The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
sEaEnADEs AND INCIDENTS.

ssfmtsAi}a UNA raHNADNA MAJ ~
THE WEATHER
On Saturday smiled propitiously upon
tho Ilnion rhosts) of Hvanderburgh
County, who rallied iDqpnptless mum
bera, TO participate in or witness the
GRAND REHEARSAL
Of the yet grander demonstration of
tho Uniohi H6gions to-dikht, The
utmost activity prevailed all day Sat
urday, and Young America, the flu
ture h6bs dftR6l land. dld' mems Work
all day. aud only retired in the even
ing for refreshments, and TO prepare
themaelpeaAfoF tho hAANDAp3
GATHERING or THE CLANS,
Which took PLACE .Rs soon as the
shadows Of night foil upon the city
The enthusiasm of the loyal people,
of Evansville iahd 'of 'VahderburghI
County was never more conspicuous
than on this occasion, aud by the
sil,lie il was fairly dark, the sidewalksI
o. Main Street aud the cross streetsI
ofwhiehathe yhfilttssa y g,ra y, adeleigs
tions formed, were crowded with men
women and children, while every door
and 4wipdow,op MelP Street@pEe oe-
oupied by ,Lha4p ana i0us ioawitness the
grandest pageant ever seen in South :
eruslhdinna. saaHn masiA 81 rsi@aI
sl4aEa.srf fUHIsfffIff a4Hfafl .sN.
The anul-stirfing 6tralns QE patriotic
music by the
FAMOUS eRgscfNT diff 'sILvER BAND,
Which way aeaf 'spheub' expressly
for tAlanllaeion. aud which WAS about
eqnfllyg divided md drawn fpgtwo
baud wagons, one of which had been
furnished by Mr. c. Armstrong, fur
nitarep dealcr, keadhs drawn ~ Ejar
fine spirited and we'll trained horses.
was tho signal for the companies of the
various Wards, 10 form as laid down
sin the programme, undef direciioa fof
the Chief Marshal, Col. Rheinlunder.
aud his efficient assistants, nearly MI
of whom, being veteran officers of thd
Union army, did their work WE'LL
When the hour arrived for forming tho
GRAND COLUMN on MARCH
the various companies fell into Inns
on Main Street, in regular order, and
witt. the gpFeoision Of well driped sol !
diefs, as hundreds of dom were, and
led by one section of the Crescent
City Silver Band, and with a gorgeous
display of flaming torches, instructive,
amusing, and suggestive
aaeAaa az rRANsrARENqlEa,
took their way down Main STREET.-THE
..First, down First Street, 10 Fulton
Avenue, and up Fulton A93ehue to
the corner of Franklin Avenue nj
parka square, whareba Ostahd il for
speaking had been prepared, and
whore thousands had already assem-
bled to witness tho grand display and
heaf the speeches, T. ~ ,,, = lal4ea.ir
While the column il q, route, let us
for moment glance along the lar, OK
tending iine, aud notice the grand dis
play Of A 4.A4
eyvf NEW rRANsPARENolEs,
which had been added t6Asthdso so
CALAMITY borne ON that ever memora-
Bile night, when tho loyal men o.
Veaderburgh gave such . glorious
welcome to The best Governor in tn,
Union, Among the trapsparencie'
we recognized most of those carried
on that occasion, which il were UNI
necessary to repeat even had. We
room ssfa,,,e.
Hearty cheers and wild enthusiasm
greeted the following
So cARIcAruREs WITH NOTICES.
9lsJeif. Davis hanging from a gallows
frame Motto How traitors Should
bc made TO accept tho situation,
2 Mastadon--aA nondeseript swal.
Glowing men, The animal has bust
[. aad the men are sptingMs out fall Of
glee. Motto Pomer9y boston Jaco,
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