, 1863-08-06
THE OLDEST INHABITANTS
OF CHICAGO.
The Anniversary at Glybourna'a:.
LIST OF THE ARny SETTLERS.

with Capt. Jennings rs standard bearer, had
arrived bv 8 o'clock. md paye Mr.. G. yary
pleasant and patriotic serenade. Scores ar-
rived by cars and teams, till by 0 o'clock the
crowd was swelled to hundreds. Mr.. ely
bourne was rather agrecably disappointed to
see 20 many old familiar faces, some Of whom
he had not seen before for years, ~ the city
has grown SO large, and their places Of busi-
ness and residence being remote, they who
formerly thought something was wrong II
half day passed without their being togeth-
er, had become active business men, and many
OF them comparatively estransed-
In Mr. c15 noarne's yard, beneath the Wide
spreading ofancnes Oh Inc trees No himself
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PRESENTATION TO Mr. cLsnooRS'
nr" a" snuma"' u tn7 1oaF''o+' maoe very
nea'' npptop5lAte, anu pAs1aotic presentation
Speech addressed 70 Mt" AEcn1oa1 c1Sooarne'
u "no"' ~ oeilai1 u LIS many warm il'eaas'
anu o,n asaoa'n.ances' ne presented oeaat'
ioi s''" neaaeu 'ane-nop'ns ..ia' ~ ,a'sn'
prove tfuety prop 70 MIN IN MS oecnn1ng
years. ano ever Do 10 oil" tes1lmonlaa o1 tne
eetimation In wnlen he was nela oy MS many
1f1enos' M1' " nao !isea 10 see cn1caso gro"
up and expand from mere hamlet to an I'M
mense cits-may nc stln live to see II tho
greatest Guy on tne American contlnent'
winch is hard'y lmprooanle, II 11s grown con-
nnnes at tne same ratlo ior lew years to
come, us during the PAST TWO decades.
Upon the heavy carved gold head was this
inscription:
nd tS 70 to,a a. IT 1he 9ldess iRaant M
friends Of Chlcs sgo.-Aug. i. lsds." 0 WV
The cane mas manufactured by Isaac speer,
Of this city, and is very credttablc piece Of
workmanship.
Mr.. Clybourne Faid he accepted the cane as
present, and will ever endeavorto preserve 1t
and ha1d down to his latest posterity.
The present was the happiest hour Of his
life- Was happy to see SO many old tlniliar
faces at his own home, and to be 80 highly
and Unexpectedly compfmented. He alluded