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'JZ,^-~i::.M**X'. ****������������> w:^^^^^^y^t ��������� ���������>% i';-y.~ $������&^^ tU yssfot ���������'^l^^Mk^^^UlOXf^ilA If $ V^^l?f*������ Ml 4iroesl*a1$&M recoM '���������*-';;"tlio decline of a place aud much more 'so that r;o^^l^lilto^ictorj^ which once! gloried an t '&rsitch ������|>i&itUd*prbspfects*bf greata&Wand^i^' v ^^^ftbv^irr%fc ^^dbittted that her' prospects .; neycr.lookedf ifio^^lo'omy^-qbiv her, people **;>,-���������iffiorA'tffecoii^ moment - To one atfalj conversant with the.active industry A>ml, swjiiciry Mhlb;i^ y^:P^$^ y: matter i^ r���������. ---*-~~^>y^ rTfi ff nt $ilci p^; afs fcjx> 11 a lo iag: y tii c*.: w ir^rTS ^* t Ii a ;t f tbbMtaM}^ "sbips; ������which**were wbut^to^dis-' ;���������',';yy^^cic^^abte^feargoest oft iiiercliiinaize^ftliei f yJl'P Iprodtibw 8j e v;e^c li me) vha yei^alPSi ao p erired^ .���������^;'g^re.^la^^;^ifl^k--of-;:small coist^i's' and* traders.: ^etTinesaunterjalohg^ie^bdcebuiy y/i:ifs:. -y Wharf street;? and lie;; wtiifbha^fyri: ithie i street y.$ yp '^b'-^lpB^ frusiuess ac- t y,<>s" ���������'**' ilar-gfg .?an<f|Ji.-8J^g.aj^ ; ; ^tr^^a^J)e^n cIosed>iand-tbeirf'occupants ���������., xl}$8$$$ife$o*4ejOttf er< field fof jiiiduitry; if he yyj'y*'takestaipeS^ yypvf$t>bG $pA^f������$ ^e^noticjeable }i fi reprftoT ? sto Jes- ' y?- ;��������������������������� ^%i;e!Ajpi B/������,b.*b-w ..v ������ CoaS..iihiB|iivi^^ '? *i5"'^y'o^S^Mp^1? wlAl ]^ To 'L^fcfi^ne canaot :-V; y ^Sell> ?remar!ingythai xx ux can' he^hfeljlbem^ *'? '("^y hVfiQ1^ *^9^P^Y^ft !*V S-^iR? So;\that ^; ciiejii ted;: c>n:/ arriV** ' ^'^ip|*\a .;y- ;5 taken* the $eo^ j Such ai A \ "^state^of jhin'gsis^.uir theimore,,',fcq"'be d^eplyi ">. ;yf- regfeiietfy when^ifclyis considered * they.' - are L������iJ;i| J^^jiro^ulfc of aao^ervsanguiriefiutlii'indulged iriby feejp^^0ppf!ilp^lfnld'������^}"* j|t JtHo exten- x i I 'Apfye 3rifljidliiuistSbb^^al fclr ffiat;|yFas|; expectr P f re<f^^ gorges y %_ ^pfjrBrii-isb^Gb^ Ai -;r ^sandsf* b f^adyi&itii r4^!ifwiipx ^qMcgfe* tut'al ly I . py2 find.theirjway/ tli'ere on r.becoming;' aware.' jb'f t,;'':. V^be^iolf^ of the country, and ;jyouj<i .! jv v s,' '^ii ti& se (if le-= the; mi n ing ydis tedfe* wi fcLy? a^* 1 a������ge������ ts ������ *��������� xt arid*'eqWr p fijsin g*: ppp|ilajfi,oji?i i^TJine* bo weVS|V: ������* '^'i|'a������^^eHl:"������^faUac^ of this Relies, ian^l^al; i.t ^*iihoug^t4be"?^iWs"baTe not exbiblWd aSiy/Jacfc ir %ncbt^efciirUs?jstill*tliey;have^l^ ;"'^f^0ti3jATfe^i*a.?^^ ^;fan\oxp^iVditui;e',6f ^capital,-inirrthei^ ?developr Ru ijtmep^a^lt^ &*������*'" ^dWiaers 'have- beert^ih:M5ia^^ *\ .Mf ;lirg*ene'r'ii Itde^pres^ io n Kttli rp u gbo'u0 i bp^poXp ny S^a^tbe^a^b^ cQnseyq ��������� 'v^risi^fi^ni^^eari^ [ oy ^r; and5'; jh&| flfsbo ver ife's v Vfohnevv", Re 1 dS^Ta^.- Ipitf i b^^^Jilp ii ?: wil j 2 u niiSiiiJ tr. *y *edl^ ^Te^iJoVJ, ib^/ttnA|earied> labo rs Orj Jfche y^i iyarious locaJitibSjfwiU^iHher in' a* pore1 pros-* ii x ^rous^tot^'blybings'ift ^apdT^ill ���������/^���������jO^useiajTWjfjjb-f the7Qonntenan- y fce&jbf^anyi!Whosei^tsiges;now4 wear'* the as- ���������',j ?pecfc:.ofr black .���������dispair.;:r ^ ; ' '/ ,y 'yj[\\ [y]i ������������������ y^;^bet^,caiibot'^^ ^^w^re-firm^ir^tn^^l^ was - cbbisutoiiteS'e'verytfiingi^buLibe.done to ser; : t5 ii re "to e i r fti fc u re- p rbsp e ri fcy ^aiid jfch^ej r, na tural Ntv' odncbiston^a>;that^-������li^ ^ v ^ol o-n i^i^iii^^rM n by^i)!p ci^ed: % tt)������$: 'j ' ���������:.the^^fiaVie^en a^tened:t^he'i.(iictIibweyer y t^iC^tJi^^^a-rje t twt^rS^la ipns ^ftjfeat^siibject;, . x andfttio?t I^MWe^tiniH^teriaiis ?cobsid^ jthey " - ^-fiav^an Sjiaiiciiaim^ r. ,��������� "p. This ii rip when J t cQuld support two Theatres-no wdti is ^febl-MJiy>Piort4one^ Ami; is \ untbrtunate' Hs/many^a^^ liiisieiilto; ;Sa$^!vaiicisco to' seek that^ aniusef ^n.t,^d ^ri?ulion during the wiuter mottth^ wh jch; he 5 eanno^ find?. h eveij. AAw * entertain meiifcjfe*nqvsjiapdjthen givefi?by the amateur club' wbiclrj^mks^uion^ ^its membere ^hiany :wli^^y|l^uic^mein feebly J)i^is4iiaj"f theirf|eu fcertainments irir& ndfciof'moi^ iAa ixr. Ii yATHeiwejither^bere lor the past^twoSmonths liasMfcn veryPweb; FOarcely ii ;day: has passed that has not bro^feht'witb it; ii vheavy; ishower of rain, to-day; the first taste;of 1 winder; in ^he ^hApe of a sboj^ei^off baife^A^ne'wr Sunday^ iysipef is" abou^o1^tepitbfisbetf nerel under t]ie;di recpion iot; Mr,. J. ifc ^uteisr/late ��������� of iHVil-4 lwm.5vcreek| the j first 'number will {niake\ its l^peatauce on. Sunday npxt^i' n hAq^ytyy 1 y The steamer^^Active"lui!s;;just^oi irt,? after a ������fi^daysji^;ft:pm 'Qarilwovniail ^ loses Jin >a cbuptet;of "bburs '*U jhUy;ej;tb cu^tSniycpmmunic^t'bm Chemise-would, so more anon; J ���������' ��������� , "��������� Ci - B A' O >% v - -'Yoursi: &e<, -a * tA Ll;iiy&^-^^ V! ���������; The ^origin' o| mqhey^ls- coeval with Oman's .erneifgiiigro'ut/of thasavageiistafcel^'thejru^lei ;|>arb ariaiuAVliby pyp isl o wp sa^J%cliuired-ror jij mself^eVeir^tbiu^ive^ uid ^ye������fiM$& risPmpney* .The sniallesktransitibn^hpw^yer^ ^eyondifchisOTde';cond inie^in di'd hat'depehdrSor,'the\:!satisra-ctioni^ of jtieii** wan ts up'on theiivownexertioh exclusive^ ly, ��������� but, forrsome articles oh that ip^ Ttb^iri nejgiilibrs^likeivise, wCuId lead^^p^he cii'storni of barter* ' ThefJncpnyeriience;of barter could sofpn^ l}%lm!erne5 lasjsocietyadvancedysothat wi iboixMife inter ve tiMoji of a so m e th i ng si nte lar to, mpney, jheybusinessVpfW 1 ifet wpuId be ^dnside?rably> impeded. The origin;of money- Ih usrl ies jn th e i^U;nej%ssityj^ot so me th ingi to ifebjP"'"*'" ': '';" ' '���������������������������-���������'���������'��������� ������������������'���������,-:-**- ��������� '-"���������-- -*" ;ffle fVoihr1 tbts'exr^ViIsite fitness ot tbo^mdtnJs theirr ^elvesr;'Tb'ob^uilities ,'ihafe ,mpst adapt them fo ri th e pii i*p 6se' of ni oney^e^ amohgs t bin ersj ^Veir diig(^ umi: the -great ya 1 ne. Pf! sma) lj portions; o f i;; them. Tlie use ,of'the j>recious metals 4 was not,"how- eve^ flibugh o|greatt an tiqin^y,/universal at ^heyfii^t;v thev, ^nly^beoametBo'.a^nVtions wer6 brought iifto cohtr^cfcthi'ongii me^chan^ !J������e.intercourse.,-/Rridr;,Jtofvthis,yiron, brass^ ^ajppi)e^the^sr^ t|ips/and;ptb(epttxe ���������T-constitute^l {the Recognized !cpfreriefrp It tiimraj^e^ jjlpyed ^mpri^hasiJie^nj regulate develppmenjtVof icivilization.<j----This- having- been of bourse! gradual,. \yrip^ofeei/yei'������������������'in ;pur met^ilio curHucies^a o^ sion^ini,the rpr^er lb I iowingr^irorijb rass, cb^ per, silver; android,���������th^last two * being 'in*' dibatiye^ppbigb^osp hie anibiigst ���������* m6r.ejjWeaithy <Earopeanj counX ���������tri^si?;it".'���������'���������")'Px!f:i" yy y.*t. 1\...���������.',.yxy*" A':1 THE BANK OF BRITISH . COXUMBIA. < j' ���������- PAIJ)' Vi CA f I-TAL,;,7 y| || ' $2,562,600 xx CvV"itlf-roues tOvIitereaiieiJ '$M&m! "X\ ci iitate^ exchdnges^a^necess i ty ari s i hg /from; iJksUbbUv)&ion bf-lftor:f^^he sjibdivJsipnoo^ l^bor^wi tp e^j^rlhstance^ th e ^manufa c tare .; TiiB.JftQ^pwflxM Bw-p^rr^1 Ito'-the.London/Tim^s^ .'refuting ;a:. statement' 'ma^b^g^JvRi^^^ rtp ^aliege^helplesspo^ of itne; sbutb^rn; Iab|"rer^ ^^ih^l^'imii^o^ib^ royals-Castle i ������i% Wind| .sprV^ Th^bilhpp, quptes^auibori6y^whteh;"lie! ppnsiilQra^ :cqE^lete'4anX^y;^r?td -sMr.I -Bflg^Ctfa iii"^inuUipn)3t;an(l |jiggestB; it ^might. | p&flaps- be( fpiiiidi thaiC close ^search>?drito'���������;$:theimany simii i^jallpationfii iwhjcbf England^ ^Sc^flaji a; and.'rIre.iand--.vbave 'i;e.qently,heard \$$in"fflri Hame lips.wbuld'as "utterly^expose iheiii ,as Mr. iF!carse[s'lej;ter/i3ecms J;of^o;TtbiexpoW*tiie' Wihidsor Castle story. * ' " .*<itjy ~ri . ; ^R^^^Rl^ttjiSaid^itf a recentl^papni that the path of re'ctitiule had been tray ell ed- so'vlittie; Opiate^yeairs^tbati it^ bad^ beenf com-* pletely rua;tolgrass^ '.-,-. , fc- inoneyr;"^1fiis/easy^to*II1 ustrateT this-: A; wlshv es; to ex-cha"n^e/30niie jpai*ticuiar article|fpri anr other Jin tn e Jtanp 0f jii/^^hj syo the^^ar fcicie-^B. isjjiis^jaaxionsj^ order to b^colnei^pbSsessed^p-r^he cpm^m 11 as? > ./So fer^eveiv^tbingjsegfps snipoilif but'. ai jiii^x^o^^Sifficul ty^arises^ ; A:' is;^inv riieed 6nty-;bf%a Ijin^"fed^qnautity-:ofi-ttie. article in the 'haiicfo.o'f Bit and^- .that ���������'.*articlel is' iircapable^ assum iiig-i'6 a-^'borse^ora po w^^ divii^011 wil bi xidt^ ^stV*ufetib"DvV'a *Y^ij;al16wing^ a division* withojutiipjury.ifeasiiile, tbe;difijouIfcy may still 5/ V'T;V'm -'THE-.BANK- OEV3 " * " .ir" ^ BkifesJI/i Wbi^y .;!M|i2erica5 yyy' "7*^ ;yr'���������; vEsT^haEiEp;i^i836^i^^-^^ ^'HBAp/OFFic^:'' 7,' ST^E&jf^P^CE -LONDON.'; .DRAFTS/lSSUED^onLonilon, New.York, SaiiJFr������n- pjsco, Qftibpoj Ganiida, New Brunswick^ ^dVafS#>tia( ������'i n ��������� I on all the Bfc mclios ;ot������ tho * ffv atipnal Bank "of iScot rah^ifriti[���������^r^vJn&jilBrnk^of^'Jreland.f^ ,-rf ;1f y.,i'"' yBi}l&.G(^ AjniarpHt On^Sp^binj 'Deposits o(\ATottey^alIoweU attlie rate of a-^tiurter'of;*ori.(|*p^r'cenKper inoiith.^ ^ ; ������ ^ ^ DItACTS-ISSUER illi^S pi I Ti^Toiiui; '"��������� ' :!yyMx V yly K ' m;i]$^^XOU^MA9' NJ2W-\-WE^TMW|Ti������^fE,i '������������������-���������-" - ���������;;: .'CARIBOO;- ... stqn,^eol)qur^Bi'llyvme;.?Br/^^ Bruck^ , . ;- "l.-.y'r y GuJ^rioii^SiiriuJora^iaer^nVPeVfljV' '- '��������� ''"-y-^i"'" ''y|lm???y^7^!^hi0S^:j<y i;,^v .., ��������� less ..than Oui' Hi^i; r%. D 'liars*:",- 4- ^7 ": on*Great-Bnfcaltf,', ShnFrancisco:;aiicl .New York rpur- chamd.\nyyxy yxypyyyy,'y:yr'y\:, >..y , ^;%X^���������eMajfel;.otlfer^ Aor&ofri justoctyjjuteri's t ^,5??-1!r������Hp^?^0.sitvoM,*i>'-n^ J^p DusT,Moltoa ���������������n(i AaSayejl^arictlrdfum wthm 2Xl^riyv :'XtiXppnp-.ly \,):,.;,;;. v .Ores of (?^ry-^scrfp tion c^rbmbyAcgayod >Aprn,as6d'. * -.fi'*. v.j ; i -i '** s made W v GniiD Drsr JIUjLiVl ,fintl AssdycO^apd'rctucas made vyit^iMi 24,1 muwIn-G'iinppBfrs. ������������������r* * i;'"' '-, "7 -y /^ ,? firgayl ^ory^i^scrfpn'onfCaraftilly^A^ayoa^ l y:x! B.^AnyJh^tructims'as to;the ttisp'isalolitlie'pro- w VV41I *41 lilJLU.| ) . w< ^ld the^tlierj��������� ���������_.,...,. jsoJSiiQj^m^ very] cor gent reasons fbrybaying the;-'Capital^i;located he re for the p resSni^ W h i ch w i 11 b e en d n rsed by e v ery co 1 o n l^btttsitf %o f ��������� 5?e vv VV"es tin i ns te r.-! As a tt^iral'd^ of reduced popiuht ;; out J.. (I W iVMI V ������������ 41 l' uu u** ������ ��������� v ��������� ������v, ... w ....'- ������������������ ������i ��������� ��������� ��������� - - - - occitrsfto'me*:that^fjibfUfcdfepAivmipim of a I ������-'yIj������th^h>^ *^tn!( I r, i n ^lassenili 1 i^s-j a n cTtc^a mee ti ngs are exce p 1 ' "ed;] Yio&&������as sadly declined, the time was with Uieir'rrespective-i pwnersy notwithstaibd- in^their :m atiiitf desire to ge fc^ri d J 'of; thpni*i inj tli e%4ty ^o i^ bair te iv ji Fo ri ,^aiit(;Sf 1su cK-I u ^tr ii- imoiit' of co-nveyancefas'jni6peylyriu cli i^cl) in nio; ditieiriiiisCbe absolutely useless,..t:antt' retain-; 'ed ;as mere superfluities.?!: A* rpowerful" sfciinib 11ts fcO'labov woiild'thus5bo'de^trdyed',^a|id<human industry" would 3'apguisb and 'die. >W6 jcSijnJierabtMopperatioiiiibfc-.a 'cause������nitail.:��������� ;tb social ;progi:ess������rnen?wM i^pduped ���������to;. dev;isi^\spiiib--plan fpi^yi^venting.*-; the" :daily re'" fieU JAMES ANDKR30N, Vick1 Pai������rj>EXT7' '" " jofl'^Ai)ArRy,.iy':r.,r'; BiRECTpRS.s: JpHV.COWXWNJ S kcr aTi-jiy .A^LrBaARiAVi ScufiwhcVbf tlye'lificoOvoiiience: above- specie j rf ?IS* lNSTiTb^rtffe.t^ir.W?nth cont;' ihgyihoiu. sob :by;jthem;sonio;epmmodity |i*ic;d--.n. "i'i';/"a"; y- . i..:; .:.,7 ;.:;?������������������"; ?iv li fc hv they' c o u 1 cl eas ily i h d'u ce v 6 th e rsi td ac-1' Wore.������tcr?s fcir^s' Pic to ri Vi-n i cf i on a ryj: IXrVls Diction -' ce.pt;^TlnS cbhimomt^. W^ toq>ericeiy^ oiwes^'M-6rrg\tt\tui-already observe aa- r'jiVr>iict: ;' J :7 "i '.^ i.".-.��������� i;.',".'���������'. : ' ^ELSpN'S'TorJg^^ ,17'lLL ARRIVE' ANb/jPEPART-'frfyrr^ olf]X in l-T '��������� "Barkerville; to.connrcV wi Ey- tUt- -f.^;> hv r ' ^F.n- .crpriseyiyLQa^mrnmilrfiyrih AlxxWltilFx At AiVa i!r^k, EVEBY.>'\yEJ5K^ cofiv#li^������^suRE.'Iii>TTHi3: ,n-nd Y^^������LES|lor^jll.pj^ts^if jjji^yMso'rii^.XfS������?, ? Om- m js$3ohs*i*������;ct;iy oo: a h <i J������oi>vJm % l^y^Bx-piT sp ; IV>r ������ tJio coIldctiofroWi^i^ to l)fi;obtiun&.d;iit^wWe3timfe^ cisco or en roirte^nct returdfs n iad a \titi\: i*f������jj"atch ��������� - -tv -, .- JOHN :B L'dVELV il^s STEAM SAW^mi^ii <^J������-~ V,t/.''.-.'-' i;:7,i' ' c-:^;- *JXX "'��������� XX.' ��������� .< '���������' -,- ������������������������������������ ��������� mHE^;UND^5SIONI^/^i&ER ilEReM\TS. beg Xytu iau/rio^bh^lniuibl^iits iii, ^'h!tou^f'iw.iliiarns Ore k tliat - tlu'y hajveiiow iii,'q-pcrjtl?.h ;>:������ RXEAM SAW 'MIPilj^ lob j t<x|v at'j'th,o lriouth of.-jM-Iak/tiu^cJj;'; a bovo Tlic r 111-1=i-Cc.i p^bl tv ^pr nira if u-;Vrcf uH b^ii4 tiiou^ i ii a ��������� fcq t fi Xjiimb r'prr I.H*ur,^iiy I ;M������tl^(]rv"w4^tl^T^:quJreii in P _ , , .. loii,at21ryi\y. A;;^^haio'^B Mill, Av j W %ipfa i iiptly-.^ GHA \X0 B^i iAny 'pia'nt7^}n;th^Hi^%o at KE- DUCE0 RATiSd. Tu1^U"n?ler.4i^h^flfu^t to in^l''it it-lib-" ^rj|.shiirtroKiFttie pMlilic^patr^i(|*y>ijli<i 'tliat tlicir old fri^rrjs-wiirkin.JyiKivHtlK'm'a.cUI.'iy.,.--*xaA -.* *'������������������":" ''s l.*'t 'S^Y'^mCtAombs &t.^asox. ' i ���������WilliUms^Crbok, Au^.*27tlv 18C6T7 'f >r "";B3' ot ^a P<tr- totperct ed, to a fe 1 fc n ec essi iy f o r -th e. ex is tan c e Siiniething* to.fucili tate"t\xchangea. ,, The ticiirar! svlb stance bsed' a I lirsti.asi uioney varied i ii di tfe L'e ii fc' c oil n tV i es aiid d i tfe re u t p e ri b.ds tb oiigli-rfo r I'eas ons tha t wo sh a i 1 p reseri tl y. en ii n i era te ��������� t lio *. p' i 'o.c ions '{n e ta Is ." we ro . ul tl - ma te 1 y chose n.;. In * th e ip I'll n i ti vri rig es \y e find e i rip I oy ed fo r tli i s p i i rpose;. 0 i h, fjptii t.";; she I js, 11 ai the r, s a 11, &g.,$ and th ese s ti i U. w o% b e li e y e t hoi d their: p 1 aae ��������� j un n rig -\ t ce r ta i n tr i b e| 6 f the h ii man ta m i I y. C it tt 1 e. i t U we 11 k n o w" n. c o n- s! i tn ted a fa v o rite i n s tru men fc o f co in m * > ree J in vey tlie idea of the ���������'���������superiority in value of the arniour pfiG.la'i'lcus iiiboye;; that "df'.i Uiomede"; 'tells iis that the ^V>rineK?\vas:.purchased .for o ne; hund red fin d"' I li e' 1 afcfcer fo r nine o'xepAB itt- abl o 1 of i tio iiey>; Nor d i d they; a rriy e at _ th is ^9aclii8ion iVoiri mere artitrafyt eaprie^^ bti^ thy R;n->ingB'voin will��������� he. foun��������� \\zi\ppli������������������*'l with tli. j j test iCn^lJsb.ccaLi .-li,- G suar.lL-iii;' Airier ici u,' an i CjJo- iii-IP iv i^.' iy1' lilji^izin-'S.-i'. >'.*;.-. .-��������� ;-;w: :--.v,; : . '; ,! TkiiMS of S.biis.oiiiin'i'i.v���������SS.p'r ou.i rt.fr, .or..$2.p'?r ipi nj 111. ��������� j^ sd a V. >l u i'oi's iifi-1n '��������� -1 to ii���������'ai'-sU i>*crfb^ts at 50 oLs,' i������.i.r' V'������iuiiii^ u*ithi$l ili*pn?iti' ���������'..,.-"' , Pi 'lis; an' n ij. su UseiiJ y r* -vmih ri. ih o li ��������������� a ' 1115: Il6om an I in ikiii^iisfiof-tii i B /oks an 1 P<jp.-rj will hu'c-i.'ir^- Git 25 cts 'far ia ch vi*\f. P :.-... '���������'���������-. : j(jS5=������ Tao It joni will -be op < u f riVm 3 Q i. 1 n. t i 1110 p. m. :-'������������������ '-. . .��������� ..'���������" . JTfiTiv nn\vi?nv* : BARKERVILLE -BREWEWV. :ys^mMymmMy:: ��������� ;.-" PEdrRiE.T.oR.'l- y St-O V^S;;y :;STO������E;S: 1 17 -JOHN HOAVltOX, V.S rcivtr try . i n. 1 ���������' L1 ft r\ r\ in; "rri lie Garibpo Sentiiieli- PUBUSilED ��������� 0% Tl 1K ��������� 15TH AND i 3Oril OF ; EACH 1 / iloxTii Duiirxk tlik'��������� \Yixtjbu. ������������������ ;'������������������'���������;?���������*.:- ;y .��������� -y, ALLAN & -.go.:: PRomisTORi?; ' Or;T:c7^-BARK^RyitIiE,: Wvpti^lgrip^r ;dA&nso(\i V". ' ��������� Subscription, $2 pepioporvtii-���������-��������� *'&-��������� ** (Incliiding cost of delivery,) Payable to tbo Carrier* J'; ;''.,' ���������' '^.^'l3A^KE.EV%tE^^ ;,;-y'.":: ��������� ;���������'���������--" Have j ust r-^ceiveU n" cb oi co s?&et ion of * ���������;' OAST'-irtLONlcOOktNQ STOVES Sheet Copper7;Zinc," Tin PIati* and, SheetTron, ��������� Wit h v������i ri ous"6 tu er. ar ticl i^s, i n.. th eir llna of itntd e. .^rAir'.Tohbi%in^tbo:TinJS^et.frrri Zijjc trade attended t#, aiul wuFruntedio give sjiii?r������c- tion.. i,,..'.'.; .'i,;..\- ���������������������������,.' ;,-' -..-v^i'-f-i- >.-.+! ���������'��������� f^y.g4 '-: v:-'.:;, -f ������ EtB ^|A:?E 15^' THI3"lSPl6 CERTIl?yi that Idmiuic lo'gfe spring ifoy .Ji .ir \v.rn.fijS" Iy f ilHilsr fut un j'mv l������^ii.4v-*3 i/ist bifct>niiri������r hf������ I- -., w i 1=��������� n I -..ppl i ������u ni jilt', W,; D " Ji OS te, B ��������� r:i<'r, B ;rlc; rvill������ vvliu in itj-fey.%v; ksl;r.������ltirda iny ���������hair, in ab un J a nco' to* its lurrp oi^'lrbaiei ys &&*&������ i:' ^������ , ^ ...,..-,,. * - . ,. 0ivir> QIBB0K3i ' ' Barkerville, Dec.. 20tb, 1SC6. ������������������ : *i 4 owtWUPnftwaDWMwmiwwfmra i^jii^lw+jfvr^^jUniGBZpVBSZiasW^^ THE CARIBOO SENTINEL ���������FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 18W. " Agents for the. ".Cariboo Sentinel. '���������'���������������rouse Cr?efc,".>:"- ���������yi . -.���������..-���������- . A. "McWha '���������Quean Iraouib, --Mr/Ctfu '!���������%Birnarl'a Express Oilier ;'vYnl'-% :'i- ������������������ Mr. Evans, .-. do do Xiltooft, ��������� F, W. Foster, do .do -���������x "New^ Westminster, ...'.'��������� .-.';��������� ��������� ��������� ,-���������.. Cl^rksnn & C "Victoria, .. -. ��������� ' . ��������� ���������"���������#*;. ��������� '��������� it. Millmiat.H, Lyw ;, TO COKRESl'ONOEXTS; AH communlcithns mast be' accompanied by the ���������t-jhI Bitni'-J an i uiuri:3S ot- the wriuiy. not necessarily with a vijw of publUulng the same, but- as security it>r .-his good?aith. ���������-'���������"���������*.'**���������'���������;..' THE NEW GOVERNMENT. ,'It is the boast ofBritain that her form of go>terbment is' the most tep ab Iican of m o n- archied and the most monarchical ol all republics. . The nearer therefore that any gov* ernment approaches to this golden mean the j mem"bers.rfive'of these ate public "officers, nine more, permanent >od popular it becomes, are magistrates who held their seats from the General Pest office, for allowing a great many fugitive papers addressed to miners to remain there, the result of this, carelessness has been that many of the miners have advised their friends at home to send them no more papers, and the Post Office department of British Columbia has been deprived of a large amount of revenue. The irregularity of the arrival and departure of mails in the winter season is also Very ^unsatisfactory, but. under the new contract fliis cause for complaint will be entirely removed, i Retrenchment; both by reducing'salaries and amalgamating offices, is a principal part of the policy of the Government ; The Real Estate Tax of Vancouver -Island'is to be abolished and all taxation assimilated. His 'Excellency points distinctly -ti."Cariboo as tbe hope of the colony in the following griceful metaphor:������������������'The heavy cloud of adversity which hangs over the south lightens as we proceed north ward, and no winter has seen a more numerous and contented mining population than that which is now working in our gold creeks.*' The Council is composed of twenty-tbre* NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ORIENTAL SAL RICHFIELD. THIS HOUSE WILL~BE OPEN IHJilING THE WINTER MONTHS. H >t GIN SliIKO an i PUNCH to warm the 'taner'itta'n, .������D i ev ry c >m:vrt fir th������* rut r. ' "FREEZE'OUTFOR FUN " THROWN 1% ,,.'.;; 1.3,0 JOHN HED1V. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OPPENIIEIMER & coj WHOLESALE & RETAIL TS, IMPORTANT to MINERS The un1er.*igned is:prepire<lto .: CLEAN BLACK SAND, BLOWINGS AND i' a ������������������- PANNINGS, On toramission, or wfll purchase any quantity on the y . ��������� a ST Lm::ftAL Terms, at the Reading Room, Cameronton, : i The Subscrihi;r'ls w������*ll known on Willi ims Crock, an'I Item the conn lenc* r posed in hira hor 'toivuv in the nbov twin *ss, he hop *s to re ive the pitranuge of the Mining community the ensulD^^N BOWRON; Beg to call tbe attention of tbe pnblic . tbeir well -selected stock of CLOTHING and if tbe; British "form of go verument is a standard of. excellence and comparison for all others, mucb: more then should it be the model for it^ own provincial governments, " and especially for those of Crown colonies. 7 There never has been an effort made by tin: *. late governments to adopt this model. The : : three Estates of the British Crown with equal *nd separate powers have neVer .daubed but once during more than a century, and that 1 "���������!''. 'The Legislative power in Vancouver Island, ^���������oathe other band, was; at continual, variance '!'.' with the Executive, and the less tbey found y 'themselves able to do, the more virulent tbey V-."became.' The lat* Government of British Coinmbia, absolute in form, departed so far ' " f ro m its p ro to type in spiri ,������.th at the third Es tale was not allowed a; real'existence in it", at --allf thus vainly striving "to build a porch /"larger than the temple, to write a preface - y longer than the book ;*' neither of these gdy- . liern men ts. cou Id exist long in American colon- ".ies,;nor did ��������� ������������������ tbey. - The former became the /.blind age.it which accelerated nhion. and the latter lor looking backwards to a connection which, but three years;ago; it so rashly sever V ������d^ :' ��������� which remains until this day." Nothing can ' insure the continued.and approved existence -'A of the present or any other governinent so / V uiucb as to copy after the British constitution, ��������� ��������� and that too "not after the letter but after the ^pirit.'^; It matters not whether the represen Crown, and nine are elected by the people ; there are therefore fourteen nominees of the Crown and nine representatives of the people in the present Honse. A1 though the elected members are in a minority of five, we may expect the organization of a body almost as essential as the Government itself���������Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition. : Divisions in a Legislative body are a necessary consequence of freedom, and the practi- but to make the most good of it by each mem- ber striving to elevate the character of his party, and in tbe utmost heat of contest to maintain a love of truth sand a regard for all the charities of life, by allowing enterprise, commerce and capita! to find their own channels, by1 reducing the price of law and the expenses of government.. To this administration are committed all the public interests of the colony uunitl the 30th day of June, 1868, and ho longer," its form and policy; fit ns as a glove does a band, but its conduct is in the future. j������&-Liberal allowance will be mado te Restaur -nt an 1 Hotel Keepers and the Trade gee^n.! on 1 irg������������ criers. I WILLIAMS CREEK THl^OLDA D WELL KNOWNHOU-E has heen re- I c ntly (p n -l by th<- un )*rMtrn;������', who.wil! mike it his constant Ktu y bv u������ins cv^ry ^n leavour to j������cco. mo 'a to the tr iv lin^-puMic., to flesrrva a sharj of the pat j* n������ee h?st������������we * on the former rccu]i'nts. j^y T>* B ������r cunt-'ln* nMtiiu? Hut me vry brst of LIQUORS and CIGARS. *Oiv������ 1'lm a c ill EDWAKD TROrATTER A CARD. ��������� (Berore Warner R SpaMing, Esq.) . ;��������� Friday, I8th Jan., 1867; Forest Rose co*y per D. Deigbton, vs. Jas. Lesh, H. Calder, G. Aitcbison. C, - White, J. Fergusson ahdiiT. Scott, shareholders,���������De* , ....-...-. _ ... fendants were summoned to show cause why 7;: tatives of the peoplo:and the nominees of tbe the shoald not be re8trained from working / ��������� 'Crown sxtrin one House������r in two, but it does thA ^m^nv',, ^nnnd enntr&r* tn,th������ fnr������- GOLO COMMISSIONER'S COURT. Mr. Wiltu* Kwkpa������������ick, ," '���������-'���������" ""���������,. yyxx"-~y''&i>:Ait:Zti<;y' -.-���������*J In reference to a remark made by me in MovembT I i������t, about some ^11 thnt was r*mov^1 Irom the Heron cl ilm. I ben stale as I *l i pIx wcek������ ago. that thrt cVuse of that r'mark AfuB p rtectly sUl^rnctntily ^xpl'Hnvi to me by you, n'n! I sine ������r ly r.^r -t >>v t .having use! any wor 's th=it c^-ul I In any wiy Injoro you or .hurt your fef������l- ini?������ ih the l?iJ������t. I cm fll������o art I that'1 have known vm intlmitt'ly for mor^tlnn *\x y^ra, ������������11 have ha'l a good deal of business transacttons vwith y/>u. an I hive always foua1 you nonfat an I sirtlerhtfcTwnrl with mya^if an I all others. You ar^ at liberty to pub- Hsh this if you choose. Your?, Ac, J. A. LAIDLAW. Grouse Creek, Jin. 25tbt 1P6?. 61m (LIBIITKO.) CAPITAL, $10,000, . matter.if-the nominees^ ; ^n oligarchical instead rof a democratic spirit; ��������� ior the. immediate result .will be a general ���������outcry for responsible 'government. In this ���������coiony the most radical have never yet made this demand, and certainly if it be made rashly or prematurely tbe fault must be laid at the -door of the Executive; for although it is all ' "but universally admitted that this colony is not yet ripe for responsible government, il will certainly be the snbject of the next'clamour of the people as the only remedy against Tabsolute raia-riile. , At best this government .can- only avoid sudden death by beginning <iveni now like the silkworm to spin and weave its shroud; it is but the scaffolding of the future edifice, tlie forerunuer of the advent. May the spirit of that Constitution. Wbicb has extended and consolidated an empire^ on which 'the sun never sets, preside over all its deliberations ; may unity and not mere uniformity -be the secret of its strength y may schoolastic -pedantry and cold conventionality bo abandoned bv all its officers. - Tbe first session of the first Parliament of ihe province of British Columbia was opened at New Westminster on the 24th ultimo by the Governor in person. Just as the primary -character of a man ie especially discernible in trifles, (forthere he acts almost unconcious- )v), so may the character of a government to a"great extent be determined even, by tbe general declarations Irom the throne in an oiiemne soeech. The diffidence with which the company's ground contrary tov the fore man's orders* divided. ; opening sp bis Excellency refers to his own ability, and tbe abiding impression he expresses ef the jrceat fl-vincia! depression, are not am^ng'the Irtast important sentences of h:s speech. The :laws of the two colonies are to be assimilated and gradually,amalgamated; the Vancouver Island Bankruptcy law and the law respecting the Registration of titles to Land are to be extended over the whole colony j The Urit- ish policy-of dealing with the Indians is to be strictly preserved, tbey are to have a standing in all the Courts, their cemeteries are to be protected, and the sale of intoxicating Ii- quors to them prevented; the Crown Lands are to be placed.under the control of the Legislature, as soon as a suitable re-conveyance -is made by the Hudson Bay Company to tbe Judgment for plaintiff, costs Friday, 26th January. Welsh co'y, Jonah Williams, foreman, vs- Wake up Jake co'y^W. Phillips, foreman* ���������Defendants to show cause why they should deprive plaintiffs of the water of Williams creek, Judgment for plaintiffs with costs. Wednesday, 30th January. Cariboo co'y, A. McMann, foreman, vs. Welsh co'y, Jonab. Williams, foreman,���������Defendants to show cauiBe why they should deprive plaintiffs of the water of Williams creek Judgment for-plaintiffs with costs. Thursday, 31st Jsnuary. Forrest & Carter vs. Washburne co'y* Lowhee creek, S. Walker, foreman.���������This was an action to recover $105 05 for goods supplied to defendant for the use of the company. Judgment for plaintiff with costs, to be paid in ten days. Friday, 1st February, Miners' Bed Rock Drain co'y, E. A. Wad- hams, secretary, vs. Cariboo co'y, A. McMann foreman.���������Defendants to show cause why they should not pay plaintiffs $2,462 92 due for their proportion of labor on the Drain. Judgment for plaintiffs with costs. A CARD. To Ma. Jas. CcMircsG/CinvtroDtown, Dear Sib, In reference to worls used by ro<vin November lost c nc -nlng gol I taken ?tnm the H-tfon ' tl dm, I now st-Uo from circum* stances that hav.*Rtnc2 come to my knowledge,! hav? vry zoo) r?.v*oh to b^liev*? that I was wrone, ah I sin- C rlyri'gr't ever having sai I anything that coull in any way injura your char ictt������r or bun your feelings. ;. -.'.-���������;. I am. yours truly. J. A. LAIDLAW.' Bark������������nrlll?, 22ni January, 1867. 61m a card: E THE UNDESIGNED MEMBERS OF THE JURY OF INQUIRY Cilled for the purpose of determining tbe amount of (lam'te^ln the case of JAS. CUM- MING v*. JAS. A. LAIDLAW, sny that from the cvi- lenc^pr-flenteil befor; u������, we h"lj-������vp that no stigma tents up(n the chanctef of MR. CUMMI^G, as an hnn������8t un' strtiff'Hforw^r I min^r. tini that we. w^r * ''Ismlsso I on account of nH :igr i������iin? a* to tho amount of <1nm*������e?!������, an I that the conduct an 11 mguiRs* of MR LAIDLAW in themUtT wis only for the purple of sKtin* '* cise which his duty as f������������r *man of the Hjron Compmy r'quirid him to invstigitf*, an I was not d.e- plen*1'! or int^n 1^1 to injur? the character or good name of MR. CUMMING or any one else. f C T. J.^n^8, K E'w������rX Jts. 0 Luring. Jim rMcNL'rhanla, R. C. Pir^onp, J. J. Bnml -y. W. A M^acham, H Tmham, W. G. Cwmba, J. H To'd, Wm. A Simmons, Taos C. Nuttull, foreman In 200 shares at $50 each, thirty dollars of which i& be pii: in t iking oi"shares an l the. remain Icr to ** pu mhj ct to the cdl of the compmy, ot at ifrd'hu uf-.flvj ucllars p^r month until all is pal I, ^phcohject for which the above company haB b^j 1 form*! is for tbe erection of a TEST QUARTZ MIU on Willi ims Crick B. C , above Rlchfljl!, Ihepofii^ havinpf-Kw^ c .'r.-tutly a.v! ct^4)W.nC^������nt.Qf.iita^.brv dant w iter pfivil 'g*'S as weU ab Us en trial pnBjUun ani its biins near to the main wagon toad making ileis? for the convey',! nc.j'of^u i?t* to sat I -Hill.' Tlvpromot. w in placing this Pr*sp:-ctut before tb������ public, expr-ss th.ir full confl hues in the sqcctm of the ttn iertaking, to those tbat invest as will as thi country at; large, for thc'emni'ry has been gr-atly re���������������; tar led by the want of a Q0ART2 MILL, to provo tlnpL Qu irtz of the count'ry. Th;;.extent of. the country aoj S5si the richness of its pliecr ������-iggings, an I the cruppiagi which every day come to light, gustily the con.panyin saying that by the ejection of the above iMill, witb all its advantages as regards locatJon.,an I water, thai it will'be r, JmunT ition to the shareholder as well as i grjatbeb'-fit to the e������nntfy. Tlie following is thepw. pasel c ip icily of the ���������Hill't' To be six Stamps, withr*. quisite Machinery, xipibla of crushing 10 tous ol Qu ������r:z cveny twenty-four hours. ���������-���������-'������������������' In consequence ol the great facilities <;njoyed by tbe Company, an I the advantages to be derived, not oalr of being the first Quart's'Mill'that wilt bo erected, tut giving the.prosp -ctor the advantage of knowing wb������ his Quirts ar) worth, without.sen ling lt.io;8.������nFr.������n cisco to be tested as now, taking montlis %o flB'l wil what cm be ascertained in 24 hours. An 1 tbe Diwc tors woul I further state that an investment in the above Mill will be, in their opinion remun-l>.itlvt>,afw crushing an I asssyjng for mln .ts on lib, r tl terras bb! .11 ������wing for working, wear Ac. of mill, they expeel t 1 .rue margin^. Owing to the distance the machinery is to be brough ah > thee >n������ *qu nt del ty.atton ll-.iir sucli things, it ii desirable tbat theshar m be all taki'u as soon its jims'. 1>1:\ fifty of which are already taken, in prjer to gel ttw Mill In runnlne:o'rler by the mi idle of June ������ejt. The above Mill beibg highly recommen led by the Mining Boar I an 1 also by. the lite an 1 present Gold Commission ts; the Gompiny have no hesitation In sayihg that they will get a substantial bonus from On* crnrn-nt, whic'i will go to tb������ Company as a sinking un I' An 1 also Irom tho long experience of Mr. Willi im Winn ir', a gentleman who oas had eight ymi xp ri nc ��������� in San Tr mcisco, Calirorni i, in the nvmu- factum of Quirts Mills; an I is Pally acquainted witb the litest iinpr-ivem-nts, an 1 under whose supcrintr* denei the, machin ry will be selected, we bavii no hesitatien'ih assuring the public that the best macula- ery will be b 1 vcted fur the Cwpany, An Office of the Company will be opened lo the towo of B rk. rvill?, for the purple j of giving all the info?- rnati-'n required, where a sett of books will be. op?n������4 for the company an I those that wish to take stock, 6 IT IS HEREBY AGREED by =ind between JAMES ^^ riunt,re.nu^ , ��������� , tM .. m ilMW- CUMMING un 5 JAMES A. tllDl.AW that the for s T?15 UNDERSIGNS!) have commenced in the *\*n P-lnvpiniWoftV Jurvm-n'in the ciso of JAMES I husm jss n xt door to MunlorfTa stables, BukiV* is an I Rhall be ac- v,J,e> an l Elicit a sbaro of public patrooage. CAST Inquest.���������An inquest was held before Warner R. Spalding, K*q.. Coroner, at Richfield, on the 2nd inst., on the body of Francois C&380, a cattle dealer. Tbe evidence before tee jury was to the effect that deceased left Van Winkle during a snow storm on the previous morning to drive a flock of sheep over the mountain to Richfield, and that the body was found on the road between Richfield and Jack of Clubs creek in an easy posture and without marks of violence. The verdict of the jury was, death from over exposure and fatigue. Deceased was a native of Navarre, and about 53 years of age; be was an'honest and successful business man and much respected. jE$������*Mr. H. C. Wilmott, our enterprising Expressman, has now two sleighs on the road between Richfield and Caraeronton, one for CUMMING vs JAMES LAIDLAW C pte I as a full s 'ttl wot of all i'IITt nc ������s between th ������m. an ' tbat up ������n the piym������nt of the costs by J. A. LAfDLAWthe action for lamiges her^tofnr > commenCJ'l sh'H b.������ withdrawn, an * na further ncihn or actions will be prjaecuteil.by JAMES CUMMING on tho abovv* case. Witn^Rfi our ban <r at B irkervill, Flgn-^1 in the 1 B. C. V*i* 22n i day of ^������n prwnc of | A. D. 1867. Jas. Wick'tam, JAME^CUMMING. B P. A-:n-R8iv.. J. A LAIDLAW. WillnmsCr^k, B. C Jmuiry 32n \ 1867. NEW EL DORA DO SALOON BARKERVILLE. nAVIVG PURCHASED THE INTEREST OF ROBERT DEXTER in th*������ abov -.n un 11 S laon, thu un ler- ���������sfgnvi woulirsspicfully solicit a c <ntinu ������nc; of the purn iga b"8tow j I on th" lit? firm, whic i by a strict att iati *n to bu^in *** H������ will n leiv-ir to merit. T> TERW V4HOR6A -' ARt i* nightly pnetised at ?7h S ! > >u, an '. th ��������� B ir U stocka I with tb* choicest LIQUORS an I CIGARS ^&*Boys please give ns a call. (J JAME* BURDIOK, ��������� Pr prhtor. Always on hand, New Work and Jdbbing doae at reasonable rates. ^^irOur t.wims rtjn regularly between Tale an^ C iriboo an i all orders in oar lino of bn^in^ss eartfalljr atten led to," 5 E. PEARSON & BROS. AT E. HODG6NS' OLD STAND Birkervillo, Nov. 12th 1866. I* \Grown; the. Postal Ordinance of British Col- drawing: wood &c, tbe other for the accomo* umbia is to be extended over the whole coiony. j datlon of passengers and Express m-ittor. He 'This^ Ordinance comes next to the Mining Or-j will also make regular trips to Grouse creek '4mahce in importance 'to all miners; great during the rest of the winter. Mr. Wilmott^ dissatisfaction has heen expressed in the obliging manner cdmineads him to tbe patron- ^.iflia with regard -to4k������ V^c^uvw-Maii^isge effche^ublic. * Dissolution of Partnership THE PARTNERSHIP h 'ratofor^ exl^tin?" botw������������n th** u i r<i fu i tt iter th* n ������n ? an i se yl * of BURDICK k DEXTER. S 1 ion K ��������� -p ri, Bark rvill -, is Usolv > bymutttilcvinse'it. All 'eiUs uj to the Uta firm muHb-p iit-VJAMES BURDI K, who is the only pt*o������ authorix vi to rje iv* too tnm\ an i-allin lebt- ^Jneas by theltte fir;n will o-j Hqiti hiUA hy u\ n. JAME> BURDICK. , ROBERT DEXTER Bari������P7Ulif B. C, frib, -Wth;, 1867f -74ia NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED having beueht'thft |n*������r*t ������* E W, LAWLESS in tho OCCIDENTAL SALOON, B irk rvill', will r -.ep n fen the 2b Felru ������ry. VJJar-T.������o bast oi WINES, 1/QUORS an 1 CISASS at the 3 :r an 1 comibrtablj BEDS .urnhherl at nil hmirfc" 6 2ii L'S^tE THURBKR TO ALL WHOM IT UAY CONCERN. E THB UNDERSte ED have eol 1 oarrlsht, itlttj n^, nontrstm the Willi ims Cpaefe BED BOCK DRAIN IO. (Untile-.), an I havj h|3o trinsi'-rTJil ������? Ciart t in ! ill fie ri<hts w-i p ������w T"i wliici it gT3BtB unto JAMES ANDERSON aai JOHN WACLARB ROBT. K. ms Cam'Jroston, B. C, KoV. Soi %Jm> My' Mm ^^ yzxxyk 1 gat fie* s T HE GMIBOO-iSENTI-ML FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 15, l������67. TKLUJGHAPHiC. fecial;JHspitcjS to the Cariboo 8bntwi&). !'Ptriet today, IRrirri j. Efclmbkea rose to call at- A v Mention to the%tct-that only seven members i 7 iiadi been appointed for: Vancouver".*Island ;; the reading of the Act������f Union called tor eight, under such'conditions it would be well - "before proceeding with any business to-asber- \ '.../��������� loin whetherthe Legislative Council was not ririiliegaXly constituted body, be fcad no doubt , that his Excellency would remedy the defect, ������hd^(jtwfclceyt6 ^fteTpeo^ple of Vancouver ��������� Island} i tbsybad^once Veen ��������� iree! arid; hripecl y Boj>h;.tp )>e8pr again.; Htm. Attorney-General said He was notpreparted for the question and y wouldisugges^that^the subject be placed first in/thVstending orders jy it was not m\mf or proper to entertain;any; question !until,after ���������ly. the'consideration' of the Governor^ speech. '!"t Hori/rJ. S. fielmcken.had* no particular ob? ijjeciion^p the suggestion of the Hon Attorney- ��������� Gen erai if the* question had tiot been one of -ap much4importance; he was not >a ware of the - "nature 'of the rules governing the delibera-' tibna of the co unci! rbiit thb ug ht th at a ques- y y tion bfipciv^ any time-withoutnotice, be was however wilK P ing to giv^e HpnVgefltle : he wbuid^pppiht '���������- a Bpecial day. he could ' '" choose hiai-bWn;time;ytibi. A. DeUosmos.snp-1 i^ '. Presideiit Birch replied ':confirming the remarks of the Attorney General ih regard to question T>f order. - Hon. Treasu re*r Vo u ng laovedtbattlieiGovemor^'Bpeedj'be printed and copies distributed,���������seconded and carried Hon. P. O'Rfelly moved that a committee be appointed to draft a reply to bis Excellency's sneecb. The President appointed the Hons. Collector of Customs, Magistrates for Victoria and Yale, members for. New Westminster Victoria district and Cariboo. ; Council_ adjourned, to. Wednesday at3 o'clock, p. m. Washington, Jan. 23rd.-^Tbe National Senate yesterday'rejected the nomination of John Beglerto be Assessor of the fourth district orCaliloriiia,...:; The Chicago capitalists bave rushed the railroad through Iowa with wonderful energy; 3t is announced that tbejron tracks were laid *o Council -Bluffs ou tbe Missouri, opposite Omaha, yesterday. The Missouri is to be bridged at that point, and then there will be -;��������� continuous"line of railroad from New York to the north fork of the Platte, a distance of about fifteen hundred miles. Last spring the Chicago journals thought two years would be required to build the railroad through to the J ��������� Jiieaouri f.yU' Dispatches by the cable informs us that the British Admiralty has decided tbe Rap- pannock case in favor of the United States. That the chief \pii the Geretan insurgents >has ; ������^dressed a long letter to the American Gon- e- *iity thamkingi the people jbf: the iUnited States for their sympathy, and asking for vessels to TeMove; women iaridi ichildren; from the isf ��������������������������� Jand. Prom thislit appears faat: the "Greeks intend to fight the battle thro y ; Sacramento, JahT^ ^ 'northern California and wuthern Oregon state a heavy^fow ofrtiail and snofir. continues to prevail m" those regions au4 'the stream s wer, e greatly swollen. ���������' - ���������/��������� , y Wasfci^fo^Ji^ ���������President ba������ap^rpve^ for the meeting of tfie-fortfeth; ���������bn^ \:yfig. 4th of March- i All theyi������ije1 jd^nals with Confiden t anticipation of a vetr^ have been assailing this measure as the ^ Vginnlpi'of a long, parliament usurpation ��������� and cow their leader gives it his'approbat*4Qu jTxmes reporte-that ^;^presWent is weakening ontbe subject of' ^contraction, and that a plan for the i^io^bf amnesty and qualified negro suffrage A������^.beeii discussed by he Cab- ���������'Inet. ' ������������������ f Oil and the Union Act gave the Governor the whole power-of nominations without compulsory^apportionment of seats; the word maximum implied power to appoint a less num berT; yMP declined to say what position Mr. Young <bccupied bJut said that Victoria had 8 members. i iiiWberi pressed the President said that the Treasurer was not a councillor, Messrs. Helm- ckeBi DeCosmos and Walkem spoke ably in refusion, and the House adjourned.. . ���������^^Tfaitraday among the notices of motion were :Mr.;I>eCosmo8' to suspend thecoHection ofIater-cplonial Uuties, Mr. McDonalds��������� to amend Victoria Incorporation Ordinance, and Mr^Orease's to ameud the Customs. Law. ^.Victoria, Jan. 31st.���������Steamship Aotive arrived at 7 o'clock yesterday morning after a splen did ru n of tli ree and a Ij al f d*y s fro m SM^rahcisco. The Active brings 2b passen��������� gets;Ari fair freight and the mails 5 she will sail for San Francisco ut 9 o'clock on Saturday morn ing. y/New Westminster, F<*b. 1st.���������Council met at 3 o'clock. A message was read from the Governor stating he was prepared to receive the reply. 'Introduction of bills.���������Solicitor General- Wood, to provide for greater conciseness in the, drafting of ordinances. Chief Commissioner Trutch, to provide for the extension ol the land laws of British Columbia to Vancouver Island. Mr. Ilelmcken, to regulate the coasting trade; also bill to repeat trade licenses of; Vancouver Island. House adjourned to wait Upon his Excellency with the reply to tjje speech, ''.'���������''-���������.-;������������������'.: indemnify'the Government for not having enforced ihe Vancouver Island Sjock Act and portion of the Harbor due3 Act, also bill to assimilate the laws of B. C. and V. L i The bill was only intended to.apply to.thepi^eseht emergency, to create uniformity of taxation, and to apply to Vancouver Island the civil and criminal law of England as it has existed in British Columbia, since loth Nov. 185.8; with regard to Trades licenses and other matters special bills would be brought forward. Mr.DcCosmos said the people of V. I. regards the collection of duties on goods; entering British, Columbia from the Island as an Executive usurpation, he was willing to indemnify the Government for its action in making ta^xatioa equal, but could not asseut to this bill. ground and is paying dividends ; the gold is found in the back part of the ground which is a favorable indication of a back channel.��������� Raby co'y is washing underground and paying over expenses.���������Rankin co'y has found good prospects in an upper stratum and. is now rnnhing a tail-race.���������Praire Flower co y has snnk a shaft about 100 feet deep and is drifting from ft.���������Bed Rock Drain is abo������t 40 feet above the welsh coy.7s. upper shaft and The Council Monday. adjourned till 2 o'clock gn K . ,., ei, Jan. 25th.���������Randall's bill for aubstitutior^ ltJgal tender not^afor the clrcu. ^nl vbe national Banks is received with ^1���������^j favor that the .Banks are already IJ^^^ring to confine their business to dis- ^^ tnt and deposits. New York, Jan. 22nd.-rN. P. Willis, one of the ornaments of the literary world, is dead. He died at the age of sixfcy years, ��������� New Westminster, Jan. 30tb. -The House nvas in session this afternoon, the time was occupiedln discussing the rejily to the speech in committee of the whole. It is a non-com- 'niittal doc^raent. An arrietfdraent offered by Mr. Heirackeui that the Governor be informed that there was a generaf feeling in favor of Victoria being .the.seatof Government was withdrawn for the present, and the reply passed, -wr. Helmekeirt coustitiitidnal motion produced a; long discussion,. ��������� - i- ��������� Mr. Crease's explanation is considered ������9uivocal, he claim* that the order in Coun- MINING-INTELLIGENCE. , WILLIAMS CREEK, ���������' Never since the discovery *0f Cariboo did prospects look brighter than* toey do at present, those traces of.care ar^ wan^ 80 evident during past winter awa\rD08t wholly effaced by the constant working of many paying claims and the rich dricoveries recently made. Many old.claims have become new and old leads that have be ;.n lost for years have been found, and even 'oeyond these bounds of cer- taintythejadv^nce(i S(age of many prospecting claims tr, most favorable localities, holds out the br������ gbtt'st hopes of general prosperity, p. ^������^rG������bf the rich deposit found between Richue;id and the canyon has hitherto been a,SrFiai;.mystery, but it is all but solved by ���������ft������;^^ disebvery of a well defined rich lead of r^d gravel ih the east bank a short distance abbveyche town. All the claims above tbe town, paid expenses during last summer and mp.nyofthein paid much more; theyhaveall vyorked during this winter except one and of those ;ihat iare working all are paying but one Those now working are the Bradley-Nichol- co'y paying is now progressing rapidly ^ it will tap the Baldhead coy.Vgrouud in about five weeks. - STOUTS GULCH.. The High Low^Jack co'y is rnakingyexpen- ses.���������Floyd co'y is running adraint?inRelnhd preparing for washing iu the spring.���������AHhras coy is,also ruuning a tunnel for the same purpose fa very large yield is /expected from these two claims next summer.���������Jen-kins co'y is paying over wages. y CONSUNS GULCIL ���������S The United co'y washed up during the last six days it worked 045 ounces but was forced to qiiit for want of water ;'itcjs certain now I bat the United co'y has found the Ericcson lead the break in the rim-rock through wliich the Ericcson was fed has 0been found,���������The Home-Slake co'y immediately adjoining the United co'y. drove a tunnel, into the side lull and (ound the channel but the tunnel was several feet too high, the company is now running another tunnel to strike tfee , bottom of the channel.���������Hood co'y adjoining. the Home-Stake co'y is running a tunnel for the same channel.���������The ground of the old Lone Star co'y is to be prospected..through tbe ������lefjiht'b:ys~M ttrimeI'y-ihe-xre^r*"COnipTrajr^Icr tj begin operations immediutely.���������Brittannia co'y further up the gulch h taking out good pay:' The whole of this gulch hss been located on'both sides to the summit. '.. GROUSE GREEK. :': The Heron co V is still'paving as largely as even���������The HanYlip co'y has nth a tu.inel in the lower end:0f their ground and have sunk seyeralshafi'a *jn the tunnel, two of these shafts are five ao.d six feet deep respectively, ahd an 1nterra:ediate one is.thirteen feet ahd a half showio, g the existance of a channel; the bed rock 'in the bottom of the bleep shaft is pitch- ��������� ng two feet in six towards the creek.���������Wild Opose co'y is taking but wages.���������Full Rigg washed up 112 ounces last week.--Discovery co'y washed'up 130 ouhce^s for week ending Feb. 9th.���������Shy Robin c6'y have' qiiit ^working for want of water.-^-Rob Roy co'y is running ai tunnel into tlie bill.���������Saw Mill in the .course of construction at the upper end yof the. creek wil I be' teady for op era tion in the spring. ^ '?��������� '''���������.-' ''.' ..-x ��������� ���������'���������' ..'. CANADIAN CREEK. ' .; This.:creek is; situated between Williams and "Grouse, and. if: the: claims prospecting there'should strike it before spring-'this section of the district will employ all the men in. the country. The Miller coy is sinking a shaft which is now 50 feet deep. There is another company near the mouth of the creek working from an old shaft which was sunk in 1863; the whole of this creek was staked Off lately. ��������� . ANTLER CREEK. The Smith co'y is the only onev at work on this creek. They are running a prospecting tunnel which is now 145 feet into the hill. ! committed to priaon for one year." The rules of proceedings in this Court are ihe same as those drawn up for the use of the Supreme Court in Vancouver Island afcd especially ad������ apted to Victoria, but many of th^ai suit this district during the absence of the tfudge at least,:ttbont as well as if they were taken from a Court in Turkey or Japan. The resident Barrister has become Judge, Solicitor au'd jury, he issues writs of summons in ihe name ot Matthew Bailie Begbie. Judge,- the writs are obeyed and appearances filed, but he objects'to them as illegal, c laims judgment and issues execution. At a distance of 300 miles from the on ly p0 wer that can arres 11 he judgr meat or stay the execution, in the middle of winter, and with the rules of Court for our guidance which were drawn up to suit a small city where the Judge was always present- what is the unfortunate defendant to do ? Before his application wtmld reach New Westminster his estate would be in the hands of the Sheriff. He has only one alternative left and that is to pay What he 'considers an unjust debt with all costs, and that too without any known means of redress. It is possible that the Barrister may by his very shajp practice be going beyond tbe rules, but there isno excuse for the indolence and neglect of a Court which copies Its', rules of practice, many of which were never intended to suit the circumstances under \vhich it exists, and allow suitors to be publicly robbed within its pale. If an after investigation shall show the proceedings to be illegal even that will not be a remedy, for then the action would be against the barrister, and only oi a criminal nature. One del end an i wno made every enort in his power to set up a defence had judgment filed against "' him for $10,000, arid it was onlv the nature of the case and not the accomodation of the rules that gave him the alternative of a Court of In- qu i ry, and if execii tion' had on ce been. issu ed, further proceedings Couldnbt be stayed un- tiI the execution^ was satisfied; Another defendant who was even more determined than the former to setup a defence; filed ah appearance within the* time allowed, the next thing heknew of the action wa^ that an. execution to recover $310 and-cpsts was issued" "' against hfm, and upon investigation found that judgment was entered; on the grounds of non-appearance. The appearance was quito valid under the 42nd rule, for it expressed the intention'and mentioned the residence of the: defendant; but simply because the address of a firm as well known as any other in the district wasiplaced in the body of the document instead.; of immediately.under, the signa* ture., judgmej^t^otis.rby.;. default ypnA.Jion-ap- pearance, land the defendan t knows notbing against sohi co'y paying over expenses.���������China paying oyer expenses.���������Taylor co'y over expenses.���������Henrietta co'y are prospect- ing.---Fbrward co'y paying very well; this is the company that has struck the hill channel of red gravel.���������Casket co'y is paying over expenses.���������McLaren co'y have just commenced working.���������BrousecOy paying over expenses. ���������Well Mary Ann co'y paying over expenses. ���������Dutch Bill co'y is paying wages.��������� Six-toed Pete co'y is paying wages.- rCornish, Forest HilI,Tyack, and Tontine co'ys have joined together for the purpose of running a tunnel into the hill to prospect for a back channel.; ���������Welsh co'y was taking out good pay until last week when a series of law suits regard- r- Jake 'ys and oetween ine vanu00 aim jfelsh co'ys prevented them from working.���������Wake up Jake co'y is taking out pay.���������Cariboo co'y Washed up 80 ounces last week.���������Hit or Miss is paying well.���������Borealis co'y is again counting its yield of gold in ounces by the hundred the pay is found near the Davis coy's line and stock in that co'y has taken a rise.���������Caledonia co y is working underground arid paying oyer expenses.���������Never Sweat co.y is paying expenses*���������Last Chance co'y is wocking underground and making wages.���������Cameron co'y is working imderground and making over wages ���������Dead Broke co'y.'baswoi'lced. most of the winter but is now closed down by the seVere frost���������Forest Rose co'y is working uudar- last week wnen a series or law suus reguru ing the priority to the water for mining pur posGs, between the Welsh and Wake up Jak< co'vs and between the Cariboo and Welsl BCRSS CREEK, ��������� There is a company making over expenses on this creek all winter.. ; CANYON CREEK. From Mr. Luke Fergusson, who has just arrived from Hixon's creek, we learn that the Stewart co'y has found a ledge from three to^ four f������jet thick. They have drifted along the ledge for 25 feet taking out from.70 to 80 tons of rock; they have quit wopk for the present. The Washburrie co'y have not yet found .the ledge. THE SUPREME COURT. about* it* until the execution is issued hira. I takeno exception to the rules aVove quoted giving protection to the Bar, as nothing lowers the dignity of a Court more than the admission of pettifoggers to practice, but there should also be at least a special rule allowing sufficien t ti me between the filing of judgment and the issuing of execution, to refer the case to the Judge when judgment by default. The fourteen days now granted are sufficient when the Court is sitting here bat during the .winter months the time should be..at,least six or eight weeks. There .are other cases also of a similar-nature but I fear your space will not allow me to refer to tbem at-present. Yours, <&c., " Jus. ��������� To the Editor of tue "Cariboo Sentinel." Sir,���������It seems unfortunate that this institution, which all should trust and respect, is ever ree u r ri ng fo r p ub 1 i c censu re ; th e p ra c - ti ce 0 f th is co ur t in th e d is trie t o f Ca rl b p 0 for. the last few months would be sufficient to sully the ermine of any bench. As a matter of course, the plaintiff or plaintiffs will always retain the only barrister in the district, and the defendant is always left to make his own derence. The Bar is so protected by the Court that the defendant can have no assistance except fVoiri an Attorney or Solicitor on the toll at the time of acting in such capacity. A notice out of the Supreme Court is published in the Government -Gazette1 warning suitors and practitioners, of which the following are extracts:���������;* No person shall act as Attorney or Solicitor to sue out any frrit Or process or commerce, carry on', solicitor defend any action or other proceeding in any Court of.Law or Equity in the name of any -other 'perSoh, without be'ing himself qualified lis an Afctorhey oi* Solicitor and on the roll at the time of acting in such capacity, and whereby any unqualified person acting aa Attorney may b������ A Fact for Geomoists.���������In sinking a shaft at the Garden Tin Mine, io Mbrvah, the men had met-with a perfect pillar about eight inches in diameter, standing, so to speak, in the solid rock, and Very different in its composition from the surrounding graihite"; and what is stranger .still at the base of this pillar they have come upon what they say is a fly-wheel of the same material. Large pieces both of the pillar and wheel where exhibited to the adventurers at the account meeting on the 2nd, and some portions of both are still left unbroken in the rock, that the curious may see for themselves. BARKKitviLLE.r--ft is now beyond a doubt th at Barkerville is to; b e \ t h e ch ief io wn in this district for another year at least. It only requ i res th e rem oval to th is p I ace of the Post Office, Public Library, and office of the Bank of liritish Columbia to make it the most convenient rendezvous for the miners. pSt" Subscribers to the Literary. Instil We are" making serious complaints against the disgraceful habit^of carrying awayv the latest papers and magazines frorii the Library. It will not be safe to be caught ih the act after1 this notice. 03* The Committee of the Mining Board appointed to superintend the repairing of te Williams Creek hospital, request the Board to meet at their office on Wednesday next, at 7 o'clock/p.mM'tOipasa.the Accounts. - REMbvAr^The Bank of Britiish Columbia intend removing their office from C������meronton ; to Barkerville in the course of a few weeks. . The Express and Mail.���������The Express an4 Mail are expected on Sunday or Motxd&y um$ mm "i'M^^- J> ���������������i.!MBW������lwmMI! -1; f'rc^jiM^wgjMft'tettrt^pyflfc^-M^ EVERYBODY'S FRIEND. j#4,..i-<kvyy.v k;*Uii=������; The Confederate Cruisers and the British Gove rnme n-t.���������B u t; wh en our, jnj n igter: "* ; ''' xy ' 'fiiicFhimseU*, b'e.will find,thi ���������" ���������' ^lx'% 'xi***?^^e *$|D<������-a^probatiorvof -^*''''yVf '^."j...hlztinttqfjhi3Actions." Thet '*.' ' Conduct, formal I experience.has indisputably ; demoustrutcd.andjConflrriied.tho fact. ���������yy! ,.' \ Aigopdslor^ :".r rV ,*';'.! y-X';- y ?.,,T:':'-'"r','''ii������',������������������ti^f* <etv l\ n.. **v������ U' ��������� *% t ���������* .1 **'' 1 i. ������'A'������'if 1'.. f \. 9 rl'-t V ���������.'_ ���������! ���������>.'-.thb picture, whichdid not racet��������� their%ap pro- '' .''-''".. fiNRtfoP, i #?ft I'1ei.Picture -iwas -daubed from ..; ;' Jl;, J���������;<' V. /Ct-'Sjjjqn of ������laubs> resemL>1ing chaos.' - So the ' zl ' 'i artist fyiysM,aad-besott^hc a learned friend ~-y:.yy^yy y{:<-.Vu.c'-iL:y.'''r~yx~���������^^LXiyx-' ��������������������������� ��������� vAi.s,g.icturo^., ''- ypy. P J;Honu3fc;jiprighfc/ana;jf^ '' yy t \ s 1,^e(ls Ijt^o admirer^, though many?p'eoplfe'are; tha this conduct -will" age���������and also ;j.Iieir.e|iilt b������}that escape was pf ul fi'who' %ey cp<ry; #ich a destnictjbri .bfT^^^AmbriodRWerchdh i^ibperam^ntsibf ttlelnltvvt th e Socks ';>qf ;��������� Nejvy; ."'*.tprk i % ere ; emp tie d.-^-to !>ei^JwV^re. iu; refu������ing^arbUmtiob concerning losses^ai'rip. great a^cltle^ catisecl by;,oii tipWp '^pn fessea\'inegl eels| elFeciual ly;���������; un i fesA agai list' iiis'all!parti.6sci'nthe states?'yAt-thesame"time. ?$jrVodiitni is!itipxei$ed$Tl��������� the. absence' of al 1 -'fibrtHp;pursue the illegal--ship,\ and' hiridbr- ���������.iii^lier.8bmpile tingi; her a r mauien tj or to i co my ^mand^Uer seizuv^ jcomhwn cpurfo ��������� byiordering>;h#i*i:to->b^^!Z0^i;:;;iFy%iievi wtiiitytp ��������� Jfossau !i .Liprd^iPal mere to ri 7M IG p vernm en t'; *���������; npA peared to;have given jiid^ment against themselves, that the*^ ough^ ifesi :tp ^yeryiiKnglish ^Ortjjihsteatl of which, thet ship; and A ts;; captain Hv^p! feted iii English' ports^y! the iiQueeri^sifserva h tsi' even * after} 11 .had'::begun Jts career-of 4des true tion. , Osteh^ si-bl^<its^ us. When' lib this'it is ivdcled; that ytliesh ip was built,-by Brit;sh^ capiUi 1 ^'manned ^chieflyp by Britislf siiilbrs, ;and -oveny byiiinany; trained in the Queen's ships v! ������\tui.; th a t J; i t; a e v e r: ��������� e ri te r e d it f?prt of the Southern'-'.Qbn fed whom it;prqi^s^dly belo sheltered itselfr.iiniler, BritishV guns i trbm������������������������������������; the iHriited Bjtates' cruisersi-~wevseem7itp haveebn- ;oe nti^ed ifii | tli is ;o n ^ i ��������� ailftiiF th e Vin pst x va rib lis and:.in(,ei^ ; La w J sisb meiS ines i very.'ip cl d^-^ very ^hrj} risiugv 1 Whiitis ical led ihternatibnaiilaw, -boing soften &^3ttlMued^^ :m l ypy x'M ���������; ���������������������������' -mW ibe: s til I od der tha ������:t b em ii hicipa 1 *= law, *Ii ^UESySLMOUTH ADVERTISEMEOTSW ���������^**���������������������������.r������������������- . , ui.iii.j.t.ui.-.'.r.f.1-1. -a- <=-J-- *r '���������'.. r.,>-. ��������� '������������������. ���������*������������������ -��������� OTI G er u- >���������?? Enterprise x.yll, itfiii leave SODA^ CREEKi.,., -.- - MONDAY & THURSDAY ^MORNINGS,; :��������� ������������������'������������������'��������� i-}-.-;-���������':: -:yy'ATiJ)AiXl6Hf ;,.-;���������.]���������' ! WEDNESDAY' &; S ATUR D AYi MORNINGS. 'y AT6 0������CLOCK, -���������; ' ^f^,,1>e,' bbnn?cting at^Si-iiii Cr ������^k .with- ���������BAR^kn.'S PiTArks on. ><f Wyu^hy^ trip ;!uwn-inj! Tjur.^/ny^ trip.up".yy l%&- Freight toiQuesnelUi cts. ^ I6v "_*; ! Stviiinor 'EiH^rpn5������v^fyy.::>'y; !-':-iy;- '?'<;��������� fi; ''5::'y^-;>-:i;ii-'^r7yy.:;t';V ?*,#*:.* HOu! BOYD-*SEATHV;BroprieWrr rpms ittOUS&is sitttateU ;26.njiUs IronrQu^nJ ,1 pllnrt witli tlie begt.br;in^i5 ,oi; J4qUors an-������ s-i������5li StoWlng; HjjyVOats'and -Barluy. ���������' ^- Tho'CRp ll H'-iuse off-tUb-Road.,,.... AtfftZJ.^ Ma ,i/.:l' ;;i.May:?tst,-18B6. "-;& '!;���������/������������������':{''-.; %yy n'1/f..rr ���������'��������� juuice. 1i<u^uiiifg,.iu/in-,u}igiJb j;0.oe:cascaown ��������� . '-1-',, >' , '?Jec^il?S^ ������^V?'1' Ripce^o^*hlsaicqtiamtahces"are1 'T.y ^^^incIineduto ,rojcct 'him. an&iihrlerate'his'merits. 7. y'-' .yt pThe time. iSiSuite.'tp, come, when mbdest-hvorthi ' y. - ' . ;wiUjmeetiWith.;t.he/ re wardv-which/;is' itsadueV n ed/ and:- patient la's? :ll7be:iqtfaliaed^-rlf 1 " J i mi d w li en th e lo ng c o n ti n n edJ anJd: patient' asiJ .y ipiratious for^ambitionl.wi" may^be; s ti 11 ocl der tha ������: th em u nicipa I -i 1 aw.5 It Is nort^fprJns to^prejudgc. whati, an. .honorable :arbitratorimight^hei'e' decide; but \ we/, say; thatto;stand .qi"i^ancl| eq 1 dly:?%efuse 3 the "terbf-: Hr^Ubrf^hiclii;twS ask' and claimiMvho^Have^certainiy been- sorely-hainn,- ed "by^diiiy negligence; and- brieve; themselves deeply injure^ by our wiling connivence j Is ,the fonduet^f^en.^libido'not know- to what ;hazaj^;>^e^expdsei, thefifiiiflish^^empire.^- 'jFraser��������� s. ilagaaine.' t,< ?- -,:"��������� ���������'��������� '};, i1 ''\:' *,y ��������� Afraid,ri������lMight BB^DisADw^Scehe- at'-the 'conn ti ng ,room, pf ;!av:'rao rni ngx ne wsriap e r. Eiiteri ..a1; man;M" Teu (tonic jtehdep nies,' consi fiery. ��������� HpOLONIAU RESTAURANT^/ ��������� P . qqeSneuioutH} " -v ������������������ ��������� ��������� t yt , " vp' 'f:U JOHNSON; Proprietor,/' /yf Afeals at all hours, and(Cooking of the best: y * y ������������������. ��������� ��������� ��������� description. ��������� ���������' "��������� ;'s -* .:��������� bdCIDENTAf ::,. Ay)-, x. r... ������������������ ��������� QUESNELMOUTH,1'' /���������.yy(:Bl^^;#'GIIiLlS;-;:Pj Go o d Beds;. itestau rau. t: Billiard Tab le;: &c ; i ' '<>) - Stiiil ding for Horses,' Huy a nd -pa ts. s .i i f"-. y\ oy^^ /���������; ������.'. ' *: "! Old' . EsTABtisiiKi> * General ,, Si'bitK,; yy-.'<���������. PROVISION. WHOtiESAiLE & ��������� COMMIS^ yfy:^"ir^^I^^fERpH^NTS,; . -'���������': ES"tbraget: ^c.--Term,s;iiibst,;Mod8ra^te;,Xr i XVyX ."--y-QUESNELMOUTII-.-,;.. ,.,-,' 7--:-V;s;,7j tho r.^)tU)ii\Vo6f i ,Hotvl^ls^ho>v rpr^r^f^ffliw** jr. 't riirtlio iroaj cr >n ti i Id I ng. a s; ip; floesi;;������yi rmt ym] $. jj,j ;iLIR^8>^aDVJ3PmSEiVH3N,?S: is he j; bej I' roomsj>V! 111 gnt>Vic'bpc'! s^^-Tl i p-jTABi" jj ��������� s������ i pll(f<),; Wiili'eyyry^lrcncy.'it Is'possfclo.'jiii pr.rcur J iipp^r.c;)uniry. 'Tho.iBAR' is rstoclte'd' wltH'tlieb' Liquors fln.U'lhpiCholcPBt'^rgil^r^ A-yp'i "y x yyA^-M^AJ^,; fit$0 -EACEL 'jjjt ; v TheiStabling- Ibf;:HnrsPs':Jb all itlidt- &nl'I ibeiImJ a nil; the cl j a r^os.; a re Yyeryt mod bra ttii ���������' <Hay (of jj P^ <���������������>', $2;. 0}\ is. anil./Barloy,\nt[.-<ilj������. vChenps'st.������,J rati'S^ 'Vy . ���������' ���������".;'. !'y\ - '.'"'['si "V.c "m \' :.i'. j*' ��������� ;������������������: ... !������. The^unflcrsignetJ hi-ftfn! largo ^uhittil^ of OAT I oil' hiin1!," for $* In Aril Wte. oi- smii 11 Yj u tin titles" ^ (losirnus of:puroburingytlilisi articlei-wouM do tai glvelilmlcallv.: :; 7.-,-'��������� ^XjAxvV ,x-"y ... n qp4$y.l p'-.y.-. -iy ^^;PEU^ETIEifc Prefab..' ^ly'l-lAxy'v ost moderate.-. '. .'��������� ���������-'.. ' ��������������������������� t - -������- c^v^i^'t'ii. ITU;.'.. . y<- ��������� s;'".' J: ': A OREAT REDUCTION has.bpfn"-.mudgin tbo chajj ������������������"'{-!'-"''':.: :'- ���������-' ������������������ '::A ^Xi' at this esta blisllnVetj i} so as to sui t tlie times ' ;i'J-. f v' j ^- J : i J^VIilLEOOET.-FliOUR;'MIlili; CO. y , ' ' I-s, 7^ ���������; - , -; ., s ' = t ( y-p. "W;; ^FosrKK^A^en't^. I... ���������i;;pbtol/etIstf l^i McLEESiE'^iSBNAY 41 ;-SX 6PEN.c^ORj:^HEyACCOStMODATlON EbWrN TYNOIM, ' ;_ (x 1 . humauHy.. >, While1 theueris life '.therein hop el ��������� t. ,., ' \ , aruV thosje thljL.fcJiitbitually illtrfeafcj16'thers liriay :'-V'i .���������]'���������'������������������ ;nor bue;grain:of sand the hind; neither- doe% -. .yo'iie punyhumanibeingihold'in hia^hand the^ PAvy , ��������� ���������, ,.. m iist.c on ti u ne o n ward? i nth e s trai'ght hnd; n arV * pi ' "> to w p ath wh ich le a ds.* to >��������� su cecss." ��������� ' Tp ^ma jse 1,: 5j -. ^iise,of;an ^pl(d ;andthomely exhorbation.^��������� ' '"!'" X-PP: yx ;7ir:^^jb":If-at-ilrstyoa>^don't^succifc^''il'- , " ;:,;/- 4;- T ^- ,' wo^^ryagain.*������Jr.������-,i ���������...:, . "h*" " It is: the continual dripping: of -the jwaterloti ,,j|t ;.'the rock^vhichvWearS' it^away^iv '1.^ .' '^/fegort jn $he> right7direction Hvill 'finally; be; , iy-i-i;. browned with success^ aadUhe" slurs of villi- /flwusilenced,-and the joys>of.enemies' turned :&jVfeo weeping*' Soihebodymust be hurt;iulhe heavin^oi'societyj-somebody'stoes must be *yfy,.-r^eoged.<uponf^somebody^. pocket-book lost. i ': parison." and at. other^timeSr a,;line allusion ; yyyfbipfelitis".the abuse .Qf ��������� av^brd i which.;is* pre- yse u ted i n;. o n o se hse an d 1 eft,. to :be;, u n der a to oxl fi:���������''���������in anothery tliereiUs a /dejibate..;relation bi)-; .twee u two ideas liav i hg a. littl o . in , co m ni oii;. '���������':: i; 11 is a si ngulitr metaph o rpri. resca refi'... fo r th a t .* ;: which -an o bj'ect doos; no t contain at fi ra t sigh t :: tho ugh re ally in 'it; * i i ik tli e ��������� a ri; of, k n o w ing how t6 unite two things wiiic.h'aFe'*dite6oniieot* ^Qriejot ha .cholera all de vilei^K 'yPrvyly^L.A :yl, C^He'was handed;a paper> and .after looking oyje/'it iii��������� tcbnfeed wayj.-he. said.^ * - ' yy Y^l'd I", yp iji p( e so. gosojt, as: toy read 1, de names 5wtiti"t "dpn?t have, de'Vch^olera, any -;more; too soph! shitstnbw. arid see if Carljgejnsenkoop* enpffen hash1 not 'em V* ;"-!--'. -y[ ; ' y The clerV'very ^bliginglyvreadthe' list;-the 'iTeiitp n '1 is te n ing 'wi th ������������������' ?tre m b Ii h g atteji tio hi, ^vi piii^. jbei'p ii-sp i ^aiibii������-iV'o ni^his"': b i'Q vir7 5in ef{in^ ;While^in( great exeiten^^ list was! completed;-sthe:* namevdf Carl ''Geinseh^-���������>; ���������wellv ��������� norymatter about 4hel\whole Jnarae, it f Wasn't there, y The Teuton's1 face ^brightened dip and heexclaimedr��������� { 1-' ! ��������� \ \'\, ,.- ������.iXou don't -find^em ?"y ' '; '- ���������; ' ' , % .������ 7 Clerk���������t* No such ^name there; siriJJ \ "������������������ ; i ��������� ��������� Teu ton���������(Se oz ing li im war mly by "th e h arid) ���������li This jsh .nicesthis isb,some fiins; that ish rn^ names., yjiipjn ;;dmnk .a^: rieverC vasji viand; byi?d^nij^ Iwasi:aTraid-i yas gone ted^mit chol- erri and ,didn^kni> w it Mine Cot 1 ^vas scart.v .; A PropaneNinistek.--There is., a town' in Indiana named Helser. ��������� A ..clergy man -in the same- place i*^slcalle.d upon-by a������,youug ooii^' p le no t i 16ng Jin c,e:,.iwbpi- wishedi: him to \ j 6in them in the holy b6nds;L?pf. matrimony.;. ������������������: He aske'd'the bridegroom,* (a soldier by the way) ��������� for his m ar ri age 1 ice n eefiri- wli i ch - th e y o ung 'm^n=iri%lue resp^ ���������beeri^enga^d-tbttlie'girrfo^ though t that ��������� wo ii Id cloi.; '���������'��������� Clergy in an tho nght nbt>;aMlremHir!&^ fObtrtiiha'licehse-^.''-:-^^^ yy You had be tter take your girl ;-arid go - to i,Helstu\J) ������������������,;;;.;;pppyp:���������'.,���������;��������� ;'H'H... .y . '":���������"���������*' ; .'" You'can go;'to:'h-^il yourself,'-' retorted the angry veteran. . ������������������ .. . __ . ���������?.: A h d seezl n g the b ride by th e arm. bed rag- go d li e r fro in * the * h o use, w on do ring what in it u^ ner of a��������� profane'miriistcr he had met with. :btl4tO������:EiB't:/BRE#.ErX.Y; "rLilloq^t^ JTcuri Horses; Hiiyj -O^tts^niV'^iey^piist^riily im fe ;|\ENNiS:vMTOB^ ���������JL/.-.:1s lurnlshccft^witlKeyQry^coiiy^hi.eiice^for-;thed fort e ^TiCiiyoIl i'rs ;i; iitho,!c.uli nar^ AI epaf fihoht, is qd *,,._-..-.l...,-,^_^��������� J^.,.,. V.r-,;,. ..::__7 77.7. , ���������.��������� y^~g\ tlie- M BLQQByW^ .'^ i, BLUE ��������� TENT ;:RAtiW. ;M. HEJSTOERSON:-!^ ii^ail; the ..trav^Uin^/publ^ lio -ferior to;the past.hotel iriHhe lower couhiry;, Bedrooms Ibr .iFirn)lies; f-Sfcablingv'lor Horses, -Horse Feetf: '&e? The.(EsprossstQps;,here:f ;-,;-,..- -..-i. ;X,:xVy.- **.l.ar*' ;'.'���������'' BA.RKvERVrLi-LE.''-" THE: UNDERSIGNED beg An, in form; their f ri end s-ari ri >.*xth\i. ;inh*abtly;htey^iwr;dly..'pr. WJlliairis Crftekp>the n Mgh pioriiig ��������� Cr.^elcsj'v u hU: those 'visiting:'.' tlie; II i ri ,ss. of. mM.mA!RS(my-y -AX'DppAyMox^KM, K / :Hwtt$- ���������>>.*! Pn������ptt������tor,>***^v 'J4- 7" A A XI y- A$imM&:y ��������� THIS HOTEL ISi LARGE AND ,WEIX FITTED 1^, ,; lot the ponVtyjr^fgtra velers:*';-tiieT-^t6l'^ i������i ^P^HHp' '���������' W j th the. i) es^Tbi; eveiiy thj ng -k that ,cah i b*d prdcurd, 3^^^K -tlVe do'dk'irig:is rib'tTiiftTtor.toi'a nyi.bh tliie 'rbad.{(BcdniiiS^R' ' l'ory4amUi>s^Stiti)lin^,-JF^iy;- Barley 'imi{i'"C>atS;ii: 1-s^^ft1 " :^���������T-.-.i .. ���������:: AA*': ".���������-���������;";. ���������^-';,:si;;';!';-:ffc-���������^^B" f Ciribnb,.;: tbat; having an 1 R ���������."���������sfei'u.r.in t. oi Iishecl-liousj-iiiB ,,01' .itsl.ong.ana :cs tensive .'pUrdnage'.ftna .will, bejhiippyi to see. nU" their.friiin Js. p. For tho cnnviniiMcj'of miners. ;u^;^I|i^cliun.iru>br^'U.for Hour as.her^toiOre^ an fiit any: ti.m-j- r jc ii'y e - th c Jsinio 'tickets Tor JHoti 3sy Lunbliei Pi ^C:ik as, "or anything in our line for tli eiir v.ilu '-anii' .will ��������� be on liniiil at-iall hours,' clay br'-iiight, ;to supply= .tli*.wants:of our pstr.'us. ��������� ��������� ��������� : -'��������� ��������� A&G&f. Go6i;i Sta'bling ounveal en t to th q estnblishmeni': ". ."' ,. *.': .P...EDDY .&'C0..", 7>Barkervill3;'Sopt.;26th;i866.;^:r- x'--"; ��������� "':43-sV- :, 8,3- sMILE-1: HOUSE. !yyy xyy y B-.A.-R KE It VIL-L '>���������;���������' 7 ��������� liv:."!- f-^' ���������": V :: v;; (NextiBank;of British Njrth America.) ��������� >-y-c' D'p; J^EWIS jiogs ,1 )jive ��������� to .'inform".."tho' Lidi es afnil ��������� " G jh'tle men' of \VI 11 ii i ms Cr je k a n .1 vi oi h i ;iy tli i 11 lie h as fi tf sd up a BATH BOO M at icon^i ter ibl j ��������� xp,: mri tortlieir .iccommoUtionyun.t hopas by ci.������se at Lent sun to b uy i i .)ssit( > mi u*i t a s it.i ro of tii .fir pi tro n: go; ���������' .-!���������",; ������������������ '���������'��������� ;*asirH-,''wi|['"iis,o <itten;l. to Extracting. Filling and Glsiningnf Teetli/ : ��������� ������������������'' ������������������ , '"..- fy. , GROUSE !T- WATT 9 CREEK o^Liqii(^rariulSegaTS|go6if!Sial>i^gM B^rL'y1^cJ;,7.-'ii*; ryxyy^ &** pVJyvrx.y } ������������������' '''���������' '.''���������������������������������������������- ������������������ ������������������. y -:.':' ������������������������������������:,._^v- ���������..;*-'*i\'..*;'.'i?.���������;;.^i.'*.-���������'- (;\tSi VpRENZO ^EABTbiPrb^rie^^Jsbf J. .alforis .every- aecommouaiioij ��������� tor^tlVe "comlor . f'i li B ritmi i Ci* a i MjS ox A m k it io a.���������U v. W'y se, 6 f Lioyds, has addressed a letter to Lord1-Stanley directing attention to the claims of British * o d j to * (1 i vide t w p .th i ngs. w li i 6h a p pear join ed. (s 11 i p o w n ei's, in rega r d ��������� to tl j e c a p tu re of se ve r- al h n nd red vesseIs by Federa 1 men-o f��������� war d ii ii ing t h e 1 ate wa r. Mr., 11 a in i n o n d, hy de ��������� si re o f Lord S San 1 ey, rep tied, s tali ng that n o aiTfingemen.fc has hitherto been made between li or . 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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1867-02-15 |
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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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1867_02_15 |
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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 | 2c61e74d-8070-478f-b7db-8bd60852a0c6 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0170546 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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