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The New York herald., 1879-02-25
ROBERT NJ. ORDER.

Robert NJ. Grider died ut Hotel Dieu In tho city OF
New Orleans. the 10th ut. man OF the coolest
courage. Mr. Robert dridcr had led IN evcntful life.
Mr.. order In tho illstarred Lopez expedition
TINT sought tho liberation Of the island of Cuba.
about 1851. and captured with win Crittendon
others near Puerto Principe. He met some.
what better fate than his comrades. for while they
shot like dogs drder was held prisoner until.
through intercession his life was spared aud his
tencc changed TO confinement for life. He WAS then
sent as slave the celebrated salt mines ut Cents
In Africa, opposite Gibraltar. and there confined to
work underground for some years. when. through
the request Of the United States he was
set and returned 10 this country. Adventurous
and courageous no nurscd all his life hope that tho
gem OF tho Western would Ut last be freed from
the spanish yoke. and had hand In General Jordans
later attempt but upon Its failure again returned to
the city where he finally died. He was nearly sew
enty wears old
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

The NORTHWEST is determined that the East
and South shall not monopolizc the centennial
business Vncennes to-day celebrates the one
hundredth anniversary of her capture by the
Revolutionary forces
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

STUDENTS OF PoLTIcAL ECONOMY will be in
terested in the article Oh another page embOdy
ing the views Of the late Mr.. John Stuart Mill
the subject of socialism. Mr.. Mill contem-
plated writing an exhaustive treatise on this
question. but unfortunately he did not live to
complete IL.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

The LAWYERS who complain Of the exaction
Of illegal fees by the county officers here ought
to live on the other side Of the East River.
According TO the petition to Governor Robinson
Brooklyn's County Clerk is ahead in this line of
business,
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

The OBsEQUIEs OF Bishop FOLEY in Baltimore
yesterday were OF most impressive character.
In his death the Catholic Church in this country
has lost one Of her most Jealous and devoted
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

Is IrNoT ABOUT TINE for the Mayor to take
the public into his confidence in regard to his
mysterious examination of the Police Commis-
siOncrsl
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

WHILE A NEwBURG PASTOR was praying in
his church the other evening an cnterprising
band Of burglars preyed upon the parsonage.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

WALL STREET iEsrERDAY.-Thc stock mar
ket was active and feverish, being lower in the
morning, but closing fairly strong Govern
meut bonds were strong. States steady and
railroads irregular Money on call was easy
at 2 a 3 per cent. closing mt the former figure.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
II r IPLE SH e ET
NEW YORK, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY s5. 1873.

The probabilities are hat The reather in New
York and its ricinity to-day triH be ra,ner and
cloudy, srith rain or S,.o,c. Io-D.0sY0c it aciH be
srdrm and cloudy, ariM rain.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
GENERAL ALoNzo JAcKMAN.

General Alonzo Jackman, aged seventy. professor
st the Norwich University. died at Northneld, VI.
yesterday afternoon. He was the first graduate ok
that university.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

LENT BEGINS To-MoRRow. 1t is Lent all the
year round with good many people.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

THEATRE COMlQuE-MuLLIcAS GUARD BALL
LYCEUM THEATRE-HAxLhr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-LEAE.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE-Tns BANKERS DAUGHTER
NEW YORK AQUARIUM-RKp RIDING HOOP
NIBLOS GARDEN-Tnk LITTLE DErncrIvE.
BowERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
STANDARD THEATRE-H NJ. S. PISAYoRE.
PARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BROADWAY THEATRE-Tmk soRcRRER
gIFrH AVENUE THEATRE-H. VI. S. PISAFoRE.
GERMANIA THEATRE-Dm RELEcmrEN STuprSrEs.
fIvOLI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures
MASONIC HALL-THE MiDGErs.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS-HIs MUD ScoT.
WINDSOR TIIEATRE-vARkrY.
TONY PASTORS-PINArORE BuRLEsQUE.
GILMORE'S GARDEN-CARNivAL BALL
STEISWAY HALI1-CoNckRE
ACADEMY OF DESIGN-wATKR CoLoRs
kURTZ GALLERY-SALaAGUNpI CLUB PICTURES.
BREWSTER IIALL-PEpKsrRIANIsN
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

REVENUE CUTTER has at last been sent to
the relief Of Sitka
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
HENRY T.. WALLACE,

Henry +. Wallace. for many years editor Of the
Legal int,ngencsr. OF Philadelphia died sunday in
IA 8 sixty Nth year.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

The BLACK Hills Indians have resumed
business.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
sAINT-RENE TAILLANDIER, FRENCH AcApEMI-
CLAN.

cable despatch from Paris Announces tho death
OF Nj. Rene Gaspard Ernest, better known Saint
Rene Taillandicr. He born at Paris December
16. 1917. educated ut Paris and German universities
especially that of Heidelberg. became professor OF
literature at Strasbourg 1s4l and ut Montpelier
ls43; deputy professor OF French poetry at the
Sorbonne substitute for Saint Marc Girardin
1SG3-Gs became professor Of French eloqucnce ut
the Sorbonnc 1868. secretary general ut the Ministry
OF Public Instruction. Councillor Of State
and member of tho Superior Council OF
Education. January 1870. He was for more than
forty years active contributor to tho Rerae des
Dea1 Mostss and author OF numerous volumes OF
poems essays philosophy and criticism. which pro-
cured him In 1850 the Cross OF tho Legion OF Honor
He was elected to tho French Academy In place OF
Pero Gratry. January IT, 1873. and caused popular
commotion In April. 1877 by the energy with which
In his sorbonne lectures on French literature and
eloQuence ut tho time OF the Revolution. he do.
nounced Robespierre and Danton. Among his works
the most notable "The History of Young Ger
many (is49). "Studios the Revolution In Ger
many" two vols 1859. "Life and Works OF Lermou-
ton. tho Poet Of the Caucssus is5c). Lives Of tho
Countess of Albany, Sismondi. Maurice dc SAKE two
vols. 1869 and Corvelle'' IS66). volume Of
dramas and Romances Of Literary Life" (ls69) and
"Servia In tho Nineteenth Century" us75).
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
OBITUARY.
BnuyN HAspRoucK.


Abraham Bruyn Hasbrouck died at his residence
In Kingston. N ". ON Sunday night. in the eighty
eighth year of his age. He was taken down with
pneumonia about week ago. Mr.. Hasbrouck was
born at Kingston. Ulster county. N. T.. November
~ i'9l. and was member of one OF tho Oldest
families in the state. whose history dates back far
before the American Revolution. He graduated from
the Kingston Academy in 1906. which at that time
was noted seat OF learning. Immediately there
after he entered Yale College and was graduated in
1910 He then went to law school ut Litchaeld.
Conn.,. under Judge Reeves. He then studied law
for while with Elisha Williams at Hudson. N. Y.
from which plnce be returned to Kingston and CON-
menced practicing law. About 1917 he formed o
copartnership with Charles II. Ruggles which copart
nership existed till 1881. when Mr. Rupples was
appointed Circuit Judge. In 1926 he was
elected to represent his district in Congress-
which then consisted OF tho counties of Ulster and
Sullivan In tho fall Of 1893 he associated with him
tho Hon. Marius Schoopmaker. OF Kington, N Y.
who at that time student in his office In 1910
no elected president OF Rutgers College to MI
the vacancy made by the resignation of DIR. Mile
dollar. which position ho held TIL 1850. when ho re-
signed After leaving Rutgers he resided in Nsw
York city tor few years. when he again returned
20 the scene of his childhood. Since then he had
lived retired life. spending his summers at his
handsome summer residence. st. Rcmy, on the Hud-
son. and his winters ut Kingston. He was the hrst
president of the Ulster County Bank. organized In
1881. and continued to remain president of that in
stitution until no went to Rutgers and has for tho
past half century been tho head and front OF nearly
every noted society or institution OF learning
letters in Kingston In politics Mr.. Hasbrouck
was u noted leader OF tho whgs. during the
reign of that party and when in his prime
was an eloquent speaker. with voice
OF almost wonderful musical tone and power to move
men He joined the ranks OF the republican party
from the outset and has remained true party man.
though having not actively engaged In their many
campaigns. Upon his return 10 Kingston from New
York city he joined the Second Reformed Church un.
der DR.. g. $. Stitt remaining membcr OF the church
till his death. Mr. Hasbrouck had large family OF
childrcn His wife was Julia Ludlari, v sister OF
Judge q. W. Ludlam. whom he married about 1890
and who died about six years ago. Among his chill.
dren Jonathan H., u lawyer. at present in tho
United States District Attorneys Office in New York
city; Sarah, the relct of Dr. John Lillie Caroline
the wife OF General George H. sharpe and Mary. wife
OF Judge Joseph S Barnard, OF Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Deceased leaves property estimated ut from siooooo
to S125,000.
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VICTORIA.
The QoestIOn OF the Canadian Pacific
Railway Before the Local PArIIa-
meHt--| "e Ministry In
Bad Fix.

SAN FRAECIsoo. March % "A Victoria
dis,steh says tuat H. the parliament on
Thursday Mr.. Mara asked the leader of the
government If 10 wac the intention of the
government to take action on the railway
question during the present session. He said
be believed the house and the country would
ike TO know if the government intends taxi
ing any action during THE session, or if they
would wait quietly tall the first of May. Mr..
Walkem stated in reply that the second tele-
gram had been sent TO the Dominion govern
meut asking what had become Of the railway
petition, md that n telegram had also been
sent 70 the imperial govern ment. No answer
whatever had been received, but one was ex-
uected within few days. Under the Cir
cImstaucas it was unfair TO ask the govern
ment what action they intended to take. Mr..
Mara asked that copies Of ali kilograms re-
terriag 10 he petition to the imperial govern
ment be aid before the house, as 1t seemed
F.e second one hal been forwarded to the
Dominion government on Friday. The
pauets we're brought down, when it was as
certaiuen that the session memorial of the
house had l.ot been forwarded to the imperial
authorities from Ottowa. A. May LIST Is the
date fixed upen for the next session, an ante
secession colonist remarks that the British
columbian government tnd its supporters
.irc IN a bad fix.
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fac.urer of shoe.leather findings, has failed.
Liabilities, two hundred thousand dollars.
PARIS, March p: The expenses of the
International exposition were ffty-fve mile
lion francs; receipts thirty million francs.
London, March %: LeuteDants Chard and
Bromhead, who made the defense of the Ro-
raks drifts against the 2uius, have been ga
zetted majors.
Berlin, March %: 1t is said that the en-
perer desires that the judgment Of the count
martial In the Gross er-kerfest collision be
not made public.
London, March %: 1t Ia said that Lieu
tenant General Bissett, DoG In Socth Africa,
will succeed Lord CHELMSFORD in command of
the British forces.
Constaatinople, March %: The cdief
British member of the Roumelian commits
sion protests against General Staiypine SEN
fencing Turkish subjects to Siberia.
Richmond, March %: The senators who
used the parliamentary language yesterday
made public apology to-day, and were rep
rimanded by the presiding officer.
Cincinnati, March p: Steward Bell, of the
insane asylum of Athens, has been requested
by the trustees to resign on account of the al
legged irregularities In his accounts.
Atlanta, March %: Calvin Lloyd got a
verdict of nine thousand dollars against ex-
factory. all ging that the taxes were not paid
when they had been.
Berlin. March %: The east and west
Prussian provincial diets petition against the
proposed changes in the customs system.
The question is regarded .as one of life or
death to west Prussia ana Tanzig.
New York, March %: Warrants have been
issued for the arrest of the firm of Belden Il
Co, well-known brokers, at the suit of Thos.
Eckert, to recoverIstocks and bonds alleged
to have been improperly converted.
London, March %: The government has
chartered the steamers Ontario and Borussia.
The former sails for the United States to take
five hundred mules to Natal, and the latter
embarks with cavalry for South Africa.
Milwaukee, March %: The funeral services
of the late DIR. DeKoven took place at Racine
this morning, Bishop Wells officiating. A
large concourse of people was in attendance,
Milwaukee and Chicago being represented by
many former students OF the college.
London, March %: Cambridge is the
favorIte in the betting on the University race.
Oxford begins practice ON the Thames to-day.
Hanlon is pronounced to be in the best of
health for his match with Howdon. Szegedin
relief fund seven thousand pounds.
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WEATHER OBsERvATIOSs.
HOLLAND MEMORIAL.
a movement that Must Have the Aid
and Help OF Ali who Appreciate
self sacrifice and True
Mobility OF soul
From an Appeal Correspondent


HOLLY SPRINGS, Mss, March Is AT
meeting OF the citizens Of Holly Sor.L...
called and held tor that purpose, H. Il .'i-
Monumental ASSOCIATION was organ Z ~v
the following officers elected tow: l. -.
Scruggs, president; De. B. T. NIX e. ..-
urer; David NJ Dowell, secretary. T. III 20
OF the ASSOCIATION ~ 70 co. operate with the
Press association OF Mississippi in raising
funds to erect a monument IN memory of the
hsroIc conduct Of w. J. l.. Holland IN behalf
Of the citizens Of tins community during the
late yellow-fever epidemic. 1t is thu desire
Of the association to put themselves in com-
munIcation with individuals who are IN sym
patty with the movement, and afford all err
sons dlsposIBg TO All IN the good ork an
opportunity TO do so. As tnere are many
persons In Memphis and elsewhere who can
only hear OF the organization through the
APPEAL, | write you asking that mention be
made OF It, ! know you were friends OF the
lameutsd Holland, and will take pr dem aid
ing the movement through the columns Of
your paper. All persons can forward contri-
buttons 20 the president or treasurer of this
ass citation, at Holly Springs, ami they will
be duly acknowledge bv the srcrt t9ry.
DAVID MCDOWELL. Secretiry.
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tionaI rights of the citizen as TO merit much
more extended investigation than vas posi-
bic to give it in the time before the adjourn
ment. The judiciary committee then pro-
coed TO state that, in their opinion. Mr..
Seward could not consttutionally be CON-
PEELED to produce the books. and they say
further that, even If be had possessed himself
of public records which contained evidence to
accuse him of crime, it would be doubtful
whether a committee of congress had the
right to call upon him to produce them. The
committee hold that in the case Of public
books embezzed or stolen, subpoena duces
tecunl is not the remedy Of the government,
but that they might be gotten out of his
hands by a writ of replevin or other proper
process. The committee, after further dis
cussion Of the case, report that, in their
opinion, Mr.. Seward was not in contempt of
the authority of the house in refusing to be
sworn as witness or IN refusing to produce
his books before the committee Cd expendi-
lures OF the state department
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CENSUS.
The President will nominate TO the senate
for superintendent of the census, General
Francis A. Walker, who was superintendent
Of the last census.
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GRaER-At his home, nesr CoTsIcana, Texas on
March n, 1879, JAMES NJ. GREER, sR., aged SIXTY
one years.
FINNIE-At Lancaster, Kentucky, March 20
1879, Mrs SUSAN T. FINNIE, wife of the late John
q. Finnie.
BLESSINGS Saturday. March %. 1879, 500 pm,
SARAH A, daughter of NJ. j. and Mary A. Blessing.
The funeral Will take place this SUNDAY after
noon, at $50 O'Clock, from their residence, No. 200
Third street. Friends of the family are invited to
attend.
WARDLAW - Saturday, March %. 1879, $50
pm, j. LANGDoN WARDLAw, in the forty hTst year
OF his age.
The funeral will take place this SUNDAY after
toon, at 30 o'clock, from the corner OF Vance and
Avery streets.
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rNBUsTEE,a SALEM virtue O

yENAUSTEE'a SALE-By virtue of two deeds
- In trust made and executed by John j. Sears
and Florence Sears, one to Bgbert woodbridge and
his successors in Office trustee dated October g.
1874 and recorded In Book No. I02, page 500. OF
Ress,ers office of Shelby county; the othe to Ben
May and his successors trustee, dated May 20,
1873, and recorded in Book No. III, page 204, of
said Registers Office, said deeds being made to
cure certain Indebtedness fully described therein
and default having been made in the terms thereof
the undersigned successor in office, trustee to the
aforesaid, will. on CuesdRY, April 20, 1873.
at % O'Clock am at the southwest corner of Main
and Madison streets in Memphis, Shelby county
SELL at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash. the following described zeal estate situated in
said county, about two miles east OF the Qate) CT Of
Memphis, 10 wit: Lot No , of subdivision of lands
of the estate of Mrs. C. q Tucker, deceased: Begin
ming {on stke south side of Union avenue, at the
northeast corner OF lot No OF said subdivision
thence with said avenue westward 1900 chains TO
the west de of RembeTt avenue; thence southwark
with west side of last named avenue 30100 chains
to northeast corner of lot No. 81 thence westward
right angles with RembeIt avenue chains to the
southeast corner of lot No thence north with line
OF lot No. ], 9 2S-l00 chains TO the beginning
containing $40 acres. All right OF redemption
expressly waived. Title bel eyed to be good but l
sell and convey only as trustee.
AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
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Attachment Notice.,

No. 23q5-Before j. S. Galloway, ]. P for Shelby
county, Tennessee Laura K Wigs VS.. Robert G.
Pillow. surviving partner.
7 n this cause attachment having been sued out
/ under section 1855 of the Code OF Tennessee,
and returned levied upon the property Of the de
ninety three dollars and slXty-seyen cents with in
terest due by account and that the claim is just,
and that the defendant is nonresident OF the State
OF Tennessee.
Ii is therefore ordered, That said defendant make
his personal appearance before me on the twenty
eighth day of April, 1879 at IL O'Clock, at my
Office. No. 81 Madison street, Memphis, Tennessee,
and defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, the same will be proceeded
with paTte; and that copy OF this order be pub
ifshed once a week for four weeks In the Mem
phis Appeal. This the 22d day OF March, 1879:
So. j. .. GALLOWAY, j. +.
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vE'RUsTEE's SALE By virtue OF tt pow,

TEtRUSTEE'S SALE By virtue OF T. e powers
- conferred upon Ben May and his successors In
Office rs trustee, by deed in trust made by Sarah T.
Caruthers and ]. S. CaTruthers dated August II,
1S 10, and recorded in Deed Book No lGS page 70
in the Registers Office of Shelby county, TO secure
the payment of a certain Indebtedness fully de-
scrlbed in said deed, default having been made In
the terms and conditions thereof, the undersigned
successor of Ben May, trustee aforesaid will SELL
on Tuesday, april go. 1879, at 10 O'Clock
am, at the southwest corner Main and Madison
streets, In Memphis. at public auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash. the following described real
estate situated in the Qae) city of Memphis Shelby
county, t7-wit: Part OF lot No. IL in block No. 80
in South Memphis: Beginning at the northeast cor
ner of st. Martin and Pontotoc streets, running
thence nOrthwaTdy with St. Martin street 90 feet to
a stake; thence eastwardly parallel with Pontotoc
street $50 feet; thencs sOuthwardy, parallel with
ST. Martin street 90 feet to stake In the line of
POntotoc street; thence westwardy $50 feet to the
beginning All right of redemption, etc, expressly
waived in said trust deed Title believed to be good
but sell only as trustee.
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Notice to Contractors.
TAxMG-DrsTR1Cr, SHELBY COUNTY. TENN,

TAXING-DIsTRICT SHELBY COUNTY, TENN,
March -, 1879. I
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by as until
= TUESDAY, April LIST, at 2 o'clock noon, for the
following work to be done, service TO be render
and material to be furnished for the Taxing District
Printing Ordinances. etc, for the next twelve
months with the privilege on the part or the Com
missiOners of continuing the contract, If MADE for
longer time, disseminating 1t upon giving ten
days notice
Also. Tor constructing garbage carts, ten in num-
Der cats t. be fOurwheeled, front wheels to cut
under bed beds about three feet deep, thirteen feet
long. four feet vice something after Nj Caleb
dump wagon. anG paving leyee south of Union
street; estimated $500 square yards Specifications
to be seen at our Office. BY order Of the BOar-
CHAS. l.. PULLFsN, Secretary,
Board E and Z. Commissioners
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Monday. April FL. 1870,

at the courthouse of Shelby county, Tennessee sell
for cash to the highest bidder free from REDEMPTION
the property therein described follows. Situate
lying and being IN the city OF Memphis, county of
Shelby, State Of Tennessee, to Wit: Lot No. l0S,
block 1 Q, on the plan of division OF the conpro-
mise additions to the city of Memphis, fronting (25)
t"enty-iye feet on the south side of Adams street.
between Front Row and the river; running back
(14Sizl one hundred and forty eight and a half
feet between parallel lines To such trust deed so
recorded, special reference Is here made.
Title believed 70 be good, but sell and convey as
trustee only.
". MCCLURE, Trustee.
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Trusfea,S SGala

DY virtue of the terms of trust deed executed to
d the undersigned on the 9Th day of December
1875, by Erastus Marshall ard Anna K. Marshall
his wife duly registered in the registers Office of
Shelby county, Tennessee, in deed book IOg page
3l4 to secure the Indebtedness therein described
IN
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WASHINGTON.

Additional Appointments on the Senate
Committee on Frauds in the Late
FIectiOns-The War Department
Getting Riled at Sitting
BULBS Ugliness.
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six Pairs OF Twins.

New York Times, 10Th. "On Tuesday Mr..
George w. Young, of Aquebogue, found
tour pairs of twin lambs added to his flock;
soon afterward pair of twin calves. and be-
fore night Mrs. Young presented him with
fine pair Of twlns-a boy and a girl. He
celebrated the events of the day by a grand
oyster supper.'
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'''' '---' AMOS WOODRUFF. Trustee.
wv Hampton, Attorney.
yE,RgsTEE's sALE-By virtue of the pow.

THNRE STEE'S SALR.-By virtue of the DOW
- ers conferred upon Egbert Woodbridge and his
successors Office, by deed in trust made by J. J.
sears and Florence Sears, dated August &, 1874,
aud Of record IN Book No. l02. page 40 of Regis
teFs office OF Shelby county, to secure the payment
OF certain Indebtedness fully described therein,
tons thereof, the undt rsigned, successor to the
aforesaid Il. NoOluIlcge as trustees, Will, on Tues-
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. the
following described real estate situated I'm the Qate)
VIII: One-,hr, of lot No. Il. In block No 4 South
Memphis The whole of said lot No. 4, having
front OF 40 feet the west side of Causey street.
between Vance and Elliott streets and running back
200 feet, more or less, to Bayou Gayoso. The sale
will be at the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
Streets in Memphis. All right OF redemption, etc,
expressly waived. Title believed to be good, but
sell and convey only trustee
AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustees.