, 1865-04-28
THE FUNERAL.
Preparations for Receiving the ReE,alns of
President Lincoln,

President Lincoln,
The remains Of our amepted President will ar
r1re In Chicago On Mondsy morning. 4 dtlega-
don from chirnso will meet the fuueral train ai
Michigan City, and proceed With 1t to thus city.
The corpse ri be received at Park Row, and
borne IN procession along Michigan ayenus. Like
AID Clark streets to the Court House. where il
VII 1le N state TIL Tuesday evening. Tbs follow
Turtle, by Chief Marshal r II. Houch;
hand sou map showing the route OF the
PROCESSION Y par, and showing the portion OF
Monday from early in the morning until the coo.
fusion q ,hs day i over You will observe that
have closed M Wa>hlneton street At its 1nt=rsecton
lhe procession sf,er. It has passed faroagh the
Court Houee, md, Of course, Is tu be opened ..
soon 40 the procession shall arrive at that point
but to Rem on
detife all The approaches to court House Square
strongly guarded all day and all the while dar1n2
fhs , t.ay or ne rsSmains en- e. that people saan
the cA,a1alco in The rotunda Of the Court House.
Draw ropes and securely fasien them acroas
nil the etreat< ordered shut, SO as to Keep tte
can do It in no other way. In order to slloK the
people to pass into The ground east OF Michigan
ayenne shd on The 1ate shore, yaa cau kesr open
Madison street and Harrison st1eet until halfpast
70 the line d proct ssion People desiring to ret
places IN the windows, stairIays, ETC.. on the huc
fore nine oclock, az sou mu.t pre:esse the line
int. ct alt that hour. Yon Will have the ns6ist.
ance Of military under competent officers, duly de-
tailed hy General sweet.
The following order has accordingly been IT,
sued by Superintendent Turtle.
NOTICE 10 TEE PuD1o.
"1n conformity to the foregoing communication
from Colonel R. ii. Honsh, chief Marshal oI the
funeral possession. the orders therein expressed
vim he etr1cty enforced, and The following portion
lie from car morning mil the confusion Is oves,
VIZ: Ill etreets 1ntcrtectug Michigan avenue from
Park Row to Lake Street, With the exception ot
Madison and Harrison streets, which will re man
open until Of O'Clock in the morning; on the ror1h
side Of Lake street, all streets 1ntefsecing 1t from
Michigan avenue to Clark inclusive; on the south
eide of Lake street. from Michigan ayenue to
CLARK, all except Clark; Randolph sreet 1t it. IN.
tersectton with M1chi:an avenue and with Clark
fest hasse noFh pf Ra9doph asd
lnc'on ard east of the same; Lesalle south Of
Washington; liz 70 and Warrington at Its Intersection
With Wells street"
Amee:1ng Of tho Chicago Rar was held yester~
day morning 10 the rooms Of The Law Institute, at
witch the following was adopted:
aseien to the Chicago Bar piace in the funeral
cortege Immediately after that asstened to the
Judges, In case the latter should t. ke part iu
ne ptocefsion on!y ~ memeess o. INC committee
ths Bar tbs .s pGeiton in the published order rs,
Colonel Houeh. who was present, signlaed that
then adjourned to Saturday sfternoon at three
o'clock, ut tie United States Circuit Court Room,
TO make final arrangements for attending the fn-
neral on Monday.
All members Of the Chicago Bar are requested
to meet at the United States Court Room 1t nine
O'Clock; in the morning, on Monday, from thence,
!. EXECUTIVE ooxn1r7EE.
The ExecunFe COMMITTEE. appointed BY the
nouas and adjourned ~ Saturday afternoon At !
O'clock, al which time 1t ts hoped each meTnber Of
coxx17TrE or ONE uosnnro.
The Commfttra ri One uunayed mat veeterasy
5p tic psriors Of lie 8r.cs Hoase. and orean,4ed
ana y. H. bind ey. Esq. as sccTetsry r. o''4 4''AD'
naeea me roll and those present
for The Committee TO appoin. It's own Marshais.
that The Michiean Ceutral ffsf3roaf E1,nnsnV it,
coneentk TO furnlsh cara-iurIud,ne thej- mrec.
tt Would be- veil to provIds com pisasry , aSo 1So
train. Railroad tickets and 1npprulnc tnaienis
could be procured Oh Saturday morn1ns at No.
15emens Aouee:
c;,i ,sssgent siatSa tnat ne atn roy Michigan
cry VII ieave AZ naltnasi nve O'Clock on MHndl1
morning; The trlp would occupy Two md a hal
aonfs; tne ffaan would Leave Michigan City a
Pas.n - u.,. r.,
vss sisitd to he rommiItse' an1 4brs1.m + ~
a. reprasentinr the Israeftes. r. II Gstes M M
r RsTter trere .isa anro,n,ed io ri ane
n. r. I-olytn md II. r Har1is Wera annn;n,a,
Aseletanf Ii M.rslais. fSN'@'->
1t wae stated that the duties OF the cou1nt.te,
wsTd se,ss on thsir Arrival 2t spstnsasla
er hy The Assistant Ms1shals.