Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-31


published to put ali parties on their guard
on the day Of election, and for no Other
purpose. w. MATT. BRowN, Mayor.
jy 81 2td
GEN. DUNCAN's ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF NASH
VILE, NASHVILLE Tenn, July 80, 1867
--GENERAL ORDERS No. IL. For the
purpose Of aiding the authorities of Nash
Vile in the preservation Of peace on the
day Of election, it is hereby ordered
lst. The 45th United States Infantry and
the State Guards stationed at Nashville,
who have been ordered by Gen. J. A.
Cooper to report to the military com
mander for that occasion, will report at the
State Capitol at half-past seven O'clock in
the forenoon on Thursday, the first day Of
August next, and await orders from these
headquarters. The men will be provided
with one days cooked rations and twenty
rounds Of ammunition per man. Com
handing officers Of companies will take
special care to keep their men well in hand
aud permit no one TO approach the polls
nor struggle from the command.
ID. The detachment Of 9Th Cavalry
stationed at Ash Barracks, will report al
these headquartersat halfpast nine O'Clock
A. NJ. on Thursday next, for the purpose Of
patroling the streets, giving information OF
any disturbance that may occur, and to
aid the civil authorities in its suppression
Special instructions will be given them
upon reporting.
H. The foregoing directions being given
in pursuance of Instructions from Head
quarters Department of the Cumberland
the officers of the 45th Infantry stationed
at Nashville, who are detailed for duty on
the General Court Martial now in session
al Cumberland Barracks, will join their
respective companies and perform duty
Herewith on that day.
III. In order that prompt assistance
may be afforded on that occasion by the
troops in suppressing riot or disturbance OF
any kind ut any of the polls Of the city,
an officer will be at District Headquarters,
opposite the Chattanooga depot, and one at
the State Capitol during the day, to whom,
or to any Of the cavalry patrols the State
and municipal authorities are requested to
give immediate information of any dis
turbance that may occur, or of any undue
excitement at any Of the polls which mag
tend 10 disorder, breach of the peace az
riot.
His Honor, the Mayor, having issued
his proclamation enforcing the statute
against carrying weapons, all persons ex-
cept soldiers and police, violating this law
on the day Of election, viii be arrested and
held for trial.
BY command of
Bvt. Brig. Gen. THos. DUNCAN.
MERRITT BARBER, 1st 1t Saith Infantry,
Acting Assistant Adiutant General.
A meeting of the city police was held at
the City Council rooms yesterday morning,
and was addressed by Mayor Brown, Gov.
Neill s. Brown, and Messrs. r. b. Cheat
ham, A. ID. Creighton, p Walsh and Geo.
Moore, Of the Police Committee. The
strictest iniunctions were laid upon every
man Of the police force to see THAI the law
should in all cases be carried out and order
preserved.
In She afternoon the following peIsons
were enrolled as a special police for service
to-day and to morrow, each man to receive
as compensation four dollars per day. The
selections Of men for this force were made
only on recommendations, and without
reference to politics and parties.
FIRST WARD-Charles r. Mcdonald,
Samuel Farrier, Neill Horn, John Britton,
- Harrison, Charles Clark, Frank Kuhn,
Lewis Badacour, James Seully, S. H..
Snowden, w. f. Simpson, Pat Mulioy, Gus
Reddin, George n Miuchin, Charles Mar
tin, John S. Rough, +, b. Buchanan, Jas.
Akin. W. l.. Winham, John Turner,
Jacob Kelly, --- johnson, J. A. Tanks
lev. b. f. Coleman, John Joyce, II. &.
Hildretb, A. ID. Eubanks, W. J. Arms, G..
w. Liddy, Nj. Cavett.
SECOND WARp-John Thomson, John
Stonelake, GeoJge Stonelake, jack Sloan,
William Sloan, M. l.. Hunt, J. w. Caps,
A. b. Goodwin, John Warner, II. c. Hale,
+. Ranter, A. Monaon, George W. Goet-
finger. f. Shildhelm, Henry Fritz, Pat
Dnnohue. W. W. Graves, Charles Burnes,
II. s Bonndtree, W. Ill. Rerdon, Michael
Brady, Patrick Donnelly, Charles Murphy,
Patrick Naughton, G.. W. Patterson, Henry
WIGHT Thomas Chenault, ThomEs King,
y. X. Mack, D Ambrose, James Cook,
Winter Harnessmaker, jos Scott VII
liam Snowdy.
THmp WARD-J A. Conley, +. w.
Horn. /. G.. Cantrell, r. ]. Dugon, Thos.
Godam, John W Walker Geo. Reddick,
IA. c. Flake, j. h. Graves, J. n. Knox, j.
". Fuller H. NJ. c. Preston, Geo. Turner,
Hugh Reddick, J. h. Winters Isaac Bill
lings.
FouRrH WARD-John Raasoner, J. II,
SNYDER. Kindred Jackson, Geo. Chisholm,
n. l.. Spain, Jno A. Mosck, Mack Nichol-
son. Thas. Billinglea, $. Montgomery, A.
ID Harper, Henry Taylor, Edward Foley,
Jas. TAYLOR, T., Hoffman, john Parker
Rudolph Bergman, w. n. Cheek, +. Check,
Jno. King, 1hos. Moseley, Geo. Parks, Jas.
Thompsou, George Parks No ,, Towns
Dowdy. W. n. Soule, NJ Tritschler, Henry
Adams W. T. Hutohison, Jack Curley,
John Miller, w. W. Cahee, W. II. Fun
ston. +. NJ. Lamb, Thos. Bryant, John
Walker. " 4. Johnson Thos. Montgom-
cry, X. Jackson.
FFrR WARD Michael T. Mclaughlin
Jesse Kennedy, jefferson Page, Frederick
Crsmer, Alex Jones, Houtio Witty, j. c.
Colcloug. G.. ". Coziahr, Capt Bridges,
Geo. Trahor3 } J.. Gieaves, j. Myer=,
Renisnin Cooper, II. {. Suizbacher, Chss.
Truax, John Thomson, Mm. A. Moss, John
johnson. Daniel Dsgney, Jos. H. Miller,
NJ. Winter, +. j. Sullivan, Theodore
F.ikroye. p. A. Draper, l.ouis Schroeder,
asnry Bowles, j. j. ssgterheld, " h. Al
I'm. A. D. Allen.
IS s,xrH WARD d. NJ. Clancy, J. II. Luct.
. p Jovee. W. {. Carter, h. Robertson
| ~ Ran,en Ben Barrett, h NJ. Vaughn
Michael Foley, John Laekey, \, ). hAii
a. .,.'l Zones Hint Jones, Mm. Hsrgrayes
Nm Mn Vensble, c. W, Hood, II. d. Nor