The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-23

participation in the festivities of this evening
we're completed. By the advertisement published
elsewhere 10 will be seen that the active and hon.
orsry members are requested to assemble mounted
and equipped at their headquarters at 81 o'clock
p.
Third Ward Democratic Central Club.
An adjourned meeting of this club Is called for
tomorrow evening ct No. l03 st. Charles street.
Business of importance Is to be transacted.
The chief MarshaIs OF Mounted Clubs
Are requested to meet at the ONCE of Sam. Hen
derson, chief of the first division, at No. SO Per-
dido street, at noon to-day, TO complete their
arrangements for forming the division. r-
TIE First Ward Central Club,
Dressed in their neat uniforms, were out last
evening in strong force to receive an exquisite
silken Union flag at the hands Of Mrs. Col. j. A..
Grow, at No. 476 Baronne street, after which the
club, accompanied by the Seymour zouaves and
way complmenting the CRESCENT with q serenade
for which they are rendered our kindest thanks.
Success to the First Ward Club.
The Junisr Fossil Guards,
Met pursuant to adjournment last evening, at
their headquarters. delegation OF twenty was
seut to represent the Junior Fossils at the banner
presentation Of the Frank Blair Guards Junior.
A delegation was also named to attend the de-
monstrstion of the Pendleton Guards, on Wednes-
day evening next. On motion II was unanimously
resolved that the N. o. CRESCENT be chosen the
official organ of the club. After further unim-
poriant deliberations the meeting adjourned.
The Seymour vedettes.
This club met last night. The roll was then
opened and twenty names were added TO the list.
On motion committee of Eve were appointed to
Hon. E. l.. Jewell, the ladies Of the Third District,
also the Hibernisns and Rousseau Guards, and the
German Democratic Club Of the Ninth Ward, for
the kind favors shown toward the club on the
evening of their banner and wresth presentation.
On motion the list of honorary members was
opened aud forty OF our most respectable citizens
were elected. II was then moved and carried to
adjourn. We are indebted TO Mr.. Louis p. Fulda,
secretary OF the Vedettes, for favors.
Clubs Meeting To-night.
Hancock Club, at headquarters at q o'clock,
to participate in procession and receive q wreath.
The Tigers at "a o'clock.
The Blair Guard of '6S at o'clock.
The Frank Blair Cadets at 81 O'Clock.
The Fossil Guards at 81 O'Clock.
The grand marshals of the clubs comprising the
third grand division of the procession are re-
quested to meet at the Office of O. W. Squires,
Esq, 20 Gravier street, at IL to-day.
The DIaymens Democratic Club will meet this
evening, foot OF Poydras street, at O'Clock, in
order 10 receive wreath and guidon. They will
march In procession mp Tchouptoulss TO 81
Callope street, thence down ST. Charles to Canal,
where they will take position with the other
clubs assembled for the welcoming of the St.
Louis delegation.
The Crescent City Democratic Club will as
sembe this evening at the wigwsm at 7, uniformed
and gloyed, in order to participate in the recep-
| ton of the st. Louis delegation. Honorary mem
| bers are invited TO attend.
The Magnolia Rangers are requested to meet
this evening in full uniform, at 7, at headquarters,
| in order TO participate in the reception by the
| Blair Knights of the st. Louis delegation.
The Sixth Ward Rough aud Ready Club, at the
| corner of Barracks and Chartres streets, ct P.
| NJ, 10 form for the procession.
The Minute Men of 6S, at corner of st. Charles
and Gravier Streets for the same purpose at P.
The Second Ward Democratic Club will rend q.
vous with the auxiliary clubs of the ward at Tvoli
Circle at 81 O'Clock this evening, and will thence
march to their place In line.
The Seymour Sentinels meet at their head
quars at O'Clock this evening to form In line and
| march to Join the procession.
The presidents of the various clubs of the
Ninth Ward meet at the Seymour Vedettes's head.
quarters No. $50 Love street, at 10 O'Clock to day
The Seymour Southrons at 81 o'clock.