:.$������ V <W^^UMeH>SM>������!H>'- /? -''Sv i yi>. y y ' ' * - - - " ���������.,...-.-.... ��������� : iiiliSBosssiSL; barkerville, William Creek, B.C., Tuesday, Oct-. 27V-1868. WM 51 ^BUSINESS :GARDS. Subscription, SI per week (including cost of delivery),'payable to the carrier. ROBERT' fiO'LBOWAY, Proprietor. _ X &������m^ y *������w * v 3 .r-������ i?������������vff>������ '^sw -saw** *, ^^^ifcWj������^^aS^*ipS **" ' '" SIX'MEN HWJa Bt' A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE... Sfj0lll(I' J / ;;; * - :; s __.��������� y ; i;// y: / -y r'jFrbfo&e Cincinnati Gazette; July 2T.')" ��������� , ' ' ^fc* filial' s ime m the tragedy at Seymouj -, ' has been an&ntoa. 'ihe last .1 th: express lA'-y r5bbe^basTalloa Into tho hspdsofa Vftgi- f ' *JaWCommfotoe mot* 7iyjhnt than ever the. ~gaa ?ruuciscah hav������ eroded in vain for Aw, baVebeeti allowed only short ihrift,have ���������rbpen-hungift'the dead'of night' from1 limbs .which sustained1 only sly days betore tlie wi i-'bt of their pymhj coiui ate. - . , ;.-.:-. Theeteiy-of :the lasta.ttempted-,robbery is -: still freshia tbermemories ofvour readers/and the teruole jo^meni; melc*'oat te EUeL., is.-. - cy;,^ftUn ' o.ufffin.. Will -'not, have...been. r Friday afternoon these three. men were AU were1 at work on a farmV --andi wereV'ar^ ���������placed in /charge^ ot a spepial ;ofljcer from , ���������������. , , -. ���������SbymWr m^:on^t\it(isiy put on the train - ���������\, RIG H F I.E LD?B. Cw '"V .��������� m������M"fo>/!tfd1&^oi!������.^Oii y&^tig&fo S&mS&m-. *-������ 4^^^^;^i,^c^^fe��������� city they, were transferred 'to the * Seymour " - trntrt :fa Kb -ialeari' i{���������/���������'tira'd'rlp/Mrtorl J-'K'"Rt������rt,txrna'i ,]^RGE|ifTg ' Kosefierry''and Clifton wil^not.have been /���������forgo tteii^/rhey; were: hungouMoudayilast ?���������: ./.Str ������..^>aU /ra i,i dav: .TpO d*Y3 oeforu. iraiu,;to be taken ^ it was decided, toBrown^- ton^toawait'tbeir;trial* But an engineer sent in jadyahceiaa ominous despatch: " Shall run over no red lights." Again'asthe train.reached Seymour all was quieL-;\$b|- confusion, no nojse, no armed committee; not,threats of lynch law oa. any; Mde,2 ;it.^^hpu^ht'Jost;thakthe o'risoiieia. snould be tasen;;to Uro.wnston; in; a wagon, and'accordingly about .-midnight the three. prisoners and.their���������guard Started off. "But there was. to be for thenrnp^ripl by-slow. forms, no long-delayed punishment,, t\n outraged community, tired of the thraldom' in ;wbicS;it;Kld.;Mea;bej^;:^ and outlaws, >had, determined to. take ven^ ceance,/swift,; terrible, awful." - Their: only K-^vfor this'.was w law of self-defeiice��������� chtit i>nU AAih(Aw& ih*- afezziy oi Mjg case. Ahon'r 2 eMod: y;eafei&y m'orriny; fee wagonwas^toRpeditt-tfae-midst'of the great' dreary forest, bj mm ^hoi>:o������.dy' ilm%mx was a hah'dkerchiePbonndahoitt their.vbrowsi : Th/ihr(y>: ^ero taken irtiai the^custbdy^qf fcbc . officersin vwhose'/cbarge'.: they were; and :with^ .^:; oiit''Be'iorm^ofJaw-w|ra for death./,Questions were;a3ked about;:di^ E. S OiTil Engineer^ Surveyor Office adjoining the Richfieid Hotel,. flfi?y RTCHFIEbl); NOTICESv;ic:"'; ;;y;y J-i'i-;: .iftHk&Ror4^ I' :'{Limited} hi - dc'clt ro d secoftd"Dlvldentl of yy/y,/-.^ y, ..'. Si y<- A v^^m^s&f^^^^s^i RiOun'i-iLP, ; ^;;';y;-.j.."���������;:���������.��������� ��������� j-i.;.-���������:f;;���������. j ���������;��������� <iy;y,yy.������������������'-';������������������{-.-.���������;;y; .';;'-:v;���������;..'yy,.|...���������;���������;���������;'''-���������!;''f"-i.;.:.������������������.-.���������;:/.-;;-..'���������;.;:;��������� 0 fi or.y lrcl I;d do fill kinds n- vsro?1: m tht ato^��������� !ioq^ A]KQ,-;HORSE^OElNO;/V-^y//. ^yv-.'-^QcO-lin^ Garaenters ^aiid" ;:BmlderS;v yyy^ 'rtOKTRArrrS;;uiMTAKEN'' ANnVAiX KlNb30^; V :"Tqb Worlc doue with puncmahtyanil fhspawh a r-^xiiwhlontcp -Agood siue!< of,.seasoned lue-h^i ^avaon hand. , y Jp25 4rn yxf.'->.V'i1-----..'..'--:v ������������������-��������������������������� : .yi . - ,/-'../. , ��������� ei:eafoutrftg������S; which had beefi-committcdM ^fe>.S^W0fe^:.-S^?S: theTiemity,bat,.no.aB9iyep'wcre;M%t-nei'Vo^ ' ��������� "������������������- ������" '���������**������ ^ ���������mK^������ .'������������������ ���������* KaJ.w^ft'fi a vwilrisssftd";b nee ^mot^iufeteK ;jh^ ������������������!.yi: Ml I ��������� a'Kfi M SSw '."rwty^iid boav.eye^������^e4i^^M||ft ^M'-approaohin^^^ i^ fretiuf the train si*ed on towards Browns* ton, but had not proceeded far. before it was sigfialled by a red ligbtvand, in obedience to ���������itiie siunihons/the train stopped.; At once it was iitirrdundedby a body3������f ship/wo/ftan- 'dred men, and a detachment ^ent immediately to the express van, where/the .three ^outlaws were^sitting. /There were on\ytwo %m of; liaiidciiffs, Roseberry being bound with one pair, aiidEilet^^ together with the other. In silence,-without w'lfd or Mm the stern, self-appointed executors of the law seized, first Kese])erry, who, boiindasibe was, could make no resist- auce,-threw him from the car, and gave turn ih cfi������rg^% the members of theopmmUtee K)Mdey:;WiffiMetts;������ was somewhat/more;^difficult; lor each with his feet andiisun^ttercd,hand,raade;a most fearful/ resistance,; Hghtingras one.expresses it,-likeHigers.";/But:wh^ tboiiffh moved ta desperation, doagamst m t: In a few: minutes the..train was again^ its way. So .qtiickly, so noiseless y,;.had the work been^ccomplished that,sleeping pas- , sengcrs were not even /aroused from^ that slumbers, and others could only tell of the transaction that they heard thewhis esigna to put on the brakes, saw belore i^f* red lights/add shortly after they moved on, none knowing the cause of the delay.. JSllettB and lloseherry and Olttton weie . hurried away. Only a few ���������?������������������������"m their bodies were dangling, in the black dark W������ of the night, from limbs in %^% ?J the forest. No one was bear to ^to������g"r .last struggles, no one to offer even the shortest prayer for tbo dying nien. . Bnt the end was not yet. The work of. he oomtriitteowas'stiiinot^compUs^^ of the party-engaged in the on^J at large, and until the same wild J^Uoe w meted out to them as to Elie s Roseb^nd Clifton the committee could not cease jte. , labors.,,A description of ;^���������:.f Pffi Jerrell had been sent out m all di;eetions by the detective who was wowing up the case Two of these men were young, Mo^bmng only-twenty-three years old, ������d- bpa������s about thirty, the age of ^f^S^ All were single men. and w^^JjJSJ years'of Seymour. The writ for lieu at rest was issued in Jackson county, Indiana, and made returnable there. Then the;w6od^witnesse^:once:mqr^ ���������rible-refiilittiioriiexfehded men wh^ hadforyearsbeenjield;^ su Smeno feihii y/which hasbee.nat the .head ';. B^kS^i^/ist-^fei^.J oiftheseroutrages,ld,nowinafwrwc7 to bey- ��������� ^��������� ^^~y^������ ���������ii'^'-'iv^i'' airnahh''ahd-vWilliain-a'rie.-'noWri.n5. jail at New Albany, on the charge of bo ng ��������� ' ( ^ ;. , connected with ��������� the' y-Marsbfieid robbery. . j ,R,������TA!i ^uToHtKo, Frank/the oldest, and ihe -ringleader,-: a tele^ ^ ^^ZSmMAo^mm mwi% 'AND THE : :- y^yy^ nr:-^.Au tnfnrme-iw -Mnv hnP.n ' ar- K &< ^^Cr&llv thai tli'iyumv have two AirKvte. '.-D1POETER3 AKD- , ' /. .Iuomsai-e. ;:nEAiERSvis-' '���������'��������� ���������. . ���������'.'-'. ,. *i e am:hereb^ii()tifioU td;cI64h the, r S^ye^lfee^aa ������ 'preoittttioa,'agttinfit,flr(i',,''y ' ,r ' ��������� A'A A ' tOctolierl,1^68. / ^ BWtistfi'-GbiuaWa); Hi ; i iifiiiii tn tha uiut^r ol hie L talo ahd iiHcti of ��������� FO?flU HOTjILuARO, Md //'. "'-, J : y^y'S'mEB/}y:Bm^^Synymea^yyniGnmm , y_, y, , iiU)ers(������ns rho aire indefited to either oC tho aW s ��������� ������ i^ ft rllUn H)^b-ilid aiojfl'^m^i thy ah : ah'^fellMs S3 s iO'cb&ra aiiy,bUims ^ iir^j!l ? ot. :U^:aboVp;tfstatqsya^M^ - OiDurtlAp^h'iE.cMtri - - jPichicLa,.8th^ugaPtL186S. %;_, - _-au9.;: ;ira^������w^;fa5ss^^ -tWK^^r ;'.^ ,5 gf-''["(H.'-;' ^///y; ���������^ .'���������;���������'��������� ?-y: Hi w m ������������������'*4������m ,A ';.y~y-; m /ym/������M ' yyy: 'yy m .'J y.y. rJIL :'/: ;.^ ..��������� ile^.Msf ' litterp: fefe;/,;; ES {fROKH THAT lfcft*������.COMW ' .wlth-/JJAl6JARD'SKE?rRE3S #a, s eaii r.Enterprise wlllliereafte] leav^1 y-, '; , , v; ������. ; /i/yltl Hf PSffi . ,A?fSfie^e;pr^^f; fillerttMRWShlpp'M'.:' - \ . ff^ T Qii^n tmfiuth.Jum l'������, 166S ' ���������-- : - -������������������ -;y ,y. if, y- ^; t- ii ������ " -��������� ." - -"',-- ,w:,-.y ���������ram from Windsor informs ns, has boen arrestedstthatplaie, and will, withpufrdpiiji^ ���������beWpray:th������i8te^a;to.th"e..Ste^f:'l!i4^na to receite the punishment he deseryes. Sabbato Phomnatios nt teaitEssy^i Sunday, July 26th; the Senate of: the Umtett. SUtes'saw fltito convene, for the. transaction of business. A isonsideraWe part of the session Iwas/ occupied by -M. Henderson^f Missouri, in' defending his course .of the impeachment trial against the;:insinuations,contained in the report of .'Sft������������!*������^S committee of: the House. Mr.: Wjl^n, ^ Massachusetts, tried,to call up the bill tor the orgaobation of the militia in all .the States lately in rehellion -,but Messrs. Har an and' Drake objected, saymg, that nothing could at all justify^heir session onfthaMaj except .the \ pressing business for wbicn especially they had met. On motion, of Mr Drake the Senate then wen mto^ session, and, after protracted cmwd"*on of nominations and treaties, adjourned at half-past one o'clock on Monday morning. far Allow no one to P������t yon off with any berCoffiie than Fell's WS*. To *? baU lm ifSstroeate, of the yery.bcst quality, that wi ��������� &mBritish C61affiWa,.andsWo������ldf^P^^. St a conl-.miano-c of the patronaga hentoforo ^^PS||ggi||yi^ ������������������ ���������" n o ti ce!-;; ; /^ALE MAID? BQ0T8 ! TiRTfP������! MOPERAte; WORKMANSHIP UN-*g| :i-Yalaffl...O;,.-May 1.1=68. yicfiliit^n^Pv, ONiy OKfi HUNDRED'^DSEVENTEliSu; MILES TO THE 108-MILE POST!- .." , TiROM WILLIAM CREEKTO CAPTAIX MITCH|ILL!9" ������ yMmt7 miles, andfto������t!!^eto*?mgon������ roadffitrails Copt. M' has also ctostrhMcd.aflonie.-- T,akc lUto^���������Passengcrsi H- -Horses.������z eacn. w SB������:ro������i goods c^\o taken-to. Cedar Cr^and Hofscfly.- y - ' &^yjffim&y>i- WrWm For Sale, j.? WITH FURNITURE COMPLETE. Annlyoatlie premises FOR SALE, "The Adelphi RICHFIELD, ��������� .^TNOWmNDS.W.TH.StOCKA.DirmPBES. MS JUST KECElyED.;.A.^AE6K��������� ASSO^ - ^Bm^AW'; A% lBefikcr^s Flue press. ^iS^^^Sb warnhtccl hjttcy he w'SSd:WSSy ^ madeoitl.or in this������f order ilto!KlK?fec at ilu> sliortcst notice..,. , &uf 6 Larson bros. TiKsnop-J^ BARliKRVIU-E, kc. _____ i - Express &������^eral'Ageiicy: Jel8 y V^AKE-UP-JAKE Restaurant and Bakery. ffSfe iomcomplotp ^fetadtiou ia every. depart^Bt of ** WJ ASSSSRw ������ ROODSOV. ��������� oct.os*y... ^SVWBKSON C GPODSO^. ��������� :iJ������������&i-���������>'<:'>���������.: ���������'-'- r- .���������*���������.- .y ��������� .- ft ���������--.' .'������������������. ���������..*.:,������... Will supply Apply on the premises, or ^tssSSS^ :^/ wnwn.wi'is'novr pf^wd Horses .At mbdorater^s- . ;������������������'������������������ >f ������������������ .-V&- " i'. manner for to Stable and itlld H. WJUiOTT. '���������;;E������3Sltt* 01? mm DBSCftlFTION, CCT TO ORDER, WITHOUT ANY DELAY, rt*avealsp.Drcparfedto.suiVpIJr Guilders; with OF iiil..'Fii;ST:''^AL'*t*) So2a .^pneos, 4-;;^ y y ���������"��������� y y I S�� ���--, .. \y ;;-:-VoL'5. yy:y : -Barkerville, William Creek, B.C., Tuesday, Oct. 27* .18,68/; lilii ipi liiisi liiiiil ' (SEMI WEBK L.YrPiPERf) \"- , ��� t < y ]fmht$m�� hrw Tuesday awFbomx Ary: yytA<lfrAA?nr2-< /y $$&&& ��� > -'-SaUscription^S'i per week "(tncludiag-cost of delivery); payable to the carrier. " ,; -ROBERT" HOLLOWAYr Proprietor. 8��iw;1{iliKiiWi.ikW( / ^Friday; afternoonythese ;tliree; metrX. were foimd, id .Mattoon^ IlUnois,>whither;they baa left Immediately^ after���- tteitteui^tefcobblry* All were1 at .wotk on a farm? and were arrested by.Jthe; sberif&of. thej place;4Tbey? $et& iplaced ^in charge'' of a- special oIRcer fro'm* .J3eyipqur7 and on,Saturday put on tbe train [TSfriM y fi&?W^^ city tbey.were; transferred* to the: Seymour iraiu,;t��^e taken; it was decided^ tfrBrownsr ton; to await their;trial. But aii Engineer sent idiadvance atf ominous despatch: '��� Shall run over no red lights," f Agauvaa.the train,reached Seymour all was quiet. / NV:confusion, no nojse^no y.aroied committee^no��,threats of lynch jaw on any ���.,., ftfe '-'NOHING AFFAIR IN THE.WEST; j^.-^r-.yw"�����r��s w ���*'��-�����������-'"" :'-.-""���-] Bt-snac msa ar a vmilascb committee. ]����� *>etalen to Wnstonm a wagon, , r r ... . ;. aud accordingly about midnight tbe three '. ���(F^wthc'cincinnauC��iotte,Juiy27.V prisoners and.their guard started off. But TlipWl scene ii .he tragedy at Seymouj there .was lobe for them no trial by dow, Mlfhveaaoted/ The last-of -the express forms, no iong-delayedpumshmei;! xoont- 4wS>has fail,--, h <>. tho bandsofaWgi- rage.d coramumty t,red of tn, hrartom-m y|f MiJte^moreTigilant^hati ever the khich.it had been hold" foryears hy y.liams ' San SeisWa ha r, pleaded in vain for | and outlaws, bad. detenmned .tojakc , e, ) BUSINESS CARDS. *,^,v RI :C HF j'.B LyD r-B, ��� h '/- , ; :;;y-^ Civil Engineer & Surveyor ���:'< 'Office'adjoining^the Richfield Hotel,/ ' w*y ' 'RICHFIELD: ,' , NOTICES^&c. id/i/,-^ npHE .tiROVSfe' CEEUK-.BEDROCK 'HlWE p^ , "' ' ^T-'(LimitedV,lmve,dodarcd ��� ^oftd'Dividend of .-. ' S2 50 .ijiTKl/ftr(M��ivftlilQ at tlie Office of tho, Company , - at P. ti'-feackus' Action Store; Wharfstreet, vi. toruy;. ^ - . ,.; ,?g;:.;;;; : '-,;': V.fr/ShairehQte - ! ':,- "���'ftteiaim .������'.':. ;���>.'���- ".'-..������������- '%'��� : ' ' .p'Cretttry.y -. l0- -:>..... -.y ,...-- ;v;.j ���/! 1 ;-~y y i life.iiave been allo'we'd onlysbiort shntt; U,ave -Wn ^I'lpK &�� f]��-^ of D-t>bt' from ,m,t)S i�� hich ^u?f.fiioed ^piy six days betore ihe ApaAiI'JAh^v i^iAbyj ^mrAi^% fL story A tlie ^ t. ettem^te_L;robbery Is ���still fresli-ia'theineinones'of our readers: and the -on*ok jDii^mmiroi^f} orf ^ .QU^ty }>'oiK^rrVri)rd Qi^oii ylll not^hav.e &p^iii fy^'ot/J^ laeV were himp, ��:i tlw^ay List ���only a week ago to-day. -Two days bdors ;;:/NBilet8>as;writing>lett^ pr,��u fwui yaSil'Siir Xi eet ^��fn��jrt ho^s^ n�� tliu w^ Vfhn/ i;l��ert to be m wo fear for D? y u well aiid' - ��^o &of>y ��ejout *a^ m *?Un :/:t!)m-4'tasmt)ketheir"'bei*t;cigars.oti bis-ac- ^3 w.o,,J asm J^tu beiieje ao news iAwh they; /isi^itW.c ? - .- /--/ - ,��� m ,.,. t.-....,..^,..,.,��-L , v,.,it ^.^.w^(V|fcB..^^^���^_..^^. ,.. ,' ��� RICHFIELD,' / ii prepared to tio rj> kinds f-f wb.rk;in the j^ewc'iiue. ^lsp;^HORSE-SHOEINf>/ ^ ; y-y^yy , 009 liny H^bij8BfetDEI��INTHBT0^6F.^CHtra1^' '" ,. V > aroJicreb^notiQiid to bldqhther Stovepipes aa* _ > ���; pfecattiloa'aguitiEt flriij" ���. " -.,*,, , - ' - . '^S^^^T ' . '" October 1,1S68. / ^ , ' ; ^ ^_ ' , ', y 1 . K XT. 1 . ; Bfitisb Cbluiabia, - . , j geaace, swift-, terrible, ��� awful. Their only law for ibis'ywas. the ,law. of/ selpiefCTee��� their i>nlx jiir,UfictUinaths necessity ,o?.rfhe r.��sc, f ; illl //tu/'t 2 dVIocI- yesterday morr��in-> lot wagott \V5is-8topped: ia-i,he;mtdst of "the" great C,\?it,Lf fcir?k hy wep ^boar-.only il'cgube was.a-haajdkerbhiepfcoitndfa&oVu T��]p �� na were U^ttu a^j^ &- ciy.ty-J1/ oi tyc officers in whose/chargetheywer^ outlbeforms of lawV,ere\biddo'ii;t6^epa|fei 10a r>rip C��negcnit3 yetc ?��� feed' ..Ijcji^ r'dlf* fci&Lvb os'*riY*s whsdi ina ts^eitViuicauyv i��j the vicing, bdtBoVawers 'v/erei^etupneSr ���Then'^ rible fetribntibn'exteadea to;^uni^SM/by rrieh-^ho Kadfbfeyesi^ :aplof%bj6pffeaV^gdinU Ga^rnent^rs ���aii<i:/Bmlders'v yyyyyyyyy^yyyy^-y^i^ ;nONr��i0IS;.lJKi3ERTAKE'^-AN^ 5S ' 'Job Work dou'ii' with punctuality aiid dispatch, -a ItiJSonjLlo rales. -A good stoclc- of reason* d lumber alffay^-on band.' ' . ' - .' j^5 4m ��� ,\': ; n^owTEus and ; ' Ay y \TriOLFSyyi . DEALFBf 1^ *" ^ , ; 'J;; //BAtoRVlLT,E,*B.C '' >' 8n. ; 1 || If 11111111 , ~ , : i n ttio m-ytei' of th" j|s%te and 3&SC*-.w o? ; yj- \ll ES ,G. BniT��i Elf. U<*oea��ed, mtesmw. , y-.Ailii'erebnKrho-aroV eswtwrre rcqiilrL j lo nay the BA)t.iMlR,dfe torbawtiht; ab ��.li u�� ts ur who li we -j.y chuns aga! psi ;*' U' ol ��� llie^ove estates ara mluired c( sehd tbeni Ih on ol ^atLoe.yiy,nfiy;S!|^ . ^^^^^^^^AA2yMMAZ2y/i^. m ���;i ..v*:..y Si \WSS^MnfMmMmM*^^m ���'ate tVeiglit the tram sped on towards Browns* ton, but had aot proc��eded far before it was. signaired by a red -light, and, in obedience to ���xhii siiimhous/'tbetrain stopped- /At. onM it ���;Hviis isiin-ouuded byM body/of souie two{:han.. ���di'odniea, and a detachment went .lmrne-' ' diatelV to the express v;an, where j the .three outlaws were fitting/ There were *&,*$* lairs of handcuffs/ Roseberry. being bound ���with onepatr,andElletteandGtiffconftistenei? f'toKether^itfethe other:;/ln , silencet;without- ; word or n6isep the sterna self-appointed executors of the law seized, first. Roseberry, who, bound-ai he was, could make ;no resist: ance/threw himfrbm the car, and gaye |m- in chargdv of: the members of- the committee K)utside&Wiffi*lietts;^^ was somewhaCmore; difficult; for each with liis feet an(i:hisunfottercd:hand,raade;amost fearful /��� resistance,; fighting, m^^^ it/" like tigers." /But what could ^o^men, : tboiiRh inov^d to desperation, doagamst -2001. In. a few minxes the train was again on -ito way. So .quickly/ wjwmlmy, :^J2f- work besn^ccomplished that, sleeping passengers were not .wa'^ll^-'/rJ?Vfhi! lumbers, and others could only te I of the transaction that they heard the whis lesigna to put on the brakes, saw btton them .U��- red lights, and shdrtly after they moved on, none knowing the cause ol the delay.. ��� _ mem and lloseberry and CUHon we^c ; hurried away. Only a few ���V���*���"m ' their bodies were dangling, in tbe black dark ness of.tbe night, from limbs in the m d^fc of the forest. No one was bear to witewjto- Jast struggles, no one to offer even the shortest prayer for the dying nien. . But the end was not yet The work or he committee^was still hot ^ompbshed. inree of the party-engaged in the outrage wewjat at large, and until the same wijd J��s^^a9 meted out to them as to Bile s,"B^^ .g Oiifton the committee could not cea^ite labors.,-A description of l^^f^g^bS Jerrell had been sent out m all d"ectwiw V tlie detective who was wowing up.the case. Two of these men were young, Mwwtang Aon\y Xtwenty-three years old, ��J;SPa��� about thirty,-the age of JefreU u��known. All were single men. and w^gj?22 years' of Seymour. The writ for ^��l ��� was issued in Jackson county, Indiana, and made returnable there. i��e;E"enl family^ ;?hiek has bopw jf fits hand of jheae^outragesi Isinow in a-fairVay. tcr^be hrQkm ap. rimfors'and \Vi31iW'jitc hoff-'������; jail at New Albany, on the charge of- being connected ;with ,, the /Marshftefd* robbery.- FrariK,; the oldest, and the-ringleader; a telegram from Windsor informs us. has been arrested at that place, and will, without doubt, be shortly transferred to tbe Stateiof Indiana to receive the punishment he deseryes^ *" Sabbath Profakatiom in Coxouess.���Gn Sunday, July 26th, the Senate of the United States'-saw fit^to convene- for tbe, transaction WedMer 'laterpris|^ yy m m,urji that it ^,,0'Onk^ , ASyyyZA -j vllb HARVARD'S, WBWS tlw ,- / " tOmk Va|;:;^diie Fil'fO/^kiuiifTo'lfiBiR FRIENDS AKD TBE X> pu��li" generally; tiiai iiuiy.iiow havo two Markets ih-Barkfirrtlie, ono in RichfieldL-and'one.iiiCentrevHle-' ���'aUflfVbloh.-wi ! bf constantly and well supplied With ��ood ffesh iik-aL% of the very,host quality;tbat:eanbe boughtfJh'"'British Columbia, and:woiihlrospectfully solicit |a/cs6utinaan(Jc of the patronage heretofore exteh<ft(l Ao therm .y 'y y. y: ���y- ;'. yy y~", BarJc^vlllejB.C., May 22,1S6S. jel lm ^'O-TIGE!- YALE MAW -BOOti :|IV UVU.V����.-.-'.. - -.. of business. A considerable part of the session/wasy occupied by *-v,a?5*W:^ nfV��fiiiri in:: defending his oonrseof tneim-.: y?> .:>,,, ,>,.,,: ���;.�����,-.��� -\������- committee of the ^Hoftse. . MS . WjbW ^ Massachosette, tried: to oal up tbe b I oi tlie organisation of the mibtja.m all tbe tie organizituvu. .ui v^ T',\V ~ ^T��Uln SUtcs lately inrrtellloavbat Messrs^Ifer an and' Drake objected,_ say.off, that nothing could at all jartttfcfteir;.jemoa.����'������� jJS except .lie' pressing business te wbicn eapecially they had met. .On motioni of Ifr Drake the Senate then -Jwn}?.n*^ffSJ session, and, after protracted cons deration of nomiaations and treaties, adjourned at half-past one o'clock on Monday morning. j*. Allow bo one 'topiit yon offwJJ nny other Coffee than Fell's best. P bo .'���' 'exeoifaci/; -PartiesWishing Yale.niade Bopts(f Hi will plea^p-seii'a ttieir of dots .to p. McQUARRIE, ^ who kleps tlie; best of French'- leathers alw vs on hand.' ���iilOrders,. from',Cariboo and the tipper country promp# attended to. '���'/- D; ItcQUAttfelE :!-Yale4tB 0., May 1,1868. v 6m MILES TOTB/ LOH-MILB POST-1^ .'' FROM WILEUM CftSBKTO CAPTAIN MITCnSLI^ . / Iiahding &7 miles, and from thence to: the -Wagon- road 60 miles. Gapt XVL'- has also coristrhqted a.',Horso'* hoat for .cohveyipg passengers and ahiraals acrossHhe Lake.' Rates-^-^assehgcirSi %\: /Horses^ S2 each. % By' this roh te.'goods can, be;. taken to Cedar; Creek a ml1 Horsefly.- " -; ; . ysc9lm ���y Iel8 WITH FURNITURE COMPLETE. 9.5 Annlv on the premises FOR SALE, uThe Adelplii RICHFIELD, . ��� ASITNOWSTANnSlWITriStOCKA,DFIXT^B fHAS .TUST RECEiVED, A. LAEGK, ASSOBT. .^nt'nVot BOOTS of various'-'stylos and of the ��^ . {BEST QUA'LITt; also,. Betikert's Fine Dress. Bootsof;tliebest description.: . . ./. ;' ' ,'T:ha\*e:'Bppt;s;,pr.m,��r own make warranted hot to ;he surpassed bjFsjA'ny Bpola made either in this Colony or in Ciiliforhiji/pithflr l'��or wofkmauship or durability. X Gdm wopis~const-aB��k<>n' hand." ^qoUi.- nvvle.: to order ai^'jSSWI-RlNGwme'ht.ihe.BH^ ��� ' rJooin'o Larson bros. yts sioi**^ BAKItKRVlhLE, &.C. V^AKE-UP-J^KE : Restaurant and Bakery. y. y ^y*-.-. .- oc6 Express & General jStgency: Ot THE AimiVAL AT BARKEKVI��iJ1-, Q$~ every Mail and Express, P. RE1B will ieaVe Barkerville.with an Express fcr.the following, plades * Mosquito ahd Red Gulchesj Whipsaw Gulch; Low; hce;Creek��� Gi'ohse.: Creole, ��� Stevens.Ctfeekj CaiiforhjW; Creckj and Ahtler/ He^will also lcaVe regularty twice; every; week, for the same places :Witt)Vthe CARmob"* Sbst'isbl on the.mornings of its issue; -.' He will aUenii to. all kinds; of, dornmission's,;&C, foi1 miners, obtaiil licences,-record claims, .examine. febordSi- &c.' Collectingwill also be,attended;to... 'HO /Will-, also send but, three times a month/an Express tdKcitlifey; 6reeky, Forks of Qn.cshellev Cedar and Black Bear Creeks.. orders can be lelt;. ;������. \y\yy. ^y,::-.-.,^^ \iiK:^H.jS ^m^#m WILL SUPPLY Oct, 5 r$:��� Brepl^iyOrecl to all.parts of the Creek. ng MMY PESCRIFTION, CtTT T0 fhey ^Wfr^'to.^.^1* ^ tvlli ����n��nn.-5i.nd is wow prepared to Stable and jeed season Horse '^2? ��*' mshjj?^ ��a:a is mow pi'eparr itmbdr-rater^tes- -y ., ��� -...yr H. WJUiOTT. ���.iysei251��n OF T.tf?���Fl'B������ST,���',^F*L���l**,,, C;���tbvtholateSt^^ '������ S������ ^ssmrssmgm^^^^^^^ WMM^^^lM^k mimM^m&wyz^-- ' Agents for the " Cariboo Sentinel." QuMftplmbuth,' ifr/Gdudio,'Barnard's Express. Office, ^jiH/Crcek/; - - ,y'^ - . -Barnard'sExpress, . Yale.' ���������. - y , -* '��������� Mr. Evans, i, do. ���������"-- vy y4p ' ���������' J,^w Westminster. -';-.' - .,- Clarkson&fJo. y f E. Jfallandainc. Victoria, - r - ~ '��������� - . r '{a. Lyne. :' ,Tiie'"Cariboo Sentinel" is published every Tuesday and 'Friday? Ad vertisements iu tended for insertion must-lie atUiver%d-at^iitest ut;6 o'clock, p. m., tbe day b'ofore^ublicjitldni , , ,-.' o. TO - ADVERTISERS. , '; JC������* All Advertisements (not inserted-foranydeflnito, ;f������erio;l) will b ^continued unbil^rUeredoutandxsharged Tor accordingly. v ,y , / .., -, p ] A-"*">' ^^^..?(^RESTO}^iS^^r 7" "r" r; ;/:All. commimicalIons must; be-iicconipanied..hy,-Uie real uarad iiid ��������� ad dross of1 the >v vi ter; not nec^sanly wi tiru; View of publishing the Bam<v bu t as security tor ta good Ihi th."' ��������� '-���������������������������* :-". ���������'-'*/ ������������������' u m ��������� *r>^^#& v'iiftixy b.'.������ iM-IK'J.y. Vj iii ;���������������������������;���������. -. ;..-���������';;���������.;. ���������'.-,.;', ���������><' \ ������������������ .yy* ���������"���������"���������'-���������",',';.': ������������������'.'.--. : y :������������������ v-y ./-. /���������>������������������. ;EDCT<feSE^ixfe^^ :20ih:/inst;^ftppe^ ���������'" ^:L' &rii^er,^On:tliii;aboye 3UbJ4%91. ���������-"���������;-; .-'V^ip^PS*?1''! ""* " 'Vf--h^-���������r Wataoa must vtbittli: tbe mining; ;BAK|mWi|if:;: gix weeks'ago, less "a d ay> the^td wn^pf Bar> accom'pii^ ������;EpiScopalCMre^^^ and withtlie seiric> of W ������ich ������;| Mes^/Mricfc^ William, creekvneed no^comptaoffc of gospel privileges. W?������ th^0}^ ������ iriay be cofeidei'ed asiiopeflil and promising ;a*atan?Vpr<^^ being caused by Abe severe and wjprece- (lentld drought .ThiscdntingenGy, although severe, it, will overcome, and with toe_cheer- i& prospects which are presented;by .the coming vear, 1869, there Js eyory; reasoir to believe-that iitlhe close of that year the ;two great'calamities of 18(i8 will be entirely ; forgo tie ri^PJ rem eto as episodes in x!i& Tiistdry of^irlbo'tn*,r: yyty���������; ��������� yy^^y: ~ THE.VPRICE 0? TH ^RBDUGTrDN; IN; AX GOLD BY; MB; BANKS. :..���������:��������� yym y^^smtile}fhiSeUeve!i tiiey mil give h credit for sincerity in g.mngIne rfcitebn^ 'yyy y - ��������� ^nd> tha entire ^ the wires flew the disheartening intelligence, credit ^ that Barkerville wasin ushesaiidlhe country has done for the .'conduct of tlie Banks.* ��������� " gone in ?J bevond the possibility of redempr Must he? 'I am a'mhier (but no ^financier';), .tion. For a day the, most, hop'eful seemed, in aud-J.g;ive him credit for sineenty. I aSso /doubt as-to the chances'of the town's rcstor- giye his reasons credit for some force, but as ation,,but only for a day. Ere the smoulder- to' the actual necessary reduction, which fie % ��������� ing embers had ceased to send up their [puts at J per. cent.-, of cojirseitwoujd-require'^ volumes .of dense smoke, tho indomitable^ a more minute knowledge of details than I Akymyyy ^fiXA: -, JMBfeHte-,'. - pi if,. < possess/to judge ot-its fairness;; ; '* financier" argues that whoa claims .were paying well the Banks -were'anxious: to buy all theg������Id they'could, and .'the natural ia^ ference was that the^ were; makingi:a lair, proflt. Pray, were not the Banks, equally anxious to discount notes.* with such col lateral .'security.-as:a consignment of alcoholic poison orsho;ddy pantaloons might afford ?��������� and what man who has ever heard of the " unredeemed pledge5/ warehouse at Quesnelmouth-would, unless "very simple/7 suppose, they made a '��������� fair profit'5 on sneii transaetions'( Qiv the co a traiy^QiflJnot/Hes'e ,y ery^ransacMonS p hi. duee the ch\mges which have taken place in i!fe;B.aoks/epOno;m of fcbvtfi chough, hud hz, |S|| A ih's iA\ jhis':presen'W^ 'wAmm^ , v,-: -...,. - 'y,y^^r^;yy^y.' anee^iihtbefeelings'of^/ym^r-w^ take:anpther./L^ of-the- :m-y Hid to th^^Ii'&n^*tiMn^t"- " i; " -' '��������� vie w/f /Fi n aja;oier;./tpa;n3^p/v] whihe of /tK^e^;wh#iviSlifto ,"j|������jii*" o^ ihtyji y rio b,ul yu'cd from solitude ��������� and'obsenrty Urn n-iaie ro4 fame of ^Cariboo was mce mor< y< wsed,and'the resolve went ' forth that Barkerville, the sole stay and Sup-' port oi the mine! shop Id be rebuilt���������that "'IchaOi������dv should noihe^i iMiu?������on the ��������� capital of Cariboo y ond with' this resolve pomueucerHhp vuiA oi ry^aiAwAlon, and I -day ipon th( old site stands ninety-five, jjL-sFiD of /hut jjvI more dm-abl^ roiic^rnt*- ;/ti6ri-than "those; wliich bave^passed'-away.' In j fc * Eooie 3?Fi 1-4 v������ h^n j,je y i'roJdinfS irf- ^utWi dowo gnd (he H/bbWh /c������uovjd fiom Sh|f^a^||Ba^r^i 1 l|/wi Ibats/ w 1 do neErstree;^ /nMfbrm^buj].^ yrAyA/iU pre&enfc an appenrnnco far more ; t A^ v^km i/ fhd Ii inrry rd^T^ A A)H nc ''/Hblj/iPiiintlijr be asUd toViiiom ado1 ^ iviiat cause is .5o aiucb eiie rgy r.^d PQiirpn;^ ������!tr ' utable?/To ib^ ropl'^iists��������� oi the ro������n-. i - as io iito^e ivho rely solely upon Ih^u : -industry and mergy'foLSiiccess and "a com- penstUion fur'their. toil ? No hesitation is required to answer;the enquiry, . Theindus: ; A 4j;ial fhistery of "Gariboo isstmila-rto/tbat of the entire colony-of-British Columbia. The ' capitalists, like so many buzzards bivjackails; ;///fo.Uow-in;; the. wake of: :thpse who combat arid A/;/;q^erbome/thafc they may; Bhare. in. the - prey pfepiir^d;-to t%n;by.:.;the;;i6pui:age and ��������� enter- ��������� prise of those who go ��������� before;;; and as a con- firmation of this fact, we have only io remark / that rieitbeivthe;- Bank'bfBritish/Golurabla u;:.-;���������;-.;��������� ribr the Bank of. British Nortb America have ;y }coramenced;to;rebuild/ripr;is it.yet 'known. / ; that they/Iiave/decided to/db so/ and the last AX /buiIdjri^raisedin;chetow^ /���������//son Bay;Compaq -:;/ to state that the hesitaney on tliepaft of iliese yyj^ " ���������;. ��������� theigengemeh who represeh t them in.. Carir. y/fcpp/kuf .^ ywan.d: wlfose; motto seems -to be; to take no :���������; ; chances/but to undertake only in that which /proves;: by/other's risk to;pay... Barkerville . -may now be considered- virtually as rebuilt, ;and <al 1 its.ihhabitarits are .comfortably.sit- X uatedfpr the winter; The1 stores are abundantly stocked with goods and supplies of catching fire, or his accidentally"ii.rhtintrlds every .desenpizon, and at prices as low as pipe with a ������5 note, which alth0u4 in both ������������������ .before the fire, or in fact at any time ever '--' " "��������� fc )jUl known in Cariboo. Two serious losses yet remain to be made up in order to give enjoyment and entertainment to the; people through the winter. Those are tbe theatre and the Masonic Hall. In regard to the former, we believe steps are being taken to have a building erected which will be held in common as a theatre and a public hall,; but we hear of no steps as yet having been taken to erect a Masonic Lodge. The library has been again opened and.replenished with a good stock of books, 200 volumes of which were gratuitously supplied by the resident Gold Commissioner, Mr. Brew, who has proved himself by his official as weH"as, his private acts, to be a firm and true friend to the miners of Cariboo. One important ad- ��������� vantoMywhich the town now possesses winch it did not have before, is a well on feed fire brigade, and from the activity m fested by these who have the management, \ve have no doubt that it will be made an efficient institution... Steps are also beino- taken to have the Assay Office removed from hew Westminster te William creek, and with the aid and through the influence of Mr. Brew* who m trying to effect ibis desirable object, there is little"jlonbtburi that it will be DqL3uTJT." '"<l"JaaMM"^'"'1-- ������������������" ....... . ��������� Kfe destination 'to: Woria,. B^ dolnot include ^balance q^otes:: issued ^^hecoiuclaimedtq;^^ of;the;e;Mange?JEv^ be&cessaiytolbw^tbep^ oueferce&j.'becaitse, aalyha^ tri^tl tq show; the;gold bought ia excess,-of exchange i^t^nly:4ura;the m$ ;M^ffi**$ is aiso,1ii great proporupm ���������*W^m, ^bicteloies ^-^^i^W^!!!^^^^- per cent on the whole./; y. ./ ;..;;���������: y'���������Financier-3" argument-about .insurance Sppearaito^ma; like:' -WliiJir^inaa^W- inade a good v'ea^profits^that:he;'ought.; to be "willing to self below cost to/ individuals who bad-'Dttihihg tb-do,with bis previeuB success, ia order to get even.on; hiiiiseU. I have Jmom;litfurm^^ standing, but; this -line/off argument ;by '���������Financier" embraces an;.extent of,liberality (with other-people's" money) "which, fairly frighten:sm&.A yAy'yy i'AZArAx Z In cou elusion; let/rap mention;, two facta which:bear upon/the;above aiibject/Some time ago a^sharelioidcrin'my, own/company VM^{!?& wlhhim $X2t)y worihofgold dii^t; realized^ '^^MSajaFranewcojtndm the parcel to pay;bis; expenses; to: yaluornm and ahfeconomical vrititer*& board/'/This,flict has been dinned." Into;my ears as; conclusive evidence;;^)f tbe^ immens^/profit which must accrue .from ; the gold /purchasing, business.; Now, look :ftf the ifnth: He was well 'acquainted with mostofthe miners on .Stout gulchf from^whoia he bought sainipies'Aot the purest quality ;��������� and ;the only^ expense: in- ;curre(d in transmlssidnfof the diist was a long leather bag, which surrounded his shorter ribs ; and the only: insurance he cared/for was to be fully assured that if his gold weiit to blazes he; shonld^o with it. Now/bearing in mind that the Banks get miich inferior parcels of each class of goid^besidesi having t&pjjy^heayy; charges incumbeni on its. trans- missioivtbe case is altogether different. , - ' ' Again, after the Banks refused' to* change gold on Sundays, I sometimes sold to Mr. T. JBazuzzi. who wag ���������collecting dust to take with him to, San Francisco, when, in the course ������f conversation, hy showed me the whole'of the y^/llil������M|SwMc^ p A iAAzyxi iicl /IJia//oii ly^r I* ^ ;;saVl 'Sgy e| t fei a .^bijiby.ivk'e^;viate^ .���������.;-*?!!ii-.--i-><. ���������itVti'H.irinrt* .*n������kl!*linnt������f'.'���������;.���������.���������'."'-���������':"���������-���������;:.';' i-������!-'.'. .v:-vy'.i;y.'i-.y-v: i'-:.;cV..>L^;.'���������:-���������.'; to ���������W.ApvE|cisa^f^ Bufr^^g������orli.to:i^-|,^^^ cJirryou Hair Dressing &' mmM Jnallits-brniiches/ ! ���������������������������.>���������-: ���������������������������v.o ^A|so, just received, a: choice lot of HAIEXBRUSHES, &C��������� f ;:u������4l And a (Ine lot of SILK SHIRTS, ONpERGLOTHES SCARFS, HOODS, iC. VVIXDOW SHADES, LAMPS & CHIlilNEYs! and ft great varioty,of oiheprirticlca too numerics & mention, which he will sellyitt; tho lowest rat^ip cjiSHy -MST/Q-jli nndsoo. :'; ;. ��������� //: '' dc23 ita * l.,..Mi08rs? Provision 3tbi-e3 rVvli*1^*^ 'i������'SiM������s ���������of '* stump" popularity/by-representing tbe mining .'Community" as an amiable and pure- minded/body of;nien> down-trodden by-that bloated oppressor the. storekeeper principally, and next by any other class which may chance tobe in alittle better position than themselves; arid it ia this cant which has stirred me up to write in this matter, an experience of ten.years having taught me that as a classminers; kriow;very; well how to take care of themselves. ; ^The;next;argumentrunsc: ."Thepleatiiat the excess of: purchases over: the amount: of exchange requires 'a reduction of 1 per'ceil ^. is absurd: and unworthy Of a gentlemaii professing to be an. astute .. linancier like ������������������ Mr \7atson. The Baiiks Bend no coin to Gariboo to purchase dust, They buy it all with their own_notes, redeemable,/not in Cariboo, but in Victoria, and every note so issued is more than equivalent to: a corresponding amount of exchange." It appears to me that (his would be the same as issuing bills of eKchan^e on Victoria at par, subject to such pi-emin as might be gained by a fire Vith '^y^r /;':^f coarse-I shall embrace every opportun- obtain a s^c^fuJJ'������! seihn^ to P^vate parties' who can ���������yy^���������j-*:'^_i.i---. iiiora Uy nav: ,mo������^ than th*������: Rantd ��������� kw^r, so pay more than the. Banks j. biit I send this protest/against "Financier's" wis- dpm,on>the same principleZbn which the person described by G. A. Siihi ^catried a three-penny, cane to castigate the calves of whatever footman ��������� camef within his reach-- pot;frpm any vindictive .feeling., tow^rds the jfldindiial/butfrdi he owed society/ ���������./.-':.-,;/' -/������������������ ��������� ,'���������: - Ay':-2AyZy/y,-A:r yxXZyyZyyA^yy rVUB: UN'DEKSIGXRD-, BEGS ���������-TOV'ISTfORM^TnS, J; < frion-!8 ami. thfe cltiaehs of Cariboo xohenUly tliat .baying ?Hsfiolved/liis"p^tB^bip with C.'l)odcrO; ho bit.* just opened a largo Store at Uio , ; .OTPEK .END OF BARKERVILLE/'. " at which will ahv,iys be found a well-Sv^M anil -yarjifd assortment of. -s FRESH GROCERIES and 'PROVISIONS" 0! all descriptions; C LOT HI NG, '' Best' Brands TOBACCO, &o.f &c, ' - y^S������ AH uoofls sold o11 lie Lowest rates. ,. - - ,- ,', The: BAR _is amply suppled with the choicest HAVANA CT16ARS,3VlNKSana LIQUORS.- Ytem aiid ' Riiicv UrlDk8:U;tbe?Bir., ,... .'ifiT BKSTXVVA COFFER,ioif4Pi daSI) X\w\ wand Wry'momiiis In turn; for breakfast, nn-1 ivci^huil out to ciistomfr." i'nim the mill ��������� = ��������� J respect fully luvitHiny. friends to favor mn .vicli h ^Uan-1 dPliaraol tholr jntnmacfp, trusUnR'hy strict attention. 10 busin������?si?, pnlito,������������J aiT.iblo nttumlanc^ to customers to;mcri.ta;^atlhujinc&ipf-th'/sitmcV;���������/'.- -;>-'������������������ . aH30 1rn " P. MANEl'^y I mW ADVERTISEMENTS. m man's' coat-lails instances quite possible, could scarcely be looked upon ia the light of a regular mur��������� WING TO THE HEAVVr: LOSS I HAVE SU*. . tiiuwj by uio flr-, I reqaost all thoso, who aro mdolned _tof too to call ami settle their, accounts an or before the first day of Dumber next, oihuvrm1 will be compelled to place snmo in the lianda of the vOurt.- ���������'- ........ ,.- FRANK CASTAGNETTO; .Barkerville, B.C., 26th October. 1868. oc271m - Barkerville, ��������� ' _ ;��������� Havo on hand a choice selection of . ' CAST IRON COOKING STOVES TIN'--}?tATE AWD. SHEET. IRQK, with various other articles in their line of trade. &tT Alt Ebbing In the Tin; Slice t Iron,. Copper/an cl Zinc -trade attended to; and warranted to give satislai- tiou. ; 6m '���������;' Otever oiit -of tlie /FieldI ARCADE & Oo.] lhetirft first occurred veiy near tl^ liankB, and could th������y not place that occur- renco to account of the natural desire of the "white financier" Mr Watson, to train as much premium as possible! Of' course/ the Lanks would gain whatever profit is to be' rnade on gold dust, but this assumes a verv different appearance to what is the ca^ where bills of exchange are given to tho ex������ tent of the dust purchased, a groat, or perhaps the greatest portion of them, convert- able atlhe same place where the dust is i'fcn realized, while as regards Cariboo notes given issued, and as this coin must come from somewhere probably also from whore the dust \, realized an exchange is incurred which must come oil the profit of tho dust. In tho W case the transaction would show a "MnnWr fflUproiii?j.sfb6*,3!d p\tVi (���������>*, ,.y., . ;- ch&nge \,<.yy;>\w iy(!,r:]���������,(>() destination; i,-v ibeothar cf,* DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSriIP. PARTXBftSflri* HKKETOFOIIK KXTSTING Sheet and Cast Iron Steves "El {Signed,r If; T SCOTT. Barktfrvillt������tB,a; October 21st, 18G3. o023 lm ���������N ERFEllENCE TO THg Atom fflE RUB- - Hc.nl,..r b^toinlorm. Di. frib,.is am. thi pV,l,llc -iat u^mrposos.carryiiig on the busing as uaiui. OIGARS AND LIQUORS OP tm CHOICEST BRA5&8 always on band. A (Irst-class BILLIARD TABLE BOB, Ul'SKTT. Arcade Saloon. > Barker ville, B,C.t Oct.oli.rgl. 1S68. \ "C23 lm : M0NYnAT, Roytiiird \v\\ OCTOBfiK ������ 'Ay,t>r y.-Vu':-? "08, THIS KEV. j, iS&JSS K ym"* ***** wbw cd������^������ ha������ s'<?9 Im A LL JOBBTN'O WORK..IX TW,'COPrKll. ^^"v A Zincand 1/wl Ilphiff at^ndfid to wi th. promptness, and warranted.to givo ontiro, sntisfaction. Hardware, Iron & Steel. B TEARSOj oc2 Itn & BEOS., Bnrkorrlllo. stor������ PtliTdiilcc, w������ his .old At his Old Stand Again! W. DAVISON mom.* rawfa* ins FiuRxas.Axn patboss W that ho 1ms iwmnoil buian������w m his nou on tire old Mmi'l adjoining tho ens lorn cw will flfltf his F _ ������ fftaWpn-liowa to do������ll kin-Is of.������rk in, ti������ Watoli, J������**lrr.������m Engmv-mg hH. ' ocGlm Barnard^/Stages. BARKERVILLE TO YAM IN FIVE DAYS! TO VICTORIA ON THE EIGHTII PAYI Our Odlccs, from P^^lf^^^S with Fiw Hud Bur^larjnwf hnU^ ami our i havo tlio usu of tli (.Mil froo nf cnai*K������- For rntfii of p������sfiago, &c,-npply ^ u<; tt r. roniH As������nt' i - ! ;y: fc E^^^^=s^^^g3?ig^^^a^^swg^ TU^DAY, 00T.17, 18(58. MINING INTELLIGENCE. WILLIAM CREEK. 'Barker Carihoo co 45 oz. ; STOUT GULCH. The Floyd co. 64 oz ���������\Iosher co. 50 oz. the Bona Fide co. ?the Gore co. have both struck good pay. aD1 te averaging about 10 oz. to the srfqf fiers ^Wimn&Jo,co. is also consid- S equally good, but they havo no water. MOSQUITO CKKEK. fiflSho wfek previous./ The MInneliaha exactauiouiitfrom the other claims.*. ���������:,; ItKl) GCJ.CII. About the same as last report. 11A10) SOIUBULK CKEKK. ��������� I The Discovery co. still continues to pros- 'r "���������cci':wel|i:w*'iit:'-"-tt&~ defined::Jpacl- hns-hem: Iructe- Three or four other claims are pusb- FROStYALB^-We i.take the following items of news! from.the Examiner,-.--The Supreme Court sat at Yale on Tuesday, the I3th iu3t., II is Lord sh i p Judge J3egb ie. p resid in g. The Grand Jiiry brought inirtie bills against the Indian Tomett, for housebreaking] : Ola Hu; for receiving stolen goods, and Ah Tschong, for assaiiilting an Indiarr with"ioteht to do grievous bodlly^nf^^&^Q f^e indictments against;Hautiesry the Grand Jury found: rib true bill, and.up on trial .b'ef0re the p etit jury the two Chinamen were acquitted.; .The In/ d ian To mett, p leading gull ty, was, Sentenced to one year's imprisonment; with hard labor, an d a w hip pi n g.���������A ���������resport reached Yale oh S11 ri d ay mor ni ng s tati ng that tlie smoke; 'from the forest fires had become so dense below Uartisplimoiitii as to;suffocate the lairds. It waa also stated that sickness had set in'at New Westminster owing to the smoke:���������The steamer i 0 n w ard 1 eft New. Westminster on JV.edn.������sday.;,...fooin ;IJqpe. we-lea. r& .that. sli������ was detained at/������������������Harrisonimoiitu/ m cohse'i queneu.of the smoke and fog. The Elections.--Jfr Robson, the editor of tbo Columbian, is out with a flaming address as a candidate for the Legislative Council, Air Hugh Nelson is spoken of as likely to oppose him. A requisition is out and numerously signed for Mr Barnard to offer again for'���������'���������-!'ale frab*d'rJ(liouIU "litf"&<xe&e* H is-q-attt> .': '���������-.-. --: j i'f.'.y X the Rev. J. Alexander, one of the oldest dissenting:ministers in England, died on Friday, week at Norwich. He had been con- uected/with One Congregationalism for fifty ^earSi:/y.''/;-/:.: xZx X '���������'���������./The-N^w York Tribune begs'Miss Rye to send1 out. a few hundred thousand servant- girls: to the, United States. The abolition of has, it says, raised the price of all '~-������'.y.yi'������������ <* * ��������� ���������i-.-'V..; ,-���������;���������j -~ ~'*J"t ������*v."\*������A int. labour, iind especially of domestic service. //^;;0lncSnrikU---Price;pttiT������nt of the 15th ult. states there can be no doubt that the quantity -;:;of wheat gathered in the United States this/season will exceed that of any previous year by^O per cent. The /public-house keepers of Roscrea, county Tipperary, have, at the solicitation of the Roman Catbolio clergy of the town, pledged themselves not fco sell intoxicating drinks on' Sundays. The Wesl.eyan General Conference of the United States has decided to allow women to vote���������-���������;.also to drop from their comraunioa all churches tolerating members connected with Masonry or other secret societies. The death is announced of Dr. John Elliot. son, a name which has for very many years past been known iaconnection with medical I science r3M~77bteb-wasrreajje^d:-veF-yrfomtk truck: 'inree or ium u.u*c* bi������tu< ������.*w r-.,~ probable that he will be returned by aechv iar ia times past, when mesmerism attracted cached bed-rock. ; . boo, is spoken of as a candidate for Lillooet, Dr. Elliotaon v\ . LOWHEE CHEEK. The Clack Bull co. ure running a tunnel! 100 feet. They commenced at the shaft oi tb Victoria co. and are now in almost 400 fet. The are working three shifts, and in si weeks expect to complete the tunnel and dko bed-rock at the lower line of their cum. This is considered oue of the most hportaut operations that has been undcr- tkeu on Lowhee creek, and if successful will Z' bea up a large tract of mining ground jv Kherto inoperative, owing to tbe depth of te bed-rock and tbe great quantity of water. CAXAWAK CKEEK. The Ck'ar Grit co, took out a nugget u^liitk' U <>/... in a new drift which tbey kvi������ jwst 'started. The United tunnel is ": king pushed-on with energy., / y ~COURT. / fe-'/''-. iKcfore C. Bre\v,-E>q.. GotU; Commissioner.) W/ -yaa THUitsuAY^October 22, J8G8. *;-Baldwin vs. Adams Co.���������This was an iZ action io: recover a debt due to the p lain tiff I previous to the purchase of the Adams co.'8 \i:. ground by. the present owners, the Ballarat >��������� co. The case wav dismissed, the Court de- cKljiig that the purchasers of the claim did nut brcome liable lor the debts due by the ftnuiT owners thereof. boo, is spoken of as a candidate for Lillooet, but it is not known as yet wnether he intends running for that district or not. Returned,���������Messrs. How man and Brown, the officers who went down about three \veeks ago as a gold escort, returned yesterday by Barnard's express. The expectations of. seme, who thought they had been with; drawn from this station, have proved^ we are glad to say, Unfounded, as we do not think tbe small pittance contributed out of the revenue for the official force in-Cariboo anything like a fair proportion for similar services paid in the colony generally. BaknawiV ExntESS got in yesterday at one 0 'cl ock; b r i n gi ng on ly a way- m ai I, no steamer having arrived at Yale wheu the.stage left 6a. Mouday last. . The Express will .probably close for the down country on Wednesday eyeuing next. : : $&? Allow no <jne to put you off with any other CoU'ee than. Fell's best. To be had ot aU respectable dealers. / ; "/��������� DE OMNIBUS REBUS. Dr. Llliotaon was nearly 80 years of age���������the precise year of his birth is not known.. The editor of a Michigan newspaper thus threatens to Ku-Klux bis delinquent subscribers : * Some of our subscribers forgot to pay up this spring. The secret.serpent has hissed! Pay up I Bloody bill! The yaller eoSa grins! Pay your subscription promptly 1 The frizzled cat mews! Death to traitors! Ten dollars a. year!- Your doom is sealed ? K!K! K-^ . , r There is a.raatLJn. Worcester, Mass., with only one arm, who yet continues "to" drive "a six-horse team ; and at the Aleschon Lake, in the Adiroridacks. one of the guides, who has lost a leg, can kill and butcher a deer, cut do mat ./Detectives^ are obliged to adopt many disguises,' but!the most.original recorded is that of a special who was' placed ih: the Engl ik)V exhibit' ��������� '���������':-: j:~��������� *'-A *������*^*^r.������ W,������^ of ���������ey,'.covered up. became a:yeiled Ajax. and: wben the tbief was iu the act he stepped down and securad ���������.... * * iwn a tree,.arid, per form .several other.. ve- irkable feats. ":���������/" ' ������������������ -y '"/���������/��������� ��������� tOBICl.VAL.] O, GIVE MB A COTs O, give me a cot on tlio slope of a lull, W'eath the shade of ao old oak tree, By the side of a sparkling and roaring rill, Within sight of the briny sea \ Where I'll hear the sweet mug of the morning lark, As ho rouses mankind from rest, And gaze on the form of the buoyaut b&rk As it rides on the i*eenu*s breast. O. give me a -cot ou tho slope of a bill, 'tfeatb. the shade of an old oak tree, By the side of a sparkling an d roaring rll^ Within sight of the briny sea* I w&h for an palaco with riches untold��������� ��������� ��������� I wish 1 orno vast do mai n��������� I^r.ive not the pleasures begot by gold, For much more than the joy's'the pain ; ' ; But givo me a col, be it o'er so poor, Fur U\s scanty the fare I neod, . ! Xnd givouio tiio.wild,/bleak, beufthy moor��������� : PH the life of a shepherd lead I. fl, giro nao a cot, kc. I long for the mountain^ those mountains afarv . Where l'vfl roamed with a boy's delight From' the break of tho day 'till tlio cvouing star Slioiao clear thro' the veil of night; Wii era pi ten I've gazed on the distant tldo . .;/-rA{v j^c WA<yrs-.'vero .l5i?flod..by-therb';oea<xLy^.^ ������. .: .... ���������.-������������������������������������ 'v '. ��������� - ���������.'���������-/';" ' -. ... -. ..-.- '. :������������������ "-. , y:;y;/:yy;.y: .������������������**rl **f*!-.***\������* ������WV������������." Tai. oEiwoy. . Davis Cteck, Oct. 19,1868. The Uni^kusal Practicr of uiising- Chicory an<t other aduitcratives with Collee, hasvory mucli damaged in public estimation, what ought, to be tho most, delicious or beverages.- So effectually'have the publio been drugged with such mixtures that the true proper-. ties have been lost sight of, and inony. prefer a bl?ick and thick infusion to a crink rich in spirit and;uroma.. General as is the asool Coffee/it is little known that in condensing the vapors extracted from the berry, in roasting, a liquor'is: obtained of. the: most nauseoua. taste, and of a scent the most unbearable. Under such circumstances.it;.is evidently-importun%..that all..tno eases and Uiiids extracted by roasting>should bo car-;',. iied off as quickly as possible, in order to prevent their returning again to the Coffee, winch.is the case in tlio couflned.cyliii.icr. This object is admirably accom . olishod by tlie new and patent "Conical Coflec Roaster . 1 - .,_������ v;������i^i.i:. in .which.ihe Derrv: - -��������� ��������� - ! ;���������-.. . y';*; ��������� . . *.; r~. +.. .��������� \A. .������ ������n > ^** ������|.. .*.'.. *M������������.f W <. *^y.r *v^������ M<. . -'., - ��������� ".- ���������" - ���������..'.;-. ��������� -0;. >��������� : '���������' . . ' ���������..���������'.'.'. '.���������'-.��������� 'tr ��������� . .- :���������'���������- /���������-'. . #'. .:-.��������� ''���������/������ .: .:���������'���������.:. ������������������ .><������������������ :-"^:: '. ��������� ��������������������������� - ' - - ���������-' .-'���������!��������� ��������� ;9V~ ������������������ ZxAZyAA/yyAy y:/y;;|y . ;_��������� / yy/:: ���������:.. ������������������'���������/��������� -y-'.|- r. ������������������'..-. '- '��������� vc-.-. y, .th-. ��������� ��������� '���������-.'-������������������- -ry?- ������������������ - y*y; "���������yy A ���������'���������': ���������- :���������-���������>-������������������: A'/3/ ������������������' ' ���������"-.-. ./:-;/.;'' ���������.-,;/. //Ayfy. -' A" Z '2: y:.f- AA -��������� .:...������������������ y/y^ :y.y&A ��������� "'.���������-.���������- ".'...-��������� ��������� .<y:h-y - - ���������'--.-���������-��������� ���������'���������������������������' -.������������������-: :--* Ar'-AAM ��������� -rA- '/ A large number of the people of Indiana Mr. Jefferson Davis landed in Liverpool on ftn) beginning to think that something must Tuesday. The fact of I113 being a passenger be a0oc to relieve them of the stigma of liv- board the Allan steamer Austrian, Capt. ��������� ��������� "������������������ * ������������������ .*,������������,-Th������ du X:.ws.���������Owing to the non-arrival of the rhvr aKMiiii-r ai iale , we are without any liiai [/"'ihe te l eg ra p h wires a r e also d 0 w n, uiid wevtu'C entirely deprived of every source ol' obtainiiig news/from ' the down country, tilher fureign or colonial. Such a condition of things is truly aunoying and hard to bear, yet. we d0 n ot see tiny. cause for b 1 arac in tlie matter, as the whole disarrangement is attributable solely to the Tires which are raging in the woods on theLbanks of. the Fraser river below Yule, causing such a dense sriioke that mivigation is completely suspended. From tbe'Examiner we learn that the steamer bad been five days from New Westminster and had not reached Yale.: and from private in- .���������forMaljon pbUM^ had not arrived at Yale on the seventh day. Tlie express left Yale, however, yesterday and we believe it contains a Victoria mail, the steamer having succeeded in getting up the river. Where tbe end will be and what will be tho result of this terrible condagra- Uon of tbe forests on the Fraser river it is hard to conjecture, but it is hoped tliat a timely rain may come to preveut any more serious consequences than the detention ol tlie mails. Tim Weather.���������The evidences of a decided change in the weather seem too strong to admit of any doubt at; the present time, although we have been regularly sold some tliieoor.four times this Jail in regard to the weather.. On Sunday aud Sunday night the vain came down pretty freely, and yesterday morning the bill presented, a perfect covering : of snow, and the summer air, which we have been enjoying all through October, has passed away. Although .it is not as cold as the usual October weather in Cariboo, yet ihe atmosphere has a decided iallish chilli- ncss in it, and we think we may safely say. that fail has come at last. Corrections���������In our last raining report the wash-up of the San Francisco co. should read 14. instead of 4- oz., and tho Minnehaha 200 instead of 150 oz.; and the price of Ending whear, at Soda Creek is one quarter tf a cent per bushel instead of por'ib. on ._. _... Wylie, was known to a few of those who sympathised most actively in tbe Southern cause, and preparations were made by them to meet him. The uews that Mr. Davis was on board had spread with gr������at rapidity, and by the time the Austrian got alongside the quay-wall a considerable crowd had assem- , bled, and they cheered the ex:President as he [landed and took his Beat lh<Mr. -dedley-s carriage: ' /��������� .'���������".'.' ��������� /��������� T.fea Panama Star states that there arc 50,- 000 acres of waste lands in Jamaica, and the Government is about to: take possession of them, and eucourage extensive immigration. A letter from Wellington. New Zealand, says : 'c The i n tr od u c tio n b t satra on ova h as been successfully accomplished, some of the fish by the Celestial Queen having just been hatched in the .pro Wnce. oJ^Otago.^ .,:.. . ;;;.,.,;[^r..p;tipectacles.,' ing in the ''great divorce Btate.', Tho divorces granted in Indiana under present laws number, on the average, about five thousand per annum. To settle the question of weight, two coachmen at the Boston aud Maine depot, in Boston, stepped upon the scales the other day.-- One weighed^ two hundred and fifty-eight pounds;: and the other two hundred and sevpnty-oline pounds \ In Nevada, a contemplative Digger Indian sat watching.a party of base-ball players, who seemed to him to be workiog very hard. Turning/to one/of them he asked, iu all soberness/' How much you get OQe day ?;? : A witness spoUe of a particular person as having seen-him *'* partially clad." '* Was he not quite nudeVs asked tho examining counsel. " No," replied the witness,'; ho woro a Roaster/\rlicre the Coffee: is required to runtut^ & much longer tlflle in" consequence of- tho:steaming IV undergoes by .the conllD.ed.stcam������ It is .chomieally ihipos?i bis'/ to retain the qnattJy or arres t deterioration of Coffee" when ground. Tiie heat eugendcrod by th������ proc -ss of roasting, cspocfidly. of grindinj', creates nn action in tbe elementary jnrls wbtcli gradually destroya . its fitness for drink. But'to retain tho essentia! oil which it contains wc have it encased in tins containing Trom lib. to 28 lbs., and which can be had Irom any ot- the respectable dealers. Wc can conlldcntly recommend : those who have bUhmo been obliged to retrain from taking Coffee on account of its ill effects that they ma* use our Coffee, ronsted in the Conical Hoasterrheing recommended hy all medical men under whose notice ii has been brought, aud by numerous other testimonials in its favor. PELL & CO., Coffee Merchants. Yates St; Victoria; / -y. ' y y:, -V. /I : /.-'���������.-���������������������������:������������������ .X. ��������� XA- .-..: I.:.-; . ���������������������������- . ;��������� - :t NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A singular piece of military news ie������ches us from Madras. The Gommander-m-Ghiei lias issued an order forbidding beardd to be worn in the army! The Madrai Athen- amm expresses the opinion that there must surely be matters of far greater weignt _ttmii this calling for the Commander-ni-Ohiers at* tentiou ; and it thinks that the British soldier in India might well bo excused from ' undergoing the tortures of a native barber evety morning." y" A letter from Kins relates that the King of Prussia, while walking uuder the eoloDnaflj in that town a few days back, with his jo* decamp, Count do Lebndovff and toxmtjv Hymnen, perceived in a shop a.marbl umb of himself, crowned with a wreath, of ^ ff Going-in, he said tothe dealer : Tawou thl poor man's head-dress ; he does not like to seo himself made such a show. The journals in the south of France report a succession of terrific thnnder-stotms auu rainfalls in that part of the commy. ^ hailstones in some places were as Uigo pigeon's eggs. Much damage was done. A letter with the following superscription is held m the \Vaterbury, Conn... postoffice : -���������; Miss Bessie T, Water bury, Ot. I don't know her, full name, but she is the prettiest girl in that city." A Pennsylvania paper reports that during a Hto hail storm at W'cllsboro, J'enn., a sheet of ice measuring about two feet square and three iuehes thick, felt from the clouds with the hail stones. A train was thrown from tho track near Portland, Me., last week, and two little children were flung violently, from an open window of a car for a distance of fifty feet, but not killed. Two adventurous sporting men at Chattanooga, Tentu have made a bet on tbe election, in which the loser will have to eat a fuli-growu rat fried in battel���������not butter. A Prussian chemist has invented a new method of warfare on the battle-field; it is a powder that makes a whole regiment sneeze for half an/ tour.- Tho undersigned being about to leave tho Cotton^ wood Ranch, oilers for sale, AT LOW PRICES, His outiro stock, consisting of HORSES, COW#, PIGS, CHICKENS, Household Furniture, FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Also, a large quantity of HAY, POTATOES AND VEGETABLES. JOHN TELLETIEU. Cottonwood, October 13,18f>fi. ocia tf Blue Flag; Store. JAMES P . T A Y L O R AVING REMOVED HIS LARGS ASSORTMENT O? stock from QuesuelmoiHli to his old stand here, ��������� - . ^���������i\r hie numerous frieuds aud A now pwnsawl to supply his numerous JSTiiih anything they may require. - Barkerville, Sept. 23. se20 he entertained all the child national school at &ft open-ai JOHN CHIPP, Has Just received an assortment of Drugs and Patent Medicines, Trusses, Bandages, Oil'd Silk, Tooth Brushes,"l7^Ust?s Gold Foil and other requisites in;l)entistryv. . OITice���������Upj>er end of Barkerville (tibovc Chinatown), Office fee, $5. , Teeth Extracted . or stopped,. $5 j v^red. Prescriptions ^>r������ ocii y ���������yy"���������:���������:{: yy ry" - . ,<it - ' *LyA:'j ������.-". ' yy - ... ,,..--^- ...-, r-'::-j. -y,y,-.: ��������� ������������������ ' ig^S^^S^^^^^t^*^ yy A/ZXi [f;y c-s ��������� -:>y fklsaEIiIiANE0ltS3; rr'y ^ICTO&UtA^ -- K.y V-"-' is; wt<u - wni&%rt*&i*ml������*i&?i*te*mm&.Jf^^*i&~ ", . , THE^ BANK 0 F . ' ,'y-i- BRITISH JJOLOTBIA. X fh^ -capital :: - -T���������::,;- $2i600;pbp,. 1 With' power tb increase. - '��������� /"���������/'.'.. < .' > Drafts issued on the Barik^s Branches ' I IN VANCOUVER ISLAND ��������� VICTORIA <. Jn the-United States,, / CALIFORNIA, :- U -: SANf RApSCO, OREGON, - ; - - ��������� -PORTLAND .��������� NEW YORK,1 - - - Messrs. Bell & Gun i ' Mt\ Agents for .the Bank of /Montreal.. "I ������N^OA&ABA^ "AA ONA SCOTLAND-TThe.. British -'Linen Com:. pany??Bank. -y> ON^ IRBLAND���������The Bank of Ireland. ' tJN MEXICO AiD:SOUTH AMERICA-rThe; ( London Bank of Mexico&SoSLithAmerica ON^^(^AND--The Barik of British Coliim-I "* '. biai, Head.Officc^-East' India Avenue, * t*n *'-***������ ������*/* *������M> <M| i ;:k yy yy U< ' ' y y A Received on Deposit, or Advances made on them. i 1 TELEGRAPHIC. TRANSFERS " Gran ted on Victoria, San :Francisco, Portland and New - ��������� ' - ' York. . ., , ��������� ���������> Every description of Banking business transacted. ' H. SHIRLEY :BLUNT, Agent,' i / "William Creek, Cariboo: / ' ju6 :-y, ir<l llfl r.. ;���������r- y;yy lii >>: ���������'.���������.-������������������Vi'/i ���������y:.fc :,J-:-;w.v; ."/.-. p...! QU1BKELMOUTH,I| |g Beceivirig & forwarding !|yyy' yvy'r.'y'. '.y%''";''' -!'^:y ^'"���������������������������''y'"y ������������������'"y^AA-y ��������� Wharf street, Victoria, ������������������ ;': ' Offer'foi\sale; at low rates : CRIMEAN SHIRTS,'with Collars, superior -quality/' ��������� ���������*'?: '��������� x ' 'Ai A :"--; A * ������ OREGON Flannel Undershirts and Drawers, ENGLISH1 "��������� ' ' ,'" ��������� ^'" "��������� Find Lambswbol Undershirts and Drawers. HEAVY THJCK PANTS- ��������� /> Blu^ Denim Jumpers and Overalls* ( > Canvass Jumpers; o f; English Merino and Lambswool . " TBostrS66lch Twe^'Rnite: -������������������h"--;-;r^ HEAtYMOLE^ PANTS OREGON and CALIFORNIA Tweed " Grey Drilling andlGrey Calicos, ���������/ VVViiite L&g'Clotii'/yard wideiili^nalities. Lidies' Trininied^Hatsy assort styles, &c. ; BEST ENGLISH GUM'BOOIb:; COLORED ROANS. ,/, ,7 , / .BARBOUR'S SHOE THREAD CROSSE &/^M5KWELL?S pilmen^ Stores. BAR IRON. ' . ' CANADA PLATE. ; SEWING- TWINES, fiope; Jfec. . ' y . BLANKETS, 2J to 4 point. / ' 1" case*- ���������''-' .���������������������������;���������".���������>���������',- '������������������������������������' '".'������������������'-���������.-���������. ���������. - " PRICE'S ": BELMONT SPERM' CAN ��������� /* DLES^in 201b.."boxe5.. ��������� j .___ 'Wharf strept' Victoria, Y.T. ]&2 y "- ' ' - ' '" , :- U Antic Ai ImAy^y - V ���������* ' - :- v v , i, moderate WmiAy" Vv-.T���������'" fc ��������� A'A.y"' '��������� ������ -".' - ��������� :������������������.' mr: AH ordets .prompi-ly at ������v ' ' ������ '' ^ ' ���������- jvrff'o^cKept on otorage attli y|f;;v , , ... Sc ftefcrencrs-MeEsrs Penraon mh a \ .:^ -yr-��������� '= - tHt'jndurt to. Goi-cT������ xid , 4f ^^ . ������,. - --^ tlio lowest wt^s lr. References���������Messrs Fonraon Bray, sud Bui2 Lnrr , fe23r8m , y^/j������^ ���������:v;yv- p S3:; i':li Merchant Tailor, ', ' ,' ' RICIIFEBLb. ��������� : '. - HASjJUSy OPENED 'A; SUPERIOR: STOOE^^OFCLOTH y/Goodsj-.'' copsistinij :of, B;pavers,.iCassimers 'and Ves tings, which he will " : ///MaKE UP TO. ORDER , [ v ; ,.:���������''��������� IN LATEST STYLES. ' - -He has also a- fine .stock of Shirts; Socks and Unci er- i'clotiiin& witlv a/ select assortment of At GTLMORE'S CUSTOM-MADE -PANTS, allof \yhicli he willseir cheap tor cash. - ���������. ' iParties who desire to have suits' made at: A. 011- rndre's, 'Vicioria, cau have their measure taken liere and.sent by mail. Vl-;:^:pMrt,.NpLYPtt /'/ ";'; se2:im: ' HOTE&S,; &C; THto':lEW-:v'STi.H -.yy Importer and Oomintssion Merchant, , : s WHARF STREET, ���������- ' y - vTCOXmU, V. I. .-May 1,18GS. , ������������������ .-..-��������� ���������-��������������������������� '���������"������ ������������������������������������������������������������������������ .-���������.-"������������������ ������.������? - KGBE^T BIT Rf AB Y, .. : '��������� -'" ��������� LANB'AGESTi fca> ��������� ��������� y ; GbvEakMENT Street, VrcxpBiA,vV, I. y All bnnnep cdrofully and punctually attended U^ ���������May 1,1863; ' . . -'. -./ ?.y������ y y yy ^ ��������� '-- > ���������������������������? samuel' Walker; Saloon and Bestaurani - CENTREVILLE, \ ���������.";;; itayj, 18G8. 6ml ��������� t. N; HiBBEN St CO., / WILT/ F0RWAK1> PKOMPTLT, AT MODERATE TERMS, A-rAyZ, And otiicr Now?papers/and Periodically-'-/;/yy- gnwr:".r1"' '/.'i^Vf.yr.Tr';y:'/yry ���������.?������*.���������: *j MATCHMAKER .; / V^; . lAKDyJEWELLEB; ' CLUB BUILDIKG, , ^ ' ' -.. -';^ Government Street,,/ r. ; * .'. : Victoria, V. I.; A<-������ 3&&($ry <6&^y^vsiiM$^^ May 1,1S6S! V''; - :-'y:.-'"/ AAA 'Ay' ' :" ::-^:";- MILLARD & l ^EEI)Y;; , - Importers and Dealers in ;. c , ,: / Wharf street, y3ctoria,B.C. . \ ���������' ��������� . fy'^ AGENTS 'TOR , " , mMchants'/ LINE PACKETS- FRGil y je8 Qm : jc /SAN /FBANGISCO: ; * A,aiLMORE, LYTTON, B;C; ' THE PUBLIC ARE.RESPECT^tJLLY INFORM? ; that the above, Hotel is now oj>eii for the aceti rhodatiori bl''ir?iycljersyypiife Of; tlfe" host Cooks iii i country Is retained atvthisrestablfsiiinent, and tWi sls;: RUppiieU; with T a choice assortment of. Wines 'j Liquors,. ���������, ' \ ; ��������� .��������� ' " - - ,'��������� , ���������. ,.; -. . , ���������:.'' The 'trail ersfgn ed won Id also atihnh bee tha t atlachl to th o Hotel: lie lias an cxtcn si vo Livery Sta bio/ Sad J Horses for hire at mpderutc.rates, \&ay and 'oalej sale cheap. ������������������������������������:---1 ���������y'ryyy<.yy...:r;..:..-.' - ;vy:y;v:;;.yyyy';-^ .V"my!46m.-':;..-.���������.:,.;.-��������������������������� y'.:;.:.- yy '.' ��������� y/_.-.Prhprletrisj wx -!>'- irar y..v:^ ^S ALWAYS ON HAND AND IS j MONTHLY importing the most complete ssortmeutof ������ (^ STROUSS^ :^V^LfeAMy/AN^ -IN-- HARDVVARE;,'"; DR.Y GOODS //;lpifw'S I&C.j &c., &c, BARKERYILLE. ' my28 6m ' I 1 ./y gHEAP MUTTON I - Dy EEC OLE Bas 900 head of Oregon Sheop,. and is prepared to supply the Markets of BARKERVILLE AND RICHFIELD ..WITH ..... I , GOOD FAT MUTTON At 1/5e: and 20o. per lb .'���������... ��������� au30tf ; x .Hats, &o.v&Ov, which/ will b e ���������< found low or in price and better in quality, than any other in Victoria. . - ;., 'WM. WILSON is the only Importer in. tbe Colony; of : SILK;OYERSHIRTS; . L E A.T.H ER CO AT S, y AND WEST END FANCY HOSIERY. .'/. All orders, Whoiesale;or Retail,, through y Bnrnard7s Express,' *wlll*-receive., prphipt. c/ire arid attention. W. W.. Js square dealing, both in Cameron ton and Victoria since. '62, is a.guarantee/fOrgood value." jell . L0^DaN S.OFSE ���������/'//-y^^GOVERNMENT STREET/VICTORIA../. / " C ��������� WHOLESALE /AK.D/BETAIL.' ; '. .-��������� ' :" IVPORTRR'S OF ": ��������� nglish & French Silks, Shawls, Drc^es, Underclothing, Gloves, and every rloscrip- tion of Drapery Gooda. Receive' rcgnlar supples, by Express'vi-; Panama and by Bailing vessels via Cape Horn. AS- Particular atti'iHinn given to fill orders, London Firm���������.T. P. Tuvrtatj, k G<\ ESTABLISHED ISiS. May 1,1868. "" " X~: YATES" STREET^:";" y-yr:-- Tliiril door below Government Stroetj Victoria, V. 1, ��������� Has on hand, and'is constantly receiving ,ft largo assortment:of Cloths; CaSSRierk^ /isp^ymtisos. which -he Is .prepared to make to order in tlio most approved styles. '' lj' . ' ���������.. All orders from Cariboo promptly attended.to. ^ ^ y ;/JIaylLa$68. , i --,.-.,, :��������������������������� ; - A-^r. ^AAy, (E BOOTS v ' y McrLEESE k SENAY, PROPRIETOKS, fcGiTO RETURN. THANKS TO" THEIR'^ATU lor the past, and- in order to suit the limes'I bavo reduced the scale of prices, viz.: Meal*, /$!; 00 ��������� ��������� Beds, 75 een ts ; Board "and Lode perdayf $3 50.,';������������������;Board and Lodging per week\y%\Si . Having, recently "made large; ad, d i irons to t|io. p mistys so aa to/give;,..first-class accommodation in/1 eaUng^ind sleeping departments, they li ope to/iw an extended support in .the future. I'rivaten^ms t families. < . AL thfj A': r will always be fen ml the choicest bran of Wines', Liquors and Cigars. ; -, '. 'Tin- RUtbleis'cIeitnj^tU'nded by a pood hosiery a -^n"ppii(nliwi.ih'tlie^best''proyendcr.-of -tbc,'cpon.t ry.-������������������'.:'��������� -Ma>*4, 1868.. ��������� : - ��������� .. "tiiu ^^jj/yatf;?; STREET/ VKJTOKIA; / \' (Oopw\i^ Veil I ^������rgytirC^?&-V ' ��������� ': Always on hand���������Calf, Kip, Shoo Fir. Iin -. el... etc. May l; 1868: ' , . jni/ FORT ST RE E Tr Vi C T O E1 A yy^M -.'������������������������������������General .Outfittkrs, / " TJIPORT CLOTHING OF.: ALL KIN DS/; also BOOTS J. and "SHOES, direct from dlie best" RngUsh /and: Scotch mnrketsy Sell retail at. wljolosale/prices for CASH. -All orders sent through Barnard's Exprcsst promptly fit tended .-toy .-: . ;,.-:. .';';:;; May 1,1S6S...:. ''-.: "-.' ' ': Sin, ���������-';���������.���������'/���������'���������/-'BAILED PR IT ATE BOARDING H O US E/ Fort Street, Victoria, between Douglas and .��������� Broad Streets.. Cm BELLEY & FITEb/be, / WHARF -STREET, VICTORIA, ! .��������� Dealers in ��������� Fine English, French &. American Liquors Champagne, Claret and Braidies. Photographic Artist, A LARCrE STOCK OF BONDED V, i\. Bran di es al ways on hand. To dealer in Inn?o quantities, "aliberal discount will CASH. All orders wi 11 recei ve prompt������tt St. Lauuhnt k La? Agents, C May 1,1868. TNK3 AND : purcliusing he made for 'ntinn, :ntrcville. 6m oonycnk'iice for tho comfort, of families and lad lea and gentlemen. ,fffi* Terms moderate. '.N.B.���������In addilion to -the ftlwwt N. 0. Bailey also coniinues to carry on the Hotel and Boarding House, on Lringloy street . con on May 11803 Cm PACIFIC TELEGRAPH' HOTEL, STORK. STREET, Between Herald and Fisguard, Victoria, V. I. CLINTQN NO|EL -Clinton City,, / BEiTISH/e 0& tJ MB I A. 'CH 'tiffliji y vIXotel";: i>rft]iefiyJ"*Ke;" is^yprtsparod /to' ail eXc^llen i a'ceommodatioft to the/;travelling pal t The tab 1 c -wil 1 at all times be vvell suppli^df and in Bar Will be l^und'tliic choicest lienors; ; : Ample stabling fbr animals^ and the best:of (wmstantly onband;-' , x? * / / j ; ;/ITe: respectfully, invites a coll -from his ^ld ct rhers, as well as the tnivellingKpublic j?cnorallyy - qiibtottj-B.^ siay/;,as68: ,���������.,'���������'";���������; j. :l.;smit GREA^REI������liC^l ;Ii;Gl[AN rPHR UNDRRRIGNKD, PROPRIETOR-il OF ' THI X above iwelt known. and/pbpnlar establIsljinenlybn .tfl'ihfiirm their numerous fronds:antt-the priblfe geii������' rally/ that they are now prepared t6;airerd/ every ari cohiinodaiion to tho travelling comtnuuity, ��������� ��������� at tW most reasonable -rate - of charges. Good / clean, airj bed-chain bora., . ,, - ��������� . : A^. r. ��������� ^ \ XAr y . -/; . 'flie Bar is s f ocked wi th the very /best brands ������j Wines: Spirits and Ogarsl , '������������������������������������ ���������//! AAA yA'1 The Table is supplied with all the snbstantials aniil 1 uxuries the country affords; and meaIs are servedatj The Stables are spacious, Qomfortablc, ami atteadNl by ilrst-class'hostlers, and a constant supply of thel best provender otall kinds; / '-./".'/. J Id short, everv convenience and facility conducfyji tothe comfort of man and! .beast;; will be -found;,an4 the proprietors will spare no eirort in order;:fo give cim lira satisfaction to air who ma>J patronize their esiab- lishinent...;V'-:.i;/;"'';'/i---^'^ Soda Creek, B:C.;Marchl9;n86S./-y/:/anyl������nJ ������Mx0^^ QUESNELMOUTH;/ rV}\V. PROPRIETORS OF/TinS WELL-KNOWS J House tender their sincere thanks l6 their fneml and the travelling public generally for theirpn- liberal patronage, and beg to Inform them that m order to insure a conlinnance of the same BOAItD AND LODGING HAS BEEN REDUCED TO. , !>*" SINGLE .MEALS, - - -, ONE DOLLAR^ All the Luxuries that the conn try n (fords are con < Qatai Hay and Grain. jjrqWN k GILLIS. . Quesnelmouth,.August,7, 1868. .". .' ; ��������� y COFFEE ROASTERS, ��������� Aud Dealers in ��������� . / GROCERIES. PRO VISIONS j.Etc., HOTEL DE FRANCE, BarkeiTilhyM.'iy I, 1868. myl Qm May 1.1 S6S. Fort Street, Victoria, 6m I May 1,1563, .1, RIGfNTS k CO., froprjeton. HOTEL DE FRANCE, Barjckrvillk, vv. o., 6rn s; : HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, -* " mylfinv May 1,1868. ��������� ������������������ II ^y*
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1868-10-27 |
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_1868_10_27 |
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Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0171375 |
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