Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-13
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Funeral PrOeSSSiOss.

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/ November I3, 1861.
Aid. Chief Marshal. Aid
Funeral Escort
SIX companies llth Volunteer Infantry, unds
command Of
Lieut. Col. VIM. Hall.
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| Aid. Led Horse. Aid.
| Aid. Marshsl. Aid,
| AdJutAnt General Of the State Of Iowa and
Governors STAFF.
llth Regiment Volunteer Infantry under com
inand Of Col. Hare.
18th Regiment Volunteer Infantry under commane
oi Col. Crocker.
l4th Reg iment Volunteer Infantry under comm. INC
OF MAJOR Learned:
"a Regiment Volunteer Cavalry under command
Of Col. Elliott.
Aid. Marshal. Aid.
Mayor OF the City Of Dsv en- port, and
City Goyernment.
County Officers.
Aid. Marshal. Aid.
Ger,an Turner'S Association.
German Mechanics Association.
Aid. Marshal. Aid.
Fire Department
Citizens on Foot.
Marshal.
Aid. Citizsls and Carriages. Aid.
The children Of the public and priyat. schools
Will be received by the Chief Marshal at Metro.
politan Hall, between and o'clock. when they
will have al opportunity to view the remains Of
IT. Col. W cntz lying in state, during which hour
no othor person will be admitted
Inc Procession will form as follows:
Funeral escort under commm and Of It. Col Hall
on North side OF East Second street, right resting
on Brady street.
Remainder Of llth Regiment on North side of
East Second street, right resting on Rock Island
street.
18th Regiment on Perry street, right resting on
East Second street.
l4th Regiment ON Rock Island street RIGHT r.st .
ing on East Second street.
"a Regiment Cavalry ON Iowa street. rivht rest
ing on last SECOND street.
The Adj jutant General, Governors staff. Citv
and County officers. Pail hearers, Committee Of A.
ransements, and company u, Iowa Fret, Icompos-
ing guard OF honor, will meet at the Office Of the
Chief Marshal, Metropolitan Block at half past one
o'clock.
Turner'S and Mechanics Associations and A. d
other Associations disposed to join the
will form on West Second street. resting on Brady
street.
resting on south side Of Second street.
Clt'zens on foot will form Brady street, right
cin1en4 Nfslh Ai4e uf secnnd slrart>
foot of BRADY street. No carriages .oiit be aUooed
~ the route Of procession until al foot hare
passed, and the oracr riN be riltdlY enforced.
The children Of the public and private schools
will rendezvous at a quarter before o'clock 1T
the Baptist Church, Perry street, where a banner
will be- presented to each school. They will march
under their respective teachers to the hall at one
o'clock, and on the moving OF the procession will
have the exclusive use Of the south sidewalk Of
East Second stro,t, between Brady and Perry
streets, until tho entire procession shall have pass
ed, when they will march up Brady street forming
above Fifth street, through which lines the entire
procession will pass An efficient guard of mount
ed cavalry will accompany tho children to and
from the hall, and attend them until they DIS
missed. Parents may rest assured that every pre-.
caution against danger has been taken.
The procession will move at o'clock, from Met
ropolitan Hail. through .|econd stree: to Gaines,
through Fourth to Main, rtugh Third To BRADY,
up brady to Fourteenth, via Locust street to Oak
Dale Cemetery.
Tho Chief Marshal desires that citizens on the
route Of process ion will display flags and mourn
ing devices and he most respectfully and earn
cstly requests all citzens 10 close their places Of
business from to o'clock, thus giving them
selves ami their employees opportunity to join
in this last tribute Of respect 10 brave seidier.
Nothing less than this is due, and tho honors We
pay arc to the defenders of all We hold dear.
RICHARD B. Hill, Chief Marshal.