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RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
M o r I c E.
OFFICE OF THE MANHATTAN CO-OPE.
RATlVE RELIEF ASSOCIATION,

RAT1VE RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
Ne. 4S2 WALNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
oBJEcT.-The object oi this Association is to secure
q cash payment within forty days after the death OF
member OF as many dol. ars there are members in
Glass has 5t6S male 'ns mem esrs
forty das se to tSs %eo% or As He 9yes AND 1h
remaining members forward wltnin thirty days one
mbnrse f. Failing to send this sun, they Tor ei. e.
the Association all moneys paid, and the Association
supplies new member 10 fill the place of the retiring
Ten GLASSES FOR MEN AND TEN FOR
WOMEN.
CLAssEs-In ssh S. GLASS all pers0ns between the ages
ages OF 70 and p years; in Class Q, all persons be-
sons between the 81 OF 30 and rs years in Glass all
persons between the ages OF 30 aud 40 in GLASS
GLASS O. all persons between the ages OF As aud SO
years In Glass II ali persons between the ages OF SO
of So and SO years In Class all persons between Ghe
the same as above. EBch class rs limited 5000
members. Efch person pa $ SIX dollars upon be-
each Time member dies belonging to the same
a to The en to one pay e
collecting. member ofone class cannot be assess
class is Independent, having connection with any
Other. TO become member 1t is necessary-To, p ~
Six Dollars into the treasury at the time of making
The application; to pay One Dollar and Ten Gems
member of The class to which he or she beIonTs
within thirty days after date OF notice Of such death
ETC.; aIso a medical certificate. Every minister Is
asked 10 act as ageot and VIII be paid regular rates
FUHDS.-CIcuRrs will explain fully in regard TO
funds and Investments. Circulars giving full expla-
nation and blank forms OF application Will be sent
on request or upon personal application at the OH
.'-O TRUSTEES AND OFFICERS.
E. Nom URDY, President.
K. IT. WRIGHT (President Star Metal Col Vice.
President
w. 8. CARMAN president stuyvesant Bank), TreA-
sureh
ID. X, EAHGAN president National Trust Col
ID. s. DUNCUMB No. Pine street.
The trust igeds WI be s held s 10 trnst by the
No. 1886 Broadway, New York.
Agents wanted for this city.
Address
WILLIAM LIP PINCOTT, General Agent
Manhattan Co operative 70 Relief Association,
2lm No 432 WALNUT Street. PhiladR.
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CARRIAGES.
TRUSSES.

90 "sEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSS,
OsSz8S No. l3i7 OF ESNUT Street. This Truss cor.
recty applied viii cure and retain with ease the mo
dificut rupJure always clean, Light, easy, SAFE ana
comfortable used 10 bathing ntted TO form, never
ruats. breaks soils, becomes Timber, or moves from
Mace no atrappine. Hard Rubber Abdominal Sup.
porter by which the NJ others, CoTpnlenti and Ladies
tnfterinR with Female weakness, Will had relief and
perfect supports very light neat and efeetnsl. Pile
fnstrumenlr Shoulder Braces, Elastic BtockingB 10
WeeE limbs, EuapensiOAs etc, Also large STOCK hes
Leather TruHses, hall usual prlce Lady Ia attend.
noe 1AsfWLn
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minority, II the majority shall repudiate the
negro reconstruction policy by electing Sey-
mour and Blair. Clearly, the predicted trou-
bles can never take place, unless the beaten
party refuses to be bound by the popular YER
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GROCERIES, ETC.

q X r r A FINE Z
NEW M ESS NTACKE EREI
IN KITS.
ALBERT G. ROBERTS,,
Dealer In Fine Groceries,
li74rp ELEVENTH and VINE Streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

basis is dying out Hen begin to take .
common sense view of the subject and say
II il better to be in the Union than out Of
IL. ave lost all BY going OUT We have
grown no richer BY staying out let US see
what VIC can gain By getting in.' Thepaat
year, therefore, full Of anxiety and distress
as it may have been to many, has not been
without its redeeming features. We have
ErOWn sober, and that is something gained ;
we have grown wiser, and that is still more
gained; we have grown fSrbearing and
generous, and willing to bury the past upon
the sole condition Of heartfelt sympathy
and mutual respect for each other IN the
failure, and that is all that we could reason,
ably desire to gain. Upon this foundation
which We have gained, let the work go for
ward 70 restore the Union, consolidate the
nation, and make the name Of American
citizen the nobIest on the face Of the earth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01
sTATE NoMINArINe OOEyBgTIOv,

The state nominating convention Of the
Republican party of Louisiana held its
second meeting last evening in the senate
chamber, Mechanics Institute, for the pur-
pose of receiTing report from the COM
mittee on credentials, Hon. s. B, Packard
presiding.
The committee finding themselves unable
TO make complete report asked that fur
Their time be given. TWAS agreed to grant
them until tomorrow evening, when the
convention will again assemble at o'clock.
No further business was transacted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01


Woman should have the right Of suffrage
ia Zee soverhment becausd no gctern-
ment can be said . be free where On are
not represented. It d asserted that huns
bands represent their wives and fathesa
lheif daughters. Admitted, lihough Il 4
not slways y tslll there are aIeass half
Inc Mamen Whe hare not The shadow .of
representation. Ifwonan had q voice IL
ihs government there would ~ 70 license
granted ls gambling housla and haeh aena
d inlamy, where gnaaspe ine yoush ID en-
trapped and bro1rh n sain. 10 political
lEfchrsefs wenid Be yoied int 0ffcee st
lENot 81 hribinQ o1sn kaeeer4. Eleo-
/ ton day., insl8ad d being inaae he seems
oi blanphemy, EIsing, aA a'leh blo0dshed,
would Is ffded y SORT d holiday
4hele ~ Weala ~ g sppeal g aho be1t
Aeafa.fi 6Iaan couIa ttt1 8 Sodld open
| new aell loR hes Industry We wonla
have aonc1 posl11 llea and clerk. AID
nanY ollHtr po6iIlpns held now BY sh
5nia p1 nero EfaseiaiIg er& ~.
tTielely Occupied 81 Utfen Tiers IS
"a loq fof lIln b lsaf olsen falfT.
e ih. void % enough foE taet q %
s'ep a ntds TIE Wqt'4 'afge eapngh
Menes ~ IS = not ! aSW ides acE
b y ~ aAas 'a# isn. ~ the Sfss, lala1
( 81 re ~ Itwnf haff seal
4e'| tt HoFa41 Aeea
- 1 "a ari1ce which
a6sy afd
JuslIt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

How The French Pr1nee EnPeFIaI IL
EdpeafRA.
"Traia up 4 CHILD ia the way he should
co." etc, is one of the oldest axicms the
world is familiar with, and at TIC present
moment the Emperor Napoleon is evidently
acting upon it with considerable activity.
lie has recently had constructed in the
private garden Of the Taileries a couple of
miniature fertifcations, by the aid Of which
the young prince imperial is being instruct
ed in the srt Of war. One Of these fortifca-
tions is regular IN form; the other consists
of small fort Or redoubt, thrown up at an
emergency, to defend either passage, a
bridge, or acamp. The ditch is furnished
With Blockade to insure the occupants of
the fort against sui prise, and the outer ap-
proaches are defended by a number of
Feund pits placed close together. When
the imperial family are at the Tuileries the
prince receives daily instruction in the.art
Of military engineering by the aid of these
miniature works from the mouth of an
officer of engineers attached to the EN-.
Peror's person, and at times even from the
emperor himself It is said, moreover, that
the boy takes the highest interest in these
studies, which he pursues (say the French
papers) with passionate zeal; therefore, we
have less reason to fear that when he grows
old he may depart from those ''idees Napo-
.lEoniennes' in which be is SO consistently
bred,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01


The Hon. J. NJ Langston Will speak in
Ne han Of the Mechanics Institute at seven
o'clock this evening. All who desire to
hear one Of the most eloquent men in the
this country will not fail to be present.
The day, the anniversary Of the proclama-
lion OF emancipation. and the hall, the spot
WhaFe loyal blood was shed in deferse Of
the principles Of shat proclamation, win in
Bpire the orator almost Is from on high.
The seats within the bar viii be reserved
for ladies and those who accompany them.
let all who expect 60 ind eiaheE sitting
" standing room go early forwere the hall
az large as Lafayette square it would be
Alleds
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ENrkRTAINAEgT AND SALE.

The Ladies' Sewing SOcistg Of tho First BaptisA
Church VIII sell svAristy e assfdland ornamental
articles, embracing Childrsns cs6thins, Toys etc
on MONDAY and TUESDAY Evenings. 2sd and
z4th inst, q the Church serpes Magazine and
Second streets,
cscy Ofithe season served a Fnoders!e prices
Articles remaining on hAnd TUESDAY NIGHT
will be sold at auction.
sOpPortunityto secure oskei for Christmas.
Tie proceeds to be nssdin part pAymeneof the
debt resting on the Church property. The iadies
hope for liberal patronage.
Doors open At o'clock Admission twenty-five
cent. Tickets At the door. da2i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

The bill of Thomas W. Knox, on his
return from his ronnd-the-world voyage
for the Herald was five thousand dollars in
gold, which that Journal promptly paid.
AS only ten Of his letters were printed,
they cost the Herald five hundred dollars
each in coin. That is not quite as expen-
siVe as the captured correspondents-Ric
ardson and BroWne--Were to the Tribune.
Their bill was some three thousand six
hundred dollars apiece when they escaped
from prison, and for the sum they wrote
about three columns, which was nearly
twelve hundred dollars per column in cur
rency.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01
FRoPosALs Fon sTAlIONEE J.
oyyrOn cnny qUAArEnAAsra

OETton CHIEF QUARrKRMAersa
ktth Adi.Rry District
SsNALyD PROPOSALS. AIR INVITED Al,
~ Will - received 81 this Office uniil u n. SAT-
ing the ouAr'sFmEstsr's DspArtment ~ NsT
Leans. Louisiana, for oas Sear. a. the discro ter
tas ohlei qnartermaatsr, with the following aIie
BLANK HdoKs. Imperial super Royal. ~
bemi Crown Cap. each half bound, full psi 81
nssa, $500, Az not printed. PSF ouirei Blank y
0. VEloPs. ! ana Is inch. white, p.t ~
BDACB INK, 1rnoid's and Ma nard Nor
- Pints, pes doses do, quarts. Ger donen.
0SRMiSE isR na Ds ~ quart s PEI r agas
4uynt,aj Dol dozen.
hhy g1Esi + sH.sll bottles per aOssa.
gsS ~ II. r1lsd, per cam. w. W.
FOLIO POST PAPER. ro'ei perrsan..
helIE ~. r, =, Y ruled. psr ream-
t. GAL 81 + fARrR. s ruisd i' psr rsaus. IS
Lt.Ail 4, ssnt us (taber'si, per gr 81.
hl5n T. lADkha pr gfors.
bTEhL PEN y JGillotf and assorted bFandslit
grossi ,Qeills. tCohsn'sl, per no; Quill
= igglisn.s psr gross,
habaer lands. nssor ed, per gross; Letter Il
sne beohs, t4ann's)t s4ehi Rubber Era
ten. and nst he of ihs b 81 qua ity, and mul }
esllsessa e zach Quantities As ma BE- req{ =
Samples . tEs qaaity o. "a srilcls feqnirei .
be seen ~ this oflice from A. N to 3 p. Nj. dait
Each bidder vil b rssu nd % blnit sampl I.
sssen and every aftioisproeosed to BE- furnisha
lac abili,y d the Liddss % fulall his srrs. I.
ness % proved e ths satisfaction Of this ~ y
me United states SsssTvss The right = rejsd =
fTeposais mast be indOrssd Proposals for SAT i
eEg,. and addressed " he undeEsgnsd y n
Hrrvs, Brig Gen and chisi QuarterTassssr' II h
Militia DbtfieA dgA ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

In accordance with usage, and to enable
the attaches of the REPuBucAN Office TO en-
joy the social customs of New Years day,
no work will be done in our Office to-day
and ne paper issued to-moFrsw. Our next
paper will appear on Friday morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01
REFORMATION FOR EXHIBITORS


On the MORN ING Of the Sd Of January. 1855. the
heads Of each departments will be at the Fair
Grounds to receive and assign positions for all
articles that mag DO presented for exhibition or
eonpetition ht the coming State Fair.
Parties wishing to takeseut heavy machinery or
stock from ths country car doso on the msFning Of
the seth Instant, By applying W tAs Secretary "A o
Camp gtreats da2Qt iAf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01
TICKEHS FOR THE FAIR.


Tickets for the coming Fair may Be purchased a
Ahs following places:
o. E. HALL, SC. Charles Hotel
BIS. MORSE. City Hotel
A. ". MERRIAM. Crescent Hall
E. A. TYLER. Jevoler. ll5 Canal street.
O. H, zIAAERMASN, 81 md 90 Cana streaA
BIN. MOODY, corner Canal and Regal streets
GEO ELLIS, opposite Postofice.
l. GRUNEWALD. 10 Cana street.
n. sooOLER. JOweler Camp street
s. BIER, Jsweler, lss Canal street.
X DRLNnDAI. rneR St. Charles aAd Caaal.
FRANK WAGNER. 81 Camp street.
Price 6f AGIaission.
FOR single TICKETS admitting one pSrssa. Ssc
For children nader II years Of ase........... $50
ROr foGr horse vehicle and ono driver Isl 50
FOR twO-horse vehicle and one driver. %
For buggy and enc driver. 90
For horse and rider ......,".."..... 90
iafst2D
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.lEoroaAE.s FOE LUnnER.
ors1ca caIsg QuAnzEanAsrI

OTrToH. CHfEy QuARTERnAsFz
Fifth Military Distriet
New Orlsans, La December "a lof
GEALED PROPOSALS. AKh INVITED a.
~ abe received At this Once until II n TX
bAfUHbAY, JapuaFg 4, 1869, for furnishing
Department essA following Quantities Of lumber AZ
l9 ~ ieet 4 sch BUAHI s. white pine, roud
le,00 feet tneh BOARDS, hits pine, rough
l,0D feet yellow PINE SCANTLiNIi 4 BY a. 70 ;
ai,ooe feet oak LUMBER, rough.
. Lumber muet be Of bsst oua i y and will h
iect 70 careful inspection bea re being received.
livery 70 be made an TINS cay within thirty CD "a
The ability Of the b. der o fu hstlis aaresln
must be proved to toe satisfaction Of this de X
Mone. r.
The United States reserves the right 70 leiecs
or al bids. - n
Proposals must be indoraed-" Proposals for /. 4
ber." and addressed to the undersigned, AZ
Office, OdAS a.. TONPRINN
Brvt Brig Gen. and Chief QiartermastcS
dan So Firth Military Dintri
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lag dealers:
o. G. D HOLE, No. q Exchange Alley.
a. simon, No. IS Baronne street.
~ 8 ss s.., nlA 4.aa sfeet apposite the
Rostofice.
Edward Baker, st. Charlea Depot, under
no st. CHARLES Hotel
James Enniss bookstore, Pontehartrain
Nailfoad Depot, Third District.
Geo n. Raymond. News Depot, POstaflcs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

MWEATHER AND WEDLocK - Punch defines
the English summer as three fine days and
thunder storm. 1t also applies the
Characterization to matrimony.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

Billsof exchange, promisgofy notes. bills
& lading, dray receipts, bank CHECKS. and
- hiuds II commercial printing neatly en-
eepted a tho REPUBLICAN, Office 80, 81 s..
S1Ail- a,reet,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

'Let our Laws aud our institutions speak
not of white men, not of red men, not OF
black. men, not Of men of any complexion;
but like the laws of God-the Ten Command
ments and the Lords Prsyer-let them
speak of the people. "-HerGcs Maynard.
Three solid PIanlRs for the RePubliean
Platform.
REBUILDING OF THE Levels sT NATIONAL
AIB.
ABOLITION OF THR COTTON Tax.
sUGAE INTBREsTs OF THR STATE TO HE PEo-
sE0FED AND FosTRRED.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

NAME AND FAME.-The recent incidents
in the islands Of the Gulf Of Mexico have
called attention to them as suitable locali-
ties for Quaker settlements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

TNY0FuEtn hlVIN0s4 - II. GAHDNET
~ NeI uI'eNN1 11l 4llllllt q Ttaaid fuI "
fIaF4I Eanl7iIrt 71isF 10 az IT e1marc4a 81 l.A
U4fI1E u17-I4lfo and cf1I I1es1ef aIelI
I1I a4d c1n1f Gnlf1l1 PROM ne 01f ~ n
EafIE1 Il eE Itsfdf4 gwen ~ a. eltdifcrl slo I
IHNl4t Ileit o4#en .aNa A. an Ezs "a pafkq1| &
tff1.lI .Aat 70 - ga q fse ~. a. u )
tHsf IS " tssn nAN l1al41 aiiI 81 fsd ahoW oa11e
~ yea nts4| W ~ rs1I4r y t11 7a11
IL. 81 - ~ sils.. rEolsz,t-si y y
EVHE41IfI .N4lA ~ Eu&..
I1W aaw| H1uuls
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RULES IN BANKRUPTCY,
ApoPTED Bx zn@
MON. y. n DUMEE.E.

Juage eFthe UnIted States RaatrIss Court,
Together viii III q tAs Unitsd statss Judioisl
oosrs Of TIE staae. and tns Ast Of Tie Legislature
dividfas ths STATE into oonsrsalionA DisEicts has
just been pablinhsd u the RNFUlrzeAH OElos, and
: now rsady ioE delivery
pythA a. If1asn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

CLosEu W PesrOFFIcE. Postnaster
TaliAsefro give etice III another column
fhas The posscince ~ close today It one
e'eleek in the afteraa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01
MARRTnD,

AUGUBTUS-MooRE--O December g. by Rev
Henry Green. Mr. EDMUND AUGUSTUS. Of New
Orleans N Mrs. HARRIET MOORE. 81 sans
place
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

UEPAD13ITII q FEATI-T
Washington Deoembef q. lsf7.
INFORMATION HA1 BEEN + EQHrFhO FAT
Q0mmer ia. gent a the Unitad mates - BHsixe,
H0lfufae ei the Heath on the O. b Of No clnDdf last
Gn board the American steamer Trauewiuds a.
BtiiEe, o. Orr lSrOP SER ASA ikAruh. nztiVe
q Ncrft patullna bat fqE many yeAre resident oi
Nofeh1Hae pRiihh, tlousalana.
10 legal representatives 81 the deeeassd san OBJ
tain foxtbaf intarnAaslon ~ addressing hia uepMt
nest ae4 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

Book and Job printing Of 6t'xz description.
neauy executed a. tns oaace d Krfun-
nrsAng Mo- 81 ST. Charles sbast. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01

"THR GovERNHRNf OF THB PEOPLE, BIZ THE
PEoPBE, AND FOR THE PEoPLH, SHALL NOT
sPmIsH FROM TBR EABTH."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01
PRICES
A PORTRAIT OF MR.. GREELEY.

The publishers Of the NEW YORK TRIBUNE
having received many inquiries from time 70 time
for good Likeness OF the ditor, have made an ar
fAnRement with Measrs. Derby B Milisr 10 furn sh
copies OF Ritehies engraving. from photograph by
Brady which will be sent such aubscr bers to tho
Tribane - wish it on the conditions below. This
much the best likeness Of Mr. Greeley that has been
engraved Toe print sells for 81 zach subscriber
HhO sends us $40 for che Daily, 81 for the SEMI
Weekly, OF "a for the Weekly Tribune. the paper to
b. sent by mail. and who requests the engraving 1t
the time Of subscribing, II have q copy carefully
maed, post paid. "a his address. One wi likewise
be sent to any person who forwards club of ten or
more Semi Weekiies or twenty or more Weskliea, At
club rates. and asks for the portrait at the time
Of renting. Wedo not propoae this IS premium,
but 70 crafty tho many irieAds Of the 1rbuno who
feel desire 70 possess good likeness Of its founder
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-01
OFFIOLAL NOTICES,
urrnD STATS o1nroAHeusr, !
Cellec5 ora Once.

TTrEnD STA7nB OuHroRFHoufn
Celleofor'a Once tl
nv Orleans. DeeeHhsr a. laeI.f
rs.i.tspos rs IN 3UPLIOATE AXE IEvITRn
VA iii ~ -, Cd q this offloa until gHLElf
IA & NJ "a ~ Try, l6o9 for repairing and ran1
silNs The SaiiFhRs A. the Customhohpe boarar
NsII4r At Sout7f est FAss
'hBr inkruation. viii be furnished on ApH1|es
If 1f this eHce,
ghsSo reject sny Or ell bids is reserved b.
e .f4f itgEes.
Hasss N ust he indsrssd thus: a. PROPOSE @ y
Ana lencvato buildlngs 1t South west PssR Heaa
50 Lallon." We. p. KELLOGG,
NHM Ga collector OF CnBtereaa
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