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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-29

peals TO passions and prejudices against
their white fellowmen, whose welfare
they are brazen enough 70 profess to have
at heart That country is seriously
weakened and injured whose population
consists in any large part Of free negroes
And the country which Is governed BY
them is given over to destruction, as
surely as history and experience teach
any true lessons for the future. The
Baltimore Sun has the following;
From the time when Hayti formally
asserted its independence, January /,
1904, there has been a constant series oil
violent political changes, and one prom
inent tendency Of the government,
among people whose accession rs
deemed of value TO republican principles
in this country, is the disposition OF ITS
rulers to assume imperial power. Des-
salines, the first Governor appointed by
the Haytiens, assumed the title OF En-
peror of Hayti in ten months after his
annointment Christophe, who, in 1907,
was appointed Chief Magistrate OF the
northwestern portion of the island, in
1911 changed his title TO that OF king,
calling himself Henry /, and had the
kinely Office made hereditary in his
family. Souloque, the President who
was indicted into power in lo47,
made himself king in lS49, with the title
of Faustin |, at the same time creating
various orders of nobility, and surround
ing himself with the splendors of bar
barrie court The exports of this island,
which is the most fertile in the West |
Indies. were valued in 1889 at $27 ,S2S,-
600, aud consisted chiefly of sugar, coffee
and cotton. Ii is estimated that the |
exports of coffee scarcely exceed third
and of cotton tenth of the export OF
1889, whilst sugar is no longer exported.
No Improvement can be expected 10 the
commerce and industry OF the country
until it enjoys the blessings OF stable
government
In 1888 the British government passed
an act abolishing slavery in Jamaica,
which did not take full effect till 1888.
Compensation for the slaves was guar
anteed by the government to the owners,
amounting to between six and seven
millions pounds sterling. The popula-
ton of the island in lS49 was estimated
at 400, 900, of whom about sixteen thou.
sand only are white. The blacks share
in the legislative and municipal govern
ments, and great efforts have been made
by the British authorities and by relig-
ious and benevolent associations in Eng
land for their intellectual and moral
education. It was hoped after the
of disturbances under
Governor Eyre, year or two ago, and
he solicitude evinced by the British
Government to do justice to all the par I
les engaged in that affair, that quiet
would be permanently restored. The
does not inform us of the cause
If the dangers which again threaten the
peace of the island, but much of the dis.
content which has heretofore existed
here may be traced to the incendiary
influence of fanatical whites in Jamaica
md England, who are continually inter-
neddling with the relations of the two
aces, and seeking to crafty their human
tartan fancies at the hazard Of the peace
md prosperity Of society.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

4 DMINIsTRATog,s SETTLEMENT IN N
Hairs and Creditors Of Jonathan Albright, de-
ceased. - Notice is hereby given hat have
fled my settlement Of the estate OF Jonathan
Albright, deceased, with the CLERK. Of said
Court, and that will apply for conhrmation
said Court, to be held on the first Monday Of
said month in the Courth.u use IN the city OF
Memphis. W; Al; Abbhluhl.
JGHH LoAGUE. Clerk. Io-lOl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-29

16r Some villains, whose names have
not come to light, visited the American
Commission premises near Yicksburg,
few nights since, and committed an
outrage on the persons Of Mrs Smelling
and Miss Holmes, who are engaged
teaching freedmen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-29
The Logislaturs.

NOVEMBER, ga memorial from
Connecticut manufacturers proposing TO
manufacture here, on condition Of i've
years exemption from taxation, was
presented and referred in the Senate.
The bill 10 repeal al laws disqualiiy-
ing persons from holding Office or sitting
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-29
Administrator,s Notice.

A ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE
N Of b. d. Gilbert. deceased, i alone have
authority to wind 10, or transact any business
appertainine 10 said estate, or connected with
the firm Of Gilbert, Harris h Co., the same
having, by mutual consent, been dissolved on
the 18th Of Sep ember last All persons hold
separate estate OF B. B. Gilbert, will present
them properly authenticated in the time pre-
scribed oy law. and all wto are indebted 70
said firm, OF 10 the said separate estate Of b. b.
Gilbert, will please come forward and make
payment
Office. go Front street.
J. Nj. GILBERT, JR.,
Administrator Of the estate Of b. B. Gilbert,
deceased. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-29
NoTIcEs.

,-orrcE-AT THE DECEMBER TERM
n - tbe County Court Of Shelby county
LIN sopiv for letters tesiamentary on the estate
o. Sd .. a. HUGH TORRENQE.
NTOTICE-TO MY FkIENDS.-HAV4NG
ny practice. and can be found At my residence,
NO. % WASHINGTON STREET,
AZ all hours Of the DAY and night.
"a NARY RULFMAN.
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Memphis. Novsmbor p. 1867.

NOTICE. -THR CREDITQRSO OF G. LAGo-
~ MARsINO 4 co. are hereby neuhsd q
present their claims % the undersigned, whilst
those Indebted % the firm are nouted that
rromri payment l. required, o. claims ban BE
placed in the hands Of offcerE for coiecuon.
Al. LONG1NQTII.
65-ele SURVIVING Partner.
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BOARDING.
TAKEN UP.
LOST.

r 0sT.-LATE YESTERDAY EyEsN EN-. IT,
either at the Poplar street mal,se, nd No
tween ne corner o. nd spsctaoies was drop
ned a g' Iost ~ me. The fnder vii be lioe-
lii anu rsxsred By leaving them at the PUBLIC
LEgeER Office HUGH TORRENoE.
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FOR RENT.
81 o. Msdison street

UOR RENT.-RO0MS FOR SMALL FAM
Il lilies who are well recommended. The
rooms are. on Third street. Rooms are new.
and good waters will rent chear. Inquire Of
v. W. WTCKERSHAM,
Office S. L. corner Third and
81 Jeffarsnn treets. up stairs.
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OFEICERS.

w. b. GREENLAW, President
JAS. ELDER, Vioe-President.
S. Il. READ, Secretary.
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WANTS.

VTTANTFD- TWO SERVANT GIRLs,0NE
w to cook and wash. and one for chamber
maid. Amply at 81 Market street. 20
M ANTED-TO PURCHASE ALL KINDS
w of
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FOR RENT.
A New Brick Business House /;

three stories high, with cellar. and all neces-
sary improvements, Just completed. at No. 2
Towards row. Also, the
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CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
TAKE FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
DIRECTORS :

W. B. GREENLAW, N. S. BRUCE,
C. W. COVER, CHARLES JONES,
JAMES ELDER WIN. HARRINGTON
JOHN oVERT0N, JR.
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RACES! RACES! RACES |!
Memphis Association Course!

THERE WILL BE THREE DAYS TR0T-
l. TING RACES at this Course, commencing
on THURSDAY, 18Th INST.
FIRST DAY:
First Race, Purse $3.50, will be mile heats,
three in five, to harness, free for all horses,
Second Race. Purse $3.50, two mile heats. to
wagon, free for all horses.
SECOND DAY;
First Race. Purse 500. for pacing horses,
mile heats, free for all horses.
Second Race, Purse 500, for trotting horses
owned in Shelby county, mile heats, three in
five, to harness.
THIRD DAY:
First Race, Purse $3.50, mile heats. three in
five. for all beaten horses, trotting.
Second Race, Purse $780, mile heats. for all
trotting horses that have not trotted inside of
2:45 in public.
Three or more to gil each race. Entrance
ten per centum entries made each day preced-
ing race. at seven o'clock, at the Gayoso House.
Pools will also be sold at the Gayoso House. at
half-past seven o'clock.
73-td A. D. GIBSON. recre AIRY.
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Residences and stores.
ROR RENT
A DWELLING HOUSE,

healthiest part Of the city. Inqnire OF
LILLY BROS,
72-t Corner of Second and Union streets.
IGOR RHINESTONE HOUSES NOS. 1856
L and 361 Shelby street. Also large Office In
the Walker Block. Apply to TH0S. II. COCK,
279H Main street, up stairs. sci
NOR RENT.-THE TWO NEW BUILD
ings-Nos. 90 and go Alabama street-op-
posite the eager place. containing ten rooms
and garrett each. Rent moderate, to good
tenant. Apply to GEORGE P. ZEIGLER, in
the rear of137 Hill street. UT
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-21

que .3fee lanfsa birett mad Nrp = -.
H 400 Wfeilen obne 8aseniscsziel
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-21

ride; tn Gorintb nit Der Mobile nnb Ohio GiSenbaEn
fir Selma, WobiIe ufb ale 6dsIpiIdten Iieeenben
9nnfte. Rsaht Anf9tiI6 n 8ronS sainetion NIT Der
Vifiiippt Central Gifenbabn fir Qew Drleans Hnb
bdS1ptfdbealiepenbe @untte.
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auseenommen Sonntaes. 80. -.
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sGasee;etbiete S61afpasen an
alien S1aAt5tleen.
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bic oben aHgegebene 3eit einbdIter, uusgenommen,-
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4afbpiHe 500 anftatt 400 Radniittaes ietn uiro.
sir Sur5binets unb aiiSere Idrlae penbe man
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etnrdffube un6 an Das Broas StraseR Depot, Naib<
ptne, Tenn.
sfr.S 8. 3. Ban 8pne.
S,I 49,. General, Guperintenbeut.
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s, Sidling's & GO's.
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Miro an einem einfa1en plan gu gIeiHen Rreigen,
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5000 GnkbSN Eamens tybfefls 60. ~. 1920
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hoEten.
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0ddber FIR 2anbIente nms

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BON Sc etaats 9daaemeiffer.

SdnbnnIt pom Ebipl
2 t5 sea Columbus, A. Estober 1861 4
sd bin A6eysengt, BAT bjeie lInterneb Hnrg Iebiss
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@ir wpIleR ~ Satin etIiaNIelt bes 8eblifHms All
Nisvs elesahten YtaRps Mt nenen Staien, in een
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yeine Serren- So babe bic 3aisnSuns erbaItsn
@eteR bea aRMiberrN &rminafS gihf. der Rgped 1T
barmberaig Mb patrtcttid, inheu er BITE SntereEien
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bat, weldbe in BEN RreSe 5Ir nnteroridtmg Der 9es
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fhble mi9 Sbres Grfolgee eewtki Elm Dollar pom
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10 einea nnternehmen, TDel4es bic aneEf6ttdten
ainoer Der gefnneneu Tapfereu hes States % pers
iorsen unb 90 eTieben uerfpri9t. Die mt iener eeh
DerfraneH mHh debkfmnrn mag pom ihnen cine ees
wiiicnbafte GrfaiiGn0 fBrer PFiGten ersuarten. SO
boife anfrttig, hab Is I'D os Elm Grfos erweife unS
tiesm @dMner, ,peIds SaiIeIbe alf Ia nabmen. eth
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2. 81. 9isss, Cincinnati.
Saepb Eraber, Cincinnati.
| SSts @la. @eh Niron, Gih. glep EbiO 9es.
EboB. Spooner, Cincinnati.
SemI. &. eospsns, estr. aatapetts snl. 60.
3on. 2. q. Degsusg, D9ts Senat:
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gss tegss ssses .sz s4SsR asae asat.es asa4ss
|Offiee: % BeF 0rittG Gtrabe.
s&S AAMgf sFFsN &ai9s$a8ss% 4at gAh&@
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Grie Gtlenbal)ll /!
'GrSeer, breiter Damn. = BoppeItss @eleiIt
.s5 Stem 2JDrf, gOffon
..s.,.s@e4 pnb 9rusnslanS< 5tsSteu,, 49,

Gtefe Gtfembdhn srftreft iitp pom f9' e'
DnrFirt mad Retp yprf AGO geeiIefi, Tsli!1f
Buffalo mad 9ep gerf 423 9leilen, e
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18
THE WAR ASPECT.

French Traders and Ftunuciers Not Assured
by French Diplomacy.
The PARIS correspondent Of the London Tss writes: -
"No business at the Bourss but plenty OF
Chassepot rifles store. Thus may be summed up the
present state OF Affairs here. Not only the Paris
Bourse but throughout France. very little business is
doing for confidence seems gone and credit dead Il il
the natural consequences Of nations desinss resting
entirely in the hands Of man. that his smallest word
srcitss alarm and his most candid uttsrances ind but
hesitating acceptance The present feeling 10
one of mistrust and apprehension 10 the
future, and the pursuits OF peace naturally suffer
for It. The prevailing opinion undenisbly
prsdesnsd 10 do 90, the belief alone suices 10 work
ncalculabie mischief The state OF chrome apprehsn
sion and resricsd credit OF late 10 have spread
from France to other nations and all Europe suffers for
IT, The Emperors speeches, the most pacific Of
them have persuaded nobody that the hour OF action s
far removed and the French administration bestrrng
itself to be ready for all eventualities.
Besides the accelerated manufacture OF the new rife
which II may DO urged is not unnatural when the
adoption OF that weapon has been decided upon
preparations OF more sign Gcant nature arc beng
made.
The London Tm>s editorally remarks that in France
the DANGER alleged from the formation OF strong German
State the Rhine constitutes good party cry against
the imperial and .rets that the CRY Is
met with apparent rather than with open deh-
ance Tho boider would probably be the safer course
but frat condition OF peace disarmament and
decree for the dismissal OF soldiers 10 worth any
amount Of speeches and notes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18
THE BOARD OF EXCISE.

The Excise Board held their usual weekly meeting
Yesterday afternoon, Dr. Crane in the chair Present
Commissioners Acton, Bosworth, Stone Parker Ma
MERE. ALsent-Commsslonsrs Swinburns and Schultz.
The court ia which toe trials we're held
crowded TO ia utmost capacity by The unfortunate
dealers in wines, beer and all kinds OF liquors, who
were accused OF having violated the provisions OF their
permits to sell the exhiaatng fluids that 'put devil
IN a mans mouth TO take mis- braius away" large
proportion OF the audience, however, composed OF
mere spectators who have the good fortune 10
possess licenses, without having yet ar
rived at that happy period when these precious
privileges ht subjects for official wrangling-
These parties punctua in their upon
the meetings OF the Board and judging from the
similarity that Is evident in the mode adopted by
accused dealers in their defence, very plain
they do not come 10 sten be edihed and pot a ni.a
On the contrary they watch every point In every case
that to have tendency 10 pull thick
over the eyes OF the Commissioners and never ta, 70
make OF the same when they themselves fall nlo
the clutches OF the blue coats IL was thus with the
club boarding house aud restaurant lodges which
al first swallowed with pious grInacss by the Board.
But the Latin proverb, Efpert-nta docet told
In their decisions, some time afterward and at present
ho spectator dealers are at SAD loss 10 ma OUT ne
method whereby the Commissioners can be made 70 see
that black is white.
In the case Of the firm Of Debuchy & Jourdau, 1s2
Greene street. who were accused or not having their
place eiectualy closed certain night Just u TOR
Twelve O'Clock, Mr. Jourdan showed that he was stand
before his door talking on business matters with Two
of his friends, when the officer who made the chargs
INST him along and asked him why he bad bis
p ce open after twelve Looking up at the clock he
perceived that during the time no talking few
minutes past Twelve had slipped by. The license was
not revoked, aud Sir. Acton took everybodys breash
away by voting "nay."
Tue licenses OF the following named persons were re-
soked James Gallagher, 10 Downing street; Jonn T.
Lager los Vesey street
There were forty on the calendar, eighteen Of
when we're dismissed