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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15
T4IE WAR MEASURES OF CoNGREss.-The follow
ing is said to be the substance of the war bills of
Mr.. Wilson, introduce in the Senate:

The WAR MEASURES OF CoNGREss.-The follow
ing is said to be the substanc of the war bills of
Mr.. Wilson, introduce in the Senate:
The National Gunrd.-The bill for the organza-
ton of National Guard provides Tor the ENROLL
menf of 100000 men, beEweeu u and 35 years of
age to be divided into two hundred regiments, of
twelve Companies each apporlioned among the
States pra rata according to their representation
in Congress. After six Years service, those who
enlist are entitled to an honorable discharge, and
to exemption from service on the jury. Eighty
thousand are to be enrolled the first year. and the
same number the second and third so that third
may go out of service a a time. The President
is to have power to call out the Guard any part
of it, in case of invasion OF surrection beyond
power OF the civil arm.
The Military P0tCef' of the President.The bill
which legazes the Presidents since the 4th of
March empowers him, in case Of exgency, when
Congress is not In session, to take similar meas.
ures.
assistant Secretary of War, etc-Another bill
provides Tor the appointnent OF an Assistant Sec
retary of War, with salary of $1,000; for addi-
tional force in the Military Bureaus; Inr the ap-
poiatment of two ADDITIONAL Cadets 10 West Point
from each State by ther Senators, and for the
filling of all vacancies in tile Academy by the Presi-
dent; for the classification of mounted hther-
to called by different names numbered regi
ments of cavalry.
The Volunteer Force The bill touching the vol
unteer force empowers Inc President TO appoint
not exceeding six MajOt-Generas and eighteen
Brigadiers.
G4iidrging the Regular ArYny.-The bill enlsrg.
ing the regular army en- powers the President 10
increase Inc CID regiments to the standard of the
new ones.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15
Bs0Hoss Springs, alabama.

The PopTctos take this method Of Informing the public tha,
these SPRINGS, situated tile Bgbee Ever, l4O miles above
Mo lie at all times open or The reception Of visitors.
We have now superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance,
and effort shall be- made part
comfortable
Bo'tS leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS, and arrive at the Springs IL
o'clock NEXT MORNING.
Conveyance all times tho river readiness convey
passengers to the Springs.
JAMES CONNOR ( CO, Propte!c7s
JAMES SYME, DrI4gi,', IA Canal stree New Oreans,
sole agent fo-the BLADUN SPRINGS WATER.
-l- IL.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

NEW MUsIc.-A. E. Blackmar s. Bro, No. "a
Camp street, have furnished US with copies Of the
following pieces of new music:
ss The Bonnie Blue Flag q Southern patriotic
song, dedicated to Albert G. Pike; written, ar
ranged and sung at his concerts by Harry Mccarthy
tho Arkansas Comedian. Published by Black,na1
81 Bro.
4 Osgood's new CaMelia, charming thing fol
the plano publshed by Blackmar & Bro.
g Mount Vernon Polka composed by t'Vidita,h !
and dedicated TO NJ me Octayia Walton LeYert, Of
Mobile. Published BY ]. H, Snow, % Dauphine
street, Mobile.
" The Southern, Battle Song words by P. E.
Collins, Of Mobile, and music by VIM. Herr; dsdi-
Gated to President Jefferson Davis. Published by
]. +. Snow, Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

RATHER BINDING ON LNCOLN.-The New York
News Of the Sth styles the document which lately
emanated from the Federal Executive as /" the
atrooous message of President Lincoln,' and
further on makes use of the following language in
regard to it:
DepraTed and hardened in falsehood and deceit
was the brain that conceived and the hand that
penned the Presidents recent message.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15
KEeadqsarte,,s Eo,tistas,a Legion.
NEW ORLEANS, July l9, 1861.
General ORDERS No, I3,

Pursuant 10 General Orders No. 26 from Division Head
quarters the Legion will funeral obseQues Of
Col CHARLES DIDIER nREUX, on Monday, July l5 at 36
p. NJ, OH Lafayette Square.
q Capt Soule commanding Chasseurs lS4l5 will repair
on Saturday mring Jaly l3, at O'Clock A. NJ, with his com
mand the jackson Railroad Dcpo to from
the Depot 10 The City Hall.
g. Capt Chtsten commanding Orleans Guides will report
Monday July 10, AT 81 O'Clock p NJ with his command at the
Archbshops palace the Reverend the
Clergy. Upon forming the line march, Capt Christen will
detail half of his command the head of the column
the other section will guard close up the military
line.
A. Col Augusu, commanding Orleans Guads Major Milan
goara commanding Spanish Battalion and Major RoChCrau
commanding French Legion, will detail from their command
each company of honor the body
The three selected will report The day of the t
Deal S o'clock P NJ fully armed and equipped, Lieut.
Col, f. ZGringue, commanding the escort.
s. The field officers will detail the ID Company ChaSseurs
aPied Capt. Meleur (Regmen the Third Com
pany CHzadoes Capt Eoegay to form the firing party The
commanding said companies will to Headquarters
Oh Monday July 5 at 10 O'CLOCK A NJ u order obtain their
anlmuni
Mueller Orleans Rife Regiment will report at 3 o'clock p
NJ. on the day of the funeral phil bearers.
L The Brigade General being of The troops
Col. N. Augusin will take and of the Legion.
s. The troops composing the Louisiana Legion will form
Lafayette street. 81 O'Clock P NJ the left resting St.
Charles street. the right extending CarondeIet take
their position in the order of march, the officers with side
the troops without muskets.
The officers of the Legion commanding detached corps will
report Col Augustn who shall assign them their place in the
line.
TO- The officers and will the badge mourning the
colors will be shrouded, the drums mulled.
H. The gRdier General feels confident that the Legion will
n full force this solemn OCCASION
]. TRUDEAU,
Brigodier-G General Commanding Louisiana Legion
EMILE BURTHE, Aid-dr- Camp.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, I
New OrIeRLs, July Is, Sol
ORDERS No. IL The Commander-n-C Chief announces
to the Militia of this State the death of Lieut. Col Oh As D.
DREUN, of the First Special Battalion Louisiana Volunteers
for tho war; who fell the battlefield in defence the Snun
His inns have been brought ORLEANS for
ntermsn All due and appropriate military honors will be paid
to the deceased.
The Officers of the Troops the State will tie usual
badge Of mou ming for thirty days
BY order of THOMAS q. MOORE,
Governor and Conmander-in. Chief.
NJ. GEIyOT, Adjt and Insp'r Gen Of LA. jy5 2plt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

The LADIES' Volunteer Aid Association call attention to the
following resourl0rl--
Resolved, fhHt applications will be received from Conpa
MES thH have by Brigade General
T-acy Aajutunt General myl5 2ptf
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House -" uMte,f.

Wanted purchase HOUSE situated in q good neighbour
hood and suitable for family Of four One oeaed
the line Of Of the City Railroads preferred. Price
exceed S. co.
Address, stating location price etc. Box No 340l Post
fH WA 1nJt#
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

E BRIGADER- GEsERAL TocHMAs OBTAINING ARMS
FOE THE PoLIsH BRIaA "a telegram from Briga-
dier General Toehnan, received on Saturday last,
announces that he had succeeded in procuring 700
rifles, with bayonets and that the Secretary of
War would furnish battery of rifed cannon upon
the payment Of the voluntary contributions made
in this city for that purpose.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

Knoxville Register, Of the l1th inst, learns from
Col. Haynes, who has just returned from Rich
mond, that the provisional army of Tennessee, in
accordance with the recent act Of the Legislature
has been transferred to the Government Of the
Confederate States, and that Major General Polk
Aas b,en instructed to receive and muster the regi
ments NOV organized inio the Confederate service.
This will at oace relieve the State of the expense
Of their subsistence and maintenance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

THAT GoHET.--Ths brilliant visitor, which has
been exciting the fears of some and the admiration
q many, trns out % De an entire stranger in the
starry company, having first been discovered by ].
=. ihatcher, OF New York on the 4th of April last
who says that it never aHpeared before nor never
VIII again. The searsd fplk, therefore, may now
feel easy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

aa-Mr. Geo Ellis. bookseller, No. 81 CONNER
cial Place and Old Levee street, opposite the Post
ONCE, has our thanks for late dates from New
York and the Western cities.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

9a5 Mfr. McNeevcr and his gentlemanly assist.
ants, of the'Adams Exp ess Company, have again
placed us under obligations for late Northern and
Western papers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

ANOTHER GAPrUKE-W learn from the Rich
mond Dispatch, Of the llth inst, that Lieu Cros-
son, Of the North Carolina navy made another
fine capture few days ago. He got hold of a
vessel laden with sugar. and carried her into Hat.
teras Inlet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

ToLLRG or THE BELLS Notice is given that as
the funeral procession moves to-day, the telegraph
fre-bels will toll striking one stroke per minute
for ono hour. We refer to the official notice of
the superintendent of the Telegraph, Mr.. Hebert.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15
.Wttiines'y and Dressmaktmg.
yEeeC AaSSifNsaO,

yteeC EatsifNnos
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION or NEW ORLEANS
GENERAL MEETING.
Pursuant to Art. VIII, Section J. of the Constitution and
Bylaws of the Association of this Association
hereby requested to their Hall corner Greatmcr
and Eyztan Fields streets, MOHDAY NEXT, the I5h
inst. at ~ O'Clock P NJ precisely, in order the
Third Quarterly Meeting.
f1-A business of great importance will be transacted is
expected that every member will be present.
By order of the Pr, siden:
tyl2 2p3t ANTHONY SAMROLA, SeC'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

4 ILIBER4 ALlry OF THE RsILRoAD COMPANIES IN
TENNESSEE. Gen. Pillow has published a com
munication ~ the Memphis Appeal censuring the
railroad com panies in Tennessee for charging sick
soldiers fare on their roads, while they were on
their way HON 70 join their families for proper
Attendance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15
MONDAY MORNING. July Is. 1851.

as Members Of the late State Convention car
obtain three copies of the Ordinances and Pro
ceedings Of the Convention by applying to this
sniasna
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15
PEesgssxre EeHFgeS
TO and from
) O N II G H A r IT r A I N

L A * f p O N II @ H A r r. r "A I N
The public Informed that and 0fer SUNDAY the 1h
Inst liue OF PLHASURE BARGEs a be run every hour
fom the elminu of the y Railroad a The Bay St. John
Bridge the Lake, and back by the Bayou ST. John
'hee barges large. muodious asd we'll covered with
hff riding the means OF delightful excur on
rJ@ Fare each way, ONLY TEN CENTS. jyl5 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

she Louisville sonrier of the 18th inst says that
al & picnic held n var that city day or two pre-.
vious, the boys in tue morning shouted '.Husrah
for JeR. Davis All uoon the women hurrshed
for JEFF Da Wis, and in ts evening all the men were
Justify joiasaig III The SAM patriotic shout.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15
Headquarters Louisiana Legion.

NEW ORLEANS July H. lSGl.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. SS.-The following officers hay,
been appointed Aids to the General commanding
by ordered report Headquarters, 1876 Canal street. in ul
dress, on MONDAY July 49, 1861, at 10 o'clock A. Nj:
AIDS.
Major f. F. Layillebeuvre of Division Staff
Major Ctozat, of Division staff.
Captain E. Burthe, of Brigade Staff.
Captain Chs A. CastelIo
Captain Ls DeSsommes
Captain II. L. Peire
Lieut. C. L. Bunker.
Lien Frederic Thomas.
Lieut. A. Davis.
Lieut. E. Durrive.
SPECIAL AIDS
Ffs. Division-Thomns Askew.
Second DVisiou-N Trtpagniev
Third DivisioD-Chs. w. Culbertson.
Fourth Division b. s Harrison.
BY order of j. rRUDEAU,
General Commanding.
JOSEPH DESEGRE, Aid-de-C Camp. iyl5 2Plt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

aS- HGrrtng's Patenj champion FAre ana
6urgsr Proof sAFES Nos AND New Or
leans 9otf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

FD3NOSice-I tat tAe this method of 0fTeriii G
oteSs mai free charge, families OF
who absent from the city military duty Residence
HARMONY between aud coliseum Streets Fourth
district.
y3 2ptf p. YEISER N. D.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

DeLBEAR CoamEssCIAL GDLLEde, corner OF Camp
and Common kst y ~, asenus e pfeeafe
young gentlemen speedily for asines see o.
q q, Hasiaess and Edpea5 addt sssea 2 parents anu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

re- B. l.. Defreesc, the present incumbent
is u candidate for tate lr,a.me jyi 2ptd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

GENERAL CouRr MARTIAL. See the official
notice Of i General Court Martial to be held at
Camp Lewis ON Thursday next
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

Bank MaIls Large sizes. for steam power, are
10 be md of j9 c I.asber e. sess advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

President of the Executive Commission for City
Defence, advertises for sealed proposals for The
delivery Of u 0eo fine logs, Of cypress Or pine,
and 100000 feetof pine lumber and boards, to be
the river bank, Read the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15
The Recent Case OF .Waifreasm,ent,
GARD FROM MRS. SWEET

The trial of this case before Recorder Emerson which Is
ccd length in the local columns of the New Orleans Mirror
Saturday demands extensive details In placing the
they exist before the public Hm is to overW helm by
evidence the ve nspersous upon by the
daily papers of Saturday, the 22d june and prove concu
siyey asiy of the charge made by Mr. Morcau aud the
Chief of Police in his affidavit before Recorder Emerson AS
intend suit those parties for defamation
character is entirely unnecessary to specify minute the
sons induced them to persecue The oil
whose previous life than exratiated for by
adherence those duties incumbent irtnou life
The following duly signed statements will show how much
have bestowed upon my negroes:
MARY FAXS STATEMENT.
Mrs leaving city she ordered me to take
of slave child and also offered me 2j per month Tor caring
'''""'0'' tsigned MARY FAN
G. j. MoNEGQN's STATEMENT.
LOUISE the girl question admitted thpt she gave Mrs.
Sweet poison in order TO Kill her for which Mira swsT s9 her
every particular moro so than poor white people are treated IN
sS"''"'' CsgneD C. J. MoNEGoN.
JOSEPH GAvIN's STATEMENT.
I've known Mrs Sweet kindly NIL
occasions. have had good opportunity know this. also
believe Mrs $ 10 keepa most respectable house ,,t,,
Mrs Gavin the wife Of the above corroboraed her husbands
statement
following persons :y give evidence
for defense Recorder Emerson thought
shadow of truth being established in the charge
Mr.. McGoycrn, Mrs Delsmore,
Mr.. Grogan, Mrs. Matthew'S
Mr.. GarvIn and wife, Mrs. lenatd, +.
Mrs GoGfrce, Dr. Richardson,
Mr.. Aucoin Mr. Minor,
Mr. Prnde Oncer Howard,
MIR. Logan, Ohicer Boyian,
Mr.. Jointly Officer Mclaughlin,
MIR DeIMurenec, Ar. Hernandez, police pil,
Mr.. Bros, and clerk.
Mr.. Mum. Mr.. Diard
Mr.. Jas Monaglu, Nj. Butkc't,
NJ, O'NeIn Mr.. f. ]. Poncroy,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

Coal on, AND LAMPs See adyer. 'aement Of
Dayid Hill No. 2ls, Camp Street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

MILITARY GouDs. Sec advertisement Of I4oi-
& Aaf Ii III another column.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15
c. j. MoNEGoN's STATEMENT.

Louise the girl in question admitted to thnt she gave Mrs
Sweet poSon order kill her, which Mira Sweet got he
whipped Mrs. Sweet always treated her slaves most kindly II
every particular than poor white people treated
general -.,...,
tSigned) c. j. MONEGON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

PLEASURE BARaEs on THE RAYou sT. JoHS. See
the advertisement in another cplunn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15


Charger in Mourning.
Fnnly Of De ceased in arrGges.
Musc
Conlms foued Officers Of the Militia.
Cornmi. stoned Officers of the State ToHneer Troops.
Commissioned Officers Of the Confederate Navy,
Commissioned Officers of the Confrdarate Army.
Foreign Officers
Brig. Gen. Commanding second Brigade and S,af.
Brig. Gen Commanding First Brigade and StatT.
Brig. Gen. Commn~ ding Louisiana L"eon and Staff
MaiorCrueral JOHN l.. LEW O. and STAFF.
Commodore ROUSSEAU and Officers.
Major General WGGS and staff.
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, and Staff
Mayor and Secretaries in iarr'ages.
Common Council Rrd Secreja aries in Carriages.
Orat1rs in Carriage,
Music,
Firing Escort:
2i Company Foo Rifles, Capt G. Nelleur.
Sd Company Cazadores, Capt. l.. Elloaeugu.
Music.
ID Brigade, left in front.
Music
1st Brigade, left in front.
Louisiana Legion, left front.
Music.
Tbos Askew Special Aid TO General Commanding horse
The City Police.
Firemen.
Norbert Trepagnier Special Aid General comnandngon
horseback.
Societies.:
''"9'c'
Chas W Culberson Special Aid General commanding,
holsc'"cN
"'t!"7''S "i' 't'e"" Oh '''''
D. D i''ii''o" ''tee''. "a" ~ ''"' S'At''"7'' 'H
Citizens in Carriages.
" ~ ~ - 1900 -
The escort will form onDosire , y Hall in order to render
military bonor. IN ,te deceascd
The Legion VI ill lo,m in LAFAYETTE stree the left in front 1est.
igg on st. Charles street
Tho t rt,Ge will form on ST Charles rest left in front
resting on povdras street.
The I'd Brigade will form on North street opposite Lafayette
Suuare lett resting on st. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15
.8tfessfiosa! COsapusai6s.

Grey and Blue sATGNETTS, JEANS SWORDS an4 TIs-
tolls Tor sails Rt low Irca-,
HOFFMAN & MARKS
jylj 2plt G. Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

Two known Mrs. her slaves kindly NIL
occasions. have had good opportunity know this also
buieve Mrs. $. 10 keepa most respectable house. ~
tSigncdj JOSEPH GAVIN.
Gavin the wife Of the above coroboraed her husbands
statement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

]. .. NIxoN, nalser aI,s. Proprletor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

s,rErcE,- so. 70 oAnIP srrsrI1T
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

OFFICIAL JOURNAL ferry or NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

hefoowng in and :dy give evidence
for defense but Recorder Emerson thought
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-07-15

Gen. Leonidas Polk arrived in Memphis on the
18th inst, and took command of his division I'M
medately. The following is his first general Or
4 To his trnnls
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-09
MORTGAGE SALE.

"HRREAS, Benjamin Giroux, and Martha Giroux
IV his wife, Of Chicago, in the County Of Cook and
late Of Illinois, and Daniel W. smead and Narcissa
IDsad his wife, Of ilmington, in the County of Will
nd state aforesaid did, the fifteenth day Of June
~ D. 1854, make, execute and deliver the uuder-
ynod, their certain Mortgage Deed bearing date the
1Ay and year aforesaid conveying the property here
<1aer described to secure the payment Of five several
nromsOry notes, signed by the said Benjamin Giroux
md Daniel w. Smead Of even date Herewith, for the
4m Of Eghteon thousand and nifty dollars payable as
Gliogs. towit- Three Thousand and ffty dollars in
1Kty days amer date; -Four thousand and hundred
Ilars in year after date; Three thousand and ne
4nndrsd dollars years after date :hree Thousand
nd six hundred dollars in three years after date and
4hrSe thousand and three hundred dollars in four
TrArs after date which said mortgage deed is
n the Recorders Office in and for the said County of
VII in Book numbered thirty-four Of deeds ON pages
&res hundred and twenty three. and three hundred
nd twentJ-four. And whereas, asn default been
ade in the payment Of the said four last named prom
Apry notes, all Of which, with the lawful interest
Aerson, now due and unpaid
noW, therefore, public notice is hereby given, that
the said mortgage, shall, under and by virtue Of
e power and authority in vested, in and by sal
Norgage deed, and for the and purposes therein
1tpresssd, on the eighteenth day of July next A. D.
at ten Of the clock in the forenoon at the door
ths Court House (towit: at the north door thereby
the city OF Joliet in said County Of WILL sell at
1oic auction to the highest bidder for cash. all the
1tiowing described piece or parcel Of land. water
over aud mills, situated in said Wilmington being
ne same premises described in, conveyed by said
DDrgRge deed which deed reference IA hereby baJ
~ more full description, to-wit, all that part of
.aier Lot numbered one, on the plat aud map Of
allowing boundaries, to-wit, beginning at the south
4tst corner OF the FIGURING Mill on the premises
erein conveyed, thence eastwarly by the south side
aid mill straight to the line Of said Water Lot
rrmoered one, thence northwardy said east line
Ehi eight feet thence westwardly and by the north
@1l OF tile store house on said premises parallel with
~ south line one hundred and forty -four feet thence
1thwardy TO the place Of beginning, together with
grants u the right TO draw water, and Of the rights
@tNAy' a. tney are therein, in said mortgage deed
tfserbed, but subject 70 the roseryat,ons thsrs;n
'rtainee. with all the appurtenances thereunto be-
nglpg, together with all the right in equity Of re-
1'Ins In and TO the same. - -
HIRAM o. ALDEN, Mortgages.
Haningion, Win Co, III, June rs, 1871 n5v
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-09
MORTGAGE SALE.

DUBLlC notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
L mortgage with power Of sale executed to Bern-
hard U. Sharpe. George N. Sharpe and George Allen
Grantees therein by Charles Elderkin and Julia p
his wife, bearing dat the thirty first day Of January
A D. 1901 and recorded in the Recorders Office of Will
County, and State Of Illinois, in Book 81 Page 46s
fault having been made in the payment OF the note
thereby secured. the undersigned will assignee Of
SAID mortgage and attorney in fact for said grantees
sell at public yendue on the eighteenth day Of July,
A. D. 1851 BETWEEN the hours of and four ocl ok
P NJ Of that day. at the door Of the Court HOUSE, in
Joliet County and State aforesaid to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described property situate in
VIII County and State Of Illinois, to-wit: tbs East
halfof the South East quarter of Section twentyne
(2l), Township thrtyfou- (3i) Range CQ East Of
the third principal meridian, containing eighty
oland together with the appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in snywise appertaininE, said sale TO b
without redemption, and deed will be ecuted the
purchaser purchasers imrnedately upon such SALE
HARVEY A. BLAKESLEY, Assignee Of said
mortgage attorney In fact for said Grantees therein
joliet, June cS 1851. 2iv