The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-10

lem ee Col. B. 8. Moe, Col. p. u. Fouke as co1i-
uiiiee on finance. nmotion It sas
Eesolred. That the thanks Of the club be ana
are hereby rendered to Major Al. wagner, the
re representative of the CREsCksT for his atendaace
aud the interest which that paper takes In the or
gsniEstioD of the club. a
On motion the club adjourned.
To addition to the above. We can safely sts'e
that every Democratic club In this city viii cheer
fully fer its rooms far the accomm ,ds,ioo oil the
Soldiers and Sailors Conservative Club. Geo.
Steedman 10 a. stesdfast and as honest Ia bis sd-
vaneenent OF Democratic principles as ne aud the
gentlemen with him were honest and courageous
~ the defense of he Union during the tate war.
We call upon sl clubs friendly 10 the noble cause
q Seymour and Blair TO come for ward, heart and
soul, in order to welcome the soldiers and sailors.
The 81 neur ssatinsis,
Ever ready ter duty, met last tight IN regular SEES
sion. After tfsnsseupg some clue BUSINESS the
following gentlemen were elected honorary mem
bers: Gen. Clss. Lsbuzan, j. o. Nixon, Jr., Hon.
e. L. Jewell. John J. Lane, r. II. Noble. E. A..
Tyler Z. f. Brsshear DIR. Warren stoDe. Sr. DR..
Reach. Dr. Nippert. Judge Edmund Abel. DIR. E
KeIls, DIR. Bsrte, Peter Gsssen. Mr.. Bonzsno, A..
Hoffman, c. Bush. DIR. Herd. Maj J. simpson aud
P. Carey. Mr.. Burckhsrdt. who has hitherto
filed the difficult post Of secretary. tendered his
resignation aud the club selected Mr.. E. +. Chau-
Were TO ell his place. Without further business
the Sentinels adjourned until next Wednesday.
The nIsir sesttaeis.
Asvill be seen from O notice in another col.
umn, are to-nighI to receive from the ladies' q
well earned testimonial OF the high esteem in
which they are held by our fair compatrots.
The presentation will take place at the residence
Il 7. ]. Farrell, E-q., president OF the Sendnels
No. All Magazine street. near Terpsichore. As,
semblibg at heafQusrters, corner OF Julia AMI
Rampant streets. the club will march by the ind
Gated route 10 Mr.. Farrell's house. thence around
the city. All Democratic clubs are cordially IN
vited TO take part in the procession, with the re
Quest that the grand msrshss OF those accepting
shall report at the headquarters of the Sentnels
ct 81 O'Clock. For special Invitation to be o.
shall be there, as il will not be an affair to b.
missed. Remember, members of the club,
O'Clock, sharp.
The Blair Zouaves
Met last night, occupying, for the first time tn
new wigwsm, corner of Magazine and Seventh
| streets, erected for the llIh Ward club. and o.
them kindly rendered to the Zousves. Business
principally routine in its character was transacted
| The club decided 10 meet hereafter every Moo
dsy evening at the wigwam. BY the by, while
the ladies Of our city are presenting banners an
| flags, we are surprised that they have not ye
given to the Zousves one of those tokens Of sd
niration and esteem. They certainly. both iron
| their numerical suength, the individual worth o
the members and their activity IN tue cause, de
| serve something of the sort, and we here NOV
| that the ladies of the Fourth District forthwith
| Ike measures TO that effect. Who seconds tn
| The Blair Knights
Met last night. They received communica
| ton from st. Louis, announcing the pr0oaoie OF
| psTture thence of the delegation with the lont
| expected banner about the 18th or 10th. fh
visitors will come by rail by special train, an
will therefore arrive here on the 2lst or 2It
Their advent will create quite stir. The Knight
meet again on Wednesday next.
The Seymour southrons
Have changed their headquarters from l0l S
Charles street to the corner OF Magazine aud Jull
streets. There is TO be a meeting of the club q
night, and we call the particular attention Of a
members TO this change. The business to com
up is special; SO, gentlemen, be prompt.
Other Meetings Last Night.
The jackson lnvincibles held a large snd ell
thusiastic meeting last evening, on the corner
Canal and Basin streets.
The Seymour Legion had very fattering a
tendance at their headquarters last night, at u
81. Louis Hotel.
The Sixth Ward colored club had large ar
enthusiastic meeting at the tobacco warehouse. c
Robertson street, last evening. They had q lars
addition 10 their numbers, and their proceedin,
were marked by order and excellent sense.
The Ninth Ward Democratic club held the
regular meeting last night, at the crescent Be-
Saloon, in the Third District.
The Noble 81 iris OF '68 had an unusually lsri
gathering Of their members last evening, at hea
quarters, on Goodch'ldren street. Mr.. Que
presided. The usual business was transacted.
The HeDQTcke OuhIus uciu tuclI regular Wcch
! ms..i o .-ss H'gnt, at 20 Povsi s+rAet-
Club Meetings Tonight.
The Central Committee, at 205 Canal street,
"a O'Clock. Important business.
The following regular weekly meetings:
The Crescent City Club, corner of Jackson al
Pryianis, at q O'Clock.
The Fourth Ward Club. corner Franklin al
Canal streets, at u O'Clock.
The Wide Awake Eighth Ward Club, corner
Elysisn Fields and Levee streets, at "a o'clock.
The Hancock Club, l39 Canal street, at I
O'Clock.
The Seymour Soutbrons, at corner of Magazir
and Julia streets, at a o'clock.
The swamp Fox Rangers, corner Of Magazin
and Seventh streets, at "a O'Clock.
The Jefferson City Cub, corner Of Magszir
street and Napoleon Avenue, at u o'clock.
The Fossil Guards, st 20 st. Charles street,
q o'clock.
The Magnolia Rangers, corner of Melpomer
and Magnolia streets, at % o'clock. Speci
business.
The Tenth Ward Club, over Pfster's feed stor
opposite Magazine Market, at "a O'Clock.