The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-20
and Blair IN a tone, II possible, trife louder.
That's the right spirit. Success to you, boys.
The OhsutieIeer Club

And Blair IN a tone. II possible, trife louder.
That's the right spirit. Success to you, boys.
The Ohaatieieer Club
Net last night in their room, corner OF Camp and
ST. Mary streets, aud transacted business, princi-
pally routine. A uniform was adopted, consisting
of a black coat and pants, white cap, belt ana
gloves and q number Of our most prominent citi-
gems were elected honorary members. The names
Of Messrs. John Breen, II. Shropshire, Q. T. Nash,
Douglas West DR.. j. G. Carter and Gen. X l..
Gibson are specimens of the list. The club meets
every Tuesday evening, at q o'clock.
The Liberty Guards.
A colored club, under the protection Of the Fossil
Guards, held meeting last night They sd lpted
q uniform and elected number Of new members.
They meet again on Saturday next. when Thomas
jenkins, colored Democrat from Terrebonne,
will address them on the political topics Of the
day. Let there be full attendance.
pa The BIsir senti.eis
Met last night and transacted considerable bust
ness, principally, however. Of character inter-
esting only to the members themselves. The
Sentinels have gone 10 work in good earnest, and
will doubtless make themselves felt ere the cam
paign is over. The list OF their honorary pem-
beers, embracing such names as j. AID. Rozier,
Williamson Smith, A. Sambols, DR.. Chopin, E.
Tomstis, G. w. Race and many other Of our best
citizens, would itself be guarantee Of the excel
lence Of the club. Their finance committee,
Messrs. Broomer, Howard aud Koch, have gone
to work TO obtain the sBews Of war, and expect
soon TO put the sentinels IN the field equipped for
the campaign. The club meets every night until
further notice, aud on Saturday next will elect its
permanent officers.
.- The Seymour Legion ..f
Net last night and transacted their regular bust.
ness. They meet again on Wednesday next
The Fossil Guards.
Not content with one demonstration Of their
admiration for this sterling club. its friends are
tonight to give to il yet another evidence OF their
appreciation OF its earnestness IN the cause OF
freedom by the presentation TO il of guidon.
The flag Is, we are told, to be presented at the
residence Of Mr.. QnTk, on Erato street, near st.
Charles. The readers Of the CRESCENT will be
told about it in to.morrow's issue.
stesmboatmen's CoIores Club.
This club hold meeting at their hall. corner
Poydras and Fulton streets to morrow evening.
Two very distinguished colored speakers will ad-
dress the meeting, and everybody il invited. We
hope all our citizens Interested in the river bust
ness will lend their hands, and that the meeting
will prove rousing one. The club numbers two
hundred and seventy five members already. and
before the LIST of September will include 500 in
lis ranks. The officers are all true and honest
men, capable, trustworthy and sincere.
Minute Men Of rs.
This club is requested to assemble to morrow
evening at6-hesdqusrters 10 New Levee street
for parade and banner presentation to the Ores
cent City club.
The Seymour knights
Have appointed committee, consisting of
Messrs. j. f. Dick, j. j. Thompson and G.. j.
Duncan, 70 confer with similar committees which
they request the other Independent clubs in
town TO designate, In regard to the feasibility of
giving q grand Democratic barbecue and pic
mic at as early date as possible. The commit.
tees are requested to meet for consultation on
Wednesday next, at O'Clock, at the headquar-
tiers of the Knights, over the Gem saloon, on
Royal street.
A GRIND Mass Meeting
OF the up town Democracy will be held tonight
at the Keller Market. Some OF our best speak
ers, the names Of whom will be found elsewhere,
will address the meeting. Turn out In force, oh,
ye First and Fourth Districts unterrifed, and let
the gathering be mighty one
Cubs Meeting Tonight.
The excellent and praise worthy organization OF
young gentlemen composing the Junior Fossil
Guards are to hold q meeting this evening at "a
O'Clock, at headquarters 20 st. Charles street.
Business Of importance.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Hibernia
Democratic Club takes place this evening at the
hall of the club, No. Marigny Buildings, at u
o'clock. Every good man ought to join the
Hibernia.
The Seymour Knights will hold special meeting
over the Gen." on Royal street, this evening at
I o'clock. Every member is requested to attend,
as business Of importance is to be transacted.
The Blair Guards, corner Of Basin and Julia
streets, at a O'Clock this evening hold called
meeting.
The Seymour Southrons, st lOl st. Charles
street, hold meeting at "a o'clock this evening
TO adopt a uniform.
The Second Ward Colored Club, at 200 Tchoup.
itouas street, meet at "A O'Clock this evening.
We understand that Judge Foute will address the
club.
The Jackson Railroad Club, at the freight de-
pot Of the jackson Railroad, at "a o clock.
The Seymour Cadets, at the corner of Tchoupi.
touas and Jackson streets, at "a o'clock.
The Eleventh Ward Club, at the corner of
Fourth and Tchoupitoulas streets, at q o'clock.
The Seymour Guides, corner of Magazine and
Poeyfarre streets, at 70 o'clock.
The Crescent City Club. at their wigwam, cor.
ner of Prytania and Jackson Streets at II o'clock.
Regular weekly meeting.
The Fourth Ward Club. corner of Canal aud
Franklin streets, at "A O'Clock. Regular weekly
meeting.
The Wide Awake Eighth Ward Club, corner of
Elysian Fields and Levee streets, at II O'Clock.
Regular weekly meeting.
The Hancock Club, over Hswkinss saloon, at
63 o'clock
Constitution Club O'Clock at l66 Canal street.
Seymour Southrons, s o'clock, at l0l st, Charles
street.
Democratic Club, City of Jefferson, u O'Clock,
nj the Civ Hall