The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-22
PROOF ANNE
IN AZ q U - A T ION
~ o. the
pRYSInIUT and VICErPRKSIDEUT
esSs@ OF TIE
80 COvrEDERATE STATES.


LIST Colonel Chasl Les Dimmock TO b Chief
Marshal. assisted By fonr Aida
-. The Senate and House Of Representa-
tiv0 viii meet In their respective Halls AT
~ o'clock A. H., and then. with their 70.
spectivs o6osfs. repair 70 the Hall Of the
House OF Delegates Of Virginia, which has
bssn Kindly rendered By the House Of Dele.
satss.
a.. The President and Woe. President elect
VII b conducted 70 the Hall By the Joint
Committee Of AIrangement - at III O'Clock,
and b received BY the Assembly. standing.
4th. The President Of the senate will &C.
eupy the ssat on the right Of the President
slec< the Wee. Preaidsnt elect that on the
left OF the President. and the Speaker Of the
Heuse that ON the left Of the Viee.Prestdent.
9th. Invitations are extended 70 The follow.
ing persons and bodies, 70 wit:
Members OF the Cabinet, who viii b seated
on The right and left Of the President Of the Ten
ste and Speaker Of the House. The Governor
Of Virginia and hts STAFF; the Governors
Of any other OF the Confederate States who
may be In Richmond, and az Governor Lowe.
Of Mar land; the Senate and Hoxse Of Dele.
the judges Of the Supreme court Of Virginia,
and Of the supreme court Of any other Of the
Uonfsderate States who may be In Rich.
mond the Judges Of the Confederate DIS.
tstct Court 1T Richmond, and any other
Judge OF Confederate Court who may be in
Richmond; the members Of the late PrOvis-
ienal Congress; the officers Of the Army and
Navy Of the Confederate States who may be
In Richmond; the Mayor and Corporate nu-
.hor,ues of the city OF Richmond; the Rsv,
CLERGY. and Masonic and other Benevoien.
sostesies, and the members OF tho Press.
=. At half-paet tvelvs o'clock the process.
don will move from the Hall BY the eastern
door Of the Capitol, 70 The Statue Of Wash.
instou, on the Public Square. by such rout
A the Ohiuf Marshal may dire In the fol.
lowing order, 10 VII:
l. The Chief Marshal
IL. Tho Band.
III. biz members Of The Committee, OF Ar.
rsugsm en,s, including their respective Chair
Asa.
Nv. The President elect. attended BY the
President Of the Senate.
v. The Wee. President elect, attended BY
the Speaker Of the House Of kepresen "a tives.
VI. The Members Of the Cabinet.
VII. The educating Clergyman, aud the
judge Of the Confederate Court At Klch.
mond.
VIZ. The Senate Of the Confedsra 70 States.
with its officers, In column Of fouYs.
IL. The House Of kepfeeen tativss. with Its
officers. In column Vt foars.
x. lie Governors OF Virgins and other
states, and staff.
XII. The nom bsrs Of the Senate and House
Ut Delegates VI Virginia, and their omosrs.
XII. The Judges Of The upreIne court of
Virginia, and other States who may be In the
city Of Richmond $
XIII. Ths officers Of tho Army and Navy.
xlY. The Reverend Clergy.
XIV. The Mayor and Corporate authorities
Of the oity Of Richmond.
XVI. The Mnsons aud other Benevolent
SocIetiee.
XVII. Members Of the Press.
XVII. Citizens generally.
\ Seats will Be provided BY the Chisf Mar.
shall for the Governors Of states; the judges,
and, - far ~ practicable. for the other
gussts.
themselves at tho door Of the Hall in the or.
der above indicated
Al ths Static of Washington the President
elect. the vics. Presid ent elect, the President
Of the Senate, the Speaker Of the House Of
representatives,, the omcia ting Clergyman,
Confederate Judge, Governors Of States,
judges Of the Supreme Courts Of States, the
Chief Marshal and his Aids. and six Of the
Committee Of Arrangements. will take posi-
lions on the platform. Prayer will then be
offered BY the Rt. Rev. Bishop Johns.
The Inaugural Address will thea b de-
liversd; after which, the oath will be admin.
istsrsd to the President By the Confederate
Judge In Richmond, the Hon. J. D. Haly.
burton, and the result will be announced By
the President Of the Senate.
The oath will then be admin lstered to the
vics.President BY the President Of the Senate,
who will also announce tho r1sult.
The several legislative bodies will then re-
turn to their respective Halls. and the Pre-.
sident and Vice. President will then DO e..
oorted to their respective homes BY the Com.
nittee Of Arrangements.