, 1859-07-04
THE R0URTH OF JULY.


that no municipal appropriation has been made.
or even attempted, this year, for the celebration
OF the Anniversary Of our National Indepen-
dence. We all know how such moneys are ex.
pended: not 50 much in patriotic mcmentoes
and emblems, as in what arc called refreshments
q he Whisky and cigar kind, for the entertain.
men. Of few official heads. and some distin-
gulshed individuals from abroad. The result of
these civic celebrations il generally bsd. It
does not encourage Patriotism half Us much rs
it does Rls-riol-ilm; and instead Of remember
ing, as We should, the noble lessons Of our
Magma Charta, and emulasing the frnaess Of tie
men who signed that liie-and-death paper, there
is generally sAakiasss in the knees of the cele-
brutors, and q weakness manifested By tic en-
thusiasts for hot bar.rooms- The Orator {cea-
orally lin citiesj addresses crowd who wis1,
that he would wind up his defamation by ask
them all in to drink. Heads Of families are un-
able to alIow their children out to hear the De-
claratiou read, and our victories recalled from
the mouths Of eiouqent men; respectable femaIcs
are glad If they but escape the insults Of rowdies
while standing at their own doors; and the men
who could celebrate the ds5 = II should BE-, if
saes aao oo' sac opportunity are confined to
tas' .on'es VI saea CURIOUS OCCASIONS.
Adams recommendation that the day should be
commcmorated By the firing Of guns, pistols
and pyrotechnic displays has been tried and
found nuisance. Little boys lose their fingers
by fireworks, and big men shoot themselves.
instead of imaginary Dritishers, every returning
JnnRreuGnnrn haxs and
nenaeuse 4,,; Ia, ana people Win ordinary
sAui's afe stunned anu hase the headache and
1N'p ~" eis VI '"e'r iofsaeaos and wool in
80 e''14oas 4e'aea'ofances OF tue
n,,"t- .:' e. S@.n'' '~e 'ne 'n'oroaa method OF
IT, ,ts a.r ;. VS. ,', us ~" 'cou' 10 enter upon
- csN', ~ 1.'' es4s'' @4a, ~. !" oc IN oc-
~ -, ..~: NV" "' e'J't aaen'' a"o
ta,po0es u ns observance WILL oc bet"
h1,,a g., ss;.a,a, t:., o''p'A' o' Teo ana
,ana,a -. ~" ~" aoo Peop'e
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ID 60 ~ w ~, s,' D"D"s y, so''e pe''u-
.;-,.-S,,,. e."5 ".oA Auo ''ae' oco ana
-, t'''" o''ef leu 4son' 'osanos'shashcs
~ "ulte "so' and "no KNOWS but tue Influences
" "sos1ef ~ n's p'sca1of'a' amusement may
sooo' acfoss 'ae ora'ns ot many :elcbrasors Of
Aano'es among he beauties Of
Aa'a's ~ 'ne groves Win winch this section
1e'u"os' VIII DC more ptohnc OF h'eh and no.
VIZ c"oagals 'aan oe.ns efaooeu' cao'ned and
eoh''neo "atnin me hm'ts OF the city. Among
luz many "oaes OIL enjoyment ior the day arc
r 49, 'o''"1ps'
A1 '$eSuet 4aoe' MAKES M e&euEs'on TO
/" 1u>eeAa a. ':e' A. w. returning at r. ~
A.1o -, ~ e'en'"s excursion ~ ':5o r. n.
"e "<eaHes Afa'e'er makes t"o excursions
H.e' A. NJ, oack III IL NJ; Sec
A'' oae~ IL o'". also M evening
excursion NJ =. H. a baud WILL oe on board
eaen t''P'
ine lineage and Milwaukee Railroad will
t1Ae passengers at hail 1afe to EFanston.-
1'a'ns 4ease enieago NJ "l5 4. H. aud $50
r X. ; leave Evanston at 10 4. y. and $40 P. u.
1ne oouth Presbyterian Church give apsc
nte Al oak Forest on the Rock Island Rail-
auaa' Leaee the depot Ut A. W.; return at 5rA.
1nete - A'so 10 oe m excursion to blue Island
tickets tnere ind return 50 cents. Train leaves
a. = a. =.
ioe a1oesn1an society, to Montgomery, En-
'net anu Shields Gua1ds 1t $50 4. H., 60 On an
excursion 10 hsde fafk-
1ne 1'eAs "oa1o Dana WILL give three earur-
s'ons on the steamer Wenona at 10 4. ~. r.x.
aao :. N. Lay tIPs 10 Evanston; night trip
along shore.
Inc heF' Ar. Edwards, now erecting the
church OF the immaculate Conception. gives
lake excursion. boat starts from Rush street
Thc staamar Eonosb, ,r;u .Ie.