The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
fset, in the following order io.wit:
/. The Chief Aefshsi. - 'ei'>

I 2. The Band. A''A
h 3. Six membslsp pr lie COMMITTEES Of
Arrangements, ihe lhding their respective
Chairman. ~ l'.
4. The Presid6gi elect, attended By The
President Of the echaie.
5. The Vice Pfesident elect, attended
BY tho Spessor q the House OF Repre-.
sentalives. ~ -
6. The member If the Cabinet,
THE o6icialih8 clergyman and the
Judge Of the Confederate Court at Rich
mond. S.7i "t
s,ilhs Senate u lie Confederate States
with its officers, N column Of fours. s
8. The House u representatives., with
Its officers. 10 coIpin Of fOurs. sn s.i'a
( 10, TIE Govefnors Of Virginia and
other Sal s6d staff. sr''''s 2s3 Ap
{ II The members Of :he Senate and
House Of Dslsgstes Of Virginia and theil
officers. 9's aii3o q fll
l2. Tie Jldges Of the Supreme Co1rl
Of Vifginia hEd other States who may b
|in the city Of Richmcrd. '9s'@a
rs. The 6fficers of the army and navy
a.. TIE reverend clergy. 1 .ss
is, The Mayor aud Corporate authori
ties ofthscity Of Richmond. s.5i : !
i6. The MasOns and other beneyolsn
societies. ela. l'..' eA ~ si.'
II. Members oftbe press. ~
10 Citizens generally.
Seats wili3be provided by the Chic
Marshal for The Governors Of States, th,
Judges, and, as far as prac ticable for th,
other guests.2 ~ .'' -
The invited guests are requested L
present themselves at the door of ih,
Hall in the order above indicated.
At the statue Of Washington the Pres
lident elect, tbe Vice President elect. tn,
President ;ofthe Senate, the Speaker o
The House Of Representatives tho officia
ting clergy yinAb, Confederate Judge. Gov
1efnOfs Of Slaiss. the Chief Marshal an,
lhis aids. and Six Of the COMMITTEES Of Ar
llA1gtmenis will take positions oh the plat
form. prayer Milithen b6 offered by h
Right Reverend Bishop Johns. lS ~
The Inaugural Address will then b
delivered giyen above; after which tb
oath will be administered TO The Presiden
BY the Confederate Jndge in Richmond
~, D, Halyburton, and The resub will
be announced By tbs President Of The Sen
late.,, ,,.,.- stsy .,S,y.t,.y5i -vS/s
The oath will then te administered II
the Vice President by the President o
The Senate. who will also announce the Ie
The several legislative bodies y III the
/ return 70 their respective halls. and th
President and Vice President will the
be escorted to their respective homes b
the Committee Of Arrangements. 81
How q Newfoundland Feels on Bat
IMvdslF r..l tie Field. ,g.i }i"
iaoA Fort Donelson correspondent Of th
New York Tribune writes: Of n.sJ laf
Few persons are Atherc who have no
some curiosity about battle. fields. an,
who do not desireto know how men fee
when under FIRE, especially before custor
has mace, them fselindifsrent or secure
Most Of those who we're at Douelsoh mus
have had this experience, as the field wa
such tha, few rould golto any part of
wishousincuriug more 'orfalesso risk
Hardly any one could see the enemy o
abeir guns, ENTHUSIASTICALLY the first in
timation of their presence would be tb
failing Of she'll or The ratiliug of shot o
balls in his immediate vicinity. s@a137ef
~ do NOT suppose have much physics
or moral courage. but tths sensations IN
/ der fire, judging lToIb my experience, ar
diferenIfr from what sisisxpected. a7uS',
\ 10 A reasoning man at first feels alarmed
and his impulse isaofuu away ;aud If h
has no reason to stand, be probably doe
run; butaIt each exposure, helgruws les
timid, and hearing cab,ster E an
grape about his earsia dozen times, be
gins 10 think 1hs issnot destined tob
hurt, assA blo sil$fiEo' +modf iab'
He stil feels, rather uneasy. perhaps
but the danger becomes fascinating. and
though be don'tIWishto be hit, he like
,ohaye narrow ssoapss, and 80 voluutati
ly places himself in . position, where b
!, car. ineur more n.s ,sN sa'n7,eiie,5 a, I.
After little while, he begins 10 real
; onIthe matters fslieessn upon ''he 'doctrlr
, OF probapliitiesiEAna how much lpowds
! and lead isineca6saEIly wasted h,tore an
o man is killedaorlM0undsdsu ARi
ssHbylshould lls be, he thinks 80 muc
more lucky thans9any other rlpsopisi AZ
, ne soon can ipeALtne9 whizziny aeli oui!e
yllhtae tolerepls degree ,oi 'eqarnimit..
though hednsohntari,y dodges vr .r'es