The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-05

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Carpet-bagsery and scala waggery he considered
without f0othOld here that the State Of Louis-
ana was now redeemed. free and disenthralled,
and viii continue 90 from the pestilence that now
consumed the substance OF the people. 49,
Three cheers were given for the president tf
the cub, after which it adjourned sine de-
TIE HANCOCK CLuB-This club met last even
ing, DIR. Drew, presiding. After the trausacsion
of some business Il adj ourned sine die for the pur
pose Of reorganization. Mr.. Jewell was siled
On 70 pres'oe' pro. ssm:, snd monon vas edopt'
;or Th anu re-, rcrr.n,.sd u.u.s mss.'
Officers elected J. Pinckney Smith, presiden';
Walter L. Jewell, lst vice president; Ruf6n y.
Barrow, I'd vice president; VIM. HI. Ellis, J. w.
Walden. secretaries; A. A. Boyd, treasurer Gen.
1hos. NJ. Scott, marshal.
Several letters from auxiliary clubs In the coun-
try parishes have been received, urging the Han
cock club to continue its organization ss the &C.
kDowledged head of the Hancock Clubs of the
stste. 80 =, :, -. D - -.
ana scgrecsted nesrlv 5000 Vote.
80
IHE SEYMOUR sourHkoNs. l40 strong. cuo
tne cause, meets Tonight 10 enect a permanent
organization. Inc occasion ls an important one.
and we urge upon every member the duty OF
prompt attendance.
A PRE- BROKE OUT about O'Clock In an unoccu-
pied house. owned by Peter Caudeld, and situ-
steo on 81. james street, between sixth ana
seven'h. The roof OF the kitchen was burned on
and the rear part OF the main building was also
parnai,y oes'royee. Inc n'e s supposed 10 nave
peen tne work OF On incenoisry. Inc properly
was insured ior *iooo.
YOUNG MAN riding on horseback along AZ.
Charles street about five O'Clock last evening, fell
10 the pavement and was badly bruised. He waa
conveyed to bis residence on Carondelet street.
THE CIVIL. sHrRrrr,s private office vesterdav
was nearly full of poll boxes from the various
prec;pcta Tbev we're ali duIv aeaIed ana lahsIed
CIRCULAR purportlng 70 emanate from the
Council OF len was brought to prominent citi-
zen, Monday, by negro named Addison jenkins,
who said that similar documents had been scat.
tered broadcast In every neighborhood occupied
by negIoes, and in every negro club aud other
political or religious negro association In the par
ish. The circular is laughable appeal to the
has laoe iua @ ~ ,Sx neaa Eau anu c'oooy
cras,;on wssi ;nren,;on nf sba onarnv '~'' u
s's"A'A' a "e"A 'A''A''A VI ''' eA'"''s
4 PAIR OF HORSES attached to q carriage took
fright al the corner Of Jackson and Chestnut
streets, yesterday morning about O'Clock, and
dashing Oh almost Immediately overturned the
vehicle, which contained q gentleman and two
on, ana sus,a;nsd :. zee thonoh no, f.,.i ;u;nyI
rss, riss 'A' '1'''1 'A''sA NV '"'A' '''1'
MADAME RoLAN, residing at No. ZIG Toulouse
street, made an attempt to commit suicide, about
IL O'Clock on Tuesday night, by inficti1g terri
BILE cut upon her throat. The occupants Of an
adjacent apartment, hearing the grosns, burst
open the door and found the unfortunate woman
lying on the floor weltering In blood, but still
alive. and holding the knife with which the deed
had been committed. She was removed to the
Charity Hospital, where surgical care was