, 1860-06-22
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
MEILlMOH. Y. !, FRDlY, WNE q. lS6&

Ths Marshal and different committees having
oumplelsd their plans for the celebration Of the
approaching National holiday. We are enabled in
this Issue % publish the programme for the oc-
c,ion, II We may judge from the enthusiasm
nov manifested BY our citizens, the coming
roorth of July viii be day treasured in mem
ciy or many years 70 come. Our people evince
n e.rnealness n their contributions and efforts
q enhance The pleasures Of the occasion, highly
audlnblo 10 their patriotism. and their liberality
4 worthy Of an praise. The contributions for
ths barbecue have ar exceeded on expectations
Among he edibles viii be three steerS roasted
uh6ia besides number Of quarters These,
With the calves. sheep pigS poultry, &c. men.
toncd ln1l week, VII insure suiicieney, Z not
asuritlt for an
eincs he issue and circulation Of the posters
extending an invitation 70 the public elsewhere
3 unite With Us IN ths festivities Of the Fourth,
h h,s cone % he knowledge Of orr citizens that
Admiral Baypes contsmplates visiting Stella
e5on about re end of lhs present month. Had
ihla act been known n season, We are requested
. 1lnls. lhs invitation would have been extended
al1o % re gallant Admiral and hlsoiRcers; and
lhs hope Il nov expressed that they win en-.
trnca that occasion 70 visit rs and participate
h or cheer. On behalf Of our citizens, we can
assn. Ihum q : cordial welcome. 0pportuni-
IL, clnnol TOO oa1n occur 70 bring together in
friendly nlsrcourss TIE people Of two nations
vh|rh though once arIayed IN deadly hostility
lgnina n,ch ether. originally sprung from the
en-. raleal stock. have always had in common
|Il nnt interests. he same language, the same
religion and many Of re same institutions. and
- only lgo nations On the globe that may viii
rlorlirly BE- termed natural allies To some
nIui1 ihs occasion may seem an upbecomlng
o.. n which 10 cultivate he feelings that should
nn'n.|. ne lro people; ~ confess however,
dat W can los nothing that should deter them
fon n|neI|ns On his a on other occasions and
v. iouId therefore b, highly grasiied 70 have
t1,n participate with ua IN nilsaa, part Of our
f'1is'I'.4
U1h Ih1,1 rcmarkl uo give place here 70 the
onuEn oF THE DAY.
At sunrise. 80 guns.
AZ I.'Ir1.I 10 O'Clock TIE procession WIN form
m front Of the n. u Church. In Tie
following order.
TnE Bake BASD.
OnI1f Of De day and Reader.
United 4|n|Gl and Territorial Oncera
Invited o1lsI1 and C|tIzena
Carriages with Ladies and Children:
III II0II..I1 win I|11 march 10 The Prairie near
|0I| E|.||1Io1n. |I11 ground selected for
n. ||..|||... ..|| LImnMHI
A|" .1Ie|14 NJ ne place designated, the order
ri| b as follows;
F"Ir By Rev. Nr keudg
Music II The Band.
|e.''n1 Of n, Declaration Of Independence,
by Co| Wn. II Wallace
IIa1 BY Ihe Band.
GRAFTON.
By Frank Clark Esq.
Music BY lh1 Band
~ procession u'I Ih1n form ahd march 70 The
Dinner Table
|I1 Dinner n concluded. tie procession win
again form IN BE nne or||or as At lI1f, and
march back 70 he point Of starting,
and d|Sn1rI8
I|I|I1 guns VIII Be fired during he march oI
0I procession to he Prairie, and also
|1'r|I-l1rce guns a sunset
]. 3. WEBER.
Nashal.
IN q. evening. q O'Clock, grand Ball VIII
t.I1 r|nc, IN De rpncionl hall erected for The
r1Irc. By Il, Commllie1 Of Anangtmeb,s-
I.1 Ne r1n1|ldns. Win allo Be very promi-
n.1| ra|uIl d ASSASSINATION. Being Citizens
E.l' gotten up With 20 si1n 70 profit, bat solely
1 n, Ia|aIa|nmenl Of lieil anticipated guests
rt lrrrr, vim BE- spared 10 make il. al Il should
b.. f1.n',s 'oss 10 Be remembered By hos
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