Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-25
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The tables upon which the collins rest.
ed were decorated BY wreaths, of myrtle
and eyergresns, and the lower portion 81
each coffin was wrapped with the flag un.
der which the gallant soldiers had battied
for the right, and given up their lives
Upon the breast of each dead hero had
been carefully placed . beautiful boqust
Indeed all that careful hands and grateful
hearts could suggest or execute was man
ifested in the preparation of the room and
the disposition of the remains. The
faces of Colonel Thoburn and Captain
Bier looked as natural as when they
were full of life and promise. That
OF Sergeant Jenkins was somewhat ema-
ciated, owing to the fact that for some
time previous TO his death he had been
gradually wasting away with his wound:
During the afternoon the room was visited
by bundreds,of people, who came to drop
silent tear to the memory Of the, brave
hearts to whom our people are called upon
to. day to pay the last solemn tribute Of
respect. The Chamber was kept open to the
public until after 10 o'clock last night and
there was constant dropping in of people,
both ladies aud gentlemen. Candelebras
were set on each side of each coffin and
their rays, oyershadoNed by the canopy Of
Gags, seemed to throw . solemn light upon
the faces of the dead. Among the visitors
was Msj. Gen. Kelley, once Col. of the LIST
Virginia, undergwhom the gallant Thoburn
had gone out as Surgeon of the regiment.
No man appreciated the CoI's worth as q
man and as soldier more thar. General
Kelley, and no one looked ct his silent face
with more regret for his dsath. "a, brayer
and trler man never died." said the Gene
raj to q friend beside him. -Hrs Srs .7a7
The bodies will be transferred to-day
from.the Capitol to the Fourth street n.
E. Church, where the Rev. Mr.. Mofit will
preach the funeral sermon. The cortege
will then be formed, in accordance with
the programme, which we republish be-
low in a corrected form, and will move
mp Market street. to Mount Wood Gem
etery. The Banks andsAvings Institutions
will be closed today at o'clock p. M,
and it is hoped that business generally
will be suspended. sei&st .
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-l95. On Tuesday afternoon at's O'Clock. s4iiie
nm YUsRRAL SERVICE Is &
will take place in the Fourth street NJ. z.
Church at 2 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon,
at the close OF which 3 procession to es-
cort the remains TO. Mt. Wood Cemetery,
will reformed in the following ORDER q
'',1d So Ikb,ss ~ AI.,Sl,al and AIds.
LsI5tias 4fi . . MuGios ssiuis
azays Military Esoort. - ;-llis
- taEhs Remain, "a ne ssSslIovihg order, KS
H1u Beayf,asL.} ~ sat ~ 100 Fa1 BearerI.
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The FamIlIsI OF the DSseasod q carriages. ..l
Wounded Soldiers ofOol. Thoburns command, IN
an Ambulance .Egs Vi .i.el1
omeers and Soldier, pow ejeuraing IN thsstty'aa
me comnitISs q Affang sIlsntI on foot ilii-i
Tho Medical Departments on foot, % 81 ~
--..re. The Judiolsry on bot. s-l ti.,la
j.. 0hleer OF State on foot. tllvx irsssd
City Council and 0Hleerg On ioot,s II sisf1
Oitizen1 on foot.
Citizens In vehicles and on horseback.
The Procession viii form. on Fourth
street. right resting on Union, and will
move down Union TO Market street and mp
Market TO the Cemetery. At tie conelu.
zion of the eersrdoneis &c the Cemetery the
procession will return 70 the State House,
where It will be dismissed: - 81 'is5
CHIEY AIAHsEHL, - ess
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hsChief Marshall will be desiguated by
white scarf trimmed with violet, and the
Assistant Marshals with blue caFfs trimm-
ed with black. - - ).
It lie respectfully suggestsd thatcitiEenz
owning flags will display them, eraped OF
boosted at half mast through che day and
that business besuspendsd and stores cIcs-
ed daring the afternoon Of Tuesday 49,
HENRY ORkHaLH,
Chairman Com. Arrangements.