Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-24
PREMIUMS :


l. Finest Baby under months; gold cup and
saucer-by Gates s. POhlman.
2. Largest Baby under months; elegant
childs dress-by j. II. Bond; bottle perfume and
soothing syrup by Dortch & Hsddox.
3. Smallest Baby under months; pair of gold
armlets by Cowan s. CO.. frosted card receiver
and toy China set.
4. Finest Baby over and under months; sill
yer jewel bOx-by G. r. Calhoun 81 Co.
5. Largest Baby over 3 and under months;
silver card receiver-by E. Wiggers.
6. Smallest Baby over and under months;
silver and pearl whistle-byI NJ. Sobel & Co.
Z. Finest Baby over and under II months;
fine chrOmo-Fisherman and family.
8. Largest Baby over 6 and under II months;
handsome parasOl-by A. G. & A. B. Beech.
9. Emallest baby over and under II months.
Velvet hassOck, by Manloye, Richards g Mead
ors.
TO- Finest pair of twins under one year. Fine
cloak by Atkinson & Alsted gold baby shoes by
D. P. Perkins; Child's hat by Ely & Whiteside.
IL. Finest pair OF twins under two years Ele-
CANT shawl by Crawford & Co.; child's hat by
Q. D. Benson; box chewing gum by j. G. Whar-
ton & Co.
~ Finest set of triplets. One baby trunk by
W. Dunstead; chrome, Grand Pas Spectacles,
& Reid.
-. HandsOmest boy over two years and under
three. Beautiful chrome, Flowers, by Wheeler,
Marshall q Bruce.
a. Handsomest girl over two years and under
three Cedar chest by Cherry, O'Conner & Loony;
bottle cologne by Demoville & Co.
The following additional judges have been Sc
lected: From
MUREREEsBoBo:
Mrs. Gen. Palmer, Mrs. John H. Morgan, Dave
Spence.
sHELBYvILLE:
Mrs. Judge T. NJ. Caldwell, S. A. Cunningham.
WINCHESTER:
Mrs. Sam Smith, Frank McGehee.
PULASKI;
Mrs. T. NJ. W. Jones, Mrs. A. Cox.
LEBANON:
Mrs. A. B. Martin and Goladay Stratton.
LAST NIGHT
the lightning flashed and the rain poured down in
torrents vet several trains came in well laden and
the attendance last night was fully
NINE THOUSAND PEOPLE.
Lebanon, Smyrna and MurfreesbOro were well
represented by many brilliant ladies and interes-
ting gentlemen. Among the excursiOnsts were
ninety or one hundred
STUDENTS OF CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY
who came on special train, and returned last
night, leaving at 1890 P. NJ. The crowd was a
jolly set and certainly enjoyed themselves. In
order to escape the ennui on their return reso-
luton was passed that no one should go home
sober-very few complied with this resolution.
PYROTECHNICs.
Owing to the rain storm the display of fire.
works was interrupted, but for the benefit of
visitors coming by special train will be displayed
Monday and Wednesday nights.
THE PRESS.
Last night lady and gentleman avaed them
selves of the use of the Press stand. There be-
ing no knight of the quill present she did not
seem to appreciate the powers of the Press; how
ever, the charming contrast OF felicitOus content
ment would have been fit subject for the oTatOry
of Logan herself.
THE CONCERTS TO-DAY AND TONIGHT
This morning there will be large attendance
from Manchester and MurfreesbOrO, and in an
swer to a request from the Board of Managers
the pupils of the Edgefeld Female Seminary, of
which Mrs. Henri Weber is the Principal, will
visit the Exposition at 10 A. NJ. and we can pro-
mise the visitors some rare and good music, both
vocal and instrumental. 1t is the earnest wish
of good many who have heard them sing that
they sing the Grand Halleluiah Cherus from the
Messiah. Should they do this it will well repay
a visit to hear them. Miss Mary Weber q
daughter of Prof. Weber, will preside at one of
the grand pianos tonight, and those who have
heard her play in Augusta, Ca, and in this city,
viii be glad to hear her again. Tonight is ali
the night for our monster Sunday-sehOOl Con-
cert; at P. NJ. the galleries will be cleared of
all visitors, and at P. NJ. exactly the concert
will commence. The following is the pro-
gramme:
1st March on, Child of God.
I'd. Welcome Home.
Sd. March, march to Glory.
4th. Webb.
9Th. Over There.
9th. DOxolOgy.
The following is to-night's
MUSICAL PROGRAMME;
l. Distant Greeting.
2 Schottish.
3. Song We met by Chance.
s. Fire Fly.
g. Preaumerie.
T. Under the Daisies.