Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-28


procession; but no offensive emblems or device
VIII oe permitted to disturb the national cere
meny. '''e
After the President elect reaches the Capitol III,
various portions OF the procession will witness th
inauguration according to their pleasure takips
care TO respect the programme, which has alreadl
been published by the Committee Of the Senate
Ihe Military, the Marshal, Assistant Marshals
anu a.as, VIII cooperate In the execution Of tn,
AZ soon al the Inauguration ceremonies are con
Guided, the Military. with the Marshal, Assistan
Marshals, and Aids, will. as the final ceremony
escort the President and his attendants to the Ex
The Marshal-in-chief has appointed the follow
lng.named gentlemen as Marshals, Assistant Mar
shais and Aids. to assist him In carrying out tn,
arrangements Of the day:
-, Marshais.
]. Coombs, Lewis Clepbane
George II. Plant, Albert G. Hall
James w. Deeble, SA H. McKim
w. krzyZanowski, Foster Henshaw,
John l.. HAYES, Col John = Keves
William Simpson,
assistant MarshaLs Representing States ana
Territories.
Lucius Goodrich, Connecticut.
Richard Chenery, California.
J Grimshaw, Delaware.
John Wilson, Illinois.
w. 6. Coffin, Indiana.
Henry 3. Jennings Iowa.
Henry J. Adams, Kansas
Alexander Sneed, Kentucky
Samuel p Brown, Maine.
George N. Beale, MARYLAND.
Major Charles o Rogers, Massachusetts
Colonel Charles Dickey, Michigan.
w. s. King, Minnesota.
Thomas j. Boynton, Missouri
General Joseph c. Abbott, New Hampshire.
w 3 Pennington, New Jersey.
Major Alanson Welch, New York.
d. r. Goodloe, North Carolina.
Joseph Wing, Ohio.
Doctor Thompson, Oregon.
Theodore Adams, Pennsylvania
f.. J. Nightingale, Rhode Island
- Humphrey, Tennessee.
george Chapman, Vermont.
George Rye, Virginia
General l.. E. Webb, Wisconsin
Henry A. Webster, w ashington Territory
Colonel Nathaniel v. Jones, Utah Territory.
Hon. 5. H. Elbert, Nebraska Territory.
assistant Marstals.
Martin Buell., Isaac Strohm,
Woodford Stone, " PulizEi,
John Hines, A. Duvall,
Job w. Angus, SV. Stillings.
J. F. Hodgson, TB Brown.
James Lynch, John Parsons
George r. Wilson, b. Franklin (iuv.
Henry M. Knight, John Alexander,
u A Bassett, John M Keating,
A; e Richards, George 8 Kraft,
Edmund Flagg, Thomas Weaver,
l.. Henshaw, Michael Horniller,
}. NJ Lucas, CM Keyes
A. w. Fletcher, o. Marsh
Francis .. French, H. J. King.
James Kelley, Lewis Parker,
). r. Brandt, Alexander Clements,
Phlneas Tompkins, William Hendley,
DaVlo +. Brown, G. Robbins,
w. w. Bassett, DR. ~ 3 Lincoln
Charles Z. Casey, DIR. w. T.. Waters
James Nokes, John T. Clements,
Nathaniel e. Towle, E. White
Charles s. English, n Richards
F. A Soule, Jacob Bipelow
Hannibal C. Addison, Daniel Breed.
Hugh 6. Divine, A Edsen,
Samuel Strong, G. w. Garrett
Joshua Howard, John H. Wise,
X: Z. Stevens, Amos Hunt,
w. C.. Dodge, BF. Wilkins.
F. J. Seybolt, NJ. M. Ward,
John L; Elnsneld, w. b. Williams,
Edwin p. Bridges, Joseph Heyse,
A: j. Larner, Louis Baker,
Theodore Wheeler, 81 Bowen
P Crowley, William J Murtagh
aids to tho Marshal in-chief.
William Rabe, RobtJ Stevens, of Cal
John w. Jones, Clement L. West,
Ira Goodenow, II. X. Pangborn,
Nathan Darling, Isaac Bassett
u. Alfred Hall, Reuben b. Clark
John L. Hilton, Maj Thos. III. Bates
The Marshal-in-chief and his A ids will be des!g-
mated by orange-coored scarfs with white rosettes
and blue sadde-cloths with gilt trimmings
The Marshals will be DESIGNATED by blue srarfs
trimmed with blue. They will carry baton two
feet long, of blue color, with ends gilt about two
inches deep
The Assistant Marshals, representing States and
Territories. will be designated by pink scarfs
with white rosettes, and white saddle-covers
with pink. They will carry white batons
two feet long, with pink ends two inches deep
The Assistant Marshals will wear white scarfs
with pink rosettes, white saddle-covers trimmed
with pink. They will carry batons of pink color
two feet long, with white ends two inches deep.
The Marshals, Assistant MarshaIs, and Aids will
meet at the City Hall on the morning Of the 4th of
March precisely at nine O'Clock, fully equipped
where they will have appropriate duties assigned
them
The Marshal-in-chief particularly desires that
the Marshals, Assistant Marshals, and Aids will
wear common black hats, black frock coats, black
pantaloons over boots, and white or light-yellow
buckskin gauntlet gloves.
b. b. FRENCH, MarshaLin-ehief.
WARRINGTON, Feb. %, 1861.
NoTE.-It is suggested that Stevens & CO. (un-
der Browns HoteI will furnish scarfs and batons
promptly, and at reasonable rate, to all who may
apply. fe27-d