June 29, 1869 (4 pages)

: ip Sr tt * ; Sasa ES a his Wada ‘stuck, result demonstrated tha _ came near ‘being counted out, but it ’ changed to.Rea on-} On Friday,: at noon, the Great Eastern jihad sailed 497 maritime niles from, MeCon«{ Brest, and had paid out 545 miles of ca{ ble. butithé result t itis easy in a Convention to“ slip ip” on’a dead thing, especially if too much is conceded. "The! preliminary organization passed off smoothly, and as svon as a —— ghey was effected, T _eaphaticinh ids ein po ose ps wan't del favoring Byrne would not vote: ‘against Reardan, and eardan’s friends consented to'lay thé’ resolutions upon the. table, “Then: Mr.: Watt moved: that no . vate be allowed ‘unless cast by some one present or by proxy, which was modified s0'a8 to allow the majority of cach delegation present to.cast the. votes of andeaan: Dibble, who sa a wang Salar (prefe inca ven would haye killed. the» » Sipser the rule Ho git ¥ for ° sehen him with. outa ‘being known. Dibble’s “square thing” did‘nt however ‘take, ‘and ‘the resolutions of in@orsement having: Been before ad opted, leaving the name blank, Mr. McConnell moved.to fill the blank with Judge Reardan’s name, which mo~’ tion was seconded and debated. It had therefore become the question before the’‘house,; Mr: Watt had declared that they did not expect nor want the support ofthe “Nevada delegation as against Reardan, and a8 this , delegation was-e dan, he eo ‘Tight to. expect it.— When the time had ‘arrived for the vote to be taken on MeCoanell’s resolution, Dibble ‘hominated Byrne, which he had no right.to do, and suggested that they. vote “a8 to. ‘whith ‘name should’ be in. serted. ‘MeCon . withdrew his resolution, which hé had no right to do,and . the ballot.proceeded, Reardan’s friends lost a vote under the tale already adopted, in Bridgeport township, and he was fortunately found, and the result was a tie, To show the differencein the fight between the sides, Byrne’s friends insisted on rejecting @ proxy vote, undens the na segeheia that a proxyrof a Bi em uld not: be given. This they ada right to do, but after the concession just before made by their opponents, it was certainly not'liberal. The friends of Reardan consented to a recess, and before tlie Convention met the Byrners had captured one of the Nevada delegates. Mri ‘Watt's first move on re-assembling was a motion to call all the delegates by name, and the reason of it wag ain, when the Nevada delegation was and a ‘vote given for Byrne. When this was done the result was evident. One vote was rdan, which on the next ballot went back, ‘giving: Byrne the'vic« tory by 40 to 38. The friends of Judge Reardan clair } that he should have had the . delegatidn “on “account ‘of his strength in. other parts of. the State, while Byrne is almost u=known and without support outside of the county, and therefore’ evon with bis own county not omina: in the Suse Convention i Sar cores ae bs Phos eat “ tay cand ved I Tue Frest.-A New York organ firm . : ae the Pees " . ae og or . #8 filling an order for an instrament to en; Ad ak _ wrong we leave Democrats to set~" t 5 NG. * . . its construction is-very defective: Re. . . first mortgage, those of the company’s, 16 q bragging of their late victory over the {account claims that they, killed. two . hundred of the enemy and pap valj the weather has been extremely hot. _. on Saturday last commission: by Gov. ernor Haight aaa Nota under pledges to Rear= © have no infrom the Sec. eased Friday tet, “aad has Sian . er succeeded: by George: M. Roberson, who was at the time of his appointment At~ torney General of New Jerséyy Colonel Morrison, Commissioner to s 1 inspect the Union Railway, reports that. f . récomitiends the Government to take away from the company their right to Played . first-mortgage bonds, and that the second mortgage. He says the Contral The Cubans have not yet got done Spaniards at Puerto Padre. Their last uable munitions of war, f a Cincinnati on ‘Saturday voted ten to one in favor of an appropriation of $10,000,000 hy way ofa loan to build a railway to Chattanooga direct. , Tho total vote was 17,000.; fis The New York “Herald asserts tively that Colonel Ryan, with busters,left that port on Saturday night for Cuba.‘Yar WearHeErR.—For two days past On Sunday at noon in the shade the mercury stood at 98 deg., and yesterday a good breeze was stirring, it reached . 90 deg.; in the same room, out of the. draft, it reached 94.deg. Theonly con~ sideration that enabled us to stand the heat, was the assurance, that the heat at Sacramento” and Marysville was Fs hades Pegrees r than hero,” Norary Pusuic.—J. F. Nesmith was in and for the county of Nevada, to reside at Grass Valley,vice Masini removed from the county, THe Brizr Qoamd Co.—The Beer Quartz Mining Co, has located 1,200 feet on a ledge situated on the east side of French. Ravine, in Grass Valley townsbip, for mining purposes. Nor A. CANDIDATE.—Robert Bell, Esq.of Tracked, will not bg a’catfidate for nomination for the Assembly, AMPUTATION.—Dr. Hunt, assi-ted by Dr. Gibson, yesterday amputated. the leg of the Chinaman, who was récenily removed, to the County Hospital. Hon WM H. Sewarv.—The dispatch Invitation Committee, of the Sacramento celebration, from Secretary Seward, on, Saturday last ; Sat LaKg, June 25. *Wledare. Stanford, Bigler and Shirland: I am expecting to see Sacramento next week, but I regret “hat neither my arrangements for omer travel nor: the con sition of my health will allow me-to accept the kind invitatiou of the citizens there to attend thélr celebration of the anniversary of American Independence. I ita WM. H. SEWARD. Fou. Returns.—W. H. H. Coffman sends us the following names of officers elected in Elko county, with the majorities for each; District Judge, Keeney, (0) 29; District Attorney, Gillespie, (U) 14; Sheriff, Fitch, (Dem) 27; Clerk, Watesman, (U) 46 ; (U) 20; Assessor, Semands, (U) 67; Surveyor, Griswold, (U) 45; ,Superintendent of Public Schools, Hudson, (U) 27; Public Administration, Cadey, (U) 83; County Commissioners—L. Wines, (U) 60; J. Leffingwell; (U) 38; J. Pierson;{Dem) 45. New OnLeans, since the war, has been one of the most prosperous cities in the Union. She has built fully 6,000 houses, and is adding 10 per cent. a year to her population, in the coolest place to be found where . . published below was received by the. shall probably leave here on Monday . Recorder, Hafford,. go to Yokohama. ‘Tt will be the first’ sccm yietine a ss saa eit mi» 24s Oat naa Hor —At cloven 4. 4. on Sunday the which does not often seta chee, bet } which always increases the heat-when . it does blow, helped to make Sunday . ‘. one Of the hottest days experiencéd there for a number of years. THE managers of the State Agricul~ tural Society on. Saturday changed the time of holding the State Fair from September 13th to the 6th, to continue . that the State: Fair may. ‘not interfere with the Mecha os ie Fair at San Francisco, 1 Hon. Jos. E. M lawyer of Oroville, day . evening— Darin gthe day Beet be for District Judge by the Denes Convention: “ . ©. HO ——— SaturSuDDEN Dern. —A teamster named J.M. Doane, about forty‘ years old, died suddenly last Wednesday in Elko. He was well known throughout the Humboldt Valley, where he has resided for the last three’ years. “He has a brother living in Latrobe, El Dorado county. ees DIED. “a au a, June 2th, 1869, » Geligv a G, F. and 8. A. Jacobs,aged four years, seven months and twenty days. omen manereen rn Aen Independence Day !NEVADA LIGHT GUARD: ATTENTION, te Armory, in Nevada City, on MONDAY, sULY om, 1869, at9o" “A: Me , to participate in the ee of oe" oe iversary of our Nationependence, in uniform. bye Member is expected to be on hand. order, aa A LANCASTER, Captain. J. F. ne! ero Waite del odo . see Vy om every member is exto GREAT. ‘FIGHT. ‘Amone THE CANDIDATES! i A PR TH iow DAY OF JULY, THE ~ SOUS GREENWALD HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST SE. LECTED STOCK OF CIGARS AND "TOBACEO In Nevada ada County. He has also:on hand the the GENUINE IMPORTED FIGARO .& CABANA CIGARS ! TOBACCO, the best assortment ever brought here, such as . FROIT BRAND, NEPTUNE, . MARYS OWN, : PEACH BLOSSOM, &e. &e. &e. Craimpten' s 12 ib. hard — Atlantic Cable, Lester's Fig and Rough & Ready Twist—the best over brought to this { market. Navy, of every description, And all other brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, Too numerous too mention. Consumers will save money by buying their TOBACCO in large quantit'es. ‘Also, a large selection of Meerschaum Pipes, ‘ aX L Pocket Knives, Playing Cards,Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, Pipes, &e, &e, Which he fu gel at a small kon Seay vance on San JULIUS GREENWALD, ee Or organ ever heard in Japan. “hos BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY. one week. This change was made so . 19, « well known You.are hereby ordered to appear at A Ht a . tached Levers, full jeweled; and eve —OF OUR— NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY mg “WHE BE HELD AT NEVADA CITY, MONDAY, JULY Sth, 1969: IN WHICH THE . ‘. mILITARY, FIREMEN, ana pee . OLVAG SOCIETIES, OF NEVADA COUNTY will participate. There will be a Procession after which the Declaration of Independence will be read and an ORATION DELDIW ks Rs BD: Seeeeenetel 2” Citizens irom all parts of the . County are cordially invited to be present. designated by the Chief Marshal and Aids at the firing of the first gums» The second gun will be fired at a quarter past 1o'clock, when the various organizations will march to their -. places in line, and at the firing of ithe third gun at half past 11 o'clock, the _— will start. Line of. tases: Down Broad to Main; bog Main to Commercial, up Commergial Pine, up-Pine to Broad, up Broad to the Sdeetion of East and West Broad streets, conutermarching and proceeding down Broad to Pine, down Pine to Commercial, thence 10. Main, down Main te Broad, and thence to he Theatre where the. exercises will take place. Music by tlie Band. Prayer bythe Sev. A. Parker; ' Reading of the Declaration of Indepéndence by E. W,. Haydon. Oration by the Hon. DAVID ‘. BELDEN, The following are the officers of the Day: President—T. B. McFARLAND. Chief Marshal—JOHN CASHIN. People along the line of march are requested to decorate their places. v A Federal salute will be fired at sunrise, A National Salate will be fired during the procession. : The Bells of this city will be rung at sunrise and euneet, _ By order of the Committee. $15 Buy the Best. $15 Sent by Express, Cash on Delivery. THE GENLTINE OROIDE GOLD WATCHES. Improved and manufactured by us dre all the best make, Hanting Cases, finely chased and beantifully enamelled, Patent and Dewatch perfectly regulated and adjusted, aramteed by the company, to hip correct time, and wear and not tarnish, but retain an appearance equal to solid , Sold. as long as worn. These celebrated.watches we are now sendimg out by mail and ex s, ©. 0. D. any where within the United Beates and Canadas at the regalar price, payable on ere. a. ‘ o mone uired ina a6 we prefer or thas ali should coiee te befure paying for them. . the go A single watch to any address, $15. an EXTRA WATCH . LR. OF sre vith Gre byte spaper moet ctl i glen = So GRAND CELEBRATION. ~ a i ut ‘Pambitbier. 00.+-. JULIUS WETZLAR, ~The various Orders Will form at. the points . Reem, pha Pal 4 a Offiee—Fourth Street ibet, J and K . Calphtadeys-.eec-+sens0re++28120,000, Held aa Guarantesto ‘Deporicors, —_—> eet gc pe A oe SECRETARY .--204.5:. a ©. WOOLW URTH, DIRECTORS : L. wrirtass, ~@ko. wa ‘MOWE. a ae WHEELER. SULIUS WETZLAR, “C. W. CLARK, . a eee OE This Bank is sib pt’ si Milliciian asa will feceive Deposits of Money, in large or emall sums, without charge of entrance rer to Depositors. €2 Money to Losi'on Real Eetate, United States, » Stats 9 aud County eas Jow ‘rates é ' of interest. OFFICE HOURS,. detiy, from. & ‘ &. te3gr M., and om Saturday Lvenings from 7 to 9. Sacramento, April ob, 1669 i ee Fs Ts CANDIDATES TAKE. ‘NOTICE! THE SECRET OF POPU. LARITY DISCOVERED! -grecnss: GUARANTEED: ND CANDIDATES ‘WARRANTED TO RUN ads a t buy their Remedice of SPENCE ys . Jers FOR" ICE CREAM, . FOUNTAIN: Sopa, CONFECTIONERIES. +AND 34 QGrnesn OYSTERS, Matted. ‘Staten Bakery. ¢#7-BREAD, PIES, CAKES; and everything ~ appertaining to the thé! bus business ‘Cohetantly on “Fresh Bread delivered at all ‘parteof tle city. JULIUS DREYYUSs, Nevada, June ith, 1869. Wurrah for the Gt of July! NICK, SLOCOVICH, PINE STREET. teteereaees NEVADA erry. AS returned from San Francisco with asplendid stock of FIREWORKS ! Of every-description for the Fourth of July. 3 plendid Toys of New Patterns and a large as FRU mek ORANGES, S, und ivtact the best-etock of VARL B GOODS in the county. .Fire Crackers, Rockets, Torpedoes, Serpants, Wheels, and all sorts of Fireworks. » 2 Flags of all sizes and’ descriptions. Confecitionery—the Largeet and hest stock to be found in the city. §2" Don't forget the place. . NICK. SLOCOVICH. Pine Street, Nevada City. Election of Chief Engineer. OTICE is Craw ae given that an. Election for Chief Engineer of the Nevada Fire Department will be held at the Marehal’ s Office, on MONDAY, July 26th, 196% Judges—D. W. Allen and Sia R. Eng lish. Vlerks Wan. Scott and Wm. W. CroesPolls open from 5 to 8 P. M. By order Board o/ Fire Delegates. M. 8. DEAL, President. J. BE. Nrctors, Secretary. jis? BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM. SSAYS FOR YouN@ MEN on the inferesting relation of Bridegroom to Brice, ix the institution of Marriage,—a Guide to matK angen oo true happinese. Sent by mail in seal letter envel envy free of charge. ‘Kaaress, HOWA TION, Box P., Pacedelpee, Pa: IMPORTANT TO MINERS! THE NEW— BLASTING AGENT, ie GIANT POWDER.#! ie9 ey attention of Minera and Mine Ownere ~ is respectfully to the new explo=we agent known as THE GIANT POWDER. Ger" The manufacturers of the Giant Powder gnaranien Wanring ata cent, inthe gen‘eral working ofthe mae of Giant Powder, in connt f e —* be handed weing.% steel, 1 inch bit, C cCBAWFroRrD & CO., hand ¢ril© i aes ae ae Seo . Fiobvessitg ST iasubehareacan ig ’ Rca # , in the is sur Office. will b Tm & Mal in the TH! Board Schoo: Exami Ba ter, 4 for ex; ber of the Hi exami: no des THE parade the Fo on néx our co the or Min ablem ity of compa and wi gets lo Ces wald . assorts co eve which San F; _ of the deal wi what . !

: ip Sr tt * ; Sasa ES a his Wada ‘stuck, result demonstrated tha _ came near ‘being counted out, but it ’ changed to.Rea on-} On Friday,: at noon, the Great Eastern jihad sailed 497 maritime niles from, MeCon«{ Brest, and had paid out 545 miles of ca{ ble. butithé result t itis easy in a Convention to“ slip ip” on’a dead thing, especially if too much is conceded. "The! preliminary organization passed off smoothly, and as svon as a —— ghey was effected, T _eaphaticinh ids ein po ose ps wan't del favoring Byrne would not vote: ‘against Reardan, and eardan’s friends consented to'lay thé’ resolutions upon the. table, “Then: Mr.: Watt moved: that no . vate be allowed ‘unless cast by some one present or by proxy, which was modified s0'a8 to allow the majority of cach delegation present to.cast the. votes of andeaan: Dibble, who sa a wang Salar (prefe inca ven would haye killed. the» » Sipser the rule Ho git ¥ for ° sehen him with. outa ‘being known. Dibble’s “square thing” did‘nt however ‘take, ‘and ‘the resolutions of in@orsement having: Been before ad opted, leaving the name blank, Mr. McConnell moved.to fill the blank with Judge Reardan’s name, which mo~’ tion was seconded and debated. It had therefore become the question before the’‘house,; Mr: Watt had declared that they did not expect nor want the support ofthe “Nevada delegation as against Reardan, and a8 this , delegation was-e dan, he eo ‘Tight to. expect it.— When the time had ‘arrived for the vote to be taken on MeCoanell’s resolution, Dibble ‘hominated Byrne, which he had no right.to do, and suggested that they. vote “a8 to. ‘whith ‘name should’ be in. serted. ‘MeCon . withdrew his resolution, which hé had no right to do,and . the ballot.proceeded, Reardan’s friends lost a vote under the tale already adopted, in Bridgeport township, and he was fortunately found, and the result was a tie, To show the differencein the fight between the sides, Byrne’s friends insisted on rejecting @ proxy vote, undens the na segeheia that a proxyrof a Bi em uld not: be given. This they ada right to do, but after the concession just before made by their opponents, it was certainly not'liberal. The friends of Reardan consented to a recess, and before tlie Convention met the Byrners had captured one of the Nevada delegates. Mri ‘Watt's first move on re-assembling was a motion to call all the delegates by name, and the reason of it wag ain, when the Nevada delegation was and a ‘vote given for Byrne. When this was done the result was evident. One vote was rdan, which on the next ballot went back, ‘giving: Byrne the'vic« tory by 40 to 38. The friends of Judge Reardan clair } that he should have had the . delegatidn “on “account ‘of his strength in. other parts of. the State, while Byrne is almost u=known and without support outside of the county, and therefore’ evon with bis own county not omina: in the Suse Convention i Sar cores ae bs Phos eat “ tay cand ved I Tue Frest.-A New York organ firm . : ae the Pees " . ae og or . #8 filling an order for an instrament to en; Ad ak _ wrong we leave Democrats to set~" t 5 NG. * . . its construction is-very defective: Re. . . first mortgage, those of the company’s, 16 q bragging of their late victory over the {account claims that they, killed. two . hundred of the enemy and pap valj the weather has been extremely hot. _. on Saturday last commission: by Gov. ernor Haight aaa Nota under pledges to Rear= © have no infrom the Sec. eased Friday tet, “aad has Sian . er succeeded: by George: M. Roberson, who was at the time of his appointment At~ torney General of New Jerséyy Colonel Morrison, Commissioner to s 1 inspect the Union Railway, reports that. f . récomitiends the Government to take away from the company their right to Played . first-mortgage bonds, and that the second mortgage. He says the Contral The Cubans have not yet got done Spaniards at Puerto Padre. Their last uable munitions of war, f a Cincinnati on ‘Saturday voted ten to one in favor of an appropriation of $10,000,000 hy way ofa loan to build a railway to Chattanooga direct. , Tho total vote was 17,000.; fis The New York “Herald asserts tively that Colonel Ryan, with busters,left that port on Saturday night for Cuba.‘Yar WearHeErR.—For two days past On Sunday at noon in the shade the mercury stood at 98 deg., and yesterday a good breeze was stirring, it reached . 90 deg.; in the same room, out of the. draft, it reached 94.deg. Theonly con~ sideration that enabled us to stand the heat, was the assurance, that the heat at Sacramento” and Marysville was Fs hades Pegrees r than hero,” Norary Pusuic.—J. F. Nesmith was in and for the county of Nevada, to reside at Grass Valley,vice Masini removed from the county, THe Brizr Qoamd Co.—The Beer Quartz Mining Co, has located 1,200 feet on a ledge situated on the east side of French. Ravine, in Grass Valley townsbip, for mining purposes. Nor A. CANDIDATE.—Robert Bell, Esq.of Tracked, will not bg a’catfidate for nomination for the Assembly, AMPUTATION.—Dr. Hunt, assi-ted by Dr. Gibson, yesterday amputated. the leg of the Chinaman, who was récenily removed, to the County Hospital. Hon WM H. Sewarv.—The dispatch Invitation Committee, of the Sacramento celebration, from Secretary Seward, on, Saturday last ; Sat LaKg, June 25. *Wledare. Stanford, Bigler and Shirland: I am expecting to see Sacramento next week, but I regret “hat neither my arrangements for omer travel nor: the con sition of my health will allow me-to accept the kind invitatiou of the citizens there to attend thélr celebration of the anniversary of American Independence. I ita WM. H. SEWARD. Fou. Returns.—W. H. H. Coffman sends us the following names of officers elected in Elko county, with the majorities for each; District Judge, Keeney, (0) 29; District Attorney, Gillespie, (U) 14; Sheriff, Fitch, (Dem) 27; Clerk, Watesman, (U) 46 ; (U) 20; Assessor, Semands, (U) 67; Surveyor, Griswold, (U) 45; ,Superintendent of Public Schools, Hudson, (U) 27; Public Administration, Cadey, (U) 83; County Commissioners—L. Wines, (U) 60; J. Leffingwell; (U) 38; J. Pierson;{Dem) 45. New OnLeans, since the war, has been one of the most prosperous cities in the Union. She has built fully 6,000 houses, and is adding 10 per cent. a year to her population, in the coolest place to be found where . . published below was received by the. shall probably leave here on Monday . Recorder, Hafford,. go to Yokohama. ‘Tt will be the first’ sccm yietine a ss saa eit mi» 24s Oat naa Hor —At cloven 4. 4. on Sunday the which does not often seta chee, bet } which always increases the heat-when . it does blow, helped to make Sunday . ‘. one Of the hottest days experiencéd there for a number of years. THE managers of the State Agricul~ tural Society on. Saturday changed the time of holding the State Fair from September 13th to the 6th, to continue . that the State: Fair may. ‘not interfere with the Mecha os ie Fair at San Francisco, 1 Hon. Jos. E. M lawyer of Oroville, day . evening— Darin gthe day Beet be for District Judge by the Denes Convention: “ . ©. HO ——— SaturSuDDEN Dern. —A teamster named J.M. Doane, about forty‘ years old, died suddenly last Wednesday in Elko. He was well known throughout the Humboldt Valley, where he has resided for the last three’ years. “He has a brother living in Latrobe, El Dorado county. ees DIED. “a au a, June 2th, 1869, » Geligv a G, F. and 8. A. Jacobs,aged four years, seven months and twenty days. omen manereen rn Aen Independence Day !NEVADA LIGHT GUARD: ATTENTION, te Armory, in Nevada City, on MONDAY, sULY om, 1869, at9o" “A: Me , to participate in the ee of oe" oe iversary of our Nationependence, in uniform. bye Member is expected to be on hand. order, aa A LANCASTER, Captain. J. F. ne! ero Waite del odo . see Vy om every member is exto GREAT. ‘FIGHT. ‘Amone THE CANDIDATES! i A PR TH iow DAY OF JULY, THE ~ SOUS GREENWALD HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST SE. LECTED STOCK OF CIGARS AND "TOBACEO In Nevada ada County. He has also:on hand the the GENUINE IMPORTED FIGARO .& CABANA CIGARS ! TOBACCO, the best assortment ever brought here, such as . FROIT BRAND, NEPTUNE, . MARYS OWN, : PEACH BLOSSOM, &e. &e. &e. Craimpten' s 12 ib. hard — Atlantic Cable, Lester's Fig and Rough & Ready Twist—the best over brought to this { market. Navy, of every description, And all other brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING

TOBACCO, Too numerous too mention. Consumers will save money by buying their TOBACCO in large quantit'es. ‘Also, a large selection of Meerschaum Pipes, ‘ aX L Pocket Knives, Playing Cards,Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, Pipes, &e, &e, Which he fu gel at a small kon Seay vance on San JULIUS GREENWALD, ee Or organ ever heard in Japan. “hos BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY. one week. This change was made so . 19, « well known You.are hereby ordered to appear at A Ht a . tached Levers, full jeweled; and eve —OF OUR— NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY mg “WHE BE HELD AT NEVADA CITY, MONDAY, JULY Sth, 1969: IN WHICH THE . ‘. mILITARY, FIREMEN, ana pee . OLVAG SOCIETIES, OF NEVADA COUNTY will participate. There will be a Procession after which the Declaration of Independence will be read and an ORATION DELDIW ks Rs BD: Seeeeenetel 2” Citizens irom all parts of the . County are cordially invited to be present. designated by the Chief Marshal and Aids at the firing of the first gums» The second gun will be fired at a quarter past 1o'clock, when the various organizations will march to their -. places in line, and at the firing of ithe third gun at half past 11 o'clock, the _— will start. Line of. tases: Down Broad to Main; bog Main to Commercial, up Commergial Pine, up-Pine to Broad, up Broad to the Sdeetion of East and West Broad streets, conutermarching and proceeding down Broad to Pine, down Pine to Commercial, thence 10. Main, down Main te Broad, and thence to he Theatre where the. exercises will take place. Music by tlie Band. Prayer bythe Sev. A. Parker; ' Reading of the Declaration of Indepéndence by E. W,. Haydon. Oration by the Hon. DAVID ‘. BELDEN, The following are the officers of the Day: President—T. B. McFARLAND. Chief Marshal—JOHN CASHIN. People along the line of march are requested to decorate their places. v A Federal salute will be fired at sunrise, A National Salate will be fired during the procession. : The Bells of this city will be rung at sunrise and euneet, _ By order of the Committee. $15 Buy the Best. $15 Sent by Express, Cash on Delivery. THE GENLTINE OROIDE GOLD WATCHES. Improved and manufactured by us dre all the best make, Hanting Cases, finely chased and beantifully enamelled, Patent and Dewatch perfectly regulated and adjusted, aramteed by the company, to hip correct time, and wear and not tarnish, but retain an appearance equal to solid , Sold. as long as worn. These celebrated.watches we are now sendimg out by mail and ex s, ©. 0. D. any where within the United Beates and Canadas at the regalar price, payable on ere. a. ‘ o mone uired ina a6 we prefer or thas ali should coiee te befure paying for them. . the go A single watch to any address, $15. an EXTRA WATCH . LR. OF sre vith Gre byte spaper moet ctl i glen = So GRAND CELEBRATION. ~ a i ut ‘Pambitbier. 00..+-. JULIUS WETZLAR, ~The various Orders Will form at. the points . Reem, pha Pal 4 a Offiee—Fourth Street ibet, J and K . Calphtadeys-.eec-+sens0re++28120,000, Held aa Guarantesto ‘Deporicors, —_—> eet gc pe A oe SECRETARY ..--204.5:. a ©. WOOLW URTH, DIRECTORS : L. wrirtass, ~@ko. wa ‘MOWE. a ae WHEELER. SULIUS WETZLAR, “C. W. CLARK, . a eee OE This Bank is sib pt’ si Milliciian asa will feceive Deposits of Money, in large or emall sums, without charge of entrance rer to Depositors. €2 Money to Losi'on Real Eetate, United States, » Stats 9 aud County eas Jow ‘rates é ' of interest. OFFICE HOURS,. detiy, from. & ‘ &. te3gr M., and om Saturday Lvenings from 7 to 9. Sacramento, April ob, 1669 i ee Fs Ts CANDIDATES TAKE. ‘NOTICE! THE SECRET OF POPU. LARITY DISCOVERED! -grecnss: GUARANTEED: ND CANDIDATES ‘WARRANTED TO RUN ads a t buy their Remedice of SPENCE ys . Jers FOR" ICE CREAM, . FOUNTAIN: Sopa, CONFECTIONERIES. +AND 34 QGrnesn OYSTERS, Matted. ‘Staten Bakery. ¢#7-BREAD, PIES, CAKES; and everything ~ appertaining to the thé! bus business ‘Cohetantly on “Fresh Bread delivered at all ‘parteof tle city. JULIUS DREYYUSs, Nevada, June ith, 1869. Wurrah for the Gt of July! NICK, SLOCOVICH, PINE STREET. teteereaees NEVADA erry. AS returned from San Francisco with asplendid stock of FIREWORKS ! Of every-description for the Fourth of July. 3 plendid Toys of New Patterns and a large as FRU mek ORANGES, S, und ivtact the best-etock of VARL B GOODS in the county. .Fire Crackers, Rockets, Torpedoes, Serpants, Wheels, and all sorts of Fireworks. » 2 Flags of all sizes and’ descriptions. Confecitionery—the Largeet and hest stock to be found in the city. §2" Don't forget the place. . NICK. SLOCOVICH. Pine Street, Nevada City. Election of Chief Engineer. OTICE is Craw ae given that an. Election for Chief Engineer of the Nevada Fire Department will be held at the Marehal’ s Office, on MONDAY, July 26th, 196% Judges—D. W. Allen and Sia R. Eng lish. Vlerks Wan. Scott and Wm. W. CroesPolls open from 5 to 8 P. M. By order Board o/ Fire Delegates. M. 8. DEAL, President. J. BE. Nrctors, Secretary. jis? BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM. SSAYS FOR YouN@ MEN on the inferesting relation of Bridegroom to Brice, ix the institution of Marriage,—a Guide to matK angen oo true happinese. Sent by mail in seal letter envel envy free of charge. ‘Kaaress, HOWA TION, Box P., Pacedelpee, Pa: IMPORTANT TO MINERS! THE NEW— BLASTING AGENT, ie GIANT POWDER.#! ie9 ey attention of Minera and Mine Ownere ~ is respectfully to the new explo=we agent known as THE GIANT POWDER. Ger" The manufacturers of the Giant Powder gnaranien Wanring ata cent, inthe gen‘eral working ofthe mae of Giant Powder, in connt f e —* be handed weing.% steel, 1 inch bit, C cCBAWFroRrD & CO., hand ¢ril© i aes ae ae Seo . Fiobvessitg ST iasubehareacan ig ’ Rca # , in the is sur Office. will b Tm & Mal in the TH! Board Schoo: Exami Ba ter, 4 for ex; ber of the Hi exami: no des THE parade the Fo on néx our co the or Min ablem ity of compa and wi gets lo Ces wald . assorts co eve which San F; _ of the deal wi what . !