Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-23

/ The Comm ttee of ARRANGEMENTS for the deco
| ration OF the graves of our Union dead at thu
Nashville National Cemetery, have adopted tht
Col j. W. Paramore to be Chief Marshal o.
| the day, and will be designated by white FOsett(
| on the left breast and sash Of red, white anC
| blue.
! ORATORS OF THE DAY.
Col. A. H. Pettibone, Of East Tennessee.
Gen. G. P. ThrustOn, of Nashville.
Trains will run from the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad depot, In accordance with the fol-
loving communication:
| LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
| GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE, NASHVILLE, Tenn
| May %, 1872.-Messrs. j. W Paramore, G. P.
| ThrustOn, VIM. A. Gavett, Henry Harding and
others, Committee-Ge Gentlemen: The Louisville
and Nashville Railroad will run trains from
| Nashville TO the National Cemetery on the 30th
instant, Decoration Day." about every hour OF
as near 1T as practicable, commencing at nine 90
a. N. and continuing the trains returning
| until P. NJ, or until all have had an oppOr-
tunity to return to the city.
The fare to be 20 cents for each grown person
for the round trip; 10 cents for children:
Children are those under twelve years OF age.
The officers, 40 in number, and elders, &c in
number, and the members Of the Brass Band to
be carried free passes to be issued for the oc-
casiOn. Your committee to furnish two Assis-
tant NRrshals for each car, to preserve order in
depot and on the trains, and to prevent admis-
sion to the cars until tickets are procured. Two
ticket offices to be opened one at each end OF the
depot. Very respectfully yours,
JNO. S. BRANsFORD, Gen. Ag't.
The following named Assistant Marshals have
been selected:
NJ R. johnson, j. j. Carey,
Capt. j. M. Thatcher Capt r. s. Tuthill,
Capt. VIM. A. Gavett, Col. ThOs. Waters,
Capt. Jas. c. Wheeler, Samuel LOwery,
Capt. Sam. c. Marshall, Col. Ed. S. Jones,
Capt j. P. RexfOrd, Capt. W. E. Danley.
Capt. Hugh Burns, Col. A. s. Bayless,
Capt. j. W. Ready, Capt. W. j. Murphy,
Capt. John Bentley, Capt F. o. DOnOhue,
Capt. John Lawrence, Capt John Ruhm,
Capt. Ferd Pfister Capt E. E. Winters,
Col. A. w. Wills, Col. j. w. Lawless,
Capt H. n. Cramer, Capt. W. A. West
who will be designated by rOsette Of red, white
and blue on the left breast, and whose duty it
shall be to aid the Chief Marshal in preserving
order at the Cemetery, and in forming the pro-
cessiOn for the decoration of graves.
TRAIN MARSHALS,
whose duty will be to assist in loading and un-
loading passengers, preserve order, aid in col
leeting the tickets, and secure the safety Of all
persons in transit to and from the cemetery.
HENRY HARDING, ESQ.,, CHIEF,
win be designated by white sash, and white
rOsette on the left breast.
His assistants will be designated By rOsette,
red, white and blue, worn ON the left breast, and
B. j. Hadley, T. j. Bell, W. F. Anderson, D.
F. Walker, Horace Sells, AlOnzO Walker, Henry
Lewis, Samuel Tate, s. r. Walker, j. L. Brown,
George Dunlap, Israel Eakin, John Cockrill, j.
W. Lapsley, A. Menifee, G. H. jackson, 8. w.
heeDle, VIM. Brown, 4. ElckeJL, W. a. BIC
more, w. W. Williams. j. A. Wigfall, T. Hard
ing, James Gillian, VIM. Stout, Green Bass,
Monroe COckrill Andrew CarutheTs, Alex.
Gleaves; Joe Gregory, Alfred Gordon, Hook
Patton, james Stephenson, Green Scales, John
Terry, W. j. Kelley, Felix Hines, James M. Hill,
VIM Litton, R. d. Campbell.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Gen. g. P. ThurstOn, Col. j: w Paramore,
Col. Chas. I. Wing, Capt. r. 5. Tuthil.
Capt. W. A. Gavett, Capt. j. P. RexfOrd,
Capt. j. NJ. Thatcher, Henry Harding,
Lieut.. A. Gleaves, Capt. F. O'DonOhne,
Supt Nat. Cemetery.
FINANCE CoNMfTTER.
Samuel c. Marshall, j. P. Bedford, and W. F.
Anderson.
COMMITTEE ON FLOWERS.
y. 7. Berry and ladies, j. W. Paramore and
ladies, G. W. Emery and ladies, H. H. Harrison
and ladies, j. y. ShackelfOrd and ladies, ID. w.
Peabody and ladies, Charles Nelson and ladies,
John N. SperIy and ladies, Enos Hopkins and 11S
ladies, John Trimble and ladies, Col. j. w.
La&less and ladies, VIM, Sumner and lady, E.
W. Napier and lady, Randall Brown and lady,
Thos. GriswOld and lady, Geo. W. East and lady,
and lady, Charles White and lady, Carroll
Napier AMI l7ay, John b. BOsley and lady,
J. G, Ogden aliJ Ladies; John M Shelton and LADY,
Samuel Pritchett and ladies, Alfred Cowhorn and
Trinbie and lady, A. v s. Lindsey, Jr., and
J. W. Smith and lady, A. S. Bradley and ladies,
Andrew Tate and lady, C. NJ. Donaldson and ladies,
John Strong, snd LADY, Mrs. Kettle MeEWens N.
James SlOss and lady, D. D. Dickey and ladies'
Alex Ewing and lady, Horace Smith and ladies,
John McGavock and lady, NJ. M. Brien, ST, ana
ladies, Geo. Barbour and lady, Sam1 NJ. Har-
rison and ladies' John l.. Thomas and lady, Henry
Harrison and ladies, John j. Carey and lady,
ThOs. A. Kerchival and ladies, Harvey Harding
and lady, DR.. Kerschival and ladies, Milton Fogg
and lady, r. McPhail Smith and ladies', Geo.
Bartee and lady, T. c. Miller and ladies, Peter
Lowery and lady Edward H. East and lady,
Ephraim Pickett and lady; Gel. Chamberlain and
- y - 4 NH
and ladies, R. D. Campbell and lady, A. B. shank
land and ladies, Byron McGayOck and lady, y. r
Rexford and ladies, Taylor G. Ewing and lady,
VIM. A. Gavett and ladies, Abram Smith and lady,
W. Hatfield and lady DR.. Doris and ladies,
Col. Thos. Caldwell and ladies, Judge VIM.
Shane, Hon. H. H. Emmons, r. McClay and la
dies, Hon. G: F. Trigg and lady, VIM. a: Hart
and ladies, Mai. I. D. Walker, L. L. Losey and
ladies, D. n. Neylan, Col Ed. S. Jones and Ia
dies, w. H. Jones, james Thompson and ladies,
J.. L. Terry, Col. A. W. Wills and ladies, N. =.
Bennett Capt. j. NJ. Thatcher and ladies, j. L.
Gleaves Mr. Randall and ladies, L. NJ. Clarke,
Capt. Geo. Isensten and ladies, Edmund Ferris,
NJ. l.. Higgins and ladies, George ruler, ". q.
Bassett and ladies, Jerry Buckley, Col. Thomas
Waters, W. NJ. Carr, Capt. j. O. Wheeler and la
dies, DR.. L. D. HOgle, Geo. P. Campbell and Ia
dies, j. B. HOgle and ladies, Doc Abbott and
ladies', George A. Dickel and ladies, X. I.
Gaines and ladies, NJ. SOrezhotter and ladies',
Col. j. S. Hull and ladies', Z. Schwab and ladies,
Graham H. Wheeler and ladies, Edward Fuller
and ladies, f. r. Campbell and ladies, Mr.. But
terfeId and ladies, W. j. Murphy and ladies,
Geo. Holbrook, DR.. W. H. HaslOck and ladies,
Gen. TheO. Trauernicht snd ladies, Col l. N
Walker and ladies, j. b. Jeup and ladies,
John Smith, John Burkhotz and ladies,
S. E. Fuller and ladies, Capt. Sam j. Little and
ladies, James Davis aud ladies, Julius Scboen-
plug and ladies, G. +. Cooper and ladies, w. w.
TOtten and ladies' Clark Pritchett and ladies,
j. W. Ready and ladies, Col. H. S. Wheeler and
ladies, Joseph s. Carols and ladies, w. A. Brien
and ladies, d. Brien and ladies, W. j. Grannis
and ladies, Hugh Burns and ladies, James Camp
bell and ladies, j. B. TOtten and ladies, II. w.
Butorff and ladies' Wheeler, Marshall s. Bruce
and ladies, j. G. Fowler and ladies, Geo. Halle
wood and ladies, Rev. H. s. Bennett and ladies.
Rev. w. W. Phillips and ladies' Gen. james P.
Brownlow and ladies, +. F. Mullikin and ladies,
Judge John Lawrence and lady, Capt. John
Ruhm and lady, Col. O'ROurke and lady, NJ. II.
Sanders and lady, Peter Dunn and lady, M.
Burns and lady, Gen. Geo. Nancy and lady,
Prof PinkertOn and lady, Ferdinand Pfister and
lady, Col j. E. Stevens, Capt. Robert johnson,
DR. d. b. Cliffe and lady, Geo. s. johnson, Geo.
w. Jenkins and lady. Toney johnson, Alex. Jo-
seph and lady, j. o. Griffith, j. p. Barthell
and lady, James T. Bell, Vain q Walker and
lady, j. II. Needles and lady, DIR. Jones
and lady, D. w. Classic and lady, VIM. Hearn
and lady, G. l.. HOllister and lady, W. 81. Muir
raw and lady, G. T. HOLSTER and lady, j. B.
Garfield and lady, H. a. Huntington and lady,
Samuel Dawson and lady, VIM. ID. Talbot and
lady, Geo. White and lady, Z. W. Chaplin and
T.
lady, Hon Geo. Andrews and lady, A Hemphin
and lady, Mrs. A. H Mcdonald, VIM. Davis and
lady, Geo. Beckwith and lady, Capt, Sam @.
Black and lady, 8. T. Widner and lady, H. II.
Hammer and brother, Abram Joseph and lady,
To thisN Rational CONNIE mOrati0n the cltizenso Of
Nashville and vicinity are cordially invited.
Donations of flowers are respectfully solicited
from all persons having them to spare and viii
ling to contribute them for the purpose of this
decoration.
The Chief Marshal will publish an additional
programme to be carried out at the cemetery in
time for all TO be notified.
G. P. THRUsTON,
j. w. PARAMORE,
CHAs. 7. WISe,
r. s. TUTHILL,
j. NJ. THATcHKR,
j. z. RExFORD,
WIN. A. GAvETT,
HENRY HARDING,
ALEX. GLEAvKs,
FRANcIs ODoNoHuE,
Committee Of Arrangements.