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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-04
PROPOSALS FOE SHINGLES.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTEBMAsTER, ". s. A. !
NEW ORLEANS La, June a. 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, with a COPY
OF this advertisement attached, are invited and viii
be received az this Office until ~ O'Clock NJ. on
SATURDAY, July 9Th. 1851 for the delivery to the
United States, at foot of St. Joseph street. in New
Orleans or at Galveston, Texas. upon the order OF
the Chief Quartermaster Fifth Military District
1890 CYPRESS SHINGLES.
The ability OF biddon to fulfill the terms Of their
agreement muse be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whoss d snatures must be appended TO the
guarantee. The responsibility Of guarantors be
satisfactorily shown to the advertising office.
The Shingles must be of the best quality twenty
co inches in length, subject to careful inspection by
competent person to be selected for the purpose,
and tejected IL not of the quality and Dimensions
required above specified Bidders should state at
what rate and in what quantities they eau deliver the
shingles. No bid will be entertained for the delivery
OF less than twenty five thousand shingles per week
Bids will be opened the day and hour herein-
before named, and bidders have tAs privilege of
being present at the opening. Tho government
reserves the right to reject any all bids
Bids should be indotsed Proposals for Shingles, "
and addressed to the uudersigneds
BY order Acting Chief Quartermaster Fifth Mil
tary District.
Al. N. GoNNIGLE.
ie2a l5t b. Lit. Col d A. q. NJ. u y. Army
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-04
SEWARD AND SATAN.

said Mr.. Seward to the Bostopiaus on
the occasion of his visit with the president
to the hub OF the universe
+. g Giye~me assurance that in .wenty,
thirty, or forty years there shall not be an
unlawful resistance against the president
having the authority of the United States
and win give you the contract of an
American continent aad the control OF the
world a
Said another person about eighteen hun
dred years ago, in Palestine, who led Jesus
up into high mountain and showed him
all the kingdoms Of the world, and all the
glory and honor thereof: a .e !
All these things viii give unto thee
If thou wilt tall down and worship me.p
The Boston'ans cheered Mr.. Seward, but
the Savior Of the world said unlo the
devil. Get thee behind me, Satan y "a
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Public NOTICE.


STATE OF l. oUisIANA, Executive DEPART5fS Mt.
New Orleans June g. le67,
The following extracts from the law relating to the
Centenary College at Jackson in the Parish Of East
Feliciana, are published for general Information
and in pursuance of the provisions thereof l will
proceed to nominate fifteen students which are the
number of vacancies to he filed as soon 5 names
are furnished me, with proper proof that the parties
are in INDECENT I.rcumstances and possess the req
uisite age.
Applications viii be ma in writing and must be
accompanied with the certificate of the Police Jury
of the Parish, or the Judge Of the District or two
wellkuown citizens, to the proof of Indulgence re.
quired sy law.
Extract
% 1t shall be the duty of the Faculty of Centenary
College to have at all times in the lnstit lton and to
eduea Q, Pratutoasly ten lndigeHt 'oung men to
be designated by the Governor o. the > ate.
The Board OF Trustees of said College shall
the year 1855 receive from each Congressional Dis.
trict three INDECENT students free from charge for
tuition, IN addition TO the number of INDECENT
students now required by ldwto be educated in i'd
college; said nuigent students TO be nomina ed by
than twelve students shall at any time be domicil-
lated within the walls of said Co lege under the
provisions of this section; each pupil so received
shall be entitled to four years tuition and no
student TO be admitted in said College before he has
arrived at his thirteenth year"
Given under my hand and seal of the State. as
above, and the Independ nee of the United States
the ninety-tirst.
BENJAMIN f. FLANDERS
D., Governor OF the State of Louisiana.
j. Il. HARDY, Secretary of State ;aC- m,
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P0STOFFICE NOTICE.
PosroFFIcE. NEW ORLEANS, L

FOSIOfFICE, NEW ORLEANS La,
November Is. 1866.
Unul further notice the MAILS at the New Or.
leans Postofiiee viii be closed as follows:
Mails for Mobile, Montgomery, Augusta, and At
lanta close daily at 3 NJ
Coast mail for all postoices as far up the river as
Bayou Sara closes Mondays at p NJ. and Fridays
ats A. N.
Vicksburg mails close at p. 81 every Tuesday and
Saturday. via the river.
Mails for Lower Coast close at a. NJ, every Tues
day aud Friday,
Mails for oovington close at A NJ. every Monday
and Thursday.
Mails for Algiers close daily atsA
Mails for stations the opelousas railroad will
close daily at 2 p. II.
Mails for the Lafourehe parishes will close on
Monday, Wednesday, and friday att p NJ
Mails for Galveston, Brazos Santiago, and Browns
Vile, Texas. via opelousas railroad will close on
Sundays. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at
IAN.
Mails for oHaehita river close at p n. wednes,
day and Saturday, via the river.
Mails for Northeastern renss and Red River, tri.
weekiy-Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Mails for Havana viii be forwarded By every vessel
clearing for said port.
All mail matter for the NORTH EAst, and West, by
the New Orleans and jackson railroad, closes daily
ats PM
Way mail for all postozces to Canton, Miss. via
jackson railrosd closes daily at6Ax
OFFICE HoURs-Opens at sA NJ; closes at 4 r. NJ
The delivery will bs kept open until 2. NJ.
SundAys-Ofics opens at . AM; and closes at Il H.
len HW. TALIAFERIaO. Postmaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-04

en- s,,,,,,,r, - IN Tho. ,,, a. as,aL
iishmapt of l'ire which TilI yrot"Ct Iebcr
and nrnnn,a III ;rtnrasts Of ,be IahoTinl,
ci clos p0'''' VIZ "a '''' ne
IL 70 c,;vo o,.e,r o,corroe,omo,,t in our
rouor 10 ar,,j,rrs,ifs e.,,,, Enronn - ,nsI,
rOme omo,,r ns TO bniid for tbenselvrs
fortunes and homes in tba oreat rennblic
incinding citiznnshin after one vssr:s resi-
drnce sn6seSnent t1 declaration of inten-
lion 10 hacoma citizens
Louisiana. and the dcyelopcment of her
oreat resonrces and In this nud we shall
n,oe rnon tbe rarnral oorarnp,ant the dntv
nf rahriIdinr I ma levees alone the hanks ri
The gyeat river that flows for hundreds of
nils throtfcb tha states of tho Union and
is national In its character. The Improve.
ment of the levees ia not matter confined
ayclusivpIv IN the intorest of The states
situated on ;ts hanks INT deanlv CONCERNS
| tho whole Union
10. That we are deeply indebted to the
| brave soldiers and sailors who so nobly
sto ID nv their fac and conntry in the DAYS
| when an attemnt was made throuqhout the
whole Land to make treason rrsnectable
| To their efforts we are indebted for the in.
tegritv of our Union, and the blessings of
freedom we epioy. and which it is our firm
| determination to transmit to our posterity.
20. Tbat the gratitnae of the whole ma.
ton, and especially that of the friends of
| the government in this section OF the conn
try, is eminently due the thirty.ninth and for
tieth congresses for the wise and Statesman.
like measures alonted by them for the nacif-
cation of the country. the maintenance of Its
| integrity. and the establishment of those
| fundamental principles of Reputlicanism
which form the basis of the civil rights and
the military reconstruction laws. By these
| acts they have emancipated and enfran.
chised four millions of people. carrying out
the principles of the declaration of indie
pendencc, giving an impetus TO the cause
of Justice and humanity which will be felt
through all time to come
Resolved That we are in perfect record
with the great Republican party of the
| Union, and can see no necessity nom local
| or other cauSes to adont an Irritating nrefiy
| - .Isl.' = IL Iri;'' n .,,II;asS,, -. !,
| " inc name Vi the Union hepu2Ilcan party
| in this state.
| Resolved That ve denrrcatr az anti.
| pII. ~ - 49, IL, cIi :
| hePuoItcau anu anti'hatlondi lnc lolIoWlus
| plank adopted by the recent Radical Repub
| Iican state convention of Louisiana as
| boino. L., Jiroot -.;olot;on of t1n frnJan,on+aI
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Noptnly Advertisements inserted every other day,
10 be charged two-thtrds the above rates.
second page monthly Advertisements each square
~ par month, ..., 49,.
Transient Advertisements, having thh run Of ire
. ipar i7st insertion, 81 % per E4IaTa edCh SUISSE
'lrsut insertion 10 cents per square.
second page transient advert dement's, eUta iAssi
tic %. ). 80 per square. ~ --.
Advertisements inserted at intervals TO be charged
as new each insertion.
An \ advertisements not marked l0r any NUMBER OF
insertions viii be published s. Times, l.,
allowed sGch discount from above nam % transient
rates as may be agreed upon provided that IN no
lss, siisll such discount exceed IS per cent.
Al business notices Of advertisements 70 De
charged 20 cents net per line each Insertion except
1uctioueers who shall be allowed the same discount
1- business notices on advertisements. .
An transient advertisements must be paid Tor IA
atyHuce.
an hills with regular advertisers shall DO rendered
monthly
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
is published every SATURDAY morning Suhscrlp
tom. IS ner annuu. IN advance; haltTearIy ana
aH4rts-ig same rates. Single copies 10 cents.
RATES or ADVERTISING:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-04

tery of an unreconstructed rebel is now, US
it always has been, past our understanding.
We ask Mr.. Stevens, Mr.. Sumner, Schuy-
Ter Colfax. and Ben Wade to closely watch
all men who come to Washington without
the unqualified Endorsement Of the loyal
men of this state. The New Orleans RE-
PUBLICAN will keep them tally advised from
time to time, and whom.t does not indol sc
is not worth moments consideration at
their hands.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-04
LEVEE COMMISSION.

We observe that our loyal and immaculate
common council are about to appropriate
$1,000 to defray the expenses of commits
sion, consisting of w. S. Perkham. W. J.
Minor, and Alexander Walker, to visit
Washington during the July session and
urge upon the government the necessity Of
fostering the leyee interests Of this state.
Now we. are in favor of large appropria-
tons or liberal Endorsements by the ma
tlonal government for the rebuilding of the
levees of this state, but we are not in favor
of being represented in Washington by two
unreconstructed rebels and one homeo-
pathically Diluted Union man to urge their
Importance. We have men in this state Of
tried loyalty and ability who have some
influence with congress, who probably will
be in Washington during the July session,
andwho willurge the Importance of the
levee appropriations without asking pay
ment for their services from the already
oyerburdened treasury of this city. We
know Of no greater piece Of impertinence
than for the editor IF the New. Orleans
Times to go crawling on his knees to Thad.
Stevens, chairmah Of the committee on ap-
preparations, and begging for one more
opportunity to clutch the greenhacks 10 the
United States treasury. ss4a 81 Z = -.
We had thought that the lesson he re-
ceived last winter was sufficient to keep
him confined to the purlieus Of the White
House and warning that bis services
were not needed much farther north fthaa
that mansion but shs unblushing Enron
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-04

United States vs.. 1901 Boxes and %
Casks Wine,
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District of louisiana No. =. BY virtue
OF an order of court to directed in the
above entitled suit, / will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of
july 1867, at twelve 90 O'Clock NJ, at entrance to
Customhousc building, Old Levee street
Twelve Hundred aud -Four BoS'7 WINE, more or
less
Terms cash at time OF adjudca ion, in Untsd
States Treasury notes
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans,
third day Of Jug. 1861
+, J. HLRRON. U. s. Marshal.
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CLERK wELLEs,

General Sickles states that the secretary
of the navy being applied to for certain
facilities necessary for the proper enforce
ment Of law in South Carolina, replied that
s.no aid must be expected from the navy
department in the execution of the recon
strueiou acts of congress- IN
What kind of government is 1t In which
mere clerk, for the cabinet ministers are
nothing else, TINS sets himself In opposition
70 the will OF the people, as expressed
through their representatives in congress
assembled w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-04

ERA her Tackle, Apparel, etc. and Owners.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the district of Louisiana, No. 1925 I'm obedience
to admiralty warrant. ID directed in ths above
entitled salt, have seized and tax n into nv ros
session.
The steamer GOLDEN ERA. her Tackle, APP
rarel etc. libeled by jane NJ. Maheny
for the set forth in the libel now pending in
the District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and adleonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any light, title, in
terest in or to the same, to be and appear the Dis
trct Court of the United States, for the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof, to show cause, if any they have can why
tho said steamer Golden Era, her tacfle, appT rel
ETC., should not be Condemned and be sold agrsea.
bly, to the prayer of lbeant and tte proceeds there
of be distributed according to law.
United States Marshars OEice New Orleans, TWEEN
ty-seyenth day of June 1851
T. j. HEBRON. U. S. Marshal.
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U. s. MARsHAL'S MONITIONS
United state. y. one SIN and Six nar-


rels Moia4ses.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISCREET COURT
for the Distrie OF Louisiana, No. ses2.-In obed
to admiralty warrant, to rs directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my posse son
One STILL. six bl res MOI ASSES. et,., as per
invento.g al tb's Office nou lbeled by the
United States of America Cor the causes
set forth 10 the libel now pending in the Dis.
trct Court Of the United States,
And do hereby cite and adiRonish the owner On
owners thereof and all and e.ery person persons
having pretending to have any right. title inter
est in or TO the to be ad appear at the Dstsat
Court of the United States ipp the Disl let oresad
to be holden at the city of New Orleans before
the THIRD MONDAY from the date hereof to show
cause if any they have lGn, why the said Still,
six barrels Molas c. etc. ST oud not be condemned
and be sold ;reeably tDthe prayer of libelanl
United States Marshals Office, New @ .lears tn I'd
day of July, lG5l
F.J. HEBRON, U. S. Marshal.
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CARPENTERS WANTED.

OFFICE a. @. NJ, u. s. A.,
NEW ORLEANS, La, June q, 1867.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Fifty Carpenters
and Fifty Masons 10 work for the United States
Quarterm lsters Department at San Antonio
Texas.
Price OF wages: SIS per month and one ration
daily transportation furnished by the United
States. None need apply but those who can ke the
oath of allegiance to the United States
Apply to the undersigned, at his Office No lls
Camp street between the hours of II A NJ and
rs T. III. ID. w. PORTER
je23 lw CAPTAIN and A O. NJ H. 4 A.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-04

PIeslq Ar THE DELAcHAIss GRorsDs. (
Rhe Reppb licans of the first ward have
tde ample arrangements for picnic on
e neEaeAaise grounds above Louisiana
Pc, to-day and tomorrow. II the
et'nsr prove fair there viii be a good
opportunity presented for passing pleas.
- day IN the enjoyment Of rural sports,
aancIag. feasting, and music. A fine band
has been engaged to furnish the latter
me Magazine, Louisiana avenue. Tchoupi
toulas, and Prytania cars viii take passen.
eers 70 ~ vicinity Of the grounds,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-04

. MlLTAay ITEAs.--The following officers
in this district have received leave Of alb
sence:
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel George r. Schay-
or, veteran reserve corps, for sixty days, with
recommendation for an extension of thirty
days.
Lieutenant Colonel Martin Flood. same
corps, for thirty days, with recommendation
for an extension Of thirty days.
Lieutenant W. II. Cornelius, same corps,
for forty days.
Lieutenant Frank D. GaIretty. forty,third
., S infantry, for thirty days, with recon-
mendstion for an extension of thirty days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-04

.PsBIto School VACATIONS To Ladies',
Gents, Misses, or Lads. Ladies, gents,
misses, Or lads who wish TO learn an ele
giant style of penmanship in few easy
lessons, or who wish to learn book keeping,
mathematics, English, French, Spanish, or
5erman. should begin Immediately at Dol
pear Commercial College, corner Camp and
Common streets. There are special hours
and apartments for ladies. Every lady
should De able to write au elegant hand,
and Understand books.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-04
One Hundred Years Ago.
ELECTION DAY. l7G7.

ELECTION DAY, 17G7.
- Thursday MAY l4thl being the anniycr.
saIy Election of the Governor and COMPANY
of the Colony of Connecticut, agreeable to
the Royal Charter granted by his majesty
King CHARLES the lind When the fol.
lowing gentlemen were reelected, and
sworn to the faithful discharge of the fol.
lowing important offices, viz
Hon. WILLIAM PITKrN, Esq. Governor.
Hon. JONATHAN TRuMBULL, Esq; d. Gov.
ASSISTANTS.
Hez. Huntington, Esq: Matth. Griswold
ESD; Shubael Conaut, Esq; Elisha Shell
don, ESD; Eliphalet DYER, Esq; Jahez
Huntington, Esq; VIM. Pitkin, Jun, ESQ !;
Roger sherman, Esq. Robert Walker, Esq. !;
Abrah. Davenport, Esq: VIM. S. Johnson
Ii. D.; Joseph Spencer, ESQ.,;
George WHY'S, ESQ.,: Secretary,
Joseph Talcott, Esq; Treasurer"
-Comraa, May IS, 1867.
This election set aside Governor Fitch
and four assistants, who had not given sat
isfactory evidence of their attachment to
the cause Of the 'sons of liberty and no
stamps"
Governor Pitkin inaugurated the revou-
tionary policy Of Connecticut, which might
have been entirely supported by the elec-
ton of Governor Fitch and his assistants.
Governor Pitkin, assisted by such men
as Roger Sherman and others, prepared
the state for the revolution, and made her
tower of strength in that long and bloody
contest.
Our friend, J. r. G. Pitkin, esq, lineal
descendant of the governor of Connecticut
one hundred years ago, though native of
this city, may with reason be proud of his
ancestry. Nor was he recreant to the
memory of the old governor in his earnest
service rendered to Connecticut in her
campaign OF last spring.
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, NOTICE TO MECHANICS,

DEPOT QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas June g. 1857.
Experienced Carpenters, Masons. Quar-. men,
Nheelwrlghts, and Blaoksmths are now being en-.
ployed at this depot to work at the Frontier Posts
Application 70 be made to Captain z. J. Strang
Assistant Quatermaster, United States Army, at
this Office from whom all particulars can be learned
Good wages will be paid.
j. G.. @. Ike
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and A. @. NJ,
le2l unitad statas A,,,,,
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COLLECTORS NOTICE,

u, S. INTERNAL REvTNUE.
COLLECTORS OFFICE FIRST DIST or La Z
NEW ORLEANS, June q, 1861
Public notice is hereby given that have received
from the Assessor of Internal Revenue of this Dis.
trict the balance of the annual list namely the in.
come list for the 1851 and the same is now due
and payable 10 me at my office, the Customhouse,
and unless the same is paid prior to the 18th day of
July. 1867, the penalties imposed by the law upon
delinquent tax payers viii be ris,dly enforced
JAMES b. STEEDMAS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-04
PUBLIC SCHOOL VACATIONS.

Teachers or Pupils who wish to learn an elegant
style of Penmanship in few easy lessons or who
wish to learn Book keeping, Mathematie5 or Ian
guages, can do so at DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE, corner Camp and Common streets.
Special hours and apartments for ladies, misses,
and also for lads. Glasses begin WEDNESDAY,
10Th. All should enter their names before.
Special arrangements for clerks during closing of
stores, RUFUS DOLBEAR,
je2S I'm 2dp President
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COLONIAL TIMES,

The Hartford (Conn.) CcMdnt of the 18th
ult.. contains the following old and inter-
est'ng record:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-04
LUMBER.

TILE PENSACOLA LUMBER COMPANY.
OF Pensacola, Florida, prepared to deliver car
goes OF
GanG-Sawed Yellow Pine Lumber
To vessels in that port the shortest notice. They
will contract for DECK PLANK, SHIP.PLANK.
DIMENSION-SrUFFo of any length. FLOORING
etc. Their mills have capacity of $1,000 feet per
diem. Address
j. J. MAGUIRE,
myl5 2dp Superintendent, Pensacola Fla
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NoTIos.

the
SUCCESSION OF PRISCILLA PAYNE
are hereby notified to call on James N. Vance.
curator, ni uustomhouse street O. N. Wiekiiffe.
his attorney, ~ Commercial plsos iy33t
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go TO the first ward Radical Republican
picnic at Delachaise ground to-day
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THE GovERNMENT OF THE PEoPLE. BY THE
PEOPLE, ASD FOR THE PEOPLE, SHALL NOT
PERISH sRoM THE EARTH"
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60 to the first ward Radical Republican
icnic at Delachaise ground to-day.
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FURNITURE.
FURNITURE.

Persons breaking up housekeeping and wishing
70 dispose of their Household Furniture, and ayoia
the inconveniences OF an auction, will lind it to
their interest to call on the undermined
Also, will pay fair price for all kinds of good
second hand furniture by the single piece or in bulk
Orders promptly attended to-
Z. NJ. TOURNE,
40 Customhouse steret
le5 I'm 2dp Near Dauphin1
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so to the first ward Radical Republican
picnic a1'DelachUse ground to-day.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,


COLLECTORS NOTICE
UNITED STATES CUsTOMHoUsR,
{. LLECTOR S OFFICE,
New Orleans, lu'v 3, 1867.
IrEN.-No brs - pc aiming 10 tle o. ation Of
customs " ." be transacted toInor.o'y, ith inst
iy4lt VIM. p. KELLOGG, Collector.
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@picnic at Delachaise ground to-day.
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Go to the first ward Radical Republican
picnic at Delachaise ground to-day
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CELEBRATION
or TEE
f. OF IL TIL OF IL LIZ.
e An appropriate celebration OF the National Holiday
has been arranged to take place under the auspices
of the Union League, the Graad Army of the Re
public, and the Central Executive Committee of the
Republican Party, in the
Mechan'cs' Institute, Dryades Street.
PRoGP NINE.
Gal ng to order HEST md
APPOINTMENT OF PRESIDENT.
Reading of the Declaration. .... II. c. DIbbe, Esq.
Reading of the Emancipation Proc
lamatiop... DR.. j. b. Smith.
Grafton .............. j. r. G. Ptkin.
BENEDICrGoN.
The exercises viii begin at II o'clock N. Music win
be in attendance
Reserved seats for ladies. 1884