, 1861-06-03

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Ellsworth who MS onr citizens well remember
died at the Zouaye armory.
The instances cited by Rev. Mr.. Humphrey
abundantly attested the alIeetionate brother,
as the records now made up show him him to
have been loyal and loving son Of parents
now ehildless. Said Col Ellsworth to Rev.
Nr. Humphrey In 1850, on the occasion oi
officiating st the brothers funeral, ave had
hcpcd, my brother and !, to have secured O
home here in Chicago, where our parents
could Eos, With us the evening At thcir da7s.''
How euti1tly, alas, haa that flinl hope been
disappointed. -
The Preacher clozed with fervsnt and elo.
quent appeal to the soldiers present, and to
all, TO he faithful and true to their county, as
their first duty to make their peace with God
and there await his behest.
The EXERCISES were closed by the singing Of
the hymn "Ame1ica" given out by Rev. Ed
ward Anderson, pastor Of Calvary Congrega.
tioral Church, Carville, who also pro
nounccd the bencdiction.
The whole affair passed OF in O manner en-,
ti1ely creditab1e and appropriate
The Chicago Light Artillery, Compa-
ny Il.
This flne Company of LEO picked mcn, CON.
manded By Col. E. Taylor, hare we'll occupied
the interim Of several weeks since their en-.
rolment, With systematic and thorough
preparation for camp and field service, from
which advantage Of leisure given them, and
so used, they leave tonight for Cairo, with
probably by far the best outfit Of any compa.
ny any Of our State troors have possessed in
going into service. Their tents are of the
very best description, of the French Crimean
pattern, and the men have practiced them
selves n handling these and their other camp
eaulrage until they are very proficient and
expert in these respects for raw troops.
They hare fine battery Of SIX pieces now
IN Cairo awaiting their arrival, and until then,
these are In charge Of q squad sent down some
days since by Col Taylor for this parpose.
The uniform Of the company Is the Cadet
grey, with red corded seams to Indicate the
artillery brunch OF the service. They were
got up by Mess1s. Ellsworth Of this city.
The company Of course do not know what
duty will be assigned them at Cairo, but from
the position Of matters there, it seems likely
that they will be eent to the Missouri side,
They leave at Gao P. N. BY the Illinois Central
railroad.
A New MILITARY FORAGE CAr.-One ofour
Chicago citizens, the well known batter. ]. NJ.
Lcomis, in La1mon Block, South Clark street,
las lust invented stylc of military ran that
Is pronounced by military men who have sean
it, the best now in use. Mr, Loomfs orfp1n.
ally ordered them made for him for the Sur.
reports TINT 1orcc orders FIR +b,e ~, 49,.
come in upon 1ir, from thoae who ~ eaoa
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