Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-29

Maryland, Representative Chss. E
Phelps
George S. Brown.
Sergesnt-at Arms House of Representa-
tives, n. G. ordway.
ILLINOIS DELEGTIoS.
Governor Richard J. 0glesby,
General I. N. Hsyne, A. A g.
Colonel J. II. Bowman, A. D. G.
Colonel NJ. II. Hanna, A. D. C.
Colonel D n. James, A. D. C.
Major H. Waite, A. D. c.
Colonel E, L. Phillips, Q. S. NJ. of south
ern District of Illinois.
Hon. Jesse K. Dubois.
Lieutenant Governor Vim. Bross.
Francis C. Sherman, Mayor Of Chicago.
Hon. T. A. Hoine.
Hon John Wentworth, NJ. C.
Honorable s. S. Hayes.
Honorable Colonel R. NJ. Hugh.
Honorable J. 7. Stuart.
Colonel J. Williams,
Honorable S. H. Melvin.
Honorable Shelby N. Cullom.
General John A. McGlernand.
Honorable Lyman Trumbull.
Honorable 7. s Redenburg.
Honorable T. J. Dennis
Honorable J. B. Turner.
Honorable 8. W. Fuller.
Honorable J. Lawson.
Honorable C. L. Woodman.
Honorable G. W. Gage.
Honorable G. H Roberts.
Honorable J. COmmisky.
Honorable L. Talcot.
GOVERNORS OF STATES.
Governor Willism Stone, of Iowa, and
staff.
Governor 0. P. Morton, of Indiana, and
staff
Governor John Brough, of Ohio, and staff.
TIE GUARD OF honor.
The Guard of Honor consists Of
Capt. J. McComb, 9th Veteran Reserve
Corps.
Frat Lieut.. J. R Darkee, 9TH Veteran
Reserve Corps.
Second Lieut.. E. Murphy, 10th vetersn
Reserve Corps.
Second Lieut.. E. HOppy, 18th Veteran
Reserve Corps.
FIRST Sezgeqnts &C. swinehart, Co. D. 9TH
Veteran Reserve Corps.
J. Z. Edwards, Z, Veteran Reserve Corps
S. Carpenter, K, 9TH Veteran Reserve
a. c. Cromwell, 7th Veteran Reserve
J.F. Nelson, A, eth Veteran Reserve
L. E. Bullock, E, 9th Veteran Reserve
P. Callahan, 9th Veteran Reserve Corps.
A. j. Marshall, K, 5th Veteran Reserve
". T. DAILY, A, 10th Veteran Reserve
c J.COIlins, D, 10th Veteran Reserve Corp
W. H. Dargin, F, 10th Veteran Reserve
Frank Smith, C, 10th Veteran Reserve
G. E. Goodrich, A, 18th Veteran Reserve
A E. Carr. D, 18th Veteran Reserve
F.Carey, E, 18th Veteran Reserve Corps.
VI. q. Noble, G, 18th Veteran Reserve
Corps.
]. .Ksrr, K, I4th Veteran Reserve Corps.
]. B. Smith, l, l4th Veteran Reserve
Corps.
]. Hanna, B, I4sh Veteran Reserve Corps.
F. D. Forehand, 18th Veteran Reserve
J. NJ. sodgwick, 18th Veteran Reserve
R.W. Lewis, 18th Veteran Reserve Corps.
J. P. Berry, A, 24th Veteran Reserve
IN. WisemGn, E, oath Veteran Reserve
j. N. Pardun, K, oath Veteran Reserve
Corps.
Amos Townsend, Assistant Marshal, com.
manded he Second Division, which was
led by the Detroit City Band. This divis
ion was chiefly represented by city officers,
the Bar, and Board of Trade. In this di-
vision was found the Meadville delegation
numbering about one hundred and eighty
men who desire US to express for them their
spprecistion of courtesy and thoughtfulness
of the Marshal in assigning them to SO IA
vOrable and honorable position in the
line Of the procession.
George Il. Rurt, Assistant Marshal, com
mauded the Third Division, led BY the De-
troit Light Guard Band, in which the
Orders of knight Templars, Free and Ae-
oepted Masons, and odd Fellows, in full
regaIia, made splendid appearance.
The Fourth Division, commanded by
Major W. P. EdgartOn, Assistant Marshal,
numbered full two thousand men, repre-
senting the various Scotch Irish, Msnx
and English Societies, in full flower of ban
ner and badge. This division was led by
the Temperance Band. The Father Mathew
Temperance Society and the Fenian Broth
erhood were out in large force, and made
an imposing display.
Msjor s. Race mnrshaled the Fifth Di-
vision, which was led by Leland's Band,
and represented many lodges and societies,
each and all of which made very fine ap-
pearance.
The rear of the civic procession was
brought up by the Sixth Division, com
msnded by Captain B. L. spangler. The
various leagues and lodges embraced in
this division made an imposing display.
The Eureka Lodge No. IA, of Colored Sons;
the colored Equal Rights League, and the
11ss G. Q. o. o. F., also colored, marched
in this division, and made as fine an ap-
Pssrancs ss any order in the procession.
The latter lodge Carried banner on which |
was inscribed, 'rWe Mourn for Abraham |
Lincoln, True Friend Of Liberty"
The vast multitude Of citizens who lined |
The streets fell into line in the rear of |
this division. and the monster procession,
headed BY the military marching in pla-
looms and carriages in double lines, NOV
ID on TO the solemn beat Of funeral music,
stretching its length full two miles through
The beautiful avenue. /