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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01
ICE


We wonder IL our citizens who are lay
ing in a supply Of ice, are exercising due
care in its selection. II must be under
stood that any Impurities which may be in
the waicr, will be retained in the ice, the
act of freezing exercising no purifying in
Hucncc on Il. A late number Of the Kan
sas City Mo- Joaraai Of Commerce has
an article on ice (wo. have seen good
many articles on ice J, 10 which the editor
protests with considerable force against
gathering the crop from ponds within the
city. lie says:
I'VE noticed yesterday in Ottawa 81. n
pond from which ice was being gathered.
TIE pond 10 question is little east Of
Broadway, and besides being tho cess. pool
Of the nighborhood, contains dead hogs,
dogs, and 9Th of every description. Nor
IL this all. II contains the remains Of
Vaughan, the bushwhaoker, who was hung
by tho military some three ycars since we
kaow Ito exact spot Of his grave. lie was
buried about two feet, 10 rayine; that
ra,ine Is now a pond. The body is GOV
cred by the water, and n supply Of leo Is
being gathered over biz grave.
'pIeture n, think II u,
lave In it-dfsnt Of II
Then II y3u can"
We're wc In Kausas City, We should be
like tic Journal man-want mono Of II In
ours. When Sumner comes, VIC wish 10
know where the ice We use was gathered.
Ice, to be good aud conducive to health,
should como from running stream, or
from pond we'll protected and fed by n
spring. -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01

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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01
Contagious Diseases.

Water must be adapted 10 the nature Of the hsh-
or ihsre will 10 40 Increase; the soil must be
adapted 10 the reed, there will lie small Teiurns1
aud the human body must contain Impurities, OF
there will Ice 10 sickntss. The man whose bowels
and blood have been elefnsed by few
DRANDRErif'5 Pitts '-scf
may walk through infected districts without fear.
~ he life of the ncsh Il Ia the blood" !" secure
health We must Use BkANbkETu's FILLS,
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ing nature, aud Is safe, and has stood The te.t 81
time. Sc. ID. Brnbdseth iR white letters Ia the
Government stamp. by all Drusgists.
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01
A Rich Editor.

The local editor of the Hannibal Daily
Courier is the wealihiest newspaper man
in the West. lie sums up his worldly pos
sessions in this wise: Mrs. Local (par
valued 100000; one FIVE years old
Local, $4,000, 600; one seven weeks old
Local, $3.50 900; cash on hand, 43 cents;
due on account, 81; sundries, IL cents.
Total, 81 $50, 00l, 30.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01
LETTER FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

lCorrespondcnce OF tho Americana
SENATE CHAMBER, INDIANAPOLIS, I
January 22d, 1867. !
Dear American,- Toe day at 3 o'clock P.
N. the Senate aud House concurrcd in the
choice Of Gov. Morton to the Office Of u.
s. Senator in the place Of Hon. II. s.
Lane. OF course Conrad Baker, Lieut.
Governor, win take tho place of Gov.
Morton, and will be regularly inaugurated
in a few days. The Senate Caucus imme.
diatcly nominated Hon. VIII Cumback for
President Of the Senate consequently he
will be Lieutenant Governor, and in fair
way for future promotion. One hundred
guns are now A 7. NJ being fred in
honor of the events. Of tho day. SD.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01
The CHICAGO opera House

Was drawn on the 2ist inst. Ticket No.
$4,000 was tho lucky number, and was
held by Mr.. A. II, Lee Of Prairie Du
Rochcr, Randolph County, Illinois. Mr..
Lee has since sold the Opera House to
Mr.. Crosby for s200,00
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Record OF the Weather,

At Anoka, Minnesota, for the week end.
ing Saturday, Jan. i2. The FIRST nun.
Der after the date indicates the tenpera.
turc at 7 A. ~; the second, the tempera-
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ing warned "by the wife. child, parent,
brother or sister OF such person, or by the
Township Trustee Of the township in which
he resides
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01

over every other in use. II Is purely vegetable,
infailibIe and instantaneous. Manufactured by
J. CKISTADORo, Astor House, New York.
Sold by Druggist. Applied ny all Hair pressers.
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INVASIONl

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Of vitriolic and caustic Dyes got up by nostrum-
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01

Sunday, January 9Th, IL y JIG
4 delightful day.
Monday, January 7ib. 10 25 20
Partly clear, aud still.
Tuesday, January Sth, 10 % ii
Cloudy, but still.
Wednesday, January 9th, 8
Clear and pleasant. a little .now last night.
Thursday, January 10Th, Ill Il
Partly cloudy, but still.
Friday, January Il h, IS b
Clear. and very pleasant.
Saturday, January l2Ih, d g 10
A snow storm to-day, wind in the East.
For tho first time this Winter we have
SNOW enough ror decent Shedding.
CiyIs.
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07
Sheriff s and Special Master
Commissioners Sale.
Z a"s Stale of Ohio, VintOn County, 80.

Samuel v. Dodge and rC.a s..
Mary Ann Dodge, Administrator In Vinton 20.
ana Administrative OF Estate OF court Com-
/, James Dodge, deceased, mon fieas'
~ afl against lg N Order 10
William Mathews & John c. P. Brown. croe.
T1URSUANT to the command OF an order and
Z decree issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Vnton county, Ohio, and 10 me directed assheqfi
Of said county, acting as Special Master Commis-
soner herein will offer at public sale, at tne door
oil the Court House, in the Town Of McArthari in
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MARCH,
t.St- .,5,..s A. D. 1867, ,r.
at one o'clock p. NJ. OF said day, the following de-
scrbed premises, situate in the County Of Vintou,
and State Of Ohio, to.wt:
One undivided thrd-part Of the East half q the
soulh.Wcst quarter Of section Number Sixteen,
Township Numbar Eleven, Of Range Number Seven;
teen, containing Elghtyfour and one-fourth (Sf74)
acres, more or less. .f.H a.,i Iai i, u,
Appraised at four hundred dollars, ts4Oo,oO) and
nnst bring two-thirds OF that sum.
Taken as the property OF said William Mathews to
satisfy a Judgment against him by said Courtn hvor
Of Samuel v. Dodge and Mary Ann Dodge, Admlnls-
TRAITOR and Adminlstratrix OF the Estate OF James
Dodge deceased. 4 -
Terms Of Sale--Cash in hand at the time OF sale.
JOHN. SHOCKEY,
A9i ~ Sheriff Vinton County o.,
Acting A Specsl Master Commissioner in TINS case
February 2l, 1867--5w-l2 lua
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07

TaR editor Of tho RortsmOuth RspEDliees
thinks that the notice in this paper headed,
!, Young Calves Wanted" @lOOks suspicious
10 saw The least" II the Republican editor,
Aforesaid, could make II convenient TO use
better watsr We think he would not discover
50 many objects that "loOk suspicious 70 say
the least. t."-[ Democratic Enquirer.
The water we drink Is from the Ohio
river, and filtered at that We refer you
to the Higgins House, Better water y,s
can't And in this bailWisk:-L Portsmo sh
Republican.
It is not necessary to Trsfer" US to any
establishment. Taking Of "fltersd drinks
'slOOks suspicious, to say the slsast-" Some
tires when too much Of the "altsrsd" ar
ticle is taken it makes editors feel "Sus-
pioious, too. 1t is about that time that
Gyoung calf notices. look ''susPiciOus. IA
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st.sEooLESg = 'croRY.- "a person who owns
a large and fable tract Of land, through
which the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
passes, westaof and adjoining the zaleski
Estate. in Vinton county, authorizes us to
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Depot Of the MIS- c. R. r.; and water, coal,
wood, and every thing else necessary for
buihNRg aud running an establishment Of
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there is not a m( conyeiieut location in
this county for woolsn Factory. For fur
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07

"THR HEAyESIY 0uERUBs.p-Ws have for
sale ati this office the most superb steel line
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07

TIE mall train going west on the Marietta
q Cincinnati RsilrOsd last Friday had
"a ather bad luck in passing over the "East
End" Of the road, AT Kings Switch, few
miles east from zaleski, the LOCOMOTIVES part
ly got off the track, OBTAINING the train
about half an hour. When the train depart
ed from Macarthur Station itwss about TWEEN
ty minutes behind time; and about twenty
i've rods west from the Station, o rail IN the
north side Of the track gave way throwing the
tender, mail and express car. and one pas
seuger car lin which Wowere ssAtsd) off the
track. The engine and the ladies' car were
not, thank God, sapsized. No person was
hurt. The passengers, among whom we're
several ladies, were considerably alarmed
for about one moment, or until they discoV1
ed that they were only in a large mud puddle
near the residence,Of good son Of the En-
elald Isle. The tender and the cars wsr'
considerably damaged. The Conductor,
WALLACE W. Brock, Immediately started for
Hamden, four miles distant; and in Aboul
half an hour returned on TOx JcHEs' Ports
mouth Branch Train. The uneasy passengers
we're soon "sll aboard this train and To-
ken to Hamden, and within an. hour and
half after the accident occurred. alow aH
Mr.. Brock is an engergstic and q gentle
manly Conductor, and should be kept on th'
road in "sll coming time" He pleasea
every body. When an accident occurs he
knows just what to do and say to get O6t o
the trouble in very short time. !.
The going east train on that day met at tn
wreck special train from the east, ant
the passengers for all points east wer'
not detained long. A number Of men wer
sent to the wreck, aud the trackwas repaired
and the cars we're removed On short notice
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She.riG,s sale


adam M 4, State of Ohio, Eiaton Coraiy.
clarisa Dowd, Plaintiff, IN ypton County Count
Eryin 3. Dowd, Defendant \ osdsr Of Sale No. s.
IlRSTf ANT to siio command or an order OF Sale IN
E the abnre cause to me directed from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Yintont County Ohio, willonsr
at public sale at the doorof tho Court 1Iouseiin tay
Togn ofAicArthnrr IN dcounty, on !. 4 !, Z, 4
eE,, TUESDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1867, "
at the hour Of loclock P. NJ. Of said day, tho fds
lowing described premises to-wit;fo tgtanI,dgsesi
Begpnihg for the same eleven chains and twenty
links West Of the North east ooraer of6eoLion Num-.
ber Thirtytwo t32l IN, Township Number Ten Qg,)
Of Range Number Sixteen i6,j OHIO Company sPut.'
chaser thence South forty.one chains and twenty
FIVE links thence West thirty,wo chains and ninety
llnksI thence North iprty chains and twenty-five
linksl thence Fast thlrtytYo echans and seventy
links y ths Plsco Of beglning containing one hund
red and thirty. five fl3Sl acresdnore orless y 10
Takenas the property OF Erwin E how'd 10 satisfy
order and decree Of said Court 10 yor Of Ciarsh
Dowd 5Dy
Appraised at tEenty,six hundred dOlaFs and must
Terms Of lel-Cash in hand. Ha 3irt hssg u 4
.ios, ,, JOHN j. SH0CKEY,
HA s'l4}t 2 lA N'ShefiI5 Vihlon County o. u
yE.A. Rrattoh, Atty OrPrhgses gns saf5s,l
February a., lSG7-5w
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07

YousG CALVES WASTED, Any person
having, good calves from three weeks to two
munths old, for sale will cOllat the office Of
this paper, and learn who wishes isl ss5 to pur-
chase. 3D. hli bra tyIagm slrleayai 81
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07

ouR usually quiet town was thrown into
auitss stir about ~ o'clock on Friday
night last by the ringing Of the COnrt House
bell. soma. person or persona, We suppose,
thought it would be good joke togo up into
the Court House and ring the bell and alarm
the sleeping inhabitants Of the town, 50
they could have . good excuse to make for
jumping out Of their Beds and running about
in their night clothes to see "Whaes the
matterl'' We we're not here ON that night
to i'see the fun" but suppose the joke Was
well tplayed." '' af'f Y .i1 gS '2,1
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VOL. Xvi, Tor 1867.

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ilTJh 3D. 5y. bi&a 10 GMI,l ,.l 10 -
refcrring 10 On advertisement IN an
other part3o this paper, twill bs seen that
our friend, P.Horton, of this town, has pur-
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workman among the best.in the country. =
Iyy reason Sc, OF his capacity TO do all deserip-
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promptness and reasonable prices, he will
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Give him q call and examine his excellent
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