The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY. 1865.


ORDER OF THE DAY.
At Sunrise a Federalsalute by the Brook
Ign Light Artillery, and ringing OF all the
bells of the city.
At 10 o'clock A. N. precisely the procession
will move in the following order, under de
rection of the Marshal of the Day:
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
FIRST DIVISION.
R. E. Mix and Father Carroll, Assistant
MaFshals.
Preceded by the Police Force of the City.
Temperance Band.
18th Regiment o. v. L, Colonel Sewers,
Commanding.
Father Matthew'S Temperance Society.
St Joseph's Society East Side).
st. Bonifacia's Society East Side).
st. Aloqseou's Society East Side).
st. Joseph's Society West 6ide).
SECOND DIVISION.
D. A. Dangler and H. NJ. Chittenden, Assis-
thant Aarshals.
Msjor Robinson's Drum Corps.
nth Regiment o. V. L, Colonel Wilcox,
Commanding.
Fenisn Brotherhood with Fenian Sisters in
Chariot.
Band.
Bohemian Mutual Aid Society.
Lodge No. 1Iss.
a THIRD DIVISION.
Beiden Seymour, Captain Hank Wilson,
Assistant Marshals.
Kepler's Band.
Battalion Veteran Reserve Corps, Major
Wiley commanding.
Cleveland Iron and Nail Company With
nail machine in operation.
Thomas Manning i Co., with Engine
mounted.
Freeze & Co., with boiler in process Of
rivetiDg.
8. d. Sheldon, with lumber.
Miller 4 Jameson, with boiler and work
men.
Southworth & Williams, with stone cutting.
Sturtevant & Son, with workmen making
doors, sash and blinds.
W. E, Bond, with sporting boat and step
ladders.
American Express Company.
United States Express Company.
Merchants Dispatch.
Great Western Dispatch.
Draymen, under direction of C. Carey.
FOURTH DIVISION.
George May, G. W. Gardner, ". P. Fogg,
hbhlbbhub h1SLbudlss
Clark's Band.
Committee of Arrangements.
Mayor, Common Council and City Officials.
Orator of the Day, Reader and Chaplain.
Clergy, Judges and officers of the several
courts.
Soldiers of the war of 1912.
Soldiers of the Mexican Wal and invalid
soldiers.
Public Schools of the city.
industrial School,
MAJOR s. RACE, AssTsTsm MarBnsI.
Lsland's Band.
Twenty-ninth Regiment o. N. G., Col. W
II. Hayward, commanding.
Brooklyn Light Artillery, Captain Henry
Fish, commanding.
Fire Department, under the direction o.
Chief Engineer James Hill.
Gunboat, Lieutenant = Commander Ben.
Woodland.
POINTS OF RENDEZVOUS.
The several divisions will rendezvous Of
the following points:
First Division will form on Water street.
right resting IN Lake street.
Second Division will form on Bank street,
right resting on Lake street.
Third Division will form on Seneca street,
right resting on Lake street.
Fourth Division will form on Ontario
street, right resting on Lake street.
Fifth Division will form on Bond street,
right resting on Lake street.
LINE ON MARCH.
From Lake street up Erie street to Kins-
man street, out Kinsmsn street TO Perry
street, down Perry street 10 Euclid svenue,
down Euclid avenue to Erie street, down
Erie street to st. Clair street, down st.
Clair street to Water street, up Water street
TO Superior street, up Superior street 70
Monument Square, where the following
exercises will take place:
Music-"Hail Columbia"
Prayer by Rev. ". II. Goodrich.
Music.
Reading of Declaration of Independence by
Evelyn Evans, Esq.
Music.
Grafton by Hon. D. K. Cartier.
Music" Star-Spangled Banner.
BenedictiOn.
A National Salute will be fired at IL N.by
the Brooklyn Light Artilley. Also, 9 Fed
eral Salute at shutdown.
DINNER
will be provided for the retained and inva-
lid soldiers who participate in the process
sion.
Delegations will be promptly at their
places Of rendezvous at the appointed time,
failing in which they will be excluded from
their position.
FIRE WORKS.
FIRE works on the Square iff display of
SMAs MERoHAET.
Marshal of the Day.
CO.. ~ n. 7 D p Ross. Aids.