SeVcntieth Anniversary Of American


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Pursuant to public notice, a meeting
was held at the Channahon House, in
Channahon, on Saturday Evening, June
18th, for the purpose of making arrange
ments for celebrating the approaching an
niversary of Independence


On motion, George Tryon Esq, was
called to the Chair, and Joseph N. Fryer
appointed Secretary.
On motion, il was ResoIoed that the
Day should be celebrated at this place,
a Public Dinner, and an 0ration be de-
liyered, and other exercises appropriate
to the occasion.


On motion ResoEued, that committee
of twelve be appointedto make suitable
arrangements on the foregoing resolu-
tion. r


The Chairman appointed said commit
tee, who after consultation--appoin
JACoB b. ScHERMERHoRN, marshall of
the day, and selected ROBERT STIcKNEY
Esq, to deliver the Oration-Dr. IRA
KNAPP, as reader ef the Declaration of
Independence, and Rev. SAMUEL JEwErr
as Chaplain.


The citizens of the adjoining Town.
ships, and Villages, are respectfully invi-
ted TO join in celebrating the birth day of
our country's Feedom.


On motion, Resolued that the proceed.
ings ofthis meeting, be signed by the
Chairman, and Secretary. and published
in the Joliet Signal.


GEORGE TRYON, Chm. IS


JOSEPH N. FRYER. Sect'y.