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Happiness Consists in Love.

Asths affections are the noblsst ingredient
In human nature, 30 the elevation and hap
piness Of human being mainly depend ON
the right bestowment and ample exercise Of
these affections. To be self-sufRcient and
sslf-seeking-thst isto keep all the affections
70 ones SELLS the meanest and most
miserable prsdicament creature can be in.
The homestead Of fine spirit-much more
the desolate chamber Of sinful heart
does not contain resources enough for it,
own blessedness. The soul must 20 out
from itsslf. il it would find materials Of Joy.
And just - it, happiness depends on going
out from itself. 20 its elevation depends on
its going up-depends on it, setting its #.
fections upon something higher than itself.
something noblsr or holisr ormors engaging.
2he main part Of true religion il the right
Aestowmsnt Of the affections. When they
scs 1T On The things above they are set -
high ssa sesaph can sst his. They azs ~
- high thAt they cannot fa1 - LIZ ~
sAasacssr aloag With tAsn. and naks hin
peculiar ehasacter wAoss ODD h Eviln
80 hfty.-Jeas Hs.iatsA
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The way to save is TO begin With littl
matters, and 10 begin a: once. No one sves
made his way from poverty to riches who
scornsd economy in small things. and could
not comprehend the value Of q single cent
The poor man who could get ahead pecuni
arily must learn that to save cent afte,
cent-one at time. if he can do no more
till he gets hundred Of them, and 80 has
dollar. is wise and noble thing for him
to do. Having thus actually saved his first
dollar, he will have acquired with it .
power Of self-denial and tenacity OF pur
pose which will enable him to save one dol
lar after another until he gets hundred i
and then he can save on indefinitely. and
become Independent in fortune. But" says
some one who has lived all his life without
saving. how am to save My habits are
fixed. How can learn to lay by something
for old ageP" You must do a. to money
matters what q certain ancient school Of
philosophers did as to morals. These ole
sages used. every night to review their 20
tions for the day, and see what they ought
not to have done that they had dome. and
what they might have done better Of thu
things which it had been necessary 70,
them to do. So. too. must you every night
review the actions of the day, and zee what
you have spent that you ought not to have
spent. and how you might have got more
economically what it was necessary for you
to obtain. Any one who faithfully makes
such review Of his expenditures will be
apt to discover many opportunities for re.
trenchment and reform; and then. IL he
viii, he can at once begin to save. and may
acquire economical habits which will secure
his future prosperity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-25

To DISCOVER CorroN IN WooLES
FABRlcs.--Ravel out the suspected
cotton fibre and apply fame. The
cotton will burn with Q fash,
the wool will curl up. carbonize, and
emit q burned, disagreable smell.
Even 70 the naked eye the cotton is
noacsably different from the fila-
ments OF WOOL, and under the mi
eroscops this difference comes out
strongly. The cotton is . fatteped
more og less twisted hand, having .
vszy stxiking Esssoblance 10 hair.
vAsch, u reality, Il i; since, in the
cea1aisa al eaoae,aed eszls, il lines
the nnes surface u the pod The
vssl 10y - rsragzissd q eocs by
the x>gDg. hsnssesss aaxkisg On is
6hssa Ia suE1nce a vsol % eow-
ssSa vz<h thsw xnrrv~sa snd twizss.a
xne exu. kne~. al whicA therx are
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more coocenfr.ted: Coiored cotton
or weoien goods, II color permits, d.
!uted taFtanc acid. From silks, as
before, but with great caution.
biood and aibuminous spots
Simply wash out with lukewarm wa
ter for all kinds OF goods.
hust, and spots OF ink made by
nutgalls.--From white goods, hot
.~AASvc ~ S>ASoAAso1AS esSAA,
and then tin filings. Colored cot
tons or woolens, citric acid may be
tried. White woolens, dilute hydro
chloric acid. For silks, nothing can
be done without increasing the evil.
Lime, I've, and alkalies in general.
From white goods, simply wash in
water. Colored cottons, woolens
and silks, much diluted citric acid,
drop BY drop upon the moistened
spot, to be spread around by the fin
ger.
Acids, vinegar, sour wine, fruit
juices, etc.-From white goods, sim
ply washing; in the case of fruit also
with hot chlorine water. Colored
goods, either cotton. wooden or silk,
according to the delicacy of the ma
terra! and the color, more or less d.
luted ammonia, to be spread around
on the spot, moistened drop by drop
with the tip OF the finger.
lar, wheel grease, as also fat, ros-
IN, caroonaceous particles and wood
vinegar. white goods, soap
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tAyery-me Farmers. and those having
valuable animals o. care for. We warrunf
rs efsests and referto any Farricn Who has
ever used ia
Laboratory Of J. r. Bose 4 Co.,
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& FOREIGN
PATENTS.

GILMORE 4 CO., Succes.or. n CH1p.
" NAN HOSMER 4 Co, Solioto1s
FEss IN Pr1 %W IL all countries. NO
preliminary examinations. No SdditionSf
ices for Obtaining and conducting : r..
nearing. n.y. recent decision OF the Com.
missioner ALL rejected applicsf ions
H. n,aX pc revived. Special attention given
once, Extensions before Conrress. h.
ffingment Suits In different states. and ~
Patents. osnd ssasp = cii1 aars1 = -.
FER pamphlet - DIZZY pagss.
Land Cases. LanA warrant ssna scravs.
Contested Land Csses proaec,tad h.
fore the D. q: General Land once and
Claims and HOMESTEXD Cases stsend ed
70. Land Scrip In 20, 60, and 100 acre pieces
i TOT SAFE; tbs Scrip IL sssienable, and can
upon any Goyernment land subject 70 pri.
vste entry, N.2 per acre. It = Of equal
value with Bounty Land Warrants. Scn1
.seAP :: 0uners Il Co. fer pamphlet ef
Arrears q Pay ana Bounty.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS. and sArT.
ORS Of the late was. OF thei, heirs, are in
many cases entitled to money from the
GI9vernment Of which theyhave NO know.
ledge. Write full history Of service, and
state amount Ofpay and bounty received,
Enclose stampt0 ex-GILMOREA Co. and
. fnil reply. after animation, will be giyen
you free. ~ ".'''
pNnsooaS.
All OFFICERS. SOLDIERS, and SAIL.
OkS wounded. ruptured, or injured In
the late war, however slightly, can obtain
pension by addressing GILMORE 4 co.
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE Il CO
Def0re the Supreme Court of the United
states. the Court Of Claims, and the South
ern Claims Commission.
Each department Of our business ia con
quoted In separate bureau, under charge
q same experienced parties employed BY
the Old firm. Prompt attention toa1l bust.
t ness entrusted 70 GILMORE q co. is
thus secured. We desire % wis success
~ deserving &c.
Address GILMORE 4 CO.,
$40 F Street, Washington, D. C.
P.O Box A.
February 18th, 1876. ~: II
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TN Aavsosa = 'ar r's-mA0ays
that tor sp0e time i'r is'rts SryS (vild
ihyna) - been Is ii ~'.h c-.~s success se
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-14

Jennie June" says, in a letter
to the Baltimore American:
"There are families in New York
who have been literally cursed by
the possession OF large property in
real estate, by its rise in value, by
the absurd expectations based on
this fact, and by the dry rot, which,
through these possessions and these
expectations, has seized upon every
member, to the remotest. / know
representatives of these families
who dare not go to housekeeping,
who have been obliged to fly from
New York to escape the devouring
hordes that swarmed down upon
them. If the girls of such a fam
lily marry, their husbands always
expect to be supported, and become
the most eager and grasping claim
ants. If their own demands are
not satisfied they leave wives and
children to be looked after by the
family.'"
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wicked advice to the novices among
his companions, which advice, if
followed, always drew down upon
the unlucky victim the laughter
and mockery of the audience.
"0ne half of your false mustache
has fallen off," he whispered one
night to the representative of a
young cavalier who was just about
to go on the stage; ''pull off the
other half-quick.w The b%ewildered
actor did as he was told, appeared
before the audience with half a
mustache on, and got roundly Missed
for his pains. On another occasion
he persuaded a stage courtier to go
on with one hat on his head and
another in his hand. He got along
very we'll till he attempted to put
on hat the second, in doing which
he knocked off hat the first, which
bounced owe the foot-lights, to the
great hilarity of the spectators. On
one occasion when Monnier was
acting in the provinces a terrible
storm came up just before the hour
announced for the performance to
begin, and when the curtain rose
the audience was found to consist
of one solitary man. NowiSe dis
concerted, Monnier advanced to the
foot-lights and addressed the public:
Excuse me, sir, but would you
mind coming up here and sitting
on the stage It will fatigue my
voice less if you are close beside me,
and you can see just Gs well. Or
what do you say to our closing the
theater and going to the cafe next
door to play domlnoes?"
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mARKEr.

The following quotations are for orders
from store and small lots in q iobbing way,
APPLES-hedium 200; choice. 8 O0g4 %
per Dbl.
BACON Ooessl Shoulders. ~; clear rib
sides, -ci clear sides, %; breakfast, 12A
sugar-cured hams, ~uncanVased, l2% to l3e;
packed, q TO Ac higher.
BRAN-steady; wheat. sj0e0c q 100.
BEANS-s2 50a5 90 per bushel
BULK P0hk-tLoose); shoulders, - to Sc;
long clear, "a to CSC; clear rib, 81 to SIC;
70 Ae higher.
BUTrEk.osmmon. lOelGc; medium, zoo
2oi choice, 20030s.
BALINg sfUFFs AND TIEs-Baveipe. z
and "a lbs, l2al2Hc; baling tWine, i3ai4c
ron pe3; N 70 5hei, gieced ties, 40.
are: Cement, Louisville, 50 %, q bbl; Rosen.
dale. = bbl, 2 @92 IS; hair, 2 2Og2 Is = 10
10 bale; plaster, Michigan, 8 Sol; New Work,
{ 90; lime, per Dbl. ! SOL 50. Fire-briek'
t5ga To- ~ peT 100; brick. 10 10 II per 1905,
BEEF, FRESH Rorequarters, ok 10 Ia
hind9uarters' oNG7c. Hogs, 5 to &c. Sheep,
BDOKWHEAT FLoUR-9 90 per barrel.
CANDLES Boxes, iull weight, l5k al5%c
half box full weight, Ice; quarter box, Jul
weight, Ice per To-.
cQCGANUTs-Per 100. 5 OOa6 70.
Ordinary, {, 2Os; fair. 20K t,
dc; good, q to DC; prime. 22h to DC; obsios
2h to 24c: Java, SOC Cordova, q to &c.
CHICkEH6-Mixed. 81 10 TO 3 So; choie,
hens 1875 10 4 co.
COAL OIL-R gallon So 70 $50.
U0RN-Mixed, t2954c; white. 53655,.
COMMUNAL Kilz-dried. fuii weights
81 G5 to 2 IS.
COTTON YARNs-No. coo. l29l2Ho; No
100, H0l4ko; No. 100, 161l61o.
OABEAGES-Per 100 heads. 90 0oSi0 GO
crates, Z 00@8Q %.
Chinese = Western. l38l3Ho; Rnxllsl
dairy. 1876; rates irregular.
C0TI0N-SEED-fs 50 10 . 90 ton.
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A French Actors Jokes

Henri Monnier, authorand actor,
who gave to modern France that
Incompatible type of a small bour-
geois, NJ. Joseph Prudhomme, left
behind the reputation Of being the
most i~nveterate practical joker that
ever disturbed the peace Of a re-
hersal or troubled the first repre-
sentation He delighted in giving
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1M4emrs OF

TuxTvssHp LoDsa No. S-Meets NJ
avery Monday piaht at Harmony
Han, l.. o. q. f., corner Beal and fernando
streets. Jno. Wilson, &C.; Felix LeClerc, V.
O.; X. j. Walker, p: W. Il. Moystoa, : vt
r. and s.; G. W. l.. Crock, d.. Of T.; Albert
Swim, II. Of +.
MEMPHIS LODGE No. 6-meets second, third
and fourth Tuesday evenings in each month.
Block. j Wood, G. g.; II. 5. Reynolds, v
C.; A. Mergell. P; w. Ii. Atkinson, X. Of
r. and S +. W. Vigus, NJ. Of E.; Jacob
Lutz, NJ. +.
CauR DE- Los LODGS No. lS-Meets "a and
ith Wednesdays esery month, at ESQ Second
rtroet, Vincent Blnck. opposite Court Square.
J, W. Anderson. G. c.; d. W. sehaier, v.
Oh. c. Walston. P j.. 7. Tomlinssn. III.
Of e.; D. G.. Reahard. x. Of r. s.; G. A.
Burr. NJ. Of p. Ii. II. Brigss,P P. G..
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KNIGHTS or HONOR

P~ousrAIS LODGE, No. 296-meets every
Tuesday evening 10 Natsma Hall, No. 2s
Second street. at ~ o'clock. Geo. 4. Merritt,
Dictator; John Legler, Reporter.
USIrY LODGE No. 2l7-mests every Wednes-
day night az Hall, No. 29S Second street. up
stairs. Z. NJ. Hearn, Dictator A. B. Bill,
Reporter.
CHELSEA LoDGE, No. 20-meets ID and 4th
Thursday in each month, at Brick Church.
W. q. Mitchell, D.; A. j. Knapp, K.
GERMAuIA LODGE. No. 369-meets ID and 9TH
Tuesdays In each month az 2e8 Second ftreet,
up-stairs. Jacob Braun, Dictator; John r.
Kleiner, Reporter.
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mo. 2l77.I
NOnsEeaident Notice.

Haa-
In the Chancery Court Of sbolbv corrt.
tennessee Thomas II. Allen OF nj GfboSs .
H. Allen d Co.. vs.. John IL. McClelland
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT rN
THIS cause that tho Defendants 10 H..
GnIoss pill Of Coo & Burge, fled herein
december i, 1876, to-wit: j.. Ii. Alien
ferTy Nusent and W.. l.. Archibald Sr:
non'Tesidents Of the State of Iennesss sSe
mis therefore ordered that they make thar
S nv az Nee 5sreiR, At tho couIt.house in the
Monday in April, 1877, and pIead ' ans TIsr
or demur to, said cross bill, or tbe sama
S Eil be taken for confessed as to them. and set
oyds aeb NJ nnS N Rartel and that a copy Of this
This LIST day Of March, 1877.
A copy attost;
mn EDMUND A. COLE, O. md M.
by NJ BLACK, D. O.. and M.
bill 0iinam' sol. for compliments in crosa
l.6.l2-lS
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mo, 1884,
NOn.R Resident Notice.

In tho Chanoery Court Of Shelby county
tennessee Joseph W. Branch tBrancI''
Orookes a. Co. VS.. Chas. Kortrecht ct al,
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT I'M
4 this cause that the defendant, A. NJ. Rrit,
ton, is a citizen Of st, Louis, No, ia n nan-
resident of the ) tate Of Tennessee; il Ia thsre-
fore ordered that no make his anpearanca
herein at the court house in the city Of Men,
PMS, Tenn, on Or before the first Monday in
eomplainants' bill, or the same will bo takeOo
for confessed as to him and sci for besriDs
ca. parte; and that a copy Of this order hs mis-
lished once q week. for four suoeessive WastS
In the Public Ledger. "eoAS'
A o~opy-Attest; "'''
n.0 EDMUND A. COLE, G. and M.
Byat'J j. BLACK, d. G. and M.
1856 6-l2.18 oV"pi"iuants'
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FlNAagIAL AMI UUasERCIAL
MONTY
PEBLIo LKBeER 0FFIcE.
MEMPHIS, TENN, March IA, 1877.

MhHFhIos IhNNse MNINH N 10IF'I
There is nothing new doing in bank
circles to-day. Money is easy at SOLO q
cent. 2 annum. Exchange continues in
light supply, with a good demand, quo
tations being reported as follows;
New York and Eastern deRand, buying
at par and selling at 4c premium; New
Orleans buying at fc discount and SELL
ing at par. On the streets money is in
plentiful supply at l4@2l 2 cent. =
month. New York gold rates are lO43;
here brokers are paying lO4, In local
stocks and bonds there is but little doing.
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IIvERrosL. March IA II: 30 p.u.-Cotton is
dull and easier. Uplanda. sd; Orleans,
8 9-l6d. Sales, 500 bales. Of which 1900 we're
for export and speculation; receipts, 1900
bales, Of which 5000 wets American. Arri-
yais are Lied lower,
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3 o. .. Y.

oda Bellows. Hall. sorneE Main and North
Court ttreets,
MHvPzYs LonaH, No. 6-neets every Tues
day. A. J. Knapp h. g.; 1T. Lea65e, -
g.; L. S. Burr, oseretary; W. D bruce
cToE1sAw LOOaE, No. S-msgts every Mon
asy night. A. D. Gibson, n. g.; ". J.
Hogan, Y. g.; John A. uolt, treasurer
-C-TLrE LoDoE. No. 1lo-moots every We'd
nssday night. Ed Bohle, N. e.; }. }. Tan
per, 3. g.; ChRs. BorRer, Secretary; Il.
Ottenheimsr, Treasurer.
BAsRER LeOay, No. lsl-msets eyery Fsiaay
night. W.K. French, n. g.; II. a. carroll,
v. 3.iWm. Henry, P. and X. 81 J.e. MI
sfu1S CRY LoDsr. No. ls7-mosts every
Ihorsday evening at DAD Fellows Hall. }.
?. Young, n. e.; Frank Lamont; NJ. W.
II. Noysten, Secretary; s. C. TOof, Trees.
HARvONr LODGE No. l99-meets every Tues
day night at Odd Fellows' Hall, corner Beel
and fernando streets. X. j.. walker, ~
a.; d A. Mc0mber, V. c.; T.. J. Walker
Sec'y; G.. W. hi Ter, Treasurer.
DEGREE LoDeE,
MryPH1s DrssEE LoDeE 10. 2-Meets FIRST
S ,turday Of each month. y, Bingham ~
NJ; D. A. WardlaW, D. ID. ~, Thomas Pc
CON, A.. y. NJ; h.. S. Burr, ID A. ID. M
T.P. Holland, Sec'y; T. ". Smith, Treas
HE0ANPHERT5.
alroso E%S5AvPMEET, No. 3-msots on ne
lei and "a Thursday nights Of eeoh month
W. K. French, g. P.iP. c. smith, D.. I
Henry Clements, S. W. Th0s. Bacon. scribe
John A. Holt, Treasurer; Dave Reahard
]. W: a
Ah Thursday nights Of oaeh monta- y. =
Ross. @. P; s.. s.. Garrett, r. P. ; john u
Sick, s. W.; J.. ]. Leake.j. WI I. Il rms
gEsER1L REtmF %CoNnrrgE-D T. Porter
uhairman, 28 Front street; John W. WayEes'
purg. Memphis Oil CO., SECRETARY and Treas
urer, II. Gronauer. J.. Il. Shepherd. y. h
Pullen, D. G. Reahard.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
SKAsOHTC D~IEEOrORE.

- LAk-sUAVAA q
IA -- W.
so1aEa IN
SluTH MnsnIs. No ns-aeets Cd Friday
in ach month, 10 ODD Fellows Hal. FIN
Nelson, ~ 81: 3 Pniieu. Seo'y.
ANGEsoSA, No. l5s meets lst Monday in
each month. IN Odd Feilows, Hail. CIV
MOsby. " NJ; CO booyo. coc'v.
LEILA ScoTr. No 2Sq-ncs;s ISL Wednesday
" each month, in odd Fellows Hall. A S
Myers, W n; X A Lyle. sec'y-
DESOTo. No. 2J9-ipeets 81 trday IN each
month. in Old Fellow Eall. r U William.
son. W NJ; All II White, Sec,y-
kILWrNNING, No. Ai-m oots 4th Friday IN
each month, in Odd Fellows Hall. James S
Carpenter. W NJ; A J knapp, Sec'y.
ROYAL c
PnEE CaAPrEs, No. 22-meots Sd Monday Of
esoh month-at Masonic Hall, in 0AyCso
Bi0ck. Robt. Galloway. ID. E. Fl. PIT G. q.
Locke. Sacgarary.
MExPHB CBAFTER, No. 95-mests at Ma
essh morth. B. X. PIllen, n. +. b. P.i
John D HUM, Acting Secretary.
r. AID Q. n.
EunnKA COUNCIL, NO. 6-neets Sd Thurs
DAY OF each month-at Masonic Hail. II Gay
Geo Block. B. +. Halter, III. HIT A. d
Wheeler, Rec.
CYRvNs CONNAEDERY. No. s-meets 4th Mon
aay Of each month al Masonic Hal, 6ayoso
Block. I'd W0rsham. n. O.; I. d. barchas,
ST. ELMO CoMHASDERY No. i5.-Meets
gd Tuesday Of each month at Masonic Hall,
oa7oso Bloch. B. Y. Rsliaf. b.. O.; A. J.
hSiogrs OF RID CEOss OF CONSTANTINE
meets first and third Saturdays Of each month
AZ Masonic Hall. L. d. Hatch, NJ. z. s.; II.
J., Barchus, X.