Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-11

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To Nashville Industrial Exposition
Gentlemen--PleaSe allUt space as above
for your Exposition, and Oblige yours, etc.
Exhibitors Name. Observation-Disclosures.
Residence. ..........
Space allotted TO applicants, and not Oc-
cupied by them before the day of opening,
will be assigned TO other exhibitors. The
Managers reserve the right to exclude from
the Exposition articles Of an explosive,
highly inhammable, dangerous or offensive
character, and also articles presented after
the day Of public opening and that cOnld
not be introduced without inconvenience to
other exhibitors and visitors. 1t may in
terest exhibitors to know that they will be
furnished by the Entry Clerk with duplicate
cards describing each article entered and
where manufactured. These cards will be
countersigned by the Department Superin-
tendent upon the receipt Of the articles.
One card is attached TO the entries and the
other retained by the exhibitor and pre-
scented as his order, for the delivery of the
article specified, at the close of the EXPOSE
ton. The main line of iron shafting from
which power will be furnished for machin-
cry in operation, is q inches i'll diameter,
and will be run at the speed of $50 reVOlu-
tiOns per minute. Driving pullies of any re-
quired diameter, also counter shafts and
pullies, and belts and hangers will be fur
nished to exhibitors at cost, if timely ar
rangements are made for them, Pullies for
the main line of shafting, if furnished by
exhibitors, must be accurately balanced,
and have the exhibitors name plainly
marked upon them, and should be received
before the 9th inst, to enable them to be
put in place On the shaft without unneces-
sary labor and inconvenience. No article
on exhibition can be removed from the pre-
misses during the Exposition without the
written consent of the President of the
Board Of Directors, counteTsigned by the
secretary and entry clerk; but all apprO-
pirate facilities for making sales of articles
for delivery at the close of the Exposition
will be afforded. In order to preserve the
general harmony of the exhibition, and to
make the display symmetrical and attrac-
tractive, the Board of Directors reserve the
right to direct the general arrangement of
all articles OH exhibition, and to regulate
the dimensions Of all signs and advertise
ments.
Insurance against loss by fire will be eff
fected by the board on behalf Of all exhibit |
tors who apply and provide for the same.
An adequate police force will be in at |
tendance upon the premises during the day, |.
and watchmen at night; but all |
articles on exhibition will be at the risk !
of the owner, if not insured. Exhibitors !
may procure employees tickets for general !
admission at two dollars each, but not !
more then one of such tickets will be issued |
to an exhibitor unless by permission of the |
Board; and every ticket of general admis |
sion will be taken up if presented by any |
other person than the party to whom it was
issued.
The following are the standing commit
tees:
Finance-M. Kean, NJ. B. Howell, j. L.
Weakley, ThOs. Parkes, w. D. Kelly.
Building-W. Stocked, f. II. French, NJ.
B. Howell, j. L. Weakley, B. G. Wood, c.
Rich.
Classification and Arrangement-F. II.
French, w. Stocked, NJ. b. Howell, W. d.
Kelly, D. f. Wilkin.
Printing and Advertising Earkes'
[. n. Walker, r. A. Campbell.
Rules and Regulations. n. Walker,
" +. Orr, T. ii. Jones.
Amusements M. B. Howell, j. NJ.
Thatcher, r. A. Campbell.
Art and Decoration. n. Walker, j. l..
Weal1ley, ThOs Parkes.
Machinery and Motive Power-B. G.
Wood, T. NJ. Brennan, G. Rich.
Textile fabrics-W. d. Kelly, G. H. Bar
", W. F. Orr.
HortIculture-D. F. Wilkin, NJ. Kean,
R. A. Campbell, j. w. Hamilton.
Ores, Minerals, WOods setc.-PrOf. j. N.
Stafford, NJ. B. Howell, q. II. Stockell.
Public Conveyance and Transportation