The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18
November, 1913,
MUTUAL RENEEIT LIFE TNgTTp A NCtTe
PROCLAMATION,

By ISAAC JOHNSON Gors7Hor or he STATE of Loisiaaa
Is have BEEN 80 ge9t n and e numerous as these
people of this State and of the 49,
/ that now drawing to close, de- szssNssSzs$
mand renewed Acknowledgement Of the protecting Proy
dence and unmeted goodness Of their great Author the
! Almighty Father of mankind.
A great free and happy people give higher evidence
Of Their intelligence sound morality and vrtgous appTecia
on OF their privileges than by entertaining the most lively
the year God has manifested his merces the people
State good health has Prevailed and cities and towns
been generally poplous and although the labo Of the
hubandnan may not have been rewarded by remuneatng
PRICES yet we have abundant rejoice and hope
N humility to deserve better of the future knowledge and
the blessings OF education widely diffused Another
Chief Magistrate for the Nation has been elected and the
excitement OF the has passed quietly off through the
saietyyave Of the baotbox and the defeated parties sub
NIT with patriotic resignation TO the viii OF the people
The free institutions which have inherited from our
oreasIs az NE price Of their treasure toll and blood
maintained IN all their vgoT and purity civil and religious
liberty are enjoyed in fgl perfection The trumpet of war
mas ceased to sound IN the land and country peace
with the world These, and innumerabe other blessings,
ea upon y as individuals as state, and as alton for
nl GiVer OF all good. Therefore, l. ISAAC JOHNSON,
Governor oil the State OF Louisiana, do issue this my PrOca-
nation respectfully suggesting and recommending that
Thursday the 2fst dag If December merit be SET apart
Almighty God that the good people of the State suspend
on s gay fhelf ordinary business ayocatOns and together
usual places Of wOhp for the united expression Of homage
and spiritual blessings and Of prayer for The continuance Of
his IayOn TO our country and her noble institutions.
r the seal Of he ae a. New oean he az so u
L. % November 1913 and OF the Independence of the
United States the seventy-tird.
CmARL IS G1YAnRE Secretary Of State '0'i'' NE
GROCERIES, Etc
STURGES WRIGHT offer for sale, at 50 TCHoUPI-
5 56Soo Boxes Sta Star and Az Tqlqy CANDLES.
400 do. w. r. CHEESE
20 DO s. G, BEEF TONGUES
500 FiTkips and kegs superior BUTTER.
odd09 Barrels and halI , do. superior Roll do.
80 BaTreis Bright VARNIsH
20 Ilhds. LAMP BLACK
100 Gases Dairy ENGLISH CHEESE.
ALso-A regular supply Of GOSHEN BUTTER n2ld
COAL! ooAL!!
GtlTY COAL YARDS.-OFFICE and Yarns Ms 33o
- Snd ~ TcHouPIToULAs STREET hreesquares above
or etaiI eithey rs s On manu- ana lor SAFE wholesale
Tyy ~,iPsI1111SB U yl ANTHRACITE, ENGLISH
Steamship eoaled and trimmed with Dispatch Steamboats,
l0Wp0a ,Foundnes Cotton Presses, Sugar Renenes HO
Water aud Gas Worfs SUPPLIED With any 92a4g Of w.
best PifTSBURG COAL at The lowest market rates with
Pest quality Of Pittsbug Anthracite, English Camel and
the cities Of NewOdeans Lafayette and envons at the low.
~ All orders strictly attended to.
MCLEAN, WiLLARD& Co
M ON ~ FebOupoulas street.
WOOD, CHARCOAL TAR PITCH, SAND,
,.,,,,s SHELLS Fro.
IlE subscriber having the oldest establishment on the
New BASIN for the sale Of the above articles keeps for
sale The best OK .4sH, BL.aCK..LaCK, HiCK0RY
dHu ~ ICA-Fitt HOOl), which viii be sold at low
age, at short notice.
~ ORDERs left al The Office, No 10 SHELL RoAD side
o. INV BAsfN viii be promptly attended to; orders left
IN Cde BOX. at Mr. John lewets Exchange previous 10
clock A. viii be filled that day or aer that time
they VIII be puncualy attended to on the next day.
no In T.. j. WHITE.
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, BUILDERS,
Carpenters and all others interested in Building.
W P. KELSEY 81 Co. STEAM MAguFACTORY,
w. ST PAUL Street bctAoeen EiEia and GiTOd sfs.,
near the Protestant CemefeTU fully prepared 10
execute TO order every description of work used IN private
other buildings, such as
Panel and Store Doors, Mahogany Balnsters,
Rolling Il Stationary Blinds ARHig Posts,
Window SASH Caps and Bases for Columns
Window and Door Frames, Mahogany, Rosewood and
Neweis, Black Walnut Neneerng,
Every description Of Circular and other SAVING.
TURNING Of all kinds done TO order
BUILDINGS Of every description contracted for Sugar
Houses Furnaces, Chimneys and Machinery In every
hing appertaning thereto complete the best and most
approved plan Drafts Of Buildings and Machinery made
o order. Stores sbelyed and Bars fitted up
All orders addressed above will meet with prompt atten
ion Those who are desf0us Of building would do well 10
rive call.
az Mahogany. Cherry, Black Walnut. Cypress and
eastern Whle ffne Lumber and Yellow Pine. for buidiu
,n5poses, constantly on hand and for sale o2l 6m
NOTICE.
WILL PAY NO DRAYAGE in future, except TO