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born and AK sou what would
have become of you M that interest.
ing time IN your life IT your rPrcu''
had not been .oraticnt with and 50
kind to you, 70 eat 1T the second
table when company comes, To- sct
out cabbage plants because YOU arc
little, and consequently Il won't
make your back ache much To gn
to school when you don't want 70
to get spelled down in school to
lose your marhles, 60 have your
sled broke; 70 get hit on the eye with
frozen apples or soggy snow balls;
to cut your finger to loose your
knife; TO have hole IN the rear OF
your only pair Of pants when your
cousin from the city comes to sec
you to be called coward il YOU
don't fight at school; to be whalcd
at home if you do fight at school; to
be struck after a pretty girl, and
dare not tell her; to have n boy too
big for you % lick tell you
your sweetheart squints to have
your sweetheart cut you dead, aud
affiliate with that boy John Smith,
whom you hate particularly because
he set your nose up the week before;
to be made 30 to bed when you
know yon amt sleepy; to have no
fie-crackers on the Fourth Of July,
no skates on Christmas; to want a
piece ofbread and butter with honey,
and get your ears boxed; to be Kept
from the circus when it comes to
town, when all the other boys go;
and to have the eanker rash and
stone bruises, TO be called up to kiss
all the old women that visit your
mother; to be scolded because you
like Maggie Love better than your
own dear sister; to be told what n
scoring time little boys have who
tell lies, and are not like George
Washington; to catch your big
brother kissing the school maam on
the sly, and wish you was big 50 you
could kiss her too;--oh, bah on u
boy again.
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The Mammoth Oil.

We claim for this oil many merits over coal
or kcrusene oil; among which are the following:
1t is non-explosive, hence it is perfectly safe.
1t is cheap
1t is cleaner, and leaves no grease on any
thing it may come in contact with
II does not scent or smoke the chimney.
II makes much better and softer light, and
given quantity will burn as long as the same
amount Of coal or kerosene or any other kind
Of burning fluid.
II may be used in any Of the coal oil lamps
simply with the Coal Oil Mammoth Come
Burner, which is acknowledged by all to be th,
best in use
MARK CARTER,
Peach Creek, Miss,
Owns the righ, for panols county.
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Said speaker at a Sunday School
exhibition: "You boys ought to be
very kind toyourlittle sisters | once
knew a bad boy who struck his
sister = blow over the eye. Al
though she didn't fade and die in
the Summer time, when the June
roses were blowing, with sweet
words on her pallid lips, she rose up
and hit him over the head with a
rolling pin, so that he couldn't 90
to school for over a month on ac-
count Of not being able to pnt OH
his hat,
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Az OMIssIoN.--During the session
ofthe Press Association which mctat
Canton recently, amotion was made
by J. A. Signaigo that Mrs. Virginia
Frantz be requested to write a poem
to be read at the next meeting
Of the Association, by any member
she might designate. The motion
was not reduced to writing, which
accounts for its non-appcarancc in
the published proceedings, it having
escaped entirely the recollection Of
the Secretary. The motion was I'M
animously adopted. The press of
the State will please copy.
JNo. CALuooy, Sec'.y.
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at is a great comfort to be let a.
lone," said an Irish lover, especial
" whes yer sweetheart is wild ye."
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
OFFICE or TEE eoMMIssIoNERs
or The fs..
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. 18th February, 1869
By virtue Of the thryevenfh section Of the act Of the
Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana entitled An Act TO
Consolidate the City Of New Orleans and provide for th-
Government and Administration Of its Alfalfa approved
the sd February 1882 extract Tho Mayor. Controller Trss
and the ch.rmen Of Finance Committees Of thstwo
Boards Of the Common Council shall constitute Commission
to be called the Commissioners Of the Consolidated Debt OF
New Orleans and they shall have to Issue Bonds Of the
city Of New 0resn having than forty years to run
with interest," payable such place be agreed on be
said Commissioners snd the parties to whom the Bonds
ssued In sem coupons exchange for bonds
obligations debts Of the old corporation, Of the hu
inequalities whether mstured not or to sell Bonds
and apply the proceeds the Of the msured debts
Of the cid CORPORATION of the Municipalities, but to no
other purpose"
Sealed Proposals will be received aths once from this
date 18th of March, 1862 ct IL O'Clock for the
chase all thereof will be necessary, to
sIxTYTHRBE THOUSAND DoLLARs Of Bonds issued
By Municipality the City Bank maured since LIST
December 1868 Of series of EIGHTY BONDS Of the city
Of New Orleans the One Thousand Dollars each
sadBonds to be dated the frat Of March, 1862 payable in
twenty yesr at the Office Of the city with
Interest Coupons attached thereto, the rate Of six
tum per annum payable In the city Of New York.
Proposals Endorsed Bds for the Purchase Of Bonds
and addressed 70 40. Delays, secretary"
The Commissioners the right Of rejecting and
all bids $3.50. .aa-.-
By order Of the Board .rx. $780,
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A LFRED H. PIEKsON.C OMMdsS1o
"A Merchant In GROCERIES,, OILS and DRUGS Nos
e5 and VI GRAylER STREET offers to the trade at Low
fIGURrS:
20 barrels ALCOHOL:
100 barrels LINSEED OIL, boiled aud raw;
100 barrels GOAL OIL, best brands;
100 cases CONCENTRATED LYE;
1000 ounces QUININE French and American
100 ounces hORPHINB;
100 boxes SODA. pound apd halvesi
20 boxes Fine sHFRkY WINE;
20 boxes Fine OLD PORT;
20 boxes TEXAS WINE; IL
100 casks ALE and PORTER;
100 boxes WINES, 6s-To arrive;
20 barrels LARD OIL
10 barrels TRAIN OIL:
20 barrels TURPEkTINE-
ALFRED q. PIERsON,
IS and 81 Gravier street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-13

Crxxx's OFFICE Uuxxp sfAx.s pls!nci OoUHf'
December ], 1853.
4. Bsurrupscy-Ths sstiss ssssd from this ses that
JOHN fHORNHILL has nlsd his petition 70 b declared
bs.krups - the partner 4 v. Esin Wa sasd through
u,,..hs Il shouM have ben Hsnry nsnhiA
M John fhsr,h has sss APPLIED Tor Tie ssnsat Of he
BANKRUPT Lsw. r1vv n~,us, c,.-s.
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M AxIog YIAHo roITI declared p The ysAsss . shs
sts Ps Of American Institute bald IN beptsmpef ano
ctobs ISL 10 b the bet piano exhibition, and amer
sst trial. ordered By The American Institute With the risnos
ofthe mccsss exhibitors the Wis Exposition - a.
dared By thsr Judges 70 Be the best Plano Known %
AGENTS WANTED Ffrst-cass and rsaponapie Aesne
wanted In svery city and town vhGe " nave - eS "
pointed them
pslnnsy stresk New York AArrnn W.
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vssns md wedding Cards engraved h the most elegant
sn.sr Busnsss Csrds Account Sales Cotton Bills LAdns
Chscks Invoices md Circular listers. etc., Lthogashsd
Bsais, oa.esling Stamps. Door Pissss' &c.
Initials embossed on pspG md envelopes WITHOUT
CHA10E FOB BIZ
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Hsvins saaly.sd the on. md n NJ szpsiIens II ~,
"a prsssntsd 70 public for the purpose Of restoring
- hsir 70 IL original eolos. In testimony vhien hssss
M NJ dgnsssA Willy axRou
ue Al Human HAIR Bouthsm Emporium
q. h CALDWELL. Pstsntsa
Hs&i des IHangsn, Me- " Ohaztro sFvek
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= uAvEoA's PUKCMAsMa DUK1Au
IL res . nd y PARK BOW. HEw Yo8k

An rs.1s ss uuCHANDBR rURCHAsKn
rxper,snosd end esmpstsns buysn nsAgs1 nt
o~rv ana prsnpsy md faithfully - Ne isvss Dsss
a...s MA only nom arstslass md reliable houses
mi ~ ana. PAYABLE ON DELIVERY. vhsaa
-. - 4. rsuaisssd 70 cover Freight and ocnnasssns
--A~.s an .uus not sxcssdins eloo, I'VE p3 cent
U--,-s..s n aus sxessdins elN TWO AND hAO
IsAAO pAvBaA.
Pssts0o Dsx l7SA Nsv Xssa
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ST.CHARLEs THEATER-sT.o CHARLES ST
Engagement of the Eminent Young rnesdisnns
MISS FANNY b. PRICE.
Who win appear this
s- Saturday Evening. Feb. rs. 1850.
FOR POSITIVELY THE LAST TINE IN
Boucicsult's Last and Greasests Success.
AFTER DARK. Aztec DARK.
The wonderful and thrilling RAILROAD SCENE, pur
Rs and
1nhs D. rnee
soucc.n and Eeads FoUI FLA win SOON BE- Ts1Vss
with It's beautiful scenery and delightful incidents
VA1IETIEs THEATER.
Saturday Evening. February IN. 1880.
Two Splendid Psrformances-At Rosedae Matinee ut
IL O'Clock,
And also In the Evesing at71-e
VIII be presented Lester walAck's celebrated Play Of
ROSEDALE.
Mondsy-MARY GLApsrANE as ELIZABETH.
NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURBoN STREET.
Saturday. February Is,
First night Of orsnbaeh's Operetts,
TIE SONG OF FORTUNE.
AND
The Daughter of the KegIment,
Opera in acts, by DOniIstt
For particulars see Programmes.
Doors open at 81 o'clock Performance commences st IL
SUNDAY, l4th-IL TBovAToRE.
TIE performance announced for this day, Friday viii
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sT. CHARLES ST.
THE GREAT SENS ATION,
HUMPTY DUMPTY:
TONY DENlER .........................CLoWN'
LESLIE ..hAhLEVolN'
BLOAN as................
AURloLE ..COLUMblNE.
GALLETTI, ANfoNINo. CHERIBELLI.
AND
MONS. ST. oDY, CARDILLE AND szoLLossY
Grand Ballet.
HUNPTY DUMPTY MATINEE SATURDAY NOON
s. eeicss i Matinee j o'oloeh. Performance
ses e secured II advance for any night during the
VARIETIES THEATER.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE,
-oS-
ssturd day, February IL. at Ie o'clock NJ.
When will be presented Lester walAcks beautiful play,
ROsEDALE,
With fine scenery and superb cast
CKEsCENT CITY MUsEUM.
40 AND 4e ST. CHARLES STREET.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION!
Reengsgement by special request OF Of the leading
families city for short period prior to her departure
| for Europe, Of
NATURES GREATEST PHENOMENON,
CHRISTINE MILLY,
THE TWO HEADED WOMAN.
who win give her levees daily, surrounded by
THE ONE MILLION CURI0sITIES,
Animate inannate natural and artistic anedluvisn and
modern enlisted the attention Of scientific
curious and made this
THE PEOPLES OWN RESORT.
The IMAM FROG" at seven and nine NJ, and twelve 4
on Saturdays and MONDAYS.
/ Doors open from 4 =. until 10 p u.
Admission-5O cents; children, IS cents
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Time L. l86-In accordance with sections and IS Of the
entitled act ITO establish general system OF Free
Ban hing In the State of Louisiana" approved March l5
1888 hereby given 70 the holders Of the circulating
notes of this Bank duly audited under the provisions OF said
nc 70 present the the Banking House, at the
once Oh State Auditor for the purpose OF resumption
hin this date, otherwise the funds deposited
b. said Bank for said purposes VIII be reclaimed
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-Union Bank OF L0u1slana.-HeW OF.
lsans lS6In accordance with sections and 81 OF
The entitled AN to establish general stem OF Free
BANKING State Of Louisiana approved March ID 1900
nsce hereby given 70 the holders OF the circulating notes
f this Bank duly audited under the provisions Of SAD sc
se Auditor for the purpose redemption within
otherwise the funds deposited by said BANK for
~ purpose wiz be reclaimed vrv,r- 49,.
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GREY JACKET BTTTERs.

TIE THE REAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE
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In sddftisn 70 0ovsnmsnk State and Railroad Bonds and
stccks We bay and ell Lasds In Illinois, Wisconsin Mime
pota Iowa, Missouri Kansas nd Nsbraska.
he highest Sries paid fsr tslss 70 LANDS SOLD FOE
TAXA
We also purchase q bsss rstss LAND WARRANTS and
pIsCREDITED WESTERN COUNTY, OILY AND TOWN
BONDS.
Correspondence solicited, md any information rsquirsdi
furnished without charge Address
AUSTIN CoRBM . 90,
Bankers, New York ~.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-24
A Nrw avn UsrruL IsyrsrIor FoR

A Nrw AND UsEruL INVENTION FOE
Planters lin passing The Worsbam
House this morning, we were shown a
new corn, pea and cotton seed planter,
which we think is destined to supercede
all others that have heretofore been in
troduced into the South. 1t is so con-
structed that il can be changed conven-
ieutly from a corn and pea to cotton
seed planter, and vice rsrsa. In plant
ing, it lays of rows any desired width ;
drops soy number Of grains In a bill,
and hills any desired distance apart. Mr.
McGregor, the inventor Of this valuable
machine, can be seen at the Worsham
House by parties desiring TO purchase
State or County rights. p 26
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-24

IRISH LITERARY AssoCiArIoS.-We are
happy to announce that the grand ball to
be given by the Irish Literary Associa-
ton on Easter Monday evening, the 18th
inst, at Cochran Hall. will prove sue
cess-jadging from the large amount of
tickets already sold. The object is
praisewortby--the purchase Of books for
library-and to the lovers Of the may
dance there is fun in store. Tickets
admitting lady and gentleman two dol
lars; for sale at W. j. Mausford's Catholic
Bookstore, 308s Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-24


COMPLETE BoogsToRE.-The splendid
bookstore of Clesves, Smithwick u
Hatcher, at 2s3 Main street, has brought
out, in conjunction with Little, Brown Il
Co., of Boston, the Tennessee Digest,
prepared by our well known fellow citi-
zen, Col. 81. Clay King The work
appears in four large volumes, and is
superbly printed and bound, and will be
eagerly sought by every lawyer and mag,
istrate 10 the State. The firm Of Cleaves,
Smithwick 4 Hatcher embraces expe-
rience, fine enterprise and sterling int
gritty. They have just received superior
stock of cap, letter, and note paper Of
svsry variety, which is offered at reason
able prices. They make q specially oil
law books, and keep on hand at all times
a fine assortment. In the way of histo-
ries, fiction, school books, ETC., they have
the best standard works. The establish
mspt, in Word, il complete in all its
departments.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-24

FOREIGN ExcHAgGE-Persons wish
ing to send money to their friends in
Europe, or to bring them to this conn
try, will do we'll to call on Mr.. Fisher, of
the Emmett Bank, who has been engaged
in that business since 1863. He has
lately opened an account with the Royal
Bank of ireland, at Dublin, on which he
draws direct See the card of his bank
in another column.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-24
River.


The river here has risen six inches during the
past twenty four hours. The loo in the Mis-
souri, river is moving. and the prospect of an
early opening of navigation is very good. Al
Louisville the Ohio is rising. with nine feet
three inches in the canal. The Arkansas al
Little Rock is stationary. White river Is de-
cliniDg slowly. with high water at all points.
The weather is cl0ud5 and warm. with every
prospect Of rain. Business is moderately good
on the lsvee.
BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.
The splendid freight and passenger packet,
Minneola. W. b. Miller, master. Wan. Hall.
clerk. leaves for Cairo. Louisville and Cinein-
natl this evening at FIVE o'clock.
The splendid passenger s'eamer Guidon,
Captain Clay Rice. Carrot Hulls and Sam.
Woods. clerks, leaves this evening at five
o'clock for Pine Bluff. Those wishing to make
a quick and pleasant trip should engage pas
sage at once.
The regular New Orleans packet. Bismarck.
Entriken, master. and Greene Y. Shields in the
Office, is loading for Vicksburg. Natchtz and
New Orleans, and will leave the wharf this
evening at FIVE o'clock.
The palatial freight and passenger packet.
Mary 4. Forsyth, is the regular United States
mail steamer for Cairo and St. Louis this eve
ming at Eve o'clock, Captain Dave Haney. on
the roof, aHd W. B. White and George Briggs
are her c erks
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-24
Amusements.


NEW MEMPHIs THEArER.-Mrs. +. W.
Lander, the queen of tragedy in this
country, appeared at the New Memphis
Theater last evening in her great role Of
Elizabeth, Queen Of England" The
audience was respectable in numbers and
highly apprecia.ive 10 character. Mrs.
Lander has improved greatly since we
first saw her 10 this character. She has
become easier in her manners; lost some
of the frigidity Of art, and assumed more
OF nature. The first two acts ran smoothly
enough, aud the audience remained pas
sive and unaffected; but at the close Of
the third act, where Robert, Earl of
Essex" the lover of the Queen, after the
reduction of Cadiz, returns, bronzed
soldier, to be denounced as q traitor
by the Queen, and seeing his interiors
promoted TO high rank, burst into tears,
the houors we're fairly divided between
the Queen, who fainis in rage, and the
proud but heart-broken Earl Mr.. j. 81.
Taylor, who personated this character so
well, and Mrs. Lander were heartily sp-
plaudsd, and the encore continued after
the curtain fell until they came forward
and acknowledged the compliment. The
passage was indeed rendered with splen-
did effect And from that time forward
to the end of the fifth and last act the
audience seemed inspired with admra.
ton for the great tragedy, and several
times gave expression in the most crit.
cal applause. The Queen herself seemed
to know, after that first reveille of ap-
plause, that she was playing before an
assembly of critics, and moved with re-
newed spirit, " every inch king" The
latter half of the play was truly grand
and perfect impersonation of the bold,
imperious, power-loving Queen. The
dressing of the character was magnificent,
each act having different costume.
The transformations oftime were strictly
carried out. And in the last act, where
the lettering Queen, with suuken cheeks,
hollow eyes, and clutching fngers, comes
out, and dies in the act of snatching
back the crown she had bestowed
on her successors head, the
scene is tragically grand beyond descrip.
ton. Mr.. aud Mrs. flanagan. Mrs. Nell
lie Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Cline, Mr..
hurry, and others Of the company, ac-
quilted themselves in their usual credit
able style. Tonight, the fashionable
night of the week, Elizabeth will be re-
peated. Tomorrow night, Mary Stuart.
TARLEAUx Wharf.-The splendid pic
lures formed of groups of lovely females
and gallant men, the rendition of classic
scenes and charades, the music and
song, will make Greenlaw Hall tc-
morrow night the center of attraction.
The large hall was chosen for the accom-
mediation Of the tbrongs. The price was
put to fifty cents, so that whole families
can attend. Buy tickets at Bigley 4
Mellersh's. Reserved seats, one dollar
each, The fernando street cars will
wait for passengers till after the tableaux
on Thursday and Friday nights.
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