Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 March 1869 — Page 2

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DAILY

yniK.RK HAUTBI IND.

Xsesdsf MornlBf» Mircb, 2d 1W

THI OonitituUonal Amendment as agifed upon ty tin fliifr*"* flownnitg tee, and finally adopted by the Senate after protracted diaoujuion, amounts to nothing more than a guarantee againat any restriction ofa puffrage on ac^Bt^ race, color ot preVlous condition WaerTif tnde. It ia apparent from the report of the discussion in the Senate, that lUptiblican Senators were far from, satisfied with it, but thought it advisaWe to accept it as the nearest attainable approximation

Senator

OKTOH

said the Republican

party, if this amendmeSt ibcuild bt ted might be reasonably charged witfc being frilling %o Jg the negrp/Tote, only upon eohdition Jhat the offices sbould be, reserved for the white man. Believlnjg it Was not wise to rejecfc'half a loaft^^ cause one could not get a whole one, he should vote to agree to the report of the Committee ot Conference, if nothing bet ter could be hadi, but the result in thi" case would be a warning to Him never •gain to intrust an important measure to the hands of a committee' of donferehce.

Mr. EDMUMDS said the committee had struck but the very life of the text by striking out one-half of ah indivhrtbl truth, and had made the retnaining half, in reality, a falsehood.

Mr. WABNKB said he

ILSON Baid

forth beoopiQ exceedingly interesting, until the nature of the new government is definitely1 fixed The Cortes is goin^j on slowly and with dignity, apptoachlng the great question as to the character of the government and- the person who will be seleoted'as the-supreme ruler. The Provisional Government is justifying its action during the-interval succeeding the revolution, by its explanations to the representatives ofibe people, and the latter have ^generally!bewf satisfied with 'the statements made. The vote of thinks given to ihe^retiring government Wis not a mere party de^aonstraUon. Some Republicans may have voted against it, but the jaitkw or,the, resolution, all tilings being considered, n^ade. it a measure which coultl not be resisted. SBRRANO, in whom supreme power has been vested ad interim, has shown himself to be jUat and patriotic. He is an old man, and oannot have mi^oh need of ^personal ambition or Retire to dojetee than jto (dobfer the greatest measure of goed upon his country. The Oortea has still a very important business before it. If, as is expected, it shall decide that the iQbvernment of Spain shall remain monarchical, the ohoice of the person who is to wear the crown will be one of ttte most interesting and important events of the time.

MONG

the

W'o'ald

vote for

this if nothing better could be had, but would do so with regret and misgivingi and be in favor of rejecting this,and making another effort to get a more comprehensive amendment, if he beliafWt could possibly be -done at this time.

that be had always

demanded what waft right, and had done his best to attain it but he had also, act ed upon the id«a of taking what he eould *«t,^beliering one step taken made the next easier. He would act upon that prin eiple, too, though with more regret than •ter before, and some degree of mortification, because he had hoped that early in the present session the majority in Congress would sdize the great opportunl |y, when two great States were in the hands of their friends, and when the hearts of the people were warm with the love of liberty and sense of justice, to make an amendment which woufd se" sure equal rights to all men^of .all races, classes abd colors in this country. He wou& vote for this now because h£ could get nothing bettet, but he would oontinue to agitate it until the equal rights of the negro and all of men should be undisputed here. He hoped .and believed that the time would soon come, an^ then the people and their representatives would be at liberty to work to build up the United States into the foremost nation o* the world

proceedings in Spain will hence

the nominations presented by'

the President to the Senate, the last .efforts of an expiring Administration, is 'one which names Colonel E. D. TOWN^CND to be Adjutant-General in the place of Major-General LOBHNZO THOMAS, retired. And thus Mr. JOHITSOK pa^s off the servioes ofhis frfend-roi inwroltrSii quarrel with Mr. STANTON. Major-General TKOUAS was the only officer of the army who could be found willing to do the •ecessary dirty work at that time. He WM faithful according to huT'capacity, and if he failed it was not his fault. But the functionary whom he assisted so greatly, at a most important moment, deliberately puts him away. Perhaps, after all, It is kindness of the JOHNSONIAN pattern. The Hindoo widow sacrifices herself on the fcn'eral pyre of her late husband, and TBOMAS might appropriately make his auto da ft withJoHNSON. £loW Impropriate' the inscription over the tomb which covers their ambition, "Lovely in their ''lives, in death they were not divide^."

BCUTABY CC TJLLOCH

has, it ii toaid

at the persuasion ofhis wife, reconader' ed'his determination of leaving .^ash ington entirely after his retirement |froiin. oftoe, and has-purchased from a Mr.JOW urs the Jackson-farm in M^ntgotaery •eanty, Maryland. Mr. McCuLLici butiawi (inatacial) Will \e more generally in New York, 'but Washington will •till hethenlkgnet which will draw him to itself a goodly portion of the year!

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1 nr. HB&X is the

proposed amendment to

the Constitution tofthe United States, in its axaet phraseology, unmangled by,telegraphic transmission^ fiiX HA I ,0

Anncut XV. The right of the citizens of the United States to vote shall n4t be denied or abridged by the^ United Siates/ by any State, on aocount of race, dolor, A* 1»IBI I

etim9.condition

vious Qf servitude. The Oo*|reB9 shall power to enforce this article priate lsgislatioa. a .,r.rr

have

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the doctrines which triumpl

Correspondence Phllailefpliie 1'*''.] •As we approach .the inauguration the anxiety in reference to tfid new Cabinet increases. JJvery hour a different name suggested, canvassed, and set aside. .General Grant's perfect candor on every

selected, faroistaw-^nd^l material for the-"ravenous -pens" of the newspaper'] men. whose letters and speculations are eagerly dev&yed and Seated by the jfelieksiang. The cossdl«ion in all this confusion and mystery is the fact that general Giant will select no man not in hearty accord with the Republican party. Although the people have their representative fcvjkh|%"wliom they would like to see in the Cabinet, no such thing as anonism can be expected or sustained en tlMmitf

^Ad^rrf*ration begun under such I

and rigidly fulfilled. With outspoken Republicans in the Qahinqt, the^e is ar^arantee at the beginning that the laws will be faithfully executed that the loyal people of the South will be fearlessly protected that un-wortfay officials will removed: that economy and accountability will be rigidly exacted that a foreign policy, stern, healthy, and liberal, Will be enforced on Ibis ccfttfneot and throughout

civilized world that pur great debt will be rapidly reduced, so that specie pavfnentB will easily wmi to ns by the operation of the natural laws of trade, and that the Executive* instead an obstaacle to peace and harmonyi co-operate with all-the other departments of.tbe.Gbverni^nt, thus promoting that happy condition of things essential to our lasting prosperity-

IIYDBOPHOBIA.

Another Death from Babies Caiiina in Kockland Coonty.

Mr. John Eckerson, residing in Bockland County, N. Y., on the Jersey line, above Saddle river church, died on Tues

day from hydrophobia of whictj the fol lowing are the particulars: On Tuesday morning, January 19, while Mr. Eckerson was in the bay-mow at the barn throwing down fodder to fits cattle, his wife was coming toward the place to milk the cows, when aha was attacked by a large dog. The fchimal tore a considerable portion of the clothing from her persotl and bit her in several places throdgh her dress, making large black and blue marks, but not puncturing the skin and drawing no blood. Her busband hearing her soreains, ran to the rescue, whereupon the dog fiew at Mr. Eckerson's t)iro^t. Throwing out his hand to watfd the animal ofi) that member was seized by the brute and badly bitten.. ID endeavoring to. disengage himself from the ferocious animal' he threw out his other hand, which the'doj immediately seized hold of, and wouh not let go, but continued, tor tear and chew the fingers until Mrs. Eckerson bravely c^me forward with a broom,1 the handle of which she pushed down the dog's throat until be was foroed to relax hie hqld. Mr. Eckerson,. .then-seized, an sx and killeft Ihe Sninial on the spot.' A physician was instantly called, who at once cut off all the loose and torn flesh, and tied up an artery which had been severed, and from whnih thf btbod flowed copiously. ,4

On Sundijr SekMson Jtsgan ta feel as- he espr«se4' %ty cuiious," and stated that wa^afraid he Was abotf^^W go in ad. Aoltog^traagftly al 1 jday, Ihe' aert' *K*idog^K^vaS'takaii withviolei fits, which oorakMsed intervals «i Tuesday, when aeaft ended |A| thiriag the pinipil^ ble, he- raved fati^ply and ana^ped bonthose ^pe»satly endeavoring to bito tHK' Thosej^^seat

eavoring to bii

by anpre- postively afl5jrm»that

wHfit the greatest difficulty tnas»x strongf men cojllti hold him to preve^jCJus doing! vioUnaliduring the prevalence ojk thai eonvulslon. Bit sufferings be horrible, and he finally died in a state I of great exhaustion. He leaves a wife and several children, Since the atticl] by the dog Mrs. Eckerson has bpen. fined and her condition ia aojw yeryj cate.—New York Hertld.

THE UKW UI.M JKAB8ACBE. 1

ich triumpnea in the late I md ctrressed by tl

masses caretor jpnorijA Mfeb^caat their-teaad Aipon or personal MpitattonSj -fr-WS great un-1

deriving obligations imposed by the over- Brown remained

throw bftlaveqrfinrttM

BOW»

suiting ftereftot^tSe"honestlf reeognised

with sundry*

wouj^

^Qftlly

That these will be the controlling maxims of the new Adminisration, none can doubt who-have studied Gen. Grants character 9*' listened to his options. And if they are, who Will attekpt to calculate the incalculable blessings in store for our ooSimon country?

Thousands of .the* ,street children of New Y6)rk, however, have neither parents nor any regular places of abode to which they can resort at night. In sumper they are careless and happy, for cldthing is of no Consideration then and in some recess behind the open door of a tenement house, on the grassless spaces of some city park, or amid the rubbish of a demolished buildlng. they can roll themselves away, and sleep the *ieep of the wild ranger of the gutters, to Whomrepietion will bring no night-mares, though bis dreams may be. of pumpkin pies and other ambrosial viands of the remote possible. But in the inclement nights of winter the sufferings of the homeless little street Arabs us unspeakably severe. Then they hUddleShetoselvfiS together in "doorways, at the risk of being spurned fourth by some drunken lodger into the pelting street, or trodden upon by the late and reckless comers to and fro. The great iron boilers that stand out in front of the machine shops, in some quarters of the city, often afford lodgings for the night to these shivering little sprouts of humanity.' Others may be seen emerging at early morning froW5thB2 Water-beaten stalls-tbat cling 10 the foot of some drow» sy old market building. To-day it is Indian summer. The sun -abines genially though the warm November haze, and herein a desolate park of the eastern district of the city, many groups of small street children are seen at play. They are as cheerful as crickets, and as shrill. Several of the nights jusl passed away hBve been bitterly cold, and we have had ice ont the pools in the bleak mornings, Many of the: children, as Jf iam informed by a policemanj have passed these bitter nights in such places as have just mentioned but they havo forgotten all their cares now in the glad sunshine, as it is quite likely that not one of them gives a thought as how or where he iHo lttf dtir#h its htfWmpt head to night. Here js one who is a wonder to contemplate, and he may be taken as fair specimen of the kind. He professes ignorance with regard to his age, but is adroit at catching copper coins that are jerked to him from a distance of two or three yards* Probably he is.,seven years old, but he is stunted and dwarfish for his age. As for clothes—well, the newly emerged chicken, with some pieces of the egg-shell sticking to it, is about as dressy'as that small Arab. A boiler was his bed last night. It has been his bed every night since the hard weather set in, and cold comfort must an iron boiler be when off the boil. He has a brother some years older than himself, and this brother does something for his living, and bas'a coat—a real coat with sleeves and a tail, and- possibly ar button or two with which toTl^dp it^ closft—-and he Shares it with the smaller, ahreda^of adversity, as they huddle themselves together with other boys in the metal cylinder.—Atlantic Monthly for March, ,mwj-

that aspiring metropolis.

OCCASIONAL

The Small Arabs of New York.

BY CHABLB8 DAWSON SHANLY.

caused its death, ed her.*

Eorde

niahy ti»ea be a |||.. It was

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AmonK

-•*««B!S--ISSFS35SS

Her Heroic Preserver.

[From the Dubuque (Iowa) Times. But a little over a year Agoa (jlintl man who registered msnatt^to*' stuped at the Xay City in paisession a little'fiaxen hatter whom he represeeted hn had rescued fronq the tender merciei of tha In

Iodians jat ^ew

ott

was wSxed,*! the lady boarder

in token o£fk

wateri

returning

before many here for somS

Mwua,r* I time, and doubtless reaped a rich harvest

b9t

irig to the little maiden who ne declar should be delivered to her friends, for awhile the pair were forgotten. Washington's body servants, who stay buried, we see that they turned up again, this Ume at the C^AWUBonse, Des Monies, where JBxdWn, tor. reason# 4ea'

ids, and a. Likh a wont I

known to himselft has put down his ns as Purdy. The little fiaxen-haiee^jfir^ the sole "survivor of -the-great massacre, ta still with him, winning, sweet and artless

°Y. I infant. He was chased a mile and a balf memorial from B. F- Gregory, in by Indians, and jumped a deep cut erf ri^ifof Jto*rfqV*lkn eighteen feet to make his escape, and 1 Pd^iaia^AxlWiSar meanwhile proteoted the baby from daa-1 j|j0 proposition of the several counties ger. All his property, consisting of^a 1^M%tfensf9i

steam mill and plow factory, was batited Agi^H^P^I^^il*bl£nVin full' by the Indians, leaving nim defttV*Three times has he since started in ness in lUnnesota, and three times nas 1

Suoh is the harrowing tale related the credulous publio by Mr. Brown, Purdy. Some people, in VeW of the fatj we have related, ca»H hima great impd tor and a very great liar, but we do nj propose to call harsh names. We mer( ly suggest to Mr. Brown, alias Pur that he has placed his little game loi enough, and that if he wishes tores the sympathies ot our people hereafter,? it must be without the aid of the litflfc] flaxen haired maiden and the .NjWjU^n muuftora.

CRIMINAL ITEMS.,

An unknown man was found hanging to a tree near Traxahatchie, recently. Who he was and the toftblitfe of his murder are entirely unknown.

A stranger, about thirty years fcf aje, six feet high, and light curly hair, was robbed and murdered near Texas, by two unknown men

A negro girl is under arrest in Louisville for giving to the two-year-old tjoy of her mistress concentrated lye, which

HR^-sssSSb®d:

elss savages. With 1 ed, and sick at heart, he has come to Iowa, with his fortune*11 gone, to get* new start in life. A man of many bufhe bears them with a$atieft$* jfciid fortitude truly surprising.

The mistrbss had i-

Henry Muller, a German, farmer living near Cape Girardeau, Mo., committed suicide last week by shooting himself in the head while laboring under temporary ^n sanity.

Major Alex. Greig, a Turner well known citizen of Nashville, committed suicide by jumping^ overboard from* steamboat on the Mississippi river above St. Louis, a few days ago. No 6useis as signed for the rash deed.

tj,e

ro-y ted

." Orleim agrta ands ai

The Chief of Police of New Orl says that that city is infested with number of professional thieyes, and there are no efficient vagrant laws,

olice are utterly powerleM to drive |he of rascals from the city. At Quincy, 111., an "old man nftmied Benj. Wiley and his daughter are charf

A man named Mackison. living at! Deposit, "Maryland, on SaCWtjiytV some trouble with twoyoune men nan Ohr, both of Whom he stf» w«rnd them severely. A constaUe who attended to arrest Mackison was also shot,, and it is feared he will die of his injures. Mackison was finally lodged in jail.

Isaac Jonei was murdered id Stdddhrd county, Mo.( lsst week, by Dennis Zippen. Jones was at work in his field, and Zippen came np, shook hands, chatted in a fnajndly manner,,aud started to leave. Jones tamed to resume his' Work, .^Qppen without a word, shot bin dead, and then coolly examined the Wodnd to see if he m^de sure work of it. He is still large.

as***/ Ohio Item$. Xenla ordinances prohibit the salei of ale and beer in that city after March j.

The ladies of Springfield are very |ac tively engaged in the support qf sanitary measures.

It ia reported that the amall-pox has made its appearance in Urbanaj the Urban a papers do not, however, mention the fact.

ThePiqua (Ohio) D«moer«tf^ j8 urging the formation of a public library in that city- It can not devote its ensiles |o a bettor work.

If blood is not spilled in ihe quarrel) between the locals of theZanesvitie Courier and Signal it will not be Tor want of gro vocation on either side.

Andy Speer has been found guilty of murder in the second degree at Ironton, Ohio. His victim was Louis Hilkenbnrg. Andrew Price is to be hung .en the 12 th of March, for the same murder.

Thomas Carr, now cosfined in tthe Belmont County Jail for the murder of Miss Fox, was born in Ohio count West Virginia, in the year 1849, ^j ^Jackasses.

A new use has been discovered jackasses. We think of the quadrupec and not of the human donkey- He can1 be eaten, bat it seems that the jackass can. The philanthropists of the Old World, not content with providing abun» dant food for the people, in the shape of horse flesh, now propiose a luxurious addition to the banquets of the rich. Boast donkey is the1 latert* dishf'1Discriminting critics, pronounce it a rare delicacy. "In flavor," says a writer in Macmillan "it resembles turkey), though the, color is considerably darker." Think of roast aokasses for. Thanksgiving Dayl- Jbuckily, on this question we are not wholly dependent on the opinion or tsstes of those Old World gourmand*. Extremes meet, and it ia often seen (hat the highest civil* ization approaches savage life. The native Hawaiians have also taken to eating |aekaas neat. A drove of donkeys, for

ta, having ed eighteen and declared meat th

After this doable testis

had ever eaten.

besid«

ing. It is announced that he opened the quadrille (Thormeur, with the Duchess Taecher.de laPagerie, the Emperor", cousin, for a partner, on the occaaion of the recent ball at the Grand Hotel, and that he filled the French with wonder at his

LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY

I^J ^SATUBDAT, February 27.

SENATE.

The Senate met at 9 o'clock. The entire day was consumed in ceiving and considerlug reports from committees, and'in the second reading of bills.

The Senate adjourned Until 10 o'clock on Monday. HOUSE.

Petitions, Memorials, etc.—Prom the citizens'of Pike county, asking a Homeo-

Such evidence might be oontinued for volume. The best evidence is to try them, They speak for themselves. Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weakness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver constipation, diabetes, &c., will fint. speedy relief through these Bitters.

MAGNOLIA WATEB.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at balf the price. 10-dwlw

"WK FIND IT

with murdering his wife and little dau ter two years ago, and with incest. are to be taken to Memphis, Tenn., which place the allied murdsr# mitted.

S/tZtSSS, •im

ONLY id tor

The lady's husband,

floor-'

Thelady ausbana,

Duke Taicher (doubtless deeply chagrined at being eclipsed by a Yankee], died at

the Tuilerisa, of the gout, the very next day, at the early age of 47.

from Ihe

"Is stolen

1 r—» .tw®. 14 Two petitions from the citizens of Ran

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ith%l«cal##,of

INVALVABL* REME

for Tetter, Ac.," writes Higley Bros^ druggists, vf Fairfield, Iowa, about Palmer's Lotion. dwlw

Phalon'8 Paphlan JLotlon

Ar Bcaatliyiag the JKIN ui OOMPUXIOR Removes all KBCPTIONH, VBK0KLB8. PIMPUI, MOTH BLOTCHES, TAM, etc,, aa« readers

THK 8KIN SOFT, FIAB aad BLOOMI.NG. For LAOIKS la the NUB88BT ItU laralaahlb. for OltNTLEMKH after8BATlN6 It kas no eqiufl. "PHAP1AN ItOTlOA" Is the oaljr reliable raaetl flr Diseases aai blemishes of the SKIN.'

PHAION'8 "PAPHIAN 80AP" Ibr tie MIIBSKBT fiid BATH, will not chap the Price, 39 Cents per Cake.

"FIX»B DK SATO." "FLIOR DE NATO."

A NKW PKRPUMI FOB THI HANDKIBtiHIlF. UQVIB1TR, DKUOATK. LABTIN6 FBA6KAMCK PHllOBI A BON, NKW TOBK, Belihyall Drag,

Klsts. 9dwly-atorm

C0STAR'S REMEDIES.

Hen—W omen—Children

MEAJD-BJSj

for

Healinc to all SoreS, Dicer«. Ac.'

Is the most ^&^rdlfcM&j|LIi£iE |M§ kaown Its pewer of SoMMag%nvfllalVnt i)r\lV Ow, Burns, Btnises, Sores, Uleers, Ohappd Haids and Skin, for Sore Nipples, for Piles, Ac., Ac.-!s cr.s*aiK's ,r,! ooet 6 00, or I weuld travel all the way to New

N«u,Btot.

tfAUTS sell It.

Standard Preparations

BITTIK-gfin AND wmi BLOSSOMS One Oottle, $1,00—Three for $2,00. HIS "€ostar*s Bat, Roach, «e., Sxtenalaateri

M0estar'a

Bed Ba« Kxtemlaators,

"Oestar's (Only Pure) lascet POWMT. "Only Infallible Beaeditsknown." "18 year* establiahad In New York." "8,000 Boxes and Kiasksnrannfaotared daily. "I II Beware I I I of tpuriousimltatlohs,', "All Drnfgists in Taaaa Him aell thaa.M

Addrca*

"COSTAB," 10 Oroaby St, N. Y,

Or, JOHN F. HBNBT, (Soecescor to) I DSWAS BABHH a 00., SI Park Bow, H.'

alaaaa

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thr

order lore thbvevening

MOBSX'S INDIAN BOOT PILLS.—WEI cine the result of a ifetime of study and trial before this Medicine all pthen are but noatrhms. They are maWTTOtn simple Boots, and are the best medicine in the world for all

ley puritymff Drooa,"Temove all

obstructions, oleans the skin of all pita pies and blotcheet'iand are perfectly sure and safe in their operation. We ask yoi to use them because wj^know their

dian Boot Pills. For sale by all Dealers

tfiawt/uyt

Ii the ladies but knew what thousandi 1 oT2hc*3a**ftongast!y fcehiiinRitp-ns, candidly believe one-half of the weakness proMratioa*flHsdMlistress- experienced by them would vanish. Janef Marfh. Esq 159 West 14th St., iijl} Whas three children, the first two are weak and puny, his wife having been unable to nurse or attend them, but she has taken PLANTATION BITTXBS for the last two years, and has a child now eighteen months, old which she has nursed and reared herself, and both are hearty, saucy and well. The article is igvaltiable tt mothers," £c.

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neii ». n««B '4 is Uii

iwimd' seeew

•ea jaeai-

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From the citizens of Graham for tne relief of P. B. Wilson

erywhere. maMlMId' lotrodaoe th

«UU« fell, tack, ^nilt, mid, MwJ, brai$ aad mbrelder In oalj 18. TnUy warranted tor five re*rs, *lll pay $i OuHor aiiy naehlne tbat VllM «tron«*r, mtte beaut 1&1, DE atn ftUitio peafe thanoarc Itmakeathe "ElM^l/a Loclt. Stltpb." .Every second ititoh can be est, and itlll the iloth cannot be pnUed-apart oitboat tee ring it. We pay AgenU from V75 to |200 per month and expeuiea, or a QdltlliaMkwoa.i,9lilDh twice that aaovst Mt bt m%46. Addiws fl|SGOllB A 0Q.t "PltWJtn-gfr. Pa.,' or

AG£KTS WAHTBDfor the Life and Timeaof Gin DA HI Complete Edition. By Die lAVla Oonybeari A Bowson, with an inUQdqptlon bj Bishop.

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WASTED,

Bo»toa,Hae.,r"C#

1 CaattMS*-^Do.aot be lmpeeed upon by.other partita pelijung off worthleee ca»t-tro& tnacbliiM, fader the »»m« name or etherwiee.- Onn to toe only genutneand resrtlypreotLenlinaohine fikotnred.

EAKLYjOSBPOTATO--and

OLD ISTABIILBHMENT with a n»'

ins throagboar Olnb Department. For and other Information, addreis W. F. IIK1 D»yti^Obl0. V"

for onr new. lioek with el^

gant EograTingi, Map*, to. Price, in cluUi, (3.

by B«y. Meeiri. OMrtliBAaa How«o*. A tUld the tittM of tha great Apoetle.- Warm

cta*rtl|lrd its price. HMa ind refciesM In jhelagltoh lanr'eMi Com!nl»«lon8 Uj Awnts LABQia than erer before offered. Oircinar, iree. ^ddJTMPnth^ jp»b»iih«s, B. W. BLISS CO., Toledo, OM0.

Agents Wanted for

to HAKE THE FARM PAY.

How-to denble the Talae of land and ftie profits otl (tbtk, atidhow 'to' raise tbrea ttm'es the qnantlty of all farm erop* to an acre 760 pagei and lidJieautifol and tueful 111 ns tra ions. Term en, young men pays to canvass er month am.

and expertenjod agesU find it for this to90*., MOV W MOO accorditir to ability and energy.

BIMPSON.

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orfJ X't:i? tmlf

TOILET.

It is th«{

gt-At^ai Bfbilcal work of the age. Sead fbr our c»py-rif ht ciroalar, endorsed by H^. W. Beecher aa4 t^e leading theologians of Xwrope and Amerl

VJSBT wniamiMi fawim gotufe MA a, should e#a tor

rm»a««w« and

oar pamphlet of SO

pages, oontalalng a fait deaerfptlon of a ne# In 4entioa by whieta -the meet inveterate

viciotu

icftHh,

horses oan

ptrftel

bs driven with

For breaking and trotting hersei,

it is better than Barey's dr any oth«r sys em.— Sent free. Address N. P, BOTKB 00., Parkes bnrf, OhMtsrOo., Fa,

Agents Wanted6

T^OB THI AM8BI0AN TKAB BOOK A«» KAXIONAIi JUraiSTXB. £»r. 1869. Astronomical, Historical, Political, Jlnancial, Oommerotal, Agricaltaral. Sdasatiaaal, Beligioaa. This work contains a .vast land of late valuable information respecting the United States and foreiga ooantrles, including every department of th, General and State

Ooveiameats, wbicjk all claases

will ftad iavalnabls for dally refarance. Addrtsi IX D.-CASK *00., Pikes Opera: Hoase, Oiaclna at 6 HIDT Pliriyin {IOUNO

1ADIK8'. 1N-

STITUM, pittsfleid,

Mas*., Bev. 0. V. Srua, Principal. Fifty-sixih semi-snnnal Term opena March*, 1869.* 'Faculties and location nniarpassid.

fl'jM

'13ltAirt» BAP1DS,'MIOH.r7*

Scrr. 10, 1868

IIU|PAAAO« A BUIVIU: The people seem to be crasy abont yonr Bib

JACJCBT AXSS. Please send, me. twenty doien more. Mi ,.*onrstrnly,

}w.ju0

,W. D., F.

•tilis6.au .36- 'ffci aj.*5, I' 2 rM*? j1 E"**" -i«

CA tTTZO^^UnprinolpIed .dealer are selling Axes painted red, as the BID JACKS Axa. Thsjoai qualities of (his Axa consists In its CUTTING qualities, not in the red paint.

The "Ban JAOKH" is for sale by all retponai ble hardware dealers and the manufacturers.|

LIPPINCOTT A BiKEWELL."1

i» ai 'na.Mi -.a"?

WANTBD—ASKNT8-J^IM™

ever invented. Wl)l knit 39,000itItckea per min. ate. Liberal inducements to Agents. Address A&KRIOAN KNITTING BIAOHIHE'CO., Boaton, Mass., or St. Louis. Mo.

TBI PA1BRT BASIC COMB! WiU-color gray hair a permanent black or brown tkjd ave^wbeM. Seat by mail ior$t,21

Addiees WE HATTOW, Treasurer, Magic Comb Cotttpany, ftpringfield, Maal. a mms, r»rtaann*, eard«use»a. and

Frolt-Srowera.—Send for particulars of

1'Star's

ut tiC

Sold In TXBBX HAUTX, by BABRffiULlOK ABERB¥, Jan4dwly-n to B*.

j.' -J

Ho. 41 Korth Fourth Una, iimjHUMA •••••milt

Omos Nrara Sth and Tthfi

uassDiittitnt^

tfcaMyatariM aad Oiiaw ofT SplclMt and Ohaapsat work ol

A. AENAW

Vu t~) .anil's SIjh:

COPY.

Bronoi O—tnnt 8t-, betwaeerSS ialM um SUtm. l)m.

aadTik.

ut»a

iqiffSimii* thulium QHrm&rF* A

OtJB-

ire will be yhwSli fUmlall^ anl tar •-'1 ornoi, iss Koaaarr

ielm

J. iiKODNQspqq nosJ):-r.'c»8a .-»d| o»

«aHi Mted«l'totalsh^ ana.'*jc •iwMiidn ysUspil) ISP^ eto,:

c(. HOTELS.

97S (e 9SOO —r montu, 6Ttrodaoe the

'i'*~'eaia. e.

''+int£n{)-o^

•atm

MAiri wiiik

TEiEUEtK HAUTE, X*n. A vi.vd X'orm ^urBMCucRun, tt« been iberon«My: reftiValiiil, i.1 ttJ-! ?f .••Ji.i-i* "I.

&1NTB QBjhatT sm

Havinc a large Wagon Yacd attached, will en in

rno-j

Amerioan For,

1 ii O

Oorn, OlOTer

£. 15 -. ii Nunerfet ^1. F. fieikes.

trar-

ANKLN

IJIBKBB HAT7TB HOUSES,

Terre. Haute, Indiana.

..TbU Hotelaai recantlj beeafefitted,aad pat la i6$t3aSs order^oflaring atibomBiodatlonf niunr pa*W:la':t»itflata.- -Uc!~: -iwi 'w+f-isiW*nn* _il ,Kni.' 'iiiftiirii' I. ., j,

HOUSE.

ookaaa ca rtast olito «ra«M«.

•Terlri Httute, Indiana.

W: B. AKUfPlTH .PreptHeter

Offloe of Marshall, Mcnteauma and PalMtlne .Qiek Udes. .: i^re^maJaafd ttm an Trains. nov^idtf .VixaqoKo

,PABK HOTEIfc ON- TBB AM1R1CAK AMB^ KDR4PKAN PLAK

Cor. JHetlemoM and Nassau Sts. HMV City HaH ltofc...'.„ ./..i.llew York

QKOBGE WIGHT,i Froprtetar. N. Cocated the very heart of the wholesale butinets, this is onethe -most convelntljr UeateA flcwtcls far ,Merchants,- Bnwlasaa man- ani 1 aoiaiuiai'

171 and i76 Greenwich Street, of Oortlandt, and on* Mock a Of Broadway.

170, 172,

One door nortn

McODB-

weat

The qndersigned takes pleasure in announoing to Ills namerQM jHsnds ,aad patrons that frcm this^^te, the charge of the Pacific will be $2,60

**BeiOgsois Pw«ri«torof tljIs HMae, aad there tore, ijree front the too common exaction of an Inordinate rent'belt, f^lly able to meat the downward tendency ef price# without Any failing off ef service. it will oowt as aeratofore.be his aim to malntifk Mndlniialshbd the favorable rtptitation of the PaoiSc, wbieh it has enjoyed fbr many years, a« oneot tfea byat ttawiers'hotel*.

Th, .tabla wUl boa ntirully, sapplled with aVfery 'delteaSt^f ttiVasafem. na attendance will be fbund eMclMt aAd obliging.

The looation will be found convenient for thai*

Steamboat Uae,.'feMwSm j* JOHN PATTKN.

ATTORNEYS.

JH.BLAKB,•

mat) t*

v..' '. '?R»-

Attorney at Law, A 1 NOTARY PUBLIC

Ofnoi—On Oldo Street, between Third aa4 Fourth Sinetia

:jz

JVO.

UHP. oBiiui omvrr.

cBUirr,,

The

Pitlabarcli, Pa,

Itaprived fruit Trvo aod.'Tite Invigp-

rator and Ins set XMrtroyaa^v- Samples to teat will be fjrwsrdtdto any part of tWValred States and raaricT aatmi^ioS guaranteed. Good Agents are wanted In every Ooaoty in the United States. Address J. AHBABN, S3 Secoud street, BaltimoM, Hd,

A|)A OFtlOXVS uader.the new AdmiolsWW,WWW tratlon. We prepare applications in form far Government positions secure Oongrsssional and other necessary influence, and person ally present the claims of applicants. For ci'cu la* ef Instruction*, address, with stamp, Wn OHBSTXB A Harna*, Walhlngton, D. 0.

JUT J, ija

*ai. iX •amM:-

cJI

Made Advertising a Study.

IMBTBlf Onn I willeeod to any On. a list of I the beat Newspapers in the Unitad States. 2 wonld onoe have paid a fttmif lallWI tor

tHr-ntyl Tort Oity.

Add «n «», »ew

aorroj^

,Bi» taiai

and «.* «. •.»!•.(.. •»aJins .•. 1 I

a,t LIIWI^

dvnoi.-Ho«ttM»la Street, ap atolrt. foblSdtl iKr-v

Win. 13. McLBAN,

Attomsraad CoonaeUor cat Law, a GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

TerreHaut&Ind. Omoa.-No.se l&iaStraM. daotdly

DENTISTRY.

L. H. BAETHOLOMBW Svaoaax AID MaoaawroAti E N I S T'j

BoooNior to Dr. D. M. WILD, Ho* 157 Miln St« National Blo6k9 TerroHaute Ind. [mSMtf

DBC

O. LINCOLN,a*a

Oldest Eatabliaked Dentist

In Terre Hante,

Ornoa—On Sixth Street, between I Ohio, ona door Math of National House. Having had upwards ef eighteen yeara* experience in Dentistry, he Is oonfldant thathecaa give satisfiaotlon In all oaaaa. Uy*101^

ero^a ami wertwjjmrfT i. ks .|r|v BARNIKLB.

JOHN Bferohant Tailor, -f-' HATS STBBTT, Over Saxton Walmiley't Dry Ghodi"itore Would respectfully call tha attention of the oltlsens ofTerre Hante, and the publio in aaaanl, that he has ranted rooms above Saxton A Waimalay's Dry Goods store, (or (he purpose ef carrying

9tercli*nt Tailoring., n. fam, always on- hand a TA1H10NABUI or 0A39IMIBB8, VXSTIHOS, CLOTHS, *0., and Is ready temake It ap in The Lateit Style tnd 6n Short Motlc®, and on v«ry Seasonable Ternu. Having no high rents to pay, he promises to make np to aader, whether the gaodabe tnrniehod by him or not.— Everything In bta line cheaper than anywhere

Cutting dane -and warranted to flt. A liberal petroaage aolioited. augSMtf.

Graat Beduotion in Price. Qgiuma *an Paoraariis Urariiut.rj, A PeUaatntf.yiitrldeMBlTPtlBi.

A flMiit IwtgiwtlMWBft, t» iar Ale wad HeefeelJe trtaks. A nhatltate A anuu«nuu Ur Ua DcMUtateC {ayaouuT auaania KOTaaae.] .=

A Certain

BKMIDT «r

DUorders of tke

nisit, eiBT, ims

A*B MIAOA.

SaM by Draggista aad Qroasn. .'«4 ^os. s. riDKBUX,. nartaflt., Raw

tfk A tritUh

he. fldJao.

BUMfBTT, MaaaflMtanr aad Sealer in

Leftfher, Hides, Oils, Shoe Fln^ lngs, Mid Currier's Tools,

KSS. 141A146 MAIM St., XKBBB HAVTK, no.

adapted to tha w*at« rtt

Harness, Skirting, Fair andi Black Bridle, CoU^r Leather,

Bag LeatliermlAneJjfiath-

OALP KID—French snd. Apaaciaan PLASTXBBB'S HAlB. Lastlngs, Qoat Web,

.lit

a»:t,vw

PHYSICIAN and {SURGEON:

S a in a nitfag, Set,

SOIiS—Oak| Hemlock, Slaeghter, Bti'mic* Ayr«»( and Ortaoee, Treaoh aadAnericali Gale and Kip Sklae. Wax Upper,' Balf, drain Xeafher,

TOM* Oiain^-epltte, Xaoa leather, ^anoto

BOANS^Ooctiiaaal,Maroon,'iitaelQteen,TetToW, 'IAADORESKAS.''.T.-. (. .: I^IMQ SKINS—White, Pink, Yellow ^nd Bus-

Binding*, 3^i?ifl«Cbdter1ffiat^ u'Q»inga^ miH

ftCt'"! i' trtatlrti' g(i! !t)art Holes, tlra^acaotb,''

is»«Unlets, ii'

Oaaiaat, Ila Sho*Kit. -. Machine Wax, Qflm

MaeShae Thrwto, saaLa Bmsfeetf

ltails, Awltand Ueks, -t. Laats. ahoeTreei, OHinpingBoaWa,

jOlaaaps^Boat

i^sem eiX M.chiwia,L. Stc«| *to., *»c. OILS—God, Straits aad BaiUt.

Sicily, Snmac and Japonica.

THREAD,

NiSDUS, A1T0 SKWIIfG MACH1JJR THREAD

AND SILK.

aOT€A8H for Hldsa, Vurs, 8heep Paltf, Sear Skins, Tallow, and Leather in the Bougb.

Consignments always Receive Prompt Attention. JfcbMwtf

MILITARY, CLAIMS.

tJtftt.

MILITART CWMS-.CAtli) 1T± TOB 1869.

DAYID 8. DABALDSON,"

Office—Farringtdti Block,

-ttH*

N. E. Corner Public Square, tJp STAiaa, PiaaT Does,

tfeuorf sit

TEBBE HAVTE, IM».

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

JDEBJS BXECVTE1,

Vouckrrt Made out and Plaaiion Uamtf Drmm'fram Any Pen*im Agency in the UifUed Stain. PROTESTS ISSUED, Laad Warraats AaslsaeC Boaght aad Sold, aid DeftoctlTe ARSlgBBteBta Cerrected.

Ma. Danalcion well underataada the ihode of adjusting and oolleaUngany claims growing oat of tba recent Bebelllon, and for 1867 aadM6S, has collected and paid over to the elelinatrta mora «»»i» Two Hundred Thousand Dollars haa obtal ad three hundred Pension' Certificates, for wounded or lnjurad^seldiers, widows, mother^ and minor children, and seven hundred bounty check* for discharged privates.

Pensions, if now applied for and granted, will oommehoe at the date of the soldier's discharges Ko time should be lost, as this favorable provis. Ion terminates totally about June 1870, or at five years after the discharge.

Arrears of pension may now be had in all eaaea where the penslep doeeaotcommence at the data of discharge, or de th of 'nn roldler. Look at yoar oertiOcatee and call on xqe.

Bouatynclaims under tlie recent law, aot of Jaiy astb 1866, are now nearly all paid. Anew la* for the next and last bounty, may, perhaps, be passed this winter. If so, applications may be made the coming Spring or Bummer. I a 111 give notice when moh law lapasaed. No tension* nave yet been allowed for imm in the war of 1818.

No Hand Warrants need be expected for aervloe in the late war, and no further bounty to a *et .ran, who has hadj^roe^or^fow hundred^dollars.

permitted me t. manage It in my own way. 1 have lost two valid olaims on aeoount of such iaWfereacs.

MT Befer to Merchaat, Bankers and Citizens generally, and to any one of the thousand whose olaims have been obtained by ma.

JaWdwtf D. tf. DANALDSON

li SPKKR S "STANDABD

'-s«^JVvTN tfi"

/niJl!S9 ia ^#£.'3

I E S

THE BEST BITTERS For Weakly Persons, FOB THI WEAK,

TdB THB PAliX, fOB THI SIQSLT,

TOB SPBINQ USK III

HoBitten E^p«LtiXliem

Speeds Standard Wine Bitters,

—aui or—

WINE, HERBS & BOOTS OelabMtsd Wine, so well known,, with Imi'i Celebrated KBUTIAJC BABE,

OHAMOMUK

HOWIB8,

ia at

0NAKK BOOT, WILD OHKBltY

and such other HE&B9 and BOOTS as will in all Oases assist Digestion, promote the Secretions oi the System 1L the natnral channels, and give

TONE A-ISTD VIGOR

xmnm oluiali and fmals All use It with wonderful incocss. Brings COLOR To the pala white lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY To the thin bee and care-worn countenance. Ourea PBVXB and cteatea APPKTITI. Try them. Use none other. Ask fbr SPBTB'S STANDABD BITTIB8. Bold by Drnggftrta and Orooers. Bee that my signature la over the cork of each Bottle.

ALFRED SPBER.lt

Pasaaio, N. J., and S4S Breadway, New .York. MT Trade supplied by all Druggists.

LAND AGENCY.^ 4

~DLARB'S LAND AGENCY, -LJ On Ohio Street, betweea Third and Fourth Inia Beagfct aai Seld ea BeasaaaWe Com•taaloa. $SOO.MO worth of desirable Otty and Oountry property for sale. Houses f.r rent. oot28dw~

Real Estate Column t* ,.»d? .savijajm^qaft

•. tel HENt)RICH & LANGS,

Offlce over first National Bank, S. K. Corner of Toarth and Main Streets,

Terre Haute, Ind.

*0 Iti 1 Abstract* of title furnished, gotiated, aad Meney invested.

Two basinesa Boi

Ptaafaasrtf

int Jaafdaadlr-m :q

If.,

=1-

y.,

-•t W taW

Loans ne-

FOJHt'$AIsE.

ftvj *BOP*BTX,

Terty Lots la Uatea's Addition ta Terra Haute' House and lot, east Oiiic street, Hons, and lot,in MoMurralo's Aflditltioa, HoasaandlotlB Sibley's ^ddltlenon fitb street, Hoase aa4 lot in

BOM'S

ionses on Main street

OOOHTT PBOPBBTY.

fana e( W acrsa in Hon«y Or»ek 1'ownshlp. lt» aerarha Lfutoa township. S Aeraa balawtas Boiling Mill, wasaatdaeaaal. "^q ie#Kt f' 'J-:1

ETA

v-uad" t-A rtf

NATIONAL

LfFEINSURMCECO.^

o* tn..

tliiiM States of America, tw .awwtm waSUMMI, ». o.

cBitriini}SfKiiunrf 'litf

Awawim Jow jg, 1JS8. «?-.

CASH CAPITAl -H,OO^OWk

.BEII--.., PAI» PHU. .• •. 8"O«

BRANCH OFFICKI

"^I

First National Bank Building,

I A E I A

Whai^ t|te gfnacal boilntsa of tha Coaspaay is transacted, and to which all general oorreepoadenca should be addressed." 'a

erronMi

0I.ABBNGB H. CLABK, Prvaldent. JAY COOKS, Chairman finance aad luca Committee. HKNBT D. COOKI, Tlce-Prrsident. "UMZ EMXB80N-W. VHI, Seerefry and Aetoary. 9$ yewr* S—T-~. n—-r- -T5',.JfjjL*--.,.

Tula Company, Aattoaal ia itadMuraeter, «Htm$ by reason of its large Capita, Jiow Batea af Pre- ,• mlum and New Tables^ the m«at desirable mcaas^ of insuring iWe yet preeentad io the public.

The rate'i oT~premium belng largely Mdaoed, aremsdeaafavorabJa to tlta Insurers aa thaas ol the beet Mutual Compantsa, and avoid alt tha. complications and uncertainties of Note#, DivU, dends, and the mlsunderstaaclngs which the lat ter are so apt to eaase the Policy-Holdsr.

Several new and attractive tablea are now pre-': sented, which need only to be understood to prove acceptable :o the) public, snoh as tha 1N-COJtK-PBODUOINO POtlCT and BBTtiBK PBBMIOM POLICY. I# tha foraaer, thapoliey' holder aot only seoeits a .iiie lasaranoa, payable at death, .but will receive. If livlng,after a period of a few years, on AMUAF MOODM

o«at. (10

Company agrees

riri

is*

jquK to im

pet ttnt.) qf MP&Kcf.

per

Ia tha tatter, th*-

rsfctm

to Ik*

amount

saaarsd tfta Msl

of money Im ktn paid im, im mUMimkto

tte

atnotmt qf hit polie$i. The attention ef parsons contemplating lasat* ing their ltves or Increasing the amount of lnsar'anee they already have, Is called to the advantagea offered by the Matloaal Llla ia Coupaay.

Circulars, Pamphlets and fall particulars glvsn. on application to the Branch Offloe of tie Company, or to JOHJf W. E1XI8 CO.,

CIN0INXA9I, OBIO,

General Agents for Ohio, and Oentrai aad Souther em Indiana.

J. A. FOOTS,

lilwly

Agent for Terre Haute, lad.

&jasvai

iLiv -imr.

'si

WITH THB BEST I .ai* TPS-/' at—"A *-»rnaa

on .v. £%. I A\ saW 09901V feni ,. WtiM OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Gash Assets over 5,052,8801».

Tire and Inland Insuranoe at as faverable tm as the Haiards Permit for Sellable Iadematty,,

HA«BB McKJBBN, Agents, Dowllng Hall.

JanfidSm

t* p-i ed

PIBEA9D IiIPB,,

INSURANCE AGENCYi

t3.1

a} tebo4

The following ^Old and Jtaliabl. Cmnaalea mit Bepresentadt »BV fen

Apply to'

1!«

3&I

-ir'aAj

Merchants Fire Ins. Co.,

KatfK "i

North American fire Ins.€«i

HABTPOBD, OONN.

06i». if'tW -A' f}S-* *(IT

L-tu

Applicatfons taken aad Polloiea in any ot the above named Com in lowest current' ratee. ESTATE bought and Bold, and VOSf LECTIONS promptly at tender! to.

Dmpaniee

Also, RKAls

M. A. ORANE,

General fire and Life Insurance Ageak

J|»I

a cs'

tl* jiOVffl

MaioISfc., between Sth & 6t{ Terre Haute» Ind.

Offloe 159

Main

toe

addition on Sth street,

Hoase and lot on Poplar, between 8th and 7tb streets,' ... Honaa aad loton North Sth, bttwsaai Obmnnt and Llatoa streets.

Street

Old Stand of Dra. Thompson A Boat •Ubtf}. wi

W'x

A Coasli, Cold, ordere Throil. BMnaa lUManuiB Miimoa,

AKD SBOVLD aa CHECZBO. Ir ituen TO oonma, lrrltatlsn of ths Laaw,a permanent Threat Awe* urns, or sns laeaveMe

Long Olsease is cm* THS aia*LT 'r*-

Brotn'i Brnttial Trdw Having a dlrtfrt Influence te the parts, give immediate relief.

For Bronchitis, Aslkan, Caiarrh.Osa. anmptlve aaMI Tfereat Blaassas, taoom ui ami «m uwira oooa seooass.

8I568B8 IND PUBLIC SP1AKKIB will Add Troekm

naefnl in ciearlsg the voice when

taken before Hinging 01 Speaking, aad relieving the Throat after an nnnsnal azertioa of the vecat organs. The

Trocktt

are recv mmended and

prescribed by Physicians, aad have had tcsllaienlala fTom eminent mea throagboot the country. Being an article of trns merit, and havlog proud their efficacy by a Ust of many years, eeeh year finds thrm In new localities in various paits of the world, and the Troth* are nalvereaMy proaonaeed better than other articles.

OBTAIN only "Baowa's BaoacniaL TacoHas," aad do aot take any of the

wort It tm* imitatiom

that

qsj be offered. soUi syBa^WBaas. O (?Hsi«C^)|d214*W-4raM.tasid« *. »a fc,V

ateiU

mat ih.

i-nf1 "i II -iV- MIBVIT -sfr-W-tt aar-'n

{tn" s'mhb*

••JUTANHOOB AND THE VIG0B JLvJL OP T0UTH restored In fonr weeks. OB. B1 CORD'S KSSINCIt OF LlfK reetorse manly power*, from whatever eana. arislag th. (Oacts of early perniciooajiabita, self-abuse, impoteacj and ellmata, give way at one. to this wondsrfnl medicine,If taken regalarly aooordiag to the directions (which are very simple, aad reqnlre no restraint fraaa business or pleMore.) Vaflara Is impossible. Sold in bottles at S3, or fonr qaantltle. la tm* for »». Io to had a^Mr of ttaaala aapolntad ageaUln America, H. OBBT1ZBB, 93, 34 Avaaae, cer. of 18th street. N.t. deBB