Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-08-05
Eighteenth Dis;rict-Ed Hickliiar; hsr.

sinai.
Fifteenth District ". y. Brown, Mar
shal; Cavalry Division, Capt. W. G. Ew-
in, Chief Marshal; Jno. w. Hill, Chief Of
staff; w. b. Ruels, DIR. j w. McMurray,
ID. Neil, Geo. Cariin, Rgdy Fehr and Gait.
Vanleer, Aids.
SPECIAL ORDER To WARD NARSHAIs.
March yOGr ward detachment To its ap-
pointed place, SO rs to be in position be-
fore +. h.
Have a transparency al the bead Of yo,,r
ward, with the number of the ward eOn=
spicuously displayed.
Put your fOOtmen in charge of en- assist
ant marshal, and be ready 10 let them take
place at the head Of the column. as Won
will be directed before the column moves.
Have your wagons in close order on one
side Of the street only.
Offensive trlnsparencies will not be per-
United in the procession Examine these
before you leave yc,r place Of assembly.
Keep al the head Of your ar,l 80 that
orders can reach you promptly.
Call at j. g Wand's office for torches
and lanterns.
Don't let your men light torches until
| the column is ready TO move.
Have a copy Of the morning paper with
you so as 20 consult directions.
SPECIAL ORDERS TO DISTRICT MAhs1AIS.
Send your footmen in charge Of an As
| siStant Marshal to their place in line, deSig-
mated for foOimen, on Broad, between Col
lege and Front.
Have your wagons in close order, in place
assigned them.
Report the number Of your horsemeu 10
| Capt. w. G.. EWin at his headquarters,
! cOrfier CT Broad ard Cherry streets.
Keep at the head Of your column, or see
that your Assistant Marshal is there IL
| your absence.
J. NJ. THATCHER,
Chief Marshal.
THE DISPLAY TONIGHT
II the various trades and professions will
| far excel anything ever before witnessed in
/ this city. Among the more prominent the
| following may be mentioned:
Swan 4 Brown handsomely decorated
and made to initiate a monster piece OF
artillery, manned by an artillery company
i'm uniform and drawn by six powerful
horses. Fireworks consisting Of bengal
lights, part fire, rockets and roman candles,
| will be exhibited from this wagon, bS Mr..
| Luck, at the turning q each street corner.
Hugh McCrea'S cooper will turn oft 3
| genuine cooper shop with full number OF
hands at work under the superintendent
of Mr.. harrington.
Simpson Il Woods yill make a display
with big steam wagon, and will also turn
ont a monster piece Of artillery we'll man
ned by artIllerists. Also gang Of boiler
makers hard - work.
The Chattanooga shops will make q gor-
geouS display with eOlored lamps and head
lights.
Valentino Il Co. will have a large wagon
drawn BIZ six white horses, the wagon Oc-
cupied by a number of young ladies' en-
gagged in wrapping and packing chewing
gum, quantities Of which will be thrown
out 10 the crowd as the wagon passes along
the street
| ID. c. Coleman, the marble cutter, viii
make display Of a beautiful statue just
received from Europe. and which will b
appropriately decorated.
| b. +. Parker, the Cherry street ice mer.
chant, will have a big ice wagon in the
procession, with a force of men at work
saving up sClldisea GOODNESS and diStrib-
uting with free band.
Mr.. DOdson, the North Nashville street
sprinkler, will have couple Of his wagon:
on the street laying the dust in a gentle
refreshing manner.
Ed Miller will turn out a wagon Of mat
tress-makers, all busily employed.
The Tenth Ward will turn out some ter
or fifteen wagons, all handsomely deco
rated.
From the Ninth Ward there will be on.
wagon with stone masOns al work, WACO;
with Dutchmen making saur-kraut, butch
er-wacon full Of live stock, butchers a
work, etc, and wagon illustrating Ciyi
Rights ball with music and dancing.
Mr.. Cramer, of the South Nashvill
Broom Factory, will have a large wasor
containing a force OF broom-makers a
work.
Tavel. Eastman & Howell will exhibit
printing press with men engaged in print
ing.
| Andy Creighton will have 4 wagon fit
ted up so as to represent a complete car
penter shop.
Edgefield will occupy prominent plac
NTH procession, and will make me dis
play. There will be wagons from tn
Bucket Factory, from the Sad1le-tree Fac
tory, from the Railroad Shops, etc. Tn
Edsefeld Minstrel Band, and the Starligh
Glee Club, will also take part in the dis
play.
! THE MUSIC
will form a very attractive feature of th
display. The procession will be headed b.
the Rock City Band. The Tenth war
has secured the ST. Joseph Total Absti
hence Band, and Capt. Ewin telegraDhe'
10 Franklin, Ky, yesterday for a fine bras.
band 10 march at the head Of the Davidson
county cavalry brigade. In addition Il
these there a III be other musical Organiza
tiOns in the procession.
One thousand torches have been pro
vided, and at least an equal number o.
Chinese lanterns viii be seen in the pro
cessiOn.
PUBLIC SPEAKING
| will take place on the sOuth-side Of The
Public Square, after the disbanding Of the
procession, a spacious and convenient
stand having been erected for that purpose.
Addresses will be made by Gen. w. u.
Bate, Hon. Neill ). Brown, Gen. j. III
Quarles, Gen. W. W. Vaughn, Nat. F.
i orteh, Mai. 10. D. Wade, Neill 5 Brown
Jr., and others. No doubt there will be an
immense attendance, as this will be the
last public speaking Of the canvass.