Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-28

(. Relatives Of the deceased.
o. The Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Indiana
10. Governors staff.
H. Officers Of State.
ie Judges Of the United States Courts. Supreme
Court, and Circuit and Common Pleas Courts OF the
State.
II Soldiers Of the war Of 1879
~. Members Of Congress.
Is Members Of the Senate and House OF Representa-
tives Of Indiana
ls. Officers o. the Sanitary and Christian Commits
sIons.
~ Corporate horites Of the city OF indianapolis
Including the various Orders and Associations.
Is City and county delegations Orders and Assoca-
tons from the State at large.
TO- The Reverend Clergy OF the various denOmIna
tons.
10 Delegation. and dsn suIshed strangers from other
States.
IL Colored de egations, Societies and Association
% Citizens II Indianapolis in carriages.
LINE CT MARCH.
The procession will be formed march promptly
At IL o clock a. m, and will move follows:
On Washington street east to Illinois, thence north
North street, thence east TO New Jersey street. thence
south to Washington street, thence west TO the Capt.
toll.
Upou reta rnng the Capitol the people Of the state
generally afforded opportunity 10 view the re-
mans by passing through the hall from south to north
AT ~ o'clock, midnight the remains will he escorted
Or the civil AMI ,ary authorities the funeral train
en- route for their final resting place.
The following MArshAiSAre announced;
General Thomas A. Morris. Chief Marshal. Ere'et
Brgsdier General A. A. Stevens. Chief Assistant Mar
shall
sAxsHALs-
ist Dsstriet-col James Blake, Col. W. +. KoilinEs
worth.
"a Dstrict--sien W. J. Rn,ott. Gen. BENJAMIN F.
seribner-
81 Dstrict-col A. J. Warner. Col. Kennedy Brown
4th plstrc;-Ccl. W. j. II. Robinson, Colonel Ira c.
Groves.
9Th Distre,-Col W r. Mclean. Q oil. Isaac P. Gray.
Cab Dsstrict-Col. d. q. H Sc. Col. James Burgess
Ith Di-trc,-Leut. Col Allen Rutherford, Col Robert
y. Hudson.
ssh ps-trc,-Nsjor c. 5. Stevenson Co, W. [. l. Tsy
9th Dsstrict-NsjOr Charles " Terrell Col David NJ.
Dunn.
10th D.strie,-Fred. r. Ruseh FsQ.. Col Charlie ".
Chapman.
ilth Distnct-Eben W. Kimbal Esq, Col Astury
steele.
The Narshais will be designated BY black espe sssies
aud rosetes trimmed with white silk Ebbon-hstous
covered and trimmed With the same materials
The adquarters Of the chief MArshAl and ASSISTANTS
vii be Qasrtermas,er Generals Office north, ard
scar The State House. Assistant Msrshas viii report
promptly 81 o'clock sunday moTnin.
Delegations from abroad all b. met arrival a. tie
Union Depot BY Asiisa AArshas who will give nccss
sary Instructions and osde-s.
All delegations, Associations. &c, embraced In tie
foregoing programme will appoint theiE ocers
requested 10 T'pOrt 10 the Chief Marshal by o'clock
early thereafter practicable, tha; the pro-
eesson NAY be organized promptly and without eoafa-
ion.
Band 81 music will be placed proper intervals n
the pr ,eessOn as Il IS organized
All paoic and private bGlldugs, carriages and ban
nsrs will he appropriately draped and ei,I,n generally
Tsrequested TO wear proper snbleuis Of mourning
The artillery s receive orders IN reference saries
and guss. from MAJOR Ger Hov~y Command
iBg the III triei.
Be- order 81 Governor NoarOS
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