New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-22
a Military Rarhecue

Fer the benefit of Volunteers and their families will be
given TUESDAY, 22i insta t, the grounds of the Me-
tae Association Regiment OF Confederate Guards
The object purely benevolent many Of patriotic cit
proposing furnish grauitonsly all that may be required
of meat provisions ce tables table etc. in order that
deduction whatever shall be made from the money received
Beeyes calves sheep lambs shoas and pigs will be roasted
and served whole addition which meats of all kinds will
be GOALS in the usual manner The cooking will
he done on the grounds dinner served tables covered
awnings sufficient the accommodation Of tive thousand per-
sons Provisions cooked and uncooked consumed, with
many articles will be the Free Market the follow
From 10 Mto2 p NJ will be deToted to target practice
for prizes promenades Alta p NJ dinner will be served
and at 51G P. NJ. military parade will take place
To the ladies' who most forward in giving aid and
comfort volunteers and their families would respect
fully suggest that provides herself with cheap calico
dress plainly made to be on tie OCCASION and to be do
Free Market the next morning. for the fnmies Of
those who be the recipients Of the receipts OF the Bar
becue-
The building will afford every convenience to enable ladies
and children to pass the day comfortably if at home
Carriages ladies aud families only, will be permitted to
the gate the Of the ladies' stand and other
vehicles will be allowed within the enclosures.
Police officers will be in attendance preserve order and pre-
vent the entrance Of improper persons. .- q
Each ticket 81 So Children 50 cents Nurses and servants
families in attendance free Officers and prvates of the
will purchase tickets from the Secretaries OF their
respective compaae for themselves apd families and no free
ticke,swl be issued +. ~ --5.G -.Te d.. 1@4
The Volunteer Corps of the city respectfully invited,
through their commanding officers Join the Regimen in the
military ceremonies of the day.
The following Gentlemen will be in attendance to receive the
Ladies' on their arrival at the grounds @'
John Watt, FsF Ell. Forstall, Lous +. Mexant,
A. Carriere,s VIM. Henderson, II. T. Lonsdale,
N. Mussou, j. N. Lapeyre, VIM. G. Harris,
G. y. Leeds VIM. T, Hepp T. H. Leeds
"; P. Atwood Sarnl Snah, .-- -- VIVA. Bell. go
c. iCavarec, -alS A.Rotinson. A. NJ. Fottier, :
Sanll Bell + ete, Jules Laveigne, Adam GfIin, %
u H Staufer, Geo Nathan, W. A. 6asquet,
Walter G. Robinson, VIM. Bogart, j. p. Hoblom,
Jnof Crickhara, W. E. Eeverich, Chas. Derbigny.
w H. Avery, ~ Geo A. FFeret, Wv ~ '@ ,'"l
Tickets be obained of this Tr;asprer Jo g. Gaines,
ESQ. and at TIE Hot els and Bookstores .r SAX -e.a
10 avoid confusion all desired purchase their Tickets
in the city. " "
ma The entire receipts of the day the Canal street City
roa and the Ridge Road from the Bayou Bridge 10 the
Half Way House. will be donated to the above object.
Seq Fare on Canal street Road will increased to TEN
CENTS for this day only. y, --..4.... -. .
M Should the weather be unpleasant, notice will be given
of the pos ponenient Of tie affair F'9 ~ " OLE 2ptd