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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19
Unprotected Females-A Plea for Women
Travelling Alone.

lraVellnB hl0no.
Among the many acts of injustice
done to women because of her sex, is to
be reckoned the treatment she receives
from hotel keepers, in travelling alone.
In most States Of the Union no woman
unattended can find admission to hotel.
Whether she be young or old, whether of
respectable appearance or not, she is re-
jected unless she can prove her respecta-
biliiy--no easy thing to do, ON arriving
in the dead of night, when the whole city
is asleep. When Mrs. Minor, an elderly
lady, the President of the Woman g
Rights Society of this place, went to
Washington about two weeks ago, to
take part in the Convention, she was
subjected to most painful embarrsss-
ment in being refused admission to Will
lard's Hotel. No less disagreeable was
the experience of the President of the
Chicago Sorosis," who arrived here at
one o'clock at night, and was denied en-
trance at the Planters House." Mrs.
Livermore, however, belongs fortunately
10 that class of women who are not easily
intimidated. She seated herself, and,
insisting on her own good right, ordered
room, declaring that she would not
leave the house. In FIVE minutes it was
given her.
1t is not alone the Inconvenience
caused to woman which was censured
yesterday, but the indirect insult to
which she is subjected, and which has
not been properly resented. When q
man comes to a hotel, it is not asked if
he ba knave or otherwise disreputable.
If he have greenbacks enough to pay
for his room, he is politely received.
Now, are the "greenbacks " of woman
of less value than those of msn2
A respectable LADY arriving alone is
mercilessly rejected-but lady who is
not respectable, and has been refused ad-
mission will be received if she return
with a gentleman. The leaders in the
Woman's Rights movement have prayed
earnestly that this question might be
brought into open discussion-a demand
in which they are entirely right. 1t is
matter in which every one is interested
who has mother. a wife, a sister or any
female relative. Susan B. anthony.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19

Three months hence Plus TX will be-
gin the Oath year of his Popedom. There
were two hundred and ffty-eight Popes
before him, and three of them ruled as
long as twenty-four years. Not one has
attained the twenty-five years reign of
ST. Peter. 1t is accordingly taken for
certain that the present pontif cannot
live two years longer. Still, his health
is good, aud he is only seventy-seven or
seventy nine years old, while his mother,
his uncles, aud several Of his cousins
have lived 10 be ninety CT ninety-6ve.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19

and to tho nature snd regulation of
music, as those arts we're well cultivated
in former times by Greeks and Romans.
With the wish that may multiply for
them the grace which God has shown
them, l hereby permit them to establish,
on the model of the ancients, an acad-
emy or society, consisting as well OF
composers, singers, and performers upon
musical instruments as of worthy audi
tors, which academy shall not only be a
nursery, whence we shall one day obtain
poets and musicians, but which shall also
profit the public. CHARLES
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DIRECTIONS FOB THE MANAGEMENT OF THE FINLEY BEE HIVE


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We way wheneve mi to asenco comB o it.
Of
board the cloth entirely from the hve-by sliding tin thin plank cut
hive
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will
the miller
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tator occasionally above named
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19

The husband Of cousin Of General
Grants wife, il is said, is on the slate for
Assessor Of the Third District BE is 3
very excellent gentleman, named John
son
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19
County Rights for Sale on Liberal Terms.

In speedily possible EXTRA BAR
BEF0REnext viii
Countyo making
Of
Hay
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19

Madame Lambert, one Of the famous
Marseilles prisoners, committed suicide
on the eve Of her departure for the penal
colony of New Caledonia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19

Queen Victoria has recently engaged.
IS a reader, the daughter of the preacher
Who confirmed the late Prince Albert at
Coburg. 1850.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-19

Chattanooga, Richmond,
Washington. Now York.
Baltimore ans all cities
East and South Colum-
bus, Ga and Montgom-
cry, Ala; all stations on
Charleston, Mississippi
Central, Mobile and0hio
Nashville and Decatur,
Nashville and Chatta-
nooga and East Tennes-
see railroads at...........- LAS am. IL m.
Cairo. Chicago. st. Louis.
Nashville. Louisville.
Cincinnati. Cleveland,
Pittsburg, Philadelphia.
Buffalo. Albany. New
York, and all cities
North and West, at-..... SPIN. Bpm.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge
Natchez, j ackson. Vicks-
burg and all cities South
3.l5 p.m. 3.2U p m
All stations on the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee,
New Orleans and jack
son and Southern rail-
roads at....-........:....... 3.lb pm. 3.2O pm
Louisville, Cincinnati and
New York, and stations
on the Memphis and
Louisville and branch
railroads, and all Ease
ern cities at...., ....,......... Gam 5p,m.
Memphis and Little Rock
railroad. Little Rock.
Madison (Sundays ex-
cepted), ,at...-.............-. 6p,m, SPIN.
Marion, Wittsburg and
Claiborne, Ark, (ri-
weekly Monday. w ed
nesday and Friday. at. loan, Ham.
Olive Branch and Byhalia,
Miss, semi weekly
Monday and Friday, at. 4p.m. SPIN.
Cuba and BigCreek, Tenn.
weekly Friday, a....... I0a.m. II am.
Lite Rock and Helena,
and all landings on
White river (semi- week.
ly) Tuesday and Satur-
day, at.........,................. Gam 4p.m
Pine Bluff and Helena and
all landings on Arkan-
sas river ltri-v eekly),
Tuesday, Thursday aad
Saturday. at......--.......... am. 4pm.
Alllandings on the Missis-
sippi river south (semi-
weekly. Tuesday and
Saturday, at......-- Gam. 4p.m.
alt landings on Missis-
sippi river north (semi.
weekly, Monday and
Thursday. at.............--.. Gam $50 pm.
RCBT. c. GUST, P. NJ.
JOSEPH P. FLYNN, Clerk.
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ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS HIVE WITH THE UPPER
with the thus showing the position the tubes The above cut shows that
of the Hive while the ends are the center the The H
the
uony
having
rendered
fedoA Among gtheadva antages sare the .to-wi
h tho Be o
the court dollar
which hisquiea a bard times.
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MEMPHIS TENNESSEE FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 10. 1869.
n to our stock Of Linens, which is from the

We ask especial attention to stock Of Linens which from the
justly celebrated manufactoy Of
J.N. RICHARDSON SONS & OWDEN, BELFAST, IRELAND
whose fabrics thrown together for the New York auction but
made for home consumption and entire satisfaction
All we ask inspection Of these Linens to convince both as to
price and quality, that we cannot be undersod
WELLS 81 COLL,
March 18th, No. 267 Main Street
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Arrival and Depariuno of the Mails from
the Memphis Postoffce-Eew Arrange
ment.
PosToFFICE, MEMPHIS, TRNS.l
March 8, 1869.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28
THEGATEC CITY.
nrsCnLLAnEsus rTEAs.

The total receipts Of the three performance
in Brussels BY Nine. oasn esu1 "ere
$4,000.
Tha largest nugget ever taken from the
Son,h Ans,nlian gold mines has been sold
ut auction for $3.50
Rocbefor,'s Lanterne is printed on thin
letter naper. and sent into France as manu-
script correspond nee, sealed.
| A lately suspended Western insurance COM
pany has 50 600 600 At risk, SIC. 500 unpaid
losses, and 81 100 assets.
Nillson was PATHS frst caller when the
latter was sick. La Diva was melted to tears
BY the generosity Of her rival.
Snow has covered st. Petersburg and vi
cinity to depth of twelve feet. Whole vii
lagos are buried.
A London physician has been analyzing the
hair lotions used by some Of his paralytic
patients, and finds much carbonste Of lead.
Ona siikworm nursery in Nevada already
contains one million woEms, and has shelf
room enough for making two million CO.
cooDa. The Capacity is 70 be still further
increased.
fitzpatrick cuhfKcu 4<oo los uCHsCtuS
lecture 10 Phladelphia on Thursday evening
FOR the benefit OF the Twenty first Ward sol.
dIers' monument.
The city railroads Of San Francisco have
begun to fumigate their cars, in order to
protect passengers against the danger of in
lection from smallpox.
Young Sears, the RICHEST boy in America,
who has been attending school at South Viii.
Jamestown, was, il is said, killed on Saturday
while coasting, having slid against rock,
by which his brains were dashed out.
correspondent states that General Grant
has not completed the sale of his house to |
Mayor Bowen. 1t is said that Mrs. Grant |
desires him to retain II rs private residence;
he Executive Mansion to be used only for
receptions and business purposes.
The population Of Baltimore, according to
he report ofthe Censas Commissioners, is
,52, 1s6. OF these SO3, 76l ara whites, and
1875 colored. There are in Baltimore A.
1873 houses, exclusive of public buildings.
The Census Commissioners report 1853 va
ant houses.
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For the cure of Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, BrOn.
chftis. WhoOping Cough, Dys-
pepsia. General Debility, and
particularly for all other Dis
eases OF the Throat and Lungs.
This Syrup Is not intended q "cure-all,' ner IL
by any meAns recommended such but il will
those di.eases for which II Is pre.sredupcn hich the
public may rely with confidence. 1t 10 no experiment,
having heen in for with marked success
and other remedies Of kindred character conducting
tbs aAne snd, namely the Of thss isslious and
dangerous disease that annually carries Own 10 the
grave onesixth Of those who die,-Consunption. The
danger Of this disease u i. iss steAthy approach.
little colo" slight cough" IL all at first ut will
go away" and In this hops the patient = deuded
death which might and .hould have been cured in ts
incpeuey, In the event Of these primitive symptoms
manifest,ns Themselves "Wrghts Tar syiu up" Is happ
in applying the remedy-deay Is merely suicidal for
Consumption IN whatever stage present ITSELF IL
not to be tries with and in csss In condition
are dangerous as IN this fatal - II surely
Will be II not taken hold Of At once, and the remedy
lively and peril tsnty applied. sF
Many theories have bees isduged Ia - 10 the cause
Of CONSUMPTION Among the most enlightened minds
great Of opinion exists 1t is not present
purpose to discuss this matter, buts II evident 70
ince cur- and it is this end that have direct
cd efforts in the prepar alton Of this Syrup From
the dangers Of delay in IL early stages hsvs spoken
freely and sincerely. wfshi, to do good our race
would adr, 81 the afflicted 70 "sork while IL
day., for II will b TOO latevhen the might OF
death sets in, when no man can work Again, ard
fnay loae precious time which will bring such
repentance and such dreful Ietrbutien.
Dr.. WsigAt's Tar syrap Il ssil by Oil Druggisss.
LORD 4 SMITH, Chicago,
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Toundrieg.
: . j. vAaI. !. ARArrAGs. S.. sAHPI
rHEPRoPRIEToRs OF THE
! Buckeye Foundry
, HsrABIIsHED \. 1919.
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY
Y,..1elin tsai AM Psrehasedislsss.
ovconsoiidstsdsndin Operation
Cor. 9Th & johnson Sts., Keokuk
o.l,ts. attention ofM.rufscsurcrs, Bo.tman. Build
ers Merchants, farmers. Mechanics ana csnstk 'lns
Iarsesnd compietestock Of improved
PAT..THRr =,
Steam Engines, Water Wheels
BoILzs !. Irons, saw r1 Mllhs
COO c 1,hn Iii. CiDER MILLs
uAOHINERY IN GENERAL.
column. Seat Dest Irons, Railing
oap'.ad sill'. 11s snlSsnff'l .cAor. 'e'
ali eF1DR~
House Castings.
rav.,.troe., Road serspers. Punches
M.ndriIs. e., Gun P %s,.' s,sa Shoes,
shears, 1ois.er I's'' Satehet Drills,
Lethss, Wssnsn NJ
Agricultural Implement fuFnishisss, hN'
/ n n .
= nd therefore are prepared to take orders ioi
.AsytAtssS WfGsse~.
sof. A.sai Psskins .,., Bras o''"ns' Bell Metal
A,d .th.r alloys manufactured at short notice.
OF No.
ROU & HIT IRON
they make
sn... 5ls... Hos Cha.ns, Bridge Beiss,
Pres; NM s111 po:,, W.Il Drills stirraps Aa.
And do Gil kinds Of Machine SorEins'
EVEN I,ATHES, TWO DRILL PRES
W Sea. THREE PLANERS, TWO
BOLT CUTTERS,
with yroHs and other foolish abundance, squips
Largest Machine Shop
I'm IOWA.
A..n.e,t,.s ,fther ospeias Blower. largest LAsne
aud Planer together with tnef Onn. for
doing
-nAvx woE&Rs
VAIL and ARMITAas being thorough mechsni
univ the best n At rlals are used, or ~ O1AU
employed.
WE TURNIsH-
,or.,, Heaters,
chinnsy, Sfes Saa k.oa,ver,.
Wrou xht Pipe, stsem Rittins.,
nstins Packing, &c
IA. AssHrs Yoa AHp REcoHHHNn-
3ARDNRR'B GOVERNOR,
BRANCH, CROOKS 90 3 SAWS.
PATENT HEATER LIME cAToh1H
And keep for sale good assortment OF
'alves, CoeEs, Oil Cups. and other THINNING
~ arrangement With a. ! ". TODD = CO., weie
{ their oonssmers' rates. with freightAd added,
MI s s.ssa.. s sssss Cups. ii Tss:
citing Cloths, separators, HOSE,
Oai Bxtractors,
And their we'll known
,EATHER AND RUBBER BETTING. .
Also anything else In the line Of
Mill FURNISHINGS.
In anticipation OF the demand for appliances for
pow RR. g have secured the COntIul VI hhs-
BINS AMRKICAN DOUBLE TuRBINh
WATER WHEEL,
hich 10 almost universally acknowledged to DO
BEST IN USE.
!. ~, With Measure show and explain the Wsrk
odel on hand.
ATTENTION PAID TO REPAIRS
4 III |
Vail, Armitage & Go.
INDIANA FOU NDRY :
G. II. WESTCOTT, Agent,
Manufacturer Of all kinds Of
ron and. Brass CNsttngs,
Seventh ssrcs4, between Main and Blondeau,
KEoKUE, IOWA.
r B-particular attention paid to Orders
y32-dly
n,,. suLrRa eur WILLS. D. J. BAuaHxAB
N QEI.LER4 4 CO., IL
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Hamilton Fish.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial tells the follow
ing:
awhile General Grant was at West
Point, after his election, believe. the
distinguished statesman Of the State
Department called on the President.
elect and invited him to dinner. Cen
eral Grant accepted the invitation and
dined. This was followed by another,
vet more pressing, to make his house
home while in West Point This, too,
was accepted, and the President-elecl
was fairly domiciled in the palatial resi-
dence of the ex-senator.
"The Hon. Hamilton Fish is superb
entertainer. 10 all social matters be is
A master, and the President was fairly
charmed off his feet by the easy freedom
and elegant hospitality of his host. The
dinners were admirable, the wines rare
and delicious, while the cigars breathea
the soft fragrance Of their native isle.
The hours few by on golden wings, and
the day came which put the closing limit
to the pleasant visit. Hamilton Fish
gave a ms guihcent dinner. At the table
the Presideni-eIect met ar old acquaint'
auce, and while talking to him, after
dinner, 10 the library, where they
smoked together, General Grant sud-
denly removed the cigar from his mouth,
threw his thumb over his shoulder IL
the direction of the diniDg-room, wher'
the elegsuf entertainer yet was. aDc
asked 10 los tone, Who is this Ham
ilton Fish
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-16
NEW YORK.

NEw York, April 10 Mr.. j. Vslents,
General Agent of the Cuban revolution
lists, has issued an address TO the people
Of the United States, in which he says
the Cuban liberating army has been grad
ually increasing, Notwithstanding its
losses consequent upon steady cam
paign, and now comprises some $4,000
men under C. NJ. Cespedes, who is Con-
mander-in Chief Of that army, and the
head of the republican government duly
established within the lines of the LIB
orator. Their lines run in westerly
direction from the eastern end OF the
island to Ssgus LaGrand, without reach
ing the seaboard, either north or south,
for the want of the requisite srmament
to hold il; but the territory pointed out
is nearly two thirds Of the area Of Cuba,
in which slavery has been abolished, and
in which the Spanish control emily the
ground where they are kept at bay. This
has been accomplished by the patriots in
q COM aratively short time, noiwith-
standing their sad deficiency in war ma
terisl, aud leads to the belief that If they
had been tolerably supplied with suct
materials their movements would nov
cover also the remainder of the island
where no uprising has yet taken pac'
from the utter want Of arms.
Deputy Commissioner Of InterHs
Revenue Douglas has instructed Asses.
sor Webster that the average OF a)
money, whether borrowed or otherwise
used or employed during the month b.
auy banker in the business Of banking
excepting caly deposits, which ere re
turned for such, should enter into th
estimates of the capital taxable unde
section 10 Of the law now in force.
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BY TELEG RAP Il
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-It was stated
at the quarterly communication OF Grand
Lodge /. 0. 0. f., of the District OF
Columbia, last night, that President
Grant had isst ed an order directing the
Beads of departments to give leaves oil
absence to all clerks and other employees
who desire to participate in the semi
centennial anniversary OF Odd Fellows
in Philadelphia.
II is understood the second Controller
of the Treasury Department will shortly
resign. John ID. Defrees, late Sn-
perintendent Of Public Printing, will
probably be appointed.
G. P. Blackmer, of Connecticut, Chief
of the division Of back pay and bounties
of the Treasury Department, was dis
charged Yesterday. He was candidate
for Second Auditor.
President Grant is busy today with
Secretary Fish and other members OF
his Cabinet, and none but Cabinet MIN
listers are allowed to see him. Many
Congressman aud others are disaP-
pointed.
Secretary Cox had lengthy interview
with the President, and upon his return
TO the Interior Department, at noon, re-
fused admission 10 visitors.
About one hundred persons, mostly
ladies. were removed from the Register
Office Yesterday At least that many
more will be removed before the end oil
the present week. No appointments are
being made in their places.
The President to-day sent to the Sen
ter. of Michigan, Minister to Honduras
C. s. DeBorg, Of Nevada, Minister to
japan; Adam Badeau. Assistant Sscre-
tary Of Legation st London; E5vsrd
Ro6iusou. of Ne~ YORK., Consul 81 Ham
burg; q. ID. Harm, sf Wiseonsis, Fifth
Auditor; J. J. Martin, Of AiAsaZs, sixth
Auditor.
TIE ss-ats las -ais fks fsllosinE
eouErzAsfszs. Sazzsi J. FISHER, q
Okia. Co-aisais--~ & Pzrsafs; z L.
2 CARR. CT Lava, Exsn1Isr C Psteafs
Thorzs " E.lrErs. As8sEBsr t1r taz
Third lls-rI.e sf Tsr1ssasss- A. y HtE-
kiza. = 4seslsssr i,r ma SaEs1ch DVssraez
of Ta.aszsss- y M1-rsz- 2eessys- q.
PzsEe Nzaegs Es LE-slis Eek A-EAaz4s
Z Fk1crysz, Gf New Escx, Ca1 z1Es-
sioze- q P=aEa-sa
Tie Saprszs Cars aA5s ssgs-sl de-
eissczs so-sET- !. re- e.ss C IL UGIiss-
States Va JskE k6rsT, sprssi froz o.
Great COzrs II Aszi.ssy, tie g.ession
ee-tIfsd vas 6e-s-e5 10 TIE BsZs1lTs, tbe
Court holdi1g tia; -usiie the lsS pro
yided for cases Of Eillul detsniion o.
obstruction Of mails, Il did not prevent
The arrest Of supposed cri@inaL
In he case Of John E Raside against
the United States, for enforcement oil
old contract for carrying mails 10 Ar
kansas, Mississippis and Alabama, TOE
Court reversed the Judgment Of tbs
Court of Claims, and ordered q verdict
for the plaintiff.
Tie case Of Cornelius K Gsrvir
against the United States, involving Z
balance due for arms furnished to Gen
Butler for light troops, was similarly
decided.
No decision given 10 the legal tender
case. The Blair election case was con
tinucd under Amusement.
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AAaa a u u . It,
NPNY AMI BOYy HNB CLOTHING and PURNNHlNG GOOW,
oA5 MAIN STR r. EFT.


MES of the Twelfth Infantry arrived
there to-day, en- route to California.
A telegram from Casimee to-day seeys
that a coach came through in twelve
hours from the terminal station ON the
Central Pacific railroad, which is now
completed 10 within six miles OF Monu'
ment Point.
Travel over tho Union Pacific railroad
is very heavy. A large number OF per-
sons are going to White Pine aud the
mining localities.
A dispatch from Sioux City, Iowa, an
nounces the burning and sinking Of the
steamer Antelope, bound for Fort BEN
ton, on Monday last, twenty miles above
Yankton-boat and cargo total less.
Mary Hutchinson and l. G. Girsux were
lost, and DR.. .Psgs, of Boston, badly
burned. The boa, was owned by Carter
and Conn aud Captain Massie, her CON-
mander, and was valued at $50, 900; in.
surea for $4,000 in Eastern offices;
cargo mainly insured in ST. Louis CON-
panies.
A dispatch from Rock Island says it is
reported that most of the ordnance stores
sold at the arsenal there some days ago,
were bought by agents OF Cuban insur-
rectionls.s.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-16

THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF. A DEED
Il of trust made TO ne, as trustee. by Eliza
beth +. Green, IN November lst. 1867. aud re-
corded in the registers flee Of Shelby county,
Tennessee, in book 62. pages 35l. s52 1853 and
ga. 10 secure the payment OF certain notes
therein described,
ON Saturday, the lat day of May, 1869,
in front of the entrance to Odd Fellows Hall,
on North Court street, Memphis, tennessee.
will proceed TO sell for cash, TO the highest
bidder, between the hours of ten am. and
p.m., the following lots OF l.nd, situate. lying
and being in the county OF Shelby and State OF
TenEesrte. and dsscribsd and bounded as fol-
To- 2, to-wit: Beginning at the intersection OF
the east side of Bayless street with The north
> de Of Monroe street extended thence running
east with the north side Of said Monroe stree,
one hundred and eighty feet OoO), TO n stake I;
thence north. psrs'lel with Basless street. one
hundred AID ff,y-three feet niae inches
(l5t g-l2l, TO a stake on the south side OF COL
lege alley; thence west. along said alley. ono
hundred and eighty feet O50i. 10 a stake on the
east side Of Bayiess street thence sortb, With
Bayless street, one hundred and hfty three
feet nine inches, to the beginning. beng lots
81, IS and So Of ErssHus Z. Roses subdivision
ofhis land bought from Union Bank Of Ten
nessee AZ memphis. } be equity Of redemption
is expressly waived. The title Is believed to be
perfect, but sell only as trustee.
JAS. Z. G00DLBTT. Trustee.
April I. 1863. 1873