Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19
.Tha F0urfh oil JuIY.

The Fourth was perhaps more gene.
rally celebrated in every city, town and
village in the loyal States. at least, than
at any time since the signing Of the Dec
laratiOn of independence.
In this county Orations were delivered
at Brownville, by DR.. Mcpherson at
Nemaha City, by Rev. White, and at
Glen Rock, by Hon. w. H. Taylor-at
each place to large audiences. DIR. Nc
Pherson's Address was the best Fogrth
Of July Grafton we ever bad The pleasure
IF bearins. Il could not hsre been more
uppr6pFia.e b tie present times We
were never present AZ so large q gather-
ing Of people in Nebraska. The entire
Order of Exercises Of the Celebration
went of agreeably; the table at the Pic
mic was bountifally supplied. After the
people had partaken Of the refreshments,
the following volunteer toasts were read;
The Fourth of July-May the reiprn
of this day be celebrated by a loyal peo-
pie, from the confines of Maine to the
Gulf of Mexico, and from the Adanticto
the Pacific Ocean. j. II. MAuN.
Our Genefals-May they exercise pru-
dence and wisdom in their movements,
and have the confidence of our courageous
and patriotic. soldiery; and may they win
the laureis of victory IN every engage
ment with the enemies of our free insli-
tutions. H.. M. ATKINSON.
The President of the United Sates-
May he, by his wisoom, patriotism and
predence, rescue our country from It's i'm
pending peril. @. DoRsEY.
The Old Fag-The emblem of our
Nationaity-May it waive in triGnph
over every State in the Union and may
il be revered by the citizens Of those
States now in Rebellion against the Gov
eminent, as in the days of the Reyolu-
ton. H. M. ATKINsoS.
Our Guests-We welcome with open
hands to hospitable-tables.
J. L. CoLHArP.
General Frank Sigd and the German
soldiers Of our army. W. HACKNEY.
The .Aruy and NaUy of the United
Hdtas-In lis deeds to-day il nobly re,
peats its past history. ~ &c. DoRsEV.
The Present Enthusiastically it
receive the hearty cooperation and sup
port of every loyal citizen, in It's efforts
to suppress the present rebeHions and
sustain the Constitution aud the Cnion,
and restore. peace to our distracted ooun-
TRY. H.. M. ATKINSON.
The Homestead LatD-An honor to the
noble heart that conceived TIA boon to
those who will enjoy 1.-THE most glori-
ous. triumph of our republican Institutions.
J.. L. CoLHAnP.
The Spirit of'76-Eess abolition and
no secession. j. q. MELVIN.
.H6e Lincola-Like all true patriots, is
content to take the appreciation AID re-
ward Of his WI acts.
A. S-cHoENHEIr.
The Orator of he Day-May the noble
aud patriotic sentiments SO ~eloauently ex-
pressed by him, iuda responsive echo in
hearts Of all present.
T. w. BEDfoaD.
Our Legislative Erpenses-A glorious
dirsrsion for the people.
J. L. CorHkpF.
For Or Glorious Uaion-Mav our.
minds be of a single thought, and all
hearts Eest as. one. ]. G. MELvfS.
Our Ladies-May they always be as
sweet as ice cream, and never melt with
tears al the sight Of a-cannon,
H.. III. MARSH.
The Constitution ds.d is-MayIi il re-
main the Beacon Of American Li6srtE.
The Pacific Railrodd-May it prove a
pacific measure by uniting indissolpbIy-
with a band of iron-lhe manufacturing
East with The Agricultural and Gold Ell
dOrados of the Vest.
j. L. GoLnAPP.
Fourth Of July4The day we celebrate
May It be hallowed with the pure pub
lie spirit, patriotism and virtue Of our
Fathers. A. S-cHoEwHr1r.
0ebraskd-The Great. Centre Con-
Meeting the Atlantic and Pacifc-BIay
her future prosperity and greatness be
equal to her position and prospects.
L. HoADLY.
foe LincolR-The noblest work Of God
-an honest man. J. L. CARsoE.