'���������#��������� ���������^WCft^:^ *'??''-S?9,S!Kf^**1 gfc&jAO j ,I^^^erville,, Williams Creek, B.C., Mona^Sej ..^rj^^.^ggK^^gpQSg}il Oil' ; Itwas Aunt Nabby's birth day-arid-' she was ti&iftppn ha^ingj)a/stewe|l gdoMlst^wMih oiiKnsV atid ��������� with* cat) ba|e aifft*' salt*pd'M^to 'Pollyabr? fl������ &Bo'S^afa?fc������e got a ffoose<,bout^e,farm??Y: . u , "^/ !,}jM sai&^we^eat4he <slCgander a Christ- niftfl* and-'he was the last of the patriarchs^ a. ^pj^fal}by^en^dQWn to;-Sue; ^hoj^as getting breakfast. , / \ ,' ;? V" c#Siisaftna#s^ ataWgtftta JgtfciSlKini breatiomos No'W;wha,t shall ���������we do fl ; ��������� ��������� ���������,������������������ ;\ J?:"I-iv^5/?*���������";������" ^f? ���������'..." v-VC *j36 MithputA:rep}^^ amiable^ toneiwhlcn^tfatb jr Baidvnad>'worh oJf her teeth to. the;;gums,R- %������ -���������������;' ^; ';V. ��������� r t;,:.' , ��������� ;ijuV A1ifit4"SKtjlby;^tts;, bent Supori-'a1 ffi&ke) and when such'���������$��������� stiff 'aiuf s^aight pe)rson gets benVujftn'Hpy^ flaftef :-SettlSfl i-amt51 sajy ��������� that' Ja;g6;{j $ e!$ fjbme: kind ��������� wouldcbe&acLat soina^ate .oLotlrer; **' ofiSam^oap,' 'the 1;ailorj doniih^nl^catfed Sdf ^ ,S3ap;;JJntq^ likeifflindpoadolysbusily engaged *in :patch- iogfari?Old -blue;.-ticfatfWith���������{fciilT; old er*b ro^n /ra^aw htfniihing' |ir p^rafci ifjf f nlly !^ixe^^^ jb p <ire$atto^ a nasal twang' ttiat.iathe(dir������jcifi?bm^J'edediah Soap, who was ^menibep of-tthe L������oflg"Parlia^ 'Ssap,' *ays^ato,v*jfi6u 3i&n'fe %ft no^oose nptnolhin'y ha^k^ ! Soap* was;ii literal ^^i^litejstiryj ^ai^wTio as he called hfedttgh^ having bittione^ej^ ^us^ce^at; islj^solneMati^yia^ioal^^^e^^Ba^^ 'gin Cato the^la^e^Tgaqse.^ ny.^^ir, ^ Priety^lite a^ood ^irl; weift mtrfittie^qther room,>,an(L afjtei^onie^tinp^ ��������� $?jfli$g & well enveloped and -carefully wrappedup 3n piper, .telling Qato^W^^^Te^h^kB^^v^] lasting tftid'iffit^tfii^^ the wcbrfppted mortal tqa jde,ljyej;.< his * .charge rc to ������������������ Susanna. -. ~ - ���������-���������������~ *1 ��������� .* ������������������r���������-^ stew tli^ gc$^^ the tiiilor/s:streaiiwje.twas * sininieringamong onionsj-'ahd'ca'rrots^ and��������� cabbages, and^tur* nipsyand^ breakfast, Auut Na'bby littd ^o'he abroad to ask in - t{ie -n.mghl^^^ hqme^sji������<w^^ ���������kifcchen:to;see;ho*te'th& geese {came* bfc������-5'\7-"s*-V. B^^dpuddins, tlMM0itiffi7>iM$&Si ���������Wf*P97**J$k:at.the head;of the table, the ^ffiiWie^^ goose, smothered ih:..oniohs, and utterly hid ^neathibe load of carrots arid cabbage, /Dbe 30ait hexfethergoftse?wasIssignedlo tbe-mihis^ ter,.andansatdpwu.^r ;;;:;'.; % 'The* squire loiirishecf Bs Jbri^&nd'JounefeS. upon }tii(f pig.,." The ;deac7w?he:&iteled -ito .at Wieveal^whileih^sexto irprfe ,t6vexhuni4tia, piecd;p? pcirlir -rrbhi; amid an avalanche of.^^My^f^m\^U^M^^ spoiJu^geiitly stirieij-.awa^ onions, insfopes-'o^ thug doming'at' thejgopsei 'It; smelis/i-eniarkab ly'tfhbV 5say s 'heto iunt Nabbj;" /i'"-/-.'.;.., ..;',t;���������;:���������j-h-'m'-f-^n^h������������������:-���������'��������� ���������/-M&8 particularly fine and-tender^ says she, ���������(Irnicked it,myself; froin a whole-l^eapJv a���������"-���������;���������;< ��������� ^And-stil^tho mimster^dltedj'till at 'Mi^his spoon; ^rateclj. u pqn.; a. hard; suri^ce.r^rr- % f\y^, ���������'.'; ^���������^Sk^^^jJ^^^^d^pWn jinfeQ: the 6 hion>; mass^ her strug,gied, to' ^raise * the) ]irohihaB^ei ^th^wbic^ [ .^JBlSss jhU^crieii^ ;A!iint fNa}>b^ ^haKtnail W0jSSoWSh julage^^Jiaad {#e7sguire^ ^aMife |wa9 au^old'goose.'-/ -\ xi{ ] :\ ;'V 'Vk ."l)~<r" ^^Graci^te m^J'e5^ii^ed1inq.jd^ ,i j Still the Minister sjra^l^ gboseresisfed. M Aunt Nab by -gi'ew nervous^ and''the^^"more: the ihiu^teTltru^leli|%h^n^m the goose would n$t c^me^gl sawmy aunt's eye dilating, her^ha^f������)ye^vUglyt andthen pounce, j ust whenih e mihisteivthdugh t be h ad ObhCiUeredtheie^m^iny^iM^ove the round Meel through tlie;^nions^ inlp; the,s eye^of tbe ^kewer a^lhe^ffipu^itf'andidragging fdrth the tailor's*gobse^held^;it at -arm's lengttf'lJefore the company. Tlie squire had just raised the pig^uppn his fprl^^vhen; seeing.; my aunt-b . dis- \ cpvJBry������ he^ir^ppejd \i, ^nd^the^lisb \wafabdk- id all to smash. The,sexton ? had drawn his beansvtp ^he edge;of the^ table^.ano|her puljl ds,^ejsa,wlthe^obse, jand^^vej^|)vehi My, Aunt drqppedj ihev^cause, p^ all tfeis; e^yilt and there - wentjaho therJ plate:,;, TM ccimp any; d in- e% else^ where, imd 'th4next J$unda^he!minfe ^r.,fl.ecljne.d preachin^,^^^on accpuntp^-adomee^ -jie^misforliin^ ajrtep; and the sexton buneu^he'r^obs'ejrvmg as bje: did so, that she depaSe^Cithe^ooPcr^^, in consequence of an irpn gpps^ ,andJarpkph crockery.- ���������������������������:.,-'. ;- ,WK:r\ ii: t ;;,,A|^fi������te^|pMMii@ FUJjLISHED^EppY :jV10NI>A^ . A^^^HUimDAX. 0^i:^fARKERy^|^^^^^^^ (Iiielu^rn^^t^lM'' ^;r^A;a^S^niSiKB!fe . b* **: DEAJ.ER IS|;:, i$i i J-SI-I j If ^^7/: ���������>1 ft^������fWith^awir;to- Increa; ^^g j ^f'l -;'t /- Vw< I - ^tfi^Si&r; *I ? f; f ^ ?I ;<i; S||T.#f fort" ^^AFK;;ISSUEDOTaHE^BAte}S,Mp9ai| M -Vi ^E\V;#ESiiS J i^il'-;^f������:^H6wtPs6^^ v" '" 7; r ;-/'i!i;';?.>*' . i^ .In i.-i.j-it,* --i .'liiM'-'1'1' I ^fls; JQHNiJLicLARE^;. -v.) ,.Vi i;>, ll^gfB {^Jl- JOHN ADAIR/ 'J ���������'���������'"'}' . ' ' '��������� |v^|^PgEAvp������ NANAIJ^O; p^E^M6pTSr'O0^qtESi^^ J<;t^Bk^fti;^v oa ,,,'--"^^' 'iip .. " TI^STAl^S^:^:^t^':';:' ^_ ONTREA1^;;r^CAN^A;-Tr. ' Mnu ^TRuli^T()rniif^|^^c- ^HUTn'ilttin/'Tiom/oni' Kins* : rBton;;^<;)bc������rgj^}3(_QYiUe)i'Briintlto '; ' ���������'- vllle^WhitogB^bW^-OtWtS-Gnblpli, -- ������-fi - -iod^rlcHpgte1'^^^^ ' o.^-^I^IM'I'N; M..' ?, f- ft rA sp?r,$:-BftttJ% GtfvDK^Afeilt a; i JOH^iBipRQN^ i-^-' fit..s "d..,j - ; yTiPtt-Jf* gbout-iapo,' bouse^ibck'in the pornerr>next-Athes pupbpard fitopped-and-heliup-ri^lfe^y^ShrrM^a^- pli^j^sj^na^^tjs^ %nd^;^py^gnjp^|^ won't be morelender urtor,being biled. *An4fet������x yjtuii T-5l.fi 40h,^bless1 yoUt>:it;a sbrbrSad^acYpsCPQ My aiin^s-mputh watered:8b,; that she;i1was forcodvi ;to ilook: ? at: Susanna,; 46 eottect ^the ^^ea^^JmpressipnF-' ^-" ^ "?: ;/:f;:;,>^1^; Well','Aoop, $iMfoe, Arid the heighbors began to drop in." Must'came?the^pai*son, .who beitig< a man of vast punctual lity tbokrout Ms^vatiJh as sojjp -@ h^cam^^an^'loAtfip' p���������rppie)pf seeing how ft eEimgd^ as.hevsaid^with the old clock, walked into' 'the. .latcuen," bade Aliss Susarma fgood^day, \ hoped/she Cf cb'pi^a^'df^ell in bodyj-and Bfiuflfedj'^^'^P^V^^P-^^^T^S^ tbe; preparing iacri to Next to" the Mihistei\canie.theSquire;.he;open^ f Hi^TOivERSAL^'ftACTidBv of ���������Jfmixin'gvr-GblGbry.:' and "pf iter-adul terativGs wi th Colfe^, hjas fv&ry' piich ..Uamag- 6di*i;���������;public estimation, what onghV:tp**be ftiio most (ieli^ious ol. ^vtirfigcs:/, tSojeffectu^ly :hav^ the; public been ufuggbu WiVii siich raixtures that tho trac ^propsr- ties liavb: been lost-sight bl\ and many prof or.a black anil thick infusion t'o'a ilrink.rich in spirit and aroma; G|mcral>������lis !tlis use of CoJtoe^iJ,-.is ,.littlpf|aio\yn.>tha> in; Amdiendiug-tho vapors oxLracted'-.!^'ni;:iiw^CT^J.n roasting;- a- liquor,; is'"pbTaji heLi^rVtlio^mblt. n^epjas taste, a;nd^bf It sx'ont'th^njost un6e4rafile.;-/ tjniler sdeh cii,cumBthnc6& it i3*"<ividently important 'that, all' the roasting should bo car^; ImiS' rNSTITpTION.aUP^eo^contains .; volumesoT-Ghbice-Literaturv) isisting of-R������lig1^lis/; Scientiflc,tHistori($ia|^d]K)utic]^ -Fk? llmi; ;;��������� 'Ty!: .;;;-/^;i v/'JJVy-1 ?:y^H\:-^X-t0i ^������������������y^M^f}^ : '..Worceskf^^tr^e'Ptotoi-Ia^Biq ary/o t'. the: il r ts=; j<la Ti l* t'd^L li r bs.tjx I i tj-^M f njfe^'jLi p^i? 11 cb 113 b ���������Prondunqlik^zHteyr.' oi.r,t;hS;JYofl^i^n/i !H6m an*s Gyj t'OT Wi i ^ i t: ��������� Tile B -i'ftxIiSg Room will ..be.; found ���������"supplied;; wi th, the litest Ku?li|h, ScottiKli; Caiiadian,'^j^eridfi������i^ 'aBci^ Crfilb^- lijflI 'Pft^������r4an^i, JUAgizines/r,' i.-^; 'Ji> ^'^i, -MOT oili ��������� -'! #srm^ .: pPi^aiscaiyadtoN^g^r^ ujar terj������ orffg? per mo'ii(hlv * Siriftle'volumes toanedTtoTnon-su bscr)b.ers, at. 50 ctSi per yolume, .with". $1 deposit. ���������..���������.- " iif- ���������'' iJ" *' [Perseus nbt subscrit^eibavi^isi)'.iiigjjtjVe Reaiiing Room and -making 'iise: of: tho'.'^fooli sjinM; Papers will be chu rg- ed'25 ctsr/lor,each visit. ���������������'. '* ��������������������������� >v^^^sV7 *7i'r,i?.f'? ���������>"* vj3S?^The���������Roomjwill'b'^open from^lOa:mrtlniOlprm^������ E ;p;p;,. puroarpina oC'theiCofleo is? retained-; the essential:Oil ���������being preserved amUnot exhaustef,!: as, in,;the.Cylinder ���������RoiisTerr!wher,Q th'e; Cbtreqis .requireclth remajn a: inuch loiifdr time: iii cOoseqiwtice of the steaming i t uiider- go<5 by' the confined steam. _jys.gipmicany..imi)iissi;. | * V '." -t h ' ������i s .'"DBAtERS- IN"' J .*'' ���������*' ''���������'". ���������'*'** PROVISIONS, GrROCERpS,igLqTH^^ .... -���������������������������t .Storage, and,Commission^,^vi ^a&- \ f'U^kidy���������,���������tnittfiqwsfitfjl<jvi,lonUd c-M\r^As titling, .? 'lali ^ojA-'Dust, wiihin^-i^our^j ���������MeJto'd'a'nd/Assayod^.'auti'Vetunia -ma'rfa"'-;i |;.'Or.;H:oi' evQn^espriptionycarefuUy. AssRyocL. - ,J: > rf**k;' M^^^;^^a^i; ^". ,,��������� HfiAD;6OTibE:*7^ST.7FBRBNSiPlUCE*I/>l!rDON;'''������ " . ;c|sco������ 'Chf\bjob/ 'CanadUj ^Ncw' 'Bruns'wjcK, y^vova Scotia,*;.* an<f!on 'all 'the'Branched- of >th'd >sKi'itn>n?flfBa hTc* ot1 SoBtA.*--*' lanaian^^oyincial'B^hfc^rjIr^anU/ff; ykio nt'" IiM'/h ] Bills of J Exchange mnpl ^CroldciEurohgsedi*^^ t j Intorest;on*Special;D:2pp!3Hs ofr^ r rate'o^ nju^tpr or,onu ^erjcent.^erimojath.*/:^^ vrf?sf,f 'ti; WHOLESALE & iRETATL. Df ���������> rKl6HFIEtIX:i MrtamS'brae^B^c/1-' ?: i>'i.; wriswhicli gradually destroys UXtfj retain,; the,. esseiiti.-il :.oiJ a tins, containing : had!I'rom- ally of ^rSliectkbl6^aiarI:^oc;incb^ those who.have hitherto"������h"obliged to refrain from tUiog Gotree on*account of its ill effects that they may use' our;CoIIbe;roasted in the OoHlcal Roajtcr^beiii? re- Shmende<i by nil mooip.il men under whose nonce it has been brought, audLby Humerpus. other t^tunoniak in*u������fjivor ' ' ��������� >-' "���������'' ���������. J*EiIj1j'& l������u., ������ Coffee Merchants,'Yatus St., Victoria. . TXE^HAVE ,0N HkNI) a large.stocte|6f /Broyisidtis^ )%j: Hardware and ffi$getpXfe&;j^r$W\AWt- hiihVd to sell; thehi; (cU]eap(ii:^than ��������� any, other, store on iWilTfaniBGrfi'dc Come a'u'd see aiiU'judgc for yourselves: ...Richfield, May 5th, 1866.- ;,;,., ;���������';. .;; /'��������� -1*^ J(jnLi> Dp&T<Meltpd janid^^sayody an^^eturas^atfc' within 24hours in$>inQrt&fgrBf ;; ,=,: ,.rf *,-.{> X-^-y ��������� Ores of-1 bveYjP' Ue'scrlp ti oh j^nrefKl ly -4s������oy eo> t. ���������".''.' - | N ������B. -.-Any instructiuh'^ as4o' th^ifitsp'oski-'of'^h^ 'prq-1. ie^ls oft Gold Dtfst rt'prw^rtjedrMoXth'e:;office fib-ViciUDvin cee< for Assay, will be ciirelullyja^tended-,to. V1cJdria,vVi*I.;;'fApril/ 186"6^!;;i :m:r-*'���������> i.r-% BARKER/VILkE BREWERY^ -j;; tijat hayr'nio w case^ and-M iike- to -know 4Heady now, SquiJ*jft,fahswofedthe. Parson, opening the kitchen dpoi'f^and, I gn^sjt^jin ^tcommonfihe ohp' to6'i? so ,walk^!in:' a^d: leVs ' Tlie Squire entered, and he and the Minis- had a considerable spell of conversation about tue !iay-mpw case, ...; '���������f-J.^'Z Zl:ll~%. '.'; ���������lust then irii came t;he,I),eaco{n, and after him toe sexton, and so on till 'pretty much, all the ai'iBtperatic .democracy of. the /^village had;;as^ ambled. ;An^ awt'ul fine I tell you ; and. then Susanna and Jjato". began to hfing'in- dinned ^Cnd; while tliey tvere! doing; ttfat, the do ihpany -all to ok a ������hfi': glass .of' grog : by!; way 'Q^tippe'tijiey. aiid- tnen stroked do.whwtheir riaces^and looked at 'be table, and -there -was apig roas;t ahtl stuif-: UP JAKE WAKE KESTAUMfc ;���������;��������� ��������� .( , , ft.. \p !";v:/. -.AND"''." '. ".'... '��������� '��������� ��������� i ' MGHi HOUSE, i;Barkerville,';B>.(b.,. , j. ������������������;.:������������������ ������ r KELLYV& PATBRSOH, Pboprwkw Fvervthing.is-do������e in^connsction with this establish;-: Hient to giVei satisfaction to thto^omerd., ta j^Meals:at.all hours. ,, ; BREWER. 0pfiobBoijrs, ^{10stimi> ,; to' 3'pi^n.; :y j"' ;M(>ni)ats,->!������ r;^--.";r^ito*i'i i.a.-m; &,12i to: SJpVmV -.f, vSiTDijWAySj; ^rjlOa.;m., ^to,w=4vPvJEa������ ,-.-'J f ' ' *'\ JOSgr Nonbusiness transaote;d;.on^Sundaysl^i;^^^' ;'���������':.;j ���������>������ v? aistlJuly.,rI866,. mQWrWV llURREX,!;, -f! ^ h'i-i Best Billiard Tables on the Greek; the Liquors 1 ��������� ��������� and ;Cjgars uraofi the- finest quality:,.., \- 6> ^" E. C. GILLETTE,"��������� kiHiisra strRYEYOR, camerontown; E. H ODG ENS, :'} BAKKERVJL^^Ailjuiiiing the Express O.iHce. " ���������'' WILLIAM'WINNAKI), ';'.;;:.'.' BLAOKSilTH, tt: PARTIES INDEBTED.to to firm of MUNDORF & CO-ol' Barkerville, by Note, or Book Account reouesteU to come forward and settle their account* MiU,l h ivfrp the 19thrS'apfcembcRncxt. All notes or ao- August 20th, .1866. r" \,r , are Barnard^iGaMb6oExpres %','���������!* -^-T%A^iB^4 NE(^f'''j;:;;. THE) TARIFF OF CHARGES BY THIS EXPRESS :1hu$ been revised, imd;REDTJG.TIOK in;prices. made to suit the tim<:s. The charge on Lcltc.ra to and from Victoria and intermediate 'places isnow ,5.p. penis.' Stage Faro to Quesnelmouth, . ' ,. : ! $2 0.; .. ;.������������������������;_������������������������������������������-(thrimgii'to Yule,; ���������>''.'.':':';''���������'''"05'i".J\ ,.". jbsm k tovEu^''.;'.? Ageh t Biirnu rd Js Kxpruss*. ir-: August 1st, 11866, B ARN ARD'S Oorinecting -at Lillooet and Yale with :'DIET#& i NELSONS?for New Westminster^ Victoria; , .r ^ILL i ARRIVE AND DEPART from the oflide in' BarlieryiUer jio connect witiiith.e>steamer.MEn- JAMES vPURDIE, .; BLACKSMITH,: -RIOHFIK JyDi missions revived ahd. lorwarded.: hy^ Express 'for'the collection of Notes, Bills aod ��������� the-piirchr'i&* 'of !?i.rr.jcl',s4 to be obtained at New WesKniasier, ^ictori;t,;San Kr^n* '-" I' ciseo or eii i'out'e: ari-i re lufns 'i nuVl'i; \vi ti i ������'iispatch. . ;(,; ,;���������-;._ ;..;--:;.-.*- ������������������������������������������������������- joH?:-rfi.:-tj/ovBiiU ..:;..' AK'W. llarkTViiJ". p ���������?>���������', ^WfcVaak, /-V % - ^^ ���������'' '-:"������''-' ' AJ-McWhal :-53Tl--*-- A^McWha -^uV^nelmuutM._3lr>10ou flie. B if niir4!s Express Office : Yale, "-��������� ��������� f Mr.-���������E.vah.V". "o>. ''" -Lillooet,:,,1 - ,P. W. Foster.' u do jCIarlK%t& Co \ |tl!e peopled reprpentatives will make them* seive&ti|^rd in suefi plain terms that neither ^y^or^Seyraoiir; nor Administrator Birch 'can^^supflersjand, the peopled feelings otf theTsuBjec 'Sie^G^fSrflme^t- sho'iild be urged to assist in pgeniug up; the country J>yfgrants; to aid the ap'vel^h^ th, and' in iShf formatioB--of-fa,aUs,e&ty^ to���������'������������������make'-com- _^ tion ,th^ugh^thi3;;ex%jn6iye auriferoiisr ;rejpm both emvv andVrapfjir." The Outlay .in :' NO^icgv 3* Miners arid others wishing to sml-'TheGariboo Sen ' iinel!!> to their'friends inOa nada, t Englandf the United -Sfc;ttos, ���������or^els^wJiere,:������ can;' aaya tt^a^eHrhy leaving addresses' at the pub I ication .offl^ell,Y^Frlce^' xao ix visa TO CORRESPONDENT^- u .;' \ '> ,. All jsommunicatjnns niusi,.be nccnmpaBiedflftg ~ "Tft-'i 1 aAme and address, oi the ,wr������ter, hot "necflHMt j . wUfra-view- of. publishing the sam*j hut as security for "^to-awertiSr? ^3sS$Fils������rd otyepfibuo raised bj.some.people in this' mere cotitif rv , and Sdd>:p^^ I Sgteff������* W ev>^o^iy^yiiJwe^ecWve. ior/HccoVrtihgry.' ".-'���������' r !' > -' > - '-��������� -".C" cfcck ecoo^miste or their, organs..' ���������, ��������� ��������� *' ������������������-'-���������"<������������������*��������������������������� -���������- ���������s^-'i i^ereiscpue'subjec ���������ft EORG-E- WILSONf >?n response; to. the accept-! / AX' aiioe of j iiis challenge py Me Eieri^begsito iriforirp ������biin that he^i^prepared to flglit "hint; itr CrtribooTor $2000 aVside,,\vitUib,(six weeks after the; iirst deposit of $500-has been made at Barry's Saloon; Camerdntojij Where articlosiviH be .ready for signature.' 6; 'Wilson, isCwiilingiib? pay:'-.tno';siijdr Joe^Eden $100 towards de-r fray irig'his expenses to pari boo-^ V In; the oyent <if. .th is*J proposiiionf hpt^belnj.; accepted^ Wilson;informs Edeh that as ��������� lib; lb tends* going * tpf Victoria: as soon* as Hhb' inihing Reason.closes^;he hopes, lie will;>beiable to accommodate hira there. , 37 . ,,|^^^^^t^b^tEs| , KINDS OF ........... IK All w Ho! i';;^^^/ppD^i^^l "MW ... wmr: n%fg.-. ..^MONDAYrSBPT^^pilO^lSb'e. THB?e0MING:| r -,;' Legislative Council, asT^IoveEwhelming������pha* Stliel on? ..'ipeo^le^who are perm itfed^tojhave seats' in that ^augtistl assembly; althbjigh admitting th?,$ the impression has much to justify- it in fact/%e are'very far from believing that the popular members' have ndtfconsiderable weight in the -: 'Leglslat^ardeliberafionsT The three essential attributes in a good'representative arts: First-^a-'sincere and honest' i$a and;third,.the abiUty^^^^jtlate ^reform anol tlie best mode of redressing the people's grievances. , A corubination. ^f these, essentials d.s^vei*y"rare, and we oa>> hardly nopo'io ri?eeo with the-<(rara avis;"possessing all these 'qualities but with their requirements -kept steadily -before their eyes, the T3ednle'6^ffhttb;l>etable ������$fEer.. ������������������"������������������ligjBi very well;;forpeople .toigriiniblerand . talk!about the, imp ossitiility' jfcf ���������'.conveyjng to Goyer nment^eirJre&l wants^etc^feut^there ^an^he np douj^ that fnuich ^blame^ajt^ches to the: people/ifieia'se^eSi ;as i|ieir;irep^septa| tlgesj Jbemg-^ie& amo uthpieces^ the -. Govern-! nieht can onlyjadge of the r^eople's^ necessities from rwhafScah be,gathered'iVoinfthe uian ^oUtheiri^hoice^ olt musttherefpre be! "obvious that great caution Is requisite^; cm the partof our citizens to,Woidv pledging^themselves to anyphe/as^iricfg to tie dmportSnt-positiph of Legislative ;Gouticillpr^ iinjess Jthey^ are-well satisfied thathe is as gopd>l$aixjbe^fbund fbr\' the dujbies' devoiyjng' onjiiini; '~t V���������������������/ \ '���������: <;��������� - - ���������. # * Jit i8;;well"aisp that the aspirant b<e sounded on the important;-questions pf ������i&day; and in order that5 the Memories' of puir^readers may^ he refreshed there anent we proceed to,point -'-oiiL^so^e^m'easuTes^hat' should s he brought ���������forward next session: * .' , rru >H, >\' H t\\ The road tollshaye always been a cause of gteat.irritationiaii d their entire abolitionwou 1 d remove an--��������� abundant sourceiof discontent ; bu> as:this may not be deemed expedient for ���������;the' presents we are :at lept^eatitied-^b^have ,-them,:distributed^ImpartiallyV^eP>as;i hot to vthrpwj^ of ?ihe coMntry..the ' burden ^fthe^ho^ gitte3fromLyttoarelievedfiig;Ben%,but we wnforturiate Caribooites wej6e3^saddled with observed^^ he yer; beeiiLproperly considered, We speak orthel exteusioh���������of 'school* accomo- Nationi-'for the^outh^ of the ''mining"''districts: How often havetwe been'f>ained to see the poc^r'Jlittle ^hildrei vstraying from|ih6use tp house, and as a^inatte^^of cpurselfre^ently in th^ar rboinsi; listening to 'Jail, kihds^of .proj fahity and acquiring habits arid ideas never ,afterwaitds^ to be completely obliterated from ;their memories ?- Wejcannotfpersuade pur* |Selves thai our representatives are not more ���������for less culpable,.|bx neglecting>* matter of such jimpdrtance'to the rising geheratibh/ ^Ve trust that this subject will iave all the^consider-?, ���������atibkit^deserves.' ^^' -" Jjf'j^i'J^^;:.;..;. r"^r|iere' are;;mariy otherTmpori^'trtQpica for discteipn^which we /will*return iio liereafter; tneah whi 1 e wgs recommend our citizens to lb ok Icarefully to tS^antecedents of the men solicit* irig their sjuffira|es|aid to jchoose theinan who basishowu the mostvcohsisteneyih hiaoonduct Jl;ojw;ards; bis^eighhprs, ^ndv ^with ^Jtpm f th ere cahf be np:ffiistekey������inj:^e-tproper "application" ;ofbis tii^amj talent in ^e. service of his fellow citizens.,, How" proud should be the man who^ is theipeople^cbosen^^ champion, ahdhow faithful to , his promises ? Falsehood and treachery^in such a holy cause can only exist I m the blackest of hearts^ and deservedly bring upoa the miserable^traitpr the bitter foolitempt of every honeBt man. - -" . "������������������ Z-. ��������� , -4--^ ^-MINING BOARD; --"; -' - ��������� THE IJXDERSIGNED has well appointed STAGES on the road frbm Soda Creekito Yale,! which are guaranteed; to make;FASTER TIME than'������������������ any otheriine- He has brought .down fareni to.$40, and the public ought tp see that is their, own interest to support .audmalnv tain a cheap and efficient opposition: >. ^ ��������� v The; OPPOSITION- STAGE wiU,leave Soiia' Creek for Yale every Thursday^.morning;;or after the arrival of the steamer 'Enterprise', until further notice: .%;>;- -.; ;:;^-'Fare, ''$40. ���������;'��������� ?,.-v:.-/..,iv;;..;^:.': jjr^i, -������', ������������������ ^ r JACOB rJAVIS. Soda Creek, 6th Septi lS8a. ? ''��������� 37 ���������" z$Wi ���������;.' i i ii /pHE UNDJERki^ED begs' to?ln^rml^miners^uH' ��������� X^rosid^nis^h>an<l /aroiind ^n^inkle^thatrbavJng! purchased the establishnieu I and- good' will of * the firm' ;oriMe8srs.)SCHORLIN.Gi-&;".;COiV.ho will in future Heepi ah assorted and GOOD STOCK on hand; and hopes by close.atterition to business,' anfJ by' selling at "fcO\VrEK BATES than heretofore, to merit the patronage of-all/ L ipr4ersi &ccoEa-paaie������fi ^t^rfc^e'>���������A^R^fii?m^trtlyTc"g" creeks will beforwarded wi th pnimpthess anddiepatch.; 1 Miners wishing to lay in 41heir winter: stockiWill -Qnd it to���������thciradvahtage: to give him: a calli'} '"' * ' " ; ���������' \ ������������~;Terms ?CASH; jwHhout distinction. J>J ! -'^ ) ^r3T.--v-'%n l?y?*?$&&'/ MihJi, W. ;IjINDHABD.^j ��������� Beg to eallUlie attehtibhi"^^ii^^jl!to:( i.y; ,:.,. {Which'will;be;.Bold':' ���������.".-.', ,^ -''"' |Pfel;;i !^^fei3ySffl^/ ^|o^ance^will^e;Se to rV.f- ���������AJIB >';iU?������i; ;���������-_* ^'������,;-5f5: A-, deleting":pf ,th"e:B6ard iwas heli 6j iri< and; :irr the; difference and have had.tejp&y fer our less fortunate brethren on the Columbia. This is doubtless a very praisworthy:, act;, but we would much rather prefer���������"paying only our cquitable:ahare.::, ,. .-.,..:;..,- .��������� ..;-y.; ;,.���������,��������� Retrenchment is an in exhaustible subject on< which reformers may labor. 'The attractions of senicure offices are so rearilehdent that no government virtue has been found capable of resisting their manifold seductions; but for such frailties, the true representatives of the people should have no sympathy, and a clean sweep should be.made. of all-such absorbents of the .people's earnings. ; The .salaries of ^a������yvof,,the officials should'atsb-be reduced; the Colony is; neither so flbunshing" nor so populous as to justify the present exorbitant sums paid to the heads of Government Departments. While on this subject we may, as well touch upon that <vexata qusestio? which of all others should engross 4he people's attention at present, we allude to-the Union of tbe two Oolomea, thus enabling the-people to dispense with tbe services of one set of Officials. ��������� Governor Seymour may tbinli that !he bag Be the matter at rest in his celebrated dispatch to .Scoretory Cardwell, but we'ean as- Mir(. mm ne is gr������aMy mi^aken;and:we truH ^50X1^ Mohf bevS^a^L^reh Booth in the Chair. , ��������� ���������f The minutes of last meetings havirig^been read oyer by the' Secretary' w^e^imauimously ^proye������^^''2:^ * ' , '' . "* ���������. MmNG Caws.1" ��������� ��������� % '\ * ���������"; -; ��������� - ):, A: motion was made by Mr. Thompspn^and seconded by Mr, Burdickj;^*That the Board re^ solves itself into a^ committee of the whole fbr the purpose of revising the Mining Laws^ : Mr. Thompson in the Chair.. , /, - Several clauses of the "Mining Act were^gone over and discussed at lengthy: after whichi oh motion the committee;rose and asked leave to set,again. , ���������.- ?��������� ���������. j.: - - ^ -..���������". :>������������������������������������' ���������.:' ��������� - ������������������������ ��������� Mr. Booth in the Chair: J; l v * Considerable''-disctission arose concerning tlie ;b^ks<^he, last Miiu'n^ npt been forthcoming. The follpwing motion was therefore made 'by' Mr, Burdibb, seconded byv Mr. Fostier,! "That the Secretary of the ^Bpafcf be^instructedto^wr^te MKWalkeih and' ask of him what he knows' abotit the" boofe pf tlie;last Mining Board,: and >that he -bkiraques^.' ed^^ to communicate; what he knows abov its the Board!, are in the dark as to their where-, abouts." " ' ������������������*' -������������������ -��������� . ,\-,V , JThe membera of��������� - the committee appoin ted for colletjdrig ^ubseriptipns for the Hosip.ital were distrib uted as follows : Barkerville, Messrs. Burdick and Monroe f Gamerbbton, Mr. MacLaren: and Dr. Wilkinson')'Richfield, Messrs. Booth and Hazeltihe j Grouse Creek, Dr. Foster |:Lowhee Greek, Mr. Coulter; the following gentlemen were added to their number: Van Winkle, Mr. Schorling; Antler, Mr. Jennings; Stouts Gulch, Hugh Gilmore. The meeting then adjourned. ^ &^vi?^itllg^^^^:^ B^ral^f^iliiaa;' Creefc that they have now in operatir-c a STEAM SAW MILL, located at the mouth oft iiihk- Gulch att R^chfield^^ capable ^of man a facturing one thousand 'feet pf'^ottilJOE per hbur^anyi!cngth^or.midth,irequJr^ia thw.market, '���������~J -4< -���������'��������� ��������� --- ��������� ?������ ������������������- CHARGE at any;polnt^bnjthe;wagon' toadit andkv RE, ptJqEDrlUt'ES.v ^e^nd^ignedvtruaito^efjta] * I will: sell at: PUBLIC ^QTIO^: ^ ���������;-benefit of the Government of British Columbia, ,:��������� ������������������'*���������' *- as.follows:;-"',l"' *''* " '-;''.;���������"*;-* l 1 YOKE Ind: (*JHA;INr "' " * 1 HQRSE AND, CARTf HARNESS, &CiW ' ' ;; j. TENTS,', ,. ;.���������;. w. f) TOOLS, consisting of SHOVELS;'PICKS} ' ��������� ;- -' ;(JRIIB IIOES, [&c.v ' * \::' ' / v ''*'} f'#S- Sale;to take;place 'at BARKERVItJUB, at 3^ o'clock, noon. * ,<'.:��������� '- -'���������"��������� ."������������������.'.;' '.:.'::;':."���������'.'.. *v.'w, ,-��������� ��������� AuctionejEsr. Richfield, Aug; Slst, 1886. [ ' 35-Sin Williams :ereek^ Aug;-. 27tha868. wv-j- $>;.mi i33: jHs^ if? desirous ^of.i supplyingfthk Trader an^ j;|#|;c^'.doisd-:^ ^ F^iliam81(^k^uiHfltb,il86^:1 ^M-^ii^vy lefts1 wtf'^^^&c* ^tfiitma^t1' E Ofs? SALE. i,.-,v,hjv.;. For torm8.; apply at the SsNmiei offlceJ or to;? .: s ,, :j^,:, ��������� rrfA .v>j^<e>iH y - ?i//TALIESIN^EVANS, I-r33-1 m���������; >*^ ^��������� >;;.t,t ri.;j.,.../; f������.' =".:;,,<f,f^Davia-Creek/��������� ii*:: iitst:c- : i;' ; i- ��������� ;; BAEK E R VI L'LEv ' ' -."'������������������ ������������������������������������'* j ;��������� Have Just received a choice selection of' V dAST IRON COOKING STOVES Sheet Copper; Zinc," Tin Plate and Sheet iron, : j with various other articles ih; their lineof trade:.; ;1 '< ^ All Jobbing inthe Tin;; Sheet iron, Copper and Zinc trade attended to, and warranted to give satis'fac- tion. ���������������������������: ;..;��������� _ ���������;������������������- ���������; .- ._.. '���������' '���������.',-."'"v; ���������[''':} ���������;,;'-���������:''-'..'V : ^������������������;4jV--' !i:hti{PERSONS1 rNDEBTED tb7tho-m :-3i!Bakery^BarkervQlej' are reqtie8ted-'to;ciCHi4iid;8?t*,J-! ��������� tliiheir acccmnta on or before the\21st.dayof Septem- ; b& next, otherwise all^a^^^Vu<>tyBetU^;tbjBn;W{K be Lauded into Court for collecUon^'lV;'^'^--.-^,.^ -\hJ** '^if*^-: -������ KELLY fiPAtERaO^' : XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that airpersonshaHnng It deraauds against the Assignee of the PRAOER ESTATE are requested to Bend.thefiame in to; F. V. LEE,. Richfield, on ur 'before the 1st of/October, ensuing; otherwise they will be disallowed. . - '* : :\' .J; RUEFF-;-, Assignee. 85-t'd rf&E PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE. EXISTING heir twaen Mabtiw & CoOK,tof.iBar^erville; has.itMs mJ- ���������beendissblved by mutual 'ConBeht, andHhe businesj; ; heretofore carried on bv them will henceforth.be earned oii%-<*JOHN E/iMARTI^'toitwhom,'an:?iiebtsW m , la0flrrn are to be paid.-;4The-said Jobn-JS;>Mar.tin,wm > alsp pay all debts due by the late firm. &ii������������!ifari?' ���������< *^X -:,- ' ���������������-������i-.;--/ ... ,J0HxV.EJ. MARTIN,,.. BsrkervJHe; ?Aagu8tf17t&,i. J868: n(M' Richflold, Sept. 1st, 1366. GOLD COMMISSIONER'S COURT. (Before W. G* Cox, Esq. j- ;;. . Thursday, 6th Sept., 2866; A* McKenzie vb. Sheepskin Co.���������Suit for ������107, for goods supplied to defendants. Judgment confessed; to be paid out of first; proceeds ol claim. . / . Friday, 7th Sept, 1&65;: Williams Creek Bed Rock Flume CoV: vsi J; baumgartner & Co.���������Suit for $324, being1 balance of an account for water supplied. Judgment for plaintifis for $128 50. Discovery Co. Lightning Creek, Young Mow, foreman, vs. James Ross.���������Suit for $llo,- being assessments duejon defendant's interest in said claim. Judgment for plaintiffs for $60. and costs. OTICE In the matter of the Estate and Effects of Catherine Lawless, deceased intestate. IX PERSONS WHO ARE INDEBTED to theabove Estate are required to pay the amounts due forth- with, and ail persons who have any claims against the above Estate are requested to send in their accounts on or before the lOtb September now next to WALTEK EDWARD LAWLESS, the Administrator of the "said Catherine Lawless deceased, or t<i ��������� :> JOSEPH .;.*PABBL ;*';:���������) m.%%l ��������� ��������� , . . Counsel for the Administrator. Williams Creek, Aug. 11th, 1866. 29-lm " ;?>'"'::;J'b\ri'f.;*^;C'HFtELD; rjppE trNDEKSIGNED HAVINO,:LEASED -- ���������X 'A. Smith the premises formerly known tfj?.^ ;ebS* Saixjojt,;j."h'aa opened; the: same under the. a������m������ ���������name, and would respectfully invite ���������bito.ln������n<tafna;uw; public-/renerallv to give himacaJl. ' _ ... i������rThe befit brands of LIQUORS and SEGARS[vw always be kept at tbis establishment^^ jujfiiir.'; Richflold, August'; I .the name -and style' of Makks & Wana������, -$?& W t - ^ dayj been dissolved by ^^^^^u^ggm/-- - .' i"^,i-:: ;,-: ;"/���������'<*'** v''\:V.;;".Mj'wiNidikB..,1.; Victoria, 16th Juno, 1866. ..���������..���������*������... ? M /���������Sr If you want good Coffee use Fellfs; A LL KINDS OF LUMBER SAWED TO ORDER and xL kept constantly on hand, which will be sold at the Lowest Market Rates and: delivered ��������� FREE' OF CHARGE at any point on the waggon roari. ���������.,."'*., Onlers Jeft witli Bu le Bros.; Barkerville; H. Tren- holm, Richfield; or at the Mill, below Cameronton, will '-I be promptly attended to. , ,r^������;i.t������Mi JOHN R. ADAMS; Jvjly 16lh. 1868. j|. In the matter-of /the State ^W^M^ ; i liam Rosewali, deceased intestate. :/i A; above(Estate are required to P^^Kb a&P* forthwith, ������nd all persons ^^^-ffiS?***1! the above Estate are requested to send in mux ^mt ou or before the iOtb;Septembernow-n^tfWfjliaji, ROSEWALL, the Administrr*- ������f tbe 8fl,u RosewaM deceased. . Williams Creek, Aug. 11 th, ���������������:���������������������������>���������������.������������-.������ MONDAY, 'SEPTEMBER-. 10, ,1866. CaMBRONTON Cemktky.*���������We had ��������� occasion some tiinCtigo'jto recommendthp'Gosernment to appropriate a small sura, for grading .roads to, and maKing .certain, iffiprovertients -'on? our cemetries, out % the Administrator- .turned a deaf bear, to ,;the;;8U^stidnV ^Ve'arc glad however to state* faafr, the' pecessa'fy, improvements have; beenjeifected mi y the ..Came'rbijtou cemetry by public subscription. . Wittr'the email sum ot%285 A good-road eight feet wide has been graded,f the buryhig ground, exteod- cd%JF?oiri^ a; Wot me^iiriag 36;feet sciiiare to one 72 feet squarp; the tr^er^ti^vhaye'DeVnV ���������bedout and-a ditcb dug- round:the enclosure by .which the^place has'been made1 ton assume a prepossessin^ap^ 27 grave?in tbiscenVetry/of which-18bave head boards with' suitatHe inscriptions: and/9'are -without any record by which to identify- the graves. It is; the'intention, of the officers con- jiQCted^tu^tixe^Ii^rarjr -institute/to KaW1 a register.^>ba^ ���������wherein M record H^ill-lie, ^milyp���������M&^iai& of all whb are inttfrted- \in.thev cemetry,Tand ibr this reaso^ ijive$ei^^ come forward asd supply tbfe wftfr&e neces^ sary informationlfor having their names entered on'said register.,;' 'j'{ T7JJ ���������'$!���������:';:, I''. 'ZU ������ -A** ftGHtodt^t^A Correspondent \: frbm 3n the flle������^ft^e Victoria fap^rs o������22ud;ulto; that Joe Eden, tbe:������ictoriaf*(aoviee," has &c^ ceptedlGeorge Wilsons chanenge to %ht!aiijr man in British Cdbirafcia'o^;:.<^vancou verbis- lani for $2,u*0u bFSo^GO'a^ide/ I will,'make ^iojlowjnfr Wilson or auy;J6^Hi8cfriehdfl^'$10.aithalf:lie will.v make some excuse for backing out;^ atod will not flghtf Eden;?*' *2M/11 wUlf^e^Geerge; 8ori,$w::s&t*^^ bombastic: friends;; $5QQ ht J^^^^oeshfight.. the'*nbvice^wiltwfof. the;%bt. J JL deposit of $50 to be' staked-;as a ..forfeit^onfhe above bete inside of,ten days at'^e'Fashion Saloon,"Bar- kerville, or * at;"p;hRubigJ8i ^a^qn^uesnel:; of'thestaket^dderj jwo^wej^SHfti^^iwi _ MINING INTELLIGENCE. WILLIAMS. CREEK. hn1^ew������T!Hm,ance Of ^y feather, is very nu^tm to the mining interests of this creek' and has the effect of making busin Jdul and money scarce. It is'trulf lamentable to see so many mengoiiig about idle at this season of.tte.year.when they might be taklni out good pay from their claims^ they only Ua httle water In all former years the fall rains have, usually Set hi about the beginDinff of the present month, thus keeping up the needed supply of water after the disappearance of the snow,:"s"bUt jt' would appear that we are doomed-to disappointment in our expectations tor-this season. We are. not without- a/.hone however that the present warm sultry weather will bring about the, desired change. The few coys who have been-enabled to work have beendoing extremely well. Bradley-Nicol- son co'y washed out for week 70 ozh.���������Tontine cc'y yielded for week 79* ozs.���������Foster Campbell eo'y have vafc last got on'biglpa'r during the past week,they, .washed up $3000 out of three set of; timbers;; :the; ground it is WPI^8l9a,^lU:aY^K^���������Q).out't6b^(m to these* of-; timbers.���������Cariboo; co'y-washed out for week 50 ozs.���������Cariip cWwashed rbut'pver CO pzs. tor: week;-^Caledbhia co'y-washed: but tor yielded 5b ozs. for the week.J;-v;v^J4&������������������������..���������:$ j-TheUnitodco'y-U outifor the week; 131 ossbj , :'r>^' -! f^;bsX������- ���������, TELEGRAPHIC. (?pecl:U Dispatch to the Cariboo Sentinel);- tween Prussia and, .Austria has been ratified by the King, of .Prussia, and is now on its way to this, city for exchange/ ��������� Madrid, Aug. 2Stb���������One- of 'the Spanish frigates succeeded in capturing the Chilean privateer;TonVa^a\pff t^co^ofSpaiu.'.-: ;;: ��������� Florence,' Aug. 28th'.���������Mazzini.refuses to accept amnesty under Victor Emanuel ^proclamation, and declioes to be a subjectlof, the King on any terms, preferring exile.-- - - - -r The Italian volunteers are being disbanded. Vienna, Aug/2l8tiL~TMAustnan Govern- tions arising between Great. Britain and America. '��������� growing, out of the recent war in the United States and more recent" raids by."Feni- prarni��������� *^,K.a tm ��������� , ��������� <. u : ans intCvCanada, urges the.British Government Fiague, Aug,2btb.~The>eatypfp.eace be- to toke into immedFate consideration the feasi- meut.has determined to issue,bond^fqr aloap qf7tovurteen million florins t6>-meet���������exfraprdirif ary'^expenses of &\e war, iii'cluding twenIy million thalersstipulated tobepaidtoPrussia. y^ashingtoti;Aug:r2Sth;---f he ���������;'.Presidential excursion party started at 7:30 this mornirig! New^ork, Aug. 28th.���������The Paris *Temps.J received by: mail, says;the/Pope is on the���������}: eve of ceding theStatea of the Church: to Napoleon !aud Msumih^for;Mmself;to 1 The iParis'; ^Jn^ependenpC' Boige' / says (the cbncessioU8 which the Mexican Empress: asks bilit^, if not;the necessity, of jexiendmg::the provisions,of the^ Neutrality Laws;;, so as* to hold different Governments to strict ^account for all aots- in defiance of that law committed by the 8ubjects:iof?each.; '��������� ;��������� '-"���������������������������.. y.\x. :i ��������� i i Prague, Sept; 1st���������Terms of peace between Austria and',It������Iy are in';rapid ?progress-;to- ! wards settlement: It is- generally ibeJieved that- peace will fie finally and ful!y consiim- comes ofiV' ^t;*xu MessmMeacham^Coombs^Nasopj,the owners of theSteam^S^jMUlfbnH^ , present negotiatingiynih',the\Gover^niehV^or aa-approprration towards the^o'nsi^liWoT'bf; a Test Quartz Milt.' "If:the, necessarylASSist-; ance, fis;afforded^them> by ^ ;Governme^, .they��������� wiU^rpncelpTOCumia^: Bt^p^mUl^afiaJjle of crushing rromt6;tbf TUoni of ������rocfc,;plBrida;y, teri setsvm^ It is; tb^be n'oped diat ilieiSevern- ment ��������� will at^ oiicei. accede^ to?^e ^^ji^b^Qoii? made,: by tbese enterprising;'gfentlmenJ^MpE we; ��������� l)eli5ve is -a|v^r^i "i reas^naiiei ^piie, csi; tBsif an- impetus ?may; therebyf" '^e:%wen; ^o^ <juarte prospecting during1 the'-eu^uiug winter^ '���������i'1 jfy Grouse Cheek -Trail.���������This ^mueh needed trajiw nomtofe^:������nd^bpie^ exged$6n ^th%tim^ ed thrbugb reflecte^redSt ^n^^ ,^twjfta^|n^Jheycar4it^^^ tnis1creek^ring:the. ims^ week;;claims bave1" beM;yielding,;better-:rertur^ ������n71>reyipus week-during ;t)iefeason;^mbiig the. companies that .are ;>kirig outigood :pav are xhe fpllowing:; Herbn7co?y>washed but for week; 135 ^zs.^Short Bend' co ?y continue run^ ning their tuimejinto the;biH|andare;inaking; about;$5 a day j in their ;grbniid sluice they to;averagingi2u ft<4aytb^e;hand^Discov- ^rv co'ytwashedr^p; fpr^theVweek Iteozs^ Sovereign^co 'y at;work: cleaning4, tip ground slmce] and, maSing^;,|40;,a day) W/the(]ianaJS ^^rntto-5?eel coffi are, ^tkking out good^pay^ ~?-Caroline^^;co,ybave^beenTunaing:overiadeep, chaimel forsometime^tno^ the^eteclr'alprbspe^i;^ and^expect- toido Iwellfthis wejelt^Cascade co^amre ^ taking ^out/alitMe ;Head cp?y-haye struck^gob Jprospect^inJti^ir5 ^laim;^abput the^pgrnning^f ^lastSv^elrtfieyl wasbed but1^ bzs. pftbe time for the payment of'the debt due from; the Empire ^to JFraucej svhichf paynient" April,.: 18^7y:;and; that -Nap oleoh ���������. furnishes^ -a certain humljer of Fren^^ ajnewMexlcM'aMyr " '���������/'���������";,."-������ '*'. . ]*������-��������� !.',"*>* | Ijpndpn, A^: ^ Pos{* Bays NaJpoleoit' hast extended! tb<������)|time? fo^Ahe^ French ^acuatioii < if Mejcico. iintU Januaiy next, * *"B"*".n '., <. ������;., " v k '���������'"* * t'Constaritiribplei Aug^)^9th.-^The ^airs of serted ffieir indeperidehcfj.of ihe: Turkish Eii: pire. Cons tan tinople: is ���������annbunced->ia^a-state Oi SeigO.;' , v; - ;/., ;. vii;:- - -,l- r1- ^ I ISfew^|?pr^; ^g^;39ft;~l^v.Pre^ party^'arrived,,"viai.Jersey Qity,'this' afternoonj' Jmemb^pof the-ComfriongC^ Imiiit^r^gTtieSMayi^ ;welcdnifejIwhich:' w"^ ^briefly, responded to. /r^'i'Sv?'?; '������'!.?.' 1-1'';. LtQHTNING^'CREEK.. ��������� -V.# | j- A.jporrespondent writing; fromV^ig^nlng'' :CreeEoU thei7tli iast.TTsays;", A- meeting:'��������� was' der whpsei8uperiufendenee;4i^M The wbrkv' was^ cbm tfieiiced '^nly ���������; height ��������� ���������l4ijjB ag6,:and,;aIthougb;mbiJe hy wet weather, it wasl-finished Ibn/SaturdaV last;'^.' ���������:>���������::-.''.:-���������������������������^���������������������������.���������.'.:..:.. ^nsvt,;-. v>/wf.;frw(.;.w.:.;;>!>> ��������� ���������������������������;. ���������.���������.r,-.V":.fr:,:.Lf;V ;-*>..:ri-v^Tr.:r>*v- jrtarv^T.H $&<**}������������������ iW Cariboo HospiTiL.���������We ;nnderstandr^tbat; '8ubscripti6^nst8?;wjilM the 'Obmmtt^^pbi^jt'^T^e Mining Bpara for raising-funds sufficient to put tbe: Hospital in a th^tpugh statepf ;repairt!;^r^tb^. iwjintei;? when it Is to" 'bei'' ���������hoped tba't 'everyone will contribute-to the extent of tteir meaiis for so ���������chari^e;^^pbse.;':;;;i:;;;;;';;^ Ew^ioN.--~We' are; iutbrnied !ftM, .._���������- Cox has received the writ for; hoidihg an election for a member^ to represent tihis district in* th e Leg islati ye Co unci 1,; l We have no t learn: ed the day on>wfebitwill'take place, but-it ^presumed it willbe towards theend of the present month. ;' ; ! - >: ;: ^ ' ���������\i:,iU New Stage Iiim-~Mr*-E. L;-Shaw has pitt on an Independent Line of Stajges to run between Williams"���������', Creek.i ,aud ., Que^nelmputhi making two tripe a week, to connect with the steamer .from: Quesnel to Soda Creek..";;, , f; Auction SalbI���������Mr! FJT. Jj^ wHt.:lell by i,Pjml]c^.aubtiQn\tft:B&rkeryii]e? this day,; at ,12 ������ clock, nopfti a yoke of work" bieh, * ^������^������ cart and harness,; tents,, tqiols^&c., belonging to the Government of Bri^hjEeliiimMk v: ;r ��������� ^*T W. p. Moses has removed ������������������ to his new barber establishment,next door to Ross& ^urdick^s saloon, Barkerville, where he will he pleased to seevhis old patrons, acd friends. ���������!&&* Adhiinistratbr Biiclai arid suite jaeebm- panied by the Colonial Secretary,andiSurvey- ���������or General have proceeded to *he Big Bend Allies. '- ���������:'���������- ::.:���������:���������.:;.��������� ������������������ ;'������������������ ':'��������� ;;-\ ; ;;/ ��������� " '^rj* The steamer Enterprise is now ihakirig ^wo trips. $ week between Victoria".and' New Westminster. ���������'"*" claim bd this creek."vIt was well^attend^d. -MR rEddy ablylai Ahis yiows-beforeMe meeting and npionebut.agreeds: that the undertaking was Mpth practicable; and desirable; but the great dra^vbaci: to' ife;ex^ecirtlbn' wasVthe wantlM :capital. .Miners, wha.have prospected the ;creek iibpveithe^point indicated are cpnyinc-; ���������edt of ite^rii^ess^ajicl'.,��������� eyeja-'Sjefieye; it would Moutri^i;Wiliiani8 breoki ibuiji^Jexperiseiof ^opening ������ity,wbuid;be'greater tharr any one Company could stand; ��������� It -was;: thereibreVmgi Rested that an effort should ��������� be, made to form a Joint Stock^Gfeto^prisifi t bfclOO shafresgeach ^hare to bobtribu|e '$5 g a" week^ whicfi ib^ih^ ���������cburse of;8 months would accomplish-Me ob- jebti^andfihuSj'by: first braining a graiit ^ from ^rbvernnienty open up an inexhaiistable source of weal th not rbn ly to the: shareh olders; b* ut for, Sie benefiti, qlthe' bblbny in geheral. The onlyl ybneter is; that this creek has been-allpwed - to lay so longluriopened, fpgepnsiderijngpi^esti- mated richness^ the;cost;of opening it would .be;buitnfling.7^;^ :-;��������� ' -������:.\W,Y.if: ������������������:r.> ^ANTLER-/ OREEK,' 'J^V."1',' ' , Smith & Cdi,; who Imye^bbeh prospectiiig on ihe fiat ���������near Mail ry rs store since; ��������� i asf s jpri r%: begin *o get indications of a ��������� ehaiinel back in the hill;" They are busy cutting a drain which Swill be finished in eight or' ten days, when they will be able.to ascertain whether the channel contains gold hi paying quantities or not; pieces weighing S2 5.6; have���������be?n,,picked^ug. on & edge of the Channej. . QUESNELMOUTH. ��������� v' : b|6rjare"S]H^ ^strengtheb;your:bandsf"/in;^^greai; wrk;bf -peace restpration irt ?whiph: ^ypu ��������� arei 'engaged^ $he peb^ie;; are in?p^tientiHb] greety6u* ;;Their it ctioti^ ^Viif. spealc^mpire ^l^ttentiyt^^ edjlie^i^pflcials; anctf^ \mbny continued about "an lioiir. ��������������������������� i% The" proi cesV si^m; party ^ as it ^passed Broad wa^^^^mag^; inificent byatipn. ; Every ;^ occupied, byI tie, assembled-t0 QU^bds; Bbgubts were showered db^^tiundredsy^Fhe cheers w^iich greeted ^General-Grrarit arid^^miral [rFarragut were especiallyjnoticeable.'+'���������:;-,J^^.'.:} h iLiyerj^bl,?S^pt^ lst^Thbl^yai^ailp^ ^i^Ghinalsailed" to-day tofiHali^jandiSbs^ ton wi&^i53^b6bingoidtor^ >������.- jParis^' Sep t& Isfe^i-Emperpr;!; JJapplep^n:?; iii^ letter written' to ^Kiiig Victor ^m^a^uei^lltir 'Aug^rrjejoices'^that: the '^^}^-p^^r)^}^^ turned.: ?$������, Says j he^ accep te3 the;;cessiqa of Venetia ���������from Austria in order that'the^pebple: .of that^c^ntryrmigM^b ���������their own destiny:'uThe ^Emperor 'adds4 that he had framed his��������� influence in t'ayor of human-" ifcy and the ybest?-:- interests^'of 4tbe people: of Venetia.and Italy./,',... .^'"���������",'���������,��������� ^.7^;:;;':^ /,f :'T St, Petei^burg.,Sept eminent, prior to negotiatious for peace in Germany, 'proposed to'] the 'French Emperor and other p b wers. th at neutrals.; shoal d. parti- cipate in territorial changes occasioned by the results ;off1the- w^ar^" ;I t" was~np t' supported ��������� by France, and the Czar refraihbd from.-officially' moving in the matter reserving however liberty of action to himself in future. :; _; London; Aug.. Blsi-^Advices^ of.: proceedings of the Philadelphia Convention hadf.the effect of advancing the price of Stocks; of the; States late; m" rebellion. ;..' ���������. ' . Weekly returns of the Bank of England show an increase of ������1,000,000 in bullion. Munich, Bavaria, Aug. 3lst.-~Bay aria Cham-; ber formally approved the treaty of peace* concluded with Prussia by the Plenipotentir aries of the King. : \ ? Vienna, Aug. 31st.���������Emperor Francis .Joseph, as' a measure of., economy, dismissed ;a large p0rtion: of his retinue. < . ;���������.-: St. Petersburg,1 Aug. 31st.-���������Emperor Alexander gave a grand banquet in honor of the Embassy from the United States,' at' which the' prom inen t dignitaries of the Em pire were Martin's saloon, Barkerville, and remanded'present.. The Emperior ;gave the toast of. on the 30th ult., were brought up at the Police prosperity and the consolidation of the Unit, [Loritbon-succeeds him. Berli?,),! Augjiat? Slst-^The Grand Duke of parrastadt refuses.tp accept the Prussian trea- jty.and upper^Hesse is' likely to be annexed to Prussia. &&&;:.;:&;>}, .' .:.,;:-.: -y. ���������'������������������=���������( '. ;,���������::������: ��������� j'. Heart's Conleht; Sept. 2nd;���������News -of the' 'successful /picking up ,of. the Atlantic-Tele* graph* Cabl|BidirJJ866Reached here 45; minutes ��������� bftec 6 b'blocfcitbis/morriing^ Whe expedition - jwith)the Gr^tf^teMhasrbeenibui24sdaysv^ and. all hope 'pf|fiuccess/ha,d been abandoned ? by;the.telegrapb^opleherei^/Newrreached '; $alcntia J40 'miuiiteg ��������� past; 5^ o'clock ^onehotiW and.five^minutestbeJbra iti was^i received .here: Signals are sentitbrough'the bable {with per-'' feet accuracyf tliey:aro talking!witjajtheGrea^'* Eastern: via JValentia >in Ireland. 'i-Ih? a^few - .��������� hours afterf tthea recovery -of ' thb cable'4he 4 isp$foeiwa&^^ mainitank ;offthecGreat 'Easternl ;othe reeling^ put of theica.blb^mmediately^tppk;plaee 4igshlpii������;ndw3Baying put thef:w^ p roachi og: Heart's Cbnterit 6n her re turn .with ���������;���������/ , the same<8pbe;ailie maintained'on' the Ikteex-" pedjtion: The^Telegraph^iFleet ;is>ibxpected^ he^eFinext Saturdayv'u*^^' -f-w. ��������� - ��������� lv ..^ s- t, *< ��������� \ fR6cheste^iN;/$^Sepfc Ist^-rTbb JPresident \v" ijrasrmpre! fprnaallyv receiyep^here than at^ny^^ other place sinceUhepai^ .1 The Pref|ident,'iafterilunchV 'appeared?*on .the bal1- cony of; the^ hotel and- was officially^welcbmedi. py^iMayor Mppr^j^y%\itil. ,#>:.-?n<ivs%; yt >l -.,;) - r'X^New/York, Sept;J[sfc;���������Qiieen Emniapfsthe>l SandwichfelslandSfr started homentp^dayj^via 11 ..Aspinwall..-. She was at;MontreaUwhen^intel^f illgence4pf/^Jdeii^;b^ telegraph; s'*/ ^h''r \ & :si.i-i The Hudson Bay Co.V boats, under*; the charge of Mr. Ogden, freighted \yith stores for the forts on the upper Fraser passed this place on Thursday last. Davis and Dutch Dan were about to start with their boats for Peace River, where they intend trading, with the Indians during the winter. ." ��������� " "' " ���������'*' :^''ni'' . .".. ��������� > New barlejr is selling at 6cts. @ 8cts. A large quantity of superior potatoes has been raised this season by the Chinese. ���������Mr. C. Donal8.on.has had about 50 acres of iand under barley and oats this season which has already been harvested. ��������� Discharged.���������John Elliott and Jas. Pierce, the prisoners charged with the robbery at Mr. this; coUntryi ^Dinner ^ was ^ordered������for ,250 ^boplec at a e6B\p^i$25^000: ^*Ty tt^ far^has tbeeni raa^agb&?;skillfolly^^ some contreltempdoccurs it will addimueb sialyl- the .strength 6& ? th e mew p ar ty*. < j * ��������� < j r ? a *-&' */ j [Heart's ConteHtpSepi 2nd.���������The ..cable .of < lastlyear.wa^ pickedrup this (Sunday)rmorning at 4Q^minutes^past'^jati latitude 52 deg: 30m41 '*' lb!ngitudfe- 36 deg;t^ m^^ iThefspliceiwas made r and. (the cable lowered/'bti-Ulo.?clook; a.to:.4 ��������� The -G^eat Eastern is^now^OOImiles from here?pay^ 1 ,ing out, and ey ery thing is going on well j they expect tb^rreacfrliei^,o1i;!t1ridayj>Serpl; 7th.'-V<;. iGhicago/Se^2ha^4^he'Presid t at Niagara Falls1 at- 4% p. raJ yesterdayvf v' v1" r fcciPhilade^h^ Se^f ^b^The Southern Vn^u ;lbhisjs5 'six" ts' ConveutioTi^me'et^ tbrmbrrpwf; about; ' iindred delegates JSave 'alreadyiregistered,J* 'thjeir names; ihdications;sh6w^thatit? wilPpe;-&. ;fully attended.,' ^\r': f ., ^ 1.-- *.*/j\ ��������� '���������������������������'���������^������������������'���������������������������������������������������������������. . SanlFra-ncisco, August,31st.���������Tahitain brig" Maria arrived: this^jraprning t fronr Huahine, Sflln^wioh'kl^nd^-vPn't^? fleet^onsisilng mb$$iron blad Numancia an&J5;*' fri^alei-BeBSngullapa^ were in port ebalifig^ ^British ;^hip Mattered{: was7 in^Bapu^^pp w'ith'r^y'?] coal.'" '������������������"������������������ r- :���������'-':' '��������� : .' ��������� \i'- ',"/.,." '. ",",. \ Gold in NewilbrWon;the30th^l47^; .; Arrived,r Aug.;' 31st;f:steamer0-Active-4 days - and 10 hours frbm"Victoria. ���������;" - '" ;' *-.���������������, Court on Thursday last and want of further evidence. discharged for ed States, The'London Times' in reviewing the -ques- ! ���������: SOL.OMON BROS:, EG TO INFORM THEIR qAKXBOO FRIENDS that J tbey have .removed to. thp two-story brick l>uU(Uiig (forntf'riy"tbe Enterprise Hfilooto^' opposite the St. Nicn- olus Hoiel, Government Street, Victoria. Tney will keoDon hand a .{mm..assortment of CLOTHING an<i FUHVI'S&iN'G GOODS, which tbey. Will ;sull>B low us dny housft io town. Tbey respectfully solicit a call from the, *l Bi^ys " wlien they co'nio down. :, v ; 85-s ' : v THE CARIBOO S.BNTINEL"..';���������;';.' VJ.X. -0��������� Cards, Bill Headsf Circulars, Posters and Programmes for Balls and Theatrical - .Entertainments,;: ��������� :; ��������� ���������;;/ Execu ted with Keatncss anil iDispatcb at������this Offlca -. "'���������-";':,. ;-4^;fennB/M6dei;Ate' -3^/* \ ������������������ j --# | LL PARTIES INDEBTED, to I������ firm of MUNDORF ^.^w &*CO'.. orB.irkf:rviili!,!by Note, or Bunk Accmiit,. '...��������� air? red uvs u%a\ to come forward an .1. setup tbeir acepiin ts.' ��������� .j, on or before theldthS^pt^mber'n^xt:"' All n������tCH or i>v~ counts not settle.!- thtn will b* put in C-mr.U'<r cullef.ti- n ' August 20th, 1886. &���������** v������ ii^^ffir^ii?*������tt������������H^|ffttBfrf^Ijareiiiy"Ll^ ^reowwy^ \& ^e*ff^ar^"< 6 ������������������������ i ��������� ?5 Tlie Steamer Enterprise' ��������� -, ,^^1^1tJeayefS0X)A;CREEK:--. -^-u-^. -tJbhnb'ctirig*atSoda Greek wi16'=.SSKNA^^'Si^OEis%h: ;Afeals;atxill<'n6ur3y ahdvGooIo^^ithelbelt r:-i vi-tof* ������-)X*-tiT;dosenpti0n.:aor.-(4 j&l?&&sH -���������������������������' ���������- " ��������� ��������������������������������������������� ' r '��������� ������������������"���������" ��������� , -y ��������� ��������� ���������!'.������.������������������������������������'>.-��������� ��������������������������������� -~-^ -k .r-iftTHS .���������IHi.Mrti^ r<^fc'U2������ii-^ rTZ*i:$ '$$&W& jiSRl B&y y-lU ? ^;>������^������|^^^������^s^s^^^''?[l: w&.^m&m i������-j*aa������^-ii<i:>i>i;i^ii.iiis;-^'X, <;; Breaci, l^es ariaVCafeek abvivys jon'iiand.forisai^ *������1 >] I it: ���������Jjf.V?'! ���������J. ���������lltdl^to ^ruh^hd then;gaW,;.-teih ;$h'd*'&pur[ %&">the horse^ who' b tfiifideii li ttfthfrhill.T To say! ''��������� -leys- along?, which hot dashed for/,a<\distance1of fcwelve;oiv^foui^omtnilea. r A istewr chase isW lohgichase..; lltei'Mexican; was > better f mount? ;..fed; j and he iwasyan ;tacccimp lishe^i ricler^iland Grub relntoteatly.gavo up the unequal: con- % -test,\ saddeiiediat the ��������� 1qs| Jo ft h is h b>'fee andsadr JirVM W hQt'Xiil. /./'li.;-' ^nlU.l- -vH-rrhf -^ixi **/: Gu>"-:: '���������������>' -?>';'.rr/.t.������ !?fri.7\*W?"T*s9V' ail! : ,.i',"*f,".,! I,, Gi;NERALi>oMErlQHANDiZE������ ; ^ i^^" ^ >ullvissorlmont ol* GaooBB^B8,nnd^H.'-B. Co^'s ���������vv Storage, &c.r-Tern^sf4nost^pdera,te>,,4i ���������~ " - if i i i '-'"������������������'--'- '-'r-, n ��������� tfr. .,-,),,--,,��������� ^ROAI) SIDE HOUSES;^.; ������������������JT&Wi SE C1^HI������ HOK$E. iliiuila teft ������jj-j^iles from Quesnel nioutli j 1 JJ <"'>'���������-.��������� :ij> s, ���������' ;��������� ������ /-^. ������������������.'' ;'.7T.���������''."-���������* " . :'j'-*"1 ,',', TT" ;,]'���������"���������'.*-��������� AT THE &tf������ww������i\rtl>MV.!������ ike^enly;; J bjiitj that, he Vdeli^erate 1 y ^ and7uiifece& Warily1 threw* his Jspuxs .after. ihcin,-I^ils7fEimt E/A^S fl-iO ^T> -S. 4 I*0tO#$ vjl|-tEI>!L6VERSiO^/fHE-������fiKPISGHdRI3AliJ AK^arc [ 4i/?n^te^1fco o^l;ahd*enjby' themaelvus^wh^n^i 'heart v .\velcpmojw|ll^cextended.^; ,<r- -,���������at -,<;. .,���������'���������.������;������������������ o*-' Chari1y.and,;;Butler,;Governmenm^ t^,(}&rden,and ������id-������eeds Ku>hmteodV*tfail'.l5!;f fflr Horaes^J3driey,jQatg;aiy|:a^. /^b>^4:���������^���������M IJl-s^j aw 8tyi^andj:iu^^orih&gj7i^ weifi- Tynttegt^all^la^s of ^o^^Ji^bme of. tfie^ultwts^EisfiMr^th^Icefebr 4"Meta, 't^pclres^/^loYea^^^fttf?iwitb^he^ whqUheart.iv> May tbe Pompeiah 'Veriits^b'e propitious.'tp'-ttiem, and-let^tlieni^er ji^vin hiirmony#' :yAssellia, mayst -thoii- wither^ m e:f "^ tOfil y irfone^iM^i^ro'inio'el a h ulb and expressAloyeifoptiii^ ^wife.H] ^Ajuotherjre?vfials: , BA'HJ������ElWiLL3S;:.-f. ^Stabling' for>HprscEi EDiy^ ^at^and Barleyjson^arHly qrj hiin^; BENNIS tra^)(Profcte]������ aiihVSHonsc .... is furn'isliodj.wUj} e^cry{conven|ehco-ifoi\thc' com] ;fort;of Travellar|,|JtKb .Qallhary department ,is inder the ^upeHii.ti^'depCe of ran exp" erl eri c^H '^obk ** the ~B ed g awolekh and comfortable | 'thelBar Cont-aing'tfia b*S@e- iOil/Liqaors, ^ogars,' &c, )Stabling/fla^r0Barley ^-^feifeB., l ^2^<pIEKI>ERSOK. :%gs'i()LfinfoTaifehi^friends . ^ -t,...,;... , : ���������.;-..��������� .....,.-.������������������������������������.,,,.. --,.--. iiiijiiifidia^" isipreparaU ttojsupply-h ia<'hninenira^t^josiui',11^; rejquisi te^ i'oi^gpt^inglsui t^)>le? -.fejj;; ^.vt^^eaB^a# \U ^jf: JijE'vT'ISr.bega^laa^i&HhfermTth^ ^������������������;i������enfcle!ne^ ���������h^yihgljp^gi seaf^hed^ E6.r;v,h^; ignd ^ril^;oa: the. housei^wiie^e .she: vliyes ; iMThere^ihe is--Ci thereVshei8^-no more?doubt������as4o this-; jRbih>5 ula-liv^s shere -WitlJ a rascal$%*"?'������**'!?'?/ '-f - Ill MILEHO^SEf-' |Vir.l^.;;MiS^DN;;:JF5^ Fropristqr, ,V'I'; v \, , Agent. .ir-r^zUWfc ���������t 0!t't.-.v.*U'ir>.o������5 i.i^:i'4i:.':'<...ii -^afu'.;;,; a,r:,;? ��������� -.f^fV . > ��������� V "���������*���������" *?'*'���������/' "���������'*!*,,.���������- ������������������������������������."" f- *'��������� *'���������..������.. 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[6obdsr:forwardt led to^e%iiing.I)fer^e^i������^-- :P8&iT ^m:'t^^k:^i^ ofoUw|public natr^na^^a^^that their old;friends wi^ "If iudiy ��������� give j:hem, a'call ���������*���������-.:. ���������,-,...::,-:,:.; ' ���������*���������::, \. * "viS-ihi '���������'".' ���������orjiersihe^inayi^o -ta^oredtwithi:* atyveiy*"rea^i . .so'nable -rates, u! t i -v* r:: ; J7flV^ 1TAMJSS: HUBON," Proprietor. This;.commQd^i U,. ous Hotel is well ti tted up. \vi Lh, e.veTy.���������convehience ijpr. the comfort of^IKfepu'blic; jihe ������Beds are; all that a weary traveller could pds"ire"j' the Ta13ie is supplied with i)h J?ara Consigned; ^;Ifeferehcc^Gi^utro'^iC!o>j!Sporh borg^Eueii;iiy.iptoi:ia^ 4y,sj'j ,v .^umi -)������; cu;; jiH-^i v llrlfniehtS^^^ j^.\thfi>;-lata^^tjjylc9sili;- consta^iljy^qh; hanlt.. ;$iie#* from' the" coun^n^.pviuotuttl jy������ atten,deC,to4 :^-f P ������4s������ r?; Ap ������7^W^Tfe6N^:Wa^inater^ Jew^ry^ ,ilii-iand%Bngraver,f������yat^aiCrcf<6't, aboVf Qov-^ ^rnment streQt^yictoria/;V; I^>ff3jifuo i^vl-^K wbw. Fort Siraet, .yictoriaj.V. E. * ^ ���������-?. wh*>!. v������'; mMV^jS' ',r liV .���������?:���������: ���������i!W;!jf'^������/ trOBENZOXLEAiRTO^Pro^ietibrv Thite' house- A:^^rdSjiey^ry;ja^c������inmod|ition;^ 1the,ij&Jmfort.ipf; U���������/CjjgAtfESj ^WholesalobDealers>inf (JabcBaiES,6-���������flsovifl 8I0NS, ^Boors'i& .^OBs,j fljh'a;i?f p^^ijf feJslWf m w-*t* j Victoria. V;X"-i, wMf Hay,; 13a rl^yjii net Qata -consfcft wtiy ^3ui ifcd ittiowMtiaMf ?Neyylyrmi^ed^ irigurfiori>al^;clicu.p;; >;^:>. ^ ^r Vl^i' WAKE UP JAKE JB. HAGGrlN. PiJi'Sio/AN & StfsMf SS*" w^SvySt^:an^Go vernMri ^S^.^c^na^:. RES^;jBlSi\iI a :m ��������� ;.;��������� ���������; ''.. Barkerville; Bv C.y .Every thingis doiie in connection with ti lis establish men t to give satisfaction to .the customers. i?������f" Meals at all hours/- ������������������} >- ������������������';��������� iMPO^AStoMlN'ERi .;;;��������� h.- ,���������, Tij.e,, u adprs ignad- is prcp<i rad 4p ���������-���������'." V- C t *���������",': ^tiHSAN- BLACK ������������������SAND; BLOWINGS -AND: ���������>;V'^:}:;t;;,;^^J^<sf; On Cqmjrfeuon. or WII1 purchase'any ;qUimtity;;on.the Boadina Roona,^ Cainertmton, J OH x BO WHO N. ,,t; Hr.^^^^J-J^LAOKMAK^/ .MACDQiM^ GDll ��������� J ^PiSneer Hotel^-Lilloo^v /iH:AffcBE8^1SrEiiS0iTv Proprietor. '/This old \Jt established House is welliiUiidiUp Jpr.the^ corn fort ���������or.Tr,aveUer:i.; -the.,'liable ia soppjied with the, best, of everytliihg'^'*td.'ili be hacf, ami- tlie' cd/ifein*"is!aot th- Terior to the best Liotnl in the lower country j.'Bedrooms : ��������� tor Fam 13 i������������; Stahling Tor H������ 'rscsj -H^rse Feed, &c. ; l%'^prii������snJtop^' here; /���������:,- ��������� - w- &; y-u������iu,: ��������� ,. ..>; .:��������� 'i'-i'-l'^v.; ��������� ..: [j.j8ARKEimi;Ufc;;;;i; ;.- --I ft ,-i j j- r -4-r���������������������������.������������������>'<(������������������': jj" 'V.-l|? ft 4: ���������;:} J. S. 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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1866-09-10 |
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_1866_09_10 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | 2c61e74d-8070-478f-b7db-8bd60852a0c6 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0171474 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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