, 1864-07-06

syerai ,ons Of Refreshments, psuyidad for The oe-
ation we're Ill oitposed OF before tWe oelosk,
+ money. Everybody WIS highly delighted; the
lusic wac pronounced superb.
The excursion by the American and uniteo
tales Express Companies employees 70 Lake
tation, was pleasant affair: The excnrsiou1sts
.ier arriving 81 the Station, formed N procession
nd led band q %qsis NJ marched sr 59 tHS SfGb
1ieiy reviewed the not-ble events which have
uar1ed our country history since tue menoran1e
ays q IT, The Th.teSsr "a ff1a Py
tor Of the day. delivered an Interesting and AZ.
'ropria1c a6drere. The e1curs1onlsta returned At
paffT of Good Templars tzom the several loa-
.eB or The city visited Dunton Station, on the
Northwestern railroad, where they oere received
" delegation from Enterprise Lodge: ol naat9n!
ant, where were gathered large nnmoef Of clu-
ems OF that vicinity. There were spea Sefs. exec
ent music. large multitude Of creature comforts
ogmcpt In the country. Addresses were MADE ny
fudge Bradweli, L. L. Bond, r. 4. Law, and oth;
r. L VIZ pleasant aiaiz No r'sse s;.a y thsn ,ne
The village OF HARLEM. aaascs Park, ITS chiei a..
traction. was filed With music and merry, voices
AZ ds The Tesdsnts of hs tSe
echool house, The e1ercises were opened oy sing,
inx followed by prayer, reading the Dsclaraton OF
Independence, and an oration bv Ns. F. U. Gale.
The steamship Milwaukee Of the Grand Haven I
aud Milwaukee line made several excufstops upon
Ilc lake during the day And evening. Inese e1-
oG happily. The Comet took on a large number |
Of excursionists who took advantage OF the holi.
day to visit Kenoshs, Racine and the city OF
bttckr. -
Tha steamers Montgomery and Caldwell also
made their advertised exnrstons. and were largely
patsonizcd. The trip Of tue latter e EEansion la
was given up because the Hckety affair at that
place called b courtesy ''the per" was deemed
The sailing claft with theis freight Of men, wo-
3A6$t 1xnyHY hEva mi
and anchored. The yeseels remained at that point
for several hours, wien one of them returned 20
the city and took On board the members OF me
eeyep OF eight hundred, who In the earlier hours
Of the day had marched in procession through the
The ioyaI residents Of old Thornton, Thornton
ststion and the vicinity. hcld their celebration n
the old faehoned country style In the pleasant oak
grove midway ne tEo VILLAGES; a procession on o.
guard Of cavalry. formed at the Unien League Hall
Ut Thornton Station. and proceeded TO the grove,
reaching It about 70 o'clock. They were met mere
bIase Of ron one Thousand to twelve hundred per-
sons coon gathered around the speakers stand.
1as ds; wss E ~ nt ate among sie
able beauty az to make 1t the noticeable feature Of
the aesembiace- What PITY Il IL that so many OF
Addresses In English were delivered hy Nesfrs;
s. 4. Irwin. Y. B. DensIow. and Uriah Ha wleV Of
Chicago. The addresses were stirring; eloquent,
aLu ~ Ib sUnu eoSiaction .ree fsten mn 1nr the
Sanitary Commission. Col. Dalton vas Marshal
oi the day. The old men talked politics a. vel l
a. they could. where all were for Lincoln; the
younr Iadica dried. The old ones gosstpped, and
every body picfnicled af1es the pleassntess
The people from the entire central portions of
h1ate ne iSsnSG iSs GpIons Fourth 81 Waueoadf The
nntriotsc men and matrons, lads and lasses, al
bt mt on the appropriate celebration OF the Gay.
he Declaration of Independence vas read, the
iti1e ei1la sang With toochIng pathos some excel
lent soucss thirtg-iour yonng ladies' with appro-
pTiate badgea, represented the States, thoss IN
Were read snd variety Of other exercises and de-
patriotic patti and pleasant ee[snration. Ths otatlon
~ hnG uao s1R Rlo5rrtt aos Hon II Haines
9nT space f,bdS one Ell Il
o4ste,n1 1ememb ance b1 The patriotic Gltlzens b
~ uann,r - '2'N f'
A~osn .mn,crs. ynee4fno xros held m the Fair
crf,nnds.at 5 Rocsford. Stirring sodresses wert
1s1e Gtous'Rka X Gsnerai Hnribnr Adutant Genera
Filler and others. The .sDeclaration Of hide
al OF Shop stood Wiz head
uncovered, One of The epeakesa read from th'
Chicago Tx1pUsE The account Of Wilson's erea
spa paas Ths
gathered in that county. u.
From Lexington correspondent writes: w
in this parf Of tbe State. Chaplain McCabe wa
. he 0ratpr Of thg dag. We ra.sed $s,000 III cas
and subscriptions for the Christian Commission
This elbows that the people here are determined
sustain tbe soldiers In patting down the slavehoii
TIE s7REErs At NIGHT.
: p..e~.s s.a ,1,r,n,nat,ona n1sto1s roeket,
"a ~ Rn.n rsndias ga,e ths o,.der NJ n
c1sSss's e ant e. aoot eh"naends ~ nann1ei
night 9ast oeio,e sansei tnt u
all paris 81 tne cJ stDon hia H.
aIu' 'E,1.nsa ~ ~ ~ 4h-sa ~ .hsN 4;iae sndien
nt en aninGe o. salee ane nA 'han c,,,a haat
ing oEer me ais me nolse q nnno1ta ~
- bells meanwhile HhE1ne 10 RNo GoHIaeions suG Y
noise beng eYeI ano hnon uspHnco " t1as VI I.
Me se IoSet
e the glare Of the bontres ahed = heat lof mIe
L sro1nd. The Ely was beautifully clear, ana Il
t, air balmy as on ~ !paiah SPINNER evenins.
o rance Of the people had expended itself. and re
relieved the enthusiastic enjoy Of the cay.
e p1AcFs or AHrHEHKNr PROPER.
Il rha ,,,orea ~ a,rnosr,ent 1rere 1arrelv n.tro
sa IN ~ IL aye.ior ~ 81 an eqeeiIe
ms 1sa ~ aos s.as ..,zrda5 - T. IS e1re
i t.n1,, sE. e,orI ~ the mnrn}me unt;1 ne.r
4 midp,ght. % A RE | attractions T. ~ we're Uncle Tom
taotn ana tne "o4aeu9! Elgap ~ MaA p.,i hS.
Tepfesenng tne ulal Q. oarss y ~ s,ts ~ -
: P1!Ate: There were neafty 11,Nv vlsl1ofs az ~
es!aonenmeat; Aiss Rscha1 Tnbnet
: ! made her frat appearance On fhia oeeaalo1s y
q Mile Augusta contributed Two OF the pest CANS
In her TfpeTotrs. The vasaeues Was e5o"aeo q
oEerae#lng' tIa and an e1eelen1 entertainment ;"
{ ACCIDENTS.
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