii nished Uw/goqil^m^ and to the bvsl'of his recoiled ion th%-value amounted to between'S 200 ah cl; S300?^^^^ " rbilHp^'ahd^ Hulclrhison /aeknowletfgea' Ahoy, were Iildel)ted to^Sin^JRs: and were willing to, pay .theainpuut; ,iffVIoi 11- fori tlie faio c wcro piYseh ted*;;" a nd f u r ther isaid ��������� th a t Ahoy hafcifre<ipentXy~^ for the.bill but ^muoVriever���������** geH'ohe^ /that^tber amount C barge A was i n ,e xeeaajaf the va] ue of th e p ro- Tisi0ha prdvided,. -yZx&KJ ���������-. 2)-:' * ��������� X >.- * l*lxi 1 li pa,���������' I n h is ow n b eh al f, al iege'd that he; had offered/to rpa^ His ^prbjV6riion;(whelher; Hutchinson paid 0r not) pr0v iding a;b ill f0r the goods were rendered; ... 1" .X\ ���������* X. . . Stuart ;said^ time of UiCiBarkervHIe^flre..-: '''- y- iZ<ZZ Judgment for the plaintifls;Tfor $200. ,.-������������������' .. A<C, Eilioft vsV5john^6r^nt.^*I*1ns ; was^ case b rough t{to:test$h^ charge the; folio wing^ fees/in his capacity of. ���������<jfieriff:l Z. 'yl 'Xuxy. Z -. \Zy . .v" y ' A. For everyjuryman^Bftj; 12,iat lOs^ each, $30 -For 12 Warrants,; fo;eac*3^;7- :.'--Z- -;.;;. XI& For hailiff summbni ngy each :.*j u ry ni an, x -���������2b, each; y������ A-'1 .->-':/-" Zy- y - 7'':6' For bailiff��������� in* 'attendance per day. ������ 1 la . 5 ..������������������������������������:y'Yy,Y Kit-���������:?���������:���������;,'.;/.:'.;yiu-:'.'yi-'.1.������������������-���������'���������;'>. >������������������ :,*: 'AZaZA Z: zzzyAZZZuyuZ -*������u Deputy- ,6^i"9(ri^''it' *���������$$ '���������$$&$$ 'M:\ &Z0y Slliott,'; pwdu'eed; A schedule -oMees. which was a copy of the schedule;!of Xt'es charged in Vancouver Island, and by which bVregn- Uted his fees oc charges in Oaribpo.-Y His lordship" exainiaed the document, ��������� bich proved to be one which he JumseK ' ad iuitiaied', '��������� aa signify i ng h is a p pro bat i on f the same, and whichhe had" drawn.for (be Legislative Coii ncif to ri ass ia to law.; but it could not- g!ve-4egal sanction-to the fees specified, as the Legislativ,e Co������ nci I, ha d not made the. .schedulo law, although \t woi 1 Id ehield the sheriff from any,act ion for extortion. ".-. Xu Z.AX.A.. 1 l X' X'ZiX\Z iy-XylU',-. A Mr. Walker, on behalf of defenicfcinj;, tnain- taiaCd that:as there had been no legislation i n the colony n pon the'. siibjec t, the sh eri (f could not legally charge anything, more -than, what was allowed by the EDgHsh law. A long and learned discussion ensnod between his Lo rdship anA A Mr. Walke r,, th e "sequel of which was; that although there was no colonial law upon tbe subject, and that in consequence the sheriff! could only adopt the Eriglish' scale 0f"fees, yet the master of a Court of Exchequer was. empowered to regulate fees, which, after sanction of thc judges, was binding ; and that the Registrar of the Court here cOuid do the same; ��������� As, however, ���������the document by .which the sheriff now regu- blame Tor' not 1 ated fees had ;neithe^ legislative;nor polltical sanction, arid bad only been approved by him (his Lordship) foi\legislative enactnien't, the plai niti ft* would j either A ave to take' a n 0 n- siiit or judgment[Jbrv^be guinea (S&)/which the English law allowed the sheriff for attend- ance afrcourt; ' ,n,> y--> u- rr-y) , ������������������ 7^MtvvIiCe; tber^u^gri.-agreed to accept a nonr .suit;,r" 7." ���������"; M':'";;r '*''" ' 'Z' 1 !:":''" '. - '���������"" ' Z His Lordship,-in the course (of X the (discussion; re rn arked that i t wo u Id ie n nj list' and uhreaspliable to expect that the sheriff shbliId only be.allowed the English 'fees,;-asy fOwiiig to .the ������c a ttere d -po pul ation, the: sheriff - was oftcnrpbliged to .undertake:; iong* and:>expenn siy^joiirneysrihi the^vperrormahce of his dii ties; fe/The* ������L egisl a tiy eZ- Coun ci V ��������� were7 to ' ki a ^-...-,r-���������=;- i. -*������������������������������������-$tffipj������ long ago:attended "' " ' '" ' their, at-. Council -had riegldcterX'; that:;ahd> many /other matters of importance. ;;r :> Mr; Walker also remarked that the fees b eing bo.' fii gli was tiie Caiis e why the re we ire so few juries called; f"���������������������������*T ���������;; ' ' : F y rMrY fcee, ��������� said ytliat, the (f^es y^were[ ��������� not; the cause why juries" were, seldom required, but the dimiuution of litigants was owing* to 'the lawy^w* fees being so high; yZ'AXy ; J The^case of fHaragan vs. f Walsh,- in which plaintiff claimed $100; vthe value* of a^ -nxiile alleged to have-been dead at the,time ol* pnF cliase, ^came^ hiefpve a j ii ry' to-day ..^We' have reported the, case at length in a,,preyious issue;. The jury gave'ai verdict for the;' plain-, t]ff. 7 ' ' .. ��������� .. ��������� . '. .. . ,. .' . f" '��������� XXA.u"..'='*'��������� fhe matteiv when; it was ?bi;6u������bi 'to tefflibny Tbiit- the; Legislative ;C6 Onythe HoDxiAiks^O^Wednesday last a large and joyous party;minted horses for a ride tojMount Agnes^P deld. :a proposi ti0n >to :/storm /the' government buildings pnA give thebaicials an airing was nfgafciyCfl,! ^oyaUy;;an<i /adiniration^ of / the powersihatibeyeing deep-soafed sentiments with the-majoilty.>yGaily and smoothly the eJjUes t rians7 p roceeded ;along::- the -to 1 ir taxed TOu^YOi^c^byTthe ^quedlict^bf? the Bedrock Flume C67 and no thing occurred Ho; matfUje pleastirable scnsalionset tbe^party until after piissijtg������the dairy /farm :b6use;;which;is cbn- .veni^tlyTlocated close^tO; tbe>foresaid aque-: duel/ wheuone of Uie joyouSiridersf wb$; bad been unahi monslyf electee! genera linearly suffered the same fate;which/befell one of the: sons^of Scriptural Solo rn on; Of twospatbs general's vhprseYSuddejily selected/that irlay betweeb^twotreeSj the branches of i/w^re., close! yl i h tori nopAy Having :once. Pie n the branch- co ve red path A the a agacio us: equineYpcrsistedi in- ;goirig 'through, to .the g reat disco m for t bf the general, wh ose loud ad monitions to the animal"- and exclamations indicative of distress; were- kindly^pr^i^ed by;the-troopju uproarious bursfcof laugli!:er and three cheers for the general;-vThe^moclv iBg -echoes-'eagerly resp0nded, and the ravihe becainev;av h\ij5e.ymnsical-;box^ oiif? of^order. Arri v ing at f;Ma:nndset lake it was d is covered that: the genera I was ; hi is,si hg; ;aiid.-a seo nthig phrty was^brganizing:;when stiddehiy the* 1 ost one cam e in si gii fe, si ngi iig ra er r i 1 y, \ and. \y;as greeted with: louder cheers* th ati before, which as toriishe d ?lh e >:p lac id;, lake u n ti lit ri p p I ed. The'^general,'sknding In stirrup, made; .an eloquent speech1,'congratulating the troop' on their arrival 'at-a plaCef 0f/;safety^:.Quartermaster Harp er then i n fo rm ed the m th a t luncheottvwas ready, jind; all-united.in expressions of admiration at .the efficiency/ of?, that ge n tie m a nisi, arr angemen ts; ;���������;; No t w itbstandi ng the fate of the celeb rated Weller, and his inT juncttoh7to;;bpware :pf ?th'e/,wJdowsj the troop . i ni me di ately co m menced; au -ac ti ve courtship, of which Widow Cliquot was^ the object. T heir ' devotion took the ��������� fo rm of a regular, vocal cohcert-,^ in /which / Scottish melody; see m c d to h a v e th e p reference, and al though '' there was none of that/kind'of beverage for which.','", Willie ..brjew'd a^ peck A9: rnaut,r;j ho- llii rig mo re i hi bar ni ony with th e ,vei n 0 f so ng than Chateau-Margaux, yet the. music was wel I main tai n ed, en co uraged, d o ii b tless, by the mouulain air and scenery which had some of the buoyant characteristics of the Scottish Highlands. ��������� After Widow Cliquot had been fairly wooed and won, Mr Harper's foresight as d i sp lay ed i n th e p r e p ar a tio ns made fo r the ar ri v al 01- th e t ro 0 p, rece i ved d he co ra in eh d a- tio n, and h is h eal th was d ran k with th ree titnes-three, properly introduced by the time- lio'hored 'iJac'chaUaliJin melody. "He's a jolly good fellow." Rifle practice was then commenced, and a manly rivalry provoked by a proposition, which was unanimously agreed to, that dinner, ctc'r etc., should be provided for the troop at the. Hotel de Wake^up in Barkerville by the least expert marksman, who proved to be the Hon. II. W. W. Carrall. The general then ordered the troop to advance toward Mount Agues, and Mr Harper intimated that those who had the small vice of smoking could indulge, as there were plenty of choice Havanas at hand, whereupon the troop generally availed themselves of the Cuban product, and the ascent:of Mount Agnes was commenced:by the eastern slope. Nothing particularly noticeable occurred on the way, except that when the party had reachedjthe.centre; pfoa/park-like ipfrce/of woodland ^report reached > the. front that anr accident had pecurred; f. and the doctor- was joudly������a!led. Immediately;the wbole;of te; party> galloped^hard^tbnhe rear?where sure' enougJxfQn a mossy slopelay<6heofithetroop Anpatent\y writhing in ^ agony������of, pain/^as. ' though pn'e of his legs was'severely/wounded. The doctor immcdiateT^ and ten^ derly/ and sympatbeticailyi������approached^ the wounded man/ j n quiring ;.i n tbe; gentle /tone: of the pr^i'essjbn, ���������' Where are you hurt MA Attert a wel 1-feigned ��������� groan; the/wqundod mart Isiid- denly , j hm pod ��������� toy bis / fee t ? and; commenced singing** Willie brew'd apeck o1 maut^7 ac- cpm p amed with tcrpsiclioreah demo hstratib ns: yery much like; an Ihdian polka,Vtoythe great disgust;^bf;!;tbe/; doctpi*,,who iustantaneoualy discovered that he. had been A badijr sold.'* Three, cheers for the doctorandthe^ troop ad-; yanced until they came to '"a grassy plateau��������� where; was"presented one; of the finest sights ihat jBri i isb Co 1 umb ia is ��������� cap ab le of. afford ing to the eye of the political ecbnomisli..' A large 6arid;of/as ina^hificent'cattle a������ ever fed^/pri Durham meadows co oily bo nfronted the troop;* 'they jbelohge/d Ita; ithe) Jtf essrs: HarperrB r09;i: a"tid the adm iratio n of tlie/more patriotic r of the troop 7b urst ��������� in toA. eul Ogisti c speeches ��������� 1 n ��������� which ^Messrs/Harp er^Briti shy Col umb ia and the /cattle were as[ well interlaced as; the: branches; by :which the general nearly .realized.: rthe fate of/AbsaAdmi7 The 'Indian-al> tehda'n ts were ordered to uri co rk some ��������������������������� black bottles^ and at ter testipg t^irJpntenls''a;ion^ and extremely interesting speech7was deljy-; -Cred.^the/dp5ipj^(w his cliagrin), in* which-the future of British Columbia was1 avprbsperous 'era, with ^cattle on a ttioiisand\hillsparid ;the descendants of the/Harpers, were as great ai they ought tp be' with ��������� the^eXainple and" inheritance" pf * their enterrynsiug;progehlt6rs.f-lLea^ arid "the1 piateau,7and^ winaing "round"the monntain, the ascent /waa made by way of a ravine'running upv nanlivay betw;een Moupt AgncSftahd7one enthusiastic ;equestrian ascended the summi t oii/horscback. The view there .presented is too; snblime Jor any pen but that'of a^ mfe&r7jniha to describe; and w,e -rdescend/from/the atteniptiatfdesenption togethert with thevtropp, who niade their way to:,the1 house;vi *atj,;tb8;t* * lalcey* wfiere there was '?���������' aZ bountiful /^supply' of ^ bodily indulgejice iuYthevmental food'siippHedr b^ the -suhlimeJ;scene ^at/thevtop of ^the7niounr- tain. 7After^duly; regaling, themselves]y the troop Tproceeded i to 7^110ther7meadow:)ike plateaUjSvhere7^.flpek 'of splfm^id sheep" yere feediug.1 It was^resolye-d^o count the sheep and inform Mr. Harper whether'all were there that 'ought :tb" have/been'^whereupon the iropp. ^uiider the instructions;^ Mr^Tbm Moorenvho" favors Mr. .Harper- ?with- his "services, ranged ; themselves: ih^ the/ niauner usually adopted for that;' purpose. fiThe couiitihg ; wa3/.beguh7 ahdYafter*;'a" few^hjin- dreds were! ehumeratedione^ of the trppper^ whose dispositioniter a- melpdy;: had become unusually.inflated by the mountain airy suddenly forgot the, object of the ^arithmetical business' on hand and /burst into song with "When the kie comes hamej^ and the^eonse: queht exciteiheht: of 1 the lambkins; rendered all attempts. at enumeration abprtiyeVZAn7 other effort, after- the melodious man ;had gone thrbngh his^^ strain^/ wasYequally/fuMlei but an approximate estimate /was raade. from thos������ that bad been ebhnted, and the flock was set/down asxomprising-2,000 sheep and lambs.' Our harmonic friend offered- to renounce all future efforts at sbng; if*rfte^;were; hot 3,000./; The plateau being wide and:, comparatively smooth; gave an'excellent opppr- tunity for" equestnan.:;..practice,, and. seyeraV efforts to pick up a; ha^from the ground were made, without iiny serious results.- .The^trobp now became:mutinous, and all sorts of ipdig- nities were inflicted upon/the general. xYmqhg other, wild pranks, the caudal appendage of bis horse was seized and twisted, and the general became indignant at the general confusion, but finally succeeded in/ restoring order. After examining a quartz reef which cropped but for about forty yards,, in pieces of which everybody saw gold that was not visible to the eye, the troop again proceeded to the house at the lake,, and again regaled themselves. Some more 'rifle "practice v and some fence leaping were indulged in, and they returned to Barkerville and enjoyed the doctor's forfeit at that prince of restaurants, the WaUe-iip-Jake������ : GEKisROus~The citizens of Quesnelmou th have subscribed the. sum of .$'150 for the benefit of Mrs Roberts, the widow of tht unfortunate man who was:lost froni the steamer Victoria. She is destitute and has three small children. We understand that a subscription paper will be circulated on this creek for the same purpose, which we have no doubt will be liberally.responded to. Tn b Mainland Guar d Ian is to b e; th e ti tl e of a now weekly paper to be started at Now Westminster, by Messrs. Sulci* & Rose. 1 Mixino rrjEMfeTbe;;cbntinuabce of show- ;ery weather keeps the-snpply of water large ^PQPSteto,enable the;compahiesfbn r:adjacent A i creeks,.to, maintain Yope^ Stout'giilch a ye^I^ ty:bring 'ali7tb������i$meric#^ , ^cbmpanies-^ into������^tivily?;ymeitherYim^ draulicingjbeen fullytresumed^tt-Williams pree^Y The Bark^r-p^TTashedvnp 32 ApA> fbr^ ithe half-week ^'ahd, the/'GaHbob, cb^ '45.^bz/ With'the exception; of the'cpmmencbmeh'lfor ashaft' near^ the" left bankf a ifow-paces' abbve? 'the Morning* iStar eut/lby ainew eomijany^t ���������therey- is -ynothing;; new:;;tp; rbiiprt ^^.WUliantY creeks Tiie Chipps; ieoiA i&^eAffiepknng *to* I work their * grbupd! by rrth'hlhg adrain'from- Hhe Mippfer / sbiift^pf; ��������� the^^dBter-Camptieti cb^^ Having:ffinish^di'tthejrfUtap^drain^^the heW^ : ! Moffat ,co,; ha^e ppmmehped to open on theirV grpu nd to; the ileti otliiiieft shaft.; tThe Cale- ��������� doriia coysipce drifting'a\vay;rVbm ���������shaft- have not been!getting much pay; owing? - itbfcheipitching"off ofahe/Tockjf'necesgitating- Ipyelling'ithe;;/driffe iOniVWednesday' thei' MuchOj prprcp^ wasjjed ^up 35 ?oz.;^ the"Taff;| ���������vale co.j[56i oz"; thet/ppmbsfc'6'At H ioz. ;Ttie*;; Floyd co.,,24 oz.; and llie Jenkins; cot^ma'd^ [expenses^ /These figures indicate the .results^ ;pf. the,; bal^week^ ^.w^ork; L vThe ^AUuroa^ ^Hop^land Giearihiie* cbs;^ dperaftio'risk; ;ahd the JHighVlowyadk' co; ^itre^ sinking a shafts- On Conklin guich;Hhe^elix^ CO;- wa8hed]up 23 bz^frbm' thetelower^, shafts [and on T']mj'sday,7l5i���������oz^Yfw [shaft; Tbp McDowell7co.. washed ApAAoTiiy Ah ^Wednesday. The 'Whi^^Pine cH* liiiw gbt'fairly commenced wi th{1thin^^hnfh^ arei runhihg^ thrpughf bluo^clay^- TheSEe^- ;fre\vjco.washedup nearly 14pz^fpritDeihaiftt [weekly ^ The yother . companies / pn * GprikliU} 'giilch^arelwo^ija^'r^ get;; ttatf���������'; what'���������; thby ���������are^nbwy^e'Wi^^ J6n Pmnch icreek^/tbe^BasljeriivSiop^t 00. are1 ^dowhi35jfeet witfc their /shaft ^Yanddtoe^jGos-Y' nipp olitan, col, who we^b upyant/ abpiit y I n di^ catiohsi A are do wn aobut YCO^feefc; with^their7 shaft; The2Ambrose4"ahdJ feeea-lsreaf coH [have%bottomed^ bu& nhavel not / sWck^lie channel. ; (^n^Thujsday,- ,thp ^Gou^pck^cpiy who* are wprking7ihr the./old. Unifed Jco.'s; ground^ bn^tJbnl^n/gu^ l^Lthe Jim ro ck "of ;a; channei^here they rbuhdvgooa' /iri'-- y dicationsi3i>They thihlr they have struck^;part? ' ofji tlieV cfran nel: rwhtchy paidYthe^ayisfco. A������ .well m 18R5: From-Ke[thtey creek the new* .is-'a repetl tion - of-1^lm^^^vhave^ pre^ipusl^ "y pubHsbed.' Two ..;-��������� thi^fealaims-are paying" .wblI/laricKltE,^K%m^"*Mpinere %r.the last w0ek?sLworl������?wUh two.picksj'th'o' Sfcopej?alKlaimAeteAVAflyMei cbmpany7wiih . 4lfbz.7 ^The paying stHftum in ^h^ , abbutjSOlfeetYwidS yield as well^afe it hasidbne '��������� during :the';pai?t three .iweeks?^ the| Stonewall ^wilh rank * as ;a first-class claim; *y ; x ��������� x - U A i, -Z: ��������� x. - "��������� yx,i uZ -binxyyu '/NOT!CEi-������n-::\ uZA T"H&"%tDSONS BAY��������������� CO. :'ARE^ PREPABED ' TO ���������}. reoelyft at pir/value;; at their. Store. in^Ba rkor< ville, in eschango: for Murchimilise^ (sOLD/.BARSYia^ sued from the Govern ment Assay ''6/ftce. u "'?.l. X yy.-'- X . v./ 'y 'JOHN My WARK,- 1 ...'.'��������� ..-. :/ - -., .,'���������.. .Agent. ���������'��������� ��������� Barkervllley July 12v!186fi /���������': ( "��������� Jul4 2oi v notice: 7 . '"X !lA PERSONS^;;ind,ebitexi ;ti^^ the; firm,, of /AD AXIS k JXZ PEARCY, of;^irkprvillev BQ,;are r^aeste;! Ajii sGt���������tie'.,thcir.Wcb'uatsAbef6re,. tbo ,15th. of. SeptemlH;r next,r:and all persons'Having claim's against theHMd, flrmarc requested;to present/their accpuntsvfor pay.^ ment. 'yX'-y^-Z '���������-'��������� /���������- X,m x^ y.y-y yy yixruxyxyuXBAMB &xms&$:'- ���������. ..Barkeryille,,August24j,1.869 ,,-,.y y;,a (;.-:.av2by.c,. JAS: ��������� P. TAl'tOR desi res to state that he's till kenps ; ou;h is b'usin'ess at the old,;stand. .where ��������� he. h.*;������- Pat'orit Alefijcines of all kinds qn;hana;.. Also FRESH GARDEN SEE DS: ���������: Prescriptions careful ly c.bmpou n-; - od at:reasonable/rates; ;���������* "Next door to/'Cunio^s Brer.--. ery.-" '-,>/'/. y ������������������. '/ yiy '.- ��������� .':- . ��������� -' -. ��������� Barkcnille; May 5; 1809. -.:-'-'������������������ ' '���������*���������' '���������'"'"���������' lm > /' JOSHUA A. LOTT. fred. w.: CROUD ace; LV PEAtEBS Enslisli Ale and Porte J ON DRAUGHT, ' CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS, "No. 012 SACRAMENTO STREET, :Above Montgomery, San Francisco. aulSlm PAINLESS TOOTH EXTEACTION. DR, CHIPP IS PREPARED TO EXTRACT TEETK and perforin short operations without P''"j&Siy the aid of tho apparatus discovered by Dr. Richar,m*n; of London. ' This valuable discovery produce& tnson. sibilityin the part alone, and renders unnecessary the administration of chloroform; U ,-U; ; OFFICE���������Next to Rpunio's Boot,etore, Barkerville,; Office Foe, $5, Teeth extracted, or filled with Q\AA; $5 -��������� ���������'��������� myl'.fim :A my2Q At DbNOUYION"A KURT^.' ' ������������������ CBWWCT8*flHMIMh������. ���������uamuNAy-r- XTTSRttm //,^iv>j ^fMISGELLANEQIJS:��TiAl>^^xU ���""-c>;*ii v^ a - ���> t'v >-":!' ���'v,>A '01 r:A' y>n ;^majr^^ hearseS Ar<^'ix^'0^AeX^pZ^ a^aSgftirj; ; yUu-iUU'i- �����\.y^^yyy\y.'.'yyjyiby''y:iy'U^lU^-^hiX-'.. Agehieel yonng fcan rnpg the, ���bejl/Md������ jiij-, ciipant;; oi boitsohhad \heard nothing x>fj theittfattery y. b&pi|��ffi^^^ V -^*^jL^^r^^^^^��^^ *^HB5^^9^>?^^fe^l^ra��P tlV^L' htiinbe^ tto; .��&&> j^tifoftDfe^pia^^ ���;. M|inM }(A^:I^rAN*^->^BA...sjOJ^b CLBANMN^Si^The JRiisslaft R^ &ten'��edujx>ur>sf^^ jnofcbjQWittosee}on /flatly o,- j(hapdker6hief)/and> iff&ft-it��f''*&#ifrt*#*"^v**" *v;y-^:iv���-'/j, r;- j eweIr^ikeptn^biire^a caskets iftfl gone^ith; bim? ^8e^offinY\fas <$&$$ ;#��& fo��uff^.fc*i^ :������ ���. 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"ousiii.esa pf thVab!6vli '&tkblifebin^nt;t ffivd. ��� solicjt.i/a ^oiitiu.uapc^ of "eiistomf - f he'-price 'of 3oard will r o'ttmiu as before; .;^','-''���/"- ':- "���' :^.'?.;''YV'SAM0ELWALKI5Ri-";^ .tf, ^nrlccrYillOj,Jalv>^?^Y*I6fi9^ y X ,-|f�� :-��� * X TdnWJLi XX ;m.<fe ^-. ���� ^ ^t:^.^'-/:^ .!'5.ii1'' JrYiY'ipl m^W/ji-^iia'Y'^'IrJr ^.Ov/ '.y'^H.Y-i :a.,-','''-':reapcGtr\ill^ij&f6rj^^ general thatbe isyiowpVepare'tCtofurnish them'with Klrcaxl'nr;' liis -. iownVBa kiHg,f hiiviriff; sechred^ thefafts 1st -, anc>)tjOf^ qorap^tcn} Ba^er,i|^yhiC;b- enables{;himyi# irJ^lLtoXL^AWtom the Table"ainirae-aa-I^"*^ Importer ;of, Books, Stationery,;' and ^ ��ney;;rortlgj,- ."^������vFOip/MliKKT' VICTOKU B^r ' - Slhyll^lSfia'AJr'ut "fe.'ii^.-iftT 4U/ y'y ' -r* ;iUj . -Uy?.���.4j*fe;.��v^4��''��<,.^. .^.��j.y^;.;{.r.t^i..:,."j .:.../;! ^. ^Si;ig^Mph; ''Hotel; ;..;n:b;-^bread.* dukvered;4o/;.nii.j parts .of,.Jtbe Creek? uXy-. lyUyy-' Xy ' ' ���>> -" ^ m'y22 3111.1. opoipENT^iJ ;kotel? i>" J-,i'l v. v�� -���:< ^QuES^ELifOliTH^"' ��*' ' ;? K/: . ���y ^-X uyyy i/y*ywm<yiM��yyy^-ty^x yyyy npfi"K I^prl^l^rj^bfJ tii 'tu i. xy ell^k^wn^Hon^e^cn^er ^yfWlcirsvn^eceithanlcsrtn their; friand^vand tlni/tri^ y;el ling, pnTiiiic j^e ncraHjig^fori .Ibpiiropas ^"t^or ak>p^ t f piij* d*/.i!, ahd tiog to[Informy,itiom.Xh&xin/nKler^teinsure 9 continuandc of the��� same.^Bb?ird!:ah'd;lodging;has* beeii* r;etIacedtd>$3^50^p^rD^.^/S ^ All frliecluxaries^hat tii^ cbuatry^iallfti^s^arai^oniv st^antly k opt qiu tho. j table; r ��� ^riy^ te, ^frlqrs. a n ihSui te 6^; Roe i|isjmr 3?u mi lie;?.; ; Tile BarJ; i s/^t^plc^/wi tli/ih^ b^tbrahMsFof^iiies^Liqnor^;an'd^ ���''������/ O'ThftiStabtelis*wcIl?fcupplIod nvith Chef1 best-Tiiftoiiby^ ;Oat?5H!iy andGraiu.Y' <��� ?��� ^BRO.VVN f&YGlId.ISh|. ^.,&uesneluiou.tliyjMa/y <$:^1560^/^.4- '��� ^.ZAi ty (y,,,vf 03Keb^*2^JS89. *> y yyfl 0: XZi- - t \Zm'U / Kot Y��pij5��ci^^ ^%* porte^jSays^^jyo :gejatleme^>>v,eVe ?adsnlrj- iftgf yesterday bn^F vsfcree^^thei trutbfuthess - /"otf^rgl^^^ editorgtfi^Be^ahen by Todd, yWhile, so c engage^, a /lady ;;of' MUesian, vdesceat joined they throng^mdr^ske^d^ -ThjB[^plyai';:1^^ib^ be?s ;ttie"edvt*"Gr -b��! tlie; Bee; V" l^eiril^'rTSjgnit^ turnediUppa her/heel and left with the, air of oueWiOjmdj^sjetf ������,/������ ;������ :;^f ^Is/ijiut/all'?^ are; n6>apr^cia^ton��to ��� *��� ti��i* w���<Y.'W<'��� 'Mn y<y tU. V** '/.*.';...,;.�� ,��..: /^; Ce^icotini^ /;.:������ r?com$en^;sm^ Medi- .. cal Journal; vfo^pIaGe ;^f;:ibe/b6^SJdf^ie"^ " y, ,i>^e^i^ Jt^ pahii'ated Mih tannin:- The smolce^will 'tiiii$ \;."ybe desired of lis charactenstic.'aronsa a^dFS u, lA.iatelp.pe..: a Ke&taiEU?aat *;��>!? " ' z, B'A R lv er v rfcrL"E"V,;.r r'1',' /'il'f ":!..*' Y>.'iY-; ly.y<r uyA ~xyi4y.h**.yr -^.r:.yyy.1 ^y^^y rfZ'^' '' "X'V " J~' ' i,.r.'-yy.>Xy-;. Y"<* ���! + > V.', >'���')��� Ui -U, ^.fHO�� j. juAso.v, . ���;,..��� "" yyxyy j. D.a*i'��i .*'- ��� ���' ^ " : '^'Prbprietofsr''f" " u ' '(f ?^H 1' '.".'< ".; / vilify, ';y-' -.Y iJi^M and Ornamental En"grav4ng;ce^ly o^ccuted, <,', r,'-, , f',>. /.,j;. yX'U-^ ����� ���, yTx;<,"x*iX, y V-V/V'<-'- ^���itjesS'reel^ * -.'^"..r '-��� j^Victdriav^foIj. It. 0. yiZ'- 0yyx'yi}y:yyXi^'hZxZiAAyZfiff<.Z y>^ypT. ��� tii "i \Kt&m*i-xiRti'WEm'Z^ W*:W- iXBIDGES^ilh 'erilarged/UaseY.^^C,.gg. >-< 5|;h fprvsBJall.,h6res,--.adop.teuh-b7 . X Ho��$ **'~a'I",*. f<fre"g��' geyern'rnents.TbrYcbn- vI"��� '��� ���'.cf / :. '���' vcHed-Chass^pcit;1' BVrdaii Xtifcl1^ -~^|| iiimin^toh^h'd^other?RiMp&mX #4^��;' ,^���.^ ;"C-; P��Wdg'efj.i/:pr.v" Rallard/Ythe ^ iLiS^; .^���:;,i;/~:;,. fSpcnper, and Amerlcan,Henry���;. y7T?yT~ Repeatin^Riaas:^'-/' y~y yy<y.yy,yy yyy\ -,The ^EI^^m03tER>^are'^echeapest OlirtM^ known:-carrying: lAiiiin ownMgriitibn^ aivd beingInade Bbard^$ 1^ per-We^IriXySiA^:mei\S\ A ^ QYSTBR 'mW^^^pUA^k^ -.. ;p"*lic best/ofymatprialHs ju^c^, and all Wshelwishtftrst- elass Board^ Uie;;alj^\^:^^e/ean/ obtai n the :aaine a i thlsvcstablishment.;; __;; j '" r ', 11 A. y aull-lm ; :: JBI LE I ^!^D^ A10 0 SFV ��� fine ;; Wee> ;; % gq ivi s^T^'^ii:^;; ��-"^^;pihners;Yor^par jies cooh^^^to'ordcir^ Z'^Ay'iA*'l.Z v.^^OT^R^/imtJNV.'-/^ ^���(my5b6ni{ ; vy. J J ^. '���',f , ' -' * *' ��� - *" j;' Prrfprhdors., * ; ^r!*taay/t-Sfe*ijV &:?^^i.c^;i'<f:J :fl:V^' ^ATI^/S^REETtY^S"^"'/;/"" ������' '^^��i'i'".|"#H"f.,i-? ,'.;��� ..^v '���'. "'"���, "-*". ;���.' ---' ������ -/'h�� ., ' j . :> ���^fFASretl���hand, and islconstan-Ujfcfraoaivfng? m!! 1 wpe- il: fts^tmen:t��<jl/G^^"SHi^-*'^IM!^*RSand VKSt; iKft^w^lch he;js;p^epared t(i'lnial?c..tb .order, in.tho nlost appr9ve)i(i;tyl^si;; \X:. ��� y' "���* 'r_". * "" y - . l. * ��� ?' Allbrdcr^ from ^Csirlbo'b^Wip tly ahended tbr^'sY YtMay 14*18681;vy\ " iU'ix ; X'X'yly -\y < 7.*^6mi ��� TTT7^ Tea'! aiid" 7 e^SaiesmeiM iilPS^ SAWNEY'S LETTERS AND c.^Rr^B;,^:^' ar h y m;:e s tOKicatlng,principle.;; At fUrtrtiie,smoke will beenUrel^i'reVfrmn^ir.tp 0f : ���foh��&%*M& becomes; charged with [ttevnrcptin^;;;theA;^ wilf::i'eappear; By tyffigipgfifa^ thc '8jrol*:;^n^ hi^habit as iminpderr. etejylas 'he,pieases,' witliput .'injurious effect. LrrsBAitT FiJfA^Y^The/'follo\ving notice &Mi?W1$i tfiytpei p:iaybilisf/a;fc the^Haynlarket |< lfr/aio at. the "Se.vti.yix Office, and.forwarded by Theatre ^^^^^��^Zk^^ nleige \^<"������^?^ '&Mr;m#^n^ do#n in: the Londoii theatres; surrep tUiously I j; - i Zi���~���.'"": f ���/ '"* --^ IbysBor^ban^^ licensed be all ^rai?'/UNbERSIGNEB ;?BEGS -TO ^FdRSl "IIlS! ���ms 1'rldial.rand the public/ that tie has flttectup so-ne Gf3i^F^RT^BL:E ; BED;: IrtOPMS iA&WMtfi hoiAAirig, where! be is,,prepared":*<6-Vgf ve good-Beds1 ;.;af- a _! reasonable price;' // Thcjsc - whb-;\vfll sU'tfipAjyi^ T(Aim i;;;|i;E:Y;,B;R;pT^ |G.R:Ax>S INN, IIO ABy hOmD PN ������:-������;-���.* f.J .^HpLEfiALE.OKLY,/ Yjul026tl�� BY '..-JAMES AxNBGRSONv. - :-.r/>'*''; ���������'- ,7.'.one' .dollar; V '" ;; *;.* y xxx ale, AAA x 'A'" Ari A til) e-.t'r a c am a teura wj ll b e it h. I e to j ii d go-.h y ,-th oni selves .that.such honorable prize b'ds" been'ju's'tlv' av<-"rirded tdhird;: Xui'- /'������ ��������� f.��/i :.':*. rr v:y- yi/y;* - NvHi'^-Alar^e front room to let. / pi nM l-iXyy, .Barkopville, Jans,2$, J86V; y. A'-.��� </N.">GtTMOj. i;y.'i ,^. Eort-streetJ^ktoriaj?\^.^^ : y a* X .'tuA Yi.' ylUiiiyt^Zi Xtiiyiy h>*��%'ifxy-y^^^ Ppare h0 e(Tort in. solecting|;a,pdf:.^eping^ftn; assoi;!��� '��� '- GOTEllNilE^ST^EEf; VT^BIA1.'/;,. I^v.-'iSAffVA Y:ir ��!f^S��i^s��a.v?\"iIW.'^>*t ?^;.*i ��SO;LE S A LE-1ND EE:P^ .^ "V^^ft:^ttiftNE*RV*i1L;W^->.; --��� -y ... ..���-������ _ .. ,?iiz&Ar������vfrJ-��� j.*V?S;- ''���iPJ-.v ���"������,. '������ ��� '��� ���.:���'���"���,:.:��� ''���.���.;'.....���.-^TJUfOKTEaS.QF, ,fj-fr, "nH;,:';j -^v^". English ^an^^ench"^ Undeixlothi^ gffl>/i ; des^ript^^ ^Receive regalaT supplies by^EKpress, via.Panama. . rtU 'A*~r ���^rrr-. Restaiii-aiit': aiid B akerjr. o-; continuance of their confideuoe and support. '," Meals, $1. Board, $16-pery;Week BREAD HADE 0^Z^^^-^SJ^li We recommend t;o.the public onr . ;. ! whiol ROBi "ZZAy: Z Ax^oi^^ ftf^u A '*��� ' All buslne^ckroruiiy an^if^f^iy^lten' Mayt, 18'68; ^ta.fc.*,;.��vV'.'*-,"^;r ,;-/'" ded Id, n���, ' -u ;, :a PATTERSON.& GOODS,0\\. ' ~~JAs�� t^m^rsonP~z~^^ \ OOOTJNTANT, ti I N I N G AND COMMiS-SrOX . -I\ A��*ut, BhrJ<;crvilie.:.' ��������� ( ���. " -r," ��J f ir /^i'i^ComIl*,nies';Books^ u ,uny l l'jfrJ,'. Cb^e/tr'BbW! f^p||e' H' J r]ow^prepared.toJrnrni^hU>n'r:srciHe^��w roaftUJd, prajiarcd;imd'put;��P'lb H^^'^^Jnilni-H ra tes t a p pro^c d, seicn II flc; ,pri tieip^cs, .an a -Wi " r o: t jo su ji erf or, tb a n>< btli^r.'" ��� /��� r �� ��� ; ; Y; ���.; ^;:^cii,' aroeeHeHDfv��dsf* Re Id anrlrother*S0eil3^EilglNraiS�� Colon ial. ��� ���Ynl��, May l^l fflr.y ������, A\.noi];i w^? 1L!��--^-^-^ FronVl^rce^;���ov.Brit|s^ : THIS Ho'riie liosfe^cl^Kt^ccoi^ .{JJt J. volley/?: Goodibtids; eupcrioV-farc^nrid.uie , .ir'wJuJJrrf at.tbe Bv;. 3 SiaWg -for autmuf��-; W ��� I �� ol t)':
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1869-08-28 |
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). |
Geographic Location |
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_28 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | f1e0f7c4-d7d3-4bb2-9f06-1dd5fd1cc0df |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0170466 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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