m m m ������); inei^ ires'* Offlpd Is Express cson^Co Francisco ^TiLEGRkPHIC NEWS.������ $mm SEB^A^I^OTEON yx *vr: efcff disc;i@|nd in connection Abere, i(D Wl {,, - h erijsked Whether Canada did t become iia% for the debts of the prpv-; coaill^SaMion;. Glause IU of he SlgMtAct, which ia the/Act ^ofeble for ifie^|Mkana KabilUic^tf 'ctigovinee^xisiin^t^the union.? ;Foh ,\vjng clangs Pnedj|p|"2amoi������nts of teb,t$t ' m& hWcauie \W& 'in^nrn1 to Canada; ^iVs. U Ih^ il^bIa otVthe^|^y inces ^-Q^^H^- ^^^^^^^M^^^nW^ JB^wlmo.is Jnd^a^f dotfir^/tlbself ^h|S'5hs% nM^riM^m^'i^ r^j nwriis -in oxfiftp? of &%$!& stated.; If Abe;. .iioHHt of Ib'e deb;. of$Jova Scotia and New iruifswiclc excelled1, %L the time of union vm millions aud heyen^iUions'respectlvely, ipse:���������p^'bv^ncea;ateaS������ to Canada-for suclij Acc6r'aTfff|to;|pl census of lS(������.UUie>popu^ a lion of lho '"four provinces originally com- [vis'edin the Do mi moi amounted tp;3iip>522. aJtghd of lSoWfes calculated, by fpl- "London despatches state .that the Bepubli- can vmpvement ih\ Spain is; confined-to the town ofJReuss, nine miles from Arrago'n. "'.In contradiction * of these despatches, however, is 'another which says" that should'- ex-King Ferdinand of Naples decline fbr/crown, Spain will throw her flag to the bi; e#3 as a Republic. / " Tt'e'/war breeze is calming do>vn., At the opening of the North German.rarliameut.the Prussian'King's speech was decidedly pacific. Colonel Gill (HiIl?X to bcrn ejijpoinled Governor of Newfound:-if-������*. '- -"v" ;' -Prince Napoleon had-written a letter to Col.Bentonand- other^United ������tatesmen in Paris,'thanking them for the addreps comply ���������nieutiiil/;* tiie^EtSn^Semtte; yyy ' _ . PlfiiiKSesseM Ier| a=3Uo e������l o fcha ������*ar _bpt oS Bordoanx, by a fire caused by, an fcex- y\6mii ^ ^irJAnu, [ V&p Di^ ehj Genoa is ti ILed'bf as ��������� candi- date fai ffie ffitple oi J/wyP (': A; Perth/dispatch says it is proved'that Ubnfv3oh)^rPixtton', Loid-: Justice ;Qlef^' of. ScblMhd^^a murderia in "the; Ta^r to^dayj wHh;^lerrible'icu^in^tbe thro'ak '-/y ' ' f Mount/Etna is in a state of violent eruption, and streams of lavV.are pouring from the "crater-ia a large volume.": '���������~~iL'i j;Despa^jrea"frrom;Gana^ are unnsually in- ���������terestinsr^l/.// *x.: jyy'yy^yyy. y-y^y:%- ^ A grea\ in*] ?per < ei co meeting was',heid<at' .Waterloo!;on' Saturday, -lobn 5r6ung>/and several' others spoke in -favor oi iudepend- ence. parSlapa^ '* ��������� *'y Z'< 'yy "-,< Will.despatch/ ;yy :-'/;.:;; .. _. . A FAST FREIGHT TBAlit FROM yALEI^ ���������'*..���������. yy -���������/- -/./:/ < ��������� . . . ��������� . ./? /.v . Making^Ilia trip/to Barkerville in about U dttys.-v , ; ; ' 1 .., ������ V;' Until farther ndticp, t,/ i >��������� RATES OF FREIGHT . :.> ^!||::i;i/]H//il;������l^^^ By these teams,pn all parcels of:i5tf lbs. and upwards . \ 'y ���������>���������!. ^;'-,://lf:x.////.-1 ���������-^;, i^/^.-v':^/-.���������;^ -,-.,;, ������������������������������������';-���������" ;,.25'Cents per^lb.v ; ���������bxciuslve of Road; Tolls;" , ,,/"/,..' :,'/-./ ,.< - .��������� ���������....,. . ' ju.v^-���������v... __0... ������������������.'������������������Parties shippinpt.Dy.. theso; teams .must. ordcr,goodii lhv^MuR^ra've^'ahd the Council to^baymarked,^^ ���������/.,;. ^01 '^Hf&SlfJv dUr r^--Vuu^".: otherwise they will bo sent by regular Express anU , - ^andmdvancage cf.nmon. - charged accoruingiy. : yy^y/:-:, .ffqll Ih'^nevlv tiOD0inted.Gov- "Shippers may dupend on ihe regularity of" these ^[t^^^%SS^'V^^ frir teams, for'whetber'with full freighter notHhey will . . Northv;w������ Territory,-leaves foi Lome}hr0ugh. . ���������..,,,', H������?fF^veeii! tue op������H*5w ��������������������� *'*y > -t , Pormidabie :banda o! Ceyubiioans are re- ported'to have.concentrated in Catalonia, Spainr , v.it.txs}-;.lU������������������ I CICLCLiyc to/tBe aq;mi3ssioaioi:ci>iiw������u;Columbia into the Confederation of Canada. ' He strongly urges npon. ��������� Governor -Musgrave} and-the Council ^iu^p|p;j^ty^a^|afe^^ - ^Mr'.?Mfflfcugall. -the:newly - appoint* efaor of tlie North west Territory, dej 'the scat-o^gover^'neat.iri two weeks.. t ^It is understood thartliere will be no difficulty about tUe|del|verySp;^^ for of ,tne 'North^^Eprruoiy before^the, Bky:'&,X#^ mMratCMoulali;^ 'with the ^Amerioau -Telegrdph; Cp^to run,a; I m -nt.^nw^ _.Tn,Ai-(]p.r to-obtain a ���������The r������f.:a Coi;'Fi:R.���������In order to, obtain a firsj;rclass|epjfeey it/is ncc^ very bes^berrieij, and I to^Masltthem accord-: ^������.*i- inrtof s������v>rnveds methods' This is. ;Barnard?S; E2^5 mm^?WZk -WWioM thSm accord-: '������llia-MUift , ..������������������������^������^?^,^'���������*,?/v;?Yl������'Jf? SolurlsfCrO^^ LEAVES QUESKELUOUTH FOE SODA CREEK OX S K,g or poh,,^ &cnnea:accept,g; Sgimif^ Iff I' - : Jm^, i throna^of Spain. : . ._....... casb, Coffee.tbat bow:&������.to ehcU toe.ap ;. / v; -^^-^ * h������llst el^ht, fears- $ has -supe^sed^?- misoei^aSeous. ' ifin^jff^^fW^taf* th.at'tiie<p'pp.uj!Bh .onancoosne' 3 ^!i|0|lfThe total/amount; boot $20 75 pr-' 'blS^i^e population*, ;ny aeb^conHra^t^^^^ sub-, icqvieht-ito ,imion.ore borne b^in^arovinces. ^hay^no;mea;n8^oC^^!r|S B^S?"5. ier of tlie popnlalien-; 4/^titip^Slumbia. ^nd are thektor/-. yaMa lo j^a^Hrw much- Mr deb t' exceed* th a S oi a BbSinion ; in proportion to. '*'J nlation. - fS^' a Canada pfcar LL^'^!',^;" '^Jcompile^'om officiat iW^W/^ves tfe^ riieP"ofio^po^uiatlonf. Sf^^' - "I������ number:^|iccepted as Vect,thejrfp|ltibnof debt -^^''���������"flain^&'^thai.nf.-th^ ' * ^btif^aS^^. $1^00,000: jkh tb^pmeip* in making; 'Viols ;vIs:';pUr|debt'<so/much ^6|^^iat6|^ poraihiou '::^: jtiUng:w||lier\Canadaj ..���������V^wld":i������kMfiover as it : ���������-��������� ���������'."-r ������-* ^ame/^iabllity-;' fotMA amouut proportioned to the p6pulatibn^%'corrcs-: ���������B?^!W^.ft'th^ amount-p^r, i$m of thb ^popnlation of/ the- Domi> ton 1 t3oWpeople :������rCanada'<tfill only a p-m^|i|������Wfor half of onr, debt ^ mm tb^'^l^^lf to the' ^^y$$0Zm^i0^^^^ if our [}Mh p#,,lk,i^ lalger than that of Pe ^mmioa rfp arti^Kyenues.!: -When it P considered thai On^pkamouhts -to less ?"^^'>^*������|S; Population of the NJommionx iucludin^ Newfoundland, the [^orLhwestterrito^nd this colony, it will tb������'Sone^^ ,-,,,- - . -. .-��������� ���������.-, -,.A " It is reported that Sieves' offensive note to the Spanish Government had been with- dCLord Clafehaon-s visit to Paris was to an- nounce to Napoleon the arrangernent ^ tween^il.frta.Pniss.a. Buana aud -E^ to preserve the peace' and cheek .the, c^ tagibn ot revolution in. France, m case of the SperorVdeathrbut^ ^Se sickness of Napoleon seems, to occupy aelect a landing place fiZmf^^jg 2 : 2 y y^^m^y^^^^ European Aliantie Telegraph oasb,Poffeeibat,neye^^Mo euc������ ^.ji- Vw*j>sotja'-obee������wb. QUESNELMQtiTHos : f ,JH;:URSp,AY EVBNINQ, 1 ' Connecting with Barnard's Express at both-placoo. .^-The steamer is not responsible for leakage of j Oils, or other -liquids snipped? ui. tins. * vv ���������> >. Miners' ? "Provision^ Storey - - :Next!Doobho Sbntisbl Office, ��������� ���������' t T this EstahUshmentvvUFalwaysbb found a well selected and varied assortnicnt' of the AV fhft arrival at Burfcerville of every^Ma^^nd , _ ^ I rfKoBs for ;-:thevfbli6wirig ���������; Creeks': /.Grouse, ��������� ��������� , Jgendtoall kin������pr;coinm^ionS, tov-P������J^:. ^lI/alsol^>t^e4,to^ lei !Sgffi^S3fl^^as above >.^:^ ^������i^^?fa-U:./'/:f;^M//: "��������� Modicines, ctcM etc. > Best Java1 Coffee Boasted~nsil Ground- DAILYrC ALL .GOODS SOLIXAT'LOWEST RATES. .-ir. Tho BAR is.fully ?vpitUod','^vttli tho choicest 1,ft!:.V.,':,.-'-^'.'V;.i! HJ(iV������iia'-C/gftrs,-' iV/o cs an d-Liquors.- ��������� ������������������ ���������''���������;-'----; ���������-������������������������������������":- ���������:��������� I trust hy strict attention to business/and fair and square dealing, to merit a continuance ot the liberal patronage heretofore extended to mo. . A largo lot oC.HEYWOOD'S celebrated BACON) 8m SScoanectthoGrea^ Western with the Miohifraa Central Kailroac!. - ,' ������r-i^ ��������������� 000 OObr Washington city was a\ao floocloj, $Sto stock, of���������-^^1^X-*A^\'WW'''^ rioaced on board tbe ship Qnwavd, oO ^[CoW^M8eo^_^_. SftoastofMcndooino. It������^^ ���������-^T^ the ship bad struck a rock, but no dam..De ^h^Stoelungs.ofCindonat^aycd. ma'tcb nt base ball near San Frano.sco on the 1st Ootoberagdnst the picked, ���������e of Oal fornia, and.beat tbem by five V������������*^J? A violent shocl/of earthquake occurred at Fillmore, Utah* on tbc^dinst.v ��������� . The Bteamer Alabama eft New loj foi Cuba with 531 men, M[ pieces o ^.y, 2000 rides and a large amount of ^ ������������i, It ia said that the leading nat,a:^ w..l.h������W the G������ban;Privateer Hornet aS a pu-.tc. She , sailed from New i'ork. ,: S . :nei;/������per; MB. CHARLES DkKIEtSON d'eslrcaio Inform i;;:!ItiMlcrs, packBrs^Travellorannd mothers thatths ������������������ Oubs'ri6tirioutavia'.ittbW---o^6n.aiiU?.ia..g^oS ������������������ condition ..foV^"-':' J. S. THOMPSON, 4-CCOUSTANT, UINING AND COMMISSION il Agent,' Barkcrvillo. -,' Mining Companies' Books kept and adjusted' BLACKSMITHING. PMcENTEE wishes to inform his friflnds aud the . public that ho is prepared to do HORSESHOEING at $0 per set, and all other kinds Jof Blacksmith ���������work nt reasonable -rates': RK^FIELi), July 23,1369. . . jy24 tf . STORAGE AND COM MISSION, .;,;/' Richfield, B.C. jg<3������ Produce from the agricnUural districts received id money advanced on consignments jy2i 2m FEARCT, BABKEIfVlLLEv.. ''.'���������",���������������' /; Havo on hand a choice solcctiomof OAST IRON COOKING STOVES ^various other article in CUcitlino of Wade Zinc trade attonaeaiu, a*1 w:;_ qoG action* , M ' furnish". Lumher at tncir ^^/ .......<..���������. . s- andasR^T^--r machine;-;.: ������15 per thousand. eB^S-SV? ' ' .-' au21'UV tori; <m gSffl M M-iW-'i m&m i-Wty; a!*������#J ;i������ii-: ������������*-*iJ TfiE&ABlB'OO. sebtinel /WEDNESDAY. OCT. 20,; 1869. :���������. , ��������� THS>AEIBOO;SENTI^Btj|; .^ / Ja published every/Wed nosdfl"y and Saturday/ All adver tige me ntsvintendc'd for insert ion, must'be "deliv- :';ertfa-at/;l'4test;;a^Stz olclotfkj P. Mt$\ tfte|d������yp*eSbro publication, y..- . ' ��������� . , . ^ . _., . ���������,,/��������� ������������������ r fj" - TO ADVERTISERS -~ All advertisements (not inserted for a a vi; definite ^rlod)\ wfll-be continueoVhunt il ordered "out, and charged for/accordingly.,- ., - _>_��������� L^,^_��������� TO correspondents; ;���������'���������-. All;communications must bVaccompaaied "by the real"nTtni'o anff- address of tlio writer; not necessarily '���������'Withavlew'bf /publishing T'^sainej^bjit/as^^curijy '/or its good faith.. /���������'*/" ��������� - ���������'' / ���������'.' y''y-- *"���������'������������������'. /'/ expeditions Jiaye been undertake^ this. year. One from Quesnelmouth, Quo* ftoro .Ba'rjcevr ville, and .iohVlr^������^^j||^rTOfc;-;W^^������f^ not any authenticated repoils^yet frdm'tb-_��������� Qtiesnelmou^par^ but the otherV par|tes say Sibaf they -struck a gold region ^eybnd the" limestone and mafbie ranges. The Black partv say that on crossing.the divide or pass, lh������'^io^!6^s&r^^f -the ^������tr^?San Mm y0y :-':r|^ , "The more the recent' discovery of a pass \ arid; easy natUraCroute/ to:Tete: Jaujie Qricbe is considered ���������' pear in itsprobable results upon the future tbey, thought- nothing, of, the journey, from Canada to the Cache, but on .their arrival at tbe.'latter they^ftn- completely ii-bluffed." Many- were ?of opinion ��������� .that -the country be- ^tweel ^!i!km%eefe:aaa; ilie: Cache was paa&f ;able enough, but/nonelwere venturesome /.enough to attempt cros&ro* Hie tbe absence ' of any informationsespahiuZg it: They/knew that -by- proceeding dowf;- the Thompson oi ' the Fraser" they , could' penetrate to and beyond the Cariboo "district,, but they did not know that they could sooner and more easily "reach"; Cariboo", by. crossing over "the country^ ' lying between these rivers, Bv.^Q tiprd. Mil-. Zytonimmime^ k?er route was euhictent 'ro deter Ike- i?gl|es| 'ftdventurers - from crossing overland -l'ryh^ ���������difficulties. and,1 disasters at tending* the ovier-,. landers both/by the C homp son ^ and-Fraser' 'valleys pat'a stop to- further immigration over: tJie>;eontinent Ajearlj immigration would have followed^ the "pioneer overWafers bad Cbs reciutij dtecofered; u^ky/ymXyy^y ~~2Wt&er^eipibratiq07however, 'Is;necessary to ascertain whether my natural Carriers - lo . ��������� Vomaiunication' ��������� exist;-toe'tw.een ;the.Cache' tmd ^'.dispoja^ to be no -doubt; however, that ithe/small extent of country between that /.oh I and the , Cache is passable enough. ;It k'Wi, known ���������at least'to"those who" came down the Fraser ���������that there Is a valley from four to five allies in width and about thirty id length from the Cache down the Fraser., It .was this valley that Black and Fenton reac' , d v> i tbey discontinued their exploration. They would iiave reached the Cache had/i^-V v->"^inal programme -of travel .been carried out. It appears that their jntentio;;.. was "first i������, find a pass ;throa^Jy^^ ve' ���������turn ioZibeZ^Qe wheia they h^d^aclieu their jprowisionr,. ^ith this purpose in view they ^ only (Carried about five;aays? provisions, and, finding a pass without any ^departure from1 ..-JJieir route, and getting beyond it easily, instead of returning lorihe proyi$Se������B>: to- onable jtbem to reach Jhe -Cache they, eontinned their ��������� journey to the valley "of the 'if-rjisec, ^bon jtbeir provisions fell short, the weather fce- ricame iiafavorabie, and being coavineed, feat they* bad .sufficiently, ��������� exp Io red; the co un tryv fa jtisttly: ^em -in ^believing they had acconif :������plished^ their objebt,*.they ;retiHaned.. Beyond the pass they were; di6ap|iisiaiQ.d in not nieet- ..iiqjg-;^Ub jamey^which. was abundant on: this side of &e ^ass; and/hence tbeir provisions tdecreased. more .rapidly than, they had anti- 1: "jcjpatefl.. // - -yyi/^yy ���������.-. -v^' '������������������/���������"���������"'' "��������� yzz : fFhe ^IseoVery of/ this^ rcfate: fis a^aatter of ��������� i^reat ��������� interest to the entire colony -and we jtrust/ihaj; tho^ress^of^AMe lower country will ������o iregardl it and bring "it '/b efore the ^public and^o^ernmentih; their^j/columns. ������f & trail ^were ^opened from ^arkerviil^: to-the^Jache 5fc woul<Lbetthenaeans of attracting .the;atten- fcion of llmmigrants, .first from theXact that it ���������would render overland communication com - plete, and . next it -^would open up the gold ifields along-a great portion of the4ratl. That inhere is varfofh'erLfiPld. ^egi^n ^between the marble '-saoge'" and the/B-ocky Mountains is now definitely, ascertained. 'Threeexp I ? ;jg Sa^ g^lojgicw^atn of -Cariboo, wi th "th e exception.; that the moun-; tains appearedto^be-'more gr-sclpitoua.- _ In one creek the':5isintegfdted rb( ks.in tl a bed "of" the stream wore c^-mposefl of Blat,������ ~ and qirnrte, .the ilrsfipreponderaUo^OutwnslJfng in their cups the gravel or dirtof the creek there remained about one-t/?<*u of i sapfull of s^iphurets/;and- black sandVff It bas^b.een ,well known .that the country to the, north- east'of Cariboo, .beyond the northerly,bank .^f .the; Fraser, is gold-bearings a^o>is no' dpub t a'continuation of the same slate rangeas that reported by' the - Barkerville aod Keithley creek explores as istiog beyond the.limestone/ an:6Vfmarble range. V? b y t has bitherto. been ronly a theory inresp^. ,!- ^\'������-������e continuity of formation from Mexico to" the' far. North, has,'I-j these explorations^ received practical deojo^ctrUso'i The lie^l and uiOc.s extenj 'Jvp gola d^jto'jn1- on sO)ss i!deo* the c mlm^y werefounii between (the Sierra Nevada range ^ and _the Rocky j Mountains, espe'eiaiiy toward the 1fttier, and tols oewly- discovered gbld range to^the east of us may iikewise-rpirpTe?^^ British Columbia lteitrsa/eoi/u-Mi. .'���������;:'.;-. ;..;���������;.���������;> y'y !>:. ;tSyy.:y:4:,J^ .%<r; ^.^f^^2i^'-,^'ifi':.:y :(.';':, I: :y:y:':>:\:-;yp.;, ���������������������������ii\tf :'>!������$���������& , , [Incorpora!ed by Royal Chiixlfe^ 18Q2J;'.',,,' CAF1TAW - /-' - - V " * ^2,-500,060, "*yy ' v?itb pwr *^ ;^r aso, ' / iji^i . - -Draft? issued' on tho Bank's brnn.ehca -/ -.. IN ,-YANCOU^ER. ISL^iS f lil-{||f^ ^:%.^m:������^ CALIFORNIA, -v.r - *.aAH f RAKClSCO: QREGO^f,1 "���������- ���������--��������� PORTLAND. y L%EW *;Y0RE."' ' *���������'* Messrs. -Bkli. :3fr 0r;s*nuy; -h ��������������������������� Agents for" thevBank of Montreal. - 0N;GANADA^-The Bank;of Montreal;' > /" ON SCOTLAND���������The British Linen ; Company's Bank,1 ��������� ; y^yy%y ^y,:i ��������� ON IRELANDrf-The Bant "of Iceland; ^ ;' ON MEXICO AKD SOUTH AMBRICA^The gi\ London" Bank of *' Mexico and ! South f W1 America. **-.. ��������� f 5^:J ON ENGliAND���������The Bank of British Col unit' .hia���������Read Ouice���������East India Avenue; ; Leadenhall street. -', , , 7 - Mmm������ PrrcHEa. ~ Tbe British Colo^isf 'does''good, service to Cariboo by'-noticing the pernicious - conditions^ wit'j which ^'mining ditcher are encumbered in the Gold Mining Ordinance. Oarjboo has suffered, rouch from the want of^t sufficientsiippl^ ofLwaterf dnr: iu'g the'past two years, and "the law by 'which the distribution of .water is^Tegulatcd should be extremely; libera^ Jns^fr as-it is how, in^bhe^instancet Yat^least,- we know ,tbat the^ required-deposit of,������125 has prevented Ahe) cominencemeht& of afditch/in^ tended/to supply^ water/for ailarge 'liuriierous bench. We do not,t however, confine our objections^ to this deposit p tion'i^r.privile^ the royalty of 3^ or/the gross?receipts, but let any one examine that part of the-- Mining Ordinance relating, to/di.tchep and ho will/find1 a hundred objec tio nab le> features, wnr- contemporary expresses al 1 that is desired and~ all? tbat^ should be conceded when, he;sayg that the use of water should be as ������free as the air. l There is no:certainty that the labor or 'capital invested in ditches may,be realized or yield a profit; - Itag^ all. a/ matter :M -chance. In illustration pf'this we have only to: state the/experience of av company of /miners; who^ this season, constructed^ ditch nearly*-three mijes/ in length to work a bench hear Swan lakei They prospected the bench in the first ?plaoe: and obtained such-.TesnIts as; they be- JievedV would7 Justify ��������� the obnstruetibn of/a ditch;: It took them nearly three months; to build the ditch, and, when completed, and the - bench fairly tested, they found; they could barely make /wages. Thererf are- few capitalife in Gariboo, or, indeed/ in , the coipny, and the law respecting ditches certainly offers no inducements for such to invest their means. ���������/���������: NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS. rnHE.SLOW FREIGHT TEAM OF BARNARD-S BX- :I i'ESSS is discontinued.. "/,,;.' - ;. ,.'y^ . .,'���������/������������������.":- ':-:-������������������ JAMES .REID, / . Agent Barnard's Express, : : Barkervilld, Oct. 16,1869. / -qc20.Slt ���������<: y ^0y:^^w:mcQyyy ff HE ABOVE REWiRB will be, given /to any one ���������-JL who may; fin d *.nd ro turn to Mr P. Gannon tbe bay horse -.OBKGPN.^OHN, belonging to W; Walsh. Suid borse was last- seen near Rich field,about a month ago. Barkerville; .October^ 1869. OC20 tf THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between. D. Ercole.and/ Joseph Chassot, under the firm name and stylo of ERCOL������ & GO , carrying on business as; Batchers in BarJcorville,/B.������C'.. has been this day dissolved by mutual cdnsenfc. Joseph Ghaflsot will con tin no tho .said business. All accounts due to the sa!4 Copartnership must lie paidjo'htm,' Did he will liquidate all debts .due by the said Copartnership. ��������� ,, '.���������:'T;:-/;, -D. ERGOT,E."y J. CHASSOT/ ^jirkerville, October 18,185ft, - Oc20 lm M& '���������<u>/.y,wy>f 2=������iSte^ l~Z: m, *m "M; m ������*q\ ymm^w$M������my I(0v*EiXs and'H,, t\Vt������ 0^*5 I\'in?; *,fMT ������ ' Ail dlfhts.cjy^^l'fc^^rfjrsn --"til >n %Xliy ' f$ he puia,: y^,mf&h'yj->> ' . ,,i, tw^c iS^y^e .������*������. tUte ''Of h A.11:S A. 06V tf \ / Reqej vbd WlK^sit^ or^^ 'i'"';- TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS_'' ��������� Granted on Victoria, San Francisco, 'Portland, red i:feif,:-.^ ��������� / wy-yy >^nmrot^."-\-���������:-:-,;//,;&*)������#.;���������?>'^/ E^c-r dw^.^ptlo^ 0^" f sskiop Bus#ncss>transacted yy yyyy yy.,������Z:'& chaiiles syjmml Agent.;,/ William Greek, Cariboo. ��������� " . "> ��������� ,. Van ;^ , retailBbutchers^ BARK }^?!LbB, |I||ffi|||i| AND; J/ L/- ^MOSariTO.GKEffL^ i;J|g| |i : ���������'������������������ -.������������������"..���������������������������'1 ������������������-.������������������'.' ��������� ���������-.-���������. . .1 . ���������> ������������������ - ..���������-,.....:.'.:.��������� -..r- ��������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������-'' .-^.,. ������-,, ..,���������;.���������.��������� .j-r,-- 1 -n,,. ������������������..-., ��������� ,i. . i - ., .-, . . ..1 .". . .-.-...- A supply of fresh tno&t ut ill descriptions cofJiias? on hand. / , . ^ Sale, ". BLACKSMiTH:BUSINESS?: AT^QUr .v'SLMOUTH, ; -Cons'-',*', of about ' /& 2Q,000 lbs. of Iron, Steel,1 c and Hardware. haiahce/iph'g^od^so^ jjjSj-^vTERJlS���������Ohe^hair Cash curity, , ��������� v,���������, - -,, , , ��������� Apply to' Quesnelmouth ^ Oct. 1/1 $QQ; JOHN*. LANG; .: . -,,/ oc6' it Wy2ZMyi22������;pfo^ i������&$Myz D^ RlCHIPP/IS PREPARED TO EXTRa6tV,TEETH and perfofm short operations> without pain/by the aid 6l the apparatus discovered by Dr. Richardjsou,' of Iibti dbh. This valuable -d iscovery / produces I usen- sibillty in the part alone;; and;renders unnecessary tho administratjoh/of chloroform. - / ��������� :^ / : / OFFIG:E---Kext to: Ren nl e?s Boot store. Barkery ill 0; bfflce//Fei'ai;? $5, Teeth extrac ted, or fl lied witUVGOliU $5. .....,..- . y-yj-'-' /':,. - ' ': -y' :::: ��������� ���������������������������:. 1 ���������:��������� mjtl. ������V& ��������� '; ; XjIGHTSING Crekk. v MINERS AND TRADERS will find it io their "ad-: .; vantage to p u rchaso a t th is Store, where there is ??fY ��������� / A LA RGB AsSORTirBNT ��������� OF G60V3, ������������������ Of the very best description on hand, and tho Stock constantly replenished by hew arrivals.%Tho proprle* 'i / tore wiirscllGoodsj: / : ///. V' ��������� ���������''.V-:::,;;A*8 'CaEAP ; AS ANY IX" CAninO.O.V -/ii/y^"' brders promptly filled, and forwarded with .dispatch :f A ������ BEEDY & LINDHARD, Van Winkle, May 12, I8fi9. ;:: :���������?���������:- -Proprietors. A. Mcpherson, .-��������� AND ~t. .2 / BARKEE^LLE.^ / ;jv Barkerville; May(l,18ti9v .^ . ;.���������///��������� -/" ^ T THOS FLETCHER'S' SECONDHAND STORE rjL and General Rehiring Shop-will/be found, a Lathe capable:o( Taming and fitting ^P Car Axles and Wheels, Hydraulic Nozzles, ;Hose Couplings, &Cl>. and all repairs of metal work done with neatness. To be found also/ Cooking Stovos,. Sheet Ijon Stoves, Pumps, Hose, Nailsv Picks,.Shovels, ana almost every thing reauisite for Miners' Use at low prices, p ��������� b q UPPER BARKERVILLE mU TKBrTV. f:#tpj.rb t lUR 05 per val u'e),'./:aL^ ���������., ..T, on the ne^Mtlirup, Bank Barkervl ji������:. mMim "r^A^f;.-^^ ' ' ' rf. BARNARD? blotbrP ^S^yty ,c*,. .,'V ������ < . ill unless- tho ���������chargcs/oi^^^wsWWAf^sirr.i ������> ^ ft yy^jy : i/yiryi,^^^mimmm^0m Sept/:1,1869. '���������^ggg^'^'- ^-ris^P J^^^M npHE. HUDSONS 'BATl^OTmJP^,,,w������^-,1 : I--^recctvwrat-.par \value^;3a^thei^Sterc'^lSj^l ville, ln",exchttngo_ for;Merc!^;d5Se^0C//J B ifiS i\ sueci fronithe Governmoa^Assa^Ofilcp0 , ��������� " . ������������������ ������������������!,: " -'JOHN. IL.'WABKj' SBatkerville;jq]y;;i2/18^^^^^^^igi ^__ .��������� .���������-^.���������mU,m ll* lll< ���������������������������������! IH ������������������������������������������ l������.|..��������������� ��������� ^ consent our co .part nerswilfjroni this date. r B arkirr'ille. October 4^88������. J' ,AV A; LKCUVEg ; .t^a-i:;^^,-.^^-���������-ri 4i /DBWpiiiii sa J^:-P^TiV?LQ^MireS'to:stdtb:ii:rtt^o;fO!lj on h is buslneM||Mtf|,$ld s^j fi ������'. w Is'rr������ IfM Patent-Medicines'oiWSTn4s ou np.ndi ��������� A)m> FP,^ GARDEN SEEDS. Prescriptions enr^fully t<mji;������iJ sd at reasonable rates/ IgHeki door.fu CnnjolsJ^S ery.'- f: r "-I*#t-V r ���������",{-; ,,s:BarkorviHo. May.511869.^ K#|i^?:fe^: Groceries, HA RDW A R TENDE favb Creek a an4-<the business byCm si imiiMwm y-p %tf?p w- yyyyy2y mm Z'S'hir-i ho has a zhwk rt ..WINES, )^lp8g%r p3C&^������G|>l -';���������'���������" '"' MJ^o;%nLKMU .":.'Orders.froni;/(riendB on ^v?/,'' tended to. ^|<"'^':'/v ���������/< ���������-���������!.I.-y :- -^5-..Qonsfgh^cntt.-.}::of.'. j?oo.n- ���������; Colonial prod tiviii viVoni��������� JHnii^ <% est attention flad/^ro,'/ ;',,; ". ���������BarkervillopAiVg'aEt^, ;1S'Uj // '&<fi- &'0. ���������S^#^?i- 0 |'j yt1 : Forst^p tho rtorc ef th% nAdOTB!^*?"^** ville, 0lSst^i^-B,?K.C ^U^^m^^^ fcs^^; " -v ,/^-<' ^W se4tf. 8 A WNE������i||||irtEK f -fSSj CARIB b^MliM^'t PRIGB, - - r; WBn^Si poet, free of charge, ��������� A'/.-"-'^'^ '' ^ ������������������������������������ wii^ MM no m 'fm ,m .- ������:-.;. .i...-.;.w| i' tlV,; '���: ^ -J *--.& '���'^T?W :222M OLD|BAESl ivcd by mil] at&w/r " IS ��� wlirrft riif/ ���-.?;?:,-;;?,' ���i.w/>ll Si ^>i*Jri^{ at -���������': ."'"( V!SfjMf| Hi jii ���' *'.' .' ^%O0fi/* 1&M il!*!;4: <M-;,;# Br dfflt ' tforw.ftrd��^J m^-yy&y*1- W**fc : ' :'-J-"/:.:'".^^M' j- //'''-.riiov":-ifrtf frig* '^ ;l.:'J."!r- --;MI-K mli~; ���.:,.���....I,.n * ���-.* ���-st.. ,r*l,A-VMTftfgF- ��� .''!?:'i,'.;h^.<-r-;';:i5*' 4 rfii-u tj ^^���1T-St,t^-' ^oni);,yn(m:fies|a^ *$��gia$ "���" ^oiop-^T'-ii'j! are 'osfcr-Campbcll Tbo Diitcr ;ded; and noth^ falls, la tbo Jgbfctfeet* on Jedonla fdefcp water; arid-the L-ain. ;TboCari- "tr./Operations to going-on>--%/; ; BkitCT ODLOSiAT>Pofjc^���The 'speech' of. Ch rd Weil i Secretary ot War, a brief ��� extract oi w|ii<iU 'M reported by telegraphy may be taken inu- connectio n - ,wi th se vera) J ,other ffp^eehes relating to the colonies, as further ^mof o|itbe/aupppsed?intention of the home government to������abahdon; the colonies at ah eatSy? day. ��� It is ���''"true, that much has been reentry said of 'the'colonies that may be; so construed, but -wci doino&believe Uiatlsucbis th^ settled policy^ of Bi'itain. A Httte stretch 'pf^m'e^ory/adtfsoiiie^reflecjiipp^viU bring, ns, tj��the" Conclusion/that the governmenfcis ofilyi; carrying put a policy announced ab or tly"aiter1 the assumption of the.reins of government by tbo ^GJa-dstone ministry. It/was the^n dls^ Tilwsllyliated; that���vthej government tinj^nded to."ciH1dow3'ffie.?expetiditiire,' and... tbaVone of the means to itiat'end would bo ^^withdrawal of troops^ trom some of the cJ)loniiiSi so that the army mighty be reducedj^thgul Wakening Ui^vforco'jBtatz'oned'tin^^.ian'a.; It was further statedvi that l^e/bnlk ;^;tta}; array and liavy wasf to be stationed at homo,[ and that the/policy^ of stationing a .few, tbou# sand soldiers Ih' each of tho colonies was to be abandoned as useless. * It must be con-j ceded that this;new,policyhas some wisdom in it A few^thousanuVsoldiers inCanada, for instance, would be of very little service in "jTna rin The ExpitEss^Barnard's cxnress- arrived j t Op No Consequence. ^-On Sunday^ morning i > SI oh d ay -- morning. Duringi tlie/whole of jit was rep or ted that a fight > b etw'een two e open season the arrival and departure of Chinamen had occurred on the fright pte- *' " ^ L''-'- vioua, and that knives had been used. On io firing iritoltbe^particuhirs we learned jlisrt rani or:; bad^ *>Jxagg6ratedx /the// ��� conseq ii en c$�� Both Chihain^n;are;alive aod well;/ no^celea^ tial\i)lood;h'avin^b'ee^ -'��� ,tb6 ujjcu auu&uu-.tuts uitiy u 1 lixiu.;urp��i >uic \ui the express have been so regular that this exceptional Instance was keenly felt, by every- npdy,and: all sorts of disasters were imagined either to the express orVt1le!Bi��amer^;'f'Eiye.ry irijuMvi-1 y, M��y express pr1;^ste^er^ Saturday pne e o ii Id calculate: u po)i tbeiarriyal; pf��tlie ;.^press!as' a:certaintj^and/.^^impa^- tiencesand^anxitity manifest \ oni SunaajrJ^d ;��#^r&a^ frlSad.ti But iioj CtfrnplaintJwas:'Diade>ev.eiyr 0O(3y snpposil^thafcisomething .was wrong \ ;and; iad^d^&^liuayiwoi^ ^^sidenn^hoW well/ tbe public" have been s^^edffi|^it;carrjah^6i^ ;bef sbmetuingisitriauge! if some iri^ularifcy^id; ���npfeo;iSiSttt"^cc^ tbe; long , roadfand the mi^^ipns;r ���rs'ej^ j suine/.Uvat we .-_wil\ soon'have^only'two mails' Sfmo"tfthV-a*n3^^ ;th^j;Weekiy^nails;'- haye^been; Regularly arid bptinctnaily;'8erved to the satisfactiptipf every-; :bpdyi:r' Byi;advertisoment-it willbelseen that tlie slow express hasbeerfdjscdntinued;^'Tbt' express ;?��� on ? /Monday^ %oii'gli ti A tl an tic) :^iid ;i?acitlc mails/an3 as passengers Messrs/; Ji��� Rv ; J^acbam/an d $bo m instance, would be or very lituo ;isciryivpt^u Neiifelder.i^MrV Heacham js from^Vnite-Piro;", th'e>event of a sudden invasion. They might, and Mrs. Neufelder from a'trip to.thclAtlanid be disorganized ot: destroyedr-before apufli-; States; /, Z , / y ' lyy /r^.Miichr y.-.iy,'yl��ii:m..4 |co. made over expenses /Tafifvale co, washed-up Joouibsv co. 87 oz., tor the ; m yi^Ku^obiiCa. .'.'.i :--.'.;���;- - dentns of the tariouj shatt3,s.imR in whs ii��v - of tho giUch areJ*<BrM��n��viaiiainato^w-J!^ | ^iforilTsom^ daWas a .guide in seeking for the continuation^ goid-beunn^^rimjl i ���bwvond the'Mcl^vv��lUhiim. At about hah i-.-' -iti -u������ iua wuii.i^inA An.- bed-rock is . ' depth of 30 feet -i^i| the w.aiio^ip^MM L-,::hcd-io-k was reach-'d^t adcpthollbfeet: K-T& decent in tlR^lmEiiol contsuues, - The cient force could be mustered to repel attack; Besides, jvvar does-not nbw-ardays lake ;,place so [suddenly>as to render,h.ecessftry.:th6'per^ io^en^reeerlce; o'tttrpbps m any portipu of the Empire. ;By scatteringZ the [army over {different and distant parts of our Empire the maia force is considerably, weakened witb^ out sufficiently strengthening ibose parts agamst a, war with a fbrei^n pp werj ��� By con-' ;pentrating the bulk of our forces at-jhome; the; Imperial1 Govern meat would find itself in a_beUer^ondition to meet attack in "greater force���at-.auy,particular point where an1 attack I might.be looked lor. 'Common justice; too, ',must:;'*;be^>;considered /in?the? matter of the British taxpayerJiconlvibiiting to the\ snp port of soldiers ��� abroad. Canada, Australia and New Zealand ��� have been given self-governing icohslitutionH and sluntld assume a more selK ��� reliant policy, Mr. 'Cardwell is reported to have/said that the general, policy.. of gbvern- ���;tng-theACOlouiesrfrorghome was a total/faik ure. He could 'hot' likve selected i a/��iribre appropriate expression" in-the case of British The Qfjaetz ^frrj..��� Of this grelt yet little machine WC)have nothing new to say in addi- ��� tioh Jto what is said albour it'in the-Colonist; except that by the last express news.of its ai;- riyal at Yale has been received. 11 will be forwarded bvtb% first conveyance, and will ��� - ��������� ���"S4 ItAn *�� ������� t i o 1II ti 1 , IssTiuic^tbNl-l-Mons: B. Defiis desires us to state that he infends/opehingEveningClasses for instruction in Aritbmetic. French, Spahjsb, English GranimarV and English/Cora position.; Hevwill give also private lessons in^ the dead.; languages, &c.,v if desiredi Tbe classes Will be opened on- the 15th November,next, afrj balf-pasW^'clo,ck; p;m/ TIie*nermsi(will he $12 per month'; payable in advance;/;Parties desirous of going through1 a regular course ?of lessonslare reqlaesteu;to givehini their ham% before the 5th of November, next, so that he ���vaMLhave tinie to -organize the classes and^ send down to^icjbria for books. No^ppli-1 cation will be received after the' 10th No.v.em- ber* "Monsi B.-Deflto iss well known in this colony asah efficient professor of languages. Havin^bad several years experience:in teach. incr bis: mode of tuition will be found easy gh��lioctive.y This is a good opportunity afforded miners toemploy profitably the.iong winter evenings. . r .., ; . . ThV Rodxdabo'ct Trip.���Passengers who; \etiiSan,Francisco;for Yictpriaw^Astoria & stcamerlo'^ictpria, and then were, nearly lost iii /crossing 'the dangerous bar of m Columbia4iver. This, colony- toa of- late ycavs'suitered great in convenience, tf-no| ldssiby the absence of regular/steam, communication to and; -from, San, Francisco. Naerow Escapb5.:��� On Monday; as we wer:0 passing along, tbe/canyonf we saw two^Gluna^ men; workio gv ab on t; a ^ boulder, which wouldo^ > weigtj' more tlian a, ton, when suddenly,tb^ rock pitched,' forward "arid /the Chinutneu' barelyescaped being crushed: ,sr'" ' Coukt.���There were no cases before the" > County; Court*yesterday; ' Litigatibh^idbes * not seem to be so popular as-itiuscd to be in7 Cariboo; '��� ,-v,-' '���./. ;y ��' ' , , . '���;NEw;.STOcfc.~Wv;Ren^ a supply of Encfiish sole iealber;! and l^dbsj^":*" and chiidren^ boots and shoes. H .The'down Express left yesterday forenoon, taking as passengers Thos*, Walsh and F. Ber- ��� iheiot,',;, -; ���,- - ,,:.�� . / 2 yZy '/:���. . '/OUR THANKS TO BARKERVILLR \ ��� Gn Saturday last,* Oct-lC, 1869, Itff iWick- ham; MrPearcy and: Mr Burgess waited upon 2f nie, and on behalf of themselves and*tliej inhabitants of Barkerville p^esf?nted/ me with the- bouse lately owned/of Mr 0e0ist together with the deed'of siile/ahd transfen Tbe afbre\' said5 deed) &c., was "properly drawn; sealed, and attested | and accord ing. to- tbexonditiona/,. of the'suhscription list; such house: and enclo: sure was to.belongtbtbe Wesleyan Methodist Church as :" A" Parsonase and: Missionary Residence in Barkervil-e^ The amount of purchase was $400^ aud for which; Mr Benla has givenbis receipt infull- , ������, /���. y . iAs thercgresenlative/of the; Wesleyaa.Me-^ thodistChurchin Cariboo, I ibereby acknpw!:* "edge the"receipt'of that "munificent���-b-eiiuesjr- ���atfd on beliall of ��� bur, church and congrega-. tions throughonfc'tbe worldi present-��my1.mpst.T(i heartfe'ltlhanks, lb .the gentlemen/whphanded came frooi/ however, is more difficult to -de-: line. QrlBftksHucing has been tried] ***,..��� -a**"*^ grouud, and gold me'-- the quantities; A bund: %;lMhlWlix|iiip^weil claims. Judging to have Si^CoJt :mc>i^ffin;anficVpate(i owmg &rctalD^ Laye keenly.felt tbe want cTr^o-. a /machine. It is great ^W3ti4:?lu|cln'g ,llas- 'rii'tloll iUs. ���. mxt Msmn. hyd'r*^W ���be^ jh?n^ced htire, y.Ki .^���Jl^-.'V . --'��� ' ' .;_ 'j;., \" . /'.���'���/.\*^ift^ .tisfactory/re- ijf /operations V)' 15*1 Mtis CFisgft:^? ���;������������:',. :/-. , ^r^afti^o^in ;their tunnel .:t..���-.-. .p^^r^weeks,. and. ex-: ib\ "itf ''ab0ui;a||eek- or ten days. ��f>. /vyere do#n|with their shaft n d of. lastnve8f; The St. Po 11- ^oh: puttlt% tn a tail-race 14 j* now" cribbing, preparatory Bt. Liiw^Mce co. are pre-[able r conlqufeloe of its' importance. B,��t,a oc.e UbisS ordered Sometl)i��g has Iraqsp.red follow ita intfoUuetipa berc;;.-������ QW^'���^ Sectors are imxl0��sly��ilm| ftr,an p| alluvial tolaims that, aro: in^rsec |^��^| tbana:quast^ taking up a quartz ��HfnS.^ \ifflm law f no^pecifio.on thatjoM ��ga^, |^ be advisable that t^owne^ cmi than quartz claims should see to ii, . . . mav be some confusion. :, ,*y *���;&&?��� . . wh 1 ch. besides, has dis i coura^ed immigration; Gonfederation/seems **i��Tj _.. ���_ ..S ^ able report of ����^^a;^b^<����ltlio a,'Echo co. have to the^existenceof a fi^XVpurpwe marble, range are ��^fe intend to proof prospecting the same. J.nujf . ���.. j.a}, iunixeK ...... ���_ ������._ ^udi '^fi^usgravo co- are ^rh fe Myrflo. and ��� M a n ncr- ' U.Dir-.:^hi%;.St/ Policarpe. fc;^ye :t^e)g|ip claims'- near rVUUET-^ a. (BiferffC'-BriHv & .litoait ?e;;iE&iNGs. #|fl|B��r and County ?V,. : / ;\'1/'��i>IirOot.l8Ji860. ^���:/ . ���-'*"��* vs. Pw^laco co.���iii/this ��9HtS^^ ^as .^Slrtea in our last issue, ��iffM8fn*f ^BWF of mortgage was re- th/ ZrtelLp0"��^ed in the collection of ; * (S ;iWfe'' aa authorised, ageat , w ^Pf'fw^ not in the colony, ' of prospecting w ����"*��� ^ b lh0 e.imin ce$| to Bear \^'5MXtfake toan- of lakes "^^SSw"country struck other part of tho ��' ci te toward by Black and *<*ton on tnc��� ^ Tete Jaaaci Cache- it ^ fa as rc. will be nodifflcttlty in ^.n gardaclimate,����*�������*g'william creek. U even lower��� ttau. ^ w ists hl The only difficultyJ��. oj.co -TBrtSffl."��nskor-"�� paVty. They will engage in tiappw not prospecting g when to^e tboMly reniedf ior,lthisI^T^ MJi^ S^rnmentwenia ^ta^ltshTegito ^il^mnnicatipii, as;Is ,proposedjto,^ dohesfor Newfoundland.- tiJ^S^'^tiexpressikihatrthereis ^S hi iew^thafethefgrG^coal mine BaS miners lost their:livps, was. not aHo- Sriccidentat::: A. l)alieelmg exjsted^ ?4eet;the Irishmen invftftteighbMhoo^of e& ttine^and the Welsh; miners.land threats n'dicXe some evilintention.were made ;by fiSsu^e raided snsp^io^ ^ ��^e evil iatentions were\developed. by the great loss'oUife. .. ���- * .������ &>&,��� ^ift-WAf-Tke Canadian P^��� ^tlfC^wa?eS^?lM^lNortn and Mistralia to Europe. ��� Lw TnuL-A feood trail has been opened co.'s ground at he hcadonn ^^ understand tliat thei woik ^ ffh}te expense of the McDowUI, iu v Pine companies., .^^/'^panes'easy needed. While giving the��e comp commnhication with thm claurt,iiiv.ueby wUl also be of gi eat value io Umber yesterday from tho green ^er,^ ^ ^^JXaTSSSS* trips fom "besides the present one. overcome thebeautifuV.property;/to all\h> subscribers to -the,purchase fund; and to tfce inhabifcahlj/ofr Barkerviilo generally' for this last act^fxgOou-will to%e; and to the omirch WhichIiwould endeavor to .represent. //That lislof / subscribers I hope to ca��' ry�� with" mb> r through lifei'asra^precious/memento of: tho vU\e*y AflCmy- heart feels - this princely, act of /generbsity:; air the more; from the comforting ,'. fact that'-4 in: seven, diiys after my retura *. from ray imssiohary tour on the coast; and finding mySfprmer residence destroyed^byjlvo freshet,. thaW am pnfe iu possession of a far' more comfortable and cbinumd'ous home. Thus in one year and nine days from the time/ ofmyarripalvhavei ilie^large-hearted^inhabit'/ ants of Barkervilleplaced;in. ihy;hands,^for, fiod/s;worship:aud/my- ;persohat. coinlbrtj a ; church ��� and ��� parsonage ���and. al i, free- ofdeb iZ I would also present my most gratefuI acknowledgments to the nil nierous kind^ri friends: who during 'theinrush of waters vso, reauily co-operated with the/Rev. Mr Whit^: ih saving;my library, furriitiire and2 ail.; t^j/i. effects^so that ho thing; was lost. WlLV.tbo;.liii;;;' habitantst'.: of /Barkerville, -; thcrefbrev pleaso accept my; thanks; persbnaV, and-;; on 'behalf /of the AVesleyah Conference:and people, ';>'[:. .��� * yy. - , Tubs. .-Dbrrickj y / ,". Z. Wesley an Minister. Barkerville/Weslcyan Paraonager / October^, IS69. COLONIAL NEWS. been :Saa ;The stone, quarry :aV Nanaimo/;has; bee leased 'for a period of four: years joy the Sa Francisco btiilder who has; the contract for biiifdi ti g the mint at San F rah Cisco. It is expected that 200 or.300 men will be employed. ./ in the quarry for several years. /<;-..Christ f-Church, Cathedral, i.at.Ayictoria.haa,.::. been burned. It is proposed to build .another "and larger cathedral. . . Mr. Mowatfc?s daughter, of View street, Victoria, was badly burned while reading iu bed.. ��� ��� '���<-;,:��� ��� A "cauliflower'weighing 26-pounds, grown on tlie Fraser flats by Mr. W. II. Laduer, ia the latest agricultural novelty.. The coal shipped from Nanaimo to San Francisco 1 a&t month amounted to 4,718 tons. Mr/Beaumont, of Maple Bay,, V..L, lost two of his children by'diptberia. Mr. John Dickson, an able fireman, has received from the Deluge company a present of a beautiful.gold-headed cane. * * Bishop Domera and Father Segevs have sailed tor Rome, to attend the Ecumenical Council. A petition for a Court of Appeal is circulating in Victoria. The bark Medora, U0 days from Liverpool. 1ms arrived, with 600 tons of merchandise, 200 of which are consigned to llolbrook- & Fisher, Kvv? Westminster. V < CONFUCIUS AND THE GIRLS: y::yyyyyyyyyyyy.yyyyy .:///���//::^./ yyy^Myyyyy.. Confucius', who is as highly,esteemedrby over 400,000.000 of Chinese as Jesus among- Christians,' was born 549 years tiefore Christ", aad;/di^ e^ire' ^as/;diyide;^ pr^incesk:cajied kingdoms. Confai-Iug . Mind that. \niere%/ avarice, ambition,��� dissimulation^false,'policy, pleasure aud luiary reignecl, |fc��filj th 3 ��� cohrts.r/He*/undertook ~ to banisfrr'allUhese ftces, aod began io' preot.h ��nd topr&clfoe the virtues of modesty,disinterestedness,' sincerity, equity, temperance and the contempt of riches aud pleasure. 'Ho-rose to tiistinc: tion,: and .though offices were, urged .upon -him, he refused to accept them,:in( order,thit ; he, mightM riot. be/diverted; from^Ms*great "Work.: At-length having made so .good an impression upon?the court of?the^^ kingdpm|:pf Wo? in -whichs he, resided/- he' accepted-an office in the administration: He sufcceedep Wthorou^ court,-as well as tbe people at large,.that the jealousy: and1 alarm 'of .neighboring kings - were'greatiy excited. ^Among these," says the; Chinese -historian,'." the ^king of Tsi was mosf alarmed^ \He held scveraVcoiincils with his mmdyd mlnistm, and affer,f|eque;nj dc- UhcvJtheh ��1 was oonctndod^lmt under pretence 01 an imSaisy, they Luoiild makjj a pi-ewnt *o lhe> king of Loo and io le -ma aeesof'hlslc'S&t ol a gre"l timber ofyoucnr girls ci extraordinary beauty whc had by4h insteu"c'telf from their, mym$ in waging *wl ���^.(^ing^ possessed .-.of //all;, those - charms-lhatr-were-likely fco pleasit aud capti- >aicthehe.vtV! tStHf |g�� W \ Tho stritagtai Lntscecdcd Th'- king; |jjs ^?U^l<Vjgwad���t\; gave' themse^s up $ fee SStainMeni of the:��r|sj 'md ||j Vofe'd 'themselves more to the-invention of ||g��l|r'SI| for l-hem, ijno to i|| admluis 'jtration of ihe Slate, ConAicnn retnont,tniM and tried" to : bnng'/:them^ Rm^HnUy wd -nriue, Liu inxyau ; He iiirew iTp his'office" in disgust,, an deleft his -native ��� country'lor other;people-more 'ill iu relish and p^nrtJee lm m? ciffis! * ��� - The influence or the jirJ i :on?.iderable to lis day, even ?0 our~ov*D uonnkyV Yfoe greatestCbt) philosophers ^was so: completely beaten b;- A^m that he wascor*jr,l;ed.to ' consider 'all as lost for the kingdom- of Loo. ��� ! yyy ;;������,-;;://. ,/.-///--��� --/��������� .���-���:������ yy yyy ys^ym^ -yy y yyyyyyy :yyyyy^ ������ wyy. >?.;���&��� ��� -y/yy/y/. ,y The Detectives o?'Pabis;���Three Engjishr ' men entered the office of the head of in'ede- --tective force in' Paris and gave their ",-;ames. .jOne was one -of, tbe .leading offkers of the London police'; the other two were wealthy jewellers-in'the city. -They related pow'four days before a clerk had complete^ ransacked the premises of his employers and carried off ��16;obo worth-of jewelry and watches;;'that the thief had in'-altTjr,obabUity come to Parisv and that it was very .Virahle to find'him out. The moment, tu* young man's appearance was described, the head-of the French /service exclaimed,"" I've got your man !" He .'"'���rang- a bell,-gave a few orders, and within a P )3ifew^ninute& the runaway shopman was,, pro- " ducedf;together with his plunder enclosed^iti three~, huge trunks". The emotion ..was'io strong that one of the jewellers fainted. The story was 'soon1 told/The police, had been .informed that a,young man hadkalighted^at ���--*��� the best hotel An .-Paris/and that* the day���* of; -his/arrival he tiad^ pledged; five:"different.artU ','"'. cles at the pawnbroker^1 /The police there- : upon thought they'might>a^w.e)l^airQ,:'.a.lobli' /at his luggage, and finding ;4tft; consisted f ex- Z""'i: clusively of.^ateto&^tt4^���^^^^ely������ lm-. poundedl bis goods: and: arrested' him. The fnnniestpart of /the affair remains to be told. The English 'police, Recording to, custom, 'claimed, one-third of the value of the property recbverea'a^salva^ge money--r-l?3i000 francs ���but .jttie- English*tribunals,, dismissed the claim. The jewelers': senj,^?^t0 M-Glatide, the head of the French detepU&seryice. who y ��� refused-it';; as a-:-matter-'of /C.pnrsei^-^ WAKE-UP- Bestaurant jd& '��� Bakery^ THE Proprietors of "this ,ol\l tand' well-knowjo'estat^ ' "lisbment would wspfictpillyAKanlc, their ��� iiuw/jr��� <>alf rlends '&&& tKo puhlto tor:tbe e^ten^ye^troniige beretoforobestowed onithQm,- nna.trusvtbat by tlielT usual strict attention fi? busjihess/they:iwiU; ^nerit a continuance.of tlieir confidence and support. Meals, $1. -Board, ^$16 per- "Week. 1 mEyoZMADE owysm ,mm f��our* -��������� v, ,.- v* -) -4i J *���>** " v.:%: . We recommond to the public our, - - y s f; .GiouND ''0:0k r Ei-:./, ��� ������.:Vv^'.-.r... Ak^uy:-y .-���������:-.;..:.'���::���:��� -i'A-..,...-,!'-.���;:l.:'--^r;,��-:?!i.-v;n.'..^;'-.:'!:^.-:-;"';vv;!;'ve- ������/.;���;���"- vvhieh is aftanch superior article than any which can bahad from below/ % Wo Roast; a ncl >Gri��d i t oursel yes and choose tbe best-berries, oonaequently thej public mav bo sure of .its oeingfrce from' adulteration. -J- - - v PATTERSON^;GOODS,ONi-'5 M Miners' Boarding House. THE!' UNDERSIGNED^bfeSiEBS^TO^AN'NC^N.CB. that he has purchased tho Hboso and business,of? the������abdv.e'esUbHsbmentV and * solicits ra -continuance q^custom^, The price of Board will remain as before. BOARD, $12 per Week. 'Sinolk Mbai^$�� Barkerville, July, 27, "1S69. Am m SAMUEL WALKER/ "' ���������i-i*ai?, 4;'^#^jJna8Jtt^f :=/ :// ii:i 'f.i7'- ;'.^ JOSHUA: Ar IiOTT.' 'FHEJ)./W^OROUBACE; .^'���j ��� Ba^ryille^May ^8/^869;- ,:m>aa�� , -v,! ���'- ' . -:-';--:: ;��� : -'���'*',r/! y -y?,-yy\: yy m'ym^m, THE XINDE^SIGKEb , BEGS,;TO INFORM; H|S 'friends and the p)iblic>rthat>e>asntted1up.so.'ne COMFORTABLE BED;ROpMS In-bisc^w/buildirtgfwhereto good-Beds at a reasonable price.- Those ^who will favorjliini with their^patrbriage^may.' depen^^on.the cleanness and comfort or his bouse. y Hctakes'also ttils b'pporLunU.r to remind the.-CirK booites that his 'Brewery has received the! FIESX PRIZE of the Cblony foe his "celebrated - ^ lii iiiiiii ale, mi g| -Aud,the;true au3aletvrs-wlil.be fable to ���judgejb^them, selves that.such honorable, prize, kas been justly ���^mx^aw^nyy^yyyyz//' ������'���:.-'������ /""'. /,...'/-.:.,/:. / 'V ��� B ���-A large front room to let. 1 W3i rille;, Jsn; 2^,/l80S. H CU J10 THEvnndei-signed proprietors of the above well- -'.known and .favorably situ'itcrt establishment, ���'1 - ��� t parcliased tlfa same from E. Tormey, desiiv tc 1'nror in^hei r f r \ eiids/an d-the, p u.bl i cv gene rally, Vftp. t tbey tr ijo-*- offered to falord �� r} ccommoduli on to :ti^?"eWors'iand'Otbcfs;at';thej^ : Tiic table" Is supplied wb.h ail the substaniia.1 * ?b^ luxuries available in3 the-coantry, and prompt attention given to thewishes of. the guests -' ..��� - ��� ' / , /The'Bar is stocked with tbe veiy best brands of y tic , Li'J -'- s and Cigars." The .otabjes arc cpurioue and coraforfable t4nd at-. tended; to by first class hostlers. A plentiful/ sup'ply. 6��ihe|b^ \.V;In'fshort, every/convenience and- facility conducive tKttie comfoj of 1 ,?.n 'and boast wni'bo.foundK and tbe pfoprieip'rawill spare no e.nbrt to give entire-satis-; factionito-all-who may patronize the.estkblisbmeht. '' Aujgn>t 20tb} lrm , ��� y , 1BIEK & &AKRXV ^ yy:, '-yy ��� - <-/ ' ���; >dka.lebs :wv . _ V^-::. ^/;pN^^UGKT^:;,-;;i-:g;'': CHOICE, WINES/AW'LI^UOBS,:; Woi 812��� 9 A C B A MEN Tf>/STREET,: '- ^iAhoyo'Montgomery/SanjFranciScp^ ^.auMSm ������"���; .. ; -. . . ��� - ��� . 1 ~ -. - Bil��Ey^;HOtei-'/iangiey^il /���lOpen for the acoommodaf the Table aiiUBe'dsiaTeko Importers; and (Jo WTiarf Slreet,/ ' ,! 'lyyy '/6'ri'' wEiffi^rr: ��� /r?^' (ENGLAND Tailor,- (Success6^p|S^Rea6f Streltl/yictdf' Orders attended C^rtttriciifi $0. hyyx^^y^:ZZ^2^^m "HV" ���\-\'y'���.�� ;������!������' "V ���/������:-. Import'e r' of/ B qbks//St alton eiy^-Ta n d^/ -; i-.-'A ," ; -' /���M^mUhcturcs,^ W- -*m- -l- 'FORT STREET,!MfJTORlAu^' sray 1,1869. ^'"; - ������������hJmmi^, s& W ,.^,,^l^^f^m , ria, Mwilsat^lhoisrs.';'Board4^5^d��!ng w week, $6,50 @; $6Jlp#iP��R^^*{^Wicglo a^ 87 1-2 cents/.-. BeStfeenis,;/^/;; ��� U -;, - �����REW: iSTi, 'i}>oprietor. Mayl,jl869;\,y'^R;0''-' ' -���/ 6m T" HE;PROPRIETOR of the above establishmeht.would ���SrespectfulJyinform his fribndsvahd' th^ phblicvln general that-he. is ��U0m prepared ..tp.ftirBish .t.hem;wHb. Bread of .his own baking, having secured the assist- ance of a com potent ��� Baker,; which ��� eo ab' es .���. him _:-,: defy competition^- '��� '^ ��� ",-..;- :.-'Hehas-a!So> a .COFFEE''SALOON;'attacaod,/to;1 the- abo^iWherehono-buttheibcst Couce; Pies and Oikes v?UI.br��F*er'Cti. - //;/���; Z/l/y " rt, 6.1���BREAD' DELIVERED to M\ parts o* the Creek. ' '���''��� ' '') ' ira :ST^n* AtOl ../g.raj , St. Kichbl^ oters.and.Watchel Every Rescript ion, . and; Ornamental En j '��� Jlay 1>'1869^. fp m W&0Z ^aJEWEpttR- AND Fi ^romont:;fS:5.et-/.noxt to tliM rcl^iotpr|a5 \ V ChVoncro femmad ewto. order. \i>uiia| ' Qdesxelmoutet. ; yy TOF Propriet^n 01 �� ii- i ^s? kn< n House tender. their i��iuoerr�� (hanks to tbeir i.-nuls and J^ Ira : veUlng public generally,- fof;tfa#^pastlibQ al patr< f>: ajge and vb eg-, to -iii form- thorn; tha t^i ifp.r"der.;U3 ��� insn re, a continuance of the'saine,i-lioard/and,I^dging.'has;beeo- reduced to $3?50 per my. /; Single Steal-?; _f i'.OO.i :- r'All?thb .luxuriesHba tit li ei::coiinJry/; affords:::: amcon* stantlv kept on the.table., private Parlors and-Suita ofRooras for:Famihes.>ThoyBar is stocked with;the b'est'brands of Win^s/Liquors-and. Cigars:. -';'- '.;'/; / : de is' well supplied Vtth the best Timothy,' Oats, Hay .and Grain. / ,������ .BROU'.\T fe^GILLIS. ^The'Stable/ls' its^Bay.;iihd,< .:,Q'ues.heImoiitbv Mav^ -L1869.- Aixtelope \Mei^m$$Af%2 BARKERS I L Bv J^ THE BOXER CARTRIDGES��� For SniderEnfield, of *5T7 bore^; and for the Henry, and Xlar- tiqs Henry Rifles of ;/450bore^: adopted by Iter IvfajestynS^yar /Depar;tmcnt,-also of ,>500 borei fori Mill tarv Rifles.'., - ',,-,"' ^WATERPROOF :;:CENTRAt�� -FIRE ^E-T A T. Ii I O^ GAR^; -TRIDGES/;.with:; enlarged. Base/ "for small horesj-\ adopted^ by foreign governments--.forscbn^. /verted-Cbassepot, Berdan^Re^ /ihmgtpn and biher/Rlfles/;^ also^ Cartridges ; for Ballard, the /Sponcer, arid JlhiericaiKHcnry Repeating/Rifles. ��� '/; .. > ' y$b&;>$ ELEY/vBOXERVj are the cheapest Cartridges known,, carrying, their own ignition, arid being made; vpuplly of/metal, are Hvater proof and i mperishable in * ariyehmate. ��� w " ��� m s ' ,'-"���- '* f|:The^ab6ve Cartridge cases (emp'fey) of all sizes; and; ^rlthe/djnfe;rent systems ot'Breechildading^ Rifles, can; he had iwith/or without the suitable Bullets atitl/"Jla- rciijii^fbrr^sis1)ibg'th&Gdrtrldges. ' -ll . '" ' '' BOXER CARTRIDGES'of;"450/bore forVReyblving Eistpls,Jused in, her. Majesty's 'Navy y, �� ?'JJ\ ������"��" '' COPPER RIM-FIRE CARTRIDGES of all sizes, for Smiths /Wesspnfs, Tranter's' and .other Pocket. Be-. volvcrs." ' ' , ���; ,-. ' ��� V'--'Fr: :, Vv /���':* '/;*Vl'"-�� " . ^PlN:CARTRIDG.ES,.for>Lefaucheux Beyolvers of ,13.!A/i-m.,And 7rmvbore._. ;; j . , _ . CBNTRAt'FIRE and PlN-PrRE CARTRIDGSCW all sizes and systems of Guns, Rifles and Revolvers. . ^Double Waterproof and E. B.. Caps, Patent Wire Car? tridges, Felt Gun Waddings for .Breech = and Jfuzzlo' toidersi anil every description off Sporting and-;:Jliii? tary Ammunition. ' ; -.''-. i.-.'/. E LEY BR O J H RS?, GRAY'S INN RO AD, LO.NDON :-,.:������' : WHOLESALE. ONLY;/: U;jul0 26tla Zyy/ , -y dalt/ PrppHotora $12 per Week/ Single Meals, $1. .'���������:-?���:���-.-:-. ���..;.-..;.-:���;..���" ;. : ; .:,y.^\ ���>'J.::. ���:..!..-^yi^.,/'- ,:,yy v}���������;..: :.��� ���;.'- .���>,.;.��� X;,X��?l-VC;i;i ^T* OYSTER STEWS, LUNCHES,. &c. .'.;...".- ��� -. '..'. '-. .���-.:.' ��� '.'-'���'- ' '-"��� .-'. : -"- ,;';���': ^.:.'i-.'I|;1. ;":.-��� -... '; : ;_;:- -.-:.. ���-'.'--'������v ������--'���".- ��� ���. -,..-...- -.���-���: :..,.: ���,':.��� ... ';i'r.."/;. .... .���.-.' -y "'-,' ..'.'.'���:'..,,:-'V:" )��� \ ?. ���"' \"'{ -'������.������' -vi -:���''>. :" ��� >.".' The best of material b. ayed, &i I all v.... w ish first- class Board/at-the above rate can obtain tlie samc'at this establishments .- ��� aulllmt . .a. a ( CABBIAdE AND. m '���my J/BTJILDE 1; Corner Goycrah\ent^iinH^E , " / ' East, sido, Victorl%^?p?V 'fc Executes-orders for every descnptljji^pf vehicle; /^/general assoHment of Wagons /arrays on hand, May X, 1869; Oitjexr for Casu^||/|- ^ - ���i'i// A|;_ ... ���Wholesale Groceries; : P pityana Cigars, ard Yat6s��h jMj " '" ' df.prcscrro'p. ^Victory v. 1 ,Y\,tti fe*'-'.^-^^" r:: : . '"' .AV0PPHEB,.,'. EROHA��.T'A!L,Q. ^^sortment'ofCI^^C^ IKGS, which he is prepa^&guake 10 order. l.u ui most approved styles. M^*^;-(" . Allorder3from,Canboop��oim)f//.^^<-n^��!to. .--rMay;i->;IS68.v;/ /.'-//_ Jg^^-'^J"'-���'- 1 F��LL & F / CHARLES BACON - -* D* ESIRE3 to info m h 3 tri >l ds and the public that : lie has purchased the businfess of the 'AI>ELPHI SALOON, jRICHEIBI^,; .where/hcitriists he will Te-; oeive 'a fair /share-; of patronage; -The .best/" Wines, iiiqubrs and: .qitarsjt^h^gari ",,'>'/?���'" gets I'm" ��� ; LEtfAU. NOTICES, &c; Sheet and Past Iim; Stores Tais London Echo says another scandal case Is abolit to'be wado public:affecting a ���vvell?known Duke; who has; cOnie to grief and ���jfl;no'k%ut':.qf-the country^ iyy-i-1"-"-"; ��� 4/LL JOBBING:vWORK IN TIM/, COPPER Sheet xl_ /Iron, Zihc/and��� Lead Piping, .a'tteiidcd to with romptness, and. warranted to give entire satis action.-.' ��� ��� ���'">;.���������- ;/^/..y...- ���������. ���������.-' Ilardware, Iron & Steeh ���^ FOR SALE. ��� ;."������ ���-.������'.' v; ^.^EAilSON&BROS;, : : t" .'-,- ���i " Barkerville. . fStllE SUPREME COURT OT THE MAIN-. 'LAND OtBRITISH COLUMBIA. /: '--���':;.'; :'.,���- - -������������ ^, '���.���.'..��� .I-.:'; "������������' :^ - ���..: r- , , ."-, " '<���.. ���'���. ; .'?,/:���-f, ������ ; In the matter of the Estate and Effects" of: .ALEXANDER STOBOf deceased, In testate. :; ���.; / ��� LL persons wli0 are 'indebted to the; above Estate ^iirc required.to pay the amounts due forthwith;' aiid all pjrsdnswhoi have: any claims, against the above estate are requested to. send, in their accounts; on orbctore thel2th:day of November,'1869, tp ///' ^ -y ���>������%-������:������ - -'. ODttfl; B-BdOLBvr- * 3 v ?>l.�� ���: �� Official -Administrator. %i)a.ted-Richflcldyi2th August,1869.v :'>:auU:3m/ IN:?#HE : SUPREME ^tTRT ^ OP THE / /mXinla^d of British Columbia. :y W^^M^ml^^M Fdrt^streiet; ^ictoria^Mfc m y Spare oneflbrtin selecting a ment ofithc choicest articles ���r^> large copsuiners they ojj prices ndnu'aHty. GOVERNMENT ���WHOLES s'swts gaping an bs ' ^'it^be/obtM^, lUy��;g!iS| 6ml In thl ���matter of the Estate -.'and Ellects of W1LILAM .. Ay$ . ��� -^VINNARI),. deceasod, Intestate. ../���//��� ;r ;*_ V ;& persons who are Indchted torthcHaboy^cstato Wire required to pay tho amounts dup:Jorthwiin, ahdSftll persons/who: huve any claims against.^tne above es tate, are rcqu ired to send In the! t aecoun,ts.(on or before the H th day of 'September j i860, to; ���:���.;-��� W/-., ;/:&���������(��� i =' ���*: / OHAS.E; POOLEYy ^ : ;������> '. . . ���" / ; ������-.'���. Oincial Administrator. �������� Dated Richncld, 11th Jane, 1809..yy /���'������'-' JClGSm/ /io,:. English -van��B^iS3SlM^bawl^l)W^ descrWffr of Drapery Goods. 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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1869-10-20 |
Description | The Cariboo Sentinel was published in Barkerville, in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia, and ran from June 1865 to October 1875. At the time, Barkerville was home to a fast-growing community of miners who had been attracted to the Cariboo region by the discovery of gold. The Sentinel was published by George Wallace, and its stated objective was not only to disseminate mining intelligence, but also to eradicate official abuse[s] of power, both within the Cariboo region and beyond (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2). |
Geographic Location |
Barkerville (B.C.) ; Williams Creek (B.C.) |
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Newspapers |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1869_10_20 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | f1e0f7c4-d7d3-4bb2-9f06-1dd5fd1cc0df |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0171364 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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