Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-05-10
TIE GREAT EVENT
IN the History Of Old Montgomery
County.


ORDER or PROCESSION.
AT o'clock the Captain of Police will
sound the hour as a signal for preparations
to begin. The stores will close and Frank
lin street be cleared, TO be devoted to the
procession.
At this signal the Marshals mounted win
appear promptly at their headquarters in
! front of the Franklin House.
The mounted police in front of City Hall.
The Mayor, Aldermen and city officers at
! City Hall.
The lawyers in front of the Chancery
Clerks Office.
The Board of Trade in front of the banks
on west side of the square.
/ The Tobacco Board of Trade at the Ex-
change Rooms.
The City Guards at their Armery.
The students of the University will march
down TO the square.
The FiremeR and Hook & Ladder Conn
pany at the Market House.
The Colored Societies at their respective
halls.
The Kentnckians on foot on the south side
of the public square.
The Robertson, Stewart and Houston
AT $50 the Captain OF Police will sound
i've from the City Hall bell as the signal for
the formation of the column.
At this signal Eichorn's band will escort
the Mayor and Aldermen and all the dele
cations on foot to their respective places in
the column.
As the mounted delegations arrive in the
city they will report at once to the marshal's
headquarters and be assigned to places in
their respective divisions in the column.
Carriages and vehicles arriving in the city
will occupy both sides of Third street from
Main to Madison, heading towards Main.
The various trades represented in the pro-
cession by wagons or wheeled vehicles, on
Second street, from Main to Madison, head
ing towards Franklin.
The cornerstone, handsomely decorated
drawn by a fine team followed by the Court
House employees, in command of Capt. Red
man, will occupy the East side of Second
street near Franklin and Will be escorted to
its place at the head of the procession.
At 10 O'Clock the hour is sounded from the
City Hall bell.
The City Guards move up to the junction
of Franklin street and the square and fire
salute as the signal for the movement of the
procession.
The Marshal and his aids, w. H. Green
and G. d. Bell, preceded by the band and
City Guards, escort the officers of the cere-
monies and the clergy to the head of the
column at its eastern terminus on Franklin
street.
The column being formed on both sides Of
Franklin street, when the escort arrives at
the head OF the column they make an in
ward countermarch and move down Frank |
lin street in the following order:
First DivisiOn-Dr. T. D. Johnson, Marshal. |
Mounted Police.
Eichorn's Band.
GAINESVILLE City Guards.
Marshal and his Aids.
Orator accompanied by Hon. q. A. Henry 1
and Ex-GOv. j. ID. Porter in Carriage.
Rev. A. ID. Sears Gen. w. A. Quarles and 4
Rev. P. A Fits In a Carriage.
Clergymen of the City in Carriage.
Cornerstone on Wagon.
Delegation of Kentucl1ians on foot, Mar
shalIed by Charles Haddox.
Delegation of Houston County, Marshalled
by w. j. Broaddus.
Delegation of Stewart County, Marshalled
by w. 7. Thomas.
Delegation of Robertson County, Marshalled |
by w. B. Lowe.
of Cheatham County, Marshalled
by Robt. Mcclellan.
Delegation of Kentuckians, mounted, Mar
shalled by H. HerndOn.
Second Divisional. Kincannon, Malsha
o. l.,
gomery county Marshalled by
John Allen.
Delegation from District No. 2,
Marshalled by DIR. W. F. Johnson.
Mounted Delegation from District No. 3,
Marshalled by w. A. Elliott.
Delegation from District No. 4,
Marshalled by w. d. Taylor.
Mounted Delegation from District No. 5,
Marshalled by Jos. Warfield.
Third Division-Thos H. Smith, Marshal.
Mounted Delegation from District No. g.
MarshalIed by +. b. Ross.
Mounted Delegation from District No. 7,
Marshalled by T. d. Leonard.
Mounted Delegation from District No. 8,
MarshalIed by DR.. L. r. Chiffon.
Mounted Delegation from District No. 9,
Marshalled by Hon. /. NJ. Reynolds.
Mounted Delegation from District No. 10,
MarshalIed by VIM. Macon.
Mounted Delegation from District No. IL, !
Marshalled by Jack Crouch.
Fourth Division-Iewis r. Clark, Marshal.
Charlie Kincannonss City Guards
Mayor and Aldermen OF GAINESVILLE.
Members OF the Legal Profession.
Tobacco Board of Trade.
GAINESVILLE Board of Trade.
Students OF University.
Fire Company.
Hook & Ladder Company.
Fifth Division-Polk G. johnson, Marshal.
Mozart Band.
Mt. Vernon Lodge, G. U. o. of o. F. 1914.
Hebron Lodge, g. L. o. o. F., III.
Ark Of Safety Lodge, g. Y. Q. IF, 1871.
WaTfiield Lodge, F.. A. NJ.
sixth Diyision-F. p. Gracey, Marshal.
Various trades represented on Wagons and
Floats.
Seventh Division-W. ]. Ely, Marshal.
Mounted Delegation from District No. u,
MarShalled by Jos. Council.
Mounted Delegation from District No. Is,
Marshalled by Z. Hewitt.
Mounted Delegation from District No. l6,
Marshalled by Sid. BatsOn.
Mounted Delegation from District No II,
MarShalled by Ed. Dunlavy..
Mounted Delegation from District No. is,
Marshalled by j. w. Attaway.
Mounted Delegation from District No. 10,
Marshalled by DIR. Eldridgs..
Mounted Delegation from District No. 20,
Marshalled by John Nolen,
Eighth Division-Jas. L. Lockert, Marshal
Citizens in Carriages and ether Vehicles,
from City and County.
ROUTE OF MARCH.
Down Franklin through the lines to the
southern Hotel. out Main TO Fourth street,
across Fourth TO College, out College to Col
eye Avenue, across College Avenue to
franklin, out Franklin TO Seventh, across
seventh to Madison, down Madison to SEQ