The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-04

BORIGINAL
Indian tribes which IS now in the process of being
taken, it is shown that the seven small bands
of Ottowas about Michilimackinac, numbering
about zoo SOULS who rely wholly on agriculture for
subsistence have raised, during the last season,
q, 600 bushels of corn and 10000 bushels of pota-
toes. They also made, the past spring, $4,000
pounds, or over l47 tons, Of maple sugar which is
WORTH at the Mackinac market, seven cents per
pound-making SO, $50 on sugar alone. Corn is
worth at the same place, 80 cents and potatoes
81 cents per bushel. This single example shows
what the Indian tribes could do for themselves
were they all TO make bold appe at to agriculture
or living, and abandon the chase.-URion.
Celebration of the Seventy second Anniversary Of
American independence
The following is the Programme adopted by the
Committee of Arrangements for the celebration of
the coming National Anniversary:
National saute viii be fired on the eve of the day. on
Place Ame Lafayette and Washington Squares, and bne
The procession will form Canal street, in front OF the
State House, at A. M, under the immediate command OF
Col. Charles A. Labuzan, Grand Marshal.
Grand .MarstaJ-CoI. CHARLES CHARLES A. LABuzAN.
.uarshays.-Ffrst yhgR5eipatitg-Chas, Kilshaw H. l.
K. s1es, H. J. Ranney
SecgRd, yNU4icigaIy--Jgn i Neville G. w, Chrsyi
chez ssa Bnsaa Beauass e. Aa % R5 ha8
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Military Escort,
Grand Marshal.
Mayor of the City and Recorders
Committee of Arrangements
Orator of the Day and Reader OF the Declaration Of hide
General Council
Aldermen Of the three municipalities.
Marshal
Music.
Veterans of 1914 and 1915
aT n8 oe e Of me g. q Rs asng eane
Officers 6 Of the ? Army and 6 MANY
Governor Of the State and staff
Maj. Gen. j. L. Lewis and staff
Members of the Senate and House OF Representatives
Regents Law Faculty and Medical Faculty of the Univer
State Superintendent fiss G Of Pubic Education
Secretary of State State Treasurer Auditor Of Public Ac
counts, Civil Engineers and Surveyor General.
Judges of the sugTepe Court Attorney General and
District Attorney.
Judges Of the District Courts of the State,
Judges Of the u S. Courts, u s. District Attorney and
a.. ~ : Il Ma[sh 8I,d ,,rit C,or,
Collector Of the Customs Naval Officer Surveyor of the
u s Receiver ram and f Register d the Land Office
Superintendent and officers Of the Mint
Fire Department with banners.
Directors Teachers and Male Pupils of the Public Schools
Clergy
Membefs Of Medical Societies,
NoaIies Public.
NewEngland Society.
Marshal
Free Masong-Grand Lodge and subordinate Lodges
Odd FeIlows-Grand Lodge and Subordinate Lodges.
Charitable Societies
Hibernan St. Patrick st. Andrew, Howard, German and
Temperance Societies
Incorporated Institutions and other Societies.
Sons of Temperance.
Harbormssters and Port Wardens.
Captains of Vessels and Steamboats,,
Strangers and Citizens generally.
Marshal.
Military Escort.
The Procession. when formed will move up st. Charles
street to Poydras down POydTas Camp, down Camp to
the moth side of Canal street. thence Royal down Royal
Espanade up the north side of Espanade to Condo street
up Condo to the Place d. Armes, where the Declaration OF
Independence will be read and Grafton delvered-attel
which the Procession will be dismissed,
j. L. FABRE, Chairman COMMITTEE OF ATIangenlenLs.