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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-04
OSE NIiLI0y DOLLARS W0ATH
ODE DISPOSED OFAr
ONE DOLLAR Z A @ HI
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
NOT TO BEPAID FOR UNTIL you
KNOW WHAT you RECEIVE.
Splendid List of Articles, all to be sold for
One Dollar Each.

100 Clocls (French) 10 a 81 day
clocks, ranging from''" $40 10 25O each
100 Pianos Of the best manu-
fnctuEe"'. '''' .'.' ''''- 3b' 70 SUI each
$50 Sewing MAchines, the
best manufacturer" 80 to $50 each
$50 Gents G I'D llunting-case
" Atche hes....... Do to l50 each
$50 Ladies Gold and Enamel
llun'iDg-case Watches 85 to 10 each
500 Cent? liunting-case Sill
yer wateh.." ....".35 TO &c each
eco Diamand Rings ...".... soto 100 each
5OuO Gold Vest d. n,ck chains. 4to 81 each
3Ou0 Oval Band Bracelets 4 ~ 8 each
5000 Jet and Go Bracelets...... .6to 10 each
2U00 Chanielne Chains a..d
Guard Chains. 5 to 20 each
1000 Solitaire d Gold Brooche 4to 10 each
5UOO CoIal, Opal and Emerald
Brooches. -. ....".. 4to 8 each
5000 Mosiac, Jet, Lava q Floren.
tine Fur Drops.... 4to each
1900 Coral Opal aud Emerold Ear
DTOps.... ........ .... 2to each
1000 California Diamond Breasl-
pins. '........"...... g so to 10 each
5000 Gold Fob Vest Watch Keys $50 to 8 each
1000 Fob Il Vest Rib0on -slides-.. 3to ~ eucl
$500 Sets snli liure Sleeve buttons,
Studs, &C.,. 3to each
5000 Gold Limblss, Pencils Ac.... Alto each
lUpO0 Miniature Lockes.'.. $50 TO ~ each
1000 ," /" Magic
Spring." ......"....... 10 to 20 each
5000 Gold ToolEpicks Crosses. &C.. 2to 8 eacI
5000 Plain Geld Rings.... 4 TO 10 each
5OO0 Chased I" ......... 4 to II each
10000 Stone se' Signet Rings..2 5rto 10 each
10000 Cul Diamond Ring'... 2to 10 eacl
1900 Sets Ladies' Jewelry- Jet
and God.... 5to Is each
60O0 Sets Ladies Jewelry-- Cameo,
Pearl, opal = other stones 4 to IS each
10000 Gold Pens, silver Extension
Holders aud rencils "... 4 to 10 each
10000 Gold Pens and tOld Mount
ed IIoldcrs... ........ .... 6 to 10 eacl
5000 &" Extention ilold's-l5 10 q eaci
5uO0 Ladies'Gilt a Je; Buckles. ....5 TO is eucf
5OOO " Hair bars balls.5 10 10 each
5000 Silver Goblets Drinking cups-5 to so eacl
1900 90 Casters'..' .'".'-... l5tO 50 each
1000 " Fruit, Card and lake
Batksis- -..".."....".. 90 to so earf
5000 dozens Silver Tea Spoons. 10 to 90 p. d
10000 " Table Spoons
Forks ....'....'.... 30 TO 40 }. a.
In consequence Of the great stagnation O
trade in the Manufacturing districts OF Franc,
and England. large quantity OF valuable Jew
cry, orIginay inten' ell for the European mar
kei, has been aent IF for sale in the country
aud MUST BE SOLD AT ANY SA CRlFICE
Under these circumstances, HAMILTON q Co
acting as Agents for the principal European
Manufacturers. have resolved upon
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Saturday, January, 6, 1866,


The following real estate Situated in Rich
land township, Vinlon County, Ohio, to.
wit The west half OF the southeast Of
southwest quarter OF Section No. 25. town
ships Range Is, and East half Of ihe N.
w, quarter oil section No. 36 in same IT,.
and range con'aning 100 sores. THIS is
very desirable FERN, located in a good
neighburhood' neat SckooI and Meeiing
houses, and Mill. s miles southwest OF Nc
Arihua, 10 acres cleared land with about
IL acres OF bottom mradow. one fra me &
nne hewed log Dwelling bousrs and good
lrape barn. Well watered, fne young
Apple Orchard and other fruit.
TERMS-One third cash in hands. the
remainder IN two equal annual payments
with iu.erest from duy of sale secuted by
Mortgage on the premises,
LEWIS A, Arwoox,
December Ais! 1865 -3w, EIr
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NOTICE..

McARTHUR, o. DEC. 20, 1865.
THERE will be a meeting of the stock
L holders of the Vinton Iron and Coal
Company, of Ohio, at Vinton Furnace,
VintOn county, Ohio, January 20, 1866, at
nine o'clock, A. NJ, to elect Directors, and
transact other business.
GEO. F. WORK, secy.
Dec. 2S, 1865-3w.
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GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION (!
Subject 10 The following regulations

Subject TO The following regulations.
Certificates of the various articles are first
put into env !lopes, sealed up and mixed and
Shen ord,red uie laken out without regard TO
choice, and sent by mail, thus given al iur
chance. On receipt of The certificate, you will
see whit yrL s,e to have. and then j. il NJ your
option to send the dollar and take Il article ~
not. Purchasers may thus obi ain Piano. Mel
ode"n, Sewing Machines Gold watch, Diamond
King any st Of Jswelry OIL our list for one
dollar.
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WHISPERS. WHISPERS

Do you want W Whiskers or Moustachcsl Our
Grscisn Compound will force them to grow on
he smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald heads
in Six Weeks. PIice al 90. Sent by mail any
whore, closely sealed. on receip- Of price.
Address, WARNER & CO., Box ls8,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Feb, Is, IS ly,
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THIS MACHINE. is constructed on entirely
L new principles of mechanism, possessing g
many rare Lnd valuable improvements, having
1een examined by the most profound experts, I,
and pronounced to be
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EDrs. Condee & lsmineer will continue
70 pay especial attention 70 their Practice il
Macarthur and oinity. .s-f
0hceat their old place, on North St. uss.
Mr.. A. J.Swsims residen0e.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
IN
SEWING MACHINES
Empire ShHtile Machine.

SalesroOm 536 Broddway N. Y. $50
Washington So. Boston. 92l Chestnut ST.
Philadelphia.
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CLIFTON HOUSE,

Corner Sixth and Elm Streets,
Cincinnati Ohio.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY
Terms $500 per Day.
nMNIBUSSES carry all passengers to
" and from the cars. Passengers can
take the street cars at the Little Miami and
Marietta q Cincinnati Railroad depot, to
the corner of Fourth and Walnut streets
only four squares from this House.
WIN. GARRISON, Proprietor.
Dec. I'd, 1S65-3mo.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Twill ofes for ssle ss Executor Of the
estate OF William Csssill No. |. Decess-
ed. upon the premises, on
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Empire Sewing Machine Mfg
Company,

A.so. BROADWAY MY;
Principle Agencies Establishrd:-P Pittsburg;
Ernest Astne IN Baltimore, Thos.. sbanks.
Wheeling, ". Va. w. b: D:Sawkell Bro. Gin.
cinnuti, U. Muther IL Wilson
November 3Oth Is65-lyr
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lII MEMPHIS TENNESSEE MONDAY EVENING JULY 6 1866

inch. This is done on both arms, and
sometimes on the breast and back. Then
wooden setons (stieks about the thick
ness of a common lead-pencll) are in-
serted through hole in the skin and
flesh The cords or ropes are attached
to these sticks by one end, and TO the
pole at the other end, the victim pulling
on the ropes till the seton sticks tear out
the flesh and skin. saw one with two
setons thus attached 10 his breast, pull
ling I'LL it seemed to draw the skin out
three inches, and finally requiring nearly
his whole weight to tear out the seton.
One painted black had four ropes at
tached at once The pulling out is done
10 the dance, the pulling carried on IN
the time of the music by jerk, jerk, jerk,
aud the eye, head aud front all facing
the sun in the. form of supplication. One
had four setons attached to four dry
buffalo head bones. These were all
strung and suspended to his flesh by
ropes that raised each head some three
feet of the ground, He danced hard to
tear them out but they would not break
the skin One came off the stick acci-
dentaAy, but il was again fastened FL
nalIy these heavy weights leach at least
twenty-five pound weight not tearing
out by their own weight and motion, the
devotee gave a comrade horse to take
hold of the rope and tear out the setons.
While these men were being thus tor
tured, their female relations came in and
had pieces cut out of their arms, TO show
their appreciation and valor, and devo-
ton to their kinsmen Still, as soon as
the victim could be prepared, the music
was renewed and the dismal dance went
on; the victims bodies now mingled
with blood, paint and setons. . a
There being several steamboats, and
many soldiers here great crowd Of
spectators rather embarrassed the per-
formers, so they concluded the perform
anee ht twelve O'clock, having only
danced twenty-four hours instead Of forty
eight, as they usually do All the devo-
tees gave away all their ponies and other
valuables to their friends, had their
wounds carefully dressed by attendant
medical men, and sat down to an abun-
dant feast of dog soup and buffalo meat.
81 $50 ended the most barbarous and
painful exhibition of savage idolatry.
The picture is still deeply impressed on
my senses, but / cannot give half the
horror of the scene, either by pen or
pencil" a4 i9u.i 70 if % lrf ts
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THE SIOUX SUN DANG
Description by Major General Curtis
Barbarous and Horrible Rites sieken-
ing Details of Self Torture. f

Major General Curtis writes TO has
wife. from Fort Sully, the following ac-
count orone of the horrible demonstra-
tions OF the Sioux Indians, which he wit
messed recently near that Fort
"FOHT SULLY. June ?, $50.
"The whole of the three thousand Sioux
camped abont us gave me early informa-
tien Of their design to have their annual
sun dance at this time and place, the
season of the year, the trees in full leaf,
having now arrived; and they wished me
to inform Col Recor, the commander OF
the soldiers, that however boisterous
their demonstrations might be, they
would all be peaceable aud Of a pious
character
"On yesterday, June |, the dancing
was delayed at intervals to Rll0w tortures
TO be inflicted Two OF three men stood
over the devotee with needle and knife,
very Quietly performing penance aeeor-
ding to their custums OF all these saere-
dolal rites as follows
First, they cnt the arms IN several
places by striking an awl in the skin,
raising it and cutting out about half an
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The basket was then some eight feet from
the ground, and the men were left swing
ing within the car, which was suspended
from the branches. They were taken
out OF Tie ba 'ket, where they were tangled
up in the rope, and we're carried to the
house Of Mr.. Alvin Ellis. Landy Prince
and one of the boys came to Providence
from Canton in the Wednesday evening
train. Mr.. Allen and his son remain
behind in South Dedha,n, the former
under the care Of Dr. 'Fogg, who did not
think it prudent that his patient should
be moved They came up, however, last
night, in much better condition than was
anticipated
,m If.their craft had not caught in the
tree the prospect before the voyagers was
terrible in the extreme The breeze was
increasing, and the balloon retained sui
ficent bnoyancy to admit Of its being
carried over many miles OF country.
The next half mile was a complete
series of stone walls, against which the
ear, at the hight at which it was then
travelling, mnst have been dashed to
pieces. Mr.. Morrill, understood from the
.excursinnists that they bad been making
efforts to stop for fifteen miles back OF
his place. The distance travelled by
them was twenty eight miles in "a straight
line, and was accomplished in little
less than thirty minutes. .5.
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Trustee's Sale

DURsUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF A
Il deed Of trust executed tO me by T. ID. Dun
can. on the 5th day Of October, ls65, and regis
tered in the Register's Office OF Shelby county,
on the 10Th day of October, 1855 in book No. |,
pages - and ~. 70 secure the payment Of debt
therein specified; 4 will. on tuesday, the Sd
day of July. 1851. in front Of the premises. sell
20 the highest bidder. for cash. lease Of two
and one-half co year. from the 5th day Of
October. ls65. Of a lot situated o. the east side
Of Aliens avenue in the city Of Memphis,
county Of shelby and State Of Tennessee, imme-
diately south Of the first alley south Of Vance
street tocether with the improvements thereon.
sale 10 take place between 10 o'clock ain. and
I'm.
jssl-IOi WILLIAM CLARK. Trustee.
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LEGAL.
Attachment Suit.

Fry. Rbeler a eo..l 81.
vs..
H Donkers. @
Il this case that the defendant, Ii. Donkers. is
a nonresident Of the state OF Tennessee. Ii is
therefore ordered that he make his appearance
at my office in the city OF Memphis, Shelby
July, is66; then and there to plead. answer or
demur TO complainants' bills. or the same will
be taken for confessed. and set for hearing ex-
Parte. This 18th day Of June. 1856.
z. II. HEINRICH.
ie2l 4wlaw Justice Of the Peace. .
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NEW BOOK
s OU TIL RN DIRK
by a Southron.
PUBLISHED IN THE SOUTH.

lust ISSUED BY BLBL0CK a CO.,
~ Memphis. Tenn. on the philosophy Of spir-
itualism-ancient and dmOdern-ineluding Greek
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PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE, AS EVOLVED
BY MODERN SCIENCE"
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S4IO.6I3 81

LOSSES ADJUSTED ANDPAID durins tho
year 1865, in a very marked and striking man,
ner exhibits the solid. substantial. and faithful
as its ability to pass through seasons prolific OF
cOnaaHatiOns,, wilohonOr and profit to those
most interested.
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Attachment Suit.

TT APPEARS FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
Il this ca e that the defendant, II. Donkers. is
a NONRESIDENT of the State Of Tennessee. 1t is
therefore ordered that he make his appearance
at my Office in the city of Memphis, Shelby
county. Tennessee. on or before the 25th day OF
July. 1856 then and there TO plead. answer or
demur to oomplainants' bill. or the same will be
taken for confessed. and set for hearing exparte,
This l9th day Of June, ls66.
2. n. HEINRICH.
iQll. 4Wla Juetica of the peaee
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Greatest Invention OF the Age,
Being a Protection against Fire, and
Will not Rot on.

IT COMBINES STRENTH WITH RAPID
1 ity Of adjustment TO bales Of any sire, re-
quiring only one-third of minute TO tie up
bale Of cotton.
II being now well known TO all the dealers in
rope for bailing cotton, that only very small
crop Of hemp was made the past year. and that
in consequence the price will rule very high.
and that a supply cannot be relied on al any
price. In consideration " these facts, all deal
ers, and those requiring ties. will do well to put
in their orders for this tie soOn thereby securing
a supply for the season. The indications now,
50 far as We have learned, are, that the demand
for this tie viii be very large, hence the neces-
sity of making early orders. which, addressed
10 the manufacturers,
BEARD 4 BRO, ST. Louis.
STONE 4 MURPHY. or
NJ. j. SMITH 4 CO., New Orleau4
LACY a McGHEE. Memphis.
Will meet with prompt attention.
Beard 4 Co. are also manufacturers Of the
Excelsior Fire and Burglar proof Safes.
Price lists and circulars furnished on appli-
cation. my3l-3m
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Ten Cents a Week.
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Ten Cents a Week.

IF you Do NOT ALREADY RECEIVE
Il the paper, leave your orders at our Counting
Room, and il will be faithfully served to you in
future. We already have & LARGER CITY
CIRCULATION than any of our morning CO.
iemporaries. but we intend 10 increase it until
the PuRLic LEpI gR may be found IN every resi-
denee anc busine $ house in Memphis. and thus
make il THE me lium for our business men and
merchants 10 make known 70 the public wha'
they may wish to dispose Of.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-16

MUSIC, PIANOS. CABINET ORGANS.
MI Musical Instruments and Musical Mer-
chandise generally. at +. Katzenbach {, SI'
Main street. JelyIuia
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PUBLIC DIRECTORY.

TINTED STATES CLERK--A.S. MITCH
u ell, BGS Main street. up stairs Z -
IT 5. DISTRICT ArTUkNEi--JOHN H..
u Williamson. 3,3 Main street..n stairs.
Az M. c. ELLIS CARRIAGESHOP. COR
w ner Second and Gayoso sts. my lo-Sn
VITHARFMAST J. BUTLER..MEM-
w phis and St. Louis Packets Wharfboat. Z
,XTHITMOKE BROTH Eks, STEAM JOB
w Printers. l3 Madison street
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL, l09 AND Ill
NI Adams sheet. Memphis T. H. white
mara proDTiptOr. ylo-lm
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lTENpELAR a GREESLAW. DEALERS
MI in saddiery and harness, leather. shoe lind
;nes and curriers' tools, Is Madison street. J,6
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ERACE CHURCH, HEkNANDO STREET
(J near Vance. Rev. j. A! Wheeleek. pastor.
I77KEENLAW's OPERA HALL cokNEk
tJ of Second and Union SITS. -
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HOUSE LEASES. FOR SALE Low All
I'll this office. ~ =
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r EWIs a FINNIE, ATToRNEYSATLAW
| and Solicitors in Chanoery, No. ~ second
street, (Sullmans Block Memphis lel I'm
+ ANDLEAsEs FOR SALE Low ATTHIs
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Il ELLA SCOTT LODGE, 4. A. A. NJ. COh'
| ner Second and Madison streets.
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NsPECr0R-B. DECKER, BLUFF, BET.
| Adams and Washington streets.
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TTEBREW SYNAG0GUE--D DESOTo 81,
III between Union and Monroe. ~
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VTUNT, THOMAS H., z CU., PKhM IN
Ill silk IL Woolen Dyers. 2l6 Second. mlo-5n
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-08-29

lroken out again; and numerous stories
of outrage in all parts of the South con-
tinue to be told. The AK docs not fall on
the heads of office holders with much
livelincss yet, though the president has
given recent delegations that have called
on him to understand that office holder $
must support his policy or else leave their
places; and probably tins declaration will
soon be carried into effect.
There is no perceptible decrease Of
cholera in those cities where it has APP
pcared, except at New York and Brook
Ign, where the pestlencc seems to have
reached the eliminating point, and to be
on the wane. But the principal cities at
the west and South are still suffering
severely.