Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-26
Grand anniversary celebration
Civic and MfIitary----May LIST. 1883.

eEF8m0 \ anniversary ScicOIatfoss-
Civic and MfIitary---May 1st, 1858.
In commemoration of Mcy Day, 1850, the
date of the anomalous Provisional Govern
ment, adopted by the first settlers in Middle
Tennessee, at the Robertson Station, -
| (''where is now the city of Nashville.") Also,
being the anniversary celebration of the ''7aa-
nessee Hsaor1cd Society,""
The invitation is generally to the citizens
Of the State To Pioneer S.ttlers, espec'dlty.
To the Governor, his STAFF and Ofhcers OF
| State To the Mayor and Aldermen. 10 the
Governors and Judges of the Court. TO the
Teachers and young Ladies OF the Adsf'U'te
Ee,agLe de1le1pu and otter Female Schools in
the city. To the Trustees, Faculty, aud Stu
dents of the Nashville University; the Yves
tern Military Institute, and the Medical De-
partment To the Board of Education,
Superintendent, Teachers and Scholars Of tine
Public Schools, and also, Of the Pirate Schools
of the city To the Schools in Memphis.
Knoxville. Columbia. Franklin, GAINESVILLE,
Gallatia. Lebanon, Shelbyville, Winchester,
Murfreesboro. Pulaski and elsewhere in Mid
die Tennessee, and Of the State generally. To
the corps Editorial Of the State and OF the
Press generally. To the Ben vol Mt, NJ chan
ic. and other useful Associations, both OF the
City and State. To the Fire Companies. Ma
sons, Odd Fellows, and Attorneys, Clergy and
Physicians Of the City and State. To the
various military companies of the State and
the Shelby Guards of this city. A cordial
invitation is given to all strangers. The last
and most important Invita- on is to the LadieS;
and 1t is most earnestly hopcd that the ladies
may honor and grace the occasion by their
presetsce.
An interesting feature viii be a reunion Of
thu surviving officers and soldiers OF the First
Regiment OF Tennessee Volunteers. for the
M.rlcan Var. aud officers and soldiers who
served in other Regiments in that war. To
! all such the invitation is especially addressed.
TIE Flag which was presented to the FIRST
Regn,e,d, by the young ladies of tn NastgiHe
EeD,aio 1oademy. and was uniurlcd in most Of
the Mcxi "a bait les stored to tn. Academy
at tn clos OF ia waI--will be again pre-
sent d to tn. survivors Of IA. Regiment and
commit 10 the k ping of ihe Tenn .ssee
Historical Society. At the pr, sanitation th,re
will be lrcf r,mik-. to b. followed by an
.ddr - by II II. JAMES II. DAVIDSON.
We hop. it may be a memorable and harry
Voy Day, and al yvenliul ,prch tor the His
tr.caI Society, from which the invitation pro
c -cd-.
I 5.. \ S... .s !. Lisis'Hr. Committee
Ncwspap.ra throughout the State will cen
fer a at favor by ms ring the above s~v
.ra! Zines during thr present month.
20 TIE IEN&i--~EE VOLUNTEERS or THE LATE
WAR WITH MFNICO.
tn flag presented by the young ladies of
h Na-mlll L mai. AcIh my. TO til. 1t
Z gimcut of Tenn, ssce Volunteers b. for it,
Il plrturc to Mexico. and which was rcst"r
The Academy OF tn return o. tn * 81
n nj. will be pr s,ul on the 1t Of May
a vt 10 IN, Tennessee n stor;cal Society, by
the Il y. c. d. ELLIOTT. Principal Of th
Academy, in b half Of the fair donors. Ga
which occasion tn presence of the Tennessee
Voluutc rs j. solicited; al the same time hav-
Ing "A reunion If the surviving members of
tn. 1t Il giment
GEN. SAM'L r. ANDERSON,
GES.B. FRANK CILAlIlAM
MAJ. \. lliIMAN,
SURGEON JOS. c. NEWMAN.
p. s Newspaper throughout thu State viii
confer great favor by inserting the above
notice once or twice.