The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-08

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win such an cuorm1ug estimate ~ wealth 10
con petauytly sn limited district, tlcrc 1. great
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stock Oi good tompaui,s, ry being forced IN
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o' such n stst, " THINGS is evidently To prId1cc .
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distrust a Ruutver.ui crash. IhCu NAV this region,
whose rcnl wealth still remains uu'Oid, encounter
a reverse that will require years 10 enable Il 70 /
recover from.
LINCOLN AND JOHNSON. .
GRAND DEMONSTRATION
ny TB
NATIONAL UNION PARITY
1hs city oomui,as Of superiniendenes having made
anAny,mests fors
GRAND DEMONSTRATION
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 8,
To consist ofa
MASS MEETING
IN INDEPENDENCE SOOARE.
T0RCHLIGHT PROCESSION
Of the various
CLUB AND WARD as sO0IATIoNs,
cession, viz, -
CHIEF MARSHAL,
WILLIAM Fl. KERN.
The chief Marshal therefore the following
GENERAL ORDERS.
The procession win consist Of grand divisions,
which, preparatory the moving OF the whole column
viii rendezvous as foSws'-
FIRST GRAND DIVISION,
SOLDIERS UNION CAMPAIGN CLUB
MERCANTILE CLUB,
AND THE
REPUBLICAN INVINCIBLES.
They will form at such point as respective marshals
Sian designate, and proceed 10 Chssnut street. west Of
Broad, right Broad street
SECOND GRAND DIVISION.
MARsHALs.
ISAIAH PAsCoE,
| JOSEPH &. MONEY,
ROBERT o. PIDaEoN.
The several associations Of the First Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth Wards In Spruce street, below Sixth,
and then procc Market street. of Broad right on
| Broad street.
THIRD GHAND DIVISION.
| AARsHALs.
| DAVID b. BEIrLER,
FRANK s. JOHNSON,
sAMUEL HENDERSON.
The several associations Of the Sixth Seventh Eighth
Ninth, and Tenth Wards viii fern on Eighteenth street,
below Walnut and then proceed Market street. west
| Broad right Broad street.
| FOURTH GRAND DIVISION.
MARsHALs.
| IL. A. b. BROWN,
A, B. sLOAEAKER,
JON 4. WAINWRIGHT,
ADAM WARTHMAR.
Tho several Associations Of the Eleventh. Twelfth
Thirteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth, and
| Nineteenth Wards, will form Fifth street. north ol
Coates street and take position Filbert street. east
| Broad, right Broad street.
FIFTH GRAND DIVISION.
MARsHALs.
JOHN GIVEN,
FREDERICK @. woLBERT,
GEORGE W. FORD.
The several Associations of the Fourteenth, Fifteenth
Twentieth, Twenty -nrst and Twenty fourth Wards
street. north Coates and then proceed 10 take
position en- Arch street, Of Broad rgh; Broad
| street.
SIXTH GRAND DIVISION.
MARsHAJs.
HENRY BRUSER,
| DAVID O. THOMPSON,
| JAMES T. YAEKIRK.
The several Associations Of the wenty second Twenty
third, and Twenty fifth Wards, Spring Garden street
Of Twelfth street, then proceed to take position
| Broad street, north Of Arch.
SEVENTH GRAND DIVISION.
MARSHAL.
| Colonel WILLIAM B. MANN,
Win comprise the Twenty sixth Ward and all vsltnI
Clubs and position in Fber street. west Of Broad
right resting on Broad street,
| il. The several Grand Divisions will be prepared 4
move promptly to the positions assigned at o'clock
H. The First Grand Division win take its position a
the head Of the column at precisely So o'clock fol-
lowed by the others in succession, when the pro
cesslon win move over the following
RO L UTE:
Up Arch to Nineteenth, down Nineteenth 10 Chestnut
down Cheanut 20 Sixth, down Sixth TO Walnut, dow
Walnut TO Fifth, up Fifth to Chestnut down Chestnut 4
Fourth, down Fourth TO Pine down Pine to Second, u
Second Spruce up Spruce Third up Third to Arch
up Arch to Broad and couutermaeh Broad and theI
dismiss.
" Clubs associations from abroad designing par
ucpate (and they cordially invited will rendezVou
on Broad street. below Chestnut preparatory to belnI
assigned position In the line,
Y. The Chief Marshal has appointed the following aid
who WIN be Qbeyed and respected accordingly
Colonel W. b. MANN,
BARTON II, JENKs,
Major W. A. TH9RP,
Adjutant IL. S, POLLOCK,
Captain JACOB LoUDENsLAGER,
| JOSEPH W, BULLOCK,
WILLIAM MILLWARD,
| HENRY BUAfM,
| THOMPSON REYNOLDS