Jackson County National Celebration Of The Fourth Of July, 1...

Al a meeting ofthe committee npp inte'l on the JOthinst. by the county delegation. to adopt anci carry into efiuct an appropriate celebra tion of the 4ih of Jnly next. It was Resol ved. Tliat ;he friends of Subbnth Schools, Temperance, and National Liberty, celébrate that memorable day in the following inanner, viz: istForm processinn from tlie Session House near the public square, and proceed with martial music to the grove in front of the Temperance House nnd be seaieí. 2nd. Open by praycr, 3d. Reading Declaration of lndependenee. 4th. Addresson National Liberty. 5th. Address on the mpbrtanee of Sabbaih Schools. 6th A Temperance Addross. OKFïCi-.US Of THK B.iï. Preiiünt - Rev. Mr. Jones, of Grass Lake. Vire Prcxdcnts.-Rev. Mr. Harrison of Jackson, Thadeus C. Gilbert of Jackson, and R. 13. Rexford of Napoleon. Mars'udof the day- John Collar. A sstints.- Israel Love, of Nnpoleon, Mr. Cotton of Brooklyn, Doet. Bingham of Leoni, A. H. Filield. Mr. Manly. Spezkors of the Dmj. Readimg Dec-laration of Independence, by the President, Aadre&s on National Liberty by the Rev. Mr. Bockley of Ann Arbor. and the Rev. Mr. Esler. Addrcsson the■ - - =zzz=: importancc of Sabbath Schools, by the Rev. Mr. riarrison. Addrcss on Tempéranos by the Rev. il. L. Myrick. Particular nvitation given to all the Clergy of every denomination and to 'all the soloiers of the Revolution and ,-ilso of ihe Lote War, and to the common schools imd teachers. The fricnds generally are requested to bring in provisions sufficient for a suitable for the children. Resolved thatthc abovc besigncd by the President and Secretary and published. THADDEUS C. GILBERT. Ch'n. J. T. Wílson. Sec'y. COMMITTKE OF AF.ltANtiEMENTJ. Thaddeus C. Gilbert J. D. Cowden, John Collar, S. B. Treadweil, E. Veder. R. C. Russell. J. T. Wilson, O. II. Fifield, Wm. Pool, R. Bush? Deacon HodgR9. Deacon Wheelock, Mr. Ward, Thomas Mngee, of C jncord. John M. Beid, Wm. Fifield. Mr. Cole, of Rives. Mr. King. 'J "