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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-23
w AH-SING.
by PATCHWoRk.


Up and down mighty river
OF the "Flowery Central Kingdom
Where both rats and cats are useful
Where roast beef is ol,cayS rare,
John had passed his life III working
Lazy trade junks, till his pig-tail
Had grown gray; yet, just Ike others,
He had only made his fare.
He had heard OF Hail Columbia,
Heard of Frisco, golden city,
Heard of Medford on the Mystic,
Seen aud drank her famous rum:
Heard how Tan Gee made a fortune
In the land beyond the ocean,
Where leach man is man, and c1ual,"
So he rather though Ne'd come,
So he packed his god and chop.stickS
When he'd burned a grist Of prayers,
Bid goodbye to junk and river
And embarked for Golden Gate.
Reached the city OF his visions
In the land "wbcre all are equal"
John found ont he was not wantcd;-
But be found ii out too late.
If he trailicked there in Frisco,
Others envicd him his cunning:
IL he worked upon the railroad
Others deemed his labor cheap;
SallGu MIN UOv hUu Cdilcu Illu "u'f",
Swore they'd drive him from the country:
so John left that land of trial,
Where he'd trouble "muchee heap
How he got here is the question"
But, one morning when the sun rose
On famed BostOn's streets and steeplcs,
Lightning up old Bunker's Hill,
Twas reflected from Johns "caput,"
Through the window of bedroom,
On the face of rich Old Shoddy,
Owner of a tOddy mill.
Thinking that some imp of mischief
Swung q mirror in the sunlight,
Quick he gathered on his breechcS
And sprung out iato the street.
Meekly standing in doorway,
Fastening up gorgeous sign.board
Reading "Wah Sing, Chinese Laundry"
Was his mirror, all complete.
For month he stared Mt johnny
Cursed him, wished he'd stayed in China;
Swore that none but native Yankees"
Should be quartered side by side.
All John answered was, 81 do him
Collar for three cents q pjece;-
| will have him done next Sard-day.'
Ignorance saved his moral hide.
They who rave at John from emma,
Andrew from " ltaly's vineyards,
Patrick from the Emerald Island
And at-half dozen more,
Quite forget the same proud eagle,
Screaming Freedom, had allurcd them
That first led themselves or fathers
To foTsake native shore.
II they bend Il knee TO idols,
II they worship God by proxy,
II they reverence fire or darkness,
There's no power can say them nay.
For as e'er their conscience dictates
They may worship, and no zealotS
Shall intrude to wrong q neighbor
Who don't think the same as they.
But, by true, consistent living,
Justice, charity and virtue,
Goodness and love displaying,
They may lead them to the light.
Cease the talk OF others folly,
Bear in mind our own shortcomings:
Though our Ship OF States unweldy,
God will mark her course Alright.
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would urge upon the youth the impor-
lance Of studying the history of the world
down 10 the present period, aud let him care.
fully note the large number of great men who
were agriculturisis, who owed their success
10 the judicious training and good discipline
OF country life.-W6sferR Rural.
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PAPER wISDow CURTAISs.-A great variety, al
Osmsu & Hapeman's.
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}9ryfsssipual Cards.
AT OR N Z Y s.

ALIEN. T. CAMERON. ID. MDOU6ALL.
"a NJ E.koN ~ NfcDoUGAIiI,A ttor
" neys and CounseOrs at Law Office IN Glover &
Cooks Block ottawa, Ill., b. McDou=al u. 5. Commits.
soner. sepgI6
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IL. DRU TIT, Attorney and Counselor at
Law, OTTAWA. ILL., Oihce, No 70 La Sale street, over
Philips Bros. grocery store W attend promptly TO all
business entrusted to his care special attention paid 70
colecuons. Aug99.6nos
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Note, Letter and Bill Heads,

Printed In nrsciass style the Free Trader once vest
OF Court House Square. OsMAN " mai n'<A-''
Autograph Albums, beau
tiful and novel. at Osman &
Hapeman's, west Of Court
House Square.
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- II. DAVIS, Counselor at Law. Rooms Il
~ Opera Hall luilding, La saie Ill. Special care given
10 insurance Cases. June lO-ly.
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RCSHN ELL. ~ GILMAN, Attorneys at
- Law Office IN Bushues building, rest of the Court
HOUSE, ot'awa, Ill. may2I'i6 ly'
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| AM ES II. JOH ~ STON, Attorney and
counselor NJ Law and Notary PIblc. ONCE. second
uoor hoes elands block north vest Court House
square, o'ta"A' Nnnois. jun3'l6
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THE SOUTHERN QUESTION.

Affairs Georgia and Alabama and South
Carolina ontrasted-KepublicanO uarrels--
Democratic Peace-Siews of II Selma Cores
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-23

T. T.. HULL. Attorney at Law. Office over City
son Streets ot'a"a' ILL., mayors
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-23

I L.. THO MPSO ~. Attorney and Counselor
~. as Law. Offce east of the Court House, Ottawa
Illinois. Iehs, i6-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-03
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Austin '' Revcille" says the matter
Of the railroad connecting Austin with the
Central Pacific Railroad is not dead. mel
Their Is Il entirely asleep. We have II from
an entirely reliable source that some New
York capitalists have the matter under al
yisement. and that there are strong indi'
cations that they will come to \ decision tn
take hold and build the road.
The water rates, rules and regulations
governing the Eureka Water Works have
been completed In pamphlet form. and
will le distributed among the cilizenH nesi
week. Rates have bccn established for the
use Of water in all ways, and the rules
adopted are to he rigidly enforced by the
Superintendent ~ the works.
The Eureka "Sentinel' says; Dick
Osborne. one Of the inmates Of the County
Jail. Ia now lying dangerously III. caused
by the horrible condition that Institution
IL In. He Is serving ont . sentence OF go
days. and unless he soon suffers q change
for the better. he will never live to serve
the time ont,
The Austin /" Reveille'' says "the air Is
full Of grasshoppers. They have come In
from the country to celebrate the Fourth
The Summer vacation Of the public
schools In Elko. and also Of the State
University, begins to-day.
Active operations on the p9tBueonla
Consolidated mine will he resumed directly
after The Fourth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-03
LYON COUNTY ITEMS.

The construction Of the new bridge
across the river at Dayton has been lie.
layed because Mr., blanchard affected 10
The removal Of the old one until he could
transport across 20 much al his lime a.
would enable him 10 fulfill existing con-
tracts. He will have enough across by
the 9Th instant. at which time the old
bridge will be torn down. and the new one.
the timbers Of which are already framed,
placed In its stead.
1t may not DO generally known that the
original discoverer Of the Comstock lode
now lies buried In IN unpretentiaus crave
yard at Dayton. lie died there In 1861
having been thrown from . horse and
lain senseless from the Injuries for three
day. which finally eliminated fatally.
At the Democratic ratification meeting
IN Dayton on Thursday evening last.
George singerland was badly. perhaps
dangerously wounded hy The explosion II
: part Of q lean al powder while engaged In
firing q sslute,
Dayton was profusely decorated with
flags and evergreens yesterday. There Il
not O more patriotic town In the United
States than the county seat Of Lyon
county.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Turkish War Began 1. E.ra..'

The Turkish War began IN
LONDON. July IA Times Paris
apscial reports that flags were distrib-
uted to the Montenegro troops after
mass on Sunday.
A Paris correspondent OF the Times
says that hs Is In a position to state that
England last week proposed to an inter-
mediary power, probably France
meeting Of Tue six povsIs ~ o Hsntrrl
town near the hsatsr Of the war, with
the object Of watching mutually the
progress Of the war, aud reporting 70
the various European Governments. and
preventing the conflict from dsgsnsr.
ating into a war Of rsprisals. The cor
respondent believes oil the powers &c.
knowledged the receipt Of this scheme
by Saturday evening, and thinks their
promptituds shows good will. and al-
lows OF the hope that Europe Is united
in sentiments Of humanity.
A Vienna dispatch says that Francs
has taken the FIRST step To bring about .
common attempt Of the powers TO rssir.!n
servia. Austria, although ahs thinks
the effort too late, has declared her read.
lness to Join.
A dispaeh from Belgrade says 1t Is re-
ported that the Pasha IN command 81
widden has aeized 800 Of the principal
inhabitants. and threatens to srscnts
them IL that district rises. II is said the
Turks are hanging teachers aud profess
sors everywhere. II is reported that
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IlIs VOICE MAS FOR REroRM.
Shocking Treatment OF ~ Earsest
Democrat In y Geld Htli salooa.


"iessir. h We want IL reform, Do
served a tall gentleman with an expensive
no.e LAT evening NJ. n. l.anej Gracefully
,,.i,.,. v.i, g., h., .na Arm.
-
y AZ a bit OF Ice bobbing about In his
glass. s.Yessir, reforms the thing. The
.o,n;,, pr.-ti.n,i. .o,si., h., ON, IN n.
~
fought ON that there ishoo. As General
Kiitrell said at the ratification mcetin' in
vi,,,;,nx ,.o,h.r MIGHT, trom tho nine
- ---.,-, an.
etAu INNS VI "Aihe y" "e P'"N u.s.
Of Oregon from the sunny OF
the Sou,h ia the iee-bound shores Of
r,..,v g. A.. .-,,,,n. hiui.. of the
=
great Atlantic !" tue ioani-e'es'eu "A'''
Of the Pacific. the people shout fur reform.
Jim chalk down them last two an don't
nut in no sugar agin a. I've told you 50
frequent"
You're a Democrat. ! supposel" in-
auired a meek looking little strangerin
a n~eighboring chair.
"Ye.sir. 1 am, and proud O the title"
answered the tall man with . look Of un-
necessary iierceness. And AMI see
nav auN hous-A hsu
Why. sir. when | look over this here broad
country an see the people st.gEerin, unusr
a load of corruption an haNin their N.,Ais
knawcd into by a horde 81 thie'ih ONCE
holders. IL makes me sick.
"lour names Blank. amt III AsAed
the little man, quietly siirrihs q Puneh'
Right for onct.
"EN-Conicd. -
81 had the u 10 De IN INC .lN-
ate service. sir. irok up arms, !,
lFlieNin was f.sni, hAe
thousands oi ehaiIs nta's ne", "s,.
Ike You what Keep ah'e .n, u"nos s
isiNern tue ssetlohs. .siIe's ~ a,hs,'
what STAYED '" NOME az i, u,uo Ihssa
IN are mem VIVA, siih.s W. 49,. ~
M =, slIus .as',h na'" .n ~ h,..,ss
Conieierates Una W. n' y. ~ ~
"li,a-a-asin 'ne s'a'S
sh''h We nov nav : MI n.nrhl;.
i"''' sit' ""''n ~" 49, ~ ~.
eau eau comprehend, nerr tn' .sll man nah
dasisi MS hst uosh GU 'ne oa,' o~s"aana
h.aNiis io's ""nh'"'' anu ~" '
WHISKY.
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n p
VERY ci"-k oAii'- omcer n''"! "
the virginia police nal a very CLOS" 'a'i
about ! O'Clock on H"h's! m''"s' y"
had taken . bolslrrousiy ur"nse" .ha,
han''u ID.
opposite the ralase Haio"n m ais"a ~
20 Iu,,ne', T,n1In" In, n. couiJ
NOT gel away from the policeman Cum
mings drew his revolver, ana 'ns oincsrao
save hinlss. ",pp,a Gnmmi.cs fsil mon
ne os. hs ar,,b hitting N. oaieer in
an. necl kirby. Notwithstanding. did
not let go his man. u ~rrnSheu me
pistol from nun ana u.,uo ,r.a,.I m.
ance arri'tSi' w nai.,J aial,h 81
an inch Of the lugular vein and lodged in
the muscles at the back OF the meek.
charge Of assault % muraef mas "sn :.
Ter anil In. 4 wife and two children. OF.
fcer Kirby was able TO walk down oteah,
is.t this morning. lie Will ~a' r's"' !"
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priests have been cruciAsd near Phillip
opolis.
A Vienna dispatch says it is reported
that ROumauia has refused to cooperate
with Ssrvia. A telegram from Pssth
says many inhabitants Of Belgrade have
fed into Hungary. because the Turks
threaten 10 lombard the city.
It Ia reported that the Servians have
attacked . Turkish fort near Supoyatz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-03

vl,.,,i. h,. h,olen
Nroi>i, T'-n"'- "ns" !"
ont ina q nsh % rcd white aud blue Z
.,,.e, I. n mass Of sags and the patriotic
....,a ,lainc 10 n. decorations.
s,,'''n. arr s'n' .a ~, ,,e celebration
rhs r,.1,r' yle grand stand for
so forSad "''sA's, sn .omnls,sd
,n u ,",n, 81 the chollar once. and the
~ nna surrounding IL has been we'll cog
~ with seats for ih. hultltnds. To
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PIANO FOR SALE OR TO LET.

A FIRST L ass Nav PIANO FOR SALE
y &c 10 let. Apply 90 ". D. PARSONS, Il
Clarke Nu.ir liooms. .nnld and Clay House
llrt house narih 81 the c,auyi and Garry shanl.
d street. vigiais city betsern 10 ard u
o'ciask a ls7cif
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Va F,Ro PHonLEN.-Th L"'''p'"
a, v-,.riay norning says Professor
w., c.na,, SUPERINTENDENT of Public
=, n. understood that NO
Hch@,'l-' Ing s.yo VA. Rad bsfore the
h'ou,sui Iss.,t,a,. hslI sone time since
ia this city. He desires 10" eo'.,,"i
maI" icr ihe r.aS'n n.n.rs a.. Ioko
A ~ ,n - ,aIis,sJ by /. large numbec
1"l" n.onle The time ~ the
~ "s'''t.uIu ~. In.titut. va- oc-
%'s ~ ~ .ansil.stion 10 more im.
,ufi ,n".,ans han prnblems in faro"
M, ~ 4. c"r,scI- No such question
~" -. he Institute. IL was
s,al,nir nxsn,el h, snme outsider aud
- H. 80 r. -,.nor,.r IL our evening
oont.munra,y a. %gcanine.
v-.r
-. r., O'clock. All Charlie
.,-L c.L..,i,l ON Union
s,,,., I'M virginia. and after a h.cpdly
y,s,,,ns rhariie r.nus-ted Mr.. Hone 10
80 80, .IO which he owed him, A. he
'n,suJoI !, h.,e a howling time al the
T"nS,s x.n,cI ali the money be- could
ran ION. aid Nod See him a cold
-. d., uhey.uuo. Charlie drew a
.lung,hoi from beneaih us p'ou-
.alloi INTO his oodnii'e ani shoulier.
nn. "n.r Both were taken
mG-u
~
Tow N,Rsm,L LoySNcH,S desires ''
MI -n.r,b..,i.. AMI truck Of every
-. H. .,,..,. anl
ds.eriruon .fs"''u uom ,n' TIi.
onler /. mide Cor the reason that pesiss-
trians will h. greatly 'nsonsen,shs' ,anr
Nir,'s Ar no. s'.1,aa snl Jry goods
t"oPN' s'iI,ss, p,yiis. OWNING
~ l", "n" uas .s.o. ali al.o be-
!. .eIu'sn ,hsn, ont OF Abe way.
"h' 'npush N''P - m ,hs room We
" WV
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SAP HNDING.
suddsu Death Of sa Old !"
the nsita saloon Wtthous fSssi
tsr several Days.

An ola man named John Fleming died
very suddenly in Virginia this morning
and under sad circumstances. lie hal
slep, out the night on = rough carpenters
bench standing ON q street, near the cor
n.T of Union. About I o'clock he was
seen 10 rise from his hard bed, stagger
.cro.. ,h. street aud fall before reaching
M. curh. Friendly hands picked him mp
snl carried him hack a. the bench. ~.
harris wa. sent for aud dill what he couti
for th. man. Fleming was able 10 speak
ana told the Doctor that b. hal eaten
nothinc for several days. Oiieer Daley
FASTENED 10 a restaurant and brought back
.onn which. together with several glasses
brandy. -semed 90 revive the man. Pres
..ntIy IA. was assisted 10 the Delta Saloon
and laid upon q Keno table. o "
o',lock IA. arO-. aud walked unsi"adiiN
toward the door. suddenly he threw up
hi. hand. and FELL 10 the door. aud with a
singh, groan expired. The body was taken
charge 10 by the Coroner.
Tlemiug wa at one time a man oi ron
.iJ.rsbl. property. lie came to California
an foTty-nine and engaged In business a.
lu,eher. securing the exclusive patronage
AZ ,ha Pacific Mail steamship COMPANY
and earning a great deal Of money. ".
noy.d 10 Nevada in early days, wa
far msny years engaged IN inin,ns gu.
,.,pri-.- in this vicinity. also acquiring a
g,ssl deal u real estate ON the DiNiie. nc
JieI starving aud penniless. flsm'ns was
one ~ the iir.t members 81 The ra'ih
cost Pioneers. hut faded To Keep up us
connection with that organization '"'".
ncr MAYER will inquire into ,h" eau'e .,
,Le death. which Wa probably a S'he'a'
giving way IL the internal sysieh''
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>o r,rsR

Because we all war, To celebrate the
Fourth Of July. That's what's the matter.
VIVA, American objects;
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INVESTMENTS.
CALEDONIA PICNIC
AND
SCOTTISH N 8.
THE rIRsr ANNUAL PICNIC AND
osmes Of the
VIRGINIA CALEDONIA CLUB
VIII be held 81
T~resdwa,'s Ranch. tar.sn tti,.
On SATURDAY, Ausass i3'h, is1G.
COME ANE, COME A..


The sports VI the day will bs oreutd BY "a
old.fuhlon.d SCOTCH REEL. ma.ie BY the
BagpIpes. ansr which the following programme
OF PAINE will be e,rried out,
4. Throwing heavy hammer. weight 70 pounds.
2. throwing light hammer. weight II pounds.
3, Putting heavy stone, weight "! pounds,
4. Patting light stone. weight IL louncs.
8. short rsce-one hundred ysrii-fot mem.
bvrs Of the Club Vnl,.
9. fark race.
Z. standing Jump.
=. Hop. step and jnnp.
0. kunning jump.
10. Rnnning high leap.
u. yauliins with pole.
n. Tossing the caber.
u. Pour hundrrd. ard rare.
10. 0hIllis Cslium. " Swori dame.
IS. Highland Filing.
The prizes 10 BE- awarded TO the successful
competitors will aggregate ~. valne sou. u.
10 bs awarded 10 the eompe itor uho ist-a the
greatest NUMBER cf prize. In addition to thls.
. team fnm each OF the various q iliisry ro'l
pauies Of virginia City. Gold I'LL aud cafson
all compsts fof . hands me uold Medal. 10 be
awarded by the club to tbs team max ne The
meet points: shooting 10 BE- conducted accord
Ing TO the Crsdnoor rules. distance. Two hun
drvd yards zach team 90 have i've rounds.
All parties not holding excursion Tickets VIII
be charged an Entrance lee NJ ons dollar TO The
grounds.
N~on.mrmb~rs o. the Club will be charged 9
competition Zee Of on. dollar Tor each Rsise.
Trains leave Virginia city II = O'Clock \. ";
Gold Hill o. s.ls AN
~ Professor Cans Silver Comet Hand will
furnish music for the occasion.
TICKETS 30
Jyl I'm
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RoLIs OF y
Names OF the Boys and Giris who
MA Well IL school DurinE Juns
HIoH school.

MON
II. y. Baker. Acting Principal; &. p.
save. Assisiant-Tom Benney. Willie Ran.
dali, Beanvette winterburn. Maggie Gil
le.ple. Jimmie McMartin. Willie Osborne.
I.aar seharff. Geo. TAYLOR. Joseph kenne-
dy, Francis Goodfellow, John Carrick.
During the entire year Of nine months
school. Will. Randall was not absent once,
and only ia one instance was he iardy. q
punctuality that Is creditable.
DEPARTMENT.
Mary Mcdonnell. teacher Willie Car
rick. Willie Faull. Philip frankenheimsr,
Willie Gallagher. Grant Marsh, Willie
Winnie, George Wheeler, Katie Block,
Mary Dath, Annie Chigwiden. Julia Cook,
Belle Fraser. Ella Hester. Alice hender-
son. Annie keely. Katie keely. Lizzie
Mnil. Maggie Mcneil. Mary Randall.
Ella sharp. Emily Thomas. Emma VIM
terbAuer.
ooLp uILL CENTRAL
First Primary Department-Marion T..
Lincoln. teacher-In this department. at
tendance. department and application are
considerrd.-Fannie Brown. Mary Brown,
Sarah Bath. Hattie Coleman, Mile Doten.
Ida Darst. Theresa f~rankenheimer. Mabel
French. MARY renton, Agnes Gillespie
MARY Gillespie. George Gillespie, Martha
James. MARI Kelly. Maggie Kelly. Maggie
Lyon. Josie Mudd. Lizzie Marks. Julia
Mullens, Clara Noel. Maggie Orem, Ada
Parker. Lizzie Russell. Grace Randall,
Mary I,o.cyere. Mary Geary. Mary Cook.
Tt,ie Quintrrll. Mabel Williams, Mary
Williams. Susan Bennett, Harry Cotton,
James Conlin. Willie pupey. Willie ZEN
ton. Harry Gallagher. Henry Gluyas. John
Gillespie, John u. Kelly. Thomas Lowrry.
.John MnllenS. Willie Marsh. Willie Me-
Nrill, Allie o'Donnell. Joseph Thomas
F,Llic Smith.
PRIMARY SCHOOL No. !.
Lulu Mcdonald. Laura frankenheimer.
Mary Adams. Amelia Gluyas' Emnia
Pierce. Anpie Greiner. Annie Pierce
u,suis Kennedy. Nellie Ogg. Carrie Ogg,
Willis Cross. John Greiner. Archie Nc
Neil. Charles Bennett. Robert Gillespie,
Tommie wooLlif. Mamie Block.
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win tste position on = street, facing Taylor.
Grand Neutrality-suspicious. ADAMS.
Chief Aid. ...... MAJOR &. u. sTosEiIIIL.
Thomas Moses. DC. Bmith,
n. ausuIna, Adam 1riehter.
Pat. Ford. II. Mscausisud,
FIRST DIVISION.
Governor bradley and Stan.
Major 0ensrai John h. Winters and Stan.
BrigAdler oenerlC. q. Bsiisman and stan.
Band.
Second Brigade First DivisIon Nevada Militia.
Union ana Confederate Veterans.
Oflcefs Of the Lay I'm carrtagss.)
Federal Oraeerr lin cariages.)
Board OF County Commissioner tIu csrrisGss.)
County 0nicers TN carragesD
DO nj OF Aldr,inen I'm csr. iasesJ
Oniters Pacific Coast Pioneers lin earriagos.1
Mexican Veteran. lin carriage-J
Virginia CITY 0les Club lin c.TrissssJ
Gar OF sisie lconiainins boysj
sKCOND DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal aud Aiis.
band.
Chief and Assistant Hne neers Of the Fire De-
paftmrnt.
Fire Department.
Car Of state tcontailing gfls)
THIRD DIVISION.
Assistant iiarhsi and Aids.
Hand
~Eneampmsnt OF Odd Fellows.
knights of Pyihias.
Pacific Cos.t Pioneers.
Italian socieiier.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal aud Aids.
Blna.
Ancient Order OF Hibemisns.
Miners Union.
Citizens on foot. In carriages or mounted.
GOLD HIi.L DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal. 1900. .Geoige Emmett
Aid. ..........T Thomas Gallagher aud n. stern.
Chief aud Assistant Kngine~rS OF The Fire DE
partmcnt.
Fire Department.
Car Of rt,te lconiAIuing gifls.l
Ancient Order Of llibsrnianp.
Miners Union.
Citizens ou foot.
Gold Hill Town Trustees lin carriasesD
Gold nil Tow Ufieers I'm earriaKesD
Committees lin earriAe-')
The Press. trsdes. etc. lin wseons.D
Citizens dn carrsgesl.
Officers OF sh~ Day.
President ................. ......W. ". ". Deal
chsplsin ....................Rev. W. II. Jehysy
Lesder. Ogden Hlles
Orator Hon. q. X De Long
Poet......................H Hon. O @. GOODWIN
Leader OF the Choir. ..............R. ". Lindsay
FIRST Division-wii form on q sireet, right
resting ON tuition ave Ne.
second Di,isioa-will form On u street. RIGHT
resting on Carson street.
Third Division = WIN form ON e street. right
resting on Carson street
Fourth Division will fon on D street. risht
resting on Sutton avenue
GoI Hill DivisiOn-wnl form on the Grade,
right resting mar the Imperial work..
The column will move at precisely 10 o'cloeh
along C street Ia the Divide there u will bc
joined by the 0old III Division aud march
through told Hill 10 near tmmett's fonLdry:
thers u will be Joined by the Silver City Di.
yi,ion then u will couniermsrh To virginia,
through u strst iO CarrOL. dawn Carson To q
street. through q street 90 the Chollar once.
and there be dismissed.
The Officers. alter passing the reviewing VI.
ncer. will take position on th. len. with their
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-03
COLO HILL MINERS UNION.

SPEciAL MEEiING MEMBERS or Tux
~ Void Hti Miners Union sIe requested 10
lnret 81 their Hall st v o'elnek A 4. ON Tho
fOUR,H OP JULY. fol Tho raIIs,s. IL trans.
aetlng special business. sui IA jain 10 the ssls
bfaiion of the day.
THOMAS BURKE. Prr.Linsi.
u. u. Mohntros. sssseisn. III ~