Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-02
IN YOUR OWN CITY.
OUR NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
GRAND CELEBRATION OF
THE FOURTH OF JULY.
1867.
PROGRAMMES.

PROGRAMME.
Grand Marshal and staff.
Band Of Second United States Infantry.
Gen. ThOs. Duncan, commanding District and
Staff
Fifth Regiment United States Cavalry.
Carriages, containing the President of the Day
the Vice Presidents, the Chaplain, the
Orator, and the Reader of the
Declaration of Independence
General w. P. Carlin and Staff.
State and City Government Officials.
Col. Ct. A. Woodward, commanding Forty-ffth
United States Infantry, and staff
Forty-ffth U. S. Infantry.
Fire Department.
Adams Express Company.
Turner'S Society.
Fenian Brotherhood.
The various Schools
Sons of Relief.
Benevolent Societies
Other Societies.
Quartermaster Department
Citizens generally, Walking.
Citizens generally, Mounted.
Citizens generally, in Carriages
The procession will move promptly at 81
o'clock A. Ne, forming on thecorner OF Broad and
Summer streets.
The line of march will be down Broad street
to College street. up College street to the Pub
lie Square; thence to Cedar street, up Cedar to
High street, from High street 10 Church street,
and from thence to the Chattanooga depot. Cars
will there be in waiting TO convey every one,
without charge, to Bosley'S Springs, a beautiful
grove three miles from the city, and will run to
and from the grove every hour during the day
The ladies are respectfully requested to bring
their picnic baskets.
The ceremonies, on arriving at the grove, will
be conducted ss follows:
LIST. Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Rutledge.
ID. Welcome address by the President of the
day-Gen. r. G. Foster.
3D.. Star Spadgled Banner, by the Band.
4th Reading the Declaration of Independ
ence.
5th Song My Country. 'ris of thee" By the
multitude.
9th. Grafton.
7th. Yankee Doodle, with variations, by the
Band.
In the evening there will be a brilliant dis
play Of Fireworks at the Capitol, with music By
the band Of the Second Infantry.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order to enable the procession to move at
the hour heretofore indicated, viz, So o'clock
A. NJ. and to prevent confusion, the different
organizations will report the ground in the
following order, viz
Band Second United States Infantry;
Gen. Th0s. Duncan and staff;
Fifth regiment United States Cavalry;
Carriages containing the President Of the day,
Vice Presidents, etc.
Gen. W. P. Carlin and Staff;
State and City Government 0ficials
On Broad stree the right of the column rest
Ing on summer street.
Col. Geo A. Woodward and staff;
Forty -fifth U S. Infantry
Adams Express Company;
Turner's Society and the
Fenian Brotherhood;
On Summer street. the right resting on Broad
street.
And the various Schools,
Sons of Relief
Benevolent Society
Other Societies,
Quartermaster's Department,
Citizens generally, walking
Citizens generally, mounted
Citizens generally, in carriages
On Cherry stree. the right resting on Broad
street.
A large stand is now being erected at Bos-
worth's Springs. Also seats for those desirOus
of hearing the grafton.
Dancing grounds are being cleared off; in fact
everything is being done to make the day plea
SAINT TO all.
1t is absolutely necessary that the various
organizations, corporations, etc, will be prompt
iy on the ground to take the positions assigned
them in the procession, so to move at the
hour indicated.
1t is also urgently requested by the Commit
tee that all persons having National flags will
display them from their residences and stores
during the day.
TREDwEGL MOORE,
june3O I'd Grand Marshal.