m )ecl<ijibti| F descrlp. lis Se; utv; ises, Dh* ion or 1-8 IMAtUV) c pbuirdi icioria. 50~ [ADIZB ia. ;m TO S& la for tto IlreceM -A] ���������runs,?; : i all the accomo* best of ���������ietois. *e. ured aD'i 1-s LIQo'OB ;s, Stems ���������eel, Vic- 1-s PAURANT, is Is the 4 Estab* nicest/of U r ������ c in an������ and tha , Frescb1 oria,Vi rim. in FtJRSj jes mado o. .-Belli' 1-9 30., S B- NTS, I* Victoria, {Villi a nrt 1-s i: l-s or mail* bove to Austra- will I* 12mps.i Vol. 4; r ..-��������� /j* '-:.;��������� '-< Barkerville, Williams Creek, B. 0.,. Monday, July: 22, 1867V No. 23. 'To thb Editor of. the ^ Cariboo-SEN'mEt'" Sir,���������In your issue of 6th June, I notice a ^communication from a person calling himself 4k Old Settler." Hia remarks on. bulls "and , stallions I highly approve of, but I most say that his ideas with regard to sheep are truly ���������absurd. He recommends the law givers to cause that useful animal to be prescribed. and not allowed to gnvEe within four miles of the wagon road, for reasons which, with all due deference to bis age as a settler, I consider very absurd. Mr. Editor, I consider that no country can flourish without sheep ; they have, in all ages, been considered one of the most useful of domestic animals. The government, the miner, in fact the colony at large are interested in their raising and breeding. How,, therefore, can the ancient'settler, if he has in any way the 'future welfare of the -colony in view,wish'for such a law ? I notice that some few families in the kac la Hache ������&!LeyJuwe sheep,. I.mjght jnenjipn .tbe.. 105, 115, and 123 -mile-post ranches. These men have made tbe colony their home, and I have no doubt look forward with pleasure to the day when there will be an increase to their flocks so.as to justify tbe establishment of factories, when the colonist can be: supplied 'with fabrics of --colonial production ; thus keeping money in the country, instead of impoverishing it by imports-from Europe aud the United States. What, Mr. Editor, can the antiquated settler be thinking of, to wish those poor families to-be.exiled four miles from the ���������wagon road, for the sole crime of- keeping sheep? As the flocks increase, I have no doubt their owners would find it to their interest to call -on the legislature to enact laws to assist and protect them iri their laudable ���������enterprise. Before concluding, I cannot help ���������expressing my admiration of the deep solicitude felt, and the disinterested motives of jour correspondent on behalf of packers and teamsters. r Let him rest assured, however, that there .will-be grass-enough, in this valley for gracing purposes, long after- his great gr^ndtchUdrj^ ./ ���������������������������. "w?A"' ' A< a'���������;aa,:."��������� TyAiXYiji^Q:iSinra������^- Lac la Hache, July 8th, 1867: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FASHION SALOON, . BARKERVILLE, W t L L IA MS C RE ������ K >....��������� THE PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE TO* ANNOUNCE to the public that they have enlarged, refurnished, and thoroughly renovated their capacious and fashionable saloon, pparihg neither pains nor expense for tbe comfort of their Patrons. This is now tiielargest ami .most complete Salorm in British Colombia : consisting of*thrae large separate apnrtments, vii.: CARD ROOti, BAR ROOM, and BILLIARD SALOON "containing throe-superb BILLIARD TABLES. . The best LIQUORS and CIGARS obtainable, arc served here. This establishment is under tho immediate superintendence of the Proprietors. " ADLER-& BARRY. Julo 6th, 1867. 4m Steele's Restaurafttj tj STEELE BEGS TO INFORM HIS OLD FRIENDS XXm and P.iirons, that he has opened his OLD STAND, where he will be glad to see them. 83T Me/LS at all llocRS *i������fc June 10th, 1867. lis vSi MOITTTET & do." BICHFIELI),.. y . WHOLESALE k RETAIL ItfERCHANTS/i * L\VAYS .AN HAND, CALIFORNIA AND ISTHMUS; IX Butter, at $1 25 per lb. SoloAsjehts for Girod & Guichon, Quesnelmouth. June I'Oth, i867. ' lis : NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE "CARIBOO SENTINELS OF ���������o��������� THIS OFFICE HAVING BEEN The.stock; ^considerably' augmented by the recent importation 'of%. variety of new Ornamental Type, peculiarly suited V Posters* Circulars, Cards, ... >y. Billheads, Programmes for A.. Balls,Concerts, arid���������������'.-���������' , ;.������,>,... . Theatrical Entertainments. Orders for any 'description of Job Work will ho eke* cuted with neatness and despatch. - .,-:-��������� "'?'.. . .' #3" terms moderate.; -������a... v..- A. McPliersoh^ C AND m: IT hodge M{wb iZi) s ta n if Barkerville,' istiMay; 1867- -ls TifE Head of a Dead Man tries to Speak. ���������A poor fellow was guliotined here a few days after our arrival. According to the custom, his head and body were given to the Burgeons, for the '��������� advancement of science." An experiment wa3 tried With the head, with a very interesting result. They injected into its arteries fresh arterial blood taken from a xlop, and shortly afterwards the head gave unmistakable sijros of life. The color returned to tho cheeks and lips, the eyes opened brightly, and gazed upon those around, the lips moved, as if attempting vainly to speak, and the entire face bore the semblance to active life. So soon as the operator ceased to inject the life blood of the dog, the appearances of death rapidly succeeded. . It was earnestly held by the eminent surgical gentlemen in attendance, thatdunngthe operation Ihe brain was in full and natural action, and that the lips tried-to utter the last thought which found resting place in the mind of the condemned.���������Paris Correspondenco of the Pittsburg Gazette*;,:;;: h.Aw ...... , , D. MOSES AKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING HIS friends and the public generally, that be has enlarged and fitted up his SHAVIXG SALOON, in a superior manner, having secured the services of an efficient assistant, he is now, prepared to operate in a satisfactory manner in all branches of the TONSORIAL art. '��������� ;���������' :" ��������� ��������� "��������� '���������--.' ������������������ ;���������������������������-; ��������� '���������' ���������' '��������� Ke also begs to call tho.attention of the ladies to his fine seleciioh of Perfumery, wh ich he .is constantly in receipt of, from Langley & Co., Victoria; Viz., Pomudes:: Powo" era^ -OiisfGo'iuiis j--Sriisues;"���������&t& ^inn cr articles "for* the Toilet. . ���������; ' ���������' ' Ho also .calis;attention to bis'uhrivalled Hnir"Restor-. a tive,,gUaMn teeing to stop hair from failing out, in one week, in ft in reasouabjj time restoring: Hair to its, form er s t a te and color. Also Gentlemen's furnishing Goovls ; finest assortment of Shins. Underclothes, Neck Ties, Scarfs, etc. .. 27th May, 1867 '.- * PARIS AND LONDON HOfEL AND RESTAURANT, RICHFIELD. The undersigned have refitted this well known house which Is now open for the accomodation of tho public. The. 'Bar will be supplied with the best brands of LIQUORS and CIGARS j&3* Meals and Beds furnished at all hours. G. FONTAINE. . FELIX 1'OUCHOT. Proprietors. Richtieid, 1st May, 1867. 1 W. Wiimard, BLACKSMITH, BARKERVILLE. 1 ... F. V;,LEE,-;"'-,';; Auctioneer, GolieGtor, ,-, ' ������������������ ��������� ������������������' ��������� AN'J>��������� - :��������� ��������� ���������'��������� ;-'- ��������� A iy "��������� MINING AGENT. . Goods-sold on Commission. Office, RichOcld:'^- Salk^room, Barkerville. ���������'. '���������.. -���������'������������������/.'���������'���������; .6-s NEW ADTERT1SEMENTS. ;*'^'j5S.i^>wiEiKLy :pxpeb;;:' Za PraUsH^;:&������Ry Monday and Thcrsoat; *j������^y-.$!i^ Z Omcs^BASBUSRyiLLE, WiuiLMs Cress,,'CAiini*-. v-: \ v: Subscription, $ 1 per Week.V : ; (including: post: of doliverj',) payable to the CarrW. ! , *-v.aroy cZZZiAZ^^^M^J^^^t^ a i ��������� .;' %AAw ^^i Jnst rieceivod a choice. selection of.:: ��������� .: ������������������'������������������ eAS^IiioNvioookiNG' st.6ve8; i s -T >jif TEL.^,.,.An������y^ LECUYER k LEBRUNVPiip'rRiiBTORs, a// ItE RRADY TO ACCOMilbl)ATE EVERY,ONE tK the above Establishinent. ,. -; GOOD FARE AN0;i(5O6i) BEDS! "'- i " ���������; Birkeivilie, '27th May, 1867. ������������������' 'A : / ��������� '..- 7-a. | ; t. Stephens,''���������%:��������� Z. CIVIL -ENGINEER AND. SURVEYOR.'' "���������' 'Afmri-y.vAi������&&: ���������-��������� /.; A Graphic Description of China. ���������A country where the* roses have no fragrance ; and the women have no petticoats 5 where the laborer has no Sabbath, and the magistrate no sense of honor; where tbe roads bear no vehicles, and the ships no keels ; where old men fly kites ; where the needle points to the south, and the sign of being puzzled is to scratch tho antipodes on the heel ; where the place of honor is on the left hand, and the-seat of intellect is in the stomach; where to take off your hat is an insolent gesture, and to wear white garments is to put yourself in mourning ; which has a literature without an alphabet���������and a language without a grammar. ... REMOVAL. a, sT&oirss; DEALER IN J&XlpF&lCRXUSC ::il'XCHFIELX>'< il Willi.irasCreek, is prepared to 'exheuto Surveys, Plans, Levels, Sections, Jcc, &c.;, xdiumtttacl to:hi.������ chfir^e, wi til.: care... despatch, and on REASONABLE TERMS. ���������.-.'.. .a 3 ; Q3T Office, ceiitro of Richfield, -������ji'- NM.TII.SHOP; THE UNDERSIGNED have commenced in the above business next door to Mim-inrfFs stables, Barker ville, and solicit a share of public' patronage. CAST IRON STOVES Always on hand. New Work and Jobbing Done at reasonable rates. ;���������",::.. SST Our Teams ruu regularly between Yale and Cariboo and ail orders in our line of business carefully attended lo; l-s E. PEARSON & BROS. Cariboo Literary Institute J. S.. THOMPSON,: Pmjcsipbxt. .JAMES ANDERSON, Viok-Presidbxt. johnt.maclaren, ��������� y JOSEPH OLIOARIHUE, \- Directors* Ay JOSEPH PARK. .;' : ) ;; ���������.' with-vafio^'btber. articles h% their line of tr&daV ������������������A-iW^AWnAA---:AAA/'AA-:.vA-' ��������������������������� . .-������������������������������������������������������ A- ;}6&r-A\\; JptibiSg in the Tiny';Sheei.Iron,. Copper and Zinc .tra4e.(aUen^d-.to, and:warranted to give iat'isfacv tion.; Aa AA AMitiyA,?. <j. '* Ar y-y. ������������������ /;���������-���������:.'. X ������������������ S'0 ^l^pl^S^^i -Z. R e s: ^MMlT: a^ntv B a k 6 r yj ���������-.-...' :..-. ������������������.���������";.���������.%.������������������:.-.^WJKV.V ->���������--���������.:.,-. v-.-->. *'.'.���������. ', --. ;- . / ... .:���������'������..* AM); r--::3^|BiaRiERtlLLE^ : ;PATERSi(^&O0PDSON, ;PROPRtfiTO^. ' ���������'������������������" ::'^:..v;^'?|S������^:;^----;. ,vs ������������������ ,;���������'��������� a'a-a,^ JN.;.ANNOU^^raK REOPENING OPy#BBf\ form wilt all/.. " :~f\^^l^at'.all 'hours.- ��������� ���������: "������������������- ' I ETC., ETC., BARKERVILLE. Has removed to his NEW STORE,- ^opposite DENTAL. HOTEL. OCCL 13 t jiiAST Tennessee has a tombstone whereon is inscribed the following epitaph: ." She lived a life of virtue, and died of the cholera morbus, caused by eating green' fruit, in the full hope of a glorious immortality, at the early age of tvrenty-four. Reader, go thou and do likewise." Mil Shea reports tbe discovery of gold- bearing gravels in the river-valleys of central ������ew Brunswick, and, judging from' similar Jteppaitsju California which have proved rich JQ gold, be believes that the New Brunswick may b������ werked &t a profit BUIB BROS., DEALERS IX CIGARS, LIQUORS, Clothing and Hardware, BARKERVILLE. June 27,1867. Accountant, Collector, ��������� AND ��������� CO IISSION AGE BARKERVILLE, THIS INSTITUTION IS NOW .OPEN AT BARKER. ville, wh ere i t is' now il tted. up w i th a vi e\v to the -comfort and convenience of the people; of Cariboo. . Tlie Reading Room will ho found supplied with the latest English, Scottish j C:������nadian, American and Co- loniiil Papt-rs aud Migaisines. Terms of Subscription��������� $5 per Quarter, or. $2 per M>nth. Single volumes loaned to non-subscribers at 50 cents per volume, with $1 deposit. Persons not subscribers, visiting the Reading Room, an:l muking use of the Books and Papers* 25 cents for each visit The Room wiilhc open from TEN, A. M., till TEN. P. ST. JOHN BOWKON, Secretary and Tibrarian. K B ~A fine assortment of Rooks aud Stationery Is always kept lor sale. 13-s BRITISH GOLUMBIA '/ AND VlfcfORlA E^PRESS^ Connecting at Victoria with, WELLS, FARGO &s G&i'. for California. Oregon, iho Atlantic Stales -��������� ��������� ��������� * and Durolie. AND AT YALE AND LILLOOET WITH BARNAB'd'i' CARIBOO EXPRESS, For Big Bend, Cariboo aiid the Northern Mines, Conveyiug Treasuro, Valuables, Letters, Packages and Parcels. -1-s T. N. HIBBEN & CO. WILL FORWARD PROMPTLY, At MODERA.TS 'fSSlOb English, American, .-- l[ French; f3-ermani And othcrXcwspapers and Periodicals. Scbscriptioxs, addin'g Postage, payable x������ Advakob 15th May. 1S67. ' . *'3m , QUESNELMOUTH ADVERTISEMENTS. FARE REDUCED ! BARNARD'S STAGES WILL LEAVE YALE EVERY MONDAY, With H. M. Mails, Express- and Passengers,. for Lytton, 'Clinton, Soda.Creek, Quesnelle and Barker- viilotwith branches to 'Havana's Ferry and Lillooet. Barnard's JExpross.carries LetterSj .Treasure, .Valuables, and Express Freight to Big IJend^ Cariboo and way stations. FARE TO SODA CREEK. - - Orrtosv���������Oyroarrra F. Cpnio's BitirgBT: FARE TO BAR^ERVlliLE, - tfEsduteive of StjMm.er'8 far*.) $85 'i-a'" \:QUESNELMOiITBi, a':Aa'-/'.A Good Beds; Restaurant; Billiard Table, &o Sta hling for Horses, Hay and Oats. ,, a, colonial restaurant; QUESNELMOUTH, P. L: JOHNSON, PROPRiETon, Meals at all liours, and Cooking of thb best description. s HO TIG TIIFBI WILL RUN A3 FOLLOWS I LEA%rES QiQESNELiMOUTH C)N Thursdays aiid Sundays^ AS SIS O'CLOCK, A. M., LEAVES SODA CREEK- ON Tuesdays an d Fridays At four o?clock, a: yj ' ' ' Q\ie������n3lsaouth.' 21*f 2u4,18>S7A- '��������������������������� * * ������������������&&&m mMSSnSRRiRBMn&HrJurvu! i HE CARIBOO/SENTINEL ^MONDAX, OTLM22; 1S.67/ PROSPECTING. The tenacity with which tlie great bulk of :_**nr: mining;.populatidn. eliog to , .WilliamsJ Creek, or its immediate vicinity, is Bpmething ex trap rdin ary:; ��������� eo n vi need as we,' are that. the .. auriferous deposits are spread /over such large tracts of this coiintry, andjknp(wing, as we. dp, : th^tdeposits'are 'founcj' infpaying. quantities ., on other creeks;and, .giiiches^aud: in .v|ew'of the comparatively small^auxface'that has been property . tested.. r������hexe: are " many square in lies of hill\ and cr eek' yet /n b tri ed,; that are "equally promisiYig7w,it)ttbis 'sectibn, arid yet there seems, to. be."a reluctance: on the.part of xn j ners to risk the ti trie a rid.: ������ x pbsu re . n bces- ���������'sary to develop thphiddoir wealth Chat lies waiting the labor to'briug it to light. Minis .essentially a social being, "and prefers small wages, and the. vicinity of his fellow nlan,-to the chances of much wealth jj.aHhe. risk of a separation, Jt is true- that*great labor is needed to e x p 1 o rb(:u e w gro iind ; that the di f- ficiil ty of o b tabling sti pp lies of food and. too Is is increased witb. the distance'fro iii tbe centre of pop ula tioh ; but it these /difificulties /bad fBJ2&ri5 ~n^ ofy 'Wfi- " 1 ia w s creek, and th is, eo tin try^wotild h avb still remained a primitivb/ wilderness/ the A bunting :ground of savages-.and, tbe:������;baiint,"of:>wild beasts. .71 bo ..,enormous ��������� fbr.tn.nes that, have been 6.rawn frb m it,wbiildstilfMve-rtemained > iu itsh native soil, and\ Bnt^ ; inairie/d a terra; incognita; 7 It maybe that; Sye have: lost the adventurous- spiifits Mho led-the 'van in':i859;fi0vjand; from the-Absence of this elemen t,ourp rbgress; is arresibd. /Tins won Id be a 7 great J temporary:/ misfortune for the Jcountry.l and we trust it'iiDay^bT6'tf;thp case b r if so, we h ope to at ��������� al 1 ��������� interested Hi 7 the wdfare of the colony wiif beatir' themselves, a nd by e xain pie, ahdi, sub h ipiHSr; attf- as; tb ei r circumstances will rterfflit^fr^^nd encourage ' the / prospecting :; bf-^^i^^surrbunding co ii ntry. To sh o w h p w men /aj^iiibap able o f fudging as to the p]acea.-:,Wlier&fgoid is":to'be found, we may cite the ridicu\ef/b:b^tb^ed may ci te - tne n aicu to oesio w eu on "th e cp) bred Hien who'] to^������upXlikp p resent Davis claim, one of- the rjciiest^ielaims on; this "^'er'e^fi:"^Grouse^Creekytbatbj^ai^o richly, was afeost entirely:deserted^bd x^������bl(l have reuiainerfsp, had it not bben^for the;-acciden- a: tat strike in the Disc oyery;'! *Kji^\; Mo re r e- y^epa^lyfl. Bn rrrs' creek,' -%hichAwai "sup ppsed;: fcfter'aHiitfle superficial- prospecting/to'be;unproductive^, was, again tried-by spnie adventurous explorers last; year,'Whq,:.af\(*i' a great- deal 6f fruitless "labor,"gaye'��������� up>"ttie task/as unavailing. A short time ago, hpw.eyer, some ruiners who had worked out.their. claims on Nelson creek, decid ed on putting��������� down a eh aft, and as luck would have.jt,^ truck the channel. This led. to a more systematic exploration on the part of the old hands, which rosu I te d in th e d isco very o f so vVral rem li n e r- atiye elaims, tha t otherwise would; have lain dormant for years. We merely stale the . tibove, which are no uncommon cases, to show that plenty of rich mining'ground remains to be-opened up-,.and that nothing'but industry and perseverance will lay open the riches of this country. How. much better it would be Jf the' time and money so Uselessly thrown away in litigation^ were applied to the deve- lppmont of new mines, instead of quarreling o'ver the old ;. the means thus misapplied would' be all that is requisite to lead to new discoveries, securing fortunes to-the lucky finders, and prosperity to-the country. The foet is that there seems to be a want of unity amongst the miners. If they would act together in. good faith, for mutual benefit^an unemployed miner, (except from, choice) would be an impossibility, and a great part of the ground in this-vicinity would;fail to the lot of Chinamen. From one to three dollars per day may appear remunerative to a Mongolian* but we should be sorry to see an-experienced, miner content with so femall a reward for bis labor. From late information from outlying creelcs, we learn that John Chinaman is no longer satisfied with the cast- off claims of his European and American n eighb o rs ; b e is p ros p e c ti ng for h-i'tnsel f, an d is, iri quiet possession of sbvcr'a.l... brbeks and gulches, where he is doubtlessly reaping a harvest; ��������� Minihg ground, of course, is open to the^first comer7but we regret that the first comer should be a Celestial. It is well known that anything that goes into John1 ChinamanJs purse,; is a-total loss to the colony. Let the miners ���������-then, subscribe a dollar arjibbth each,' for pr osp ecting p u r p oses alp n e- ��������� the pi ace to be testfed,:to be chosen at a meeting/;*the j)ro8peptprs, men chosen from amongst the- miners themselves. In .this way, ground would be thoroughly tested, without great individual sacrifice ; if successful, the- amount expended would be reimbursed, and applied for new explorations ; and by this means, the miners would be benefitting themselves indi- ^p idual ly and collectively. We are decidedly "ftveiso to goyernmental exploring parties;; they have never yet been known to result in any real advantage to miners generally.-^ The temptation to make a job. of the affair. Is too great ; perhaps the right men in. such cxpe:. 'ditiohs are rarely.in the right place. It Would be quite a diffiirent'affair, if nrrahged by the miners themeel vps. as they would only choose men that they could rely upon. We commend these /suggestions tb tKe' serious attention of our cithiens, feeling,', as we dp. that such a movement wor\ldimpart new life to our mining prospects. : Importaxt AnnrvAt.���������We have much pleasure in -announcing' the arrival of Mr. Legh Haruett ou:ibis creek as likely to open a^new erain bur mining bistorV. Mr. Harnett is a milling engineer of great experience aifd- acknowledged ^talent, and upon bia report of our raining ��������� resources - depends ��������� the ; investment "of millions of money and the influx of a large population from California. ^ Need. we theu say, that as a community, it is bur duty to afford bim every facility in acquiring the noc essavy in fo r ma tio n i u rel ati o n to 7 th e workiug, produce and extent .of ���������.the;7.varipus cl aims. We sineerely trus t tb at hiiners will volunteer all the information in their power, and render Mr. Harnett all the assistance re- quisiteih. acquiriug the information desired. He can-be found at the Hotel de Prance, Bar- f kc.ryilU!,.:.or. .h.e..wilLxyilLnpjQa ,pujii<ia.vatltheir- claims :f desired.- Let all lend a helping hand as it will be for genetai advantage. : StkVEN's Creek" Plumb Co.���������?������finei's will be glad to learn, that a telegraphic 'dispatch was re'eeiyed by the Commissioner from the Governor, last Sun day: in answer to the. petition forwarded to.liis Ex6ellency by the./present [lessees':of..theflume,;asking for an extension of time. His Exceilericy declares the char-> tor.forfeited and proclaims the creek open to pre-emption. This .will be a great boon to [miners, as the creek is already known to be rich and capable, of absorbing quite a nura- [ber of our floating population. .; ,7 ���������. AHrival op Firis Arms.���������We learn^ that f two cases' of rifles or muskets, came inby the Express yesterday, for the authorities here. They were forwarded from Quesnelmpiith by Mr. Bail,'who stiUFemaius there. ��������� .; . Laiwe Thee.���������7A tree was cut theptherday for Meacha m & Nas.b n/s. sa w m il 1; ou t ;pf: w-h ic ti, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. $2 0 Seward, ZyZ LOST, a "i:ZZZ: 1> unlay, a.small package market h K. Al>>" Aiivi>ftrwnbri������^ns the same 10 this Office will 10 \ny cefve the ribnyo reward. Barke'rviilc, 1.7th July, 1867. TOLIYSS'SEXPEESS STAGE, ,: Mblifieia and Barkerville. .. FARI?���������25 CENTS A TR1P- July Wth, 1^07. ihv TO LET, RS. TRAGEY'S RO'ARmNfc HOUSE,. GROt.,SR (.'rock, now doing a good business. T1k'* lixiurts will be pold cheap; if applied fyr InmieillHteJy: . July 11,1S67. In connectloh with, the iibovc, the nn������lersigned hereby requests that all uccoiiuts agitinstliim be swit ia'on or belore.ihe. TWELFTH August noxi,- and.v 11 accounts due tti bim must -be baM on or -.before tbe same date. JOHX TRACKY. arouse Creek; 16th July, 1S67. V -:; R. VKTOR LANtlE.BEGS LEAVE TO INT0RM jtjt the public ihut he lias now oppned a CONCERT HALL, at KiChileld, epposito the " Lutidon aiid Paris Hotei:'n Mrs: ffimgc will preside at the Fiiino every evening, and will play some of tbe. best.^Operas, the most popular Ballads, and every description or Ounces. Npno. but. tbe best brands of Liquors and Cigars served at the Bar. . July 6th, 1867. ���������..-���������-. . . ' lm.,; ���������''���������;/ T HS CARIBOO BXOHANGHE : H 6 TEL, ��������� TS NOW--OPEN* VOK THE ACCOMMODATION OF. X the minliag community, aud the public generally. 2vo expense has been spared toreador the house nil that coiild be desired,' .ibr cotnibrt and-convenience.** The Bar is. supplied with ft complete stock of Winks': Uquors and Cigars. # ���������. . ..:...'." jft5T Wkll Airkd Beds -TfiBft. ."; may bo had at a moderate charge: ' . ��������� E: ORO, : July 1, i807." - ��������� . ��������� lm' Pn >prih\ resfe. NEW ADVEHTISEMESTS. OP PENH EI MER Ak CO., w ii O L ES A L k ; -=- AND ��������� Rtt-Ai'L-:M-E RCHA N'TSj "���������; ;���������". BAHKERVILLE. : .:.. T i-9 iikr:! cA&i ac & B>;3P;i B:A REE II VILLE. THE UNDESsiGNED HAVING COMPLETED^ Ali I his ajrarigeniems,- will open- his Brewery THIS DAY; when-he will" be.hnppy to supply nil who favor bim with a call: with .a good article of ALE, Mthcrli 'bidkorh^bottfr.'. .. JAMES H. KERR, ; . -.: July 1st, 1SD7: > . '-/���������'���������'������������������' 7 lm ... .. ������������������....-. ) ��������� ._ ��������� ��������� ..-. ~~'A:"~ MRS. PARKER'S BQABBliiSfa HLOtJSE, -UPPER B ABKERVILLE, :. TTAS' been opened-for tho convenience of the public; Jl: where Goon MeAI-Q cah be obtained at all hours. A= the culinary department is under the direct survotl-' lance or ihe Proprietress, slfe .trusts to begbie to afford cvi������ryv sal is faction to those who iuay favor her with thelTp.a'trouapo. % '��������� '"; .'-'.:.' ��������� 5<jtr3tfne; 1807;���������- ���������' 7 ~A Twy^w k 4,000ffcet of g-opd salable luxubor~vyas obtain-}r": eel'.- Not bo bad for Cariboo. . . ' Aiistver 7.toy-:a: -Oard, :*W rjt0vMR. -JOE EOEX: Sir. ���������}; should beV very :aorrj'; I''tmleed, a iter your havtng come ;so��������� farj that ;you should return without transacting a. little business with me, which 1-ah'fl my Iri ends began to fear .had died out: and that I should novcr have another bhauce ol'entoriftg the roped arena, to' try my ability,' iu ���������Cariboo. Attd-it likewise gives me pleasure: to inform Mr. Joe E!cn that:i and my frfen'ls have not r^pudi-. nted tbe insignificant sum of two hundred, dollars,'for his traveling expenses.- And it likewise gives me still greater pleasure to iuform the boy that I do not ineau parley, but business, and plenty of it, and very glad of such chances. As I do not wish to keep Mr. Eden waiting long, for fear he might spoil, I will name next Saturday evening, when I will eive a Sparring Entertainment, at Clark & Parker's Saloori,previous to making the match for tbe forthcoming contest,and when I "will be ready to make the first deposit of five hundred :do!lars,' for a match of $2,000 a side, as mentioned in the previous challenge ; and- likewise lo give him the privilege, being a stranger, of choosing his own place for the first deposit, on the same night. And likewise after the first deposit of five hundred dollars a side, be shall receive the two hundred dollars, travelling expenses, according to agreement. If this suits the lad, he can i)o on hand"; ��������� 22nd'July, 1867. GEO. H. S. WILSON/ fife*. Srtwl������ *Y$* ;W> *!?J-. GjSL TKW *������������'.&& 4^5 ������*=* ������\ .EXPRESS NOTICE. PEER THIS DATE, BARNAKOJS .EXPRESS IS IX. i)Ot responsible for damage on LIQUIDSshipped la Tin of Glass, ublese.by. special contract. ... ���������Uhtiriurtber notice the Express will urnveneM pyerv ������������������? UN O'A V AFTKRNOO ^, and. clo'-se for below every WEDNESDAY, at NINE o'clock; A. M.- ...... .: ���������. KOBERT POOl^. .. -; .'��������� *.-������������������������������������ ��������� Agcni. ��������� BarkervilK .May 29th, 1SC7." .. . " *'W / yZ-C OS MO P O L ITAN, Hesfeurant and Bakery, BARKERYHJLK. Sany?ran.cisco Store, :;���������--^G)MMIJ5SI0^"51BRCHANT; : ''/ WEOLSSALE AID SETAE DEALER :., ��������� ix :��������� ��������� ���������> ��������� ��������� GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, CLOTHING AND BOOTS.- Nkxt Door to the Sb.vti.nkj. Okkics. Barkerville, 2i������;.b Juno. 1S67. Tffrt;UXDr3R?IGNED HAVlNfJ THOROUGHLY RE:-. fio-Valed hjs Escablishml'ht..vh.as r������-openud t!iesain������ for thu accommodation of tlie'Public,; and trusts W mqrlt a share of their patronage,' His Bakery hasalsg; undergone r-'pair. and' he is now ready to'execute orders 'from all who wish pond broad... Ay,, A . ;���������������������������;���������������������������;; JACOB VELTE, Proprietor. ^uhpl0ih-;lS67.; ,: > '';'.:,���������"'.'" /}}*��������� w!."*������������������/ ;:.���������'���������mnKERviLtk:-.;: & . ���������. ; Boots and A; large assortment hand. . Shoes always or ��������� :. . !,���������..- v 1? a K SATURDAY EVENING KEXT, THE TtVENTY- Seventh inst., Geo. Wit son will give a Grand Sparring entertaiument, at Clark & Parker's Sidoou, Barkerville, previous to his making the match for the championship of Cariboo. .All tho a fancy" have yo- Iubtcered their services for the occasion. Wilson hopes to see all his friends on this occasion. Doors open at half-past eight o'clock, P. M. 22ud July, 1867. Photographic Artist, HAS NOW OPENED A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY at RICHFIELD, (for a short time only,) and is pre- pared to take Cartes do Visite, Timbro de Posto portraits. Ambro- types, Leather Pictures, Milanotypes, Viows of Houses, Claims, etc., Single *>r Stereoscopic Portraits also taken on White Silk, Linen or Cotton Cloth. The galtery will be opened for a short time onlv. : Richfield, 29th Juno, 18C7. '" lm 3 F EN T ON! S A LOO N, . KICHFIELD. ^HK UXD'ERSifiNED HOPES HIS OLD PIONEER' tri-jttds will ������i\'������ bim a turn, ns;h������ has experienced heavy w oat her lately. Juuefiih, 18G7. E:. F. EDWARDS, . Formerly of Edwards' Ranch. NOTICE. notice; LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO' THE LATE FIRM of LIONS & D0DER0,' either by book accounts or notes, are requested to call and pay the same forthwith. ,to tho undersigned, and save costs. 4 All accounts standing .unpaid by the first August next, will bo put iu n collector's hands, for immediate collection. DODERO & MANETTA, Dealers in General Merchandize, ���������.'. July18th, 1867. . ���������; al Cameron ton, B. C. ���������Tlios, L. BRIQ-GS & Go., CAMERONTON, Have just received, and offer for Sale, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, AT LOW RATES FOR CASH, 200 CASES CHOICE BRANDS" or LIQUORS ] ��������� CONSISTING OF ��������� Brandy-���������Martel 1, Hcuuessey, and Otard Dupeyv Wines���������Port, Sherry. Burgundy, and Claret; San- tern e's French Whi to Wine ; Sauscvaine's Gall- 1'ornia White Wiwt. Champagnes���������Douche arid Napoleon's Cabinet: Bitters��������� tinker's, Sanscvaine'H, Orango and Hostet- PeppOrmiut and Annl- In the matter of the1 Estate and* Effects of REM! DAZ.ET, late' of Williams Creek. Cattle Dealer, deceased', intestate. S I HAYE COME A LONG WAY, AND AT: A considerable expense, and not having much time to waste ia useless parley, I wish to ask a few questions of Mr.."Wilson������nd his fn'eh'dsv;af? they seem very, backward about broaching tbe busia'ess for1 which T) have come so far. ��������� , .; .��������� . " " 1st���������Do they repudiate the $200 allowed ma to defray mv expenses here ? ; 2nd���������Does Mr, Wilson mean business, and for what amount? ; . . ��������� 3rd���������If Mr. Wilson means business, let him Fay so, as I am ready to meet him at any time and place be may chooso to name. As it is getting rather late in thosBason, I wish an immediate answer as to whether I can accommodate Mr. Wilson, or find anew field for act! on el se w b ere, w i thout furUi er delo y. ���������July 13th, 1867, , * ������������������ - ,,-:,; ��������� -��������� JOE; EDBS, ter'H, Vermouth, Abseuthe, setto. Old Tom, Glu, aud Scotch "Whisky. To arrive, in a fow days���������SGO gallons choice brands' of Brandy, Wines, Whisky, Rum, etc. Also on hand���������20,000 lbs Kxtra Superfine Soda Creek Flour, equal to the best brands in the market . And to arrive in a few days���������2,000 lbs. Graham Flour V-1,000 lbs Cracked Wliuat; Goods received on Stohagb or Commission, at the lowest market rates. 1st July. 1867. . . lm THE SNUG- SALOON, . BARKER VILLE. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING OPENED THE above Saloon, would respectfully invite their friends and the public to step in and sample.; their ALES, WINES and LIQUORS, tbo quality of which, they flatter themselves, will suit the tastes of the most fastidious. The !bost brand of CI CARS always on hand. SCOTT & MoIIARDY... 29th. June, 1607. lm A hi PERSONS" WHO' Afcti lSTDriB*TED TO THB; JrL above Estate, are required to pay; the amoimls due forthwith, an I all persons who have any claim?, against the above Estate, are .fcrjuiipd to sctfd inl",^rr accounts on or before tbe EIGHTH .day .of SEPTEMBER, 1S07; to CHAS. E.- POOLEY,' ' ,:'.....-, Oinciiil Administrator. Dated Lyitori; 8th June, 1867. 13 ^- '" NOTICE; In tlie matter of the" .Estate" and' Effects of FBANGDJS CASSB'.lato of Williams Creek, .Cattle Dealer, deceased, intestate. A" LL PERSONS WHO AR^ INPEBTfilX TO THB- l\. above* Estate, aro.required to pay tho amounts duo forthwith ; and all persons who have any claims, against the above Estate,'are p'quirad to send IntJJ'f,. accounts, on or before tho FIFTH DAY of SEPT&M- BER, 1807, to CHAS. E. POOLEY, ���������. .' . (juicial Adn)lnistrator; Dated Ric'bflold, 25th Juno, 1807. NOT I C E. In the matter of the Estate and .Effects..of. JAMBS.��������� PURDIE, late of Williams- Creek, Blacksmith, ao- r ceased, intestate. \;IX PERSONS WHO ARE INDEBTED TO+ OT' IL above Estate, arc ruquireil to pay tho amounts aw forth with arid all persons who have auy claims ^"JJ- tho above estate, are required to send in their nccounw ou or before" the TWENTY^IXTH i\'^y of SE.PTEMWfc*r 1867, to CHAS. E. POOLEY, ��������� ��������� Official Administrator.. ��������� Dated Richneld, 27th June, 1867. _U~^- $50 REWARD! TN Barkerville. on Thursday Evening last, a I>0pK. 1 BOOK, containing Money and Notes. Any one imq . i ng tho same, and loaving it at the Walce-up-JaKo ^ taurant, BirkorvilJe.-will r������?coivo tbo aoov������ rswara- 1st July, 186T. i :MOKDAY:i JIBTE 22^^867; 3* (IJ; voir- ;ihx- 3) irs:; aurora. ir'r vI3 ���������list:: ter'*/ Ibvr , Vg?TURN p?^ipgP^toJrjSi^---^ L' Messrs::$":: Hardieianrl"..'^ff^yr^f^ who %fthere,in company/with Messrs. JredjJBlack iind IfeabSteveus ' pfr^ 6.th ihafc on a prospecting ^6u^ Saturday Morning^ baring ;^6en igpne^u^:si^w(3eks: .:���������;',;. ;. .Qa::ieayife^ l- packed allUheir^ pro visions and tools oB their y. backs, prbceeiiea /to, Beaver^I^ass,/: wliere; they ���������' ���������% truck aI'iit' i a '"jfte; -Mir^ctioiiy of ^ WWW; riveri | ��������� ^r h icli they; reac lied ��������� at A atpbiu t near/^ the ^cbn- f" iluehceo^0eycvebW/Here they^cogstruct: '������d arattand Van/flc^ri^ ,distaiipe 'of two niil^hut'fin&irig it^ unmanitgable.:in the swift c (irrehi of th e .riverj7tliey: determine yd bir buildings a boat oThis pwas/ per&nneii iy a carppriter,yjwh6 Ijoinei; themy at; ^Deat}- }v*obd.creek. -The1 t>oit wa^finisliedhi 3 Hays, when tlie,/carpenterreturiied..:lbavinghi^ iter. Ned Campbe 11, to actioinpahy' thb |Jar'lyV 'Before;th'e;b"bat;was got ready,,Stewarts and Black st^rfed.bBVaii^^cla^ler.trayellifig.SO railed. roach1 ed;a., breek: ;whieh 'they; named Muddy ; ���������'ere ek; /tiki ng i ts rise iri ;th e nor th iind r u n nh'ig to thb;sbuth^and'bearijig ;16 ibiles to the west pf Wil 10% ri ver,' Oil ih c^le ve nth day tliey /whUifi������ Bf ought;tile boat; laden with 1 their provisions ;and tbMs>/;upw8rds>of 100, tn.Uei \\0wn Willow, iiYJefA,.:;Prospb cting was ��������� ��������� inime^ 'diately cbram encbdJby��������� a^l^tBb party qri/this stream, which was^ est!mated to be about ��������� 25 iniles }aa lengtlf and running tot 5 br76-utiles* parallel With; Qanyoa creek., Near.; its, mputh Uiere appeared, to be"a slate; formatitfn, intersected at, infcrvals7.v?ith'large quarts reefs/ none of; whicti;seemed to showAihucti iii d ica7 width fro ra fif teeb to twenty milesi:: It- is con-4 fidently b elieved;/ by. iheA ppfty- that good 'dig-; gings will ��������� eventually -.be; sir tick"' in "that qiiar-, ter. if the beet / roW cbuld_; orily be reached Tbe general ap^ara^e/bMhe/countiy b^ :a string; reVemb^ LltJle'caii be dbn'e:at) presenty howeverrinrthe^-i-^B^^^Qbybry; e of p;roBpectingjc:bvfing\toVtifcge'high staj^ of the , water,in,jtb^v numerous creeks^ The best Jiin ej^; ��������� ^ bel omttie^rains:s St [vpA, ���������';��������������������������� .-The- prospectors: bad aA. yery/ itnplea^ant;:;time. of/"it ��������� .througbout. har^dly,ever errjbying, a .cjry day, and sleeping of nighli[iii wet blankets,/Under thie shade of a tree-.." ''-���������;.���������,,; /- ���������''- .-.'". ��������� :���������-."���������- -A. iliNING INTELlii&ENCE. n also-'/ !Ul������V grauite cap waV not considered;^' be the Teal ibnnation,. biit only it slide ; byerlaying the; slate. ������ The party started at tlie mojatli of the: ]t;reek and/attempted io sink shafts as they^ weiit alqug, but coiild not get any pf them ^dc^pbr; tbanten feet,-Ijeing/ia;/every / instance driveii out by water.; Within 5 iniles of the |nouth they,lcsoaid getM dbeper than 2 feet, bu t founcf yery. goo(\ pros'r>ec^ts in the gravel \ I-'^he-: gold being ofVa^ nne. sh'oi^ character^ As '-roolc /was /neared: tbeir'^ros^ ������������������ ' ��������� ' WlLtlAJlis'J���������RERK.h , \ " [ / ���������./ ,o/,Np: marked imprpteraent; in the state of mining/operations on this creelccah be jioted for; the past week; '' Thb Bedrock Drain ^sfcill ] feniaiii& ,s obstructed, ;notwithstanding-..every, P&viipp7 is being .used to bave the ? bbstrftc- tibus tbrbbved A'; It is needless: to say -tb'at the total; suspension of initiing on creek claiins between this placejand Cainerontou is dee]) I y t^'))y^^y'jmj0oT ofyhe c'otii in unity, .but ;fpr /tbe imfortuiisite a.cciden t to the drain times would:hayeVbeen -very Iiyely7thi3 /season,7as it;is,wp: bavo only ;to ibpkfprwardto; a /more J>rpshfrc^s^ll..^^ing-j^^hlng^p^i^^t '^fiy&S^i^en^oi. the 'py&ek the compaoies ha ve /tio: reason, to.- co mp lai n j "the cb pious/rains tbathave^^fiaUeirduring tne-past three or four weeks. Ii aye favored their operations in the liigbest degreb, enttbliiig them to *.d0 an am- biint 6f. ground sluicing .that; cbiild n'0t p'pssir' Sly haye^ been'accompushed haci.;'the weather :been dry;'-',\-\ - - ,t, -,'f'. /���������''��������� 7 ���������������������������;v Bradley^icholson co; are . working, -from' their tunnel, which is 20Q,ft. in the hilV and ; ���������. ��������� Prbspectiiigi is:"Being ^r^rb^i^:^arrigd 7bn inithls -giil4b<1yith.yery;ejibburagmg:;rbsul^ : w $ h eJDiscb very. arid Jiicks ^co .?s, are' -waihi ng, and taking but gQorl pay^Pierc^e '&^Co.,;below the Discovery co, libttomed their.--Bliaifc at SOL feet and obtained fair: .grbspects^Anptlier- Bo^any^pyb the^Hicks bo^ got down^ 18ft. w,itb a shaft but were.driven out with ^yater.; H6J man co. have J- feottpm ed abd washe&Sbut 2 oz.-rUnited! co. are^lsiiikin^a'shaft. - 'A ? -- 'A ��������� '.f "EBGGS GULCIL '^ - \ t / y ��������� This. giilch*;prbniises-i jto yie\i richly, if we are to judge-by the pro^pecte, that are being I ;6'btained by the AncientBn$nVbb������: wh07have: not yet reached,the,tfdd^rbck.> Afe were, on Friday last/ sJibwn a ��������� saiiipjb 'pf;ihe ::SMit ftpnr this claim, weighing $32^ waslxed ont of three car. loads';-of,'the;,?gravel: :l)tiring'the present week, 1|ie; compiiriy are; jn libpes of gbttihg.-bn the rbck;..wheh^ they-will :-:be-bctter;able^:fe; ������yfc certain the/value of:their��������� cluim7 JThere/; are soy era L .companies, busy: at work pii this giilcb, but none; of theni: have got on }i*yAl ���������'> (;;;; r ;, fn. the^gmnit^icaii: \*y lui making^ wages.-~Mountaih 60;. are' taking out about wages^Wide A^est co.'are; making sinSll wages^Deadwobd^cb; :^re;iy6ing-/bx-. tr^iely wellr-^Jenny Liu'd co. are running a drain. -^Forward \ col^ are-'running \f^ drifts.���������Casket co. ar������ making- wages.���������rMc Laren go; washed/up for the week 50 ounces: ���������Wil son c 0; c lean ed up las t week 61 io z.*���������! ;^..; y.^:A <���������*: ���������.:. .//oiiouse- greek* .��������� ai > Ayi*-'- A A-' A;'.; THmes begi n to^ b e ra 0 re 1 i vely and. ho pes appear to brightenauion^ the miners on' this creefc^ not on account of tbo discovery of the longpc^t Heron,leaa7^wl\icb;> sff'JJ eiu'des ihe .most eager search,.nor by reason of. the- late bxQi temen i regard i ng the- Can ad ian c 1 aim, li u t because ofthe.indications of a*continuation pfr/pay towards the upperv. ebd of the :creek beiug revealed. :: It appears that there are two;pi7three companies ground, siu|cing in: the; bed of the creek, ab bye lh c sa.wih ill who l/arejgiettiiig prospects in .the. gravel that war- fantthem in beliving rich' pay-will be found.. Incpnkequen of this the creek has 'been claimbd for nearly a .mile above, -and work, willfbe commenced on the claims at once: -We. areconfideht that' this portion of tbe creek will-give a go od account o f i tself su on.. A'A' '[//A XKW DIGGlNG.ar.; ;'..,'/.������������������'....,'��������� '7:'We;;are informed that very good prospects .haye;been obtained by a prospecting party on a7high bench, two miles to the east;;of ced. ;ch. of eki' hb; tits. imsy. jeir B'Jiects���������lessenbd^:: Thbph^tj irb^bpirijon:that Bibore.^���������arej^ac^y/^rel������;6 o.E;$8-a dsi^ cbiildj H: to mudeV;lyi������t7talang the cree^d0^the.^yhoie, fm the diggings ^ouldtrbt averagevCn1ib;re..tliah S $ 3 and Si. - ,7 It: js very p ro b ab 1 e, fio we ye r ; mm lhat if bed. r^ck could be'\ i Jached vgoo<l pay K would 'undpub'tedly be: found;7 ^even -o'r Hill dght sma'lle^'streamg 'rise/in ah, extensive jasin, at^ttie head :of thisTcr'eek and' fall into a arge streain, which r.uns north -and south and.. !inp ties in to Wi llbwv river 40; mi ies' from the ������������������nisei*. Sbyeti-dUys were'spent in expidriiig hoc reek, who ii the par ty s tar tedv 0 IT tak i ng^a: lortherly course, arid at the end of the": third I ay camped; oh. a ��������� c reek wh i ch head's j;b the 1 or th of Caziy on c rbe k. ; Here the; p ar ty . se- >araled, Ste wart, Carapb'e 11 and" Stevens re- nainirig pd the-, creel?. ; Hardy.7aiul ;Black carted' but^ in a uorthT^est course, following pB|| ^01]^ fridge of mountam till within 8'miles fe������ ^ the F.raser, wiren' finding nb streanis ��������� in ISM their progress tbiis for, struckoUt to*the north A * ast, where after a.days' travel, they discover- dispute' between the fHume Company a^ Canadian Company j other, than 1 wbat is con* tained in the^tblegrarri from the Governbr{ which we 1 giviein aribther;column.wThe Cant adian XSbmpmv-A still refcairi> ppssessipii^ and coiftinbe to^worltthe,}gf0uhd^whichTve hear is ; paying welti while' the * F.Lume; Obmpany=������ .have suspended operations altogethbr^ 7 : J 7 7 We understaivd that the Canadian Compahyr, sent dbwn/byjlast Express;afiilland'detailed'-; statement;of theirV case to;;tbe. Governor,;'and; tespfo^bed^ " telegraphfflis^^cellen^^ been, do ne.: On "Satur3^'������ itf wasjrepbrterl', th at- an 7 answer ^%e;Me|rarn^ received by ; Mr. & Bo oth.; A^ in the- fpl !piwing������wbj$s :;*..���������; R^asslired'that.jifsv; tice will be ��������� done. ^ Obey thet laws, and; keeji up theciiayac^ '. ��������� , . / 7 ;^otkjb/tias^en ;wi^ beh alftpf the Ka^y^prain: eppfthat app licatibn^ ? will ^Pima^feliy^h^m tyithinjten'days; tb: the> Gold Com|nfe&neriyfbr JeaybAtpInbcorporafe, tlie ^bpm:jmriygfp������ ;the purpose / bf ^removing ��������� H obstructions ..from the present drain.bclow the upper ^'-UneA ptythe Raby claim, which drain has been abandoned- by the Williams Creek ' 1 '' l& A.ri A:- 5 :'-���������:> .5 to^ash;;up this.\wee^.-T-Tbe;^ setti^ig boxes nnd washing; ihe^dirt as7they proceed ato rig. Itisbbiieyed they^ can iaHhis wayTnbi^thaii- elear-bxp en^is.=^3Mi������^aims: ^between Richfield and the' bahyoix are^'mak- ing inbre or less uroney:T^Austi?aliAn ^0*^are making, aboirtvwagbsI-TvDavis /co.- washed7^P^ for the week/13d'ounces.-���������Auirora co.^cleaii- "ed ��������� u p for the week 176' bun ces J-^Las t Ch an ce cb. ..are making^; wag;es.~Galifpruik ,cor are ��������� taking, put. good-vpay^Prairid;; ^Flower :pp. cleapeSv; up7tor-^the weelcSfe/bunces^-^Forest .Ros.e co. were oft- paj-in thje ^ariypart of the week, :but stnick ut.' again "..on FiHda^;:yvhen tliey wislied.b'ti'ti;16iinces for ,18. hours:work; ."���������Rabyca. arq unable to workon7accipu;ntof the stoppage of thedrain. 7 bality7thiS' mbrhing^ LOWUKK CRHES;.. of ek,"- nts ims. ieir", SM-' E3 do- nst. 1U9 SB,' I AWA4. ET ;ea- ed a creek as, large as Williams, which emptied i nto; -\ViI'lqw river.. On this, breek,; wh ich is 8 miles 1'oiig, they., passed two"' days pros- l>ecting trpiti^thb.one end: b������ it:to' the other. On the lo\yer tliree.milea they gotgo0d pros- i)ects trorn the surface to' the depth of from two to si x'l fee t, \ wh ere. they struck blue ;clay h 111 having.- ,no lo bis to r; sin king, they. d id. n o"t atteiiipt tp'gb through it..' Abbve this,there is u canypnabbuta utile long, :.in which, and' and fpr.some distance- beyond it, they coiild not raise eyen the colore The gold'found on this creek was very scaly; Large (Juah^and other washed boulders are to be seen in great quantities, and from the general aspect of the 9reek, it is believed by the, party that the ^Sgings will pay .from $3 to Si a day. -Re- ttirning to camp after an absence of, six days, wey (Hardie and Black) found that SUnyart and party had prospected the first-named creek for twelve, miles up, finding a little gold in the surface, gravel,, but in no instance reaching the bed. rock. The party then headed;to the south,travelling ib;that direction one arid7a:hal'f days, wlien they,again separated, Black anid Hardie going south-west, and tbe balance went south for three miles, "where they discovered a creek, on which they prospected for six or seven miles, barely , raising the color, and being joined by the i ?ttlcr two, continued to prospect, with like Jesuits. Here it was agreed that Hardie and Stewart should' return to Williams creek, leaving the balance of the party to prospect . ������ wore creeks, when they would also return ln the course of eight or ten days. The raiige ?l ^intry explored,:by the prospectors ex- ������nded in a north.wes.terly direction from this, creek, a distance of 120 mites, averaging in .;.:'��������� mink.;gulg������V'-: 7, ;������������������ ,: '., ThelVrseyera^c'e; co. are bbginiiing to find very good' ind ic&tio n s of; big ;p ay. 7. AI tho ugh they h a ve b ee n d ri f ting for; three w eeks, :th ey only cb mm en cod. washing last week; On Fiv day last; they picked* up:. two pieces weighing $ 2-9. We h a ve' no t iearned h o w m uch they was'lied up yesterday, but the.dump-box,when we saw-it, looked exceedingly.." healthy.v STOUTS GULCH. ; ��������� The Floyd co. arc still: engaged-in-clearing out their tunnel, which .was/filled up during the last freshet.���������Altu'ras cp. washed out. for week' 169 oz7 The company will start wash- ino* this weelt-from their, tunnel, and are sanguine /.of taking"' out-big pay.^-Taftvale co; have f|dt their, wheel and hoisting gear nearly ready, and will, be ready to wash towards the. end of the week.���������Jenkins co. having been employed a grea������ part of the week in securing their drift, did not clo so well as usual.��������� Mucho Oro co. took out abotii 30 075. for the week.���������Durham co. are sinking a new shait Emery co. have quit ground sluicing, and are now running a tunnel. 1 CONKXTN'S .GULCH. ,, ��������� United co. washed up for the week 85 oz.��������� The Ericcson co. washed up for the week about 30 ounces.-���������Home Stalce.c'o. ,have not struck anything yet;���������Reid . co. washed up about 30 ounces for the week.���������Renfrew co. bottomed their, shaft. on Saturday at 48 feet, the rock pitching towards the ���������_ creek. The Hood co. have .commenced raising a shaft through bed rock with the view of searching for the channel.���������J list Struck It co. are in 00 feet with their tunnel; they expect to run 40 feet further before the channel is gained.��������� British Cjueen co., who were doiug extremely well, got drowned out in consequence of the caving of their drain.���������Galour co are in 250, feet with their tunnel and have not struck 'rim rock yet; one hundred feet more, it is thought, will take them into the channel.��������� Moonlight co. washed out something over.3 ounces from a sot of timbers last week;- they SSSghan, jBv^eney,. and Keily..; cpntpariies confliuie ^^^au^cmS^i?iumhago> cp. are unking $10. to $12 a day to the.hand���������Now-or i^vpr^co.^are still driftiug across the channel,, with;good .indications of finding pay.-^East Bank;I)fscpvery co. are making a bout-wages. .^Mboriiead ,co: are cutting a tail-racej and ; Will commence washing soonl���������.Sagemiller co. are ground sluiciug.���������Chittenden co. put ..in -their flume last week, and Washed up 12 oz.��������� -First Chance co. washed up for the week SO :oz; This company' appears to have at last struck the long lost lead.���������Calaveras co. have not finished their drain tnunel. They expect to get through with it this week. 7'\ POOUMAN'S CREEK. . The.Alliance co.:, who have been engaged for some weeks past in running a tunnel to drain the bed of the creek, struck the rock last' week, and had, for a first washing, $25. The compariy are' satisfied that the diggings will pay good wages. : ..;-. ��������� m\AC������ BEAR CREEK, .About which no small degree of excitement |frevailed in the early part of last week, has given no tangible evidence ol yielding so largely as was at first surmised. So far as we have been able to learn, Hilton, Perrin & co., who first located claims here, got dowu about six feet through surface gravel, and struck a bed of quicksand, when the creek rose and flooded them out. The prospects found iu the surface gravel were flattering in the extreme. but beyond this, nothing is yet known, as to the richness of the creek. . As there are now over sixty men on the ground, it is more than probablevthat something definite may be expected in ihe course of a week or ten days. Bed Rock ;Draiti-'Company, andialso ftn to . levy toils forv draining; claims adjacent thereto:i:A] A/ :*:-.v 7' AaZa\ / - .'.' ' ������������������ -> ���������, **P; R.���������Our readers will see by a referencp tb bur advertising:;coiiimris,,that;tIjie Cariboo' champipn,:.(Wi 1 son); means blis!ness. / aud :is.' p repared to * inbeti his: ��������� an tagbn i st w 1 th the ii e- cessafy furids tfj^semiye a majich. The. pre)im* inariiw' will- !������o-������.rrft.no,P>1.������i/'ivi f^uhuvltiv PVti'ri*-' from be lo w ��������� yesterday-- afternoon, b ri n ging anA ��������� eastern mail j' .and- ji, smali. es p ress.:': The o bly ')- passengers were^ Messrs. Legh Harnett, Par sons and Toombs.; .,- ���������y Au'cTiox SATiE.^-Tho furniture and fittings of Pen fold ?b Salbon^ JJarkerville,. were sold hy , Mr.F. V. .Lee, atVauctipn, on Saturday. The 7 ' various articles fetched good prices, consider-,- ing the dull state'-of the.times.: . J obti T; Fid.Weli; / Victoria, c'aused by u' fall from' bis horse:-7;. --!/ '{AAAy'':ii''' . v'. ]:Al'Al. .s;yA'-s.y r*-^}*, .���������'.���������-, . ?>f. C. Davis^ 7train: of -���������v.--; ������������������;���������/ -^w% -six animate^ C'^..- i -I T ' '��������� ���������-���������'���������'. arrived on Friday with a: load of liquors Tor* the Hudson,Bay Company.: Mauy.bfthe am^ mals carried 400 lbs. of freight. ������������������ TSLEGR'AFHIC. (From'tbo'BriVidii Coluinb ian.'1 .;./:. Chicago, July l.r-The reques't-.of the Bm\ peror Napoleon and Queen Victoria to gh\������ aid 10 save Maximilian did not reach' Mexictf iu time. : y ' .4 -1 ;;: * New York, July,2.���������The. Herald^ London- special says the Times, Post and'Express pity Maximilian and denounce tbe action of Juar AVe are undei\oi>ligations to MivLegh Harnett for a copy of the " Pacific Coast Business Directory, for 1867," published by Mr. Henry G. Langley, San Prancisco, which besides affording a ready means of,ascertaining the addresses of business men in the States of California, Oregon and Nevada, the Territories of Washington, Idaho, Montana and Utah,andtlie colony of British Co himbia, is aperfect repository of the most i uteres ting and useful statistical information respecting the miuerail,agricul- tural and manufacturing interests of every portion of the North Pacific coast, Mr.Harnett will have a limited number of-copies here in a few days, which he will dispose.of at a very liberal figure. Those who wish to procure a copy of this call early. useful work, would do well to "Ho^ sharp your toe-nails are," as Faddy has expressed himself in favor, of c said, wh'im--he caught the hornet with Prussia. . rcz.. - ���������.- ���������.- . ��������� i- '-��������� ������������������������������������ --��������������������������� London, July 5.���������The British -governmont authorities have postponed the grand review- which was to take plaCb at Hyde Park, on account of the execution ������f Maximilian: The condubt.-of tlie Mexican Government in condemning Maximilian to death, and hU. subsequent execution, causes great indignation here and on the Continent. New Orleans, July S.���������The Times Houston* special gives the details of the execution of Maximilian, The prisoner was bound and blindfolded. No indignity was offered him. Before he was shot ho recapitulated the cause, of being caught in Mexico, and denied the .authority of the court which tried him,-and: hoped his death would stop the' effusion of; blood in Mexico. lie called a-Sergeant of tho guard and gave him a handful of money and requested as a favor that tho soldiers, should aim at his heart Tiv'tf balls entered, his body, but did not kill him immediately, when two soldiers were ordered to shoot lam- in the.side. '.'.��������� ..-'������������������., '���������: ','. '7 Mejiamadeno address, but met his fate quietly *vnd bravely. . ;7 ; Escbbedb, presented the sword of MaximiU ian to Juarez in..tbo Government palace.. Much grief was manifested by the: spectators,- . Maximilian^ last words were' "Poor Car- Lottal" , ', ':��������� ���������- - :���������:,������������������.���������-. . ���������- -X'- /i*'- > . Ver a. Cruz.surrendered on the 27th June without bloodshed arid is quiet . 7 Santa-Anna was shot ori'thb. morning of the 25tlrof June;^ ��������� - :-' \/; 'New York, July .7th.^-The steamer IJansr^ ar riv ed fro 01 So a tb amp to n w ith dates to J n n ej- 25th : The Times says-there will be anotherT fa vorable harvest. .?; .-.. .��������������� .'= ���������-"��������� ������������������): ��������������������������� ; '->y '��������� The late arrivals bf gold from America.appear to - restore finariciiii c onfidbh.ee. . ��������� 7 .. -^ The. Ha no variaii: Are p resentati v.e ..at.. Beri^ ��������� ionnebiiti-^' .:-"��������� .:���������'��������� . TliS-'LAST WAGER OP ; ; ;:; ���������/ w/ -ENGLAND., BATTLE IN Aw AA'fhere bflS;4ie4;in-Si.^ip^A��������� ^a.'''P^^:'?^' ���������\'iijfin, ooeevent of-wJipS' history forms an im- .noitant mark in .the.progress of civilization in d, especially; asX relating, to the old \i������n mnJn Ai'.A..'Ul.V.>l!r.nil4at> . rind + ������������������T- 'airlandl ; '"barbarous mode ofsettlmg disputes, and try- -...- irig caused by the "wager, of./.battel;" .The deceased, .Wiliam Asbcroft, was:the last per- : ion who was challenged in an English;i court AAio meet Jn single combat,-a man whom he ;. viaccused as the murderer of bis sister. On the ��������� ; ^"26tliMay, 1817, a:;beautiful 'jpnng woman named Mary Ashcroft;iri her twentieth: year, ���������;'"went to a dance at Erdiugtori, without pro per protection.; Sh'eleft the festive scene at .ROADSIDE ADVERTISEMENTS. STABI NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. LYTTON CITY, B. C, Bogs to Inform the public generally that he has On his promises for upwards of 200 Horse?. . Hay and Oats for. Sale cheap. GOOD SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE. . <; -TERMS MODERATE. '1-S. *��������� Ing together at a stile. Jn.ear the;place, btit next niorning she was found-dead in a pit of water; Ay. and there was fearful evidences that she had been abused, violated, and murdered^ Gen- ':.; fctahtial evidence was against bim .. winch.was an alibi, obtained a verdict of not . ^^<k ���������all -ww r?11* .... /*/.,. 11 ,* _. - C *���������������* **..*. *������i r������ i-*, a i\/l v ^ r> /\ t /yr> rt _ ..'.'.enteredjao;ainst:theverriict by.,,AVil 1 iara_������Asli- e - ���������"~,:fn:to:the mur ine apprehend- ��������� rem ber, to be 'trie^before Lord' Ellenbbroiiffh arid>the''full ��������� .-,, BOSTON BAR, B. C, Wholesale.and Retail Merchant in GROCERIES' AMD PRO VIS IONS LTQUOKS, DRY GOODS, CLOTHIKG, &c. Is "... Com* t of Queen's Bench.J:Instead.;of reg :defence:by;' argiimenls.:: evidences and wit-' 'Jesses, Thornton- Koldly defied-all;; present ./modes of jurisdiction,'and eld right. : nccording to aucierit custbin, to challenge h is ^accuser to fight bim/arid decide bis innocence ;'.':��������� or guilt by the"wagervofbattel.";' His aris- ;.���������-���������:. : wer to the ��������� cb ur t was;'. < f ;N6t gu i I ty, and:- ��������� I a m read y to: de fen d the sa me by m y, bo d y.v .-.; H e accompanied these* words" by the old act of : ��������� taking off his glove, and ' thro wi ng it. 'i r*wh .upon the floor of the court "At this' sta^ the pro ceed i ngst Wi 1 Hanii Ashe'roft, who j ;: ..iri cb ur t; ac tua I ly ��������� '��������� came yfprwa rd, y and :S . lib out to accept tb e clial lerige b y p ick in g ; u p tbe glovei when h'e'wasrkept back by those did the assem- The Bonaparte JbLouse, QEMLEN & PARKE, Proprietors, at the O Junction of-the Cariboo and Big Bond Roads, is now open for the accommodation of tlie public. Distance from Clinton, 26 miles; from-SnvanasSteamboat I/mdmg,"22 miles; from face's Bridge, ������0 miles. Travellers will 11 ml prices nnd accommodations to suit tho times.' . Give them a "call; Stabling, Hay k Grain; attentive hostlers. Stages leave here regularly for Yale,, and Cariboo .1-s ES Druggist, BARKERVILLE. TTAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A CHOICESE- H Jection'of Dbuos and Patent M������^������JJL^- ing tbo celebrated Goldeu Balsam, ^J^Wg.h Mixtures, for the complete cure of beconnarv |\ V* 1^. Alsort great variety of Sais������p������nlla������, Hmr. BniJK8,; Tooth Brushos, C������,mbs, Tooth Powders, Sponges 1 a.ncy Soaps, Lubin's Extracts, Roso Water and other Kr- lumerii-s, Garden Seeds, &c, &c. n,.������v������V Just received���������ah assoriment ol Stationery, Pocket Diaries for 1SG7, and Billinrtl Table articles; P. S ��������� Prescri pt i ons c;t ref u lly com pounded. VICTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS. Comer of Lahgley Alley and .-Yates St MESSRS; JAY & BALES Have op cned the above premises with a iar and well assorted Stocs at': A. ������������������ .... ' '���������-c9'^. .' -S OPEN FOR.THE ACCOMMODATION OP THE I ��������� Travelling public; the bedroonis are spacious and , ...ippl. for Horses;. Hay, Oats and BaTley. constantly on hand. Of was was mHE UNDERSIGNED IS KOW PREPARED TO 1 afford every accommodation to the trawl Imp public, and hopes by a strict attention to business, to merit a share of tho patronage bestowed on the former proprietors. This is one of tbe most comfortable ami commodious Hotels on the ma J, containing as it does warm and well furnished bedrooms with pood boos. The TABLE is supplied with every delicacy it is possible to procure, in the upper country. The BAR is stocked with tho best of Liquors, and tho choicest Cigars. 4������~ MEALS, $1 50 EACH. "������������ The stabling for Horses is all that could be desired, and the charges are very moderate.- Hay for Horses per day, $2 ; Oats and Barley at the cheapest market rates. _ -TlfB-WrfcWh'e^^^ on hand, for sale in large or small quantities. l.s JOHN PELLETIER, Proprietor. FOSTER, OF LILLOOET, CHEMIST. rpHlS OLD AVD WELL KNWN HOUSE has been re- .1 cently. opened by the uiidjcrsighed;! who: will make, it his constant sturfy by using every endeavour to accomodate'the traveling public." to deserve a share, of the patronage bestowed on the. former occupants. ���������}j&&r The Bar contains nothing but the- very best of LIQUORS and CIGARS. Give him a call ; '.1-s . ��������� ��������� " . EDWARD TROFATTER ;'. iuch a time of light as tlie'iiine teen th cehturj'?-" ���������: But with ^greater won der .'a fi d regie t w as. the ���������A jii%w������St.of tfie court:-received ; ! for,' after Beveral adjournments,;it;w;asdedded;rn;A:ftnV iSl 8, th at the law of England 'was" i n''. favor of y they wager of battel ??ttia^the/old laws saric- tlobing it had never bcen;repealed ; arid that thpugh .this mode of (rial had become obsolete it must be allowed. Thornton was therefore '���������;.,. discharged, and being set at liberty, left this ; countryfor America, where he died in obs- ���������1 A veht pretty yoiing woman Went to the '. post office with a letter,' and no direction, and ������aid to the. postmaster,��������� . ��������� . ' ," Send that to my sweetheart !".��������� The postmaster took it, looked at it, and gaid,��������� ��������� ,.- " What. is his name, and where does he live?" AAVA- The girl replied���������- " Ah ! that is the very thing I donffc want any one to kt^ow/, ; :; A 'would-be bride in Dayton, Ohio, sixty- one years of age, has sued a gentleman of seventy for breach of promise. She shows one ofjiis letters, in.yhich he said " he, existed only in her smiies. and that the happiest day ;of .^his lite: woiild be that, ibix whjch be. should call her' his own."���������., '��������� BOYD & HEATH, Proprietors, ^pHIS HOUSE is situated 20 miles from Quesnelmouth. 1 Tiie proprietors having lately fittod. up bedrooms and good Boos are now 'prepared, to afford every accommodation for Travellers; tbo Table is furnished with all the luxuries that can be procured ;'thc Bar is well supplied with the best brands of Liquors and.Sogers; so'od Stabling, Hay. Oats and Barley. ,j^-The CHEAPEST House on the Road. 1-s 122 LAKE LA-HACHE.' F. WALTERS,, formerly of tho 94 Milr.Hocse, having purchased this Ranch, is now "prepared to accomodate the traveling public with GOOD MEALS and BEDS at moderate rates. 1-s TTAS FOB SALE, and constantly on hand, Q a well assorted Stock of Dnip-\ all tnc Chemicals used by Physicians, Photographers, A.^snyers and Mechanics. Also tho popular Patent Medicines, and Druggists' sune'rios. Rotorts, Crucibles, Muffles, Cupels, Ingot Moulds, etc., etc FBESCiurnoxs faitiifuut-prepared��������� F. .W..FOSTER,- mal Chemist ;"YALE ADVERTISEMENTS. BENJAMIN DOUG-LAS, Successor to A. C. WELL?, Saodle ani> Harness Maker,- Vr.lo, li. C. .DSrA complete" assortment of Stock constantly on hand. 1-s J. S. DEAS, Front Stukkt, Yale, B. C.������ BEGS TO ANNOUNCE to the inhabitants of Cariboo that lie jnb'nOs to forward (as soon as the state of the Roads will pTmit), a lirge nrid.-.well assorted stock of Cookivo Stovks. which he will dispose of at Pricks to Suit thf: Times. Yale, 8th April, 1307. 1 '-. AND FLOWER SEEDS. ��������� The business of tho late firm of Jav & Co. port e������ and Springfield Nursery, will, be < carried oh hv \S in all its branches. ., AwAi y~A. .. . v'Xh** Fru it Trees and Bushes, ��������� Evergreen and' Dori*.*. Shrubs, Bulbs and Flowering plants of every 21 ' lion. , ���������-���������:���������>;���������:���������,:.;-.-; A i#1> LONDON HOtlSE GOVERNMENT STREET, TICTORU. * WHOLESALE ANDlRETAIl, J. -H.'TURNER &J-'CO^' iMPOUTKRS oy A- Englfsli & French Silks, Shawls, Dresses Ua ilcrclotbSsg, G1ov>p, and evt^ry description W :: Drapery Goodft, ��������� Receive repulnr supplies by Express via Paneaa m by sailing vrssels via C ������pe Horu.. \flt3~ Particular attentlcn srfrcn to. a J! orderi, jA������ndou Firm���������J. P. Tunstau. L Co. ' :. ^"���������^^���������~~^-'ESTAT3ITSHED"1^5T.7'j" . ��������� ��������� - ���������- - ������������������ ������������������ ��������� ��������� - - i i/ OUR COFFEE. ���������'��������� u \7E ARE ,FOR"v7AIlDlJ;Q:i. 'L FIHST CLASS ARTICLE TO CARIBOO, Packed in Tins of from two to twenty-five pomiij J each.. . I . WILSON i'irURRAY,:.. ; 1-s Fori street, Victoria.-..,1 TWOS. WiLSO IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH MERCiUDIl [ Wholesale and Retail, DEA Masonic It.ill Government Street Viciuna., U MESSRS. CORNWALL'S. T THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, half-way betweeo Spence's Bridge and Clinton, on the Yale Route. Travellers will iind Good Accommodation. The best of living, of Liquors, and of Wines Fresh Butter, 11 ilk and Vegetables. Good Stabling and cheap feed. 1-s ���������������������������/i Mister, I say^ I don't suppose you don't Ivno^of nobody whati' don't want to hire nobody to do .-/nothing, don't ..ybuK The answer was, " Yes, I don't.'? COLONIAL HOTEL, SODA CREEK- .GREAT REDUCTION has been made in the charges at Ibis establishment, so.as to suit the times. Heals, $1; Beds, 75 Cents. : MoLKESE k SENAY, Proprietors. May 1st, 1867. 1-s FORWARDING. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE! PARTIES DJ?R1 ROUS of shipping freight With Dis-. fATcii, w! 11 fin ri it to their advantage by giving us a call before engaging elscwhero ALWAV k BAILEY. Yale, April 8th, 1867. 1-s W. H. Sutton, EALER IN Wivj-s, Liqcop.s and Cigars, Coal Oil, Coal Oil Limps, &c, l J. C BEEDY, COAffflSSION Si FORWARDING AGENT, I TT7H.L PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION; TO $h VV lectinp, purchasing, or forwarding Goods fonts upper country; . . ��������� . ' Any commission eiitrttstwd to his care, will receln l\ prntr.ptaltontion. A ���������UofiTPiicr-R.:���������W. A/ MkacsaM, E. A. Wadbasu,! .' Harpku, J.J...Bramlt: '��������� Victoria, April, 1S67. . .1- . . ...���������._ -��������� HOTEL DE FRANCE, /. Government Street, Victoria", V. I. THE RESTAURANT ih supplied with all ill I fivliciicies of the season, and.the Flceping eccoofr- dation is r-'pleto with every comfort. The best of WiD"S, Liquors and Cipars. 1:8 J. DIGNE k CO., Proprietor*. A. W. PIPER, CONFECTIONER, Government Street, opposite the Theatre. CANDIES of every description manufactured ������ad sob' Wholosidy and Retail. !��������������� AGENT FOR In Bbl?. Yale, April 18th, IS67. BUNSTER'S ALE aud half Bbls. ' Is ������������������; ��������� ='���������* -��������� i A "���������,.' ��������� 86 ���������. mile' ��������� posTf'��������� '���������������������������������������������" BETWEEN YALE AND LYTTON, B.C. A wounded irishman wrote home frr������m the h asp ital. and fi n isli ed ti p by sayi ng i ���������" I - m for this country. I've bled for it, and I'll soon ho able to say Pve died for it." VICTORIA:: ADVERTISEMENTS.. A. BULER & QO.'S CHEAP Store. LADIES! and GENT'S CAST OFF '-Clothing .bought- and sold. Secondhand Watches. , Guns, Pistols,. &c ,for sale. . ������������������ ,: . JS3S* Govern in on t street opposite the Theatre. . 1-s CASAHAYOU begs leave to state that ho . has removoU his stock of Goods consii?ting of Oro-- CKBn-Sj&c, irom Wharf street to tho Brick Building on Yi'tes street, arJjoining' Cowpor's Boot Store: oppo- site Wells, F'irpro & Co.. " Ho will sell his Goods by Wholesale.' at .the lowest rates, for cash. l.s WILLI AH ZELNER, dealer in Diiugs; Mboi; i f; oises and CiiEMiCAts, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, &c. Physicians' Pre* 'rScriptiouscarM'ully compounded and orders answered ���������wUhoaroand Qibpatch. Victoria., V.L :' 1*8 TRAVELLERS will find every accommodation at this Hotel. Excellent Cooking. GOOD BEDS. , ������������������.-:.'.' STABLING FOR HOUSES. TIMOTHY HAY and OATS at Lowest Rates. , BpOTHROYD %fti}% 1-s Proprietors. BOSTON BAR International Hotel ��������� / ���������..������������������ qpHIS WELL -KNOWN'.HQU5E islnow open for tra- i. vellers. The Table is,supplied as formerly with tho best the market affords, and. the Cook in (r cannot be excelled. The Bnr i? stocked with the finest Li quobs and Cigars. GOOD 13EOS. WILLIAM CHARTERS ..1-s Proprietor. Ill MILE HOUSE. AGE IS NOTHING! LOOD WILL TELL! rpHIS HOTEL IS LARGE AND WELL FITTED UP JL for the comfort of travelers; the Table is supplied with the best of everything that can beprnenrd, and the cooking is not inferior to any on tbo road; BcdroOms for families; Stabling, Hay, Barley nnd Oats. JBSTTbe trail to Cedar dnd Horse-Fly Creeks leaves the Wagon Boa.d *t this pS^ce. 1-s War. HENDERSON. Storage and Forwarding! YALE, b. c. PARTIES SHIPPING GOODS BY THE YALE-LYT- xox Rot-Tf, arc advised that KIMBALL k GLADWIN . Have erected an extensive Storehouse and Dock at Yale, and are prepared to Receive, Store, and Forward Goods. Goods re-packed, and freights engaged at the Lowest Rates. Parties shipping goods through us will please mark to.the care of Is KIMBALL k GLADWIN. . HENRY GREEN8AUM, WHOLESALE LIQUOR Store, I in porter of Fine Mkkrschavm Pipes, Stcoi Mouthpieces, Cigars and Tobacco, Johnson street. Victoria, y. i. u_ TULES RUEFF, Commission* Mpkchant, Royal O Hotel Building, Wharf street Victoria, V. I. !���������* . I). VAN WINKLE STORE. rri-IE UNTDERSIGN*ED begs to inform tho minors and X residents in k around v,Jn Winkh- that he will in future keep an assorted and GOOD STOCK on hand, and hopes by close attention to business, aud by KcIIhig at LOWER RATES than heretofore, to meet the pa. Iron ago of all. Orlers from outlaying creeks accompauied with tho CAfsH, will be forwarded with promptness and dis-. patch. . ^T Terms CASH, without distinclinn. l's J. W. LINDHARD. 127 BLUE TENT, ��������� OR ��������� MILE HOUSE. rrHE UNDEDSrGNED HAVING PURCHASED THIS X desirable property,!.? now Prep irtid to accommodate the travelling public. Tho table is supplied with the very best ol viands. The bedrooms and beds are as,comfortable ns could be desired, and th* BAR contains nothing but tho best brands of LIQUORS and CIGARS. ; A good stock of Grain and Hay always on hand. - MUfftWr. I. W.WRIGHT. CLEAL'S Coffer House ant> R^tacbant, ~ . Government Street, Victoria, V. I. Tills is t������������ clteapest, most comfortable, and best attended EsUU* IMimont'in the Citv , The BAR-is always supplied with tho choicest A Winks, Liquors ami Cigars. : **8 Free Port ibr Ever! E.THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE .pleasure ill ������J' nouncing to our ,numerous customers and ������" public, that we will supply them with the best French Lt'ATiiRR Boots {duty Jrec) over offered in B. C. ; !jm������&% our old Stand, Government St., Victoria, V' lrs " CHARITY k BUTLER- A FRANKEL, Victoria/ V. I., Denier in FWJ, ii.. Sia.vs, HinKS, Wool, kc. Liberal advances m^'������ on Furs consigned. Reference���������G. Sutro & Oo., ft������B hart Bros. Victoria,. V. I. Jw n StTTHO & CO., Importers An-o DmibJ J? XXl CIGARS, TOBACCO, Moershanm Pipes, teoh *>/��������� corner of Yates and Wharf street, Victoria If VfATSON, Watchmaker, Jeweler i^. and Engraver, Government street, next to the St. Nicholas Hotel, Victoria, V. I. ANDAINE, COLLECTOR, AND fliS*** ]? JIALLAI I1-/- AGKNT, Goyormrn'nt Street, Victoria; V. L DAILY and WEEKLY and VICTORIA CHRONICLE," < BRITISH COI.0^ *.s ami v lum i ti a un nujn i uj jb! -" Oro ors i or ^ ing either the Daily or Weekly issues otHlu> aoo> any part of Europe, the United States, Canada, a^> ^ lia, kc , left at, thin bftlco or sent to Victojia Jj������^ nttehded to. Terms in advance, Wmki**W~Ttf with Postape, $7 SO ; fimoB. do,. $4 71 Pa������*' mos do., %2S ; 6cro������.do., $1250.
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1867-07-22 |
Description | The Cariboo Sentinel was published in Barkerville, in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia, and ran from June 1865 to October 1875. At the time, Barkerville was home to a fast-growing community of miners who had been attracted to the Cariboo region by the discovery of gold. The Sentinel was published by George Wallace, and its stated objective was not only to disseminate mining intelligence, but also to eradicate official abuse[s] of power, both within the Cariboo region and beyond (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2). |
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Barkerville (B.C.) ; Williams Creek (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1867_07_22 |
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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 | 10.14288/1.0170768 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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