��;.'.���'. J. .*. *.* .4. Baxfe TELEGRAPHIC/ {5tobi the Co!6nt8t and Chronicle.] "//: .//''Chicago,;Se"pt. 4,-pSeward , has officially '"J 'contradicted the ridiculous story about trying to settle the-Alabama claims by the cession; ;��f British Columbia. It appears from a blue , book, issued from the British Foreign ��� Office, '*'��� Jhat-^ ��� proposed ,'tti Vsettle * uiea�� iiclaims^^rpujd em-: ; brace full indemriification :*bf.British subjects tor losses during the war.'/' \ yy ^General Grant is said t6,*6*p"pose unqualified 'y;l ^colored; suffirago.;.-v,The ra&icai;$arty declare ;. 'l ^^yw^^^0'; accept him; as Pre*adent,j unless v he^comesoutagiiarebn%isquestioW j v r/,/Tbe*rime8^ A hestjjCproclama^^^^ ./ihe. cabinet,, to-day. pThri President is/ being -. V^rge��:to iaot-d'ebidec(''to do sb^ thoughle"will probably ,, /yield. Ay XaAAi ///���-^v,���///j/'oVi/''-/^ ;:"//r , ; \ \ JEardon nasibeen' granted \ to' tbe folio wing 'classes f all civil or diplomatic,agents ^of the / .JfeM^igPJt^0??*31!^? lali'abserij^esi from; the ' I^couutry for Ihe^p^pose of ^tdirig the irebel* ; /lion j;alL.wfio -left judidal.p^r;congressional AAshtiji^ Cin/tbe^rebellioa;^ all '/ 'gbverriorsjof.rebel States ; all who todk the ' "oath of amnesty- prescribed in the proclama- - ,tion of December,/a865?;:qal":, military /and , /navalpMcera.beiow^the:<raakpfLieut-GeneX v/rals and:^Captains/; Iu, the navy there is ' ^ tnuchiyarianlc the cabinet^ / ���'; ;'��ad;^bus ;.clas^?ria ay' be'i" c hanged, ^^erhaps; universal amnesty may? be^granted. ���-'/ -t,�� . ^Sheridan/has been ,, ordered ..to * report at i: li XeWen worth/ ���;ft--^Chicago;: Sept; S^TIfe Times'' special says, ��rant has had) a' i long Wd " iriiportantri inter- ; YJyiew:'''';WithTi;:the,,vEresident,rin:--- relat'oato: the '-jproclamatipQ'-rMa^e^o^Sickles' order., - Ru- :A irior says Sighi wbr^ Vr "divulged.regarding the interview, by either,pf , ;; their, friends. .Both agree, however, that-tbe 'differences- of opinion are. Irreconcilable re- , yarding the ��� enforcement M:&^x^copsi^Sx 'tion law, . ' ; //\//'��- / . ' tl. - * The amnesty ^proclamation will be issued / -j&a few; days, Onlyabbut;^ sons now under indictment/will be Excepted from" its provisions./ It/is understood that an border for rje^ ' - Crosby was relieved rjy Sickles'to-day. \ The President remarked yesterday,thatone 'pf-tbe cabinet minlstera wnt^M be-removed ^meaning Seward.'. - '/'*' \ , '[A.ccounts arelreceived^^he spread oft the . . yellow fever in Louisiana. . , '\ A /Charlestonj;Sept.^4Gen/ Sickles/has arj- -. pointed-Beverly Nash; a prominent negrcV. in Columbia, as;a, police magistrate,, London/ Sept. ^2.7-The Bortehas addressed ^/cU^uIar .1 note] Jo/ita ministers^ at foreign" courts, announcing that- the;s Gandian- war wil I be brought to a close ;$ a; general amnesty is ? ^granted; tc? insurants; and reforms" promised /in the lawsj and tbeir,administTation.;; ���; The Porte has appointed a mixed board of inquiry, consisting of Ottoman and Christian m^mteerj; wbo|will soon go to Garidia arid -in? testigafe*the;causes ofdiscpntenti On their report vrill be based the ftiture reforms of the - jgovernriaent of.the islands.., ^ '��� v ^stli^Sept; ?.--^he jcarididates dominated by thc'friendV of ^Kossuth, were successful in the election foi*mehibm the Hungarian ; Diet, in this; city yesterday. / Vienna, Sept. 3���The Presse asserts that the ; UnitedStates are pn) the point of concluding negotiations with the Danish cabinet for the purchase of all the Danish. possessions in the "West Indies, consisting of the islands of St. , Thomas, Bt-vGroix,^andStiiTpba. Price to be J)aid is eight miilipris infold. New York, Sept;-6.^Edropeatt dates are to v- the 25fch. Reports of the rising in Spain are increasing ; a severe ��� fight .qccdrred near , Oostongas y irisurgerits/ except the^ leader,and about thirty followers, being'cut to pieces; The Madrid> official Gazette declares that in Catalonia arid Arragbri th0 rebels are ��very- "Wherp, arid full of fight. ( ~y. The ^aden races were im- niense' cpncburse of j>eople, nearly every na- . tioiiaii ty being rep resented. The /principal fevent. was the International .St Leger; the best English, French and. German stock was Entered; The race was won by the French horse Frocaderor.Ar.; /__./;/ ���.: / ; :y ~..���y~-- ���; The stSariier brings Nap6ieoriTs speeches at Arras add Lisle. They are conciliatpry iri jbptie. The Speeches^ had a tranquilizirig effect at London, 6lit are riot equally appreciated bt Paris. - .\ yA'A y:y. y ..:���<*y .;..-���';'.'-. ; Spanish onlcial despatches report that thou- feaUds of infiorgente in Cataionia have advantage of tho amnesty and surrendered ; the bands in Arragon-are reduced to 4,000, and are working towards the frontier, pursued by the. royal troops.' ' Tbe Abyssinian expedition consists of two regiments of. the line, eightfegiinents of native Punjaub infantry, six regiments of India cavalry, mounted .guns/ and two. battalions of artillery.. A.A A:.,���?.. ;/.. ���" ���/ :; :\"'./'/ ���^.//;'! Copienhaigeii^Sepfc fa���The report that the government of I)ehriiark; has sold thp/I)ariisb islands; in the ��� West Indies to the/tFriited Stat^'is^c^cially:denied^ // / yA: 1 P -y ;^;;Berlin/YSept/^9i7^^ madia a: ��� spefech, at < Jthe.; bpeningpf tbe^ ] Baden district in the city yesterday.; He ��� tbpk^ strbng grpundsln favor of union between Badenarid the stetes of Germany, .. ; ,,/' v 'ir-/ '; Madridi' SeptL 6r-rStirictYprders Aave/heen' issued to quarantine all-vessels from America; -^Faris/ Sept.^v-^-It is%taied iha^^reuya^ L'Huyswill soon re-enter" the French cabinet; In Moustier's placed A/rA^ ,^;liOiidoni (Sept. y6Z���Recent i^spatches;frorii JA^^ridra r^orl tb@ captives;iri Abyssinia^initheameantime'preparations fm the expeditionlto'Abyssinia ar^ progressing. VA: ;/' ���yy- \ y r^Montreal; Sept;5:���McGee '400 ahead;- and has a majority-eyerywhere j Cartier dittov/..^ vJDeylin's prospects .have, been .endangered b f - p roofg o f his having; received * grafts from Richard|i^Gbrihari/ of New Y6rkf ;arid from Fenian orgamzations. . ,, . v ��� ������ ', North; Sydney, C. B., Sept. 5^The - new cable' has'been successfully laid between- Pla- ceritia; N. F., arid this \. place> arid p roves v 0ne of>'the most perfect 'ever made. vi Toronto, Sept 6.���Forty-four .elec tions for the House of Gommbns aro complete. The Leader claimsY thirty-Jiiiie for the Support1 of the ���government.' / "/ A dispatch ;frpm Montreal last evening to the Globe, says that Cartier is elected for both^.Houses by a majority of 350. The majority :for McGee at the1 close.^of the polFwas; ;;250:rl; After the smnimnGeitiAnl waa made/a mp^ of 200 of the Devlin party.arrived; op^ posite to; the 'Mechanics! Hal IJ and tore do wn |fie73stoteinerits .of the. poll.,, A riot commenced, a shower ibf stones; bei ng;^Ii rectediat the: ball,' and vthef; \wiridbws m front were broken.' There wis a/free fightsin lhelsteeet( The mob was kept out^of the; hall;where,Mcr Gee was, by re^dve^and'snots *frqrii tbe^in- trancevf Thetguards"cbarged/attbCrioters^ and put them to rout. ; /-September -7.^-All is quiet,:/Tbev��� ripters were arDestediand^discharged. No onp was prosecuted.* * A\ ,,/ '-" v "5Cleveland^ Sept; lO^Tne torald/contains an account pf the Fenian co rigresi ij iist closed. The buildings was guarded: by soldiers^ arid the * proceedings ? >were , storm f:,y throughout Near the 'break up there was a row.' The acting-secretary of war -reports- the wholri force of the, Fenian brigade* at 9,200 enlisted men, 10;000 rifles,! 16,500 accVutremehts, and: 120,000 roundsipf ammuhitioni* ^Invadditiony there were 1,000 rifles pn the - border, f rota St Albans to Oswego; in the hands of private parties j: at Sackett's Harbor, 2,000 stand of arbis '5 at Piatt's Point,-12,000^; in all 20,000 rifles. In addition, the Stephens* yping dlaim- ed 15,000 s tand of arms, 15,000 sab res, an d '������: a large lot of ammunition'5-:&vessel at New York:; 10 batteries of field artillery 5 three for cavalry, and two light batteries to go with the cavalry to be organized. The Stephens' and Roberts' wmgs arc for- yyy ;NEW.ADyER^E^NTS^...;; yy".' y A v BARkERVIl^E, ^.. v';;' :][���:; .W| L LI AMS; CR E'EK;;//;. ��� TJHp PROPRIETORS BEG LEATO TO ^A^NOUNCE lo thepablio1 that theyh^ arid'thoroughl'y renpvated\:^ their, capactousand fashionable saloon, sparing jieUherpains Jnor experise for thecomfortLoftheir,Patrons. .��.<,*, ;,���.,���;.-;; "''\Vh\B is now, ifae'lafgost'and most complete Saloon. In British Columbia'; consisting^oi~cnree large; separate apartments.^'viz.t/OXRD; KOOSL' BAR ROOMiYand BILLIARD SALOON/ containingYthreo- superb; Bl'fc L*CARD TABLES. '-iVy-y ,W ArA^'y.yyV "'v"^': ' YTbeYbest\^lQUORS;atid:; CIGARS;>btairiable, are served "here^' Tbis establishmentas:-under the imme- diato superintendence of the Proprietors; *. / A: . ." ���l?;,..',V.,'V..--..M -'���>">'.' yA) ''A*OBER'&:BARRY. ' j;Jana 6th,,1867. ; .��� :. . ' -,4m"i/ - -\ 3STEW; ADVERTISBiirENTS. (t it yy yytffcy^m^ ftS^:G;^ ���ly semi>*eekl^^ap:p^' yy Published Evert- MoNDiT:;-^i^;jEUB3X>AT/ 0FrKJB~B AB^RVILI^!,yWmu^GBxmfi Quiia99t ":.."....'-' ..' -'''-'- :.\-'.': '''.':���'(:���' i%i{yy-;gii,;.Y:;-�� m Y^Y'iv' " *-.\>'.'���''l''1;'''^"f.'/i'-i"'' -'-��� 'y ���.'���'": '': ' Subsoriptipn, $1 per' "Week.' ;'*;:'. \'' (Including 'cos^or.denVe'ry,) iPayable ytpwthe CarrUir, I t . Y;;;;s&A^EB��yii^tj^yyy yy% Have just received a choioe selection of a. . B'A^RKER'v^IIitE. mm DEALERS IN iV'Uf'. y ;r-\CIGARS,^ _fune27,i887. Gariboo Literary Institiite ���, :' J. S. THOMPSON, Prerident., '��� ��� "��� ;/ JAMES ANDERSON, Yice-Presidsst. '^r.j;M��_,lVjf \ . "., . ^,it- ��� ��xi '-��� ��� ���'--. ������' i' Yviu "A"* '- -"-.'Yr "> with; Various other ahlcles Jn'tneir line^of "trad��. - - 1' y '��� - - ^ '" ' ������ y"r y j ,�� ��� ��� ���j JSS-All Jobbing ln.the.Tin,i.Sheetiro6Jr>Cot)p��'' aaf1 Zinc tirade attended-to, aadfwarranted to>give saiipfw������ iioixi , A' ;V, AA ry ���/-.���" ; ,' yi A C^ri.-iipi'y*^ \ ��� El STEPHEf^Sj y | ^ffii'iMGINEEmA^ !fri*vlkG;/TJ!i'4"ffl.^Ji^ "TERMS^ ��'&' Office; centre of Richdeldil' "JOH^JIlAcLARENV ;^0SEPH;CL"BARIEUE; 1'JOSEPH, PARK.-,;! ��K p^ RECTORai0; 'rptXS.;;lNSa��riJTIOK J3wC��v? OWA^ Af BARKER ��� X:"^|^>wbere.;'it js^now^ttedf ;np mltM m ��� yi ew i B^the; comfort and convenience of the people ofGariboo: 'V-A ,' The Reading; Room will be-found istippHed-- with; the latest 'English, Scottish, *Oana'dian,; AmericanYand, Go- lonifil;-Papers.audMagftzine��.- ' Jr ���.-'"> AAA " TerniSjoP"Snl^scripHpn^^, per Quarter, or $2f*per Month.'��� Single volumes bailed to non-subscribers "at 50. cents per volume; witU' $I;.deposit.'' ' ' y '' > vpersons, hot subscriBers, visiting) thb Read ing Room} aiid mialsihg^e^ icents/for eachrvisi^ XU. y y AA -;, y ������. -.;' ,.;,..:;.; / yy.. A The Room wiilbe'opeh from, TEN; A. M.. till ] TEN. VVMi. v : A ���"��� y-JOHN BOWROJ**," ^ ' ',..% V: ...,.-1 ;��� ,;*,% -j, :s.'ScCTeitary>and;;^i1>rarian;0r;; N.VB; r-A fine assortment of Books "and Stationery; is always kept for sale. ���-. V ,..y. ; -.:���<: ;.,, .;V 13-s Bes;t^^ ��� Ally- : y] /BARKEIiVlLLE/^ '" ��� a' ''��� pATER^O|| &?GQppSO"Si PbopbieVoes ; IrT AKKOtJKGlK-O^THE m^fZKn\C ' OF TB^ ' ^fadusefor'the'season,, the proprietors wisli to, In�� form their-friendB^hd-'tne public generallyj.that:tb9jY will spa're.i^ pains murder to iin nt th�� |)atronag* of all whogiye tn'enVa call.\ ' y . [ \ > y t". Au " ��� , ,; _ i! "' "Meals at ail "hours;-, - ' /��� > X '".;-' . hi. ' ; WM ;;KE*W TIN SHOP.; , THE UNDERSIGNED have commenced in the above ;business,riin.Barkervillej and solicit^a share orpul>- licpatronage.--..*,',, ��� . . ,��� . .. .- '"" S"J' ' *'��� mally joined under the name of the Irish Republic. Roberts is elected president. He declines, unless tbe congress would raise half a million of dollars for his use. New York, Sept. 10.���The New; York Tribune's Constantinople special says the Russian ambassador in. this, city has presented the Eorfce with anb jkher n bte from bis gov era- men t, demanding the cession;of Crete -to Greece, and; the full equality of'Christians and Mahommedans in all the Provinces of Turkey. The demand is declared to be the ultimatum of Russia. An answer is asked in ten days, and war is regarded as almost iri- evitable.- '. V A'AA': A Printer not, long since haying, been " flung" by his sweetheart, went to the office to commit suicide with the " shooting stick." ^ thing wduldn?Lgo ba^-Jhe-^deyil^ wishlng to pacify him, told him to gb into the sanctum wierd the editor was Writing 3uns to delinquent subscribers. He says the picture of despair recdnciled him to bis fate. / ! jjgy* Allow ho one to pat you off With" an j other Coffee than Fell's asa?i To be bad from all reepect- CAST IRON STOVES '/. ;���;/', , > Always on haridi > - ' A ; ' - $$$v ^pa^ and Jobbing ��� , v Done; -at reasonable rates; ' y' ��� A MS*-dor'. Teams ^run( regularly -between /Yale; and Cariboo: and; all orders' in our lino iorbusinesiscaref oily attended to ������' >;'- i -.. yA'A '���;���*��� AXXAyyAyV \-;.AA-v,l AA';' y. AM Av-;/;;/ y/��� J3/PBARSON:&;*BR08;:' ^ccotinta /���"//;il/;//'i-;/::/^!t�� COMMISSION AGENT, .BARKERVILLE,; ;; " ���-/'/ Ofpkjb--Opposite N. cVNio?s?-BR8V8ftt. ' Jiine.17,1867. ' ;// ,' y vAAliAA ''A U Stae 6?S -y}yy^ _&&ctic^ '''���'"''���'' ',' :." ���'������L,'���AND��� .' ;'..'-'. "'"' ���-M.'i'NI-N.Gr' AGE*S T/ A Goods sold on Commission. Salksboom, Barkery ilie.k OFFIC&, Richfield.��� vvm EXPRESS ; BRITISH COLUMBIA / AND mpT6RlA EXPRESS^ Coriiiectihg at victoria with WELLS,,.rAltOff & CO., ��� for California. Oregon, the Atlantic States ' y ,.. /��� and Europe.. -y A , ' AND AT<YAEE ASFD LILLOOET Wj# "eAKNARD'S ,: Ay a;:: cariboo express, ;. ;;, -,, For Big Behdr Cariboo and the Kortheni Mines, Conveying;Treasure! Valuables, "tietters, Packages and . ��� ���, _^=^-:;^.Parcels.-- -"'"-��r'���*"- --���^I-s .. August StampeHl, A large bajed; BARKERVILLE. assortment of Boota ttid always on . "i; Res'taurantj . v * &CHFIELD; yy* ��� - .. i- AAV^ ��� ���; *,>'������-���;' \.y\y-:���--���y .l-;-,Yu,Y>; . ^ /STEELE BEGS TO IN^QKM.filS 0W ��KtEN���� y aiid .Patrons^ that he has opened hJs OLU^TANO, where bewill be glad to see them. ,;, ; "/' Ay -y..--y yy.j3@��'MEAT�� at all 'Rovnay��&\ y :' ��� JuncJothy 1^67.'-yv'-] ��� y \ -i ��� y > y , a . '-'%i--.>'-.-* ������-tr ' - ''''; -���:--,"-V - - ��� ���'l' ! "'���* '���' *' '"- - i m���iiifcin r. 0Ot;ONIAL REST^IJR*NT; �� "":> . " ' ' ;QUKS^uiprjTH; [m s ip *��� ��� r! - P. t. JOHNSON;vPROPEiEToi;^ ; ; Meals at ali;h6urSf and Gbokmgjof thetisai ���':y,.y..., ..'; / description^.,���*yy vA y'. * ."';/: y\ yyt^^^^0^A;A,. :;'V ���..'" /BROWN & GILLIS, Proprietors.' Good Beds; RestaurantY.Billiard Table, 'Mi - ��� l ' 'stabling for Horsos,, Hay and Oate. ��� .. �� :; I ^ m Olf -;. ���'* ' ;-;.;/ ''Wi^RM^AS^I^^OTOC./ Y; yA \-(;,-.'.:-^g gij- o'fcLdCKj A.;li$,,I ��� SiesdajS ^��d "Mm AT FOtJR O'CLOCK/ A H�� Quwojaieuth, Mfty3nd,l��ST; ON '���������A/- wmmmmmmmmm ^Htrasi*^^ AA Agents for the ���������"���������*��������� Cariboo Sentinel." : v;.'Grouse Creek, - > - - * - *��������� 'A. Mc"w*haC yA Q uesnelraoath, < Hr. Gou cl ie, Barnard's Express Office. \ ^Yale, ;;>���������-;, ���������- . -Mr.-Evans, * do* , ���������' do ' y-~.y,^ XillooeV'-/r." F-_ W- Foster,-.rdo ------ 'do -/ ������ " y' ir" "New Westminster, -... * ������, -, Clarkson & Co. ;|������,Yvjet^%:Y^ V A*..���������. Big Bend, ������. :~ .,. .". ,Jas, .BuUock.Frenclii Creek **"��������� - Van;-"Winkle.. - ;.~" -\~ * ' J. W. Xindliardt. 'Httsquito.Gritoby. -'-J"?:- - - - J. W.- Jeffree. ;;4--Thfr *(parmoo- SentinelV is published every Monday y"'Arid Thuxsalay^A'dV for insertion i-must be,:deliveredat'latest at 6 o'clock, p./mi/the day .# before publication*:''-o������ -'-���������- /-<w *\ " 'Mi - ��������� . . ,l ', TO CORRESPONDENTS. - XA ' AU"communications rjaiust ho:accompanied, *bjr tlie Mjea^name a*iid^addres8^of thfe Writer, not-necessarily ;:g^rttn ityiewof publishing the 8am% but as security for ;/ftlsgood:faitb,-^ ��������� 'V'AAA.'.'",..'/AA -Ar-,y yi > "Ay";' ^A-;y ���������; ���������'' ''','������������������,.'_' ���������.���������'"::-i-'*-:-_-;;���������_ AAr- '-i������A'A'7''"^V'" -y^.'.- J ; 'I "/ .y ���������- ;'C\ TO, ADVERTISERS. / " ���������] } >} ; 'v/Jtf_j^AU'Adver^ ^period) will be continued until ordered out and charged ;,, lor Accordingly.. AXA������-, ^- - ��������� - " ������ - A, y. PRi^lmGmlV :&' ��������� -1 ,>,..- -��������� -J..J, lVA^ff0% -A-y.V, A.r ��������� j, Ai fbe -ate;contest between/"Wilson and S. a .%dek for, th% charn pjpnship _of ^British. Col am- hiri; a detail o f. which will be found in- an other - column, is a matter jyhich has:'^engrossed/the , JY^'fjHlbliCr_dttentioni[lfor'/some^eeksfpastj^we " ,/>Ij;shall "certainly be excused for devoting". av few >r������ ��������� 3_ ^remarks/ > mn thenierits of the .'fight and* the y.i*., contestants. Whatever difference^of opinion .; J ;there may foe go _ flie result, in reference to "' '] '���������; 'Am capacity of-ihe* Wo men,; there can be yA-y/^ni������ne,#''and^we/-bel'ieV]B .��������� there, is: no no irij. r^fer- * ������rice to Khz polio? ^n^ued'fejfealsh' during __.;/.vth*e struggle, ' VVilsoh, over-confident of him- y]y * 8 -IA an -^ ^nder-estimating ' Iiis , a dv<"rsa ry /,. '" ion&;ti/r wev ^L ink,, ts, win "tbs2,. g lo* y) <> while pmwess of Lm antagonist, fongh/kY ^in the ' , *noi>ej ; '>er������ ce pis sj ������tetn of falling in^ every .���������'/;': ������������������/���������/;;''*{rbuihdi'fo ; . , strae b o r n o t jHo W' i u f t & II. generalshi pr is ;;,; eonsisterife with |heig|}rie,������ laws o*' thetring, we J know'not;,fcui thisxwe dn ka^w.'II Is dot 5<^%sWy Wit.ci iu������r ?-suvl mod- o, Pln^irb ^arfare,r ^ijrittiuf ������^������riinB is ibe ere a^ost prevfa.lenj j Ff ddw"6t Wilspp v^i. j foolish to / I ose fe is i 'em p e *. a gYI force Uj 6 h^ h l ^ i, he., d i d. &at';the conduct'of ;Eden" and^! he indiscreet ���������/,y /^ora^ings of Wilson's own second ���������aro some Ay-r va; i?PA for ]ihj, He-Md'.a ^i^y9' active vnd yA l p'jVGU^l :u?ponsri_fa������_d( Hl^j a^m he Lbould .yy1 e"��������� watched for ink, chances^ His inatten: y iibn^ito/tne warnings if/ffitf referee about. . - / ��������� striking��������� Eden when"down on iis knees is!"., in- _,excusable, and lost him. the;fight All admit that Eden, out-generaled, Wilson,, and there Aviy'; lla������','iiiatter,;asvfar as: the'"merits of the men" go} yAy~ ends. ��������� What the1 result might'have been- had "* " " /"; Wilson lost his "temper; is simply a speculation ; bnt many think, that Eden had ,not ���������'/��������� ��������� commenced to fight when the contest was , ended,'and that had it continued, half an hour y longer, he would have punished Wilson severely and won Hhe battle, anyhow. These r*y different opinions we cannot arid, shall not attempt to reconcile. Nevertheless, we think / Wilson, over-estimated himself rand -underestimated bis opponent ] that he was foolish , and his adversary wise : and/1 that as far as A A fighting went; the affair was avpoor exhibition *v; on both sides.l It is supposed'something, like 'A $12,000,: changed-tiands oh ine/result #of^tbe ? v jfightr "It gives us pleasure/Bwerverv to state <.;/ thai:inispitei\of thestrong/jiarti^anshipY'existr ;?; ing^ aidrt^e excitement ;';, A A ffiere was; %pV:as'far^ :we^'couid- ascertain, a single Quarrel afterwards;^;bixiith^ in the evening, iilthoiigh- the /town /wa3 umisiially crowded/; the: most' perfect /quiet,' harmony ��������� . ������������������'./. and good will prevailed/ A AAA AAA: Ax ;/'//.-���������;]./ cbi Italian opera troupe are giving .musical entertainments'at the theatre^ which are well patronized by the elite of the city.���������The American bark Lizzie Boggs was wrecked near ;GapecFiatfcery on 30th iult.^ by running ashore duringt&prevalence of a ^heavy fog; tbe 'officers^ and crew escaped in boats.���������-David Beritly charged by - James K'prno^with'^ciiiT' besszlingA&&T has been committed^or trial.���������- About^25.000 oranges, par|or-;thei cargo, of the - brig Ron a/ have been sol d to go to Puge t Sonnd/--A^man named^ Beadenson ;a/ native of NorfolfcEng^and, ^wasacci^ntiy^shotand instantly killed 'while: 'out/ grouse shootings in IShawnigan idistrict^/ lately^rfH;, Mr������.ASutlej reached Engl and' in !^im e ? tor iate paf t' in tbe great'nay al revievi^ at Spithead.-^ A. Js Welch, a late resident of Victoria,, has established himself;in Sah> FranciscWas >a physician.-rr-: The arbitr^tiqri^case;*Titus yis; the Corpoiration was decided. Sy the: urn pire, 'Mr/ R; - Burn aoy, awarding plaintiff $1,600 and costs.^-John Pryor, of theBureka saloon/was fined in: the police cbiirt ^$25;br;two monthsjmpn for biackening the; eyes of, a ,bummer named Edwin/ EeediT-H. Mi S/Alerti^^days^trom^ Callao, arrived on the Cth.-r-The; latesti news -from^Sitka^^ there:., as being in good4 bealth and; prospe'ring.-rpur- irig the temporary -absence:;pf(/hief Justice 'Needham:in Cariboo, Mr.;Pemberton, Stipendiary Magistrate, will act as Commissioner^ in Bankruptppr-^l*&:sani^^^ 4ee^ed-������������ '4m- Gathedra -t abd-St/jGba?:&}-hkk&sh; in aid of ?the;RoyalY Hospital^The;fthooner J^I^*Tb6rridy*je s^netffr bor/ laden; with' salmb fcand'Island produ^ the S.I.���������Mr.Beaumont, of Maple Bay/Gow- ichan, has found a number^of quartz specimens eupposedto containsilver.'They are about'-to be assayed.-^Negotiations' are said, to be pending.'for'a-reciprocityitreaty* between ihe United State and" British-Columbia, similar to the.one just made-by the American government with the Sandwicb' Islands.���������-Tripp and Keys, who .killed:;the,"sailors *" at Port Townsend, have 'been'"set at* liberty'; the grand jury finding no{true' bills against^themi -^/Mexican'was'fined;$50 for'selling grog NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. - CLINTON HOTEL, ,;./;\: emm^ B R ITIS H , O OL & ������;B IA. rrvHE^SUBSCRIBERS, FOR; MANY YEARS *HjO- X prietors of the' Tw'enty-Nine Mile: House- Douglas Portage, beg to* announce that having -purchased, the Clinton-Hotel property, "they are ^preparcd;toj? afford excellent accommodation to the travelling i public. The table will at aU times befell supplied, and in the Bar will be found the choicest liquors, yy y -yy Ample stabling for animate, and the. best or fted constantly on hand. , ���������-" a:"A'-j..a -y,,, '_" ,- . Theyfespectfully invite aicall from-tbeir old cufito- me'rs; as well as;tbe travelling public gerierallyY. ;YY-; Clinton,B; a,Sept. 17,1867ylA.Ay SM1TH&CO. / GREAT ATTRA^ ,\- BARKERVIL^i / / .';������������������/, A ��������� MUNDORE & CG^ROPRIETORSv[\ / 'M^^^^mij^^ Sa^l^pis co /'Store COMI^SSION MERCHANT " ���������m t>egt6 _ ^ ANNOUNCE -THAT/THE ABOVE; MEX-, ��������� tjoned. establishment will be,,opened next SATUR; DAY'EVENINO:' the 21st inst;, when all,;lovers Of:the ,'f light fantastic'1 are Invited to call and enjoy them- selves. i . />,'>' r , - * a��������� ���������'��������� i * . ���������' V ' ��������� Y MUSIC AKD DAKCINO;EyERT ;EVENING.;' , :, The best brands of "W^nes, Liquors 'add Cigars always to be found at the Bar. --' ? ' < " -' '���������. ,.'" t f *-. y ' ;The'strictest order.pbserved.; t - ,. -.; j j !tSept.,19;.'Z887^,,j:i: ty V Ay:yVAy^yyl ;; yyAl I *^XXT DOOR TO THE S^niiBL Ornro .; BarkervilleV.29th June, 186T; ,A: ^ ^af- h: A:A'y-Ay^ O'n'WILLIAMS CREEK7 ON MONDAY EVENING last^a agnail Pocket Account Book; or no value to any onebutithe owheri/ A.ny person finding theTsame will please leave it at this,OiHce.' ,��������� -Sept. 17,1867." , to -Indians.^- The Solicitor-General sat in Chambers us Comraissfonerjn-Bankruptcy;on 9th.���������Mr. J. Henderson, -telegraph operator, had the bone of his>ight ankle fractured' by being thrown from a,buggy near' Esquimalt. ���������Flans tor the dry dock at Esquimau have been;forwarded: to the- Admiralty/and with; recommendations by" the , Admiral for their construction next spring.���������Four sailors belonging to'the ship Nation's Hope deserted, taking; with them one of the ship's boats,��������� Peter Lind, of, Sannich,, shot ?a man named piitchy Smith in the/ieg^irifiicting a* seripns wound; this is the third ' man he has; shot within eix������'mon^ tion the property. ,o������ Anthony ;EUiot,'/near Quadra street; for $520; also f lot 848, 'Pan-1 dora street, f6r*$175feTbe steamer Alexandra blew another/plate /off* her boiler at tthe* mouth-of the Fraser;ion thelith.-^The.^crops on;-the island5areiall safely housed. A : -y,- AAyy.yyAyyAyAyyxyAVAAAyyAAy:; m y NOTICE. .^f riosrihereiofore^carriecl .on'iincl er r the -style;'ofr ;0$; panheimerX& Co;| at^al^B'irkervilleand^ishei^ine^ will henceforth be carried 'on by tbe; undersigheddto! whom an assignment was executeci^n >i"t������e:18th /'day bf October, 1S66. for the;;benefit of the^credItprs;'of David Oppenheirocf and Isaab Oppenheimer, under and pf -virtne of^ which^ Bald -ass ignment;:'iBe ^unaer-' signed have assumed the control of ..'the'said business, nnd the said David Oppenheimer and Isaac Oppenheimer are not any:longer^aul&oriBed':to^ management thereof;^'4;' "' . \.;.y,.y A, Dated this Seventh day of September, AADAlB&fyv ROBERT, BVRNABY,' t ( , A-,DAVID LENEVEtV . : ,,, .tl "' ' ' ' F. WEIS5ENBURGER, - " ::" A; .Trustees of Oppenheimer "& Co. 's Estate.'' .Al BARKERVILLE. y- yV '"* THE ^TJNDEllSIGNfi^v HAVING oPEtfpn ������������i ;. above /Saloon, would;; respectfullv itn!t* Ic1 iriendsan'd tho;:pnblic.;tO'step in and'BZZr? ALES,^WINES a������k-LIQUORS /the/q^iK^tl ? theyiattep;tbemselve������L,wUlsuitthetastesor h!3 fastidious.-,: ,The:;beB> brand of ciGAfis ftill?^ ha:n'd';-;:'j';v^\^^ ' 29th June; 1867. fU ,// : /,, 2_j Y* ���������::~?-���������m " ���������' i. i "i i ii 1���������j���������������wJMMhM^M,,^^ i'i'm"'1'*' ;i !'���������:'���������*.':���������'' W' ���������vF.,-kER*kE.Wifc������^y:A DAYit EXPRE&! '+A between:Barkervillo;ahd: Grouse-Creek, _?��������� ders,- small' parcels, letters/ collections: etc J?1 attended to; on,moderate -terms, .cSpecial aVteniS' pfven to d eraarids for;Bubscriptiohs ��������� to the CARIrm SENTINEL, or any bthe? Newspaper. , 7* < Omces^On Gronse^Creek^t-Mr-Prag?f'_gttrrt /! Barkerville,->%t0t.^^ Eorre'H' doiniciie, SBJiij5' Ofpiczs. A-.a Ay; 'J-;l::;;;; 'A ���������: < < i ��������� ;'-;::-: -;:- -'��������� .'���������:. ��������� ��������� A -July29; 188T." " ' . '��������� _' , . ,u / ?MHKB? MINING INTELLIGENCB. - ., ' ; ' ; --ClSi)AR';'OBBBK. ' The Aurora co. last; week had their sluices robbed of about $500 in diist. They continue to take out about $20. a day to the hand.��������� The I)isooveryicb. are also /talcing out about 'the.same amount '%A':A* a:LAAw ���������/;;..;/; /' ���������; ��������� BLACK BEAK CREEK, ; - '' -;'' Two ������r tb ree companies albo ve the falls are making; wages.~-The miners have out a good ^rail from;this place to YCedar er^e"k.T-Mr. W. P. Barry has just Completed a;' spiehaid pack trail from. the Forks to! Cedar creek.-~Capt. "Mitchell has built a large scow or punt, to ferry horses and cattle over the lake A pleted his enquiries in this -'''quarterVtQOk^bis; departure-tor Quesnelmouth" " yesterday, wbence^fre^ c>eek| and examine ttie/ijuartz lodes in that^loeality/ On his way ;below, he will also pay:a^visit^tb the" Cherry creek silver / lead; about which so ^U'cK excit^en t>bas' latelybeen^felti Sin ce? his arrival here, Mr. Harnett has visited������ nearly .alI ^the;creeks m^this^ district^ where any ab five draining operations ar^ going on,^ and has gathereda deal ofvalnable statistical- information, relating to our mines* which he \ purposes to> publish 5 through the columns rif the^San Francisco AIta, with tne view of di- rectiag the attention Apf the Cajiforniaf miners add capitalists]to our rich mineral resburces. Canadian Company; vs. Grocjse Creek Bed Rock:Flume CoMPANY.-^The public interest which is felt in the resuli? of this case, has in- da ced us to give as ful 1 a report of th e proceed ings as possible ; but as our space will not admit of the whole appearing in one number, we shall therefore continue to" publish them in those that-follow. ��������� ��������� ���������' Dissolution of Partnership ,--:.- :w.'Y ���������-. -A ^������������������������������������'.���������*A-r. y> A YJ-Y.Yrv. ��������� ��������� nttOTIQE IS HEREBY/iGiyE"K, tTHAT $HE *%RTr l*i thersbip lately existing^jetweeh the nhderfii^nedj- under the -nameM Fontaiue';j_-Company'A has: tht3r day been riissolved, by nititua 1 ^onsent^YAlf debts^drie; la the latefirm are tobe pai(Htn^2^ debts against thetsaid!flrm["may bfrsentinitohiniJ"; ��������� '��������� - 'A- FELIX POUCHOT, AAA A: G. FONTAINE. rRicbfield, August29thy 1867;. '^���������AW^ Ylm-A^XA- H O T E L, SNOW.:OPEN:FOR THE ACCOMMODATION Cl" K tho mining com munivy( ah d the, public ge,{r%/| No:expense^has been spared^to render the lm C that could bo desired, for comfort and conyenji;i������i The SaV is supplied with a complete, stockof-Wiin, Liqooes and Cigars,' ^ :A.:' - '*' / Aja@~ "Well Aiatn Bfcps.^tS ' / infly be had at W'moderate dhajge, * ' E. 0RD, ,. July 1, 1S67, 2m- - ' Propriety ' C0 8MOP.OLI Bestaurant and -/. . BARKERVILLE. TAN Baker f; TM^CNOBSStCfNED HAVING ^HO^r^HttEl snovated;hi8 Eatabllshmentj haaire^operiod theniair ftn<the ;accommodatlon;of.the Publicy���������andHrasls'W: merit;a.^hare of .their-patronage.; His BAk"ery,haaalso._ :u:ndjrgono'";repa!r,': 'anal he/"l8;now'" ready, io .eiecutt, orders^fro'm all who wish good bread.\A\ AMyVyAAtyAAi-' .;:,JACOB -VEM^Proprietor^ ..: y June 10th, 1867, > ;. - y "���������' IK T&qw El^^ Dorado Saloon! H BARKERVILLE, mnfe "ONbERsiraED^ X entire; interest or^M-eBsrs.1 Jpseph .parkeriand R; R Clark,^ ih'jthe above named establishment would .resi pect-tuliy;solicit a*continuance of thepublic* patronage heretofore extended to Ihem.Y 4 AA.VA '*v> -Aug. 28,1867. ,��������� , f ' "WILLIAM STERLINGS I^lrflSiilii-OTIGE^ A" "FTER5 tHIS^JbATE, BARIURD'S EXPRESS IS hotrespanBiblefor damage on LIQUIDSehippwii fin or Glass, unless by? special contract. A' ���������-',,���������; Until further Notice? tbe Express will ;an1H- m 'ery SUNDAY AFTERNOON.-end closo for belo*j every; every "WEDWESDAT. at KINE o'clock,^. M. A -y'yy* -<���������-:. yA " :-. yy- ROBERT FOOU Bo ot an d S^i o e m afc6 r * . - '"' * : a barkerville;' ! -' r. ; 5 Av" ^ ��������� HAS JUKTRECEIVED "BY ;ixpfeE������V A"NT ASSORT- 7meht of FRENCH CALF and KIP LEATHERS of thnRRST QTT'Ar.TTV :-'-::-'-. :���������',--.,- a < i: y--: ���������;.,*:��������� r^*-n< A'Ia-- the BEST QUALITY ���������August28; 1867. lm BarkerviilOj.May 29th, 1867, '- -; la the matter 'of thfcEstkte abdEffecti of JA������H | PURDIE, lato of .Williams Creek, Blacksmith, do-/ ��������� ,/ceased, intestate, y ' i������ - \ LL PERSONSrWHO ARE INDEBTEnVTO,^ ���������PA.',above^ Kstate,������aro^rD^uired to pay the amounts^ ibrtbwitbi and alrpersohrwho bave any claims again, ;tn6.ibovn>statejvare:reiiuiredHo send ia;;thfir^5���������l on or before tho TWENTY ^IXTH day of SEFTEJIBi4 1861 to - , CHAS. E.;POOLEY, - a,} ,',. '��������� .������������������ i ' * oiUcialAdministrator- Dated RichfleH, 27th Jnae':18tf7:: ;- ^^ ���������vv;'-^;/^;;;.'y::;;.'CARP^ believing that a number.o^mr friends : and supporters are laboring under the impression that I lost the late fight by foul pby or Otherwise, and wishing to, convince them to the contrary, I hereby challenge Joe Eden to- fight him again Within a period of from:one to ten days frbm date, for from $1 to $500^ Sept. 36,1867, . . GEORGE WILSON. ���������.V/^V RlCHFiELD/' / ���������;-",;" ' THE UNDERSIGNED ; HAS JUST OPENED^ THE above Saloon, and hopes his. old. friends, and the public in general, will give him a ca.li: * '':" '*. '-- No ext ra charge on.u freeze out,������' for fun Aug. 28,1867/ ; im JOHN HEDIN. Thb Colonist says the A governor /will not order^a now election of tne raining board for this district. There is n6 great hardship i n this, seeing that the saggestions of the late J; LOST. TN THETOWN OF BARKER v"ILLfc'ON'A0J*/DAV X Evening last, a Silver Watch. Any person dnding the same, and leaving it with Mrf MePherson^Watchmaker, will receive a reasonable reward. ,24th Sept, 1867c ������������������".������������������ A%' ��������� Ay:y .'/.-'Round.' ;.;';��������� ON WILLIAMS CREEK, A POCKET BOOK, CON- taming notes and papers. The owner can obtain.. HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE: EXISTING between yFRANK PERRfilT/ahd AyKELLER, as &aloon keepers, Cameronton; has this day been .dis- solved4by mutual consent. ' All outstanding accounts due to tlje late firm, must be paid.to A. Keller, who is authorized to reccipt.for the same. In the'matter of tbo Estate ah<*-Effe%C^S WHITFORD, i'ree Miner-late of the BeW u������^ y YOonklins-Gnlch, deceased, intestate. ^ ,..v? - LL PERSONS WHo'ARErlNPEBTBp TO TA? .... j above'; E8tateViro-'requ'irQd:.:tp>poy;.th&:������������" , due forthwith,.and'jUr persons Who; have any cwj., against the above estate.1 are required to een^m ^,, accounts on or before FI^T NOVEM.BERrl8B7,������ ; . YCHAS. E: POOLEV^; . f . :A:.yy~AA' i ������������������,/iY',^>iofliQiai Admims^t.- ��������� - Dated Ricnneld^lJBtAnguB^lS67;;^ Tli6s.; L. {mm0V^. aa^a- CAMERONTON, - :���������: Have jnst received* and ������>^^^V'y 24th August, 1867. FRANK PERRET, A. KELLER;- lm boarii were treated with so littlo considers j'^some^ ^6& in the lai������ r^fision of oar mining lav^s. [ Sept. 26, isa7. Photographic xArtist, AS* 2'2Si2n?SEI) A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERV at RICHFIELD, and is prepared to tufc'e Cattes db Vislte, Timbre' de Poste Portraits, Ambro- types- Leather Pictures, Milanotypes, Views of Houses. Claim?, etc., Single or Stereoscopic. Portraits abo taken on White Silk, linen or Cotton Cloth. * j Bicbffeld, I2tb August, 186T, ATLOW BATES yP^ ^v^^g 2(3f0 CASES. CHOICE BRANDS cfe:tiaW^ ��������� -��������� >��������� ;���������-.���������'������������������,.. :iyA-v> ^_co!m^iSG;oFyyA,A-:v\.- Brandy^Martcll, Hennessey, anfi'fl^WF^'g^. Vf/ines^ort, Sherry; Burgundy,/"^^S3Js'^8ll': . tcrno's- French White Wine J.San8eya������ne8.. ,; ���������''���������'-. fornia W lite Wine. .' ' :' V... AA ��������� Champagnes-Boucbe and Napoleon's^A^ Bittors���������Bokcr's, Sansevaine's, 0Ta^eJ^ni^ ter's, Vermouth, Abseathe, Peppermint ������b sette. ' i - . ... ���������;",-' y'y !.',; Old Tom,: Gin, and Scotch Whisky* . Also on hand-500 gallons choice brands of Wn f Winos; Whisky. Rum, etc. ������i������������������T������afO^ **t6i Goods received on Stojuob or OoH������res^������ lowest market rates, '. its tetJury, mV<../��������� ��������� \ -��������� g I 1 | 1 vi c ���������It ��������� : ��������� \ ���������>"' ?:./.��������� **>. *���������*���������>���������'t,- :-��������� "������������������->_ ***-+?*-- C^URSMYf^r^MBER; 26, 1887, :'V.~>r: AAA- < ' ; -y. THE FIGHT. . ' > .... . ' \ Ay The long-expected prize fight between Geo. Wilson; JhefCari^^ -jEJdenVfdr $1#0O a side, came off on the gov^ ernment reserve, in Valley^Creekiabout three , .milesreastof this^Iac������^on Tuesday lait^Jtho y:/ #4tbanstanfc;������v^;a^^ the morn ing, large crowds iof jester ^sightseers, many ��������� ,->, of whom" had come ironig ,previpua;^ejiing^cbuld be\ observed wend- irig iheir Iway^ to Me scene of action, knd be- U*V^ore %^!������,C^9C^> ^noon^thereVcould notrhave "been;;less: tnan ��������� l^SOOtpersohs |asE6mbied en AF the ground. .'; The dayr which was one "ot the : yy brightest sunshinevp -tempered' with- jus t '"*' ^eSoughJb^ a cpol- XireeM^p make ilk pleasant, ' ^coute riot1 have been/n^reprbpitiouis for, such 1 an;OccasiphT "AAmphgsi the crowd,tie greats {*$"est good humor| and- enthusiasm._ seemed to ^prevail; as,, the merits.of* each of the combatants were discussed, and ijriany bets offered ,.; .. tind taken. ;rrRefreshment stancls were erected a ,withinf a. convenient difitance. of the' arena, ��������� woerd- many availed themselves of the crea^ uC-ture;:c^ ^----���������'��������� Jhe^nri^ ''���������"';,���������;w&eato test 'their "skill, was, twdn^-fdurjeet' _mrapires.7iUutsiae;of;tDisa^ain ,,.__-. ������������������" ,,;���������' the .outer,'ring,'.where seats had been constructed foir r the -use of the spectators... At, ^^V^^^-twebty'inlnates1- past eleven o'clock;:the prin-; [ T���������A.,voipals and ,their seeprJids^^ntered;;ther^ring; . 'When the appointment of referee and umpires ;7-_ ^, , took place ;Dan. Morgan being^ .chosen ref- jeree, and;WUliam Phillips and Thomas i^rch- r Male,'the: two umpires.*''.The choice of corners was thenYtossed, for, rand won by Eden j/who v.'- ihosetliatAvhich placed binr with his hfricti to" -a, the Ban jYthecolors.iof each";were then hoisted . ; 4 ; imthieir respective cornersfEden's being red, land Wilson's blue.' At five minutes to twelve ���������. o'clock,.both men stripped, and prepared for .y.. y . the combat j their fine muscular development '-Ai ~ -.forming the .subject of "universal comment, and' drawing .forth ,a hum of admiration on nedy and John Makin ; and those' of Edeh| y - .Fred. Littte and Geo. Fairbrother. Evury- thing being arranged;;bpth;menvapproached y- ito������ centre pf the. ring, and;after: shaking one another cordially by the hand, took up their position. ��������� y - )XXVAV while bri; hi* ad^ersarJy \ A fe wvfeiri ts were made, when Eden 'delivered a severe Tigris hander onWllsonrfc ear^and then fell* ns usual. , -��������� ,\, ..'.,������'...' ' lOtb.���������This, was & lively^ rpuhdy in which Eden *Ied> off with ��������� his* left^ arid planted a heavy blow on Wilson's -proboscis arid ���������mu^ fetching;thie}claret copiduslyi arid fell^ as the latter countered* ���������'- - * -Ay A ' ��������� "ACa llth.~-B6th men appeared to bre fresbervin wind than/' ever, and 'exchangedxsexevril tell* irig bio ws;. : Eden again down; ; .". ; 12th.���������Heavy bitting in this 'round; in the course; of woich'W, ilspn planted ]a;se ver e rbld w pn Eden's Itefl^^ee^r^^iEdeiV; went Sown;- ?; '*���������J- 13thl--*Botb appearedk ea^r fpr the fray ;^ Eden^ eye being slightly ^sc^ore^, ,afterv an exchange by each of some* terrible, blows on thei ribs j Wilson got Eden again in chancery, ���������and- administered some -rapid^blows on his cranium, iii the course of whichEderi flipped to; grassj arid; Cries' of; 'f fbuP'": were disallowed; by the referee^ ;v p y ��������� :.; y , ,.t * > -;'��������� A" 7 Wilson -heavily ;v loud cheers for the first throW.7 ��������� ��������� A 'yy. ��������� ;;���������' - ��������� ^ '" ': * ��������� ;i5th.--S6me sfiitrp; -raps; were exchanged^ when Eden planted Jairi bunch oKfiyes^on Wilson's ear j; and then fellf 'a ^ y Aififeh.^No, fighting in: ,thie round 5 both' clinched and tell heavily. JEdeh sprang to his feet' instantly with great agility. $60 to $50 were now offered on Ed^n^ but ho takers. l'Tth.^AlthoughlYvVilsbri evidently:felt^hb( effbets^qf^he fall^stll! he^ came-up^a^difcp������^d^ the fight with} great kigprf;driving EdeiiVback to bis 1 cor her, nhd- aimed, ai fearful bl������w,vltd escape wbich;Eden siipped^do wn oh his^ hands arid; kneesr against tbe ropes;yCries ofe fffour? were again disallowed by the .referee^with^a can tion., , , ' /lSthl���������lSden,looking ;fierce; again:led off, striking Wilson asevere right-hander oh the tlie<chest,.whichAsouhded. at, a considerable distance; and then slipped to; mother' earth. u 49th^Wilson exhibited gfeat Warit:df terrirj iper,-forcirigithe -fighting; and in-the; struggle' almost forced Eden over the ropes.A Great excitement,-and";cheers for Wilson; - ���������;20th and last round���������Wilson ��������� coming iip still greatly:_.-irritotedv-got a severel blow^pp; the cranium from YEden, arid in closing with Eden . in ;his corner,.Went him to grass, and while the latter was on his. krtees, delivered the blpww sequence pfeprevidus^arriingsi^ Rattle in Eden's favor. ���������;J'?^k:.Y-s-: -lifi--..;.'1 ' :" l^fc.^Both men came.up to the scratch, ex- bibiting^a great deal of iselfrreliance and de; jri termination, and evidently prepared for busi- ���������y\'ynesriAA-Sfevefal ^seconds ^efe- occupied in y ; Irieffectual parries, Wilspn leading off without: Yseffect, when Eden countered with-his right, orid;plahted a stinger^n* Wilson "sjeftpeep^er, drawing the^ claret? First blood claimed and nliow^^fbr Eden. \'. y, 2nd.���������Gonsjderable;^parri,ng in this rottnd, 'y* ���������auring wh|clr bowmen, eyed each other caii- .:,f���������:;..- tibusly, evideotly raeasuring'the reach' of his bjiponent. Wilsouled off,; when Eden planted aterrible/ b t *; ��������� ivoid' punishment. \ , " - ^3rd^Thie^ " Ing ; several-ineffectual blows were excheng- - ^ed; when Eden again dropped in ;his corner, - Itnd Wiisbn striking, as heifolloWed him; upf a , " "callpf ���������;"-ifoitti"-- was.made, but hot allowed by ', the referee. , .-", ." ^litfi^Wilsb^ meaning - mischief^ and followed Eden up to his corner^ wheret some heayy; fighting was do Sides', Wilson administering a stunning bio.W: bn Eden's facial region; nEden; went to grass to escape injury. '; "���������' 5th;���������Both men came rip looking very sav- : a; *age. Wilson;f6rced the ^fighting, and caused Ederi '"to; '-TOtreat^^feVliI^- corner, where some i heavy; exchanges were made, ending the round amidgftjioud applause for Wilson: Eden * went down." -:l. / A*AA:<.' 6th.-r-This was decidedly the-'best'round-; both appeared eager to force the fight, giving and taking in brilliant -style, on the head and --v./' face^wben Wilson, forcing Eden tp hisborrier, : " "the flatter fell, after a severe struggle, in which his; fcactics were strictly carried out. . Loud cheers for'Wilson.; -. ,/; ,;^ : 7th. ���������Both parties showed evident signs of i-v[ weariness, bdt ho appearAnce of punishment. ^This^^round was. entirely in favpr of Wilson, wh0 -g-61 Eden*s head in charieery, while the y latter was falling; and administered some well dire;dted blows; at the same time wririgr y ing his neck severely, but fearing lest he should strike foul, lost the opportunity he had bf gaining the fightatonce* (A>8th.-���������The men came to time,, both evidently berit on mischief, and opened this rdund with ���������,....'��������� rapid and heavy blows on the face, Eden closing with a powerful left-hander oh Wil- Bon'3 breast. Eden went down. < -��������� ' &th.-*-Eden was first to time, and looked than ever, smiling fell tbo % 23rd:Sept.,*!86*fc-t , A ;The case Canadian Co������vs/ ��������� (^lise^Creek Bed Rock "plume -Co., was called.', Mr. Park appeareii,for the pk Walkerii ahd>RoberfeoiH fprY^defefidants.; A : Tbe'couhsei for defendants were attxious that the;case;.against^thevSparrowhawkiCOi should; be \triecl :;o iri^ thfe'same ^ssue, bu t A this' was objected'to by ;Mr. Park, the courtisus- .taining.;the objection. Xy. "������������������ y yyx-'A a yy 1 - - -.,,;;;.,-, > The registrar reported the amounts lodged iri his;hands%j the respective litigari^;to be> viz., fer^laintiflfa, $2^668 50 i^for defendants; $i,0Q0..V -';'.*., y i v , ' ; >;-; * AMx. Park .objected; tqVtbe case gpiu^ bh; un ti 1, <itbe ;defetf&h ts, hSd sho win cause why they1 had not ideposited^alh the rooney taken out by them^iir the: hands of the court. ' His honor suggested that in .order no time sfiould be lost, he would^listeh? to the^disc1 fission of the point in chambers. / yv) ���������A-'Mr. Park then proceeded to opeh the case for the plaintiffs; by stating that plaintiffs had: sued defendants for a parcel of ground on: Grouse!creek included in; a< icharter^granted by the government to defendants; on 13th April, 1864; wherein they were alio wed the rignt to construet a bed' rock flume for hydraulic washings j: &e.; bh! four ,and eix-tenths iniles of said creek, f roin: th at date for a pI err iod of ten years.; Under saidi charter the defendants covenanted with the Gold Coram sioner to; pay certain am bunts, of money, arid construct at least 000 feet of flume the first year, and not less than 1500': feel every succeeding year ; not only did they fail in this, in 1864, but in, etery succeeding year. ; In the spring Of 1866, the anti-Heron Co. took possession of a certain portion; of this ground; ah ejectment was brought against them at that time.by the Flume Co., before Mr. Cox, who decided against the anti-Heron Co. Mr; Cox, however. Was sb satisfieil on that trial of their nonTCoriipiiaace with the terms of the charter,, that he at once issued the requisite notice under tha,t cnarter declaring it forfeited. The Fliime Co. afterwards^ applied to the government below for extension of time, and a recommendation to that efiect was sent to Mi*^ dot* That extension was granted on certain conditions, and these conditions had not yet been complied with, not one inch of flume having since been laid. The matter theri rested j Mr. Cox allowing his notice to remain in abeyance uhtil the necessary] The CabadiahCb. here :cbritehdt:Qiat ������������������ tlu5;:Cpinmis?9;^der: deciding the charter void, came into operation as soon .as tfcs^ c'onditiDhs were hot fulfilled; No attempt has-been made to lay the Mme^Birice 1866. In that year tlfe < Mume; co. carried 6n their ^ork ttroughvthe ^agency of a coritrao- tor j who for want of funds I arid; other causesv was obliged to abandon arid &ive up the works.;. Matters were in this state in September, 1866., The company had/no office Kere^ Tbey were deeply inX4^> *n^ I1??5101^^ Repudiated j the ^debtsi ^but tfie existence of the "company. T ^t was tfieri that the Canadian cp. came into existence; after nriding the ground wholly "abandoned and neglected; they,, on th65j8tKOctober, 1866^ -made ' a"' record; of i\venty^creek claims^ adjbiaing-^the Heroirco. -Thbugli1 that record included ajcertainporti^ of the Flume co*?s ground^ it was not confined solely, to that, ground, and here a question of bouhdajpyrWilUarise^ T ��������� possessiori of 'the^groundy 'x&jid.:,worked it, no one ap|earirig t<i^dispossess ^them of It; The FlumecO' well kriowm'gv these faete, illowed the . plaintiffs to \keep peaoeable possession till the i22nd of April last^ wheri^ihey brought their firsts action before Commissioner Spalding. At this time, the newy charier, was; hbt in existence;; it was signed in New Westminster in May^lorig after Mr^S_Mdirig had-tried the case 5"the briginaL charter 'only was produced in cbiirtlt This Anef/y Charter is dated 23rd^arch^67i;wd|si^ ipgi in ���������'presence, of iwo witnesses, neither of whom -have -been - 3n - Cariboo* for -y^ars;; -, i i charter;' thus���������'��������� signed is impossible to aflfect a suit of this kind. \ ^Vhen the'appeal came up, the[Supreme^X^burt ruled fthatithadi rip; jii^| dibtiohan.the case. Plamtife^contend^fpr the ^whole/ofLthe ground, claimed, by- themV being 2,000 feet in length, and 100f feet in breadth, if they can-show :thatr the charter was voided, or \the.;grqund abandoned ; but if they can not? they claim to be entitled to a strip pf erolirid wnichSvaslwithiriitn^ witness called on the trial before the / Com- missioner,;on; ivhich occaMpn;;;Mr.v;Spaldirig expressed himself to the effect' that-.he had made up1 his mind on the subject, and if they I know the ground claimed;b the" 8th October, 1866, to 22 April;:1867jHl have seen parties; representing,..;and* working the^groiind, arid have . paid assessments for their labor., ..They ceased work for a time, but y comtneneed again, :* and ;were working When' the action. was brought, against them bef*ore^nimissioner.,' Sp aiding j J^sifore-; man of the,company at the time of that action ^Ve-were summoned to be ejected from 'the ^Flurrie Co^ grpuiid ; I demanded fin^epprtby what.authbrity wewere_to be ejected, arid was "answered by^ MrrPar*kr ,w,ho ^appeared for the^Flum^Corilthat they; claimed- the right ^riderthe ctotef^from gpverrimentrfor '1256 feet I objected tp the-legality;of the p grant, wheh^Mr, Spaldid^, recomniended* Mr. Park to take both; charters arid .eject Us under either of them;' \I" opnterided ^that wi party; could nofchold twb titles to property, iti, was illegal^ -Jiriasmueh ;as^the^ old charter was void ahdjjh e^ hew Brie; illegal th ey; had f n o Coriimissidrier _ . . , ., ..*v..������^\i*v- tm512;feet strip ij^I^^ petfe^jriat we were illegally .ejected;* on^ two points, because Mrl SpaIding^was^^decidingon an ua- signed charter, and second, that"the^ grottnd ������oa!������iriaWnnri^^y^Q pompahy"1(|ajeiit; e$ was J-������:;";-..-l'i ter theappeal was refused the Canadian, Col only claimed the strip of ,12 feeV...���������. ���������. '*'," Stewart Sniith s^orri���������-Am. one oif fhe^ l helped to stake aldrig the front lines not that company,;"was a member of the Canadian Co! at that 'time; In stakirfg off I planted dred fV>At ?YtTrt ; orifi " Ar������o������-y uyy Y/Y,Y ''���������"���������'/ lA-V-rfiZ ~y Y A ;'Kad/_vf6'r3feite^ ground :was open for pre-euiptionty Was pre*; sent when Judge Gpx served, a;.thirjty dayi ��������� notice:on Kj Gamemn, ] declaring;the. Fluin'e . -' Col's 'chiarter forfeited^ and I fixed one, of tho notices, oh the ground myself^ JThere^has not been a foot of flume laid since ;I located thi *. t. the anti-Heron Cbi, in the- springlpf 1866* Since the;-Cariadian,Co^ located in October.- last'they have'liohe consideranle work'on the A * ��������� \ y ground; they ruhSO feetrof a'drain last fair{ i- '<- '���������Ay% iX r..-..jf.V.- ���������?.-.. \ . AAA] A. yy ���������^ overruled this/ and said*that the. goy^rhment had given ;the Flume Cp. this graa^pf^'laisd and thaij'I;Would have- to go elsewhere and have .the legality: tested, v ,The^ decision A \vas given agajnst us;A&rA Spalding would; ribt acknowledge' our record at all; we appealed froni this judgment to the Supreme Court jl was in nourtwben^the appeal came:up, understood Judge :Regbie to say that the law prevented him from acting in the matter.; ���������; ^r Cross-examined-^Althotigh^^my riame is not on the record^,:I. wa^'b;;meifibe^.'pf;-i..'������lnB Canadian Cbrin October|*1866 5 have been foreman of tho Canadian- Co: and^Sparrowhawk Co. at the same time ; the ground claimed by the Sparrowhawk Co. is the same as that claimed by the Flume Co. arid Canadian Co..; the Canadian Go. did not claim the; whole of the ground at tbfe time the Sparrowhawk Co. located, they then only claimed a small strip 12 feet 2 inches in width. Sparrowhawk Co?s record is dated 26th July .last;;, Sitide: his; lordship has come up here td try the case pri its merits; the Canadian Co. have fallefi babk on theitbld record 5 as wehadhppppdrtiiriity to get into court, we thought it uselessv tb clairii anything that wa^ claimed by the Flume Co.'; it'was proved ill anotheir case thai this strip did not belpng torthe* Flume Cp. (I think the Canadian Co.'s sh^ft^_fipm.Ywhich they were ejected ^y Mr. Spalding, was on the strip of grburid ; was at a meeting of the; company before the ground ^as 16 canted j it was determined to stake off the ground as abandoned ground, no xnentiie was;vririd* of Cp., had closed,, and, ������_? ^^"?"?<y '��������� - y?���������w witness. After, tbV defendants have closed / their case, the plaintiffs;have the privilege of bringing evidence in;rebuttal.- It is. believed however, that;the proceedings will terminate ' Police CotllT;��������� James Pulleri alias Shakes; was fined last Monday by the* Police , Magi** , trite $2,50 for beings drunk^tnd disorderly; and ridirig his horse; in' a; furious mannot through the street of Barkerville. y Supposed Dhow^b-^-Arepdvt^ifeacb Quesnelmouth "of the' probable " death drowning, of a riian named J. L. White, who started from Canyon creek jearly last week on a raft, and has hot since been'seen or heard of. .. Wb nnde������sj$|id,.that the stakes deposited . in the hands of the stakeholder, for the la td - ! - fight between Wilspn and Eden, were handed over to Joe Eden last night, iri: accordances with; the decision of the referee1; line atriouat . was;S2,400; " ;; '" V' ' r *' A ' y.Ay V v~��������� t ExPBEss.^-The "fepress left ^esiifday^iiiori^ ing at the usual hdiir, barryihg as passerigeni : -# Meseira; A. VanTleck, H; TreriholraVIX CowryAi���������':'' ������' A:-. yI; Aieii.'CamerojBf'p^:'H^ AyA. Copelahd. ���������. ; ���������"', - ' -.. ��������� ��������� ; ��������� .;������ _ ���������',���������: ":; v ���������: y ., ��������� " r.'��������� ��������� -���������; Tee irrepressible FSlii C'Byrhe has iti^fied ' up as a steambo^tfruhiierlin "^ city^ Ay ;���������,' and is said td bei one of vthe worst of that lA'AAAyAAyA claasi: ��������� y Ayr.-��������� ' (y-Ay;. :'>���������' }yp AAA ay'y:<_ '���������;, ;���������;."���������;;;,yy., '.' y^ .; ^dB^spK;: Hei?man^;thp; w *&&; T^ri: AiAy: trilpquist, having tJeea; detained i>y 'aBt;-.'en-?,; gageiheni'-/,at;:-Quesn^l^ou reaoh.! this place:before'Su:n]Ja^ri^t.^ !yy ��������� :"';; y.yAAAy TiiE>DispP^^ rich piy la# Monday nighty asju^h as ^20 So ;; the pari was obtained^ '��������������������������� ~*'' .'-������������������-'." *** - "-.*>. ��������� A The total .amount of gold, iak^h out of : '���������' Muscmitb Gulch.:last^weeki-;isi esUbiit^at; .-; 500ourices;"-' ~;y - ': a .-��������� .���������: .- .. ^���������.. .. ���������.. -.- ; K :v TwO lar^e ibuble tehdei ox, wagofiS..afrj.- 1 A rived'here yeisierday������ #itK & ieayy" freight fot : merchants in to wee.. ;:" '���������;,: *.;.;,, a ��������� ��������� -A* ��������� ) Aggt- "ffefe ^reaf demaridf;frir :$$&& 9^������/A---'''a'A' vM ih tho''-nuisirig: d^stricts^ Mk 'brimght. irito ;exi8ten^ ������������������ : , ; many sutirioua' imitations:: but the,iritelligefioo of saa -. xaiu\ti$ popritikacM is Peu'-ft-'Ctor'a jftf3raSt"wi ���i,q> \A ������������ ���* E^whb^ast<^ JviA. a- ffce of the";*Peace"; and, jail commissioner at h^/*'i*''?,,":>\.T6fonto[in a sfcateinint to^he^Cauadian^ Par- 1 r y y v liament,' said; that nine oi.it of ten of the ,ma!e :;.. A" ; H ^isocefs^and; nineteen out; of twenty \ot I the > '^ ^-yfemale, are/seiit" to-,jail;by intoxicating Ik quors/ He AyAyC. -'prisonera'irt tbe jails ^of Canada, two-thirds / / / ;f v;bom were 'males;'and \ nearly,Trilt signed '"" ^-^":"ya;.petition for a;MMae'liq^or^ law/ many of 'them stating that their' :only''hope of being Wved from raiii was ;td go where'intoxicating -*// iil^uors-conld not be obtained. In four years - yXy -Ah ere w ere. t werity-nve tbo usanil p ri bo n ers in *y ��� ��� Canadian jaUs',~twe'rity-two' thoirsan&'two" bun- " A -.:'*dred of whom; were.brought'there^b'yv intoxi- */ ; 4'iiog liquorsv' "He kept a record of the li- ' ^-"//^quor dealers of a single street in Toronto, one yy * bund red in niimbWj for fifty-four years past. , ,.f!^v>2^Iffi^^ aa"ye /been two . biin- !*" V ;4^**od"arid fourteen drunl^rds/ fbrtyrfive wid- vAAyAs ;ow.R? and;two huadred and .thirty-five orphans A/^J. i:^eft^forfeyrfoiir sudden,deaths;' thirfey*one sui- AyyyA'riidef},'riwo��. nundwdr atid^lireev premature ��� ' y,deaths,by;drunkennesg,; four murders, three :/;''., "-secationsj nineteen; hundred and fifteen '-- jaj ,^-years of human life estimated, to. have been , ;J:/~, .Aost;by .drunkenness, and a"-'Joss.of'property, *" ,"���;-<mce owned - In real estate, amounting/to ;y0AA$ 2Sft5pQ^"i^Ki:-v\J^ ^^ ^?""??^S ^P*/^ 1:''/:!^ ^M/Mv^ERTISEMENTS. S P. TAYLORj B'A'RK^E^^ AS -CON^r^TL^ O^iHANb A PHOfCE SB- leOtion of Dru6s;ani>jPatest MedicIves;'including^ the> -celebrated Golden'-���''��� Balsam, ^and Murphy's Mixtures; for the complete cure of Secondary Syphilis. Also a greatYvariety;; of Sarsaparillas, Hair BrusheSi- Tobth/Brushes;:Comb'sjTooth ."powders^ Sponges, Fancy Soaps; LnbnVs Extracts, Rose Water ^nd; other;Perfumeries,1.Garden SeedSj &c.y&c. ,;* ���:. ��iJtist received���ah assortment/ of Stationery, Pocket binriesiOr-lS6ft and Billiard Table' articles; y y p. S.i-Prescriptions carefully.compounded; I*s McTbiiMAi^ SEED Comer oflLangley AUey and Yates,St�� - MESSRS.���"JAY^BAtE-S^ '\ Have opened the above premises with allarge and well assorted Stock,- ./, / Roster,, &f a lillooet;, . "w ��� ^CHEMIST.- ��� ��� '-,���'��� a '������Ci-'sfv ,yzzy. Avy: 'Criminal[ Aci^.Orithet 22nd; June, , a f, 'Htie'new-aoitoAfrimovri''rioriif clefects"In *the W^0i;SS^^^W^^^ of4h^ criminal*! w.Was; Issued^ 1 yy X';yAmprigf '/��hy amendments' effected,' * accused' *\J*\7ftI^ fcbej^clesl^e; io call Ayy *"* It'riesses ;* their depositions jy/ to -"be trifsjm JffyA1 ' yid'ifhokhd' b f re cognizance' In appear* on, AAA y;y, p i0ytnrilf; - th eir; ��� ���'"sxpe uses' .may-' "Be). -;allbvve'd/ - '' ^e'iiSon^dpgeroiasly-iltmay be^esamined for . I", l\',(or ^against the. prisoner, and" ��� their depositions ,�� ead l A gpyeif'o): of 4 r jjjmia mu%< fats re ^ /\f. t\V 'quiretf to produce a "person in; bis ciisto'3^: ��� ^' h:; ��� r* with out ;a wiiV; of; habeas: liq'rpus. VJ - The ��� act, ; y'ym�� K i)ot o extend^'fo Ire!ind, ^JU hir-J '-.;',!;,//; ���/.efie,ct. on ''.the 1st; October.���European-Times'! HAS FOR>SAIiE, and/constantly on hand, Ja;well assorted Stock of Drugs,/all the Chemicals usedr bvlPhysician^^: iPhbtograpners,; AssayiersV and Mechanics/; Alsatbe popular Patent Medicines,; and ���D'rn^lsWs'uttdries.^ y Rotorts, Crucibles, Mufiles,, CupelB^ Ingot Moulds, etCiVetc yy ;���;""' ������;.<��� ;;.--:������ y' y- ��/:���'/"iv"" T ".,���'; ;. / PaEaOBlFIlONS FAITHrUttT PBEPABEO;."(���'. ,. ; Al /,'-/ y, ��� ,,, ,,' ,t ,, t ,������ .\F.( W; FOSTERi';- ���' ���Vmal/; :���',, -J: ;v'-'v;/ ���; 'vy- ..'-. "^ Ay Va** Chemist; I- /!/" YALE, ADVERTISEMENTS. '��� ��� OFi-r t AND FLOWER SEEDS. / Tlie business ofthela'te firmof Jay �� Co.,, Fort St., andt Springfield Nursery; will * be carried on by them in-aliitsobranches.--.-��� ?, ...-��� ��� ���-��� '' '���*��� '������'" ��� y��� ������ y ���' l:A<= -,M" Fruit;Treesand Bushes,,^Evergreen'"..and;^;Deciduous' Shrubs/BiilbsandFloweriugplants of;eyerydescrip^ tion.--"' ; ���' ��� ::,vi;>v y. .'/ ^;.-'-, :-..-- ..������l'to;.-. BEWAMDST -DOUG-tiAS, Successor to A.: 0/ M"S*^^;s^)St^-A^'��A^ <?; , ^ ^e��* A'-complete, assortment of Stdcfc;c6nstantly; on nand^'.. l...-y y-AA -V:^ 11 ��� AyX\i% ;y::y:..\", 1-3; /- , ' GOVERNMENT; STREET^ VICTORIA. . , "W^H O L ES ALE ATN* I> Vfi E T Ali.. "v TURNErl & COv / l:i^^i^^^ S|^p3lf|^^ ;. "OTTTON CITY, B/fJ., r^ :?egs tolnfo^the puw^^ -; Ptt%i*^misc8:^r,upwards;^ 2oo i^rgcg ., rHay and Oats for; Sale cheap- v G00I)| SADDfiE^HORSl^ FOft ^ "' ;. ; '��� "''-;*TERMS^MODERATJS/''^- ' ? J; H. IMPORTERS OF "^Ijsli&'F'ren .;-.. Y/dercldtbing, Gloves^vandfbvery", description of;^^ " ; - /. - ,..,. /������ f! Drapery./Goods.,; ; .t t , . . ��� , yn<> . "Receive regular supplies ;by Express via ���Panama ahd by sailing vessels via Cape Horni;^ v / T f * Z/-V/ if��*:particularattention given to all orders. " ^5'^ J London Firra^J; P. Tonstall & Co. ; "^ 1-s;;: yy-yy. MtabuBbWd ishK:- -"7 ��� 'r^ >; "Wholesale and Retail JaWcbaitIn dftQCERlfe^ I'*'S^'OP*^ THfc Travelllidg 'public; itfteVbodroorns lare/spaciou. and a_'ry_a'n"fftn6^ and conifprfr:.by*��ny rintholower country ;;the Table i" alwaiye supplied^HH>,tne>bestKO^ictuals^ 8ia*biinj for,vHorsfia; Hay/:Oats and;BarIey;;constantly on ^y. '" ' (L % n rjTJi?/��ii welling up oil 'the Importance '-//-:'; of small things, gays A"-\ tbat lie always''takes ,v-;-/ ,; * ��� B otl c e^ even.,' of a v s��� tra wi" * es p e clal ly. if -;���. tb ere / ' ; "happens, t6 h; s sfieri ?>r >bblei at the Y&d or r-//it!?- r' ��� " L ' y . ^ ��� ��� ���_ . ^^^=����������,��� ^-^ ������-���. ., ^y/;S/ A^NoiawEciANrfiev;eV feet tenA inches.; nigh. V :' : vyW rejoifeingrid tli / n'ahie of 'Major Hanson,? ;;-/};''c s[ Is "-exhibiting hm -immense, prop or tions m t Wis- ...'".. ^.kyAty-iiA. A A -.: .-'A... : '.-.'/. Y . y,k/l_ f^THa;UNivsffiSAt.pRAOTioj3,ofr mixing Chicory sad " other'adultGratives,wiUi-C6��Eee, nub very much damaged in public yAiryiuou ' ^aa/ angii to no cat Lao^s, telicio ol Bevi aj k. 7>>< effectually have Ihe public been drugged with such mixtures that tlie true proper- , , tj ti haye been lost sight'of,' and many prefer a black ".'_ and Uncle infusion to a^dnnk:'rlch;in spirit and/aroma.' ��� >Ays C^<ieraras'is toe use of Coffee, It, is little known that' ������ Y : \*�� condensing the.vapbrs extracted from the berry in , -A ��� riiasting^a liquor is obtained ,of\ the most nauseous ���, ��� -rtaste, and 6ff a scentthe most unbearable.-^;��� Under sucb 'y . chcumstances -it "is evidently important that' all the AVy -^aH'es and' ilnids extracted 'by roasting should-be 'car- -> > ;��� ried off?.asquickly as possible, in ordcrtb prevent their ../. returning again to the Coffee,' which is the case'in the i. - confined cylinder- This object is admirably ;accom'-' ; v. ':' p_ished;by the new and patent"' 'Conical Coftee Roaster7' . as.used-.-by- FELLV& CO.', Victoria, in wiiicEibe berry . _. IB-Xirectlyjexposed to the. radiated heat, ;andl the" vapor, :; 'J' extracted carried off instantaneously. ���' In additun/ to y .. the advantage; to'tbe ^Hve^'bky^tbor.<ra^id!' teinWal of ������ n ;the steam containing the obj ectionaole' properties, ;the^ ,% - pure aroma of the Coffee ia retained-, the essential oil] being prjr.oi-'/cd and not exhausted as in' the Cvlinder Roaster, whereitlie',Coffee 1^ required^to; remain a <m ��.',,';. longer.,time in consequcnc^bLthe steaming^it undergoes, by the confined steani.;; ItXis.��nemically impossi^ L51', ible: toTetam the qualities or arrestth^d^teribration; of <Y -. Coffee when ground^;,The beat: engendered by. the pro. .' ;��� - cess of roasting, and especially of grinding, creates an y,; -1 action in the elementary p^rts which gradually destroys '"' y ;its>TjtteB..fordrm^,~ -3u't "to retain the .-essential: oil . , *: .which it cpntai ns we^have it encased in tins con tain ing ' .,:: froni: 1 lb"/to 28 lbs.; and which can be bad from any of * 'A ..the respectable dealers: We.can'conflderitly recommehd '--' ' those.^ho have hitherto been obliged' to1 refrain' Irom A'Siytaking Coffeepn'accbunt of its ill effectsJthat^ they.may A X AaAA^ W* ��9*��ri>- "^astgp'mthe C(tolcalI.oaSterj;bc j ngre.-1 .;���/' comihehded 'by all medical men. under whose; notice- It Y has been brought, and by numerous other testimoniais ���f y.y ?in its faydr_v,; yy,,%.AVyAi ,/��� >;r' FELL & GO.j V ���"��� - AAA':/ '/;'/'"/.,���''/ YfyIfee.Merchants��;Yatcs'St.,'Victoria;:r; > J. s. Front Street, Yale, B./C, BEiGS TO ANNOUNCE to the inhabita'nts of Carinon ;that bo in^nds1;o;fbrward (as soon as^ the state of the;Roads will permit), a"large;and ��� well assorted stock of GqoKLnri .Stoves, which he ^wili dispose of at Prices to' Suit jTbk Times. ;"Yale, 8thCaprll, 1867. / 1 STORAGE AND FORWASDISG/ ^MMmem w/ieehouss! PtRTliTO orYlTiMTJS oi rXmpplm fMhui With i3jd patch; vv} 11 find it to their advantage, by giving us a call before engaging elsewhere. ��� ��� r; \'\ r " i. ' ���-' '- ALWAY &> BAILEY, .Yale, April 8th, 1867. .���,, . 1-s , HOTEL DE.FRANCE, -\' / ���' Y GbVERXMElCTiSTREBT,' VICTORIA1-,'V. 'VW ^ } THE RESTAURANT is supplied with,-all. the t: delicacies of,the season, and the sleeping accbrncK datjon^iSj^replete ^th^ey^ryYComlbrt^ > The ;bestvof "Wines, .Liquors and Cigars. * >. - ? '��� * s . 1-s - ��� '.- J. BIGNE&CO/ Proprietors. HENRY GREENEAUM~ -' WHOLESALE LIQXJOR Store, ��� Importer of^Fin^'MiSEBs^HAuJtf PrrES^Stems Mouthpieces, Cigars and Tobacco/ Joh'nson^street, Victoria, v. I. i | l-s *;, 'i'H; Sutton, Ooal Oil Lamps,-&c., 2 AlifiNT.FOR'BUNSTEr/S Sli?l A In Bbls. and half<5blss- Yale, ApriU8th, IS67., - -, ' :!*> JULES KUEFFi Commission ^fF.RCHAVT, Royal ^otel Bmldih^lWharf street Victoria^ * L >l-s GLEAIi'S jCpFFBE iHouse and : ^kstaueant, :G6vernment^treet;,Victoria, V. yS ^This? is .the cheapest, most comiortable, and'best( attended' Es tab- lishment;in the City/. :' ������ ' 1 * ��-v X ^ The BAR is always ;sup_)liedV with* th^Ychbicestibf Wines;v"Liquobs and Cigars. / ��� ������-, : ,l:s Ay FBANKELi.; Victoria, ������ SKiys^inKSjn^oL^&c*; on-Furs consign ed./ " hart,Bros. Victoria' V/ Vy \ "bealer-in: icRsK Libera-1 advances rnade Reference-��G; Sutro & 0 6i \" Rein^ V. I.- - , .1-s . Gs SUTRO & GO;; ?Importers ^AxnSDEAiERs^ix i CIGARS, TOBACCO, Meefshaum Pipes, &o.,'S;E^ corner of|Yates andVVVharf street,^Victoriaf"- ;yy ri^ Storage and For*wardinj^!��[K^^^^ef . YALE,B,C.; :y.A *? fJreJk/^' LUl0?^ PARTIES SHIPPING; GOODS BYTHE ,XaLE--LYT- to^Roote] aTO-advised that - VJ '��� / ; \ \ KIMBALL & GLADWIN ;"'"''."'" I ;f Have erected:an extensive^Storehouse and Dock at Yalei"and are prepared to^^ Receive', Store, and Forward Gpods;' Goods re-packed, and freights engageel at the '1$fcB&,;$&^ XX _ '* " ; ��� Parties shipping goods,through us will please mark to thercareof; ,. , .,,, is ��� ��� , y: i 4;kimball &/glad*win/; i THE UNDERSIGNED begs to Inform the rnihers*ariiji residents lm& around Van Winkle that hb will in fii^ ttire^eepfan-assorte^^ hopes,% close attention. to�� bitsinesSf; and by: selling afcliOtPER RATfiS than .heretofore, to meet the patronage of-alii:"',"' . ' ' v ..' j ���*' V A'Orders from outlaying creeks accompanied with the CAS^will jbe forwarded with promptness and dis. patch.;.; . t ., , . , ,' X: y '" *'J8��r Terms "CASH,;?*ithout.distinction/ ' ��� "'" AA:teA:"V^AAyyyyyyyyy,-��� ;���:;,.j,;W.^.LT>/DEARD.- v OQ.y' Combiission Merchants, "Im- lers in Chinese Goods, Victoria, Quesnelmouth;- ana Wil 1 iams V//.Z --;Y-v;-;.:,-'lY-V';t": tS f ^;;^ B^^Pfi /'/ THjarfoUSE |8 situated^iBtailefifromQucpiielmoiib "The;proprietors^Haying lately..fitted��� up bedroomi; and go od Beds arc' nowprepore d to afford. e verv occoin?- mo'datibn for Travellers; the Table is furnished wjthaff tlie;luxurieF that can be procured ;?tbe Bnrtswli sup. plied with the best .brand st Of > Liquors a nd.S.egprs; goof Stabling, Hayt Oats and Barley. ' ^5Fr TheOHEAPESJ House oh the Road. ' ������- ._ U'\ yxyiMMi^^MmMyA ^IiAKE^LA^HACHE^ B F. WALTERS, formerly of the 94 Mile Hots_, having purchased this Rap ch',- is noT? prpparel to accomodate'the traveling public with GOOD HEAL3 and BEDSi a t moderate "rntos; A u THE ASHCROFTHOUSl v.yyy "Messrs. coristw^ A'' i%^^THIS{^il^^NOWN HOUSE,11 hblf-wiy between^ SpehceTs' Bridge and Clinton^on the Yale Rout*., Travellers will find Good Accommodation. ' The bestof; living, of Liquors, and of Wines, "F*resh Butter,Milk ond Vegctables/r" V oocl Stabling and cheap feed. U COLOH'SACb /liiiil E? "MALnA^OAINE/'COMECtOR^A^ ��� yAGENT-GovernmehtStrcet^Victoria;V. I. 1-s DAJL^: and "VV^E ^and^CTORlA.CHRONTCLE/lfeOrders forrnail- ing ,'ei thcr th e Daily or Weekly, issuesof the a b 0 yer to. any part of Europe, tlie'United States, Canada, Australia, t&c ^ileft at this office' orS sent> toVVictoria will be at ten tied to. Term^ in advance. ; WEEKtT�� il2mosj, wi th "Postage, $7 50 ; u 6mos. ?do.; $4 ��� 75. - Daily, 12 mosi--dbT, $23-;' 6mos'IfloVJ $12 50.{ ; : *"A ,y- AA GREAT REDUCTION has beeri made I a, the charge! at this dstabJlshmeot, so os to sultthe times. .;,.'��� , * /Meals, $X; Beds, 75 Cents. ' ���' y. -a . , McLEESE & SENAY,-, Proprietor?..-.; May 1st,-, 1867. ���/!;/ " U ��� ::'-"',��� AA.. ' . ' '&& ^MitE. rosT, ' ~ ' ' ^ETTOEN'lM[^ OUR COFFEEi WJ A R E F 0 It WAR DINffiA NEW, ADVERTISEMENTS. 127 B 1/ U E T E ISkT, yK-A; ^(m^AyA'y iL;E/': THE "CARIBOO SENTINEL" ;.v- --YV- .���-/���:���-�� .yy>..-.; :.-.^0.^' ��� Y;-^;-v; . ���������:'������ : OnHE STOCK OF THIS OFFICE HAVING- BEEN �� .considerably.augmented by the recent importation Jf'a variety of ne>r;OrnamentalType,: peculiarly suited i Yposters,Circulars;Card^i / ".:��� A���'���������'' . ;���;--.,. Billheads, Programmes for. y#v.< . AA; ;; Balls, Concerts, and . ^ A A. > X /���/ ��� 3A v .-T.he'dtjrio^ ;'; *;;Orders fbr any description, of ,lob'':W6rk'-wiii'be'--ezd'' .euted:with heatness and despatch; ,y > Ail A -. J&2?~ Terms moderate;. :*g& '���'.." THE UNDEDSTGNED HAVING^^ PURCHASED ..THIS desirably property, is now Prepared to accommodate the travelling public, The table is supplied with the very best of via n ds. The': bedrooms and beds a re as, comfortable as c��old be desired, nnd: thp BAR con* tains nothing; but the best brands of LIQUORS and CIGARS."/ ��� A good stock of Grain and Hay alwavs en hand. '3rd May, 1867. ... 3 " W. WRIGHT// 'A Packed In Tins: of from each.; ' ���'/. , '���������...���' - two toctwenty-five/pounds TRAVELLERS^wii^iid. every accbmmbdfttlon AtUiM, :Hojels;��;Exceilent.Gookirig." GOOD BEDS; A j luy SIVlBtlN&^OR^HORSES' TIM01^"HAY/and��0^ ,..: r,,''. ��� y ^ a , ... ;B0OTHROYD f BRO'S, "1-s.- ' x"A^vA'y:..y:yy[-Aye .. .: ;Broprister8.; QEMiiEK' -i-'P^KEB, :I#oj^$?^?at the O ^uhctibn of thev CaribbcilB&d^M$$&&Ww^i;; l.s: ��� WILSON "M". MURRAY^ A. A yy- Fort s trecty Vic toria;; mPOR^RSOF ENGLISH^ MEROTAD^ Wholesale, and Re tail, * u ��� VICTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS. A CASAMATOTJ "begs leave to state that:he lo.-. has removed his stock of Goods consisting of "Gr'o- .cerifs, &c, from Wharf street, to the Brick Building i Masonic Hall Government Street Victoria...; l,g PJPER, * .,'., CONFECTIONER, .y Government Street, opposite the .Theatre.- i ���'.*'. fi-^P-S^ every description manufactured and \J sold, Wholesale and Retail. . y i-n nriCesy -��. ���^^~~ the timei'? Give^thema'ca��^siaHin"^:5^f fjjjjf attentive hostlers. .'Stages "Ieay�� hero;r^g��w^or yale, and Cariboo > i-�� ; Fre^e Port for Ever J; TfTE THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE pleasure in an- '���7-.:nor?L.nci"?S-*9- ��W.r numerous customers and thb vattn,o, cctj., irurn *��iiari street to me uncK Jpflilning ���:,.: ,. - "9'*', Mw* "univrous .customers anil tuo on Yates street, adjoining Co wper's Boot Store, oppo- Pu^Iic' ^J1 ^ wi" I supply them with the bestpREJN'CH A^ jicPlierson, "";":"; ��� and.��� . ,���;' ���s- AT Bi';;. *H0I) G EN Sy 61D /���"fiarkfiirvfe^ 3flj May,' lSST, ,"', STAN!) 1* site Wells, Fargo & Co. ; He will sell his Goods by Wholesale' at the lowest rates, for cash; ,. . .-;���. i.s WILLIAM ZELNER. dealer in Drugs', ifKOt ci.ves and Chemicals, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Sponges, Brushes, perfumery, &c. physi eta ns' Prescriptions carefully compounded and orders answered with care and dispatch. Victoria, V.T. 1-s A. BULER & CO.'S �� CHEA^ Store. LADIES* and GENT'S CART OfP Clothing bought and sold. Secondhand Watches Guns, Pistols, &c , for sale.;... ..,,..,,,., ^ ^^G<rpernmeat street oppbsitrthe'lAeatw. X-fl Leather Boots (duty free) ever olfered in B. C. te-At our old Stand, Government;St;, Victoria, VI CHARITY & BUTLER. 1-s J. C. BEEDY. /THE UNDERSIGNED IS: NOW PREPAIDJ�� 1 lul'ord every; accommodation to :the;trav��ning W> lie, and bopes by a strict attention to busioess,, ij merit a share of the patronage bestowed on tp.iorwu 'proprietors.' This is one of tbe inost ���comfortapte ������ commodious Hotels on .the road, .containing 881 it w*> warm and well furnished bed rooms ;\vlth good dm*. The TABLfe is supplied withevery delicacy it ^f�� sible tonrociiro in the upper .country.; .--Tno ^; ' stocked with' tbo best of Liquors* and the,; cpwo���� Cigars.;. ������-. .;i\ ���'<.-.'''V-A ���.-.,��� "������/*/,.//;,':' mi mea-ls^^ aiid the*;o.narges arc very .moderate. / Hay;jo*��* kflj per day, $2:; tfats and, Bafley rii the'eheapestfQa^ rates; ������',"��� :;':"-t r- - * !- .' " yy. AtriM'til&y > The undersigned had a large quantity of V&i;*e on hand, for sale in large or small quantities. . 1-s JOriN PBLLETIBR. proprietor. COMMISSION & FORWARDING AGENT, ILL PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO SE- lectingi purchasing, or forwarding Goods for the (Jpp;er Co��n try. y Any Commission entrusted tb his care, will receive pfompt attention, ; .References ���*.*. A.- Usaomam, fc A, Wadhams, T. Harper, j.J. Bramlt. ��� -.-�������,.-.��, - Victoria", April, IStt. j BOSTON BAR Ai THIS WELL'KNOWN HOUSfi is n9Fr^?rif5witli vciiers. The Table is supplied ai^W^Lnnot the best the market affords, and the CpoKW JJ ^ ho excelled/ The, Bar i�� stocked with -tne bu^ quob'b ' and -CioA&a; l-B GOOD, BEDS. ....iw.fl 1 WILMAM OHA-RTBRB ffl|_Ki^�� jwjfa^waaii^^ififeteBfeamaym'i^M 1 1
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1867-09-26 |
Description | The Cariboo Sentinel was published in Barkerville, in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia, and ran from June 1865 to October 1875. At the time, Barkerville was home to a fast-growing community of miners who had been attracted to the Cariboo region by the discovery of gold. The Sentinel was published by George Wallace, and its stated objective was not only to disseminate mining intelligence, but also to eradicate official abuse[s] of power, both within the Cariboo region and beyond (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2). |
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Barkerville (B.C.) ; Williams Creek (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1867_09_26 |
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Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0171531 |
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