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FOURTH OF JuLY-This day with us IS not to pass off entirely unobseved We are glad to sre though at this late hour, that arrangements have been made to celebrate it in an appropriate man ner. The several military companies, the Franklin Society, etc will form procession and march to the Theatre. where, aier Ihe reading of the Decar alton of Independence by Col. T. J, BUTLER, Col PLAIT will deliver an oration suited 10 lhe occa sion We hope our citizens generally will unite in commemoraing our great National Jubilee.

 The State Artillery, Capt. ToDD, will form camps on the public square, sn at sunrlse fire national salute After the conclusion of the services at the theatre, this company will and I2 o'clock \, s-A ~nother salute, and immediately thereafter il fsu de joie