Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-08-05

The following SPECIFIC ard minute direc-
tious from Chief Marshal of the torchlight
procession, viii be read with Interest by all
who design participating in, or witnessing
this grand display.
FORMATION OF THE PROCESSION.
The Fist Ward will form on Market
street, the right Tor head) Of the column
resting on Broad street, displaying north on
harriet siiect.
The Second Ward will fellow the First
on Market street, and display north.
The Third will join the Second, and the
Fourth will join the Third.
These four wards will form on Market
street, displaying north, and follow each
other in succession.
The Sixth Ward will form on Market
street, right resting on Broad street, dis
PLAYING south ON Market street.
The seventh Ward will Join the Sixth
and the Eighth will join the Sc enth.
These three wards will form on Market
street, displaying south.
The Ninth Ward will form on the north
side Of Broad street. ri. ht resting on corner
Of Broad and College streets, displaying
west TO Cherry street and north on Cherry.
The Edgefield wagons will jOinthe Ninth
closing upon Niuth Ward.
The Tenlh Ward viii foTm OF College
street, right resting ca Broad street, dis
PLAYING south on College street. In order
to do this, the Tenth Ward will have to
make dctOur and approach Broad street
on College from the south.
The Tenth district and Thirteenth Dis
lrict wagons will follow i'm rear Of the
Tenth Ward, and take position there.
The wagons from the Ninth, Fifteenth,
Second, Fourth, Fifth. Third, Sixth and
Seventh Districts, will form on the south
side of Broad, right resting on College and
displaying west on Broad 10 Cherry, and
south on Cherry street.
The wagons from the Twenty-fifth.
Twelfth and Fourteenth Districts will fall
in rear Of the Tenth Ward and Tenth and
Thirteenth Districts, on South College
street, below Broad.
The wagons from the Twenty-frst,
Twenty-secOnd, Twenty-third, Twenty
fourth, Nineteenth and Twentieth Dis
triciS will form in rear Of the wagons Of
the Ninth Ward and Seventeenth District,
on Cherry street, heading towards Broad
ahd ioiniiig the rear Of the Seventeenth
District wagons, displaying north on Cher
~ street.
The MOUNTED MEN
will form OH the south side OF Broad
street, right resting on Cherry and display
ing west on Broad.
The White Greek hGrsesen and
Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Twentieth
District mounted men will form on Sum-
meE street, right resting on Brad, display
ing north on Summer.
The Tweuty-secOnd. Twenty-third and
Tweniy-.OuTth District hOTsemen viii form
on High street, right resting on Broad, dis
playing north on High street.
The Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth, Seventh, Eiuth and Fifteenth Dis
tricts mounted men will form on Summer
street, right resting on Broad, displaying
south on Summer.
The Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Thir-
teenth, Fourteenth and Tweniy-fii(h Dis
tricis mounted men Til form on High
street. right resting on Vine, and display
Ing rOrth on that street,
THE ROtTE
of procession will be from Broad to Col
lese street, north Oh College 20 Line, Line
10 Summer, Summer 70 Cedar, Cedar Ia
Cherry. Cherry to Church, Church to
Spruce, Spruce to South Union, South
linton to Summer. Summer to Ash, Ash To
Market. Market to the Public Square. where
the procession will disband. The follow
ing will be the
ORDER or MABCtI.
Mounted Police.
Battalion Of Police on foot.
Chief Marshal.
Assistant Grand MarshaIs.
Escort.
Executive Committee in carriages.
Mounted Escort,
GibsOn's Silver COrnet Band.
Citizens Of different wards on foot.
Decorated wagons Of wards and districts.
Cavalry Division of wards and districts
with DaS idson County Brigade in advance.
The Police will form on College near
Broad, facing the SQUARE, and will bs IN
position at p. II
The Executive Committee will find car
riages in waiting at the Union Bank build
ing at 7:3O p. NJ. and will have the car
riages at the corner Of Broad and College
at s 2. NJ, sharp.
The procession will move not later than
$50 p NJ, and as much sooner as possible.
GibsOn's Silver COrnet Band will take pO-
sition at the corner Of Broad and College
streetc.
The Chief Marshal and Grand Marshals
will make their head quarters between
Market and College on Broad street, and
can be found there from : p. VI. until the
procession moves.
j.. NJ. THATCHER, Chief Marshal.
WHAT THE MARsHALs DID YESTERDAY.
The MarshaIs of the Grand Torch Light
Procession met at Head Quarters yesterday.
The reports of Marshals Of the lst, I'd,
Sd and 4th wards were very satisfactory.
The Marshal of the 9Th ward reported
that he had appointed r. X. Freeman As
sistant Marshal in place Of J. A. Grundy.
The Sixth ward is all right.
The Seventh ward will furnish one
wagon with wheelwrights al work, one car
penier's shop, and one blacksmith's shop
with men at work
The Eighth ward will assemble at Fire
mans Hall, Cherry street.
The Ninth ward reported TO be hard al
work.
In the Tenth ward, A. J. Law, Marshal,
appoints w A. McAlister, Jr-, and VIM:
Brown, Assistant Marshas. This ward
will turn out $50 touches, and will have
eight wagons decorated. They will as
semble at Nashville and Chattanooga de-
pot.
The Tenth district will have mounted
turn out.
In the Eleventh district, A. III. Bradford,
Marshal, appoints Willis Sawyers and A.
Brown, Assistant Marshals.
". Matt Brown, Jr., has been elected
marshal of the Seventeenth district and Ed.
Hickman marshal Of the Eighteen They
rpnort that their districts will have a tne
turn out.
The following is a complete list of the
marShals and assistant marshals:
I n Thatcher chief marshal.
&c. Wands, chief Of staff.
SDeneer Eakin, Casper Kuhn, Pat Walsh,
/ q. Sawyers, j. l.. Whorley and \. b.
ZONES. assistant grand marshals.
word marShals and assistants: First,
,yarI--C. p. McCarver, Marshal; W. b.
Brvan. John Dix and Webb Paschall, As
Sacond Ward-A. ii. Frieke, Marshal
Thin Ward-L. p. Barnes, Marshal
7 Todd and Adam Dell, assistants.
Fourth Ward-Wm. Haslam, Marshal,
Pat Rvrpe and Polk Brown assistants.
Eiffb Ward-Wm. Eastman, Marshal,
n Howell and Il. r. Freeman assist
ants. - -
Wood and |. r. Turner assistants
Seventh Ward-Ed Miller, Marshal,
.Iohn Davis, Thos. HOpsOn, W. L. Beatty
ana Geo. Morton, assistants.
Fighth ward-R- j. Geiger, Marshal, T..