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NEW YORK PIANO FORTES.
ERNEST GaBLER,
NASUFACTUiALR OF
New Scale First Class Piano Fortes.
Nos. 1872, 1874 4 l26 East 22d St,

Respectfully announces that te has now com.
|p!e:ed his large NEW FACTORY. and effected
bother arrangements for the great increase Of his
facilities. He therefore will be
liable henceforward to turn out 81 PIANOS PER
WEEK TO supply orders promptly. without tina,
EincOnyeDienL delay TO which DEAF ERS and
PURCHASERS have been subjected, from the
fact that for more than two years past he has
been continually a hundred instruments be.
hind orders. A full assortme ut at AL times may
|be found at his manuiactory and Ware rooms
i'm New York City. iIuar2- WIN.
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whom special vengenoe was directed
prisoners Of State, persons charged with
Union prisoners, Union officers
charged with being spies. blockade nun.
ners, &n. Well has Il been said that con.
E6nement in Castle Thunder n foreaan,e
{0f ths fortunes OF lhe damAed.
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sORCHARp CITY" FLOUR, Feed,
GROCERY & PROVlSION 0TS

W UFtJCEHY & PIHOvlBlUN NIU1s1I.na
ling, No~ u ana a Main street, In mont o. y
|Btone MIL, whore. in addition to our fo1msS
business Of sell.ng Flour and Feed, ve have@ss
|ded . well selected stock Of Family Ofoo.Is
|eFal Family supply store and cell OILY NJ ~ ~
|best guodS be 6oo@ ht IN the market q ~ ~
|fatee ~ can be Offered. All goods 6oaeaS@. ~
[Oev FREE or oAAR0E.
%. Iho highest PRICES VIII - pad ~ ~
~ 9, hndsaf GoaantFS leudeA-
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Chicaee Eleetfen.

CHICAGO, April la.-The election to-day
passed OF quietly. About two-thirlls Of q
vote polled. John b. Rice, Republican,
he elected Mayor by from Ave 10 six thous.
!, and majority. The Council stands twenty !
four Republicans and eight Democrats.
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REWARD OFFERED
FOR BOOTH.

BALr1xoRB, April l8--The City Council
have offered q reward of ten thousand dol.
lars for the arrest Of the assassin Of Presi-
dent Lincoln. The feeling here against
Booth is greatly intensified by the fact tina,
he is Baltimorian and it is desired by the
people that one who has 30 dishonored the
fame of Baltimore should meet with spec
dy Justice.
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Probable Capture Of Surratt.

WASHINGTON, April ls.-Late last night
% man disguised as q lsborer, and carry
ling pack on his shoulder, approached thu
house occupied by the family of Surratt in
this city, and was about to enter when he
was arrested, and upon washing the dir
from his face, he proved to be quite diff.
ferent looking person from what his ap.
pearance indicated. He called himself
Payne, and exhibited not little embar-
rassment He managed to ask in agitated
tones why he was arrested. The colored
servant Of Secretary Seward was sent for
when he exclaimed Immediately, "that's
the man; know him by his general ap.
(pearance, and his mouth The servan,
(then said, there could be no mistake.
Others in Secretary Stewards house al
the time, who probably have recollection
|of Surratts appearance, will be afforded
Ian opportunity to recognize him. The man
ARRESTED is believed to be Surrait, who per.
|petrated the dreadful acts Ut Secretary
Stewards house Friday.
Condition OF Mr.. Seward and his
New York, April la-The following
was received this morning:
WASHINGTON, April l6.-To +. S. San
ford, Now York IL think that both the
Secretary and Frederick are better. They
are sleeping quietly at this hour ten o.
clock \. m. G. A. SEWARD.
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1ne Of the Coaspirators captured

Ono OF the Coa0ptFotoFS captured
BALTIMORE, April IA highly impor-
(tant arrest has been made here to-day.
The name Of the party at present is with
held. He has made . full confession, be-
Eself to be the author Of the letter signed
|"Sam," which was found in Booths trunk.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, loWA,l
~ N1r(,n. yGo~nA~ NE NnDR

Dies MOiLes, March IS. 10. ]
Whereas, the Illinois Central Insurance On.
pAny, located at Decatur, In the STATE Al M
|nOls, has died in this office sworn etatemeeta
Its condition on the 18th day of March, 19
accordance with tue prov ,sions Of an Act Of -
General Assembly Of the state of Iowa entoa
AN Act In relation to insurance Companb
approved January 18th, 1867, and an Act ana
datory thereto. approved February Oh. -;
and whereas said statement shows that oAid y
surance Company liz possessed Of the !equin
lamount of capital, invested ~ required ~ ~
IActSp
Therefore, In pur6uanee Of law. I. John A Il
said insurance Com osn vi Is sn,hSr,ssd . M
|act the business Of insurance in this otaae
Agents, properly appointed and authc!isd
yack nOwledge service of process for and q =
half Of said Company a4 required by sa6ask
until the Slst day of January A. D. ls06
In testimony whereof, have hereu1eoo
scribed my name, and affixed the seal 00
Oface the day and date above written.
JOHN A. ELLIOTT.
faeA.] Auditor 0f oe1A
arI5.dlW&wSG
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! b. / Q b H LINE

~.
T. 4 s. &
Old and Only Reliable Route East.
from Bcrlinkton g Chicago, Detroit, Tolec
md all other EAstern and south Eastern Citisf
i,sasengefs leaving Burlington on tho 800 A
4. train connect IT Mendoza with tho Hlinoi
)en.ra. Railroad North and South and Ct Chic I
90. roth the Noon and Evening trains. BotA
rsins connect With all the great Eas;e-n Rail
uad routes, to-wit: M. c. r X. via. Detroit n
+. e. via Toledo and ittsburHh and Fl. Way ne
i 4 via r. Wayne, Of which PASSENGER oar
a,ke their CHOICE
only twenty hours uura Burlington to Tolesio
rhirteen hours ahead Of any other ronto leavins
burlington.
Baggage checked through to Detroit, Niax2x.
rAlls and New York. Boston, Toledo, OunkiYk
s9tialo; plttsbargh and Phtladelphia
Tickets for u Is grest EhAtern thorouRhfhHe ks
>Ale at sntumwa, Fairfield, NJ Pleasant, aud
ke Ticket Once corner Front aud Water street.
burlington.
sleesanS Cars attached to the Night trs;na
ssxe as low - any osheT route.
Il. r. HOSYOEnl
sanishrt. G~nl. AsyentC. p so. X r.
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TsEsS Mttess are prepared, In pure Bourbon
Whisky, fr0m Q combination Of over twenty diff
fereDt kinds OF roots. baSks and hesbs, which oct
In perfect concert one With other, prepared from
the original formula given b. the great chief Red
Jacket. 70 d.. Chaplin, who used them successfully
tn his practice scs many years, and BY their uss
gained - great popularity in the treatment and
enre Of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Constipation,
eick and Nervous Headache, Fever and Agus, and
oil dseases arising from torpid liver or indigestion
Persons suffering from either Of these loathsome
diseases will aud sure cure BY the nee Of those
0itters, which perfectly pure and free from Ill
thoss drugs and poisons usually put up 10 such
preparations and pallned Oh oa an unsuspectine
public. single trial will convince the most skep-
tical thst in the kkD JACKET thsee = virtue
which NO other Bitter. poasess.
They strengthen and invigorato the
They are unsqualed for general dsbin.
They arc . sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give Q good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They arc tho bost stimulant in exist.
once.
They arc . preventive Of Fever and
Ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palAtablO
Aged persons and delicate females will and they
can savs large doetor's hills BY the sso Of thsss
Bitters.
beware u eosatertIits.. TAs Red jacket Bittssp.
arc only cold IN bottles With our name blown on
the side, aad our private eovsla0sat stamp aesess
n RrNRk -
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A. NNUAL REPORT If a. ~.

A NNUAL REPORT Of the I'M;
N Central Insurance COMPANY =, n iuos
slllnois. for he year ending Dec s,st iDossccatas
Nam Der OF Policies issued from Jan 'os%
], 1864 " Dec. II, isij,...............ss;
No. OF policies issued previously S9-s
Total nun, Der Of Policies issued to d.
Number Of Policies expired and can. ~
ceiied by the Company, .............A0o
Number Of Policies In force At date
Amount Of property insured from "
Jan. !, 1854 TO Dec 81, "a, 81 .asl, aS H
ously insured, 4asl, $500
Total amount Of property insured to
A na5e Of property insured nns:s slsam,
Policies which, have expired and
been cancelled by the Co. 585.s7Oi
AMI o. Of PPemu at r Notes d1ss
from Jan. 1. tn Dec. 81. '6i e56,4S5G
Amt of Premium Notes pre-.
vi0Usly received, ................ 1853 74l 81
Total amt OF premium notes rec'yd sn-
Amt of premium notes Cancelled ex. NG
pired aud returned. 81! 1908
Amt Of premium notes In force To
Amt OF Cash Premiums rec'vei from i1," sl'alS&
Jan. l 1854 to Dec. 81 1864, $3.50 o.
|Am't returned as unearned
Premium from Jan. LIST,
1854, to Dec. 81st, 1864, on
Policies Cancelled, ....................61N
Net lash premiums from Jan
!, 1854 to Dec. 81. 1861, ........2i7o40
Amt Of cash premiums pre-
viously received. .........-5sl sl0
Total amt Of Cash Premiums yeceiy.
Cd TO date, n y.
CASH IrEMs
Money ct interest, nearly all ct ten
Per e De- ll2Ms
|l0Sl IN 0NuA lA1S
Cash in once and In hands Of Aeents NM
Personal property. including once fur.
0ltuIe, bnnh
RECAPrTuLAT1oN OF ASSETS.
chartered guarantee Fund, .............. s1man.
Premium Notes In force, .................1 1sSSs
|Cash 1tens. NM
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Splendid list Of articles to be sold for 81 each
100 Gold Hunting cased Watches, $50 each|
lO0 Gold Watches. 20 each
2O0 Ladies' Watches, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 EACH
aola Mex ana 10 ea
lN0 Chatelain and Guard Chains. 10 Is eachj
(s soGo vest and Neck Chains to II EACH
1000 Coral. Lava, Garnet, &c To eachI
900 Gents Breast and Scarf Pins to eacnI
f6000 Oval Band Bracelets. to 8 eachl
C0sN Chased bracelets. TO 10 eachI
$500 California Diamond Plus and II
eee Gold k'9Wf .;sl g % s ssesl
5000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and
|,ooo : st1 d.; 2to ss.e eh
5000 Miniature Lockets............. 2 to 8eachI
|SoO0 Miniature LOckets, Magic 6pr'g to EACH
laoeo New Style Belt Buckles,....:...- 10 8eachI
(25o0 Gold Tooahpicks, Crosses. &C. to eeach
5000 Fob and Ribbon Sliiies......... 2 to 5eachI
5000 Chased Gold Rings.............. to 5eachI
1900 Stone Set Rirgs..............:. 2 to 6eachI
Gold to Is each
Zoo, ooid Pens. silver Case and to ''eaen|
Sdid ~. and Pencil: TO to ,s s s:es
1000 Gold Pens. Gold-mounted
Certificates Of the various articles are placed
lin envelopes. sealed, and mixed These envel.
gard to choice After receiving the Certidcate.|
land seeing what article It represents you are all
liberty 20 send and get the article, or any other
the article II does not give perfect tihfaction
I've desire you to return 1t and get the money!
lin all transactions by mail. we charge for oneI
for u; eleven for 81; thirty for s. one hundred
for el5. Agents wanted everywhere We allow
Agents ten cents on each Certificate. provided
[extYa Premiums for large orders.
Array BADGEs.-On the receipt of 81 50, we will
a
for either Division or Corps in the army, or al
cavalry. Artillery. Infantry, Engineer. or Pom.
(toOners Pin, with your name, regiment, and
company handsomely esgrafed thereof. togetn-
Ter with our wholesale lllustra ed circular to-
Agents. s. NJ. WARD 4 CO.,
marl0-w3m 20S Broadway, New York.
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Accumulated Capital and Assets. 11aN :
Losses adjusted aud due-NOne,
Losses adjusted aud not due-NonA
One loss reported awaiting furfheP r..,,
which will not exceed 500 90.
One loss in contest. party refusing 70 M -,
given for Cash Premium. which mote 4 I'M r
office unpaid. $6OO Co.
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s. NJ. w ARD E CO.,
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,
eos BroadsOay, Nesv York.
l00, 900 Watches, Chains, Lockets, Brace
let's, Rings, Gold Pens, &C.,
Worth $500 900,

To be sold at ONE DOLLAR each. without re-
gard to value. and not To be paid for until you
know what you are to receive, and not to be kept
unless you are perfectly satisfied.
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STATE OF lILLrUonl
County OF Macon,

Personally appeared before me. eamuel Gu
e. Justice o. the Peace In and for the Cou16 Il
known as the President OF the Illinois CenfnI
Insurance Company, OF Decatur. Illinois. ~
ion his oath, depoees and says that the ipee1ins
|Statement Oi the condition aud business u M
illinois Cen trail Insurance Company, - sloV1
10y the books OF said Company. Is true In Is
stance and in fact TO the Oest of his knovjaa
land belief ,a
sworn 10 before me this 2O.h day OF Jauus,,
la D. 1865. SAMUEL ST EEL J. p "
LEWIS CASS, President.
]. N. STRONG, Secretary,
]. NJ. C. JOHNSON Treasurer
$. +. GREER, Vice P1ed3ea2
WILSON EOAG, General Agent q
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~ REAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION
VI GF'
Watches, Chains, LoSkats. bracelets, Gold
Pens, Co., &c,
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STAFF OF 1LLUoNo .
County Of Macon,
Lewis Cas-, PRECEDENT, and John N. o6ne
Secretary, of the Illinois Central lnsa110o
Company. of Decatur, Illinois, being ssvn4
and duly SWORD, depose and say, and eaeA 4
himself says. that the foregoing ststem@tb
thereof. LEWIS CAHS, Proaadk
J. N. STRONG, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me b. u
IN. Strong, Secretary, this 7th day q laA
|l065 WIN. N. HAMNER
Clerk Circuit Court Macon CoQnN
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Central insurance Company, . mutual aonpE
my LOCATED ~ Decatur. Illinois, Oh the nSSs day
of January. 1855, made 70 the Auditoe q u
State OF Iowa, In accordance with Election 4
An Act in relation 10 Insurance CompanlAD 4.
proved February oh, 1854 hsa
We, Lewis Caes. President, and Jno. n etmag
Of said CDmpauy, do hereby c9t6
sa' One nois.
ed by lien ON real estate wor b ct cash valustm
at least i've times the amount of said capita,
and not encountered to more than one hall 4
cash valuation.
Witness cur hands and the seal of Sid On
pany, this the Seventh day Of March, ~.
LEWIS CASS, PIeai60t
J. n. STRONG, Secretary.
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DUCKEYE REAPERS AMI NOW

10 ER9, for lSak-I have Just recoiyea nm In
vo.ce Of the vars uastxes OF Inc anuV0 oeleoraf d
MaebineS u which ash tlse ataentioo q -
WAhinx - puEohaAw AASveeteB, fur lsoa
- WRl0Hr.
Ssoa7N4 q WAter0krea
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-22
OyvIcz-Ssufh side Public Square. Costing
ton, Indiana.

TUNHE Company holds by lease, and IN fee, abot !
twenty thousand acres of he most select coat
lands in Western Indiana bordering both sides OF the
Wabash river. Maps OF these lands may be the
VIM Dale, No. Is Park Place. n City, the Office o.
Hon. }. X. Conroth, Huntington, Indiana, and at tn.
office Of Roach d Mcdonald, Indianapolis.
A reference TO the report OF the Hon. David Dali
Owen, late State Geologist will show that these iands
situate in the midst OF the finest coal fields OF The
STATE Astounding also In salt, iron and other valuable
mineral substances.
Nesrthe mouth of Coal Creek where the Company ha-
large quantities Of lands salt has been discovered
equal in quality to the Kanawhs. This water
cured IS years ago by boring soon after, the On
ondsgs salt finding Its way down the Wabash and Erie
Canal Mr.. Thomas, the proprietor, finding himself IN
able to compete with it, abandoned the manufacture. In
his boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove to have been coal oil
Those lands all lie In close prox NIFTY to the Wabash
and Eris canal, some OF them upon its banks
Mr.. John Ackanomy, the business agent OF the com
pany retu ned from Of observ OF the oil
regions Of Pennsylvania convinced that the lands leased
by the company, In Fountain and Parke Counties has
FAR a. the general formation OF the country and the
surface indications present themselves stong analogy
in the oil and mineral substances found French
Creek Pennsylvania where the greatest quantity and
the most valuable oil is found Mr.. EcMsnomy has pur.
chased for the company the approved machinery
with all the fixtures for operation, and 10
pairing with experienced workmen the speedy develop
the hidden Of the lands of the company
All the indces Of coal OIL found In local ties where n
calrties OF the anis OF the Company anordng every
rational prospect Of success TIE company thinks
necessary make any other reference 10 the character
OF the lands other than the report and map referred to
$l0o 900 Of the stock being 1000 shares IL proposed
BY the Company to offered in market hall
par value being Gas per share for the purpose Of
aiding the Company in speedy Development Of tho
lands. aprs5-dkvtf
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FACTs. v. IHEoRIEs Give me a place TO
rest nv lever on. = SAWS Archimedes, and will
meve the world " "Give me pure aud unAdul
terated drugs" says Nedcus, Of the olden lime
land will cure disease"
In sense both of these learned puudts
were the veriest charlstsns. Thsy kuer there
was 10 place 10 rest their levers on. either to
move the world TO cure disease Mechanism
was in back ward state aud the medical protes
sion was but another name for sorcery and all
the adluncis Of magic hters and charms against
the effect OF EVIL eye, nc"
But these latter days have borne unto us
something more than even superstition and its
crew ever dreamt OF in their N al lest phlos ply
In these DAYS OF practical science. what va
theory Of yestert ~ IS fact - day. and all the
old time notions become as bubbles in the sun
and burst and break with every breath We draw
Let Arcbimedee shoulder h.. lever and we will
find resting place for It TO move the world
Let mine ancient Medicus pant and toll more
Tor the drugs he so sorey needs, for We have
them at our hand. ever ready to serve them at
his beck
Refined in the labratory OF Dr. Maggie, the
finest materials known in the medical profession
are obtainable by any His Bilious, DIS
peptic, and Dsrrae Fill, stand unriyalsd and
his Save operates wi,h magic effect upon burns.
.caids. and all sores ana ulcers OF the skin
In fact. we think Magkiel's Pills and Silye
are the wonder Of this century. and se are happy
in the thought that MANY others Of our brethren
OF the crate agree with US. We you'd earnestly
counsel that all families provide thenselves with
De. Maggisl's Preparations at once. and keen
them ready ut hand, so As to use them as the
most opportune time and a occasion serves
Valley Sentinel an d&wlam
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NOTICE..
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

LII persons ndeb' ed 10 the shaking Fund hereby
"A notified that oil lands morgaseo 10 said fund and
whic nteret has been paid Ia advance, for the
present year. viii be advertised for sixty DAYS previous
and offered public sale on the second Tuesday 10
December next.
By order OF the BOARD Of Com IA ssiouers.
" n. TALBOT, President.
July Is, 1855.
N THE following named newspapers will please pub
lsh the above advertisement their weekly the
Of Tro DoUars and forward copy Of paper and
bill 10 this ocice, VIZ
Register and Republic Lswrencesrrg Courier, lad
ison; Journal and Demokra Evansville; Journal aud
Express, Terrs Bsuie; Deuocrst, Pncet,n; Pres
Greene sse Palladium. Richmond: Sentinel Fort Way ne
SUM- vincsnne; Journa Lafayette; Review, Crswf0rcs-
vile; moerat Gosbeps upsn. Laporte STANDARD, An
eersor, Eagle Decatur; Republiesn Greensboro s-nt-
mel, Rochester; Democrat and Republican. Plymouth;
Democrat heutieello Republican, Nashville; Volunteer
sh-lbyviile; Democrat bennington: Ledger, New Al
bsny; Democrat. sAer; democrat. Columbus Register
ST. Joseph; Republican Valparaiso; Post, Columbia 'iiy;
Indisnsn, Bloomfield; Democrat, Franklin; keperter,
Cannelton; Democrat Corycon: Democrst. Rsekpori;
Onion, Dsnville; Crescent Frankfort; Times, Delphi.
Ph,ros Logsnsport; Courier. Newcastle; oven County
Journal Spencer; Democrat, Upton; ksvelle, ysvAy
iyls DIV
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Southerncrs Expecting Difficulties
with the Negroes.

NEw YosK, August 2l.-rhe Commercial
extracts the following from private letter writ
ten by citizen Of Camden, S. G:
AS all the negroes are to be turned loose in
the country on the fret day OF January next,
the question is, how are they TO live? Poor
creatures their doom is sealed. They or the
white race must perish; which will il be- Will
the North stand by and see their ewn flesh and
blood perish at the hands of the negroesf fear
for the hrss Of January 20 come We are sure
to have difficulty with the blacks think
they are preparing for the crisis They are arm
ing themselves now, and .hpk they have more
weapons than the whites. We have but few
arms TO defend ourselves With; ss for myself,
have none Sherman got nv shot gan and re-
rolvsr intend, however. TO send for pair OF
army revolvers, with fixed cartridges TO ft. If
not too much trouble. tell me the coat of a pair
Of thsm | want good ones, for am sure
shall need them"