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The Celsbra'ion.-Our citizens demonstrated
their patriotic feelings on the late "4th'' in vari.
ous ways. An extensive barbecue was given by
our fellow citizens of the county. At which at.
tended some tro three hundred persons, among
whom were large number of our own citizens
We understand that il went off admirably, when
nothing save feelings of social harmony prevail.
ed. @Ga


At night Ball was given in Mr.. Wilson's spa.
cious building, in this place, where were assem-.
bled, the beauty and chivalry of Crawford. The
rooms were spacious, tho music excellent and the
company joyous. How changed the scene in
few short yeas, orr county can now vie with
any in tho State Or in any other State, in her
display of polish and refinement.


The citizens feel indebted to the kindness of
Lieut.. Beger, Tor the permission which he ex ten.
ded TO portion Of the fine band of the 9th Inf.
70 furnish us with music on the occasion.


Messrs. n. A. Pryor, Jacob Aash and John
Clausen are entitled to credit for their attention
in preparing ball room for the occasion; and we
an acknowledge ourselves indebted to our friend
Ian Wilson for his kindness in furnishing US the
room.