Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-04

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following VIII be the
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Mr.. Bonnowho, Grand Marshal Of the Day.
RASD tOf loRiers).
Cihren soldiers, carrying o Banner with the fol-
lowing motto
There's no place IKE home.
Soldiers who served during the three months
campaign, on dfays.
The reliable gentleman and t intelligent con-
tfahsnd, % arm IN arm.
Members Of the City Council on foot.
Draymen In carriages.
Policemen on horseback, with banner inscribed
Twinkle, twinkle little star"
noF-kiilers TIED together with clothes-linei and
earning q talloW candle in each hand
Applicants for O Craftsmanship under the new tax
law 5000 strong.
NnNlERs OF rHE BAR.
Billy Burton and Tommy Mann, carrying q ban
ner with the following motto; - Drink
pretty creature, drink"
Civilians 100 900 strong, who are perfectly com
petent 70 command the Federal Army,
and take Richmond in less
than a week"
NusIc.
" The bould soger boy"
Orator Of the day in a Eheelbarrowi drawn oy
thirty-four young lawyers who have
Just been admitted.
one German, solitary and alone" the only one
IN America who III int Eight NIT
Sigel " in the cid country.
sympathizers with JET. Davis in irons. Banner
with motto:
"Ths right men in a tight place"
Applicants for commissions in the Regular Army
carrying banner Inscribed:
at IS sweet for ones country to die"
Five hundred Government contractors singing {;
"Palsied the arm that forges yokes,
AZ our fat contracts squirting,
and withered be the nose that pokes
Into the gov ment printing iF
AL those who are ready 70 enlist when their ser
wees are REALLr needed. Motto;
g, We 6Qt for our country, and not its hurrah. -
General Result and his Aids, R. Strong Brandie
end @. R. Whiskie.
MUSIC.
When the swallows homeward ay."
All those whose wives wouldn't let them enlist.
Banner, inscribed;
&" wish was q single man."
Every man and boy who has an acquaintance in
the army is expected 70 wear a Major
Generals uniform, and take part
IN the procession, march
ing in single file.
MUSIC.
Johnny's gone for a soger."
Five hundred and siXty-fre new candidates for
Congress, with banner inscribed:
The world knows nothing Ofits greatest men. y
All those who call the Rebels " our misguided
brethren" singing;
.i Deal gently with the erring"
Disappointed candidates for high military posi-
tons, on crutches:
ssOh ever thus from childhood's hour,
We've seen our fondest hopes decay"
Escaped convicts from the Ohio Penitentiary
carrying Banner with the fol-
lowing motto:
"We have done the State some
service, and they know it, p"
Citizens and Strangers on a " bust, with
Banner inscribed,
Something TOO much Of this. "
The procession viii form on Scranton
Flats, and will commence moving at 6 O'clocl
A. II. They will pass through all thr
alleys and lanes in the city, after which
they wiz march to the fve-mile lock, wher
a gentleman connected with the Herald Of
zee viii deliver discourse on the origin o
the word " skedaddle. q" It is not expected
that any one will remain to hear this dis
course, as it will take fourteen hours and tel
minutes to deliver it. Two fre-craekers vii
be fred at dsybreak and sunset, by the Com
mittee Of arrangements. In the evening
there viii be a grand display of frework
consisting Of two six-penny rockets, and
tWO-penny wheel. After which every one
expected to return to his homo, kiss the light
and put out his wife and children, and wake
MP in the morning with an awful sore head.
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