, 1862-04-04

and civilians, who assembled together for the
sad purpose Of paying hnal tribute Of respect
TO the brave young soldier who 80 recently
WIS moving among us full Of hope, ambition,
and patriotic impulses.
About half fpest one O'Clock, the bands and
military companies to take part in the so1em-
mites, gathered at the residence Of Mr., Shep-
ley, tie father Of the deceased, and the funeral
cortese was at once formed in order, prep,1a-
tory to proceeding with the corpse to Trinity
Church, where the religious services were to
be performed. The following is the order in
which the procession marched.
LIGHT GUARD BAND.
Hcarsc, with Captains P. N. Guthrie, L. Bridges,
ard Lieutenants J. r. Madison, and John
a Il fhs 5 ZEE As
ley Of the. Scotch Regiment, as
Zouayes Capt. Brandy
acting as Guard
GREAT WESTERN BAND.
Relatives Of the Deceased.
A squad Of the original Ellsworth Zouayes.
I"o companies panic of the IIisL Brigade. under COM
mand or Major Chas. Z. Moore.
CITIZENS.
~ PAooessAoA W.
su ~ aio'e' accompanied by the plaintlye
'Ntr.l9 m VI tne oanas' -.--..... .
A"e eouise pursued was along washington
street to Clark, up Clark to jackson, and
through Jackson street to Trinity Church.
ne :as sslslses ~ ens cnatSn were a1 once sol
-4, '1npl essi'e, ano s"oh1Ae. ihe CONN IN
which rested the remains of the depart
ed soldier, WAS richly trimmed with velvet:
ne "e'e u.apco s4le Sat'ona1 coi-
We anu opoH "naen res1eo beautiful
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s~. e~.- "*'s 'ou1's lnan "iio ga'e
pou'.9c " 1usol. ose'"4n1ee 'no uis'1ne.1on'
~ .Ao 1et 1e'e.'' se.''a pa1u eons!aei''otc t1-
lsnsIon ~ ~. seaus - a1+ts' 'lnu i1," lnontns
siAee' "nen LIZ oAstls cl5 iaos through tnc
.,Ao' ne "'1s one " tiie nr7t VINO fusneo 10
-. ~ sutpo1' " our Government he was
4a4.nlu. IL sns ~, VI nis onefous ou.les;
""s uA.' ss'5 lespee.sa ~ LIS companions
~ a.ne' 1.nu was se4ee''o 's 'l'ans u LIS
pioIner oluseis as lnelf instructor IN military
ee'enee' onls i've OF Elk weeks ago,
eap'ain encP1ey spent tne sabbath
"t'u us pifents ana n1enas IN thas
ely aho @lleiaeu trinity CAafen. IN
tne way oas' u. ene close o. 1ne sersiee' ne re-
na1heu IL hleho lhat "aen ne dlea lie Wish
Il.
leaving home for thc last +imc bo had fro
ouently EXPRESSED the same desire in 1ptterz
10 Lis friends. and even fpt;motcd his nror.r-
cnces as to sone-of his funeral arrannenc,,ts
He a1so desired fhot nm his tombston,, sho,,1a
1,c r,7,crd t,;s ;nsc,;n.5on ts11a 3;oa =, ~
defense of lis countrv.n All this tr,nsn;ra5
beforeYbe had received t.,at fatal wound md
while in the fn, ysor of bc,,t,, n,,in1r in5;o,+-
ing that he WIS impressed with the he1;cf that
lis end WAS annroach7nn The SNEAKER s,;d
hc douh.cd mt t},t t1c sn7,;oct of ri. r,-s
,r.s ,,ro,,orod f,r +,,, 1.ct a,.,,sa -
soul had winged its way to nnrer cl;,c
where yars and tunulis wcra unlnovn Tho
Rector then smoke few words of comfort to
rhe bercaycd rr1e+ivcs. nt4eroa an nar,,o.t
arpeal to all present; for \ nrcr,ratson to maot
the grim monster. Death. and closed lila a,o.
quent remarks by turning towards 7be co,tin
and cxclalmlng, in tones Of touching tender
ness. "Younr soldier. farcvc11-neace ,,oero
to thine ashes, and quiet be thy rest,,'
After singing by the choir. and n br;ef n,,v-
er, the procession was reformed and SLOWLY
moved away to Chscapo Cemetery whore tbe
remains Of the departed soldier we're inferred.
pa, messing oi 'ne council.
tuo eoilinon couneh nao spcc'al session
i's' e'cnipss lor soc purpose OF rcsufnlns the
months since by tile Afaror aoainst a,d W.,
Colby. There v,s m act;o,, +.1-on a,a
m tostimonv o,;c1tcd ~ 49, -auan', 49,