Daily national Republican., 1863-11-14
TOr,isr Of Proc sss,on for IN. Inaug uratio,s
Of the National Ceb'etesy at Gettys-
burg, Pa, ON the 10Th November, Is8a

Military, under command of Major General
Couch.
Major General Meade and staff, and the officers
and soldiers of the Army of the Potomac.
Officers OF the Navy ami Marine Corps OF the
United States.
Aids. CMIER MARSHAL. Aids.
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Members of the Cabinet.
Assistant Secretaries of the sCveral Executiy We
Departments.
Gcncral-in. Chief of the Army, and Staff.
Lieut.. Gen. Scott and Rear Admiral Stewart.
Judges Of tho U. s. Supreme Court.
Hon. Edward Everett, Orator of the day, and
the Chaplain.
Governors of the States and their stats.
Commissioners Of the States on the Inaugura-
tion of the Cemetery.
Bearers with the flags of the States.
Nicc-Prcsident of the United States and Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
Members OF the two Houses of ConEress.
Officers OF the two Houses Of Congress,
Mayors of Cities.
Gettysburg Committee of Arrangements.
Officers and members Of the United States San
itary Commission.
Committees OF different Religious bodiea.
U. s. Military Telegraphic Corps. "r
On.cers and Representatives Of Adams Express
Company.
Officers Of different Telegraph Companies.
Hospital Corps of the Army. '.. "
Soldiers Relief Associations.
Knights Templar.
Masonic Fraternity. .
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Other Benevolent Associations. r. r
Literary, Scientific and Industrial Associations.
The Press.
Officers and Members Of Loyal Leagues. ..
Fire Companies. r-r
Citizens of the State of Pennsylvania. r-
Citizens of other States .E.'.
Citizens of the District of Columbia.
Citizens of the several Territories.
Programme Of A. rdngenients and Order of H.
srcises for The Inauguration of the National
Cemetery al Gettysburg, on The lsh Of No
Ucn.Ler, 1868. : 10
The military will form in Gettysburg at 0
O'Clock a. m, on Carlisle street, north Of the
square, its right resting on the square, Oppo-
site McClcllan's Hotel, under the direction of
Major General Couch.
The State marshals and Chief Marshals aid
will assemble In the public square at the same
hour.
All civic bodies except the citizens of States
will assemble, according to the above printed
programme, on York street at the same hour.
The delegation of Penrsyyania citizens will
form on Chambersburg street, Its right resting
on the square, and the other citizen dclega.
tions, in their order, will form ON the same
street in rear Of tho Pennsylvania delegation.
The Marshals of the States are charged with
the duty of forming their several delegations
so that they will assume their appropriate po-
sitions when the main procession moves.
The head ofthe column will move at precise.
ly 10 O'Clock a. IN.
the rUHtc will be up Baltimore street To The
Emmitsburg road; thence 70 the junction Of
the TaneytOwn road; thence, by the latter road,
" the Cemetery, where the military will form
in line, as the General in command may order,
for the purpose Of salutiDg the President of the
United States.
The military will then close up, and occupy
the space on the left of the stand. y ~ =
Tho civic procession will advance and Ucctf.
py the area In front Of the stand, the military
leaving sufficient space between them and the
line OF graves for the civic procession to pass.s
The ladies will occupy the right Of the stand
and it is desirable that they be upon the ground
as early as ten O'Clock A. N.
The exercises will take place, as soon as the
military and civic bodies are in position, as
follows:
Music.
Prayer.
hutio.
URATIUs.
DEpItAToRy RLMARKs BY ImL PREsDEnT or
the UNITED STATES,
DlrBe
BenedctiOn.
After the benediction the procession will be
dismissed and the State marshals and speciaI
aids to the Chief Marshal will form on Baltl.
more street, and return TO the Court House, in
Gettysburg, where meeting Of tue marshals
will DO held.
An appropriate salute will be fired in Gettys
burg on the day Of the celebration under The
direction of Maj. Gen. Couch.
y WARD II. IAMoS,
Marshal-in-C Chief