July 4, I776! July 4. 1881!

AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
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The following are the arrangement agreed upon
by the lomt committees on the part Of the Military
and Citizens, for the celebration Of the G9i Ami
versary Of American Independence
Al sunrise federal salute 10 be fred MS a sirnal
| Tor hosting the National Flag.
Al O'Clock A. NJ. 4 procession 10 he formed in
Franklin Square in the following order, under the
direction OF the Marshall of the day.


|. Columbus Band


2. Columbus klhcmen.
8. Orator OF the day. and Reader.


A. Rev. Clergy.


5. Soldiers Of the Revolution.


6. High Sheriff, Judges and justices of the
the county.


7. Male Students Of the Franklin Academy.


8. Principals ond Teachers OF the several SEMI
naries Of the city and the President of the Female
College.


Q. Strangers


10. Citizens Of the city and county


It. Columbus Dragons.


AT the firing Of gln, the procession win move
from the Square down Seminary TO Market street :
down Market street to Main street; down Main
sueet TO St. Johns street down ST. johns street
to Washington street; up Washington street to
Market street thence 10 Main st; up Main street 10
Caledonia street to the Episcopal church. where
the services of the day will be performed as follows


/. Prayer.


2. Music


8. Reading of the Declaration of Independence
BY G. A. CHANDLER, Esq.


A. Music,


5. Oration-By W. II. MAYO, Esq.


6. Music.


Z. Prayer and Benediction.


After the services in the Church. the procession
will return to Franklin Square, where fen de ioi
will be fred by the military as a signal Tor the dis
handing of the procession; at the same time, the
NIarshalIs of the day will communicate the arrange
ments for proceeding to dinner to be prepared at
the Columbus Hotel.


AT one O'clock national salute will be fired.
AT shutdown the firing Of gun shall be the sig
nal Tor lowering the National Flag.


L. b, Drake, II. S. Taylor, Esqrs. and Col J. w.
Byrn, were appointed MasholIs of the day.


All Of which is respectfully submitted, bv


G. II. Albert, }. II, Tracy, F Hooker, r. J.
Huddlestoo, COMMITTEE on behalf Of the Rihemen
J. w. Carroll, p. NJ Grant, II. G. Humphries
J. Baker, Committee on behalf the Dragons.


I. G. Bewett, w. w. HUMPHREYS, f. b. Drake
A, Campbell, G. S. Akin, s. F. Butterworth, p. b.
Barker, Committee on behalf Of the Citizens