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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21
DRUGS. sc.
VIM. II. P. STODDARD,
No.i7 Main street,

n ANS v AkE@Ess IND.
l4TH0LRsALE AND RETAII DEALER Is
" Foreign aud Duua4lie Drug. Chssicais.
obs. Palass. Fsrnishss, Gl4ss Patent Medfcinss
fsrhrnerY aid Fkaey Afficies, 90 'fhieh he b
constantly Relieving sad!tions selected wifh great
care, Mnf well adapted 60 t4s waBtsof Aefchanfa
Druxsiafs aad FhysieiAaze
Also, issgs and varied assortment Of Ambro-
type aud Photograph N tfsffaIs eampFisinsr esery-
thing used in the art. All orders rsciexe prompt
aftsntions and allied AZ lowest priens, sHd packed
With care Tbs attention Of the trade respscFofiY
solicited
IgREE ExHIBl rios AT THE DRU0 STORE.
4 " MAtH street, 81 a magnificent display Of
choice ferfumfry, samprisinx several new and
popular styles ana edors, naseT iefsFe oasfcd il
this msrkst. Fancy Extracts and Pouaae- 1t ali
priees. WM II 7. sTODuAED.
A RTIsTs AND MERCHANTS. WHO CAN
I i not sell leave hose. can depend upun having
their ofderx hlied promptly. ard a. ths same
prices ~ though they Necs pefsonAilY present,
And charges collected from beat " saudlnE e
WM- II. p. sT0DDAED, Druxgist aud AEsofhAea-
sirest, Evansville, lad.
1toAL OIL, WHITE AND TNOD0ROUs.l ny
~ tie barrel % gallon. At II Mails STREET, to-
gether With 3 good assQrtnlsat Of Lamps and
ohinhsys. Call and So theaa.
TasT RECEIVED. ANOTHER CAsK OF
- that superior soaA Ash, with whleh ever.
body was 20 Successful Ia making good soap last
AL. At the Drag StaFs. y Main street.
CONSTITUTIONS Water WIZARD on. All
- tons Cement, and aa endless assortment ~
Patent Msdiesass, for sale at tbs Glty Drug Store
janxT wM- II. ?. sTODDARD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21
SAPONiEIER,
Or Concentrated Lye
FAMILY SOAP MAKER

WAR makes high prices: Sapouiaer hopes to
reduce them. Il makes soap fer Four oouts a
pound by using your Kitchen grease.
$40 CAUTION AS spurious are ofyrea
also, be careful ana only buy the PATENTED ar
tclc put up in IRON cans, all others being
eouNTERFEIFS
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY.
PufLAnELeHIA--No. IL W .Iuut street.
decfT-Gna
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21

WASHINGTON, March 10
HoUsE.-To-day is devoted to speech.
making,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-21
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
Partnership Notice.
IN. EuW hb H0ETIfCHEE Las been "a.
4 mlffsa ~ = nartnrr il. oar bnFi ness. daiIne
hprs she tsf of 4aanarY tss1
Wells. KELLOGG 4 20.
ErsHsriiis. 5su 81. isss a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

From the commencement OF our var ~
character has been we'll understood ~ the
Liberal party Ir EUROPE with ananimity
which could hardly havs been exceeded. aud
which caDnot but be most gratifying 20 the
friends Of Liberty 10 this country the cham
pions Of Liberal principles in Europe have
recognized our struggle a. simply between
Slavery and Freedom
Among the numerous manifestation Of
this sympathy with the United Statcs. and
especially with the Anti-slayeFy character
which the war has more AID more assumed.
there IS hardly one which will DC read With -
deep an interest by loyal Americans as the
address 10 the people Of our legal States
from a mass meeting in csnesa Switzerland,
AID the speeches which we're made az that
meeting. The leading men Of al ne poiiu
Cal parties were present, and not the east
difference OF opinion was shown. Nearly
all the speakers dwelt on the special impoF-
lance which the issue OF the American strug-
gle has for Switzerland Hitherto.
remarked one OF the speaker. when the
Swiss Republicans wished to advance on the
road of progress and liberty. and invoke the
great aud noble results obtained by the Uni
ted States OF America. il was a. once objeci-
oil to them, that the New world was stained
with slavery. The enemies 81 liberty on
the European continent called upon slavery
ia America ~ represe and smother The gen.
crous Impulses Of Europe" All the speak
ora who referred 70 THE point rel0ced that
this would henceiorth not be possible. Ar
tor the Abolition OF slavery, Switzerland
would refer tho monarchisls with pride 10
the model. because now purified, republic in
tho New World Nor would Switzerland like
tbs Government Of come European coun.
tries. be IN the Iosst jealous Of the enormous
power which the United States. soon aftes
the restoration of tho Union. would obtain
On the coalfary. The United States ihcy hope
will in future extend q protecting hand to
small aud liberal countries whose rights
might be endangered by powerful aud un-
sctupulous neghbofa Most OF the speaker.
| gloried il the fact thai Swiss volunteers
were permitted TO fight Ia the ranks OF The
Union army. Tho Consul OF the United
States, who briefly addressed the meeting
aud another representative OF the United
States. called forth by their speeches great
applause The address closes with the
words: Hail Liberty. hail Republic OF tie
| United States"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

IHf dedication Of the Nigwsm last even
.ne vas great success The ladies gallery
va crowded, and erefv available foot Of
sooa ia tie building vas occupied, sud the
ioorsays e~en we're jammed fun OF people
Col THosPsos made much the sbleai
speech 1e hare ever heard ron him. In
fact. tho most fortunate Of men, seldom hear
such splendid efforis 10 q whole life time
It would be impossible fer ne % even sketch
lie points With any thisg like justice to the
orator. hence Ne DO not attempt i A. ALL
We Hiah ever man Ii the whole State could
have heard Il. and indeed many Of the PEG
pie Of the State will hear him before the
canvass closee. The campaign Opena splen'
didly and indicates victory . mo Union
cause.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

The Loyal League Of Philadelphia has
recruited Eve regiments for the service. and
are now raising the sixth This l. good evil
denee that IL - a loyal league; and. as the
Indiana Sentinel demands an exposure OF
tho doings OF this organization. il Il welcome
to this itcm.-LonisUifie Daily Press.
The Sentinel hss been threatening to ex-
pose the Loyal League; can il beat the above
exposition The Loyal League recruits for
the Union army: the valIandigham Leage Is
recruiting an army OF tories. The former
ssauds by the Flag Of the United States. the
latter is the ally Of JEFF. Davis The Loyal
League sustains the Constitution and laws OF
our country while the other sort OF League.
i. By the advice of the Sentinel. enlisting
men FOR the purpose of overturning both
These are the points of difference between
tha two Leagues - IaiangDoIis Journal.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13
Plantation Rifssys A.,

which reeommena~i by the highest uedi-
csl authoritics and warranted 70 produea an lmme.
dlate beneficial effect They are exceedingly
Agreeable. perfectly pure, and must supcrcsed all
other ionlss where healthy Eentle stlmaIsnsl re-
qaired.
Tsey purify, strengthen and lnvizorsie.
They create healthy appetite.
FhcT are anudote so change Of water and diet.
They egeroome elects q adaptation and late
koars.
They strengthen TIE system and eniiven the mnd.
They prevent nis-naaisc ard lnterr-ittens fever-
rheypuFiiy tie breath aud acdity of The stomach
hey cure Dyspepsis and Constipation.
They cure rsrshoeA and Cholera Horbus.
neTeurc ,1ver complAst and Nervous Headache
rbsy make he seal strong. the lsnxuid brsllsan
al are exhausted NATURES great rcstores They
are composed % The celebrated cslaaya bark. vim
tersrcen. sassafrAs reefs and herbs. al preserved
a perfectly pare 81 Craix run. For psrtculsrs.
- eireuiers and testimonials eroasd each bottle
hessre u inPostorA ExAuine every bottle.
see thAlii AAs ear private q 3 STAMP rnmutilafed
ever the eerk. sith plaus@ion soene. an cur sigma
sefe "a a fne ssr' p'aie slae LABEL Sc that oor
oestie So re1iiai spariozs ard deisserious
sian. AnT prrson preteualng % sell rlsntstloa
h.isefs hy he gallon e. IN BAH. Is an lnposssr.
Any person izaitatlus this bcstie. o. selling sny
che material lhefela. Whether called Plantation
biitsEs e. r3t. = criminal unser ~ Z. =. Las.
Al III b - proseeetea hyus. We already have
saf sye 81 several pares niilng cur hotiles &c
80 III s7ooett il gsitinS Themselves into eioss
qaHlerl- res ierazs 81 brakes piAntalion nit
ssss sson lsiiss. sisrxyHea. aereAaass a. = la-
sreteie. re slupie trial q bofsis Il TIE evil
esnee - pssssas e tAssr wersA 2aa sapsrlorssy.-
~ sre sad - Al Feepeet.hie druggists xroesrs
pays,ssas. hafeis. ssleesls. siesmbesss sa4 soun-
~ sttfen.
III. DRAKE a 90.
tttE HFeas way. NY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

The ages Of some Of our generals Is CIV
en- a. follows Gen. Dix Is the Oldest en-
ployed general now prominently before
the public He was born in New Hamp-
shire in 1898 Hunter was born in Wash
ington in ls02 McClernand in Kentucky
in 1872 Meade in Spsin, Of American pa
rents, in 1916 Candy in Kentucky in
1917 Butler in New Hampshire in 1918:
Hooker IN Massachusetts, in 1919; Sncr-
man in Ohio in 1920; Grant in Ohio in
1922; Franklin in Pennsylvania in 1879 !
Hancock in the same State in 1924 Burn
side in Indiana in 1924 sigel in Germany
IN 1874: and slocum II New York IN
1877
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

- se tl.e niadle q July, say ne New
York Coiamsgcial. We re-p.hithe.l ieom
rebel papers the names ortesnt y-nine rsb-
e generals. killed wounded and taken
prisoners du-iag shs psesf campaign.
We nov hsve tbe naaies - tsu moge.-
0snsral Heo1, i d. o8c.al aisp>ish q
the sight - s1e zend alt, says Gen. wsik-
= IA .sl,s-s, al Slsl, SmilA. al Aer-
Ger wounded. Asasn, IA rs report 81 the
battle q tie 18th ult. he mentions tie
ths names q L.ie1t General ssewart. Ma
or-oenersl Loring AID Brig Gen Rector,
wounded. 10 these The Associated Pres
rebel accounts al me names = Oe.er-
AIS spr,hl, Brown sna walthal TIE reb-
els mast hare losi ihirty-niue vsnessl IL
scers
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

Me- MACDONALD
promised you when seen yoa az the con-
venshun 20 rte often an LEI you 40 how We
are getting along Ia Old dearborn. We are
al vel but our baby which had the fiuck. but
ho IA Citing betior--li il very dfi here The
corn will be akaree and The hons Is nearly no
crop at ail-bser viii be beer after while
Il no hops ftowu and il The black republi-
can keep on taxing what does grow aud then
tackses the beer 90.
Il has ben - hot and 40 dfi that / have had
bat little chsnec TO 'lectoneer for you ex-
cept IA toe harvest iield-ohf we're VERY
good suppose YOU lave herd about our
democrat convcnshun At Ereeosburg did
want % see you thefe-but mr. hendrix vas
there and he il very smart man be
made great speech that ! wish every
democrat could Of heard snd We anomi-
mated mr. doctor Berry Of franklin for Cen
groa- can tell ron how that waa-mf
holman was enst very good democrat aud
snd We all loved htm aud voted for him bal
hs has favored this var and has made
speeches al over the district q ga men d
list--thfee years ago when he OFT TO have
bln denounsug the var him and Judge ion-
son Of franklin went AL around and they sed
NC should supper, mr Iinkeu in his uuhallod
AZ
aud they Eit some democrats % enlist and
they are nov lest from the parts forever Tor
most 81 them ate now lnken men-mr hol-
man promis; two years ago 70 DO better BAT
he Is eth for the war uniess The fremen Of
The south viii saodogstc and couses that mr.
lnkln i right which they never OFT 10 10.
according - Mr. hendrix and mr. dr. berry an
they aree With me and you Or chs subject
tho sc will not SAY 20 pubhkly-mr berry /
rite "a this subject when The var 6rst broke
oat be wrote Tor the franklin democrat. che
bet psrer Ia this district ard he COMPARED
this war - hanSsy and roiend-ss ! have
kept that paper Ia tie tiolo ever STAGE. | I'll
copy a seuteace o. 40 ard ! hops ron wili
ssenilv your ceuseot t. ihcn s. Tour next
letter 70 ne 50 thar ca sho i Is MS nobors
as ! % = - seer Sediments So soa -aid whcn
scw zee Ito yoa tad IS 80 nof bcsi a.
priat such sentiments.
Now vii not pgiat them Eat II VII
shoa them a Tie mea who believe a. owr .r
berry aoez-he SIS IN tue democrAt 81 Iuly
~, lebl fssl tarec yeafs aso aud BE- hold %
4 ia. be - Secession = ChFissian Ia -
eharacssF--it Is one III those geiden theories
that an uol Be made available uatIl chfis-
uses sasii strive & practice chat thcg pro-
is-s-peeeeAble seeessioa saoDid be tke raie
q conaaeI - = is a pFincipie q Justice
BEN arc foci Scsnuc1ts M. nae nouaL
and hope hat yoa wiN ccn<e1t - thsm i
yer uskt private lettsF--Ne cxpecs 20 eject
M berry "a ib.f platform Re h.s ever hin
sraS . them except when Re arplicd 10 Coz.
Nofloa iof al on'oc aboai iew weeks be
lore e rote tbs 1860 baf uanst ciose A.
tae weather = hos and NJ Pea 4 esi aad nv
n = pale AID nv love = you sAAn lever
fail
ioufs al death doth - part
peser W.lsao IL.
4. ; SsEeo q ny repahiiran nahors wsnts
- ksor hos vc are 80 rseozlcils osr doetrins
81 State slt<s AM secession xisA he coudaes
/ Ct ne Confclerste states u lot lesfinx North
DnARuwx~nps
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

The Minnesota Union State Convention
met AZ s.. Faal August 3. and nominated
Presidential electors and State ticket The
state nominations were for Judge Of the
supreme Court. CAief Justice. Tnos- wEL-
soS; Associate Jadges. S.. X. MutkS
and JOSH n Rsskv The candidates Tor
Presidential electors are u. MekpocS, J.
=. Bsrx. J. " MAkroap aud c W Lsxsxr
A Platform va adopssd, re-a1rmlnx the
Baltimore platform. urging economy ia The
State and General Government. and thanking
our soldiers ios thsir bravery and patriosism.
ieSArs poSsxLIa hAs beca nominated Tor
Congress IN the Second Oisisies Of Mime
sefa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

bH~wsLow. MAYNARD. sna others. have
called State Convention 70 meet 10 Nash
vile, on the first Monday in September. TO
take into consideration, 81, The general
state and condition Of the country. p, The
means Of recognizing civil government. and
restoring Law and order in the State Of Ten
nessee. 3rd. The expedieney Of holding a
Presidential election IN the State IN Norem-
Der next. aud. foalIy. TO take fuch prelimi-
nary steps in reference to said matters as
they may deem necessary and proper
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

Tnr political campaign in this State Is be-
coming very earnest. yet 20 far. Il has been
eOEducsed penceably and IN good order. We
trust Il win continue so until is close. The
people are anxious = hear the great Issues
discussed fairly that they may know how
% decide At the ballot box thia Fall. The
candidates for Governor are jointly canvass
.ng tho State, and wherever nominations for
Congress have been made. The candidates are
engaged 10 joint discussion also. The 70
ters viii hear both siies pretty fnliv d.
eu-sed between thls and election dsy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13
uEiMSrREET'S.
iHImITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE,
Mon nXn

But restore gray hair 70 is original color, by sup
plying tho capillary inbes With natural sustenanee,
impaired BY age disease All instantaneous
dyes are composed Of lunar osust q destroying the
vitality and beauty Of the hair ard afford Of them
selves no dressing. Hemstreet's inimitsbie coisr-
Ing not only restores hair 10 IL natural color by an
easy process. but gives the haira
iuxuriant Beauty,
promotes Ne growth, prevents its falling on ersdi
Gates dandrun, and Imparts health and pleasant
ncss 10 the head. Il has stood the test Of tine be-
lug the orr gnsl Hair colorins and Il constantly in
errasiug ia favor. uscdby both gentlemen and la
dies II il soldhy all respectable Dealers or can be
procured by them OF the commercial agents, ID g.
BARNES co. 2o2 Broadway. New York. Two
slses. SO conss and al
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

Carolina sesede when she wants 70 from The
Conleo~rssy-- plesse send ne doeunsnt on
that subject. ! viii rite next week II Il rains
a. have several good things to tell you.
Il. ". j.
y. b You must face on that letter you
rote when you Wa a boy about pulling the
kapifol on free so'i
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.



KAthairon ia from the iiroek word "Kathro." or
''KAtharo," siguifying 70 cleanse. reIuvinate and
restore. This article Is VAst iis name signifies -
foF preserving, restoring and beaatiiying the hui
man hair II l. the most remarkable preparation In
the world. Il Is again owned aud put up by the
original proprietor. and Is now made with the same
skin aud attention which gave II sale Of ever
enc million bottles per annum.
it's NEST delightful II air Dressing
II crsdicates scurl aud dsndrufi.
Il keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich. soft and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling Of and turning
eray.
II resi0res hair upon bald heads
Ang LAZY gentleman who values beautiful
head n hair should use Lyons KathaiFon. IL Is
known and used throughout tho civilized world
Sold by All respectable dealers :
DEFEAs =. BAsxrES & co. ny
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13
nAGAN,S NAG OLA BaLm.

This i the most deleh aud extraordinary NJ
ticlo ever discovered. IL changes the burn,
face AMI hands 10 pearly satin texture Of favish-
iuz beauty. impArtlng tue marble purity of youth.
and the dstlngue appearance inviting In the city
belle q fashion. II tan. freckles, pimples
and roughnes~ from tue skin, leaving the complex
lon fresh, transparent and smooth. Il contains no
material injurious 10 the skin PstroniEed BY Ac-
tresses and Opera Singers. IL IA what every lady
should have Sold everywhere.
Prepared ~ " = HAGAS. Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders 10
shsaI gena> - ssarnes 4 CO.. y.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13
EMBROIDERY STAMPING.
LADIES, ATTENTIONS
Spring Observation-Disclosures
cry Stamping and ~ : chino
Stitching

AIRS. A. 4. DAVIS RETURNS
VA thants b The lskies e T>rre Haste al Vi
ela4ly fsr psst aver. ss1 sAe kHs removed -
FeonE< ever Co. SIege--rntrep<~ n~k< k-f~xfl's
eeruss weni* estrczy~rtfuiy Fsli 2fs~ntsn g her
sei<<teas q F.Gfer1s ia krrfxe1 All q fke LATEST
stxies. oeu<l<tiax - ure~s. ssve Al y@<k~t< fcr
i>=le. slee ehlitrez's rxll<rrs- fxFtlzn4r affen-
tie1 <iTsn e knkr1st<<y s<xnczrx "a Erait<ry
kl-e nsreins &r,r<.1rr 49, 18th rs4t-s<s sd eis
r<trh sp1etkf-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13
U. S. BONDS.
PROPOSALS FOR loan.

TxrAGuaY DSrARrMssr, JULy IS. 1894
Notice - hereby given that subscriptions Will be
received by the Treasurer Of the United States the
several Assistant TseAsurers aud designated Depos-
itsries. and by the National Banks designated and
qualified as Depo,ilares and Financial Agents. for
Treasury Notes payable three years from August
Is Isst, hearing interest at the rate of and
-tenths per cent per snnum with semi ANIMAL
coupons attached. payable in lawful money
These notes will be convertible at tho option ofthe
holder maturity. into six per cent. gold bearing
bOnd-. redeemable after five sai payable twenty
years from August Is, 1857
The NOtss will be ssued In denominations of ffty,
one hundred. I've hundred. thousani. aud ave
thousand dollars, aud viii be issued 10 blank, or
pay able ORDER may dir ected b. the -abscri.
bers.
All sabsoripusos must be FOR City dollars. come
multiple Of nf,' dollus.
Duplicate certificates viii he iasued fos all dePos
It's. The party dep1sitlug must endorse upon the
original certificate tho dsnoiB alton Of notes ssquir
Ell, and whether they are 10 BE- issued IN blank or
payable to order. when endorsed "a must be left
with the ooey receiving ths deposit. to he forward
ed TO this Department.
The notes viii be transmitted 20 tho owners free
q charges e. soes after the recsipt of
the original Certificates Of Deepest, a. ihey can bo
prepared.
Tniere-t viii be allowed 10 August ls. on ell de-
posts made prior 10 that date. and viii be paid BY
The department upon receipt Of the original oein-
GATES.
A. the notes draw Interest from August n. per
rons making deposits sub-eqneut ~ that date must
psI the Interest accrued from date q note 70 date Of
deposit.
Parties depoeislns tweBtT Eve thoasaad dollars
snd upwards Tor these notes Any tine ~sIf be
allowed commission Of Oue-quarter Of one pr cent
which viii he paid hy this D~p.stmeus upon the re-
eeips OF blIl for the smouu, certified to ~ Tie o.
fesr wsth whom the deposit male Ne dssae-
tons fsr commissions INST be made from The sepos-
oaiosrs reesipas deposits viii ses shssihs proper
m.ae apon The orlsla. certificates
All efacers saihorizsi 70 receive deposits are re-
qss-ssa give 70 applicants all desired Inssrsas-
tea, an ssora ever facility cor n+iinr sasserip
w.P. FEssEsDEs,
S<cvssg ia 7fs.s1FS.
susscRRTToxs WILL BIZ REoETrED
~ the
Fir~s National Hank es Terrs
mantle. Ina.
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BAsKRRs
ttrosshe1i the ooustry vsu aoabtls~
AFYoRD FACILITIES ID SUBSCRIBERS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

Persona a sedenlary habits troubled with weak
meas. iassituAe. pslpitaGon Of tho heart. lack q
appetite distress after estlug, torpid liver, oonsti
PATTON &C. deserve b aasr II sheY will noi try the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13
FROM the State Jou nal
q Drop Letter for Hon. Joseph
a.. Mcdonald

The following letter 10 Mr Mcdonald has
fallen into our hatds instead OF the Post
Office. and "a tho readiest means OF getting
il 20 the distinguished individual 10 whom il
u addressed. We give IL place ia our columns.
The schoo-masles had evidently gone
abroad great way when the writer was be-
ing educated. but he understands himself, IL
hs does not spell according 20 Webster. We
shall be happy 20 publish JCseph's answer
NEw Afsis. DKREoRN Co ISpl
august the = 1851