The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-09

that which heads this paragraph. There VIII
be meeting on Tuesday night at Eagle Hall
for the purpose of permanently organizing.
Young men wishing to join sterling mounted
club had best be on hand.
sus.Preespes Deneerstic Club. Third Ward.
A preliminary meeting of the club COM
posed of the residents of the sub-precinct
bounded by Canal, Perdido. st. Charles and
Circus streets, was held last evening at Haw-
kinss Saloon. goodly number OF the reg
istered members were present. but the pro-
cession of the Seymour Knights called away
so many of the members, that it was deemed
advisable to postpone the permanent organic
alton until Monday evening at the same
hour. All residents, whether members OF
other clubs or not are invited to be present
and take part in the organization the
objects of the club being simply to register
and vote, and see that every other man in
the precinct does the same.
Frank Blair Cadets.
This clubs meeting on Claiborne street,
last evening, was numerously attended. a
communication was received from an auxiliary
club, asking to unite with the Cadets, and upon
motion a committee was appointed to receive
them. The following gentlemen were chosen
marshals, and the following committees ap-
pointed, viz: John Connors, chief marshal; Jno.
Mccormick, first assistant marshal; Francis
Leahy, second assistant marshal; p. Sullivan,
third assistant marshal
Committee on uniform-Sam1 De Mott,
Jno Mccormick, Thos N. Cavanaugh, w. j.
Grady.
Committee on parade lamps-Jno. McCor-
mick, L. Lyons, G. Eggleman.
The Cadets then adjourned to Wednesday
evening, the 18th inst.
We acknowledge our indebtedness to Mr..
W. ]. Grady for renewed favors.
The second Ward Coiored Club
Organized last night by the election of the
following officers
Walter A. Milteer-President.
Joseph NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
David Reed-Secretary.
Jno. Reed-Treasurer.
Fred Gladden-Marshal.
After the election DIR. Drew, Capt. Mitch
ell, Alderman Brady, Capt Cough, and other
well known gentlemen, addressed the club in
few words of instruction and encouragement.
The president and vice-president, also each
spoke. The club has now 20 members, meets
every Wednesday at 2O9 Tchoupitoulas street,
every Friday at the Jackson Railroad depot.
The rolls are now open, and any colored man
will be welcomed to the organization.
The First ward Club
Held their regular weekly meeting last night,
at Eagle Hall. At the conclusion of the rou-
tine business of the club, that staunch old
Democrat, Prof. Dimitry addressed them
few stirring words on the duties which now
demand the attention of all of u.s. His ad-
dress finished, the club adjourned to meet
again next Saturday night.
The Eleventh Ward Club
Held meeting last night. After the transact
ion of routine business, the club was adj
dressed by some two or three gentlemen rela-
tive to the great issues now upon us. An
early adjournment followed.
The Parish Executive Committee
viii meet at their headquarters at eight o'clock
this morning.
Cubs Meeting Monday Might.
The Blair Knights, in the club room over
Hawkins's saloon on Common street, at half
past o'clock, regular weekly meeting.
Blair Zouaves, on the corner of Tchoupi-
toulas and Fourth streets, at half past seven
o'clock, to permanently organize.
The German Democratic Club at Chandeliers
Warehouse, on Tchoupitoulas street, near the
Soraparu Market, to organize.
The Tenth Ward Colored Club will be or
gained over Pfsters feed store. opposite the
Magazine Market.
Seymour southrons, at o'clock, at their
headquarters.
Fossil Guards, at their Hall, at 7i o'clock.