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Bankrupt Sale Of Real Estate
In the matter of A. P. TUCK, Bankrupt, In
Bankruptcy at Memphis.

In the matter of A. P. TUCK, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy at Memphis.
DY virtue of an order of sale entered in the
D abOvs-named matter, on the 24th day OF DC,
tOber, 1858, by the District Court of the Uni,ed
States for the District of West Tennessee, in
Bankruptcy, 1 viii sell, on
Monday, 18th November, A.D., 1883,
To the highest and best bidder, for cash, at the
front entrance of the Z. S. Courthouse, Wal
dram Block, No. 40 Main street, Memphis Ten
nessee, b e;Wesn the hours of 9 o'clock am. and
O'Clock pm. and commanding at u O'Clock IN.
of said day, all the right title and in terest. legal
and equitable, belonging to said Bankrupt on
the d Gay OF March, lc6S, ia and to the follow
ing deScrIbsd real estate in the county of
Christian aud State of Kentucky, being the
real estate belonging 10 the estate OF d.. D. g..
Tuck, deceased, tine father of said Bankrupt,
and consisting of a tract of land said to con-
tain 1909 acres, more or less, situated in the
southern portion of said county, IS miles south
from HOpkinsville and one and 0ne-half miles
east from Lafayette, the said interest being the
undivided one-sixth of sad real estate, belong
ing to said Bankrupt as heir, subject to the
lifs-esiate OF Mrs. h. "a. Tuck therein, and
amounting 10 about 1855 acres, more or les.
ocl7 st Nm. Y. ERODE Assignee.
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To the Merchants Of Memphis.

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ON TUESDAY MORNING, the 10th inst, We
~ will sell two Billiard Tables. at our sales
rooms, 81 Second street, with Cues, Balls, etc.
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EoR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-A beautiful
4 BUILDING LOT on Poplar street exJendsd.
Also, FARE Of 26% acres OF Cane creek.
ID. A. MONTGOMERY.
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SALE
VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND LOT,

S.E. CORNER OF MAIN STREET.
We are directed to sell 20 the highest bidder,
at public sale, that bsqutifnl property at the
soufheaFt corner OF Main and Vance streets,
belonging to Mrs. Barbiere, consisting Of the
handsome Cottage Residence of seven rooms,
on a lot Of S7% feet by lis. and the vacant Cor
ner Lot Of the same dimensions. There IL no
more commanding prOperty IA the southern
portion of Msmphts. situated as it son the great
t-horOughfaTe OF Main street, and c0rnering on
one of the longest and best cross streets. With
our assurance that the sale is peramptsry, we
think purchasers need not wait for a better
opportunity OF investing.
Sale Saturday, November 14ih,
At y O'Clock, upon The premises.
~TERMS-Third cash, 8 and u months, with
interest, secured by Trust Deed.
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Divided TO suit purchasers. This and is adj
mirsbIy suited for Market Gardens, being good
soil and free of timber. The land VIII be shown
at any time TO parties wishing TO purchase.
E5- OUR INSTRUCTIONS ARE TO SELL
WITHOUT RESERVE.
Terms at sale.
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House,
Gate WhitemOre House,,
Nos. 100 and III Adams Street,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
Tobias WoLfe, Proprietor.

THE proprietor takes great pleasure in an
Il nouncing to his many friends and the pub
lie generally, that he has recently taken charge
of the above named House. BE promises, by
close personal attention to the business, aided
by polite and efficient assistants and attend
ants, to insure for his guests unsurpassed &C
comm Odatton and the FULLEST satisfaction.
The House is centrally located, convenient
to Railroad, Steamboat, Theater, PoStoflcs, all.
the Churches, and in the most cleanly, quiet
and respectable portion of the city. After
thoroughly r. novsting, reitting and furnish
ing the establishment, he now sOlicits a share
OF the public patronage. with the assurance
that they shall be made to feel at home.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-22
TruS,ee'S sale Of Valuable
Personal Estate.

ny NIETJ-E OF A DEED Oh TRUST
Is mad, md executed by John l.. Morgan, Of
I,big county State OF West Virginia, TO I. K. r.
N0ryau ~ the same county and State, as trus-
,4- Ind duly Of record in the Recorders Once
n ObIo county. III deed book 81, fOho2SO, 10
secure q certain debt therein sPeclhedBo 10
mi v Morgan and manifested by three sew
~, p-puissnrv notes, TO wit: First-A note
IN fWo hundred and thirty-fOur dollars, dated
E.rrh 18Th lsJ4 payable IN nine months after
dat, Secuud-A note Tor one hundred and
dtt.,u dollars, dated NAY 81, le66, and payable
DIur months after date Third-A note for five
brpdrrG dollars, dated January 9Th. 1861, and
ravaule Elk months after date, AL Of
uElch a:e PAYABLE 10 The order OF Joseph
". Morgan ana signed by John ( Morgan;
also tu srrGTr 10 Aaron Martin the
p,vmelt NJ three hundred and nve dollars, as
manifested ~ a prOmiss0ry note TO that amount,
G1t-i 10. ION Of November. 1855, and payable,
M, months after date, 10 the order Of Aaron
Martin signed j OH L. Morgan, VII proceed
Il sci al Pubic \ uCtlun. on the Ssn DAY q May,
l-i. AZ MaTEauS steam mid, two miles and a
E..i vest ct the town Of West Liberty and i've
rsips north of the mouth Of SEOTt Greek. 10 the
h.rgast anc bssj bidder, the following described
personal property. to-wit: One sOrrel horse.
s.ra Il wears uny dun horse, aged years one
lvp horse wagon TWO SETS OF heavy harness one
rual COW one TED COW, ono pair Of TIMBER
wheels. eDe GA cart. one coal agon, one saw
ali three hogs and one sorghum MIL 81 80
much Ut the above described property as may
be Irc~ssary 10 pay the debts secured by said
deed To- said I X +. Morgan, ana ihe legal
charges 81 executing SAID trust. Terms OF sale
CASH Selling As Trustee, will convey such u
lie ollv As il vested in me BY the deed OF trust
Aforesaid. b. X I. AOhJAN'
s,ltd Trustee.
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Police Csun.

Police CeEfxss .5ssrsg ~ = -
Mrs. Hazard was arraigned on com
plant of her husband, Ben. Hazard
ON the charge Of assault and. battery.
The whole difficulty grew out OF .
shirt. Ben. was going to work lew
mornings since when it commenced
raining, which compelled him tochange
his mind and retrace his steps. When
he got in front ofhis once "happy home
he was suddenly struck with the thought
that be needed clean shirt, but when
be went into the house to get the
shirt, he claims that Mrs. Hazard aud
her daughter, Louisa Chapman, assault
ed him and drove him out. He says
they battered away at his head with
their fists, but it is evident they must
have been light taps for his countenance
is not the least disfgured by the treat
ment. He eventually succeeded in get
ting away with the shirt, and said yes
tsrday he would never 60 back again
under any consideration whatever
Mrs. Hazard and Louisa Chapman
were each fined one dollar and costs.
Leopold Busch was charged with leav-
ing his horse and wagon stand on the
street without being hitched. The
horse got frightened and run Hp Market
street at dangerous speed, which was
stopped by an officer. Itappeared that
the animal was naturally docile and the
fact that Mr.. Busch had left two small
children in the wagon, seemed suffi-
Gent evidence that he considered there
was no danger of it trimming away. The
case was dismissed.
Margaret McCoriRick was charged
with creating tSmult and disorder, but
she begged to have her case postponed
until this morning when she would have
three witnesses summoned in the case.
Her trial will come up this morning.
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About Dress.

1t is unnecessary to say that we are
all fond of dress. 1t is dress that
catches the eye when everything else
fails. II is stndy, too, with most
everybody how to dress the most be-
coming and where to get the goods the
cheapest. One among the latter places
will be found the establishment OF
Messrs. Brues Il Sanders, No. ia Main
street, where there has just been re-
ceived a new stack of goods, embracing
all the latest novelties and fashions
composed in the spring styles. Go and
SEE them while they last, for fashion is
a tickle goddess and soon changes her
colors.
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rrnsfee,s Sale.

pTrE OF A DEED OF TRUST
D1 - NE bv "THE WEST VIRGINIA MI
ID mace tS,y,FacTURING CoMPANI," on the
M An, 81 December, Is66, and Of record In the
aSIh as ss.s ,+bcr Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
IEs.T On WEDNESDAY The sth pAf OF.
MAY ~ I,n1rt House af Ohio county, West
5Ooi Q. ~ N tbe city Of Wheeling, proceed 10
Vlre!L ,,,r suct,on, 10 the highest and best bid.
SCI o. ls-Iowi,g described real estate situated
de- 'ht nj Wheeling Ohio county, West Vir-
j the 80. !. 70 >ay: Lot numbered one sit
ESi2 '.- e. corner Of Lindsey and Fifth streets
a.iso ~ as follows: On The north by Lind
I'D the vest 9 By ant lts st tSs e .. f be
~aiB y % Two ~, with AL the buildings and
ioi nun l.l,'snce- IL, reJo belonging
al4EDI,,. OF SALE:-Cash-
It-@S " uANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
rrgrfll>,. Apsil lsth, ISIS To
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Mee,inr hey. VIC. A.

Meeting OIL the u VI. u. "a
Irregular semi-monthly meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Association was
held at their rooms on Monday evening
last, President Davenport presiding.
The Rev. C. G. Currie, pastor of 5.
Johns Church, was unanimously elect
ed an honorary member. Mr.. c. l..
Wolf, from the Concert committee, sub
mitted correspondence from the Be-
thoven Society, appointing the time for
the concert to be held on the l4th day
of May next. The report of Mr.. Carlin,
from the committee on Rooms. estimat-
ing the cost of fitting up and furnishin
an adjoining room, was laid over until
the next meeting. The committee on De.
votional Services was instructed to con-
fer with the laymen and city ministers
in relation to street preaching, and re.
port progress at the next meeting.
There was considerable interchange
of opinion on the prepriety of appoint
ing q committee on prisons, asylums
and TO alleviate the condition of the
poor and needy, but the matter was
finally dropped without any decided
action being taken.
Lott. H. Joy, one of the Vice Presi
dents, who has just returned from al
extended tour through Europe, deliver
cd an interesting account of his travels
1 which was listened TO with great atten
tion ana much interest by all the mem
bers.
The use of the rooms for one evening
in each week was rendered by the Asso
citation to the Beethoven Society for on,
year.
/ The Association adjourned to meet o.
the first Monday evening in May.
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Gravel Roof.


Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either in resisting fire or turning water
The tar used is put through process
that frees it from oil and benzole, and
no matter how great the heat, it will
not ran. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
Of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks Of
the best quality, and for sale at the low
est rates. This roofing has stood test
Of fifteen years in Pittsburgh, and is the
cheapest in use. Call at the Factory,
head of Lindsey street, East Wheeling,
or address him through the Wheeling
Post Office app On.
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Political.

Political.
We understand that a fine political
speech was interrupted at the Grant
House last evening. A stranger named
Fairbanks. frsm Massachusetts, began
a discussion, of political questions at
that time and place, but owing to the
illness of some one in the hotel, be was
requested to desist, which he did. He
gave notice that he would resume his
remarks from the Court House steps
this evening. Those who heard him,
declare that his powers as an orator and
debater are Of the first order. We pre-
sumo he will have large crowd TO hear
him this evening.
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TRTST SALE.

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
Id made 10 m- by David Armstrong on the
s+th Of January lS66 and of record in the
Recorders Once for Ohio county, West Virginia
70 secure a debt from said Armstrong 10 Thomas
Stewart shall Oh TUESDAY, TIE 18th DAY OF
ArEIL- ls6s, al the front door Of the COURT
HOUSE Of Ohio county. in the city of WHEELING,
proceed 10 sell al public auction 10 the highest
and best bidder, the TRIADEIrHIA MILL FIX
TuEEs. &c. TOGETHER WITH THIRTEEN (l3l ACRES,
Two % QvARTERS OF AN ACRE AND Two GU
PEEcEEs OF LAND. And in pursuance Of pro
VISION in said deed Of ,rILSt shall sell said prup
erty-lst, 70 pay a debt due 10 Samuel Mccoy,
secured by another deed Of trust on said proper
y, and End u paw said debt to Thomas Stewart
Terms OF SALE-One-third purchase money
IN cash the residue, with interest, in equal
payments in one and two years, with approved
security. T. JACOB,
mRr2istd Trustee.
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ALLEGHENY CITY, Feb. 9TH, 1o6

ALLEGHENY CITY, Feb. 9TH, 1865.
.4rdbidR Physician:
Dear Sir Last spring / was severely
afflicted with a cough, which my
friends and physicians thought would
terminate in an iucurable consumption.
l gave up all hope of being cared. As
my physician would do nothing for me,
| bought a bottle of SarSaparilla, but
instead OF doing NE any good, it seemed
to drive the disease in, and instead OF
becoming stronger by its use, ! became
so weak that could scarcely hold mp
nv head. One of my family, fortu-
uately, saw your advertisement, and
after taking your medicines for but
three days, was almost entirely cured.
The first doses ! used, felt better.
They produced a remarkable sensation
through my whole body, aud l began
10 improve in strength rapidly, my dry
hacking cough left me, and felt like
a new man. Although this is an i'm
perfect statement of my case, YET l
firmly believe your medicines saved my
life, and | wish to testify my thanks.
Yours, &c,
WILLIAM :. BOGGS, Contractor,
No. 1872 Hiland Avenue.
BIRMINGHAM, February 9th, loGS.
arabian Physician:
Dear Sir: i wish ! could tell all
that suffer with a cough, what your
medicines have done for INC. had a
lung fever which left my lungs weak
and inflamed. Being very feeble and
unable to gain strength 1T all, my
friends thought l must soon sink into
consumption; l had no appetite, and a
dreadful cough was fast wearing ME
away. l began to take your medicines
by the advice of a clergyman, who had
been TO New York TO see you and was
cured of a similar complaint. 1t eased
my cough at first and gave me rest at
night. In less than fortnight coald
eat well, and my cough had ceased to
be troublesome, my appetite returned,
and food nourished me, which soon re-
stored my strength. Now after three
weeks. / am well and strong and with
DO other help than your medicines.
Yours with respect,
SARAH BREvINs.
Permanent Office of the Arabian Ply
stefan, 293 Liberty street, Pittsburgh
Now at rooms Nos. 120 and 12l, McLure
House, Wheeling.
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RIHer News.

River News.
The river last evening" at dusk was
falling, with IL feet inches water, by
the marks. The steamers Express and
Grey Eagle arrived from Parkcrsburg;
the former returned and the latter con-
tinued on her way to Pittsburgh. The
steamer Ingomar arrived from Pitts
burgh on Monday night and returned
again yesterday morning. The steam
ers Forest City and Jas. Rees arrived
and departed at their usual hours. The
steamer Potomac left for Cincinnati
last evening. The new and large side
wheel steamer st. Mary, Captain Camp
bell Sweeney, arrived from Pittsburgh
yesterday morning and left for Cincin-
natl. We understand that this fast
steamer is going to ply as a regular
packe ct between Pittsburgh, Wheeling
and Cincinnati, leaving Wheeling for
Cincinnati on Tuesday morning. The
large side-wheel steamer Alice V, Cap
tain Keyt, will be found at the landing
this morning and will take her depart
ure for St. Louis at o'clock. See ad-
vertisement. Several tew-boats passed
up during the day.
We are informed that the fine steamer
J. n. Mccullough, Capt. George Moore,
is going to ply as a regular packet be-
tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leav-
ing here on Thursday night at 9 o'clock
on her first trip.
Boats leaving to-day-Rebecca, for
Parkersburg, at II A. NJ; Forest City,
for Steubenville, at p P. NJ; Jas. Rees,
for Sunfsh, at 3P. NJ; Grey Eagle, Capt.
Brennan, for Parkersburg, at 9 o'clock
this evening
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On Monday night an unsuecessfnl at
tempt was made to break in the store of
Hanlon Bros, corner Of Vine and Fifth
streets, Ritchietown. Several anger
holes were bored in one of the shutters
Of the window facing on Fifth street,
for the purpose of getting it open. 1t is
supposed that the alarm made by the
dogs in the neighborhood frightened the
weuld-bs burglars of while they were
at their work. They are evidently
green hands at the business.
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ur. Henry Ward Beeeher writes.

More than two-thirds of all the sew
ing done in my family for the last two
wears has been done by Grover Il
Bakers Machine, and never had gar
ment rip or need mending, except those
rents which frolicsome bsys will make
in ,choIe cloth. It's, in my opinion, BY far
the most rdIEable Of any I hare tried"
Salesroom at Oxtoby & Dufield's Jew
elry Store, 1O3 Main street, where large
stock of watches, clocks, jewslry, spec
tscles and fancy goods has just been re-
ceived.
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Without License.

A gentleman by the name OF Hines
was securing orders yesterday for STEM
Gil plates, used for the purpose of mark
ing barrels, boxes, bags, Sc, with the
name of the manufacturer. He was ar
rested and brought before Squire John
ston Oh the charge of having no license
and was fined FIVE dollars and costs, and
discharged.
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To whom il may Concern.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
i netioe Of his appointment as assignee Of the
estate Of John Stewart, Of PArkersburZ. in
the county Of Wood In the district of
West Virginia, and who was, t0-vit, On the
I'd day Of March. A. ID. 1866, aajudged hank
rupt upon the petition Of himself, BY the United
States District Court for said District
WILLIAM bis, Assignee
PARKERsBuRG, ". Va, April ;, ls6s.
WV. Wax wNKLE, Attorney.
apfi-3toAv
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rFG1SrFR,S OFrIrE-

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb. "a, 1861
John Livingston ESQ. Secretary Merchants C"'0n
Lar Company
DEAR SIX The new Law Register ana On %
ciaI Directory. inst issued, appears TO lave been
very carefully prepared and We ind It OF great
service in the transaction Of the business OF this
Department We think the work would prove
a valuable acquisition 10. and should be on the
desk Of. every prominent Official, banker, mer.
chant. and business man. -
Respectfully y. /. dAf Elb>.
Register.
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German Printing.

"efHta1
The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with very choice selec-
tion of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution Of printing in the German Ian
guage in a style unsurpassed by any
Office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying good deal, but It -
TRUE.