FOURTH OF JULY.
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We do not remember to fave eeea tn,


fourth ofJuly celebrated with SO much pro


prietv. as on las, Tuesday at this place. A
9 o'clock in the morning the children OF th'
different Sabbath Schools. assembled at the
Methodist Church. to the amount of more
than three hundred, and formed the process
sion in double file. They marched to the
PRESBYTERIAN Church where the citizens join
Cd them. From there they proceeded around
the SQUARE @ith banners flying, and suPe'
rior band of music ia fro,.f, to the Baptist
Church, where very eloquent adirCss was
delivered by Mr.. CLAPP. and several
HYMNS selected for the occasion, were sung
oy the teachers and childrea. BY this time
it was IL o'clock. and the procession. return
ed to the Methodist church where cakes and
confectionaries, were prepared IA: abundance
for their refreshmeut


There was large concourse of people, and
all seemed delighted with the manner IN
which The celebration was Planned and con-
ducted and with the propriety osthis mode
of impressing upon the tender minds of the
childred. the importance of the grea: day OF
American independence.


A. night. an oration was delivered atthe
Presbyterian Church. by Henry Graft. one
oflhe members of the Holly Springs Lyce-
um, who was selected by them TO represent
the society on the occasion. The address
was eloquent. and highly creditable to The
speaker and the Lyceum to which he
belonged