Hi a��������� jr\ioj .���������# i. e*15^an#^ ���������K.'':'������������������'���������-i~% '*��������� K's-T-l". "'��������� i?- ' v. M ':-'"���������! ������' '���������.*. . - ���������'-���������7?" -| - -: ^^-f'-3.=' - -^:- -'.���������* =���������* =Jr*>-* ���������"= -' ���������'..- ���������*' 'I '������������������','��������� "��������� ^���������?''r-'.'������ ������������������*. i'- -v ���������;*~y:iX!:: \\"L i;f,i *'?'-! ;v' '��������� -: ' '��������� r. ��������� THE CMIBOQ SENTINEIi UARKEHVILLE, SA?TUai^Y,^EPT; %% intp?pne|6r^tfcer o������^hese^rivers.-*. Now]admitting- this-T&t, tht^qi^stion; ariaea whence packtog largely to the:latter, |'"TlieV-^^^ ftanrinAl " illy accepted! to M another ' A W^H^i*-?^^ ^R^S^-H GOLD SXONErVS COURTS V jJBafbra W %. Goi; ���������a*) . ., : ; ^fonday,, 11th Sept. 1865. Challenge .co'yj ,<&nklinV:Gulcfc-^J. iftm- dorf vsVS: Norbury.���������this^was'an actioh for $26* amount oT assessiheiits due^diefendant. On hearing .the eyidence^ the; Com^ dismissed? the ca,se> ���������-? j >.,;, , ��������� - ;. Bed Roclt Flume cb'y;1-Antler Creek.f���������j������ Pemberton vs^j Jennings. foreman^Actiok for $100, baiarijcc^of wages^due plaintiff to 31������t Jisly Jas|:, fne.d������|ence^as tbat payment was to be made^at the eridof the.fifcason when the Pliime'would; be washed up, Plain'tifTs, evidence, as well, as "that of mother witnesses^ went;to i.prove,".that no .such agreement! was niadctiwith hiin,7al$pugh iherp were -other ������nctrworking o rp bed rockpay; "Judgment tfor j^Iakitiflt'V: iME^ox aajfd he did not Ixie to- nee laborers .lieing .^ come inj$! Goart to^^fo%^hsi^^'������eg.- '<������������;4%er&4ve*&< comes all this gold?,, There, is;: no effect Mtn^ out ii cause? aM it .either provesi tlkt this iminr leraLis-sc^texed/over^h^ from the millerfs saok, or that the waterj ^ati iogithrpugfcegoft; $earingy8trata- or {iecigesr washe^it dow^tin^ The'latter suppMtidn^ecms* the -most likely from:ffie quartz and slater-veins over which the wafer flows.> My opinion Ktkaj;. frost and ptheV atmospheric agencies^^ disiiitegrate-these parti- clea, which* melting/ snow j)r spring wjatef washes down,ror in/other, woro^ that nature has for centuries past b een quartz %imng atidl ground Blnicing;depositingand collectingtW pay; dirt on th* -bars of--ihe Eraser,, so rich, iii !58 dn& -69, :ci>nveftihg; the "rivet into on'e vast merchants were and#;is;generallyj accepted ^teaf&boak������ip::-^ ��������� Samuel Blajtcly;' from Cariboo; has been roun^liere -with a subscription list j whether, -���������'th'ejfa&t of attaching'! their names and being su6d fjofr :mbr;e^vas,l)y the aforesaid traii������com: ^aittej^^rthe caution of the 5*Sentinelff against impostors scared: * our:: people 1 cannot say, suffice;Bis<janvassiwas,nnremuiieratiyffi; ;'-:-.; i^tEX A^RIA^ESOT^^ ROAli. KS, To' li^'EDrTOR OP THE *'CARIBOO Sl5N^,INHt,.?, ������ ' v'S-fii|(4 neea^ot'tell you: ''Vbti% ^the Wenitfief :bero 1&$r all ��������� f^pfects;equalto'^natyouj iez- j^ie^fcein^ ^u^Ojwrf locality, that is ebnstant ��������� . ._ ... rf.... 'mn:iii^]d^and dayt which causegriversi to, ne 8luice-bpxi/ IiVthi^bevthe; case wny may tuft motieVtii^ -Subacription, $1 .per ,week, ; (Incl^dtoir ociflt .of delivery,) Payable ;to? ������w :0*hVr-, EAKffiWI-ra H&- led will keep bonstontly cm hand a full aseortmont of ; "...(;. r> men do. nature's ^brk; and'iuake a handSjOnte' jtie'y������^^^^ thing-Out Of it?: Apart however from what; xif 4hO;6Quntry isim:avperfect:8tate-i maybefound on the.^ bed. ^ock.,lcxin quartz s ^" e <v * -" ' ^ *^ |*fc$������* w������ ������;. *J������ w outt * niiu fxti tvauu, I that never nWe^enJnC^urtm mid lie (Mr,i������)' thought that all should 4v.oi4; It Impossible. ;~;^Z.A^-:y.>A ^AA~- . ^ I ''"���������"��������� ' ���������; A:^ '.Harris;';Vsr.^:fehh^ a' similar suit to\the' former; - the^ amount being .^::masQL . i"Ti&^a^^ffi;s^)t im., a- David Povvers Va; ^utt^Actidiiilbri #fej balance,of wages. ;The eommissibnerj dis- misaedlhe case^_ __ = _^, ^._ ^__ ;--.; y f:;';';iii#TE^FR0^^CLii^ .!" ��������� ��������� Near Clinto^a. C, Sept8thjl8|55. ��������� v The jeported dijscove river by the :Goveram&t pf ospecting party leads me ^>? aJubjeet ��������� jbfiit has been v^ry often jdiacusBeddowtf public have; hitheftb^paid lobV little at^4tibjr< rix: whet-aer this would prove;a rich^inirig^ ������������ctiont I need scaree'lyitell what unmeKsur- ������d good it would do to^ the ^whole connitir^if fiuch werei thte^ caset ^^dee|t;bBieJJ������s^iy; to mention the subject an<f ~its: impbrtohes will at once impress the mind,4 will- therefore ei������ ter upon it^withqqt further apology^ ,. This-\iti of ljM cou&^^w^b.^n|ayj describe-as iii the Gascad^7ange^ been hitherto prospc^ted, K&!fefi V$ky^Icc^ujijecj; for thus: la 5the.?eariy days mining was cqiifi^i*' ^������d-to^he bars?of ihe^Fraser and Thompson\. and costly^ diggings :of������the upper coup^ryj the big nuggets flashed in theirreyes-, and#e excitement consequent ofrtUelargfe yieid^of indiv idiial claims drew 'them like magnets^ a'nd every one pushing for the *^lephant" itever thought of looking forany lessej; yield, j See* ing, however,' how many'have'been ������acrifiocd in; this heedless racg,^-it ^Behoves: lis to j lbok , ficalei at any irate more. diffusdd?iin a milder "V", s 'cKma^'.aftd^nft::.lo^ it is ;p6~raI^Te-wo); may yet: find ,])eiw^ii J^������mlbop8/. ;;'liiytton land��������� .fcillpbeii,i in<de.edrifterje are strong grounds for this belief. ��������� . -'v ' / ��������� ������ '���������" In^the fimt place silvertiaXbben discovered in'severai spots^.jitdim^renf times, nq^ in veini at, Harrison lake, then in large specimens of native silver on the Douglas portage, but nev. er in paying quantities. uniillt was found;in. th? rich mine at Cherry cree������ Again, miners fresK from Washoe will tell you how^grjeatly Cash creek resembles it in its geologicail for- motion abbuf Boston^. Ranch. IncfUcations o^f copper,, tin amKsilver^ are everywhere apparent on the Buonaparte and Thompson rivers, and theicountry: in- every direction-bears that wild and desolate look sbsure a;sign ofi min* era! wealth." .ButWins turn te \i It isjahotablefact that with one or two exceptions ail;the <. rich bars of the Eraser and Thompson were, in.or belpw the. 7Gascade range; Fine gold WibMn fpjiid in the.creeksT in "GFen Hari, Buonaparte valley;and Pavjliton mountain, Wherever the miner has takep the trouble'to pan butany dirt. Every miner will tell you that-jgold can be found anywhero ' around' here, and 'yet to fey knowledge [not-ia: single shaft has'he^n sjink upon likely spots. . Whajbllbat gold, may .have come irom, above seems to ha^esetfeibd^about thomouti of the '^ie^^l,Or;ihbr0W^ and iri quality difl*ors gro&ii^.^/l'rpW./.ffa^^ a^ ���������Fraserdriver gold.' Itls tterefore fair to sup- -pe������se that* all the -precious metal which first eioctrified^the old pioneers was contributed ' bf ;'t^e j|pe.OTs which in >ovcrjr diceotioi} Bow and slatg kVeinsj] there; ;&t a rock ofi whicK wi^bK mbiinliiin^brgi^ or gulctes/arertormed cklil ed|Lbeiie^e^cpnglomefal:^ whicb^in Australia hasTpaicL'well for 'working like quarte, |one kompany, - Jl-am e redib ly- - Informed, ni ado "sani and jgravefSrliicli have been*pressed to^ getherliyotbe^iibri ot wafer; it is as piiable as^lalQ-burhV-quarbs and could beeasUy w|prk- ed, ��������� ��������� and:: sh ouid" it* contain ;:* gold- in^ pay ing ^uan^ities^ts s^j^^wbuWierunHm \, ^Tliese^c.si^cient"^ gthin^.'i^mf iub&eii&rie'^ devote a ,f^w jW^eeks int spjun^andjautumn|tot prospect' ihrpugh th^rangS;J Thej wpTuld^be; in 'the^midst ybY ^.s^t1^7distncrrHyiK^chea^ pro visions, Jand .4 ^gooJliWagofr '.rba'd as a basis of pjjeratiqns\itUey if^ould not have,tp^ travel; far wifcnbut meeting witli, a^fonnlibuse" or packer's^cabin yffoxQ thjey/couid-obtain fresh; supplies^'- Th^ months andsbmetim&sjibnger,thehardwunter rarely setting^io;tili after Christmas. "VYiih so manyinducementa. Jt js tto,^;li0pedlthat iniri'f ers will ;no jon^rfiftcy their mining groutiiliio remain "unnoticed and." 'unknown.^.;4\ 'i,:': ,'*. '*.- ..-? ���������. : r \'"."'C this section pf inundation^ 'fTbe cc^*a^\this-l^st ^onth^has ;^ ^rnlftrp than^anypefspn wawaWPf^except those^b%&ally;feeith^^ [pearanee;br^tfie weather^ sib-day it^lobka Jike "i'c ~~' ui^M^Jnope"'sd;:i '^The rbaas; firpm, *l 'ft-'iV^:: '**������- Z'-'y _^v.> :A CrXNTOSITK. ^^TsM^:^t3^^ _-..rLUlop^ ' ^Nef'er-gutyPuriandeto,$������per^'is������pbsidi ered safe commercial advice; in'the course^pf; ordinary lives -however such things have tp^ be done, as in'writing -a" letter or ajitestitig a subscfipUpWist; :dS ;������e/18(llJeY^*i9'.:bft*te, 4^ite^ ^gossip^ amph^purj ipnig;bead.e,d sbivans, jwiffi; longer ears.������ i!$he sfor^may^be ipld^s^alcau^ the miners gradually, ascending tbe Xprraer^Itfon to ^British Columbians to-^ stream fey.ontu^lly struck fla& Tififi 9>^ 'p������f$ -b\it of IqveP ^nE-J^w^ br \lc^^ fbjr ;thejla^Vi? cpns^ered as doiri^^ ^Stattdriai^tp��������� here as tw^l^d ���������b������^bnsider- able^Sev&fffiterasSaW'w^g^ day, and-several are-on4heir-.way up. Teanis-, ^eresplakpfthis rpad thatirfte^a^had-neye^ 'bSen disturbed iitwould |'be'the best' road in the country,1rp^mtbe,^ if. the natural sod had ndyerbee^ "reitfovedthey; epuld-get along^ \vi^mpre despatch and eaaier on the animals;, lk$j$$es travel therbad wlien'theyican get bffijtt||witli jtbe^exception pf that part lying ^Between. Elmore-s; and^e^ndiia, Iha^beirig har^a^^v^������ahd^m - ^bbd condition; v^na fron^ ttt^imtiwepft ihe^oUI^donisee wh f .thb Sara^ppyKffbt'rtiio ;J canbot possijil j| say^hose1 iaultffiia isj whet^ ^or; tlie- sar^ffifendent;. but; they bave'sppiled, acnati^lv,rbad; at .'considerable iexpense; and subis^^f^Jin^jfts Iplac^ Beiffiiptoresied m piuthe|vay up myaelf,^asked MrrSmith;:\he c^n^^r^wjiat his a^a^as^for disturbing >iid? t^ni^^ip^tbe road ^vvhere* ft was not'rer ^r^^wMch^as ^actually "injuiioiis add -Pf novb^ilit^bateyer % h^V^i^fficj he^lppk^l ej/attijae with;&iOpye sfult for;a;jipe;^hne; ���������2issar ^^-^ ^^ejred; :ine,.:';?llylitfstfuctibns, Some timen#'t;fair it wa$. dbeiued es3entiiaFtb have a .shorter^way for \ pact; trains goblg^ to thb mines'than the-tolL:^ beld^ thb Gb^ernmeti&r^^ to- assist (wbicb granted- $500)' and^a gpmu^tt^p= appointed4o praise subscriptioniand^tbj conductthe" work. Little-else was done ai,the consisting of CARPEWERfS ft 'BLACKSMITH TQQL31 HAND,CROSS*Ut&^HIPSAWS^; ( SAW FILES/j all sixes, (Spbar & JACtftO^Vt tCAST STEFXfSH0VfiI^;H0E9^3LUIOT :'v forks'; "!;:; r r::f��������� ������w������*������**&������?,....... 'Wl&'Sn������^%H^ ���������; ���������: ���������;��������� : AXEf PICK> & DRIFTlSaipICK HANDLBft, y-wv&tiesk'quality'}"^1' vmnnSn��������� *��������� \k&l4'��������� ���������- ���������.������������������ ' " fi^M^S^*^ ,;-, ,���������..���������. Sixes,},, r,, :X,^y > ���������*,.���������'. '..v,-Vr'-".' '-,*���������' ��������� "= BLASTING -iPOWfaWFAtiffiitiatoln. "j sr������633 ^SEf f^-^^;^ ci:.^������fe'!*>'-'"'' SAILS���������Oct &iWaotc^Kd^'^'OMH^ tf . IrokACori?KR; all sjjses RHHETSr VI ,**V*I SQUARE & OCTAGON: CAST- STB������^ .MANILLA llOPKi all 'sixes ft* ra fc!������*?��������� DUCK * RUBBER iBELTINO^ a 4 ii CAST mOS: CAR WHEELSyMi'^-\ GOLfitSOALES, %l and 6id2a.^. &^ BLAKKv*. POCKET/rAND/M*6}MORAKI>mC ���������/ ^r?:r''BOOKS^aUtsi^'5^-^iu'v-;^^^^ LEGAL CAP/. NOTE,- LETTER AiFOOLS^ ultu^CAPitPAPBRV ^'im-kt {,V,^y'^; . ��������� 'SWVBLOP^INK^PBNa^'BLOT^tf^A^ WEEKLY TIME BOOKS:;V :tf*'*x,&>T YlQhm STRINGS^ SOWBOOKS; AoJ Barkorvms, Williams Oi"wkv :R;E-ADj'N;0/^.Oid' timeili^n 'blazing:'to;^ll^%^*4eeg*^w. fell^withbut pormis^ion^pf &# oQqtractpri ;In the sprigg. the\ committee made a fresh ibar- gai"^ or airangement to do -the work-theni- selvesj hireing hands* and provisioning them; without calculating how'far the .dimes would go in "disbursements. The job being completed, the men "employed returned asking jtheir wa^esVas far as the ;cash "held out they werp paid, leaving' quite a little dab due each. Now get judgmentt.and this roaring committee, the. savanB'with headssan& ears above referred to, have in turn sued tlioiie who attached their names to the-subscription., list .to the tune of forty-twb'per cent.-(the sum required) oneaeh man^^ubscription. The.y also have the as- aurancci or, properly :8peaking,/*Fraser river 'cheek," to fhink 'theylrget i^nbui verronsj ���������fa'two'Weeks' time./ ; ,;;r';.:..''*. , . Our resident' magistrate, in company]with -two-othergentlemenrhas goneio Uia&ccne of operations oft our prdspectipg party; heiB expected'to return about the 1.2th mst., when I shall-d^myseii the honor to report progress. It is a certain fact that in this section Wo are'straining every energy to; develope Pur resources, to benefit what we iiope may be'the united colonies; of this we .are, confident in our ability to paddle our own canoe the miserable fizzles in Vancouver so-palled gold .Holds adding additional stimulous; we .Seed-never look there far a color, <i What good thing cometh out of Nazareth." From a few old residents returned from ICootenay we are informed that it may be. considered ^moderate kind of a "bilk," and from Columbia river and the Big Bend thus far they have not turned out to expectations, xaio on^^dad, that'���������'^^ reqxiired bounding.upfstfbh as sidi-cuttings, and then only such of Jthem ^^tiere'thb's6il,'i8'ofPlayanddispose^ .tb, bes^invwM;:wbatl^r,Lthp vreBt of the road Lwe-w^at flat~and- teveilin^order-thatiteams, ^aj/rSyaveL.tPrsome ? adyantaga,, .pye'ritbfem; Nbw|islr/just; cop8ider 'a s rbadHwelveifeet }vide^ ^ith a gutter pn each side tand rounded, up iai^^ I flatter^rpiysejf 1 am: something b��������� a tea,mstbr,: but:iSannbt; see how I' could drive a sit iuulp -team over^ rpa4^jthoutpaving either ������he"males' or the-waggpnl'in-bne of ihoselgut-. ter^7wbibh-are ,a;ltogetfi#*unneeessary andpf. ^:a&8unt.;^ exp.e^ifeacb^lis.them^^ha^la^w^^ ��������� .: 17 ;: :^: Jambs Gordon Wiixuas, . ^Qu^elmbuthrSept.-ilthr18e5.���������.��������� j ;.^, ������ Tm^irn o* a BRBAKFAsii^Thre|Pfxiends wererwalkingin the streets of Paris one morn-, Itig.* ^aidronof T^Fm-for an excellent.breakr fastr Said tbe^second, <4Fm foroner even abating-someof;the.excellence." :-Said the third! ^1 could be content with none vof ihe ���������excellence at all, provided ii were;only a breakfast." * "How much money would pro- lrdUce*������a:on<s?" inquired the first; and it was agPee,that ten francs would suffice;. ^I have m ideal"- cried one. - -The thre������4riends th^n turned into * music ��������� publishers in the neighborhood; and the. young man with the. idea addreased:the J>rincipal^'Mpniueur, t5I9gl?" Ueman has composed a capital melody, this other gentleman has written the words, and I, as the Only one of the - oarty: with anything like a voice, propose singiugittoyou." The publisher demered, but being inwantora new ithing: to. open a ;cafe chantantV with, agreed to :hear it "It is pretty simple," he B^idfrbut I don't mind giving 1^ francs with if "and the three artists departed delightedly to breakfast. The name of the librettist of the said song was Alfred do Musset, the com-. :i?ctila.ti������'^ AliCAWEBmroxprnisuj^ .; :s ^jsrms ofsuscRtpriaHb������;v6 tern w\w*& W ���������% $2 per mouth;; *\>oy������,. 100 volgto������ 'M-. tfeTr. VTorfcs >iy������.b������������p obly lately *$$& tothe ciwulat%.Library, .fartiee'aw IWUgited'to^Buiiscrlti^ ^^A^y ^--^ ^Steamer ^En&raM," HONfi^lNI$Ti^ .'v.: V'^ .:"*' ^T.P^TcX^iif,l;;; --. -";* :'7:-teav(*Qt^ WEDNESDAYS' & SATURDAYS 'it.\ A. CLSAN-^LAeE rSAND,1 BLOWINGS! AN������; ;;;;;:;:::,;^:^ ; ��������� Oa Coamission, or^lit purchase anyquaatltf ;<>*��������� ifea ,;:';;;;"[ '.':������������������'' ^Most*ptpssub ���������rBiM^i,;atth������; - ^ ,'. ;'Roftciii^Bbbini Cajnerbntpn, \ Sutjscrtber' id iibW well knowa oti willianii Cmk, ao4 Trom theicob^deuce reposed In him Ust Fail- fa tb������ tbave buslnaaa, Jia,hopes?. tQ.recaiVe:th������. p*troa*g9 of thaMialngcommasUty thaeaswiBsseaaoa, -.r ' :*������/.. ���������-'��������� y, ;;,;;;/(mN.BOwitoK. _, _ ��������� ������������������ ...-i., ..''ii.ii ' i-* ��������� i ^i ;'.'.'"ii'|l V 1 lirtmin'iiMil. ������ .Ml Important',;to Prdspectors :;^^.-;-^;-^OartZ; ���������'���������.���������...���������; THS UKDBilSIQNKDlS NOW ?RSPARS������ TO AKA- XiYSBJ ORES ot* any ^eecripiiOQ brought to htaa for that paTpoaa . Charges moderate, ' BliACK SAJ^D/ FANNTNafi & iLOWIKOff BOnOHT, or CLEA>JfiD oa p<wiffiigs$OB, at Use Anrofft Cofnp������oy������������ poser was Hippolyte Monpou, aud the Binger GilbdrtLouis Duprez.. The song .was called "L'Aldalouse," was sung-,in ail the cafes and salons, and brought in to the publisher 40r 000 ftancs.-4The Orchestra/ . ��������� : -ci All who dwtra GOOD COFrE^Tanrt Fids Spic^ J&M*7^f* a,klag for FEU, & CO'S wticb e,a-bsjfaad frt>w all rwpwtaMe NE OF THE BKST B&Y RAKO Hto IK tlio Colony, and situated an ^ho W-AjG&OX B0AB. buQlcUnthayrcan be ���������Ul to . ��������� . J here is a never Tail log spring of water on th������;premi- "aoe that'does not'fr*ez3'in the hardest winder, i Tbcre *s a houso on tljo Raacbt and if it we?> fitted upitt would. COMMAND A LAKGK;TRADE, b*ios caa of the beet business utands on tho road... Tho Banch.will be sold CHEAP fOR CASS, or pf| cash and part cu-tima. -j . "."-, BS' For'full |������������rU������������Ia"r������ *V&? to ��������� ' ��������� ��������� $UT$K KicliJlsld. ��������� r, ��������� .-i II I ,.,.;{,,, -v������t;;5;: ���������% ���������jCTyr.r.|ln^vtii������������i������ii,-iiW.B:A.v^.q^^ ���������^M^tmss HOB ^1 ' :Ageii1�� for tlie VOaribbp Segtofel.?' . Vaa WjnUlo^'l ��� -'���''��� ~ ����� .'),-������--'���'. ' Bernard's Express Mooth of Quesne-1. v: ��� ���: '"��� *- O -������ '" -*5 , d<^ ��� "' * ���V^iJtowlsa..-''*: - i- .^^_Barnard?s Express Clinton City, - - - - u .do Ta^ - - '��>���.-' Mr! Krans, Barnarfs Express Office UUaoot, "'. F. W. Foster, -;. dp ,, , (k\iv^ New Westminster, - Vr;?: - .���������Clarbson & Co .Yfcfcem- - - - * - : ":' Thomas J.rBurnes \ELiECTI0N FOR CARIBOO; WES*^ ��� -' . ��, . .-^ ��� ' . TO ADVERTISERS:^' *- ��� ^t''^:'V:ittl'.'''Ca'r)b'6o Sentinel** is published every:8aWr^fty^ ���renin?, &t(5 o'clock.. Advert'isements intended for: - ina�� nion must bo delivered at latest at cig ht O^clopk, >.. ���v. ���; jri.i on; the day pf publication.'...��.,'V, ��� -. .-;:.:v ... :fa'" .'J , ifmara and Mhcrawishragto Bend'llThe Cariboo Son- fv ffUVn^ito their Wends in Canada,. Enghtad, tbe:Unitod ^ ,.< ��ffe*tOT or"cls��wherei can have H;roaiieit;.by;. leaving ��� '"��������� aadreasesltt tho publication .office. XTice, rxcLcniJic ; / :pMU��*,>l.-r'; :?f' tlr :-ij "���l-.:-ll-- \ ..' ��� ->���. . ���"������������ * :;.; ?��� i^ Q^^oaporidanta^jp^inj articles for publicationnnder: *b��ir do plum** -must*entrust' us with their names in , f.':.,,i etn&dcne*. -To this rulo we must rigidly.(adhere.�� ;" ,--Ti ���> ��� BAttOlf^ .-/���''.. .'.L ^ *^o&d ^ to leave ^���._ti-ja--i -���--^bis_^Excellency: ;V farrago of ^ TbeSovernment; recognizing 'the atiomaly of fallowing Mr. Moberly to bold his seat in tho toouncil any longer, Mve called upon him to resign either his Legislative position or his official"appointments ^ cnaice of the honorablegentleman doing the latter, *o that ere ��iany weeks elapse the* electors of the Important district of Cariboo j West%ijl haVQvan opportunity to select a fit; and proper person to represent:-.tfoein in thp Councils'������ The people *>$this upper; country; ought -to know pretty rwclLby;this time jthp great importance:6f; having a fearlees And independent advocate ia the House. Had the Cariboo districts heretdfpretbfeen represented by thoroughly independent men, whose inior- ests were:identified with those of the .people they represented, the infamous measures passed last session and that hafe<well nigh ruined, the country would never have taken the forn^ 6f vlaWl o The time has arrived ^fewhen the elesitm sanaidt neglect $wdr :^uto$*>(^ ipeiv form them, in a earolessf or indiscreet manner. The 5 next Sessioa^of Ihe Legislature will; be the most importaai that; ha,s eye'r been hold,; and upon Itho,;electors'jKf^iofeqo.' ^oat(vdll | defvblve ^tteV&luti^^ moment not Jmly to -their own district ^.ut^jto the^wh*oie eountr^^^ pie ^hpse privilege! Uwinjshp^ else their rights of freemen be regardlesp4 ot theirsduty'%- Frpm^what -W0 kpowptttem/w^ cannot think sp,mea]^x>fth^ ?*;'*���� ^iimetg strike a blow, at that insignificant 61I-, Mutant nonsense in tholshape of an address,, gai^TS'^^an^s^'^ J %S ^ft^ciSfef ffefekrnc Cferistii^ bbits^ iftr-Wbine elb out] ^Sfeiiishiiess^ aud. Ihostili ty .to ^^^ry other in ter-, :&*&fr igitattoh' ih^favor of Uniorr iw^ating^ uiu estpu&ide^^their.o^n to^hi;a|MpugKi t^e ''& ^anSinfli^npe;that$r�� : ^ ^ an#odu��ei:���'-.'�����. Of-couiae .t2ap;'���;��&&* ofejeet of; ��� :the ^rprnpter^^f i^:^a^rpss^a*:to^ endeavor^ :'.::to -exS^ ' - A- ^^f-\ v.":?'- ^*^-:��-v *& - w'V i/.-;V ''v~'i;i-v' 5��-A'^K^-*ii:ii''i>'V' hisiBxcellencYjOna-queatioalhatthe pontwSal v tricksters dfi^#p^UtljC��^l.^ttfatihia pxpel^ S' '������^���leiicy; iS/jgjfS;^^ W has : only pfevipM^ly iouched[}toie^^yffieir,*] rt a^mo^itj^ainstbinlS;^ V f his -pursuers vv.howj^r,: fpr^ apd; :? poir^edreplyhe^s.r^tipe^ttey^hd all^e^ ������"llS^e^^^lfeh't^ so^aiMe ub^; 3^;; ��er(am^ :"|L^Jiw>be^e^^^^ Goverhbf?s?ft tumj ? ^ ^ihahi ever beibrey Seymour has Ja'^ v cinatidn Hhat; New l^stminster^was British CplunibiA,butOhiKP^es ha^beeh'ppened^ > lafe'felt^J^e^^ capital; of #hfe; ' "'���;. ^pMtrv>iSjOariii^ ��7here all the U��e<&n^yU ^H-fia^ the"irw^ *7 Ttop^erJfpr iHi e^ttsiverbehe^ seF fisifi;iotI Pwutts in J|u4 vio^alle^ ^apitalris^ pffl '���?: ^^^^ai^b bdUd^uVth^ L !; $eQipe.3^3perou^ ..',"";��� Ipir J^utidre j Jp^qns5 ^in-J^ew ^^stminster; ^ i?^^reVo0^ i^u - .^S3^"';^-^^^ol6a^ ...,..M^!'^^j^.|ji^:(j^^j^ ; ; .^^te&CtlS^^ ot thejeaMtei > ^ v^p?ifio;;Utmp8fc M^extremity of ���;the- Northern ^"^^S^e^vpic^oF theVpepgie is almost uS- :;. / y$&$$i^ ��� X^>}^lin%wlth>:^ niu toH^'. ^A} %ti&* and adt^tags^^Goyernor" Seymbttf Is now^$fflT>y^ed.wi^v^ plaiyingl . .."���;,;., -'V&i|0Sfe06si&:^ltil^ "}\jfigv.ia :'4&^ies��ince of^fer Jttajestyi; ^Thetime hascdm^wtel;'^e-ri^estic^ toust be set at. F A^SHIO "";' ���������-��� "**. :.':r ��� " i Brooks & j Patterscm/ nr��� - ���-���' Q o O D B E D $ ' ~ r-:A-::vk^r ' '- ?��� ���������,.;AT ;THj3.. r , .? "'"��� "''^;" fASHIOf HOTE 15 ;"ST;'". '":ii,':'-.''���' "-'���''V-^'e6sJ&-'-: a/. '���'������' ^lo;noiqpi, oqf oiisbddo ^ooais inoraitieAoo -'���.���>'J.T'SI^UOiI.OIAfH3:-''.;i-iv- ^liiHxdiDl^ft/i^oois v- " 'v;xsao*aYT*anx;''.-;^''^ ������-';,"���,���, 1*. MATTHIKSSEK & :CO;, *..���- ;", v; '-������: ���,;':: f roprietori.;; .St-.Vi Unxok*." We"tee\ satisfied that governor S^y- rnpur will hot endeavor to mislead tbe pecre- ;:" ^tary prState1 on "this ;gr^t sulyect, and!iMt notwithstahdihg ihe pptty hostility of vaffew: ,.;., .-pdlijkral mountebanks in New^e^tmipisterhe ,?' ^^yill en<3teavpr, whilst at home itpj p.*?t)*piifee the ���^ ;'settlementof tej:^uestJoi in^jttia^iieT7 that .,; i i^ill conduce to tb^h%n��st4ntereafe of British. ^. .'^ ..J^piumbia -TMXQ i? otply one para? p}'. (graph in hisrBx^llency's.rejply^iipon which Nwo v^would join. issue witjh. njin;\anci ihat is <5vhere ho points t^ the siofiey Wd out i& this ^i^per c0uutry.on rokds ^ts a.counterpoijp'.'.to '.^���^^^'^iSi^pps^taxes iin^'osedpnminers. J)l& s-: it never occur'io his.E^eljency that tkapsih- ?g *?- Wc "Ppv^aii^, raised: cWefly/rpni the" ipihers ad4 6*K/^Kade3T8 of'fte upper.cpMtry��is spentinmak ; ilig roads and avenues in and around New ���^'"^W'wtmiiister, and yet-the people there do not " r^on tribute one dollar in excep tional taxation * t^> the revenue. Why-then should miners be . > .^arged and Westmijisterians lpt off? But we i ^i.toge;ther pfotpst agdinst the assuhiption that u grand trunk road, made tb open up the .. j r jcouptry, .is ^^uy means, for, the, exolusivp ��*r? - a4^totage.W*tfe*jninin^^^ and. wa fiyft^r .prejjpsit; against any; exceptionai .tax- J' alio a ^Late^er being imposed upon miners as *' i.thoy^r-e^btitled to justtee^andequityaa well] as any^^otiier patt*pf.the; commpnyealth. iSSJ-Thero is ��t pr��sen 1 ...-p&.ur &iUch.bn, i-eith* s- c"'fck����; with touHsgs, ��� Tbe J!uie E&cster w&e ; Uvid����tdii?-*��ili6d s^v>ft THE 'CARIBOCfi POLITICAL PLATFORM. Thfe^ctcrtrs <o�� Garilio^West- wM shortly tnP7 *^^9rfeity���������<of;)fihdwihg Whether they^'hpld^the ^lieons; ;ife"whibfct"tiaey,-':have1 go t: prpdi t ^A^teetljoa is St^nd^afai through^ the -riieansithe constitufipri^allows every man cam prove wnether he! is^in la^^^f?*'^* '���., .C"-~ ~ 1} }vsid'M^x*' ':'^' ���"' ': "- . ���'". .REPEAL"OF THE GOl3)JEXPORT TAX!; ^ * ..:.;' ' '''^rAnffqSTMENT^OF.TA^XATIONi'^''' *5 :^ '���!: ;', VABOL*rrioN o**? boad tolls! '>t ,';; X* ;EEF6RM;.0FTHE BEGIStAW^OtJNOILI/" sot Fallowing offkuai^ sbiyf vors iHEiR own ';T'^ ," -:r'/\";' .'.SALARIES.^ I ;"-��� ^.-.:j- .- ;��� f{,"'-t ;��� A;*ew ASDSOTSDTARlFy^%Wil:-r ��� ;'f '��;/' '^^.v -'' :Westmmster is npt'ruhg put^bpldly,and mantJ full^at the forthcoming el^ pecjrile;who ha*vO the^pxjw^46.dp itremain ^11 tifcarvJive's in politicalJsertSpm .and ac-. ;knowl#g^:;^Kini^oH^i: to th^ capitaUi-''' : ': " *" ""��� ': '"'^ ' :'"'" CSestaurairt, MATTHIE3SEN:fc<CO:,i ~ \ f(;.,.;' . ' -''.'��� 'Proprietory ___.. -victoria; v. i.^ ��� ' ���.;r-'^;-���:;:;:; y;.:' ���,;"kA>rTHiEsasar;4:co:T ��15'-: ��� ?���-��� ���-' " ^ *:'��� ������-���.. .. -���' - ;^,,'-.':.. '' - Proprletorip. CAMBR027TON, ��� WlIJJAMS GREER, B 0 WHOLESALERS ��5 RETAIL, GROCERTEB, " : * cv; PROVISIONS, ��� ^ XIQUORS; ������/:������-"-jv -" ^-���'���'^.'^'bt'r'.r:.. SB���rAR8j : ',-��� . K'.V';;V^;-v rjr^.v;* f ^TOBACCO,/ CROCItKRY; ? v .: - i: ��� .- ,/:,,;. Vii- ���'��� --r MINING UTENSILS, ..y :..-..:v.:-.,;r-;.-. ��� STATIONERY, -'''..; -^^H^Wvi^v--'^vCLOTHINa' ���:���"" - ������; V'V/BOOTga SHOES t * i)jnr gooijs, Ac, Ac ' /^^^Qoods bought at my Store, will be do- Uvered FREE OF CARRIAGE to all portiooi of William* Creiek. ' ^ v - ���:-;;;'-; :V.:;.'���"���";" ?]?-&<?<<:. S. ELSASSER, WAKE CMP JAKE Saloon! AND1 I ��� v.-�� l Barkerville, B; G., " ^' -.- ;��������� :!r[; ;H;:-vAi-K^LY,..-^P8iin'0R.v:-;^;-''' ETcrything isdone m connection with th'ii :wtanh"ali< ment to giyo satisfaction to the cuatomerg. - '���i; t,Q; ���<��-i. rTywrTTrmf*^rm��g ���NEWv^ABVBRTIS^ffiNT&c THB*C0'PiaTNERSHIP\.busines3 berctpfore> carried i'on bythe-undorfiigneci na's'ne^a this'day disaolvod by mutuai-.conseat* ci v ���= ��� ^..,... ,, -, 11* ��� �� 7 -, , * -4- < ��� ���?, . ' ��� ���.--"-. - , .- ' -.-.�� ;^ ; -���BOBT.,:R..CIARKET-- i"^.I ;";"��� .'>���,..; r"r:' :.; CHAKLESS.M'Arr..H ��� BM^^^mOj'Sp^t. X4th,l8��5; '-.*- J ..'.^-i r I,'*.. ,,��������� , iys*\ . .���l -^ -��� hv*:.'.'^.':v^' ���!>: The above, bnslaass win-^m. p^turabe;Carriedioa;~by; -&>&tvB.-.-Claikeg- who ia ulonc^uLhbrizcd to collect'tho1 de"bts due to tbevlaie'-jBarin and to wbom the'sariie are to be paid;;A- The debtsfiof*tap abwe-'nim will bo paid, by tlie said Root: *tv Clark; \- . , ' 1��>,. f;;;V;B*l^ . Havp o^n liahdia/large stock Pf the following goods just .arrived, wblcb they will sell at the7'; ��� /""' ' ! Xowest Market Rates, Tia: *r.-^ ' ���:*> ;GEOCERra,:;'pQcl��ding Belt I ��s/-' Jams,:! ��U knde of Saacas, &c.,) >W- ���;��/!��� ������������ iri 1^^,-;-v �����<.';i' . ��� ^:a'i<:;.PJM>VISlbW.^^ HARDWAEE, iCHWCS��ftT, .^ <.::. ������* ' ��� - ���iftQrjORS: 1VTNES, *'���" "^:' i-- . ���n"f' -",: '-��'^- ������' ,:X,:- 'sboars^ tobacco; : yr; - ������'';��������� ^���'v'.v- :%r;.'ir.)h iu-h ';������ ��� ��� /STATIOKERt; CLOTHrNG, ;;: -'��� ^, t 7 v BOOTS AND, SHOES,. Mrwa.OTEK9its,:inciudingv;^;.:.- -V;; "";:";���; '-*'-" r'1 ���^ 1 ""'���,' :4, ��� .. SBOTBLS; FORKS, : ,"' v- ^ m'^-' ;���-;' -������*'",' ' "."���^-.v������ * ?^v".-,,DU.CK/>ROPB,- i'%-^ v ' .: ���..-���-' -���' FIQES; &��;��� jbc. tVrj53^;*Particuliir atfe^atton is called to oar' fine ;stook of.LIQUORS, ���WINES.&.SEGARS.... :: ' i ������ "".' ; SarkeryJUQ, ?12th June, 1866.U -4 ��� v i ; : Kf ���; ;"' EY*My ^YENING- AT THS Fl��Hffilft^*L#:Olt BiSBKERVILLK ALL^THE ^���QV1E^'^?-^Si. ;ARE INTO ��� '.-ViBilliards, Excellent --Refreshm'enta 'and ih�� heat of. wder o*D^erred, 'j.; ,.-���;-������ w: .A>. ��t,;.. ^y*��^^twi, ,-;-^.��v. ������_.-'v,s^ ���\.jMA*erm,& CO.. '__ ��� ' ' - " '���' "'��� J'"'' '���������'������'��� ������.���^������^���'^���: ��� .' . 3v-BAk;^.rtY:;';-' :?; . y ��� mNKlMJFTCJY.NOTICE. ' In tho County Court ^pf British ^Gelamblad :,:-:��� ;���-,..������ c'^a'-^Hoiden��:>at Richfield.- '';���,���--������:��� :'.'���': THK; StmSO RIDERS begs "to intlniata Ithat >���, hu ft. ��� -coritly-erec'ted and^ttod tip-in tho bept style hii ,'!-?:^ "'?��� ".?WW.'BES^A-lJrBANT* , " fto services of .a' good coot hare been, engird, idA tbe <bdardPvrill be ofHhe'^best- desdriptioii. < IX'jrsa* to" board;very-moder-at���C;H^"'^^v^^.TI's? .;���,'.; \ ir.it-,,'? v$3* Meals Ready %t a3l iiours.���5?ai ! ;; In the^BAKEHr Depa-rtmeht PBESH BREAD, mads from >he Tery iincst flour,,. wiU be. kept for sale^ at tlit lowest 'ciiarket rates. ''���"JACOB ;VELTK.' FROM ^/.���"*": -'..;-"in��Ai^RiiirrcT. .���^;-'.���.;;���::?^ ?;i v v���: ���' ������. Ja: re Francis ��ostb:��,��� a BankTopi. .;���-.., ���:'-;",.,, WHEREAS,a Petition of Afijudication of Banlcruptcyi _ bearing date the 16th day of August- 1865, has "beea'duly: n led! by" Francis Dust in,. of. Williams croek^ Licensed Victualler'and,-5litier,;,.aafl hehayingbeen declared Bankrupt, is hereby, required iio surrender 1 .higiself ;to ' William George Cox. Esq.;��� Judge of Hne ^buh^Cpurt^on Friday, the 25th day of August, 1865; Tor a 'first examination, and: on.iionday, the ,25th tday. of September, t;1865,: for a secondexamination j at. the hour of one, in the..'fflCterooon,' precisely^ ���'. on cacb day, at the Court Housti, TOeuaeid, and maka a full' discovery and disclosure of his estate, sad?effects;. when and :where the creditors are; to comejpr^parodto prove their debts,.a!nd at tbe'firs,t sitting: to choose /Creditors' /As- rfgaee -and . oxamine the;" Bankrupt. \ AU jpeirsoas,: laden ted.' to the Bankrupt,-or who have any of bis effects^ are not to yajy or deliver ihe same but to M. G.J Fhiiiips; Esq., Gffl^iai Assignee, and giro notice to'Fraa- ^ ,cis Dustio, px '-���-\ _;.'.:i: ���;: '. ���.���'"'"'.���'���""���������'f.-v.um, : ���:r- Ajrent for *Pett'tfdaw, Richfield. ' k Dated August 16th, 1866. ���. 12 ��� WHOLESAtS AND RETAIL DEALERS W BARKERVTLLB^ fpHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully intimate that they J. are now prepared to supply in quantities the above h jghiiy recommend ed PALE A LE & PORTER, in cask and bottle, of their dw.nb.rewing. . ���4ST.4 trial solicited;.. . ... :*";-;. vi- KERR.& DUHIQ. " : Q'uesnfl*i��c��thvl*ith Sept.-1865..! * 16 Auctioneer, Mining Agent, and. Collector, , ^f All Agency Business attonded to. ^ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE. Ia the County Court of British Columbia, held at Richfield. RICHFIELD. ���> In r�� Judah Boas, a Bankrupt WHEREAS, a Petition for adjudication of Banknipt-' cf, bearing date the 15th day of September, 1865, has been duly, filed by Judau Boas, of Bajkertillo, Williams Creek, in British Columbia, mereh��nt and storekeeper, and he having been declared a Bankrupt, is MSROHASTB ANO DSALEISS m s ion s, Liqu or s, And every other description of Goods reqnir: ed hy the Mining-community,. - :m" Moderate Terms. In the .County Gour^ef. British .Columbia ''��� -?:-��..--;,'���->rLyf��� :'* iN^BANKItUPTCT..���" * ; - , .; .ti ie it wh ard .G ameros, . a Bankrupt. \ WHE*&BAS, a^peiitioa for adjadication of Bankropt- cy, bearing date the-17th' day of August; A. P.,. 1865, has %am duly^filed by Eicliard Cameron, of Vi)- Mams .crock, ia'the colony of British Columbia, H��l��l aad Eati&g House Keeper and Miner, and; be* having been declared a.;..BaQ~fcrapt, is hereby required to surrender bimsolf to ^the 'Judge of the County Court, at the Coert House, Biobnold, on the 31st day of* August instant., and on the 25th day of September next, at onep^clockin the afternoon of each day, and make�� full discovery and d isclosure pf his estate and efli'cu, Wheh and where tho*creditors arb to.oomo prepared w prove their debts, and at-tbe first* sitting'to choose assignees, and' at .the last sitting the said Bankrupt is required-to finish his examination; All persons indebted to the said Bankrupt, or that have any of his effecu, are not to pay or deliver tho same but to Bf.G.Fullu'p'i the Offlcial Assignee. Richfield, 21st August, 18S5. " General Provision Store AND precisely, and for a second examination on Monday,, the S3rd day of October, at the same hour, ��tt the Court House, Rich- field,-and make a .full disclosar'a of his estate and of. fecis, whoa and where tho creditors ar�� to come pre- pared'to prove thoir debts, and at such first sitting to choose AssigneeswaA examine the -Banfcia.pt.. Ail persona in-lebted 10.the Bankrupt or who hive any of bis situate on'the'East Bank, opposite the Waebburno claim, LOwhco. ?';'-������ . ���; EDWARD SHEARER, Proprietor. Lowhoo, July-4th, 1865... . ��� . f LOWHEE CREEK, E.I LIQUORS,"of the. b&'t quality only, kopt ojq .lia>d. ' '*��Srv?4fa'Hcnsa ia SUfiiiei 'til th* <?b*ltt*mrtra dalito",- rtatlrff tim. bailie. ���ti^����U,t,rf��, ..#v LL PARTIES indebted to to firm of PIN & CO., of Rich0eld, by Notes or Book Accounts, are requested to come forward and settle -their accounts before the 15th September nex.t, all notes or accounts net settled then will be put in Court for collection. By;order of the Trade Assignee, t ?���:. ,...,, ' , H. SKIRLEv BLU>T. Williams Creek, B;*C, 20tb Aug. .I860. . I4 To the Gentlemen of Victoria, British Coium- hia, and Puget Sound. GOVERNMENT STREET, VICTORIA, (o'pposi^^ Bank of British Columbia) begs to announce tw ho hasjusl received Ex Philomela irom Loodou��ufl nor last steamer from San Francisco, French BojBK .^ Boarrors, WlLneys. asd-alnrge assortment of Engl; and Swtcb Tweeds. West of England BroadolotbSj.(��u PhAd^Vltc. V 'Tbe lateetrEngiisb and American tm; invati��u*l*rty receive^,'/: . ;.'"**- *��������� TliE CAMBOp SjENTOEL JiAIlKERVILLE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 16; H>5 New Roads.���������The weather for the past two weeks has been so: incleinent: that cprapara* tiVely little progress7 could" be made With the new roads in this; country; -.The Williams creek road 10 being pushed forward with as S3!'2S'ffl������S2SC?5������^^ MINING INTELLIGENCE. had. touch t6'contend ,witu in vthe; severe weather,which has Impeded ^his operations greatly and rendered what .is made of his road almost; impassable:;; The Alexandria- co^ar^ QuesneJlToad-is also in a bad state from the probably be finished in a ;few days;--.The Prince of Wales co^y have their pump in o*v ':-A'-< 'Ul'jl vJ^WtliLTAMSfCREBK.' *��������� }\f?\ ��������� The effects of the late violent foods oii ffijs creek-ate scarcely visible no w. ,;Thc most active exertions have been used by. the owners Of Claims to repair the damage,,^and their efforts generally: haye been croWried:witlii success. ;���������:' On ;thai part: :qf the rcfeelc between Cameronton aril ��������� Marysvillc the claims are still partially filled; with water, 'but.it is expected thai when, the ,tea^e?Ja;tl|e: Bed? Bock Drain at Adams claini is repaired they: will all be able to resume worfc = With the exception of the claims being filled with water.they have sustained very little damage. The Drain CARIBOO llSr^T^REPORT^ II I mi rain, which makes teaming- a matter of great difficulty: With"reference to a letter of a correspondent regarding,this toad, we think that instead of any blame attaching to either con* :tractor or superintendent the, fault is with the Government, who should have given out the ���������contract early in thespringvthat ther.oau might be comploted and the", ground consoli- . dated'before/tiie wet season seVin.; life have the opinion of a '"rcrth^:4he/;w6rkvordered* to be done, and ^oin^lainedVof by' Mr.'Williams^ is the best thing,for thoroad ultimately, althoiighit may render it sbft^ for the ?presen>seisdh. So far ���������*." as the su^erihtendent isrconberrie(l, the public have unbonded ^nMencevih^his ^perior v���������* qualifications ipr the^ositiohwhich he holds. - His experiencb ara practical road maker and ^his^kn^ ?cvcr^ -the opinion of good judges the Alexaudria- \i Quesnel road is wdll niade;butifichief draw- ;^; ^aclc is. Jh^:i)t;is ;6nly:i^^ the ,,,���������:, fault however 6f4hat^ ^ ��������� ftractor or'superintend^ -:- ��������� f' \' :::A ::fe , I)*.: puff, Ifresbytferian * -Missionaryj,- who has ���������sheen a resident; in ^ Cariboo -oyer thirteen v TOonthSr^the longest ^period:, any^cleigymah lias remained ;m*tbis; inhospitable! ���������region^ , /wilLtake his - departure^in theCcourserof two weeks for another Sphere of duty in this col- ��������� '^^ <creek he lias gained the: respect andesteem ���������*������fiQ.������ nil classes; whilst his earnest labors in tlie .i-weausci to "which; he^Kta'^ev^d^jiimself :have I^heeiiv fruitful^ ^ iain thafrth^ ; the "district will-?ipr:^ii%W;Tlii&'''tb..'retire with^ ������ ojit; presenting ;������ini' With a-subsbintial mejri^n a k rial 61. the warm and sincere regard whica ���������F i-aribpoites entertain towards him; ;; .- \;���������������;��������� Tn������ Wkatfikb.-^We.have, had during.the *'! ..present week .what is balled C$r?l>po,weather, i f # iz: aiterhatioris.of -rain, hail^ '���������frc'st and sun- sh i a c. /The wcathcr however i;s fay 6raUle for mining pursuits,* which^ lieeps,o)if "pppiife ; .in;gppd.temper.. ��������� "Ey^ry biic Js looking for *. i the Indian summer wInch will doubtless)soon j ; ���������* -setin*, giving us aiutgreeable time 'for��������� wind; "}��������� ;Jng"UP. thej^inihg. season.":' ���������;, '^. :; '; m \-, i$ Heavy SuiT.~Fbiir.pf ��������� tht? Erfoson. ;Gc4d Mining Company, r who were .* ab out;;* to: 1 ea ve | * 4he country with;$10Q,000:in" thdir^rjossession, ; . have Keen arrested iih..this city. onVa/W'ri't, .of ;. ;4 ac. exeat regno ^issued. at theVinstancc of the .-rSaw Mill Compahyf of Williams Creek, Cari^ :-\ 'boo; an'd held to. bail; in tlie sum; of $25,000 in gold dust, lodged in. tfie;bank,; to appear -and. defend a suit brought against them by the complainants to^ ;rccq>T3r the^'sum*'Of $50^000. ,":; ��������� Yicjfcoria /Chroniciei'; ;'��������� V ;,:���������.. ���������/';%���������. ;-v. .���������; i . ~i ;.; FlRK AT Nisw;^^ ��������� state that a^ fire broke but on the night of the" 5th inst. in Holy Trinity C^iircfi^'New West- . min?tcr, >yhich resulted in the almostfcpnir plete destruction of that fine edifice.;' The . Ilyack Fire Company rendered most effective assistance in stopping the flames from communicating wi th the ne w*. tower an d belfry, ��������� which escaped uninjured. -The church w^as !. insured for $5000, but tbat sum WiiFnot coyer . . the loss sustained*......- '���������'.'��������� -.,:������������������ ��������� * . .Thirtken Mile liousis.���������Miners on their way aown country will find the 13 Slile House, between Cottonwood and Quesnelmouth, well:.j provided with the. very best fare that canine ^procured.; The establishment. is-under the. management of Mr. R.S. Cormack who will make his guesis.comfortable. We recommend our mining frienas to give him a call."-" The Government Bxh^omsg ExPEprriox.��������� This party, which left Williams creek four .weeks ago, have not yet been heard from. it is prbba}>le that news will arrive next week, and wo need -scarcely say that it is eagerly looked for, as the anticipations of the success of the expedition are universal. Vaughan s prospeeting party have not been heard from ~they are but three weeks. -\ Custom Eeceipts for the week ending Saturday; Sept. 2nd, 1865: Duties (import) ������887 ���������jOSvll.; do. (export), ������1-50 5s. Id..; harbor -4^������l8-.ls. 8d;; hoadmoney,'������12.1,58.; ton- jja^������ dtfee, ������48 Is.; f^ea,.4s. -'��������� Total, ^lj416 eration" clearing but the water, and by Moil day they will likely be able to get into their drifts agaih.--A new coy, called the Black Douglas, have commenced a tunnel in the hill opposite the Prince of Wales:���������The "Raby <jo1^ are at work again taking out gold.���������The Dead Brolte co^y ape also washing.���������The Cameron co*y arc. getting ready -to start working froni tr- shaft in a different par t of their ground * to that where ��������� they were lately engaged; this is rendered necessary by the earth having cayed near their works; they; will be washing next week.-^The Forest Rose eb'y are doing well, taking out gold from both shafts.-~-The Tinker cojy are at work1 agajri.MThe California Tun^: .'nej }s;^aid;over.-^Th;e;i Last 'Chancei cb?y are preparing ,to resume work again,���������The* Cofi^ federate and Beaitregard - co?y .have; their ma- chincry m nfiotion agamr;and are getfingout the water preparatory; id jetting ; to' worK.��������� The^iPrairie Flower cb'y are dbing;miich bet-. ter ot late than previously^ reported.^-The New York co'y.are commencing. operations^ ���������The ^evada^Eiiniiel coy are at work.-~Tha .North 'American^TuiiTiei cbjy ;are iiriSO tfeet. ^Xh:e NeVei^Siveat-e!aim;-sustaibed no;dahi- age from the ficod and is very promising at present���������The Wake up Jake co'y are work- ing,--The Aurora co.'yr have been working the ground lately in disp iite ��������� with the Saw��������� j Mill coy; it hasiiot 'turned out ,as; rich" as gener- ally.^nticipatedi���������Tlie Davis;;co?y; struck- an excellent prospect yesterUAy^ Star co}y; haVfef\b^nv troubled with surface water coinipg ; ihrotigh,;; which has ;- impeded pperatio hs in tliis w ell managed and pro ii tab 1 e olaim���������The Hit > or .Miss, -Australian,:: and \Velsh- companies'are af full work again \ the. 'la^fer i������ '��������� ;taking";*but''ah^un*ce^a day to the -hahd.^Tlw Ikitaania^ -godd prospects this. weefo^The t Slicep Skin;; Bald Head, and-Eagle Companies arcat'wpric. ���������The Foster Campbell co ^ are sinking a new shaft.���������Some of the hill; claiins above the canon are doing wbllj;;th'e hydraulieing,claim it-is said yields large*pay.���������On various parts of the creek there arc men engaged washing) tailings, and in many instances they arc mak^ inggood.;wage.s������-r:51iAing. niatters generally on theqreek are iu a satisfactory condition^ the gold may not be coming out so freely as it was i^o weeksago,; but there is no reason .fprVcomplainl oii the p;art of claim owners at present-:-The water still keeps High, in Uie creek, bufr'there is a clear passage for it, which renders";any apprehensions of.fuf'ther ^mage unriecessary.^; v? y^'j :��������� '������ ��������� " *:-��������� CONKtJN GULCH; . : ,;s. j ..,, ,;. ^ Work on this famous:gulch goes on spiritedly. ' The; Ericsoh/^pyaTe working from, two shafts. Last week, they divided. $40pto; the share. v -h ���������; - The Saw 3II11 coJy struck big pay on Monday last and have been washing up large amounts every day since; they have above 1000 bzs. fbr'lhe week:.' ; ; The Reid co'y are getting on well; the 2*ew Zealand co'y striking coarse gold at the very extremitv of the Reid eo'y's ground, five or six hundred.feci; up the: gufeh from the place the Reid co'y are working is very encourag-. ling tb the latter company. . * ��������� ��������� ��������� '< 'The New Zealand co'y arc drifting from their-new shaft, and although they have only just started they took out excellent prospects of coarse gold yesterday; this claim looks very well at preseut, and we hope the perse- verino" owners, who have stuck to it for the last three seasons' amidst great difficulties and ���������at vast expense,.are about to be-well rewarded" for their energy and pluck. ^ The Britannia co'y are taking out about expenses. . . LOWIIEB CREEK. there is very little work going on upon Lowhee creek this week, preparations however are making by most of the claim owners to resume operations forthwith. LIGHTNIXG OREKK. Work in some of the claims that were injured by the flood has been resumed again. JTBW CREEK. A party of three men have arrived at Grouse creek after aprospecting tbuvof eleven weeks. They report having, found a ne^v creek140 miles away, oa^cH they got q a wwafiOMW^o iThere is very? littlevv-changeii the market 'hereto Hole; "seretal trains mentation of st tables are gettiiig vevy;^l������mtiful-'on^th*' creek, tlip Celes-tial population at Quesnelrhouth and Kcithleys;.creek -EeejiittgC^'-"^yeiT"supplied. Potatoes,; are.,selling^ at 12". 1^2";��������� cents per lb; Jn,;pr.eyious seasons thtiy never ..were BoloXat less;thaii;:Z0 centsj)er lb.':' The/marketisWeil ���������stocked with prim e beef-an d--- mutton, ;of a quality^that would do credit������to; Smithfield. Be^fls/from 10 to^O cents per lb.* 'Flour, by retail, 2.6 cents per lb'.' ;". V ,,'��������� ���������:��������� v-v&'��������� :'7;:.^iie Ji^nT-;M^K.r^l ':T; I \i ;Lop*do;i>*ja ^uiQirkable;] ets- ferrf drHhbteHiitplbvehftn ^$&������������WfM^ bliildfns eveavin tpl'b vera"eiit;"^and^. sn&rg&mVit, .':^Tb^ electors'<of Cariboo West -5Ve.^believe'' will*:hot accept a man for their representative who;is-not sound "ori'all ithe'great questions as shadowed forthm;^ their, political .platform. We can warmly recommend: them'; to in vi to Captain.Syans, off.Davia .creek,;..who., would make:������:valuable Legislatoiy and..who is' not pnly;tliorpughiy.ipdep;endcnt but has at heart. the promotion of the best: interests of the cbl^; . qny. ;.Il������;is- spund on all the questipns of the5 ^platform'aridvwillriot be- afraid to boldly au^ ypcate; tl^emv, inVthc Jlbiisei"if hp'isfreturncd: ^e^U3^that'nQ;^ime. will; be IbMin myitjpg-* him to (come oiiti^ ^ ; ' ^ '���������"/��������� -,-.,"%. / ��������� - '} :���������'���������'l. i >i ^AiWgLITJCAL'-:RWOtti���������' \ &fr It has.been repprted..fbrCthe^p'as.t:JTe.w;. days; Black to contest ;thft seat "for. Cafib oo West; We would: like;tp see,the Doctor; or any other. New.r Westminsterite,,sliow his face iii;,tbis cii's- tricton such an=prraiict;. .Wp^believe^tliat Dr; Black' has -too^ much sense to venlure=near the Sonstituehcy fbrfsuch-a purpose at^>resent. : : tWeieommend the- folio wing vvaluable suggestions to the :afcfcentive cpnsideratioii of -the; intelhgent peopleVof this: colony. ��������� .Tho|Sex^ tract is; from %��������� letter.' that1 appeared? in ithe ;^plumbian,:pft-jhe;6to.ins|.': J^ ;I;.\! p: fit ;i������ very .usual in a.skirigjgr.. a\. whole 4oaf; onlv to spouse on tno parte. ���������w _.._._..-.���������,.-.,-. ��������� , ,_ get a: ntiw trnin of- tiibugliti?aud give rise :to theMnquiry whether, alter till/ tlie.pmeiit;.; ft>rm���������]6r;gpy.oriiuieai> iii would hot be better 'cheap-tHV'nAQShili'Sry are over-governed now--^agovernetf off tlie-face or ;the earth." . A small people, flt for:s?lf.*g&yerument, 'hoed, verv little governing, ,.5A-sort of simple Muuicip:il system, by which the.psople could fix the rate of taxation and decide the best mode of raising iin$. expendiuj it, would suit a colony, of .'a few, thou,san(t.;\yhite s������itlvrs. far. be Iter than any eHbor'at c a na#e: xg Jnsi vi������ abst r use tlieorv of adinioistrativo machinery c<to������ed; up bypsc. pie who poss*ess"a very limited knowledge -ci titer -of the- coiony or its inhabitants. Thc .fact - is we,wanU bP better in the. hands of such a man: as a^veriibr Seymour colonist with t t checks- ������iii-;guarantees or thev British. Constitution. F������w'iii number and desirous of being .-^'allowed .to- ������'mind'our own business^' without having to.slumblo over GoverhmentoiliciaLs atjevory turn, and haying our pursuits hindered and strained by official red-utp^K what we want is less government, fewer ollicluls top <y and fewer"to bother us. The pioneer colonists have d ifllculii bsH>n0 ugh to c on ten i agai n st, w i cliqut ha v i ng- merits* iprcjbiy. j^ih^d^Lim oX!V<&'tse\ Hotel in K^v;*^o{^."' CrrTi*cij .^{y��������� "tirai:;tbo whole>bunding;:lias;;;no superior in Emops or Aiderica. ! The totai ct)3t was close upua ������?00,og^'^7;';;;;._. ;,:��������� p^il',.'���������;;;-/ \ ; .. - ^S^ An in^tynce'pf ;ca^ remarkabie-eu^rac^r^asjusto to- us. A young,man-hainpd;Ward, who died in this town a short.time" ago, had a tiroiUa spaniel dog, who attended; him every place. Ou;his ;;dea.t h, the'do g. could .with d ifll culty ba kept from bis; grave},, on. being;.brought a war at returned there again.; *' This contiiiuud till *��������� j^.Ne|ys ;;fr oml Vic to ria i3. ��������� un im po r tan *; The-^Prihcess llbyaF -uiado ��������� the vpassage from y I c to ria to pra vesen d. iii 114 day 3.���������The c as������ Saw 'Mi 11 Ho 'y ��������� vs. Ecicspn/ co 'y was; up b ef0 re the Supreme j C^ute^Tho y-mi������ebPttie new 5Chief Justieeiis Mr^bscfrh' Needhani; -"���������- LEFT.^^Mr.-Thompson,/..'who wak;,lately so .severely^injured by-avbucketiling;on^him in tliCiSurprise,jolaira^-w^.;su^iently^cov* !ered.pu; Thursday jastjVtp ,leaye: the, crtiek f0r ^ictoria^v, j^q.. ^pp^ihc; ^chang6^which H *. ^hompsori^ impdicaii ad viser^f Dr. jirpwii;,: ha4 : recommended may restore, hin^jp^eaitli ngain ��������� lency .iGbVerticfr f Seymour ���������'took hisi -!d eparture ]rom;Victoria"fpi,;;Englaiid; oh the 8th ins^ discovered nearjflo^e./.;,, z -r . ���������'��������� \. ^/^^I^e^iAfi^j'^it^ y. received .tp-day is uhiinportaht^fi ������&$,. &:0;. < .���������;;���������':���������>���������':";;. ?������?.. .JaU^Two on threo^iays^gp;.a lirse body, of ^bottle- nose'I' wliaks;..eiutore'd"Broad' Bay, in��������� tho: isliind or LeSvis. ' On bein* observed^ by; the,' flshermen: of Tong, !al'a'^^n)ihibbp-6rbdiUs:>^r6' manned}; and immcdiati-- lswentiini piir^uitiU^lnRa/ ;short; time', the, aalicrmr-u .w.ere.BUccessful in ^beaching; the,: ex Inordinary Urge numbftr ef ,98. .. ^"./V -v''* *" -- ,:^ "'"��������� ��������� v .��������� ' 4^A.-sInguru^f3c^ just, been 6bserVe\i;b;nllieniWncrtji'^"fjtvesbre, nc;irL^.'Ciz*-fKi urj In thejs'ame';ne3t%LT������ji'ound eUvLn-eggs of.ag'rey p .rt- ri ige. and three' of rairad, on s^:;;; -, The ��������� nffst,. >;asVf lost -.ly watched j- and,- after the fourteen'eggs had' beVn"hatcu- ^r;;the;;r^d:p;irtn;lgo,'^he' on'i .with ��������� threes ^ouu^. cn~s V)niyr lect.t fto .whole, ban j. .���������: * It is tho ugh t, I th*it, th e t w 0 muthorl-hacl Xougjit.for the ppJSe93ion.;c.r-'tnfl"'brood. ; "Mil^IED^XMiUlamsCr^ 'stant^ by the, Rivr DADtifl; ���������&���������"r '. Wrr;i.i:������I -Meacham to Miss iiia a. Gponis, la te of Victoria^ ,;- ������������������.; ri -t.���������������������������? ^ . I..K.J r,.������i-_��������� THE "CARIBGO SiENTINEL">���������' Cards, Bill^;Heads;^^icularsr^bsters-^nd ';���������������;<* Programmes - for f Balls'.and Theatrical; ' - - 't- "���������-". -]���������, ��������� ������������������.:��������� y :��������� ���������Enterjabi'aients, ���������;;, ��������� ^... $., - c . E&ecu fced; wjth' >f*w tne,ss- and. Dispatch at thia> OHioe. , ���������;; ' ��������� :,���������' 'Jj, ��������� ?(^ Terras;;;^derato./=^^^.; " V. _. }VtQ iriboo SentinoV'vOnlco Barkcrrillo; Williams Croek m,;yyy prune��������� ... T ,,--.,, . ., : . tt. .. ... -, simplify the present system, utt-t-call around him a few iutcHigen* advisers, who, know something more about the,ntants (?f ahewcountovtlnm could be picked '.npjfi tM streets or club-liouses -ef London, I leel satisiied tluit tho'affairs of this colony would be bettor admiuistertd, and at half the present co3t." GOLD C0MM1SSI0NEU?S COURT. '. : "'.(BiforeW. G. Cox}'K^.) ���������"��������� ;* . ;; Friday, 15th Sept. 1865.; ' Hanlcy vs. Oampbell co-y, -Mink Gulch, Geo;- Washington for em an,���������-This was a suit for'$90 wiges. Itappeared from the evidence however rthat plaintiff was a shareholder in the co'y, and the Commissioner dismissed the case. ' - ��������� rt ,-. ��������� Saturday, 16th feopt. Burk ri. Anderson.���������This was an action for an interest in the Shenandoah claim, Williams creek, winch defendant had taken up after, the lay-iny over time had expired. The case was before the Court on a previous occasion. when Ihi&fgot judgment in his favor. The defendani brought forward new evidence today which completely establisheds his case, anil the Commissioner reversed his previous decision dad gave the claim .to Anderson. It appeared1 iu evidence that plaiiitiil bad no less than }hree claims laid over. toil NOTICE -IS. -HEREBY GIVEN, that weVthfl i"unier- li 'signed. have, ihis d ;<y; by. mut'u'aihcongent*dj.ssplv.ed parin'ccsh I n .��������� The b usi ness here toforc carrjsd otfKy t h 0 firihVof CltAN'E &;HOUGH will be continued by P. 'iiOUGir. , Air persons jhdebtod^to'' Uie "sfelii Crane & H^iigh-arc "requested'^0 dome forwi'rl; and fcet-Uc:;. ami .all porsous wiihconiiu.accourits. willy send them in for setUcmeut. ���������' . . ''������. :- , j 'SAMUEL CRAKE, .������������������';'���������- .:;!���������������������������-, ..',-.;,-;.;^'>"v; riuhard hough. Lowhee Creekv.Aug. ��������� 20th, lS������5r ; ';. ' 14 ."������������������i,a:,'C.a;r;d;'';: .^:-:< 'v fOHNGLASSEY, Collector of Rents,r>6bte.. O ; &C., Slaving com menced \business; ,r������������sp ;ctful \y so li ��������� cits a sliflre of the public patronajjyr:ahf.rtru'sls'ttjai by pronip t a Ltcn ti on to n usi liesS, h c svi 11: secure th'e aaui������, and give general satisfaction. ;���������'���������*'' : "- v;; .; - . 1 Money handed over as soon . as-; colh;ct<?dv ' *" Odlce���������Government street, corner of Bastion. RotVroiices���������W. S. S. Greon,' Esq','..dud W. W. Drake, w m. m w ifll . mm ski n :i::. I' Ai 0 PRIVATE BOARDING, R, N. C, BAILEy, begs to inform his Iriends an'*" the public that ho has removed from tno.OrIe;!ti> House to the Ax������lo-A>iejifcax Horjsr^ oruer%f yah .-; :ihd Douglas streets: Ladies, gf'ntli-'men im'l lamil if. > visiting Vi'ctom,'wiil And good Boiml and Ix>tlging -,ji the most'reasonabl" i������rms.. Also, well Furnished A-Knots to let, with or without Board. > ' 14 less __���������_-_.- lMPORTAt~TO MTSSfW. ���������After a mason's hi J&.:4d.. .Nomherof pa^engorsi entering at ^^.^^^^prMa^] pan, at a aepta of 8 feet Irom diggings are.'" ^tte ^'V^^^^^Sl ^^i^i������^e*������3f-, F<** 6������t diss ar- \%l^m^'; t&y cisWcr ,ib������ ?te- ROBERT EDWIX.. JACKSON, of tho firm of.i1r.ik-> ^ . Jjicksoiij.Govornnifmi stivot, Victoria, .'Salici;*".*.:, has boen duly appointed a Notary 'Public jn and Hir-cui Colony of VancouVi.T-Islau'1, hy enmmission, luidvri;. 1 ha.nd.j^nd se>l of .the Ar,cbbishop oi Caiitei:burv, bluing date the 7 th day of Juua, A'.D., IS60.' ' *" ' ��������� li E. C.; dlLLtTTfT, ^ , II1IG -8CBVBY������!;;^HTfflpgg, ������������������'������������������ ��������� ��������� -Offioe���������CAifE������ONTO>^V:' ���������- 10 ���������..,>'^-t*-������*i������������n(*������^> E&R&BftVILLE, SATURDAY, SEPT; 16* '65 ff������ l'^'.'g CARIBOO POLICE COURT, (Before W. O. Ox, Esq^ J; ^1 v ; : Tue^a^^p^J2fe An Indian vs. M. C. Davw.^Action for*6p, wages. Judgment tor plaintiff- ' . COUNTY COURT..; -. '{ ; ^1 :''.'��������� '���������" *.v..���������;���������.;;.:'; ..(B������fbM W. G. Cox, Es44 <Vi::!'���������;&. \- -. . i : ..'' Tuesdayv-Sepbl?th. ; Monnev v������. Adams.���������This yv.vm ah action for &$ 8s. for beans supplied to defendant when they wens-selling at $1 Ji tbl Tha;Court not deetning the evidencei sufficient ^dii^iflsed the case." .-,'"���������>"-'"-���������-*.-',-'��������� -"' .������������������ " .-,r -4- ---";f ���������;. 3 OOLONJAL MOTEL, IJewWestminster? ltatl& C4twiUy JtEWJ������. Cram*? BaOTHma, Proprt?tcrR. ?v:v;v;;;, FORT HOPE;: GEORGrE IJLNaVOraT, Gen-rai Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ate., Fort Hop?, Bj C, J-;;;?F;0RT;;Y'ALe;HOTEL,;.;.; -^ ; ��������� ; ^Kelley & L^e,Trbprjet������TS, GOOB BEDS, Oocrt, Accommodation and- tho Bsst of liqtm* at the Bar; Stabling for Horses,**. :tfC, THEBANK.OP '; ihcorpbrate^d by Royal Crtarteri IN J$������&t> SHARES,".OF $100 EACH, ���������,'.. ��������� "^tlviPowe* tb; Increased''.. LAM3R; FROM KOOTENAY. ������������������-������.<���������*���������������_��������������������������� J*.--!' *' "' tern Mr: -Geo. Bent, who has just 4seturned i from Colvillc,.wherehe has bee^nwiUi a freight ��������� trata^ive Shove obtained > tire fioll^ mation^Tli������ newa fronV the (diggings |was Z generally good, ��������� butIdid" not possess any ape- : cial feature of-ihfCTcst. ' With.the exception ���������^tff WHd Horse "Creek diggings' little actual mining haai feeenfdone,?������or has^i^h pay^eeh ciruck^ i������%kfetBig JBen&ncc^iit^ ther creeks previously*'retoQy������&r3?fffiv&z&e--* VA^'WmKLE^CAKPBOO WEST. qpSfS above; splendid;&>teli*'n6w open for the public^ 1 the^roprietor having taken great pains through,the -winter u> make U the most superior nouse In Cariboo. Good accotmnodatiomv with. suits of-;rooms��������� for ladies t*,.:, or private parties. Attached to'this Ilotel is a - ��������� f S. *SFlRST^ CLASS \ R^AURA2s������ &': BAR, ���������*' where twin.*"?��������� obtained the;most choice brands of Wines^ Liquors ,'Cigars, &c. ,..'-,..; :; y'',j ';.lS/Z '���������' .'v .' ���������: ' :--���������' ; - - * - ���������; N. ��������� L; McCavfrrt, rroprioUv;. BO"tISE.-i BETWEEN QUESNELMOtfPH AND COtTOKWOOD. RiCHARD? S;i AS tfC&T OPENED THE:ABOVE.HOTJSB^ AND ; would solicit, a call fro������ - illor Trarellnff- Fublie. where;/will be found a &6b& Tables Liqnpra and Cigars of .the finest quality arid beet brands. L Us- ]( .;..������, : iSr^Seo^Stabllngf���������Hay and 0*t*, Ac. ���������> :k::A; "i N; B; ���������K; !'S������* p. is not reapousibU for amy. 4*hta ������on* vtnteted Dy;the^i^:Fr6j&leitt ' A^gusUtb,,1865^"';',;��������� '���������'-'" '""���������"���������'" *'-"'s:''-':'" ��������� ��������� ���������. :.IN' VANGOUVBR ISLAJSD, ^ Vl'CtORIA���������9ank of' British Columbia; NANA I MO���������Bisk of; British Columbia; * ^'t$ i^i^GOLUMBiAf ; ;;;.; NEW WE*^iNSTE*R^Bah1cior'totlab(^limWa;-^^; *YAI*K~Bank of British Columbia;��������� ���������'v;<:., ; ; M yi% MOUTH QUESKEI*���������Bank of: Britiah 'Columbia? . . -V: -.. rIN-.T:HE-lMT^:STi^;;;..:;: '1^ SAK TEAKC1S60^-B ink of; British .Columbia-;" {* PORTLA^D^TiEGOX���������Bank oCBritish Columbia;., } v,-:V: :y^^r"������ MN; 'jOi^D^X:'^.;' - : -i^'i ��������� -"1 3iNk;>0*F M^DHTiREAXi, ': ;m;^---::^..''BRAN(M������S;&:AG8^CIE8:'^..'. Uoatranl.".'Toronto,' Quebec; Hamilton, ^London, Klng- Bton," Cobourg^ Belkwille, Braritlord, BrooV ' ;;.;',' vitt������J,Whitb,y,,X>eterboro);brtawa^ > . ; ������odericli; Strat'ford(r*Mctoh> Ferih, ':*..;*.;' .'���������'��������� < .o.^y-l'-y-l''-^'- Sfmcoe^ St^(Htheriuo������;;; ���������. ������������������-���������! Tj>j^sf^^Bk^Brittsh Corunibla^-W) Loaibard m tmM^M Paid tip Ca ^ndiviaod' Hkaj������ Offticfi ^%g00;000 : .:;.i5P9.ooo :tj>ar.i HELENS Pti.-iCE LONDON, ,.;"VfV t^iianof unreasonable to presume that we shall r;��������� soon hava more definite results to chronicle. / The; scarcity;; and^dcarness of provisions in the ,BigBehd counUy militatea against prospects ihg:: The supply of provisions oh-^Vild Horse creek is abundant, flour 25c^ and other: articles ���������\ intpropdrttoUi. <^>A: consider able ^"Kriber of loaded trains were, making ^their way in/and there is^ittle ,ptobabiiityf of the supply \S9A-. ingfehor tof ;^6 den^ ; at least.' ' Mr, Dowdwey jjrad^ischarged his : f choppers on ih^Vs^ctitin} be^weei" Boundary ;.r Creek*iand Fort Sheppard, andvlio expected to' havis the entire traih? open >byj the middle, of - Aulgust^"! "Mfc'Bent speaks vrelf "of-the load^ / and says jhat good ^ijeed is^'fb&nd most of ther ���������^���������way. iHo met Judge" .Begbie^ni suite -four ^ tuiles this side-ofi-Ro-ek creeky. en route for' -. ^K^tehay^^'Colttmbian;^;/ ''.^.'"/A ', ; ij^g ������Owii.y^It is a:si^enny weekly^of the size of 4Puhch,, with a title drawn (i think) by Doyle, representing a knot of dwls vol sol* cmTconcla^an aniyy^sl^ :?and^^att<^'^te ^n gra^ic. -and';? jdcutar. .^ It is bitterly rebel in hz$f&.iAmerican' aympathies* and^ its baseless as- aertibh that; durin g the/ Fortress^Monroe cpnf ^rJi^n^^r^Sewari^h^ i ipbace tb^tweerf North and J South cfftheTbasifl ��������� of jnu^ual hbstiUties to England^ /obtained : credit ^hoWgh In tlie city ip abild- up the Con^ ���������-���������": federate cotton ioan������^ "Wherefore-lei me take i off^the tOwVs^inasfc % lis editor is Mr. Lau- ^���������re^eOiiphan^ son of ihe -EaVlir Sha!*iesbhry, aud prrv^ : eecretary to EordPalmerstpn, which Ismail I kho^ir about him;; Mr; Oliphaiit has written in6rc^*ffiaB"ohc book; Evincing more than averii &ge t&ient-a^lprobably began'the present eh!er%Ke if^fe^ " pie arrogating to it mucii^^. more importance dth^^ #servesrth^ougfe P beiii^ "posted^ >i^td- ^6; hour ahdithb day cannot afford Ixk dij^ ;: <OwVa? light���������London Gorrespondent of Sew ���������;..,ybrk tTrfeulMi.^ . :���������-���������''"���������' (}Cx FtdoD, Fire ako ^ebthuencb p* Russia.���������In con8c_quenc<j of a ihigh wind oxi lthe/ 1st of June, the waters,of the Neva were driven back, and rose tp such a height that the pass- 6ge t>f vfehiclea over the bridges of the boats at St r������tersburg, was rendered impossible. The ouaysof theSJ^feva were inundated j and during the evening lawman in > small- <boat reached as far ae ^the Trort������kaia-3quaTe, the whole of which was hooded with the exception of the raised foot pavements. The lower portion of the Alexander-park, where the ^ geological garden is being constvaced, was r also inundated, and there was great;difficulty in saving ihe animals, which were in temporary cages." Betweeri nine- arid ten in the evening the direction of the wind changed a '���������v little, and the water gradually fell. A number of chimneys, as well as the roof pf a house, were carried away by the yioleuceof the tempesfc.���������A disastrous fire 'has also just occurred in the Karatcheff suburb, ?by which "300 louses were burnt ddwfi and ten persons lost their lives.���������Ah epizootic disease has been raging for some time in the Governments of Minsk/ Witoi>&and,MohilewV From ihe 15th ���������of January sto tho 27th March it was found necessary to MU 47,000 horned cattle, 2643 horses, and 57*814 other domesticated animals, which had takes^^ the distemper^ j,; "ia5* A eubseription, limited to 20 centimea tfo- each'subscriber, has been opened in Italy to pres*entrto Garibaldi a goldTnedal, bearing ibis iii8crirAioht^-uT0 Joseph Garibaldi ? from foe p^|ie;who:.dG-Bo.t.i0rget^ M r ?- these Mm air������acy ZQMd rabacrifcerf*. At Turia BIMR BROS., PKOPiuiBTpBa^ ^?; for thecorardft ofltrHVffll're; theu*rablerIs supplied >rith the best of everything t^at^tcAn^be hadj and^tho cooking is not inferior, to tlie ,beit;i;botcl jln' the lower couatrn" fceoHw Oata. The: Stage'stops at the' 111 Mil a House overnight ���������n its^way^dovftJ-eountry; ��������� ��������� ���������**--' ��������� "l* *-* s *' "itf custo4y.* Interests and Dividends collected r ��������� H. CURRENT; "A.CCOTINTS i 6p^rieoV^r; wiy amount: net lees than One.HundrodtDoUars.yar ���������!.'������������������ s>-*-l "���������������������������'. Bitls )Mscouln^a\������n.^ti%sct'e(l:; A&d'BllU of-SKcbange ,cn.Gr^t3i:lta,in. i.nsW Tors; pur-. .C0aJ5W?^r>^*'r'^.l^ Brafts issued oh ail the Branches ah4, Agencies:,,. .*;'������'" Government and other Securities ."received for safe Received������n.Dcposit^or 'AdvViices'niadeJ uponjthem. n? 5;:\, . ^ALTERS BEOS;, '^-::,'; '}:A XI tIon of triy*ierw;-?ilje^ Table is $& M-l'Vly ������**n>1 :thft Uquors cannot be������surpasaedf the- Beds- are clean and; ���������omfortable; Stabling;for Horses ;\Haytand ,Oati'ai' moderate rates. ; '���������'- ^ - <*1 ������������������'���������' -���������-' >y-~- ,i"'.������:.*>--V : ;';��������� SERGEANT^ McMCRPRYy Proper.��������� V *=! rmfi^A���������COHMOI)M(^hW^ L tr^vekrs"cannot: be surpassed*'iheTabla is well iuj>pUed*aith the .best the market a^drlsi and the.Bar U..stocked"vrlth :the I'iirMt "LiciTiors^: BedFTv SUbUn^i ffrjr &ad-Oats. ; " ��������� ���������'��������� ' s , Gold ������tmr-Xelted and Assayed, and ������rot������rna raadb within 2i Hoars. \ ' ,' ' '"*���������"-��������� . ^ -'if'Qrcs ot -e'very:dc������cripiis^:s������rera^ ' S.\ .,.f4..;'it VCJimerontOnvWilliains Cresic.--'- r''; ��������� a' ��������� "��������� > * * ;^ ,.:;;;;,;:..::f;i:;./;,^ABLiS;HME^^^ $am J^^ci^c^f; H i Wvti Satneriaa<i: Aaaata Nsw. f oRa^WalU'r Wauon '^James Smith,;"A'g������nti ��������� Montrcai'f;" Quebec^' *' T'orinto* *,!;Hamfltoa"*' SUiikstoa;^ "*C^ndon^W;Brair\fht4r:l Hillfsi W c. ^.Otv.'.;:;!'f6^ J6bnSriN.,B!.X yictorivV. l>r ^ " ������> ? .,v;.,l:v v.i. j^iv; ���������. ^age^tsV.';^-.:/"; ;��������� ....;-.V" ?cotlim>^National ^Ea&k ot; Scotland;. ��������� 'Infi'iA.vfi^i^vi'ncUl'Ba'xik of Irdand^;' ! FajiKt������^Marcnardt^Anilre'& CioJ -Pari*; AustrjCt'ia���������Union Bunk of AustralisT; ���������; ~-f . ;'���������; - -\ " IsniA, China *" JAPANrrCh^rter id Mercantile B������n* of ;, - !���������' InviU\ London and "Ctuna. , ������ ;; DRAFTS :ISSUBp on I>>hapn,'New'.Yoirk,-' Sen Fran. ctsco. Canada,i New Bronswickj; NoVa Scott a, and en aa the Branches of the .'-Rational' Bank of? Scotland ana JTroVinclal Bank of Ireland.������; *������������������ t > .:,-,r,;, ; A ;.\ . * Bills jof "Exchange aad. Qold J*urch ased. . Interest on Special Dopo������*its of ,��������� Money, allowed st ihs rate of a qaarUTof one per cent, per month.'' 4^"ThtfBanfc Vecclyes Gold.;I)uit and Bara for ������a^ keeping wIthout cljar^e; undertakesl the: purchase and salf of Stock t: the Colleciion ot BilUasd; other moa������y business,in. the United.States and?BritUh Proviscea. j Goi4>:Dvw Melted "and;Assayed^aad'retaraa w&4< within 34 hours in Coin or Bars. \ .^ > -: Ore? of every ^escriptipn carefully Assayed. ; ; K' B.^Ah^; f ttftrneudiss'ft B i������ the d Lipo'sa I ofttie pw. Victoria^ Xjtt y; May,; 18C6. /^LARKSON & CO., Pkalxrs xx Booag,;. Statiomist, V> Music and, MuPibal Instrnments,; Nlwa.; AQKNT?, ice.,'Columbia:8tr*ea^'Now'Westminstar^vf.:;.'-',ii- a.. , Liii l|iuiw...r i - '^miAmmmmmmm ��������� .1 J A. MeCREA*|. AuctipnefeTtv "Wear? Stkeet, ������: Victoria, Vhnconver Island. 1 0tmamm 'ilLLUJUiniK nun fVAKlSX SCOTT & CO:, Anction������jers_and ���������I./ CoMMifsiOM UKRcniNTs, Cl^'is&action'' Rootn'Sf'Fttfi ������������������,���������;���������;���������,; :F'RA-KC01S';C HAF.3t.*6*������?'.:^-' J-i-i: BaKSEIA*^i> GEKBBAti StORB KkKFBR. 4 B������*rti���������fcfci .fc-gWaS^je;^:^^ : & ' Gomroi^sion ' ��������� ;: YALE,' BRITISH COLUMBIA.,:;,-.-..;' Hay aad Grain ��������� af "Lowest Rales ; ^������ood Stabltng QaATia *oparti** buying Feed, ;������������������ y^y-v-h-i ur ^<$L,[s> . . QGESNEL MOtlTH, :. " p. ii.���������.JOHS50S,::.prpfiuktob^ ;; v'r^':', s?;'���������->��������� :if!: ��������� :f. "i: '��������� "���������;-rTlciojiiA;:February, 24,1665;*.:-1 THE UKDEBSIGNED, having purchased-the goodwill of the:late flrmol pcitn,'BAViD.ikCb',.willcontinue th^ Wholesalei Provision and' Commission BusinpHe,,;st- thC'S(orel conier"of- Bj������tion> and^Wharf strcetev undor Xhcnrhvofi WEISSENB1JKGER A^iSCHLOESSEU. Mr ! JuueS: Da>vii> willactas Manager of'said business. The \ business 'on Gbvenimtht Btroet will be carried on && herotpfore y : WEIS?ENBURGER & SCHfcOSSSER,; '] HtOK'S HQTEI^^Lvrros;S^^i(������������:Wftw!���������} .B. "Cm,^ii^HKKS, Proprietor crabiy k,nown house-is no w! open to; the public;- tlie By r is;���������; j constantly J ;sdppUed with the choicest ibrnnds of tl<iuor%snd Segars. , - . i :.; . ,*,-;.,.��������� ? ^ ��������������� * -���������- J>; F; X)A^TES & CO^ Auctioneers Ac Com- :��������� pBtisiao!������ MufCHAXTS,;:>������������! Proof Stone BuilLjay Whaif.streetj;Victoria, V. L���������:.'���������;/tibtral Advaaecs a%4������ ohsCohsignment>;.",;;��������� ���������"A" *%*'���������'*%"/ ���������' .j���������', JOHN Htreet, ,**-., iP^COUCKtv; Importer > and General COMMISSION MERGfct^CommcrciJil Row, Xfkni et^Victoria; Vaacoiiver Island. .. ��������� " , s 4. ht KINDS OF DRt, GOOD?. CLOTHlNGf-.BOOTS ix and Shoes, can be /bought cheap. r at the isU^re of the'undersigned ttian at any other place.ia! the'cM^ny. ; Every article marked;in plain >iigrurcs;. Terms���������CASH. '���������NvB".���������rOrUeri from' the upper 'country receivejtronopt' u'ttcntion-; .:: r-.r-^'-XTM^^^IH^Q^f-^-1 ; s' . Opppsitc Colonial Restaurant, New WeRtminster| MARKS, "Watchmaker & Jeweler,; Yates street, I Victoria, ; V;;. I.t -keeps-' con-' stahtly - oni hand, a superior stock of'Gold aiid<&d^S Silver ,\VATCHES, r.GOJd'(ChairiK ;Bucklo|,'Hated i^aw, Clock's^ V6c^ : Particular; attchuoti ��������� -paid to * repairing * Watches and Jewelryi All work warranted.;' [ Qrdcrari from the country I promptly attended to; ; : , . ��������� ' s F^U & Co,'s ������������������������������������������������������ f< 01^STOira;ai4^ai^raXR for XX.-. tlie Pioneer Flonr. Mills, >CoafMia=?io5 Mxrcuaxtm. Importers and^^"Wholosale'Dealers in' Gb6c������iks, Pan- vmibsa^: 1D������y"������Miiqw^*'f<3S*������i������������������af:iBtVcyTtf-^kiN^ Sao'hi, i������., .��������� twp.8tory-' Fireproof Building,i -Reid*s ��������� Block, betvr������a the stores of. J ...Wilkia t Co. and Stewart & Co., Wb oa* street,TictorU.'- ���������l l'"1T: ������������������'.���������" I-'HOTELIEB, Imperter and Dealer in 0R0- JS CERIES, mOVI^lONj*, 'WINES & LIQUORS, No. 7; Wharf stroet; between Johns Ion and * aiee, Tic tori*, lTaucotiyer!I������*lind.?>(������������������:!: -,���������.;���������(;���������������������������',-\-��������� ���������������������������<������������������ ������������������.������������������������������������:.;���������.-,. ��������� \ W?OM^':SHOTBO^ Iai:%%'ftB-:-bmir^r %M Cookinj? of the best 117DG-AR MARVIN, Cokneb Fort BmM������-3MM* *������^..^*i?5r-S^��������� ?��������� !��������� JurStwot;- dealer in IRON & HARD"WAREi ���������'���������'"'��������� ehe-'-sala-.H-'. tjluv Boston Rubber.-Bi.Its ...' ':;":- 'V;.:'":.'���������;/.;;..^uesnel; mouth,; . -;^ -.:.��������� *;i ->���������'-KROfWH &r.GlLLIS, Bitomi^oRs. : G<^������d Bdds ;;Resta\iTant; Billiard Table, &c. ''ataoling for Horses, Hay and Oats! s . .,,.;,.. Ot������ RsTABLXSHKn yGs3ttiun "*ST0na, FROTISIONS, WHOLESALE ��������� &��������� COMMIS- ���������.. . : SIQH MERCHANTS, ��������� r Storage, &c���������Terras irtbst Moderate. ^ ��������� QUESNEL MOUTH;.'- . I* AND IiAS'QI.iT Agent.for :s,;..���������;. CJPORBOB& &,rRUEFF^ Commission .Met-'. O CHANTS, Wholesale Dealers in GnocsRfifia and. Faor yisxoNs,- Wharf streei^^V'ictor^i.:'-; ,.:..._'._ .v. " \Zm E*Dd*AR & AIME. Commission Merchants, Wholesale Dealers in ��������� Groceries and Provisions, Wharf street, Victoria, Vancouver Island.. ., ._ ; s X am> DtecbGiBTjy?Johnson-s'twot,'iVicUim, V Vffi- apectfuily aoliciUstho: attention, of Miners' and the ptb. lie in general to his well assorted stock of'para EnglUt Drags, Chemicals j and Fvrfumertt|wfl'l^o to his Mixtw* for Rheumatism; which'is an inrSl������ab!o renicriy fcr this distressing compUinW. *:, . - ��������� Is warded to the ,Mln;.ing^ Districts. 1-3 LOWE BROTHERS, Comrnissioii MercKants and Importers of l'noviaioNS, Groceries, French Wines, Liquors^ Havana Cigar?, Naval Stores, Hope, Canvas, Oars, kc.} Wharf; street, Victoria. V , a WS0XiS&������L8,AND RETAIL -PRO VISION .������3fD 6ENK- RAL MERCHANT, ''''Boots, Shoes, Tinwaie, Eto. QUESNEL MOUTH. , '8, ��������� KWONG LEE & CO., Ssajp^Wra tend Dealers in CH1SESEJ GOODS, Rice, 8u- gar, Tea, Provisiom. . QUESNEL MOUTH, a J. K. SUTER, MINING -AGENT AND BROKER, BICHFIELD. J All kinds of Agency Business attended to. Onlce oppositeithe Paris m;* london Hotel. IIIBBEN -& CARSWELL, Importing Book- II SELLERS & STATIO^KR?, constantly supplied and receiving from best.sources, SoUbol, StandiM, and Miscellaneous Books, and Stapla and Fancy Stationery in nil its Branches Corner vates and Langlcy s'trcets, Victoria, ��������� Vancouver.Island;-v ��������� , s ALBION IRON WORKS, Victoria,' V. 1.1 ii; Manufacture Steam Engines and Boilers of- ��������� all sizes,*Qu;irta Mills, Mining Pumps, Flouring Mills, Gang, Sash, Muluy and Circular Saw Mills,, Iron and Brass Castings,, and every thing "connected with the business: a *" SPHATT & KRIEMLER; . QCOTCH HOUSE: ' A. McLean and Co., O .Hobikrs asd General Ootfitters. ' Miners and others will find at tho Scotch House a splendid stock of Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and Dry Goods of every description, all of tho best quality, and- at very moderate prices. * Fort stroet, Victoria, v. I. . s MOTEL BE FRANCE, Victoria, T. I., Joa������ jBwnp and Pierre Manciet, Proprietors. Tho R������- taura UV & supplied with: uU .the delicacies the. msrktt affords.; iln^the Bar1 will be< found tbo choicest Ijo.coia Euraishea"J[ioomsy-;;&5;'>%--^>i>7?...i: '.������������������f*Ur*.r!j \^ GRELLEY & FITERRE, Victoria, vfE St;lo Ag������mtB 'for Napoie<jnls Cabinet :"Champaia������, Pietre?son do St. Aubin Champagne dry, Bouche do dry, Jules' Mttmm Cliampigne, Eugene CUequot Champaagi,' Bokers Bitters, Satnsevain^rCaUtosnla^ Wine anil Bitters. HostctterJs BiUers. Banbroft Cider, Logaac Clar������S O. mller Claret. ; A'large stock ,of. Bonded. Wta������a, Braridiw; Whiskcj's, and Liquors of fevery'desarlpiK* always on hand. ��������� -! !- *������������������ ttAaxurr ���������& "FiTsnas, .; Ipi|?orteis:aud Wbolosale Dtsalers, l*s Junction Wharf and Jt>hnson .Birwt*. EEMOVAL. J. Li ilurigermanii,- Watch- MAKER and'. JEWELER, has removed to'tho Fir*- proof Brick Building, within one door of Wells, Farjo & Cd.-,s' Earp'r'tea OfHce/yates;street, Victorja, V. I. ������ DICKSON," 'cJMVB^^^'^T'pcm^ sios MsiRCHASTa, Wliaxf street, *Vici'oH%, _\ran<v*' ver Island. ��������� H. N. Dickson k Co., london; DeWoi.y k Cb.,San Francisco. : , :��������� HENDERSON &5 BURNABY, Importers ,-and CoNMtsaiosf Merchants,- Wharf street, victor)*, .V. l.? an<i S������- l7i jGracechurch street,.London. s F YOU WANT BUNSTER. GOOD ALE ENQUIRE >X>R- BARKERVILLE, IB. C. 8 JH00RHEAB and CO., COMMISSION MER- ��������� CHANTS and Importers of Ga^cERiKS, Provisions, Produce, &c., wharf street, Victoria, V; 1. '��������� s fHOMAS ALLSOP, La.nd Agent and 'Sen* JL sral^mhibsiom Agent, Government street j Viclo- ria, Vancouver Island. .s MALLANDAINE.COLLECTOR &GENERAL AGKKf ��������� Gpyerni������cnt! stroetj. Victoria, VanconTer I������ao������������ GUY HUSTON, DaAuatin GUNS, nSTOIA.FIS������- ino TAcxtB, Po^-pEit k Shot, vates street, ,v������cton������ TULIUS,LOEWl & CO., JMW>RTSB8,ANI> WHOUSi"j tl 0Ejyf.KR$i Agents for Til ton & McFarland Fir������> aa* Burglar Proof Safes and Vaults; Victoria, V. I. a m TOHN'WILKIE ainc!"-CO., Merchants, W. e? Street, Victoria, Vancouver Island. - ,;,. harf 8 R. POWELL, has .Removed Us" Orfice and Residence trom Fort street t$ tho promises ictoria,. x.Q:. fiMirn^>rf������T. *��������� iWl ������Hly ^P^1 by tb������ Mayor on BroAd street, Vict HF, HEISTERMAN, LAND AGENJ, 3S;<J������T- # v-eminent-atreot, two.doorsTBouthof Fort sirw-i Victoria,. Vancouver Island j -. . . f\: SUTRO & CO;, IMFORTBR8 AND DW������" J? lJ������ aGAR^.TOBACcbrMeoratainni.Pip08,*������'������!>g corner of Yates and,Wharf atreot,tVictoria L , L^ EWIS LEWIS, CU>THIE*V yates stssrt, v,c' t������rt������, o|v,*ito'^������* of^rltM^ortii^o^^' D
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1865-09-16 |
Description | The Cariboo Sentinel was published in Barkerville, in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia, and ran from June 1865 to October 1875. At the time, Barkerville was home to a fast-growing community of miners who had been attracted to the Cariboo region by the discovery of gold. The Sentinel was published by George Wallace, and its stated objective was not only to disseminate mining intelligence, but also to eradicate official abuse[s] of power, both within the Cariboo region and beyond (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2). |
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Barkerville (B.C.) ; Williams Creek (B.C.) |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1865_09_16 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | 2c61e74d-8070-478f-b7db-8bd60852a0c6 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0171480 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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