Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 26, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1877 — Page 5

THE INDIAXA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 28, 1877

THE VINTAGE OF SIN.

The Chief Bookkeeper of the Singer . Manufacturing Company Embezzles Over $15,000. Vint's Narr.e Enrolled on the List Great Criminals H s Arreit Yesterday Afternoon. of Mr. Richard Vint, for the -ti-t four Year bead book-keeper and ca--hier of the Singer manufacturing comany nt this .lace, va. arrested at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon by Captains O" Haver and Murphy, on a charge of embez.l?nK ihe company's funds. The amount which he 's ohared with having appropriated to his own use is $15,000, and perhaps more. Vint wvi arrested at his residence, No. XV West New York street. A few minutes after Vint was locked up, a Sentinel reporter visited him in Iiis cell at the Central elation, for the purpose of interviewing him on the subject. To the reorter'.s inquiries Mr. Vint replied: "it is a very painful subject, and I can not and will not anwer any questions." He spoke with difficulty, evidently great ly overeome by his fadings and the probable ym4ejuencei of his crime. LOOKING KOK THK ACTS. From the station house the reporter visited the residence of Mr. YV. 1. McLain, former manager of the ofiice, Mr. McLain came to the door, and the reporter immediately made known his business and asked Mr. McLain what he knew about tue embezzlement. Mr. McLain 1 know nothing, and will make no statements. It is a matter that we did not want made public, but Mr. Vint will probably tell you about it in the morning. Reporter It is now a matter of record In the court", and it not be kept a secret. Mr. Mcl-'iin What is mi record? Reporter The arrert of Mr. Vint for the embezzlement. Mr. MeLtin apfared thunderstruck at this, and wanted to know why Mr. Vint bad been arrested on such a charm. When informed of the amount he was still more astonished. He had supposed the reporter was inquiring about the '?"0 embezzlement of young Roach, who decamped a few day; a'.j. Mr. McLain stated that he (McLain) had resigned Lift week, and that Mr. Jacob Fox, of Laporte, , ha! been appointed as his successor. 1 he com fan) has reduced the otlice at this rom the the standard of the tncral of the state to a local office, with place office headquarters at Chicago. OVKKHACU.N-. THK KOOI.5. Mr. (J. R. Bacon, the irencral in.-p dor of offices of the company, as been here about three weeks overlooking the books- and accounts. The former erubezif ruent, together with the presence of Mr. I'aton, has caused a hum among the employe?, as they feared that any little irregularity in their accounts would cause their discharge by the new management. .Saturday night Mr. Foxgave Mr. Vint notice "that for the present his services would not be required, and that was the fiit intimation the other employes had of the object of the investigation. The warrant for the arrc-t of Vint waj Ls&ued at the instance of Mr. Futon Friday, but the arrest was postponed until testcruay. When the officers arrived at the residence of Mr. Vint, and made known the object of their visit, Vint appeared prepared for it, and called his family in to bid them good bye. He was undoubtedly expecting something of the kind, and making preparations to leave town, for while the onicer was reading the warrant, Vint said: "Captain, you can't serve a warrant on Sunday, can you?" 'aptain O'Haver replied: "I ran eerve a state warrant whenever I can flnd my num." Vint ade no further remark, but hi? wife threw cer arms about Lis neck and clung to him. sobbing and trembling violently. he bade him farewell over and over again, and nearly fainted when the officers aid the interview must cea.-e. AN OPEN CON NCSS ION. Captain O' 1 fa ver states that on the way to the Central station Vint admitted the embezzlement, saying that he had taken the money in small sums and that he should waive preliminary examination and enter a plea of guilty. Vint is an Englishman, and came to this city from Cunada in 172 to accept the trust he has betrayed. The position was given him by the general office manager, he having been there when ir. McLain took charge of the office in September of the sunie year. He his been married twice, and has three children, the eldest of whom is about 16 or H years of age. They are all the children of bis ilrst wife, who was a sister of hia present wife. He. wax last married about a year and a half ago. Since bis marriage he has fitted up his residence in elegant style, and some of the money has undoubtedly been devoted to this purpose, but he has always been very extravagant in his personal habits, having made daily practice of indulging in numerous "brandies'' at 50 cent a glass. PEESONAX ArTKARANCE. .Vint is about 45 years of age. of medium hight, and very heavy build. He has a "ery dark complexion, black whiskers, and was nip posed to only shave his chin, but the facts go to prove that he has been shuving the company. At present the defalcation a shown only foots up to a little over il.i.noo. but further investigation may make it more. Mr. McLain states that he always had the utxiost confidence in Vint, but "now he will not know whom to trust. The cast wiil cone up before the mayor thh morning. MIOKDI5C MI. FOX. last evening a Sentinel reporter called on Mr. Jacob Fox, the recently appointed afiit of the company at thii point. Mr. For. stated the investigation of the accounts woild not be completed for several days yer, and until then the details of the embezzlement would be withheld from the public. In answer to an inoniry he uid that the former agent, Mr. McLain, war m nowise implicated in the defalcation. He intimated that important developments would be made in a few days, but that for the present he must refrain from giving parties Jars. Vhileatthe station hoa-e at 2 o'clock thisniorning, a Sentinel reporter made anothir call on Vint, trusting that he miht hav grown more kindly disposed toward the interviewing process by confinement, bat when a.-Wed to nnbotom himself he "betged to be e .reused," and the reporter! gav him up a a tough caw. Tc OüstjMPTivrj. The advertiser, a retired physician, having providentially discovered, while a medical missionary in southern isla, a very simple vegetable remedy for the aeedy and permanent cure of oonsumptionwthma, bronchitis, catarrh and all throat and brig atfoctions, alo a positive and radical jpecllc lor nervous debility, premature decay and 11 nervous complaints, fee la it his duty to maktlt known to hl suffering fellow. Ac toatd by this motive, he will cheerfully send (free t charge) to all who deelre it, the recipe

for preparing, and full directions for successfully using, this providentially discovered remedy. Those who wish to avail themselves of thebeuefitsot this discovery, without cosi, can do so by return mail, by addrebaJng. with stamp, Dr. Ch aklks P. Mac-hall, S3 Mngara street, Buffalo, X. Y.

SPECIAL NOTICES. Attention is called to the advertisement of -A Home and Kami" in another column. Those thinking of ''going west" should read it. o A duty that every man owes to bis family Is to look after their health enough to see that they have the best cooking stove 'that can be had. We believo the ' Favorite to be that tove. Castoria Is a t-erfect substitute for Cantor Oil, without auy of its bbjecttons, for It is pleasant to lake, and does not nauseate or grip'. For Costiveness at any age, but especially for Sour Siomach, Wind Colic, Worms and the Disordered Bowels of t1iildren.it is the inot etfictlve remedy In existence. It is harmless, it i reliable, and It is cheap. There need be no pain where Centaur Liniment is used. Burns and iscalds are healed without a senr. Rheumatism, Sprains, and most flesh, bone and muscle ailment- can be absolutely cured. There are two kinds The White Centaur Liniment Is for family nse the Yellow for horses and animals. One trial will convince the incredulous. 0 (jrkuory'h f?r.n Cataiogve. Our readers vl!l find the catalogue of J. H. Gregory's well known seed hous advertised in our columns. For freshness and reliability ot the seed sent out and enterprise in introducing choice, new vegetables to the public, Mr. Gregory is endorsed by the prominent agriculturist of the fulled States; as n-coramendatlons from ove forty states snd territories, to be found on the covt-r of his catalogue, amply aBiest. 0 Forty yenrs experience in the manufacture of White Lead warrants us In sayln that our i'beenix" Brand Pun. White Lend can not 1 excelled In auy of the requisites Hint tend to mnko the best paint. It Is white, fine, has tlie grab st NkI.v and covering cnpnclty, wnd fo durability Is nnsurpass-d. Kvery ke? is warranted perfectly pure, ?nd to give cntt sMiisfaet'.on. Sold by dealers in paints g tieridly. Eckstein, Hill. JL Co., Cfcicinnatl, O. o IlnuMhoLi'' Hit lie. tleluibold's Imhu li;is !! been know as one of the most valuable meulcine.s attainable. In certain classes of diseases, Kuoli as dyspepda, chronic rheumatism, Oropsy, rnmnwus aflVctionM, and especlaliy affections of the urinary organs. .As a diu'etic !t is superior to almos: any other medicine in ue, and the great care w It h whieh it i- prepared, the absolute purity of the preparation, and the diligence used In the m t ct!on of the crude material, have mrule it known far and wide as a reliable and edectlve prepanttion, and one that can always be used with afety and benefit. The great success of Hehnbold "s Buchu has lel to the production of many spurious preparations, which are made cheaply and placed upon the market to be sold on the reputation acquired by lie lmbold's original preparation. Parties who desire a really ijood medicine should be careful and u-e Ilelinbold's only. FINANCIAL. 171 ARM LOAN Eight and Nine jer cent. " without life insurance, in sums of Hl and over, made without delay bv SMITH A: HAX.VAMA.V, "7 Virslnia avenue. IndisiiHtHtHs. MISCELLANEOUS. CCC a wrsk In your own twn. Terms and JV U W ( ,n i üt f ree. IL JiALLETr A t.U., Portland, Maine. IrIOU SA1.K. MMII-H-M' l UK iii v. uMuie ' Memorandum Book for ho cents for No. 1, or 10 Cent for No. '2. Sample copies sent an--whereon n-celpt of price. Addres-s, SKNTIMJ.lV.Ml'ANV, In-Uiiuaoolis. CR Tft OH l''1" OHV Ht home. .ampis OJ IÜ gU worth M fns. STINSON'ACO.. Portland, Maine $12 it day at home. Asieuli wiit4ru. uuiul sad terms free. lP.L'E i CO., Augusta, Main Wl VTrll MTV U tnnl u to Dwlm w .1.1 1LV J1L.1 mi)miMWIiniul lua w4i. KO PEDDLING. Srr Ulxwml. bnMw imml lal 4 nif!ii( npnM MuMTOk LA MT CO.. M Umim Su. CoM.-ua.tm. Om. T THE rUEIJC Mrs. E. Kohrer A Co., 1 late from Oregon,) de.ire to Inform the people generally that they have located permanently in Inaianapolis for the purpose of rnanula.-t uring Mr. Kohrer's new remedy for thelutifrs. The On -at Oregon Cure for "consumption, cough, col ls, Hstluna, bronchitis, palpitation of the heart, tlysfs-p-la, croup, wboopinx-congh and all iii aw of the throat and lungs. This truly great remedy was discovered by Mrs. Rohrer a few years aeo while suftVring irfitn tiiat dreadful disease, asthma, in its worst form. Her frie:ls and physicians despaired of her life and her ease was pronounced Incumble. At this time she accident ally came in is.sesMon of certain herbs and roots. RrowihK only iu the mountains of Oregon and Cu ifomia; of the; she rr ade a preparation that gave her immediate reiWandVsjii performed a permanent cure. She then had her itciirliborK to use it for all kinds of lung discae with stielt astonishing results thai she whs induced to manufacture it lor sale; commenein two yearvago ilth nothin ton introduce it bat it ow n merit it Kivm became very popular and gave nniversM sat isfaetlon wherever tried. And now, feeling that humanity should have the benefit of this ureal n-medy as far a. p.rvile. .he ha decid-d In locate iu Indianapolis where the medicine will be manufactured and sold to meet all demands by MKS. E KOllKKR A CO., M7 and 1 South Meridian tns-t. rpo SKLI. OK EXCHANGE, two or three 1 houses and lots in a village of .l.uio inhnbitaut,s on the Illinois Central railroad, on the direct line from Chicago to New Orleans. In this village Is (irano Prärie Si-mitiary and Commercial Colleue ; also. heven churches, two tloiinmc mills, two jraln elevators, wagon, blacksmith, hurties and other sho to make up one of the liveliest towns in this country. We will exchange any of the houses and lots for a printing pre and mat rials, a Mock of furniture, a Ktook of undertaker's goOd or a nice pair of black or bay horsey heavv enough for hearse horses. Address . WEBB X H S, Alden, Krle county, N. Y. A beautiful tlnarterly Journal, finely illustrated and contaiulm; an 1 Kant colored Flower llate with the first number. Price only 2." cents for the year. Tb flrt No. for 1S77 Jntt issued in Oerman and Ennllsh. Vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden, iu paper f0 cents; with elegant cloth covers tl. V ick'a Catalogue ) Illustrations, only 2 oents. Address, JAMES VICK, Kocheater, N. Y.

1Si)K SÄLE Matthews' patent Kencwsthie MenAoraiidum Hook. Si nd Sor sample copy and price IWt. S;mijiles s-m postpaid to nny uddn-ss cn receipt of uioetitsfor N. 1, or lOernt- for No. 2. Address, SENTINEL COMI'ANY, lndlansjKiliv.

LEGAL.

SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. Bv virtue of a certain precept to me directed bv the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the clerk of said eitv under the corporate seal of said city, 1 will on SATURDAY, March 21, 177, sell at public auction, at the City ourt Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and i o'clock P. M., of said day, the following tiescrilied lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to sstisfy the sum hereinafter named as axsessed against Mich premises for street improvement, and all costs, to-wit' Lot No. one hundred and eichty-one (181) In Spann A ("o.' WoKllftwn addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, owned by Alvnx aud John Storm. iuaint wMeh isasses-wrd the su a of four dollars rind lortv-two and one halt cents ($4.12V) lor street iiupVovement in favor of James Mnhoney, contractor. II EN BY W. TUTKWILEK, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., February 2h, 1S T. SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. Bv virtue of a certain precept to me directed, by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the clerk of said city under the corporate seal of sidd city, I will on SATURDAY, March 24, 1S77, sell at public auction, ai the City Court Room, between the hours of 111 o'cls;k A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, the following described lot or parcel of l.tnd, or so much thereof ns may be necessary to smlsfy the sum hereinafter named as assessed neainst such premises lor Mreet improvement, and all costs, to-wlt: Lot No. one hundred aud ei:hty-two (l-'i In Spann A Co.'s Woodlawn a-idition to the city ot Indiana polis, Marlon eonnty, Indiana, owned byAlvin and John Stonn, against whlcn is assessed the sum of four dollars and forly-two and one-hnlf eents (ti.i'2) for stre't improvement in favor ot, James ilahoney, conlructnr. 11KNKY W. TfTFAVILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolia, lud., February 2$, 177. SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. Ity irtue of n certtdn prtN'ept to me directed by the mayor of the city of lndiHriaKilis, Inliafia, and duly attested by the clerk of said City under the corporate seal of said city, I will on SATURDAY. March 21. 177, pell, at public auction, at the City Court Hooin. Ist ween the hours of 10 o'clock n. m., ami 1 o'clock p. m., of aald day, the following de-s.-rlled lot. or isrcel of land, or so much there of us may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as tissess d against such premise for stn-et Improvement, and all cost". to-wii: lt No. onrhundred and forty-nine tlldi in SpannA Co.'s Wosllawn addition to the city of Inntanapolis, Clarion county, imtiana, owneri by Mary sawyer, ugaiust wrhicn is ussjssed tne sum of lour dollars and lorty-two and one half cents $i.4i1?,) for street lmproveuient in favor of James Mahoncy, con tractor. 1IKNKY W. T17TEWI LEE, City Treasurer. IndlaiiHpolis. Ind., February 2K. 1S77. SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed ny the mayor or tne cily of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly atu-sted by the clerk of said citv, under the corporate seal of said city, I will on;; ESHiiü:riYJ - '.'M -r. ...... SATU KDAY.f March 2i, Is; 11 at public auction at tlie City Court Koom, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and I o clock p. M of said day, the following de Kcrltied lot öt parcel of laud, or so much thereof as may necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as aswss.-d against such premises for street improvement, aud all costs, to-wit: Lot No. one hundred and ninety-two (W In fpann A Co.'s S ood lawn addition to the city of Indianapolis. Marion county, Indiana, ownod by Lucilla Johnson, against which is avweKscd the sum of four dollars and forty two and one-hair cnts (?4.4J') ror street improve, mentin favor of James 5lahoney, contractor, HENRY W. TUTF.WILEK, t 1 2 C3 3 j- City Tnastm r. Iudianapolis, Ind.. February 2S. Is77. SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed oy nie mayor oi tne city oi inuianapuiis, indiana,and duly attested by the clerk of said city under the corporate seal of said city, I will on SATURDAY, March 24, 1877, sell hi public auction, at the City Court Koom. between the hours of HI o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. M., of said day, the following described lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be neoi'ssary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premises for street improvement, and mU coot, to-wit: Lot No. two (2) in ontlot No. two (2) In Üiisters's subdivision of Drake and Mayhew's second addition to the city of Indians polls. Marlon cotnty, Indiana, owned by Daniel Martin, against whlcn is a sensed the stim of ninetecu iloltiirs anil twenty cents 1?1H3)) for tre-t Improvement In lavor of Henry Clay, contractor. HENItY W. TCTKWILEK, City yreasnrer. Indianapolis, Ind., February 1ST7. SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. P.v virtue of a certain preoetd to mo illrected bv ihe mayor of the city of Jndfcinnpolis, Indiana, and duly attested by. the clerk of said city under the corporate sealof taid city, I will on SATUKDAY, March 24, 177, sell at public nnctiou, nt the City Court Room, between the hours of IU o'clock a. M. and i o'clock p.m., of ld day, tfie following described lot. or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as a-HxesM-d against such premises for street iniprovent, and all costs, towlt: IM No. twenty-elKQt (2 in outlot No. two Ti in Ma-rt4-s's subdivision of Iirake and Mnyhew's second addit ion to the city of Iudl anapolis, Marion county, Indiana, owned oy J. 11. Worman ( hrNtian name unKnown), agslnstwn'ch it assessed the sum of nlueteen dol'ars and twenty cents (JI9.1D) for i reel, tmprovementln favor of Henry Ciy, contactor. . HENRY W. TfJTEWiLER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., February 28, 1877.

LEGAL.

SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. By virtue of a certain pnxcpt to me directed by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis Indiana, and duly attested by the clerk of said city under the eorjxinite seid of the city, I will, on SATURDAY, March 24, l.s77. sell at public auction, at the City Court Koom. between the hours of ID o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, the follow ip described lot or parcel of land, or so much ihereof ns may be necessary to satisfy th sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premises for stnct iuiprov-meiit and all cost, t-n it: Lot No. ekht ( in' out lot No. two (2) iu Masters' subdivision ot lrake and Mayhew's second addition to the city of lndi.niaolis, Marion county. Indiana, owned by Samuel King, against whien Is a.vcs.sed the sum of nineteen dollars and twenty cents (S19.iX) for stnet improvement in favor of Henry Clay, contractor. HENi; W. TUTEWILKK, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., February 2S, 1T7. SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. By virtue of a i-ertaln precept to rnc direct! by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the clerk of aid city under the corporate seal of saU city, I will ou .SATURDAY, March 21, 1S77. s.ll,at public auction, at the City Court Koom. Is twecn the hours of Hi o'clock A. M. and 4 'cloi'k p. M ., of said day, the following described Jot. or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to sal isfy the sum hereinafter nanvd as assessed against such premises for steet improvement, and all costs, towit: I Ait No. thirtyiiujit (oil tu outlot No. two (2j Ma.-sters's subd vision of Drake and Mayhew's second addition to the city of Indianapolis. Marion coun y. Indiana, owned by Knois Coon, against wlilch is assessd the Urn ot nineteen dollars and twenty cents (SÜMfit for stieel improvement In favor of Henry .lay, contractor. HENRY W. TCTEWILEK, Cly Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., February 2S, 1S77. 1ÜJ1KI.D & IfoWf.ASn, Attorneys. STATE OF IN I I A N A, Marion eonnly, In the Suts-rior Court, of Marion coiuity. m the tatc of Indiana, March term, IsTT. so. 17, 75. .latmy f, Haye-i v. Henry 0. Duinam. Hester lUirlliolximw. Be it known, that' on the 21s'fdav of lee-in-ber, l7ti, theithove named plaintlrT, by his attorneys, filed in the office of thu clerk of the Superior Court of Marion couutv, la the state of lud mn, his complaint against the aliove named defendants tor foreclosure of tnort.sase, and on snid iöth day of February, 1S77, the said plainliü' filct Iu said clerk's oiHin tlie affidavit f a competent person showing that said defendant, Henry C. Bnruani, is not a resident of the state of Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of said court, said dett-ieiunt lust sbov named is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint ntirtlnst him, und that unless he :tpienrs and answers or demurs tln n to, at the culling of said cause on the second day of t he term of said court, tobe lieguii and held at the court house in the citv of Indianapolis on the first Monday In May,' 1S77. said complaint, and the mutters and things therein contained and nil Ked, will be heard and determined in his absence. AUSTIN IL BROWN, feb'-M-Sw Clerk, 1'iYriKLn .V Rowland, Attorneys. DTATK OK INDIANA. Marion coontr.HM H In the tSuprior i'ourt of Marion county, mine state ot jnuiann, Tiaren term, vsn. ."so 17.11. William W. Woollen, Willis S. Webb vs Itichard a. Andes, Frank 1 Ijyer, Phillip Titmtuer an! others. IV'itknown,thatonth.;2i)lh diiyof Jauuary, is,7. tne aoove mi men piaintins, ry their attornejs, tiled in the office of the clerk of the Sunerlnr Court of Marlon countv. tn theiirjiro of Indiana, their complaint against tue above iifimcu deiendanls for loreelosureoi mortgage, and ou the 15th day of Februarv. 1S77. the said plalntifls tiled In Raiojcbrk'n olöce the niti da Vit OI a competent person, snowing that said defendants, Kicnard a. Andes, Frank P. Dyer and 1'ni dip Jammer am iiecessary parties to the alwve entitled action aäid that residence of each of them is unknown. Now. therefore, oy order of said court, said defendants last above named are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said coirwplalnt against them, and that unless they an iieur and answer or demur thereto, at t hern 11 fnz of said cause on the second dav of the next term of said court, to be begun and held at the court house in the city of Indianapolis, on the nrsi .vionuay in .nay, 177. said com plaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and de termlned in their absence. AUSTIN H. BROWN. fehJ0-3w Clerk. Kyfield t Rowland, Attorneys. STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, ss: In the Superior Court of Marlon county, m the state of Indiana, February term, 1877. No. 17.60. Benjamin F. Buchanan vs. James O. Wood ruff. Ermineg. Woodruff, his wife, Henry H Cook, jlnrmoii Woodruff, Charles R, Pope, Jor ilon U Ua1 onH 1 oiplu 11 UnnMiutup o .1 Be it known, that on the 24th day of January, 1T7, the alsive named plaintiff, by his attorney, filed In the office of the clerk of the Superior Court or Marion county, in the state or Indiana, n is complaint against the above named defendants for foreclosure of mortgage on real estate, and on said 24th day of January, 1877, the said plaintiff filed in saia clerk's office the affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendant. Henry H.Cook, Harmon Woodruff and Jane H. Woodruff, his wife, are not resident ot the state of Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of said court, said defendant last above named are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unless they appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the second day ol the terra of said court, to bo begun and held at the court Iiiiii in the city of IndlanapoliM, on the first Monday In May, 1877. said cotirpuunt, and the matters and things then-in contained and id'tested, will be heard and determined in their absence. AUSTIN II. BROWN, feb2iKlw Clerk. SUIT IN ATTACHMENT. Before T. P.Miller. J. P. of Center township, Marion county. Indiana. ( Mary Dodson vs. John Brown. The defendant in the above entitled cause Is hereby notified of the pendency of said cause before me, and that said cause is set for hearing on the 8th day of pril A. I. 1877. at 9 o'clock A. M., at which time, n said defendant does not appear and make answer thereto, the said cause will be tried and determined In his absence. THOMAS P. MILLER. J. P. No. 86 Court street, Indianapolis, Ind. SUIT IN ATTACHMENT.-Before J. P. Miller, J. P., of Center townihip, Marion count j-, Ind. . . James A.C. MeCov vs. B. C Buiyes. The defendant In the sbove entitled cause is hereby notified of the pendency of said cause o. fore me, and that said cause Is s-t for hearing on the 22 dav of March. A. D. 1877. at 9 o'clock a. in., at wo ich Hin , If m d de endant does not anoear and malt answer ther to. the said cuise will be trleii aud determined In his abseuee. THOMAS P. M I l.I.EIt. J. P.. No. 86 Court stree . IitdhiipnJlK. Ind. PlfBNTSs re be t ontaiued through ne nvtniorv Association atent Agency. Aii busi ness p-rtalnlng to Patent promptly snd carefutiv attended to. Vr further information addreea C. BRA UFO D. Attomrv. Indianapolis, lnd.

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SENTINEL. Invariably Cash in Advance ! DAILY. 1 Copy one year .10 00 I 'opy sir mont hs ,s 00 1 Copy three months.- 2 Ö0 1 Copy one month .Sj Clubs of five or more, 1 year $8 each W 0 Hubs of 5 or more, 6 months, 1 35 each.... 21 25 Hubs of 5 or more, 3 months, 52 25 each 11 25 Clubs of 5 or more, 1 month, 75 cents each 3 76 Hubs of 7 or more, one copy extra to getter np of club w hen no commission Ls charged. WEEKLY. 1 Copy one y ear ?lub of four, one year... Clubs of ten, one year..... Clubs of twenty.,-.. 1 eO 5 00 12 00 , 20 00 In Clubs ot ten or more, one copy extra to getter up of club furbished free when no cominks ion Is charged. Sunday Sentinel same terms Weekly. Specimen copy furnkhed tree. Address, Indianapolis Sentinel Coin pan , INDIA N A PO LIS, IND. FAMILIES AUK DAILY UMNO 3::3. ALL CVE2 THS VS;? Ai?D ECTTH. The aew ihn for1877 are POSITIVEIT GUBRflTtrTQ i tobeTHE tVtOST ECOWOMICAL. Porahlf, otiTfwif wt, and Best ImprnrsJ Cooklnf StOTes ia the world. YOUR STOVE DEALER FOR THE "FAVORITE. i-'iit a ...r? r ... l l' tfillit Ce'uMtsi l ".. .ui.J vriv-v t ii ! 1 J rripii.tii'4. prrin! tlir-tiitii lor ltHtiliii tiv.r t:i :i r i.-l ; "f WffiHf. Mid 1 1 i-W'fr .Srl, UtMiii; 1'lnnt-. w.tses. Ac. and is iiinliia)! t I'urnier, Unrdt-ner A Kloriot. llr-. C.II. FSS2Y & CO., Detroit, Viäu Abriifd Priced Citalfu fUi to all ippl! Dr. JAMES, Loth IloapitaZ, 2 04Waahington St., Cr Fraotan, CHICAGO. Cb'tcrd bj Um Stair of niilf friheirM parprwc f frlvlBf Immdist rrlk- im all our of (rtrl xkraeir o4 urlnarr im all Uic-ir eoa(,lirattl form. It ia wt U kani Dr. Jmm ha woM at lb ttmt t lh roaru.tom for tb paiH thirty year. At. aDdrxprW-Bys.ar all laiportanu Aratiaal niM, Birbt lasar bt fmiu, linl)ea so Um fa. hxt naaaaod. aa paattim' ka eatv4. Ladi vaatinf tba moat deilf-at altration. rail ar wrtir. Plnuaut kern for pa lira la. A rmtk for the iIHo atiaa OuhV which tIU Jo all about thaaa dira.n, who ihouM marry, why at, 10 rnu la pay po-taar. tr. Jaum Baa Bftr natum and parlors. Yaa aec bo oar Lot the Dortor. Offho bowrä, la.a.Ml P- at. ; Baaday, I to 13. Pr. Jam ia OU jeara of aa. ütSlboTV-JESooiii M A X A DKLÜR'S New Book. J usf pu blished. W ill outsell any boon in the neid. This brightest of humorous books is piofusely illustrated with most laughable picture by Artuih B. Frost. Will sell byreitVm of Its beauty and cheapness. No other hook publisiteU uossess lng such iteneral fitness for tbe wants of the present times. Agents who wish to make tig waget wanted In every town. Tempting terms und circulars sent on application to A. J. XKTiL.t.ivM a vx., unicao. in. or i.incinniiti. O. DKALI R IN Raw Furs and Dscr Skins 33 W. Maryland St., INDLVNAIH)LI. -IIli(hest Market Price pnid for all kinds or urs. EXECUTOR'S SALE. Notice Is hereby Riven thst the undersigned. administrator ff the estate of Mutikla lluflman, deceased, will orier for sale at public suc tion, at the late residence of said deoeti.'.ed, in Washington township, Mrion county, Indiana, on Friday, Match Id, l!C7, the per mal property of said estate, consisting of one horse, two milk eows, onu heifer, two -fine brood sows, two buk-eles, corn in the crib, w bent In the granary, tw- cookin? stoves, three heatititr stoves, household und kitchen furniture, and various articles loo teuious to mention. Trrms: hums or tlme dollars nnd under. cash: over three dollars, a credit of nine months will be iriven. tbe oifrcbaser givtnit note with app oved frei hoU security, waiving VMlutition and appraisement laws. AL.rMr.Il lit. rr MAX, . Executor of vliUilda Hufl'niHn. fiRFHTQ Iiventltate the merits af the IIrlUUIIIu, lustrnu-d Weeklv beiore determlidnit upon your work for this fall and winter, me combination lor this season surpasses anything heretofore attempted. Terms sent free on application. Address CITARLEH luUUrUB a uu., t4 warren street. ?iew York.

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The Lame can be healed and the wound-sl made whole. Ve know now lust what th Centaur Liniments will do. Thev will not mend broken boues nor cure Cancer, but they will extract soreness, allay iJn, cure rheumatism nnd a larirer ramre of flesh, bon and muscl aiiiucui, tl tu uny article ever b. fors discoveresl. Keieniiiie .kin enti not go bevond the e!T-ct of these niusi kar.it. p;.arätlons. t'hronic IJieumatisni of mtmy years standtmr, NVuralxin, Weak Jlck, l ever Sotv-s.Wivrin s,jnf.w!, hoiaMon, Oiked J:r. ns:s Di.u.rted Joints mid Hprfui.d T.loib ..f tli- kom kind u recur-! r.y the bile niiiur Liniiot uU It will destroj the pain aud 1Iel Withoxtt A sovr all oniiitMi-y ilurns ku 1 Ividds. It will extract the poNon of Hit-s nnd HUncs. and tie nost from Fro., n IJmbs. It in , ry eii'cacious for Earache, Toothar-he, Itch and Cutnaeotw Kruptiou. Mr. Joeiah Westitke.of MarysvUle, O., write "For years uiy rheumatism has Vtn so b:ul that 1 have bf en unable to stir froiJii house. Tlie rtixt thre. bottle ot Centanr Cinlment eunble.1 iu' to walk without mr erutch.M. 1 am meudlni? rapidly. I thlnt your Liniment simply a marvel.' C. II. H'-riu. l)-:u'kt, fKk Prairie, M s.ij,: "Centaur lmluicntsells better and tflvs Ui lx si s.niv;at.tjOK oi Hiiythlng in the niHrkf t.'' Whut the Centanr Liniment has done for others It ill do for you. It Is httudv, it it reliable and it is cheap. THE YKLIA)W CKNTAUR LIN I MUNT Is woith its weight In i?old to owners of hor. and mules. This Liniment has eur.nl more sprained, Swenled, Ilinu-lMjned aud Gn!k-d horM s in thre years than have all The farriers in th iHiuntry in an atie. It.sertectsare simply wonderful. We h.ive'ihoi'.-an'Ui tism Lhou.s.inds of certideates las'stroug am the followiuu:, "My horse was lame fur a yeAr with a f. tlocas wrench. All remedies utteil failed to cui and I eonslderel him worthless until I commenced to use CVniaiir Liniment, which rapidly cnrcrd him. 1 heart ilv recommend it. JtPA'. UiX). W FKIIKIS, "Manor ille, ischoharie Co., N. V. I'ar Sirs I have us-l yfor (Vntaur Unl nv-nt In my family, and nnd it to be of gna value. Please s nd me two dollars' worth. on for muls and bor--. KILEY SI'K1.1. "Kails Siaiiou, Wyoming Oo., iV It makes very litt le difference what the c.w-c Is. whether it be Wrench, Sprain, PoII-KvU, Klngbone, Scratches r Lnmcntycf any kiud, the eiTeets are the same. Liverymen stdsa proprietors, fanners, etc., rhoiiM nevt r re without tbe Yellow Oeiits.ur Liniment. It is sold everywhere, and warrant.! In itrTt-vt. Ijilionitorj' of J. B. Rf ft f XA. 46 Dey street, New Yot t. CASTORIA. It Is a mistake to supj that '.s'..riit not adaptetl to irrown persons .1 w 11 n children. lhey inly iitHtl to increase 'd irtily. Rut ehildreu have m many 'v.iixj.'.iunte for which Castot i is adipt.il. like Win I '"?, four Stomach. Vorms. T tter, Tt thing ana Croup, that it Ls especifUly recouim -nded f"r them. lis ett'.-K'ts are more cert-ün than cator oll. Ii contains no alcohol, nnd is as I'li:nt Take ns Honey. It never r) pes. Hy reguLatig the stomach und bowels the Ca.ioria rsxM the blood, expels worms nnd pe entJ feverish nesa, qni. ts the nenes and produce health. then of course chiidr-n can siefp iu ui, and mothers can rest. Castoria is ncomniended by nil Thx-slina4 and nurses who havo tried It, and it is'havinj a rapidly increasing sale. It Ls prepartd wtta great care after the recipe of Ir. Samuel 1'itcher, of Masfcuehu-M'tts. at the l.Jrsorc f J. B. Ros.jAtVi., iLey street, New York. THI IS NO TIME To pay TWO IKOfrlTS ou Clothing and Furnishing Cooli, mIm-ii yon van huy aX the UlHE?un Anl only pay OXE .Small Tlargin above lVlioleal4 MaiiuJaHRrerV VosU THIS IS NO TIME To huy ol the ordinary tail Dealer, wlio ha bought hist sit or k lroni Manufacturers, Mlien you ean buy llret from llaniifaeturer'Si at Ao. 5 & a IMTUS RLOdi. a. ('heap as they ran buy by tin quantity. THIS IS NO TIME To pay Hiririle yivn 20 lor a SV1T or l i:nrOAT, -nheu the mi me artiele may h tKnglit at the YTIXirV lor Ml?. THIS IS NO TlföE To pay litidle Men " eent for 14 ox. ITiuIerrear. lvheu you ran buy it at the lVIIIIV Clothing More for J eent. THIS IS NO TIME To Npenl' money that might be saved by simply visiting the WEEEBT CLOTHING STOKE,.

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