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Story, reported against granting petition
of the Eight Hour League for donating
$3.50 per month in support of their Eight
Hour Labor Exchange. They say in
their report the subsidy to the California
Labor Exchange is justified upon the
ground that il is given in the nature of n
public charity; hat its advantages are
open to all, without distinction, who
are in need Of and willing to work; and
one such Exchange as this is deemed suf-
ficient. They say Your committee
have nothing to say about the policy of
the Eight-Hour system, except that they
hold that men have the right to say, each
for himself. how many hours a-day they
shall work.
The Meadow Valley Extension NJ. Co.
elected Trustees: A. j. Bowie, j. l..
Maynard, Henry Janin.
Mrs. DIR. Burdell, of San Rafael, has
been indicted and arrested for destroying
the will of her father, the late Jas.
Black, of Marin county, as ~telegraphed
without the woman's name, q few days
since. The property is valued at
$3.50, 600.
Many complaints have been made at
the police office, within a few days,
against a notorious quack doctor, for OBJ
tanning money for promises to cure,
which he never carried out.
Chas. Roach and Robert Mcintyre
were examined and sent to the County
Court.
Geo. Mason, for personating an officer,
fined $50, with tbs alternative of % days
in Jail.
Flags on the English shipping, British
Consulate, and British Benevolent Soeie-
ty, at half-mast to-day, in respect to the
memory of Lord Clarendon.
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FROM LOS

Los ANGELES, June %.
Many peach trees are dying in this
county, and the crop will prove a failure.
At a meeting at Los Mitos. last Satur-
day, resolutions passed sustaining the
action of the County Supervisors in re-
fusing to bring suit against the Los
Angeles 4 San Pedro Railroad, to declare
void the bonds issued by the county to
the company.
st. Johns day was generally observed
by the Americans in this vicinity.
One-third of the famous Washington
mine, in Julian District, San Diego, has
been sold for $55, 600.
Thirty tuns of silver-bearing quartz
were shipped to San Francisco to-day.
Grasshoppers have destroyed 1000
grape cuttings in this county. Damage
about SIS, 1000.
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SECOND DISPATCH!

SAN Francisco, June 28-eyening.
VIM. Troy, for assault to murder, held
to answer in the sum Of 50, SOC.
Board of Health held their regular
meeting at IL o'clock to-day. Adopted a
series of health regulations, carefully
prepared by Mr.. Nouges, City and Coun-
ty Attorney, and DIR. Bates, the health
officer, and based mainly upon the pro-
visions of the Health and Quarantine
Act passed by last Legislature. The
new regulations are very thorough, and
embrace sanitary features compiled from
the most approved systems in Europe
and the United States.
The Anti-Coolie Committee were re-
quested to call again next week; and went
away under the impression, apparently,
that they had been snubbed. The sub
ject of the Potrero slaughter-house was
considered, and upon the assurance that
the butchers are rapidly and in good
faith, preparing to remove to their new
quarters at Hunters, they were allowed
a few days more grace.
The new light house at Cape Blauco is
to be of the first order. Will be COM
pleted about November LIST. The work
has been somewhat delayed through the
loss Of the schooner ~Bunkalation, which
went ashore at Blanco last month, re-
sulting in the total loss of the light
house material on board. The new and
improved light at Point Reys will be fin
ished in October. This is to be a scint-
illating light of the first order.
The lumber business is SO depressed
that manufacturers are talking of stop
ping their mills at the north for a time.
The United States steamer Shubrick
arrived from San Diago and way ports
to-day. The steamer Constitution from
Panama not yet telegraphed.
Luicus, a pioneer California merchant,
died here to-day, aged Al years. Native
Of Massachusetts,.
The championship base ball match
between the Eagles of San Francisco,
md the Silver Stars of Nevada, thii
afternoon, resulted in favor of tn,
Eagles. who made "a inning to thu
Stars %.
The Storr pavement laid in 'G9 at tn
corner of Powell and Ellis streets, i
found to be as badly rotted as any of tn
Nicholson. The impression is genera
that ali wooden pavements, thus far lail
down in San Francisco, are a failure.
H. C. Hyde commenced suit to-da,
against the Western Pacific Railroad, il
behalf of G. d. Bates & Co., bankrupts
from whom he claims 800, 900 dam
! ages, alleging that defendants coptractci
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
Special 10 The whits Pins Daily Ysxs.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
san FRANCISCO. June q

San Francisco, June 81.
Sally Dawson, a negress, born in
North Carolina in l778, now blind, was
admitted to the almshouse to-day. Her
sister, so years of age, says she is still
able and willing to take care of herself,
and earn an honest living; and refuses to
become a public charge.
j. G. Messic, d. l.. Mcdonald and r.
E. Doyle, have been appointed commits
sioners for the extension of Montgomery
street (south) through Rincon Hill, I'M
der the Harpending bill. They qualified
before the County Court this afternoon,
and will organize and procure an office,
and proceed to work Immediately.
The schooner 'Juventa' is expected to
sail for the Amoor river about the I'd of
July. The steamer o being built at
Stockton for that river. will be shipped
on board the '%Juventa.'
A dividend of $40 per share has been
declared by the Pavilion and Real Es-
tate Association, payable Immediately.
The Board of Supervisors, last night.
after long discussion, adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Whereas, 1t is the opinion of this
Board that at the special election held on
the 7th inst, certain ballots cast in the
First Ward and marked against the
Southern Pacific Railroad subsidy were
afterward changed so as to read for
and. Whereas, The committee of this
Board appointed to recount the ballots
cast at said election, returned a state
ment as the result of their recount, but
voted that there was fraud connected
with certain ballots counted; meaning the
ballots SO cast and altered in the First
Ward; and, Whereas, Advantage may b,
sought to be taken of the omission b,
this Board to name upon which side thu
fraud lay; therefore, be it resolved, Tha
the Mayor be and is hereby requested t,
take such legal steps "a will defeat tn
object had in view by the persons VIII,
f~raudulentiy changed said ballots in tn
First Ward ut the special election he'll
on the 7th June. The vote stood. Aye
Wrinkle. Harold, 'Ashbury, Adams
Ring. Canavan, and Kelly. Noes
Flaherty. Mccarthy, and Schroder-3.
Nj. Story was excused.
Supervisors Cannayap, Wrinkle. an
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Delinquent Tax List.
Proceeds Of Mines.
STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY or WHITE PINE
District Attorneys Office.

proceeds OF Mines.l
STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY or WHITE PINE.
District Attorneys Office.
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED. To the
~ following named defendants and to all own.
ers Of, or claimants TO the mines or mining
claims hereinafter described, known or un
known: You are hereby notified that suits have
been commenced In the Justice Court. Town
ship No. /, In Hamilton. NJ. Atwood. Justice, by
the State Of Nevada. plaintiff. against each Of
the defendants hereinafter named. and each Of
the following described mines or mining claims
and all owners OF OF claimants to the same,
known or unknown. to recover the tax and de-
linqucncy assessed to said defendants, against
the proceeds Of said property for the quarter
year commencing the LIST day Of October, A. ID.
1869, and ending the 3lst day Of December, A.
1869, and that 4 summons has been duly issued
In each case. And you are further notified, that
unless you appear and answer the complaint
filed In said cause on or before the 3Oth day Of
July, A. D.. 1870. judgment will be taken agninst
you and the mine or mining claim herein de-
scribed for the amount Of tax and delinquency
specified and costs Of suit:
Keller mine. tax and percentage SO GO.
Mahogany mine. situated In Mahogany can.
yon: tax and percentage $ 90.
Milton mine, tax and percentage l 10.
Minnetta mine, containing 60 feet; tar and per-
Minnesota mine. containing 1900 feet; tax and
percentage 3 80.
Oakland mine. containing 400 feet; tax and
percentage - -.
Pan Handle mine, on bromide Fiat; tax and
percentage 81 SO.
Joe Potts mine, containing 1900 feet, about 100
feet west OF Hice Toiihousei tax and percentage
SIS.
Zubric mine, containing GOO feet, on Chloride
Flat tax and percentage ~ "a.
saeeorush mlne. dreasu,o hin' near fost-
"p,ei .aA anu Psleonsase 90 v go,
saheahnon = nn '"h'"ininB ioVo ieet' TAX anu
p' roe 20 .o,,.,,tn, ,ooo $500
percentage 10 al
PosthoIe mine. containing GOO feet. located on
Chloride Flat; tax and percentage 3 "a,
Colleen Bawn mine, located on Bromide Flat
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BY TELEG RAPH!
sge:isl t, Tho White Pie Daily New.
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, June %.
The morning journals reiterate the
statement that the Earl of Granville,
Secretary of State for the Colonial De-
partment, will succeed the late Earl Clar-
endon as head of the foreign office. The
Post says that in such case, F~ortescue,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, will probably
succeed Granville in the Colonial office,
1t is stated that an American has of
fered to purchase the residence of the
late Charles Dickens, at Gadshill, for
ego, 900.
Commissioners have been appointed
by the Government to investigate the
charges, frequently made lately, that the
Fenians now in confinement in England
and the Colonies are being badly treated.
The prisoners will have opportunity to
be heard privately before officers of the
Government. At such hearing the goal
ers will not be permitted to be present.
The Times in closing its eulogy of the
late Earl Clarendon says: An ordinary
man or q mere politician could e
have attained hit position. Others had
to cram for new topics; he was always
posted. He was u large hearted, states
manlike man.
1t is announced that work on the canal
through the Isthmus of Corinth, some
time in contemplation, will be CON-
menced at once.
PARIS, June %.
The marriages of the Prince of Vicar
arc with a daughter Of Horillard Spen-
GER, and of VIM. DeGroat with Miss
Hawley, of Stamford, Conn, are an
nounced.
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to construct the Western Pacific Railroad
from Alameda to Stockton, and reiet a
portion to plaintiffs, Bates Il Co., to
construct the road from Alameda till they
should meet the Stockton party; ana
that they did work under the contract to
the amount of Ssl, 203. SO. and were paid
S62, 202. 81, leaving $40, 1893. Is due them;
that afterwards, by their agents, Stan
ford. Croker & Hopkins, defendants,
forcibly, and with intent to rum %
Bates & Co, withdrew 800 men from the
road, together with animals, carts, har-
ness and tools to the VALUE OF Slo,oVo.
He alleges that if Bates x Co. had neen
permitted to finish the contract, they
would have made $50, 900 IN gold com.
1t is positively asserted that ff1hce
Pierre Bonaparte 1.-THE murderer OF Louis
Noir), who, il is asserted, arrived IN New
York in cog, travelling under the name OF
Stevens, two weeks ago to-day, arrived
here overland last evening, still travelling
as Mr.. Stevens. II is conjectured that
he is en- route for Tahiti. He Is stop
ping at n prominent hotel. A gentleman
who arrived on the same steamer with
him, is in the city, and several persons
who knew him in France saw and talked
with him to-day, and will swear that
there is no mistake in his identity, des-
pite the apparent i%mprobability OF the
statement. Official instructions are said
to have been sent here to deny his being
in America until after his departure.
The Democratic County Committee
met this evening, and adjourned without
action of importance.
The evidence in the Neuval murder
case, for the prosecution, closed this
evening, and the Court adjourned until
tomorrow morning.
Gov. Salomons, of Washington Terri
tory, leaves for the East tomorrow.
TX Sales -.
. Morning Board.
Original Hidden Treasure-l25o shares, s6hi6Si
Ca,
Mammoth-2OO shares, 75c. b. 90.
Noonday-70O shares, s1k.
Oriental-60 shares, at SAN.
Lady Bryan-12O shares, $1A; X.
Yellow Jacket-3T5 shares, $40; Az; Az, s. ~.
Belcher-30 shares, 81; 3.
Gould L Curry-is shares, s671z, b. 80; 62h, 8. 3;
GO: so. s. 10; 60.
Ophir-158 shares, $40; 12h.
fmperial-90 shares, 1913, b. 80; 80, b.3O; "a, b.5O.
Kentuck -3S shares, $50,
Chollar-76O shares. s2s, S. GO; 2S15v 30 IN.
Hale K Norcross 81 shares, 500.
Savage-2l33 shares, S43, s. 10; "A, b. 10; ", s. 80;
SO; "a, 5. 80; 3S%.
Sierra N~evada-150 shares. 50; Oh.
Amador-12 shares, s225, b. 90; go.
Afternoon Board.
Chollar-165 shares. s29h; %.
Hale 4 Norcross-40 shares. at 800, b. 30; 80; SO.
Savage-I09O shrs, SOY, S. 10; 30; 40; 40, s. 10.
Sierra Nevada-75 shares, SOL; 9S.
Original Hidden Treasure-1000 shares, at s6S;
615; go, b. 80.
Noonday-60 shares, S1k.
Silver Wave-420 shares, 5 8.
Yellow Jacket-615 shares. $408i 40; 3o1z, S. 10;
Al, b. 80.
Overman = 20 shares, $40; T2H.
Gould L Curry so shares, $50, b. 3; 81; 60, s. ~;
61B.
Ophir-73 shares, S12A; ~.
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A BIG CoRpoRATIoN.-The Central Pa
cifc and the Western Pacific Railroad
companies have been consolidated, under
the corporate name of the Central Pa
cifc Railroad Company The directors
are LELAND Stanford, G. P. Huntington,
Mark Hopkins, E. B. Crocker, Charles
Croker, E. H. Miller, Jr., and A. p.
Stanford. Capital stock. 800, O00, 900.
The Western Pacific has always been the
property of the Central, and the direc-
tory is the same as always, with only the
addition of Miller and A. P. Stanford.
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FROM OREGON.

PORTLAND, June 81.
The Commissioners have selected &c.
900 acres additional land under the Act
of the United States, for an Agricultural
College.
Goose Lake advices report the country
as being rapidly settled; settlers fiocking
in from California and Oregon.
By recent Act of Congress the Villa
mette Customs District is created, and
this place a made port of entry. The
arrangement will go into effect
The boiler of a steam sawmill, at
Yaquina bay. exploded a few days since,
completely demolishing the mill, but in
jured no me-.
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FROM c CITY.

VIRGINIA CRY, June 49,.
Peter Hopkins, a miner fell from the
500 to the 1000-feet levels of the Yellow
Jacket mine, this afternoon, killing him
instantly.
Tom Finch's saloon, in Gold Hill, was
entered by burglars this morning, and
$3.50 stolen. Three men arrested on
suspicion of committing the theft.
Amelia Plumb was divorced yesterday
from George Plumb.
The ground over the Gould & Curry
mine is sinking at the rate of two inches
per month.
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FROM UTAH.

CHEYENNE, June 81.
A large force of Indians c~ongregated
at Medicine Bow River yesterday, and
exhibited hostile intentions.
A telegram from Rawlings, Wyoming,
says 46 Sioux warriors passed there yes
terday, going in a southern direction.
They stole four horses and killed one
man, Lieut.. Youny, and As soldiers went
IN pursuit last night.
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o n FOURTH.

A Ii FEDERAL. STATE, COUNTY AND
IN Municipal Officers, all Societies, and all
the Superintendents and employees OF mills,
mines, furnaces, foundries. etc. etc, are invited
to confer with the undersigned, with a view to
arrangement for their proper assignment to
places in the procession. on the occasion Of the
approaching celebration of Independence Day.
Early action Of such bodies is requested.
je12tf GEO. W. BHlDSALL, Marshal.
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xor,cr No erRscRrBERs AND AGENTS.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS AND AGENTS.
Prom and after this date Subscribers served
Nv ,e.p,s will be charged only 10 cents weekly
for The Daily News. Agents outside OF Hamii-
Ton. who have been charging more VIII please
sAko notice-thc paper is tobes served at 30 cents
weekly. Subscribers are requested to give no.
siee of any attempt to charge more and a change
wtfI he made.
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MARYSvlLLE.

MARYsvILLE, June %.
In an alteration to-day, between John
Davis and Dutch Charley. the former
struck the latter a fearful blow in the
eye. which it is feared will destroy his
sight. Davis is in custody.
Briggs Bros. ship a lot of fruit to-mor-
row to Ogden, Cheyenne and Denver.
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SEMBLrNs thinks the British Govern
ment could have peace in ireland at
once, and insure the permanence of
peaceful rule, by simply turning a few
steamer loads of Cinnamon loose on the
Emerald Isle to get heads constructed on
them.
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FoR PosrMAsrER.-Mr. Collier, late
postmaster in ~Shermantown, has re-
moved to Eureka. and the numerous
friends of Colonel Adam Johnston are
moving upon our Congressman's works,
to secure the appointment of the Colonel
to the place. We trust the effort will be
successful; for Col. Johnston is compe-
tent aHd worthy.
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Nor 'AIEc.'-The papers are still per-
petuating the unpleasant statement that
the John Alexander lately sent to the
Stockton Asylum from San Francisco is
the well known circus agent. 1t is not
so-as Alec is in the East, with his
friends
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For the convenience Of business houses in San
Francisco wishing to make their business Known
IN Eastern Nevada. We hsye employed the ser
vices of MrRox ASeFL. who will be found at $40
Clay street. Persons desiring to contract for
subscriptions or advertising are referred to his
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BARNEY PRICE, a Treasure Hill pio-
neer. and accomplished mine manager,
is in from a twelve months absence
having been engaged opening mines in
Reveille District. We understand he is
now under engagement to superintend a
mine in Pinto District.
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SAN FR4vcTSGo- 49,. .u.a
mr,,nsg,s povrr IN. Merchants Exchange.
Up FISHER. II and %, herch'ts Exeh'ge'
HUDSON + MExET. Times Building.
VTRGt aT1-JANEs McpoyALp. D..
ELEO-R. =. BRooks. News Depot
[rSTTv-A. VI. Hons, Main st.
PJocHE ~CITY-charies weiderhold.
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U JULY COMMITTEE.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Il Fourth of July Executive Committee held
Mt PerFy's room, at 8 O'Clock p. m. THURSDAY,
June 80. 1870. Punctual and full attendance re-
quested. By order.
JAMES j. AYERS. President.
L.. p. DAVIS, Secretary. te28td
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The Boston party is on its way back
to Boston; and offended Sacramento by
passing through without stopping to
look at the Legislative bake-oven.
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Some OF Eeecber's parishioners expos
tulated with him about the jokes in his
sermons He got off by telling them
they would excuse him If they knew how
much fun he kept within himself.
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FlREMEN, ATTENTION!

V'HE FIR DEPARTMENT is REQUESTED
Il to hold itself in readiness to parade on the
Fourth of July, 1870. l hope that every officer
and member will be on hand. at the Engine
house, at 10 O'Clock a. m, in uniform.
je22-td WM. McBRIEN, Chief Engineer.
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GRASS VALLEY.

GRASS VALLEY, June %.
Henry White was stabbed on Sunday
morning by Frank Jones-both colored
woman cause of the trouble.
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The Sacramento Record has been en-
lnreed to n size but a little under Tho
Bulletin; has the new line dispatches; a
good local department; and is q good
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A house for the purpose has been pur-
chased, and a ribbon mandatory IS to
DO started 10 San Leandro, Cal.
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They have a tarantula in San Jose,
Cal, that whipped a large rat in 2:3o.
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Marrifd.

WATSON-HALLIGAN-In Carson, New, june
25, James Watson to Margaret Halligan.
SHELTON-L0CKE-In Paradise valley, New,
John II. shelton to Mrs. Sarah @. Locke.
HUNT-DUFFY-In Sacramento, June y, kobt.
Hunt to Anna L. Duffy.
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Born.

FITZPATRICK-fn Treasure City, New, June
70, to Frank Fitzpatrick, q son.
PHIPPS-In Virginia, New, June 20, to William
Phipps, a son.
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JIG. Mccallumw will deliver the Grafton
in San Francisco.
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Notice to Mechanics.

PREMIUM OF $500
viii be given for the best Model of two wheels
Of glass and iron. for this distribution.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any
and all models, jell-m
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Aleu- Go-1au.

Turkeys, Chic1kcnS,
And all small deer.' je29-ti
OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY !
1875!
OF JULY!
NINETY FOURTH ANNIVERSARY
Or The
Declaration of independence!
CE
10y THE-
Citizens of White Pine County,
Hamilton, July 4th, 1870
TNHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. APPOINTED
Il by a meeting of the citizens Of White Pine,
to make arrangements for an appropriate cele-
bration of the coming Fourth Of July, announce
that they have selected
GOVERNOR STEPHEN MILLER
As President of the Day, assisted by the follow
ing gentlemen:
Grand Marshal .....,....... George W. Birdsall
Reader Of the Declaration ....... j. r. Kittrell
Orator. Hon. Frank Tilford
Reader OF Poem James J. Ayers
written by Mrs. DR.. wiliamson.J
Chaplain. Rev. A. II. Sloat
Order of Procession.
The procession will form at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon, on Main street, with head resting op-
posite crossing of Hamilton street, and facing
south.
The Marshals of our three cities Messrs. Du-
mars, Coleman and smith with their Aids, will
take the front, followed by the Wolfe Tone
Guard, of Treasure City. Band.
DIVISION No. l..
Chief Engineer.
Hyman Engine Company.
Car Of State, with Ladies.
Liberty Hose Company.
Hamilton Hook and Ladder Company.
DIVISION No. 2.
President of the Day.
Orator.
Poetess and Reader.
Reader of Declaration of Independence.
Chaplain.
I'm Carriages.)
DIVISION No. 3.
Federal Officers.
State Omcers.
County and Municipal Officers.
I'm Carriages.)
Citizens on foot.
Citizens In Carriages.
Citizens on Horses.
Indian Agent Gheen, with q Delegation Of tho
surrounding tribes. will close the rear.
LINE OF MARCH.
The line, after forming, will march up MAR
to Virginia street; thence to Treasure street
down Treasure to Hunter street; along Hunter
to Main; down Main to Broad, where the line
will countermarch up Main to Dunn street
along Dunn to Mil; up Mill street to the stand
on the Plaza fronting the Courthouse.
Citizens and all sojourners in our county are
invited to participate in the procession and cele
bration of the oath Anniversary Of our Nation'i
Declaration of Independence.
by order. GEORGE W. BIRDSALL,
je29-td Grand Marshal