, 1865-07-06


Src1sGT1KID. July s. 1865.
Our celebration, notwithstanding the di.cour-
segment. tn which 1t vas Gutj cted. ard the courte
znstserr ultimately took, Wae go distastefn! to the
Dcn oc1a1ic portion of the Community that they
went of in high dudCeon md took no psrt in the
ceremonies whatRo oever; so that the celebration,
In 60 ias 1t assumed any eh1pe, was LETT entirely
III the hands cf the !oyal mcn and women Of the
city. For some unknown reason, Mayor DenIts
d, c:ID.d 10 act a. PRECEDENT Judge Brodweil re-
fuscd to read the DeelsTation o! Independence,
and Mr.. 1Tatt refused to read biz poem !; nor were
any Of the pcEeons nnMed 70 he eeen on the
ground At al. oar diI9tf, a.thonsh So ter ue M 10
highest credit upon The lnya! and patriotic woocn
who were instruments! in getting 1t up.
4,0c0 arouzed md battle starred soldiers IS.
down to a sumptnons Eepast composed Of zo,.t
bees, ham. Vegetables pics md fruits. The tables
w.rs three thousand feet IN length, and suszo9nd-
I'd T the rame time y three thousaqd men- Tbs
Prayer VI. offered BY the Rev. A. Hale, 10
address Of welcome by Governor Ogieeby, acd
rs Grafton q he dsy :! ths Ion: Robert lases. q
fponfe to one Of The senttrnente, after which the
benediction was pronounced oy the keE- MI
In The evening the display ol fireworks was
truly magnificent. and kept up ~ I alase honr; vi
The celebration was csaract:1dzsd BY order and
dsso.nm Not es1nkE1 a,Eeis Sn NY ~ss eeea u me
me 1l6th N. STATE Vol, numbering $50 men,
were mustered ont to aay a1a Will fc paid Of On
4 dct:chue Of tho ID illinois Artillery ar.
rtVrd at Camp 13nt.Gr ID yesterday in time for the
Fou1th. The 9Sth Wall tie paid oa to-ootfoW,
the 123d Gn Saturday and The 10Th cA1ly next
week.
col. Thos. H. Anderson, the AssiEtlnt Comuts.
a1fy Of mnete1t for The Northwestern dep Htuent
now In this city. iesued 4 special order fod2y TO
Mtjor Campbell. Superintendent Of O: 8. Hos.
pti3.e At this point to lrumeei1tely di-chlfro all
p1t1tute in the Hospital who have no descriptive
lists and furnish them transportation hons. and
refer their aecourte to the Pasrna.te1 General fos
settlement
Br private 2dyices from Missouri. the Governor
hsk heel Informed th-ia nee tbs Adppuon Of the
usw Constitution, q large number OF noted bush
MhackeIs, guertllas, horse th1svft and rebel SOL
d1ern VINO have been disIf auchlsed by said Con
tttutiop. are leaving that stste and coming oset
irto Illinois, ind settling In our aauthern connties
a. good loyal ncn. 4 long LIST Of names IL t1r.
uished, who have lately moved Into Monroe and
Randolph corndef. Known TO the writer TO he
nu,td Ruet1llae and bnstwhackerE. There 1a!l
no eorhs be 4 large emigration o.
! thcse scountrela Into thls 6t.te. md i.
VII be Tor The ioyn1 men Of Egypt mud our border
| copnt1es 10 vnteh thttE movements. They have
| forfeited the rights Of American citizens.
! A couple OF c0ioHtd persons suspected of com
| plic.ty In rosb!ng the residence Of Gen: McCler
nand, iats]y, were arrested yesterday and lodgee
| In the cs1Abooee.
The fjre department! at thi. city, with the CT
| tepiioD of one compsny, visited Bloomington o.
| yesterday to participate In The tournament, an
came ed eecOnd neft.