The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24

meeting 81 the Fourth ara neauquarters' rraua-
lin street. near Canal An Invitation from the |
Blair knights accepted individually (owingt to
the club not being prepared to make regular /
turn out) An invitation from the Fourth WARD /
National Democratic club, 70 sssistin their banner
presentation on Saturday evening, the 18th inst,
was unanimously accepted. Communicanons
from young ladies' residing in the Fourth Ward, |
that banner and wreath viii be presented TO the
club, were read and accepted. Saturday evening
October Sd, 1865 was fixed for the presentations:
The banner is to be presented at the residence oil
Miss Annie Engelbrecht, on st. Louis street, be-
tween Claiborne and Derbigny. Mr.. d. Cronan,
resignation Of Il. A. sturcken, as chairman Of the
committee on finance. Mr.. G. X. Wright was also
appointed on the committee. The following gen
tlemen were duly elected honorary members; !.
Coleman, f. Mclean, Mr.. Wingart, ID. +.
Powers. After the regular routine business
the club adjourned to meet Thursday
evening at O'Clock precisely, at their new wig
wan, on st. Louis street, between Claiborne and .
Derbigny. Lrr tEnI d.
I A full attendance IL requested at this meeting,
ss business relative to the banner presentation
will be transacted. Members who have not yet
procured their uniforms are requested to attend
and receive them.
The Chanticieer Club
Held on Tuesday evening large meeting, the de-
tails of which were crowded out Of our yester-
days issue. The arrangements for the banner
presentation TO come of next Saturday were per
fected. Also the following characteristic letter
rum VIC AaiuVus oiiOA AoAASAoy "~0 ASNSS''N-
"OFF1cE OF THE DEMocRAT,l
" Printing House Square.
"New York, September IL, 1865.
''Ohcers and Membe-s chsntceer Club:
"GeIttlemea-YO our letter informing me that you
have made me an honorary member is received,
and the assurance OF my very hearty acceptance
given herewith.
rooster crows the sheet you sent me- do
trust ard believe that the real rooster will crow
over the election of Seymour and Blair next No
vember.
ave are fighting the battle here with all the
vigor and coursge of which determined men are
capable. / greet you with the assurance OF vic
tory in November-hard earned, but precious.
I'M. NJ. PoMERoY."
Without further business the Chandeliers then
adjourned.
Third Ward Central Democratic Club.
At the regular meeting of this club the follow
ing officers were appointed:
Judge fifth precinct-John McPhalen.
Judge sixth precinct-Joshua Corprew.
Judge seventh precinct-R B. Harris.
Inspectors fifth precinct-Daniel Rhoders and
John Nugent. -. -.
Inspectors sixth precinct-John O'Rourk and
VIM. Davis.
Inspectors seventh precinct-M. W. Cloney and
W. n. Wright.
Without further business the club adjourned.
Clubs Meeting Tonight.
The Second Ward Central Club, at the Jackson
Railroad Depot, at y O'Clock. Important bust
ness.
The Jefferson City clubs will have a grand
parade this evening.
The Fourth Ward National Club. corner Canal
and Franklin streets. at "a O'Clock.
The Wide Awake Eighth Ward Club, corner OF
Elysian Fields and Levee streets, at y O'Clock.
Hancock Club, 1879 Canal street. at n O'Clock.
The Seymour Southrons, Washington Artillery
Armory. at "a O'Clock.
The Fossil Guards, at No. 20 st. Charles street,
at y O'Clock.
The Swamp Fox Rangers, corner Seventh and
Magazine streets, at q o'clock.
The Sixth Ward Rough and Readies inaugurate
their Wigwam tonight, at q O'Clock. The Wig.
wan is situate at corner of Barracks and Charities
streets. All club officers Of the Democratic party
are cordially invited to be present.