, 1862-05-12

The cortege arrived at the depot about quar-
ter to four. The depot grounds, the adjacent
stsecte, roofs Of buildings and cars, and the
rigging Of the TesEels in the river, were black
with the crowds swelling up to thousands, all |
anxious to catch a glimpse of the procession
and watch the departure Of The train. Al |
though the crowd was SO vast, most excellent !
order prevailed. The mourntut character OF |
the occasion Was recognized with becoming |
respect and nothing occurred to mar in the |
least, the sad scene. The train consisted OF |
twenty-five cars drawn by the engine cAscago, !
a name eminently in keeping with the occa- |
sion, The hand rails and cab Of the engine
and the express car immediately in the rear,
Get apart for the carrisge Of the bodies, were
gracefully and appropriately festooned With
the insignia OF mourning and the American
Flag. taincd with Grape. The first four CHS
we're reserved for the Common Council, bands
and military escort, the fifth car for tho mourn
ers and clergy. and the remaining twenty for
such citizens rs wished to he nartic1nantR in
tho funeral services at the Cemetery. Probably
over enfao na,sons avai1ei themselves nf the
,nnor,nn;tv TINS af7nracd as the ca,s were
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"a P'sese94o.' NV eo'Ns. 'no'iu6 ny s19
! g.aSeleo "a1h u lne aius1e o1 sao' "ainus
urges ana oet"een se. tne sllens' uncovered rows
| u 6pecLs1ots' tAe eta'eS Set Spart iof tae
outla1 y, Nv eo.u.4s az nnnA'd'A.eis - ~ tne
| ~'o"o ~ -ae @~e1' &'ont LUG S"se"a} "Au
( upon either side, beneath lofty oaks and in
| U1ain view of the railroad. The crowd at tte
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had come upon the train. over one thousand
,,aa .,.onoo5as .,,;,.,os =. sN.4
before the trasn. So that the emjnence fo7
some 1;s.ancc hac,z ,raa th;cl1< ,-or1aaa z,;t,,
ae ..atNnee oaeA "a1 'ules1S CROWDED. WIN
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a~a1,, -.;.f, -. " uo" e4enee, e,tne' sioe
n1s,sa % S thr centr 3th sna the bedss
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1fesn mowers 'Slng upon tuc cases. an e1e-
! vated dsls IN the rear Of the bodies Ta5 oc2u-
| mind nv +hn nfBci.tsoo c1erp.rrro Rnr 1r
| f ~ w. 8 0-oN' 49, ~"
C4a1kson, Rector OF VI. James church and
heV' H. H. Bishop. Aectof Oh ot- dohn
: Church the mouFpefS standing in front and
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: eht An1Ae0ae Sso"u 6tuupeo @1o0au VIII uu-
| covered heads and listening IN respectful
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Aitef Tue impressive ana ocaultoi iuaclal
! Service Of the Episcopal Church. pronounced
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3 | W 1e'' m&' oteaop' tne 'ono Ms otaet pa
: I most appropriate and eloquent address to fhf
,,or-nera and anacfato+s waa 4 da1iverad r,v par
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q Df. CtaTk8on =:
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| 1t is always ead duty to hide away In the cold
!; dark grave. our compapion1 and our fr{euda an<
TO realize the faet that VIC shal never again OF
Il earth LOOK upon their familiar faces and forms
l. But to:dAy there u rejection mat can renov.
l. mean: that these departed nen Voluntarily gaY'
:; the11 lives for their country aud its Government
4: This il our consolation as re stand now hy tn
p E1nres Of theRc gallant dead- Their county 1afd
~ bspe hean h.e IL
saa Sonofaps zen sepncS1es s There shey s' iee
b.ttlc oSer-hfe'e duty donc--she generous sacr.
Ace rendered Chicago's first martyrs in the Gees
Reheuion: the earliest elaiu Of our 5000 noble eo
dIcra-ppacefpi BOTHER sleep! Sacred their ashes
G, Honozed their memories.
auor e1eeo the brave 7ho sink TO res.,