, 1860-07-03
Departure OF the U. S. ZouaSc Cadets.

COUNTY ano ~ 4
given BY The U. D. A9ua'e .aaess a. ''e ~ I
wan on Saturday n'sot aao 'ae'' lf1ompua' t
march last eTenlog On 'nel. departure 'of 'no
..A,I osa " 49,. nson1e of mr. c;tv diil not
~ 'nen' anu su@. 10 rr as a,.,;.;a. H..
fully appreciate their many gooo quahtes' out
now ~e give it up chicago eofs ieei proud o.
the gallant Aoua7es' as was soo"" y 'ne "olt'.
tuaes Of her citizens VINO turned our 10 oso
them "good-bye' aud "ooa spee2 1ae" sael5
on their journey" last n'gn.' Il.
At about hall past seven Tue 1ouAseS 1oio'eo
IN front OF the eaaets Asteino,y Noo"s aao
we're soon a'tef )o'asa " oe@sea. ~ 1a'
Highland Guafo aaa one u 'ae A'su: uaa,o'
each led oe oaao u naos''' 4A'.eA LILLE o3"
lay occasioned bE The ero"a ot men, women
and children, CARS, horses and all sorfs OF Fe"
b;c,ea which filled tho streets. tho escort and
e.,.a - +ha .orrar If c+,4a and |
toe eseo. 's@ '' ~
lkanoolpo s&feetss auo s'al leu AoA @1o -14sa's@'
Southern Railroad depot.
The march wa. trplF triumphal one. On
i'll. .;5u .f A.. x+..,,e +hror,h .ehich tha
c,.,
procession 'n1feas4' ~" 'Naooo'F.' w. ~
to the depot On sap holeu 6afettt Ioese was |
one continuous crowd Of excited and enthusi-
o.t;. fo,1ower. Wren The multitude had ar-
- - tha 5.not ,b,,a :, The rear had as |
rTeu ~ tno e., t'e. 1.a,r,r- ' 80 s1,-t;r, IF
s~~1 On opPoAt'1 ~
tne Aauases as tnose "ao nAo *Aaea'o'eu VI 'he
cupo'a OF the Court House, and not much BET
ter. they being kept at such distance by the
collection in front Of them.
Amid the huzzas Of tbs assembled multitude,
among whom We noticed many Of our most
prominent and respected citizens, with their
wives and families; amid the congratulations
md adieus of those who could not get hear the
centre of attraction; ths waying Of handker-
chiefs by the ladies' on the balconies; the music
Of the band. ard the firing of cannon, the gai- |
liant Young men entered their cars. their cham.
pion stand Of co1ors was handed in, and with |
a last ronnd Of cheers by the attendant Light |
Guard and HIGHLAND Guard. three cheers and |
a a"tioe7" hv The Zouayes from th .ir cage. the
cers moved al eight o'clock and the challeueers
| Of all the military in the Uoon were on their
| They are attended bY the Light Guard Band.
As has often been said hefore~1u these col
rmus, theT are fine collection Of young men,
and we'll deserving of the losptalities and
| courtes les t.ey will most a.su1edly receive.
| If ttumDHuY TL&h whom theT nav Qf1it lot
the championship. shall beat them. and receive
the reward. their stand of coIors they hare
ant tn .eorL far f-1- rive them notice.
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onise1sis m,c,,t WEI
Tho cormcr cement crerc;ses of the ITnirer-
s;tv of ch;c,ro have been in n,ooresz for some
dave ,.s+ md arm attracting much intercst
A. The F;r.t R,ntlst Church ,,st eren;no toot
n1aca the Anniversary Exercise, of sopomore
pr;za Essays. and freshman rrizs Declaua.
tons. good audience was present. Rev,
Pre-. ident Durrou,h. nres;ded. The fot,ow;no
was the literary mart of the programme. Carried
out in manner highly creditable to the iusti.
+rt;on.
M.,m,oa t,klns lew, 0, ,uoash,-s,, ", Scott,
CaEs.1n ApAsa Akron.o o.
Claims Of Literature upoa Ams"sa~-a: IL. Everett.
49,. 'A'"'A'"' D"''''E''D' LIZ
11oxzo Ap1rsr.uY. Leo 1cwa.
Ada1e.. 1ef,se New Easi.sl So ic.y.-r.cntl.s.
pw;cHr Y crI'za, Wautssha, Wis.,
An 'oe NORRIS ''ase'
r.r,r Enr,.h n,p,i,,,-rrof A. G. Eeu,r:et.
lnes. ". Geopsrzrp. Avon, III.
silers 1naa'aee=-
'. 49, N'S'1' 1'osA-o'' '"'
= n Mcc,r,,,.- Drsto1. III.
ue.a.lu. at 1he B,ilse.-1 3. Macau'ay.
t*slz1 AreaisAs' cneaso'
1nepuoae meeting OF tne Aao'es oap'as' fo'
uea'lon ooc'e'5 NJ r.rst Dnpns' ooulsu'
WAS "ost nte1es'los oee3s1os
lo-oa9 WIN 'ake piaee 'ne nfs' annaai c1an'. ~
un%'on VI "ie esooen1' oe4ote nc oo11o -
trustees ana Faculsy' ~ .ne senooi loonas 4n
Aafmon h'oeS' corner OIL oi11A anu asnne
ton atreets' commencing a1 n'ne c'oeA a. a.
. semoe1s Of 'ne oa. anu &ae pubic gene1a1's
: are invited 10 a''eEo.
inls aneinooa a. - 0 esock l. H. ~. aaofess
viii DC deHsefeo oe1e'e Tue oefean ooeae@' NJ
the university. " Hes. " tn W. E'ef's' 0ee'o1
r Of Trinity thurch.
c This evening at II o'clock a! the First Haptisl
ch,,~,h s,11,oas ,x;11 Ia da,;-orsa bef,,o the
e"u'1A 0A "e"' es' " ~ =,
: Pfytaneum Society, " Kev. James ffats.
> YtELFt:IOUS MATTERS.
CnrRcu or TUE A7oSEHEST.-on the lst O
July. 1859. tl,is chu, ch abolished the syatem O.
9 ...,, aa .s.ah1;sh.a .ta q I'm. eao+ ,
Pe" fenlass' auo e'.Ao'''oeo =. 'ue
: system IN its stend' depending upon The vo!un'
'ats ous'1ks " .ns sos -. ~" pe1a'' 1,."'
r support on 'as' SUNDAY morning. Tue heeso9
d Rev. Mr.. Barton, in review OF the years e1pe
n rieucc, preached sermon from, the text
g "Lscked 70 auything." The spiritual en-,