Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-28

rr,ssnnIe Of the PrOeessiOn--EsOints
of He adezVOus, &e.
The following programme of arrange
msnts is announced for the solemnization
of the obscquiss of Abraham Lincoln, late
President of the United States, in this city
The balls ofthe city will be tOlled during
the movement of the procession.
The shipping in the harbOr, and the pro-
prietors of public houses, are requested LC
display tkeir cOlOrs at half-msst during the
day.
It is earnestly requested that all places Oi
business and amusement be closed during
the day.
Vehi les of all kinds will be Withdrawn
from the streets through which the process
sion will pass, and none will be allowed il
the procession except those designated.
Delegations Will be promptly at theil
place of rendezvous prepared to march a
the appointed time, failing in which, they
will be excluded from their position, anC
will take their place on the left.
A National Salute of thirty-six guns viii
be fired by the sth Independent Battery a
seven o'clock A. n, and half hour gum
thereafter until sunset.
Tne procession will move from the Euclic
! S STeet Station at half past seven o'clockA N.
through Euclid street to Erie street, dowr
Erie to Superior, thence TO the Park, wher
the remains will be deposited in the build
ing erected for that purpose, and expOse(
7 TO view until ten O'Clock N.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Hi itary EsoOrt-CO'. ". H. Hayward. Comd'ing
29lh Regiment q. n. G..
: sth Independent Battery, 1t. Greuingr, Comd' g
ON ,srs Of the Army and Navy.
Mai. Gen Hooker and Etaf.
Cover. or Of Ohio and staff.
! FIasr DIVISION.
Col. o. Payne, Assistant MARSHAL.
Pa Bearers in Car. iages.
Funeral Car.
L cOTt of Honor In Ca 'riages.
j Civic Qua d Of Honor
Committee Of Arrangements
Clergy.
SECOND DIVISION.
Amos ToUnsenf, Assistant Marshal.
BAlus
US Civil Uficers.
V. terAa GOld ers.
Members cf CT CJLneil and City fiiesrs Of Cleye
lani aud Otuer cities.
M,mhers OF the Bar.
b ard Of 7rzde
3 Delegation from Met dvlll'I
THIRD DIVISION.
& George Il. hurt, Assistant Marshal.
Band.
j Kpi ht TemplRTs.
Order Of Free and Accepted Ma7-ns.
= Independent Ord5r Of Odd Fellows.
FOURTH DIVISION.
J Major Warren p + carton, As istR4t Marshal.
Band.
Father Matthew Temperance Society.
Sc. AudIeWs So ie y.
st Geo &c SOsiety
Mona he ref EOciety.
Fonian Brotherhood.
PIFTH DIVISION.
Major &. Rae, Ass s'ant MArs hal.
Band.
Ancie It Or'fr Of Good FelOVs.
Ohio City Lodge Of Good FellOWs.
Hu 'gsriRn Assoc alton,
!. y B. B. EOciety.
ct vi cent So=iety.
h St Aloy.ius SOci ~
81. BO-eaIius Society.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Captain B. L. sPangler, Assistant harshal
German Benevolent Soci-ty.
Z Eureka Lodge No. IA Of Free and Accepted MAsOns
Lodge l!Ss Odd Fellows.
Equal Rights League.
Good Templars.
LtbOrirg Hea.
EeneyO'snt aud Protective Union.
The UniO Seamens Lodge.
Citizens on foot.
Colonel J. P. Ross and Silas Merchant
Esq, Assistant Marshals, will act as Aid
% Colonel Barnett, Chief Marshal.
POINTS OF RENDEZVOUS.
The several Divisions will rendezvous al
the following places;
The Military Escort and 1st Division
will form on Wilson avenue, the righ
resting on Euclid street.
I'd Division, on Prospect street, the right
resting on Wilson avenue.
Sd Division, on Park street, Lover I
lane, the right resting on Euclid street.
4th Division, On Prospect street, the
right resting at the intersection of ParI
street.
5th Division. On Case avenue, north O.
Euclid street, the right resting on Euclid
street.
9Th Division, On Case avenue, south o.
Euclid street, the right resting on Euclid
street.
All citizens and organizations not enum-
Grated, will form en- the open field next
west of Colonel stager's residence, Euclid
street.
MIGHT PROCESSION.
The procession will reform on Superior
street, east of the Park, at half past ten
o'clock, P. NJ, aud escort the remains TO
he train, located at the foot of Vineyard
'treet.
10 view of the solemnity of the occasion,
he Marshal relies upon the citizens OF
Cleveland and strangers, for the maintain
ance of good order and deeorum, during
the time the remains are in the city.
JAMES BARNETT,
Chief Marshal.
Proclamation by Mayor Senter.
MAYOR's OFFICE,
CLEVELAND, April 26, 1855.
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