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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-26

Iousekeepers, Mechanics,
and others, handling knives,
tools, and other sharp instru-
ments, frequently receive Sc,
we're cuts from which the blood
flows profusely, and often en-
dangers life itself. Blood may
be made to cease to flow as fol-
lows: Take the fine dust of tea
and bind it close to the wound
at all times accessible and
easy to be obtained. After the
blood has ceased to flow laud.
anum may be advantageously
applied to the wound, Due
regard to these instructions
would save agitation of mind,
and running for surgeon, who
probably would make no bet
ter prescription if he were
present.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-26

MONDAY evening last, closed
the examination of our public
schools. The scholars acquit,
ted themselves nobiy, receiv.
ing the praise Of parents, ,teach-
ers, and all those interested in
the cause Of education. Too
much praise cannot be award
ed to Mr.. BARNES, the Superin.
tendent Of the Schools, and
also to the assistant teachers,
for their earnest efforts in be-
half Of educational matters,
Mr.. BARNLs has performed a
herculian task in trying to Sc
cure these great advantages
for the scholars under his
charge, and our citizens have
the consolation of knowing
that he has performed his duty,
and performed it we'll.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-26

The New York Tribune says,
it is we'll to remember some of
the formulas in which the Dem.
ocratic party is now loudly de.
claring its creed. Here are a
few which we select from our
COpperhead exchanges:
"Slavery is right; Freedom
is wrong"
The cause which Abraham
Lincoln led was the most un-
natural, ilnpious and sinful
that ever afflicted the world
"The cause upheld by JeA'er,
son Davis is the cause Of God,
liberty, and American civili-
zation."
at is the Presidents duty to
dispense. Congress"
"We want none ofyour sold
iers. We've had enough of
them.
"Grant and Sheridan must
be snuffed out"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-26
Shcridan's Longest Speech.

At a banquet given to Gen.
Sheridan in c hi C a G o, o II
Wednesday evening, he spoke
as follows: "You have got me
on my feet, but must not expect
a set speech. | ain very sorry
to say that, in financial Ian
guage, you have got me in a
tight point" and, in military
language, you have got me in a
tight place. l have been in a
tight place before, but | believe
it is accorded me that | got out
by a considerable amount OF
swearing. GAS / have stopped
that bad habit, | can only say
tonight, gentlemen, | am oblig-
ed to surrender Applause, ] but,
inasmuch as | have surrender
ed, l can assure you | had rath-
cr surrender here in Chicago
than in any other place in the
world. But before Surrender,
| want to propose the health OF
the Board of Trade of the city
Of Chicago. They were the
loyal hearts at home that were
supporting the loyal hearts in
the field" IGreat applause.l
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-26

Judging from the great re-
joicing among the Democracy,
one would suppose that during
the political contest of the past
three months tn hey had been
victorious all along the whole
line. But the fact is their vic
tories have been very few. Let
us foot up the column and as
certain just what the result is.
The following are the States
which have gone Republican;
Maine, New Hampshire, Yer
mont, Massachusetts, West Vir-
ginia, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan,
Illinois, Iowa. Minnesota, Wis
consin, Kansas, Nebraska, and
.Gssouri-fitcen in all.
Those which have gone
Democratic, are Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Mary
land, Pennsylvania, and Cali
fornia,-only six.
Not very much to make such
a fuss about.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-26

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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-26

WHEN you find a man doing
more business than you are,
look at the advertisement he
has in the newspaper. The
business man who puts his sign
in the newspaper, does a much
wiser thing than when fasten-
ed over the store, and who
would think of neglecting that!
The man who advertises in.
forms the public that he wants
trade, and his cardin the news
paper is an nvitation to come
and buy. Where one person
reads a sign in the streets, five
hundred read it in the papers.
No matter how we'll a business
man is known, he can always
pick up new customers if he
will take the pains 10 let them
know where he is and what he
has to sell. No one can afford
not to advertise. for by neg.
lecting this means of securing
trade he loses the best part ol
his profits.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-26
Additional Bounty.


l am in receipt of additional
bounty for the following per-
sons:
Sergt. N. Karnes, Corporals
George Kaler, A. w. Ullom,
George Lowry, William L.
Stewart, musician, G. W. Mil
Ter, Prvates S. r. Bre wster,
j. Bennett, II. Campbell, X. II.
Frampton, R. Sewers, G. W.
Wilson, of Co. B. 18th o. V. l.;
also G. Hutch enson, Of Co. G.
36th D. V. l.; also Samuel and
Delilah Morrow, parents of
Levi Morrow.
Persons interested will please
call at my Office, or in my alb
scence upon Capt. E. L. Hawk.
Ii. G. JONES.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-26
HOW We Feel.

| lIOW W. Cti'
The late elections have de
yeloped the fact, as the New
York Independent truthlully
says, that "there are many men
who still love whisky and hate
negroes" But is that any rea
son why the Republican party
should ignore any of the great
moral principles that were
written upon ber banner:
Should not the very fact that
such is the case, serve to make
the party still more determined
to uphold the right and fight
the wrong the harder? Now is
The time to be firm. The con-
servative curse of policy, that
would make believe that a
party must be half right and
half wrong, in order to sue.
ceed-thut there must be one
plank for saints and one for
sinnerS-that twill not do to
advocate every reform of right
and justice, &C., may do for
some, but we confess TO a weak
nees in the other direction
We fought for the Republican
party because we thought ii
right on all the great moral
questions of the day, and we
fought against the Democratic
party because we believed it
to be wrong on all. We are a
Radical and the principles Of
the Republican party were
Radical, hence our being a
member Of that party. Let
the party forSake Radicalism
and adopt Conservatism and
We are no longer a member
/ is then no better than the
Democratic party, and we care
nothing aboutis.
We tru"t, however, that III.
stead Of going backward, there
will be a step in advance, To
give up now is sure defeat in
the Presidential campaign.
BoldnesS in the right will A.
ways accomplish, while dis
position to tamper with evil
will always fail, and ought to,
OF all the curses that ever
cursed a country we believe
that Conservatism is the mean.
est.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-26
HARPER's WEEKLY, one yoar, = 81 90
"A Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction"
IIARPER'S BAZAAR.

Tie Publishers will commerce on No.
vcmber lat, the issue OF liARPIR's BARAR,
weekly Illustrated Family Journal, de-
rted to Fashion aud Ilome Literature.
rheil aim Is two-iold : to supply the cx-
sting need Of a Weekly Fashion Newspa
per, and tocombine thcrew first clAss
literary journal, which will be indispen-
,ab le 10 every Household.
Arrangements hayo been made, at an
immense cost. with the most celebrated OF
he Fashion Papers of Europe. especially
with the famous Bazaar of Berlin, Whicc
'upplieA the leading fashions 10 the lead
ing Journals Of Paris, TO furnish the same
% Item in advance, = that hencefor,h the
fashions wll appear in llAHpEE's ,BAzAF
simultaneously with their publication in
'aTi, and Barlin--an advantage enjoyed
by no other jJurual in tn c country.
The pa,r,ns OF II RPGR's Bazaar will re.
rcivo every iortnig ght lar4e pattern rla,o',
,ontvining from forty 10 fifty fail sized
patterns oflajies', misses and lhildrena
bounet5 clcaks, dresses, under clothing.
md other Nricl =, accompanied with tho
neces'ary descriptions ard din ections, and
occasionally an elegant Eolored Fashion
Plate Of tho sizo OF llARPER's WEEKLY.
llARPER's Bazaar will contain 10 fllin
pages nt' The size Of IIarTcr's Weekly
printed on suPerfne calendered paper, aud
viii be published weekly.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-26

A REMARKABLE example Of
opportune good luck is men
toned in the book lately print
ed The old Merchants of New
York" JoHN MURRAY, a prom:-
nent merchant and Director of
the L. S. Bank in that city du-
ring the first quarter Of the
10Th century-after whom Muir
ray Street was named-was at
one time on the eve of Lalk-
ruptcy and ruin. On the night
before his doors were to have
closed, a ship arrived bringing
the news that a forgotten tick
ct in the. English Government
Lottery had drawn ten thous-
and pounds. Fortunes are made
to this day in the Kentucky Lot
teries, MURRAY, EDDY d co.
Managers, Covington, Ky.
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Union Republican Convention,
We give below the call is,
sued by the National Republi.
can Committee, fixing the time
and place for holding the Con.
veniion tonominate candidates
, for the next Presidential con.
test:
"The undersigned, constitu.
ting the National Committee,
designated by the Convention
held at Baltimore on the 9th
of June, 1861, do appoint that
a Convention Of the Union Re.
publican party he held at the
city OF Chicago, on Wednes-
day, the Goth dayof May next,
at II O'Clock NJ, for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates
for the offices Of President and
Vice President of the United
States.
Each State in the United
States is AUTHORIZED to be rep
resented in sand Convention by
a number Of delegates equal to
twice tie number of Senators
and Representatives to which
each State is entitled in the
National Congress.
ave invite the cooperation
of all citizens who rejoice that
our great civil war has happily
terminated in the discontinue
of rebellion, who would hold
fast the unity and integrity of
the Republic, and maintain its
paramount right to defend to
the utmostits existence wheth-
er impcriled by a secret con-
spiracy or armed force, of an
economical administration of
the public expenditures; of the
complete extirpation Of the
principles and policy of slavery,
and of the speedy reorganiza-
ton Of those States whose gov
ernments were destroyed by the
rebellion, and the permanent
restoration to their proper
practical relations with the
United States, in accordance
with the true principles Of a
republican government"
Signed by all the committee.
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Two intelligent col or e d
blacksmiths, at the recent elec-
ton in Virginia, exercised their
right of suffrage according to
law, and voted for Hon. John
Minor Bolts as delegate to the
convention, Notwithstanding
they had been warned by some
white Democrats that their
shops would be burned if they
did so. That night their shops
were burned to the groundl
This is a sample of the facts OF
"the war of races" We have
heard about; but it. is the
whites that make the war,
not the blacks.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1 8 SS.

The Publishers have pei iected syttom OF
mailing by which they can supply tho
Magazine, Weekly, and BazM PROMPTLY to
those who prefer to receive their pcriod,-
sails directly from tho Office of pubica
lion. Postmas:ers and others desirous Of
getting up Clubs supplied with Show
Eli on application.
The Postage on Harper's Bazar is %
conts your. which must be paid at The
srBsCRlDEG's post office.
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The latest style ladies' head
dresses is a little black tin tube,
about four inches in height,
and one and q half inches in
diameter, set upon the base of
the "chignon," (Which is worn
straight back from the head, }
and fastened under. the chin
with scarlet ribbons. The TIN
tube answers the purpose of a
bonnet and plays the part of a
gay daughter to the motherly
"chignon." We have notyet OBJ
served any Of them on our
streets. .-I" g.
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Ohio Congressman Murdered
We take The following from
The Cincinnati Gazette OF
Monday,
A distressing affair occurred
at Marysville, Union Co., this
forenoon, Hon. &. S. Hamilton,
member of Congress from the
Eighth Dist, was killed by his
son Thomas, who is insane.
From advices received here in
regard to this unfortunate oc.
currence, it seems that Mr..
Hamilton was in the yard, and
that his son approached him
from behind and struck him Il
blow on the right side of the
head with an AK, killing mm
instantly. After perpetrating
this horrible deed, Thomas
vent to the house with the ak,
and before he could be secured
he attempted to kill a younger
brother, but only succeeded in
inilicting a severe wound.
Thomas is about seventeen
years. Of age, and his insanity
has heretofore been of a very
mild form, such as would only
be readily detected by medical
men. lie has attended school
regularly, and Seems to have
been quite dilligent and sue
ceSsful in his studies. His dis.
position, however, has been eX,
ceedingly melanchoIic of late
so much, so, as to attract the
attention of his teacher, who
brought him to the city some
days ago, that he might be ex,
amineI by his uncle, DR.. +. W.
Hamilton. The Doctor pro-
nounced him affected with in
sanity of an inactive character,
and advised the teacher and
the boys father, whom he af.
terward saw, to keep close
watch upon him, as he would
some time attempt to commit
some terrible deed, a warning
which the affair OF today shows
was not given without cause.
Mr.. Hamilton leaves a wife
and several children, to whom
no man could have been a
kinder husband or father.
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