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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-17
EMPORIA MEAT MARKET
sCHMIDLING 8 CAREY.

Will furnish the citizens Of Emporia, and
surrounding country with fresh meats at all
times, at their new meat market, in the old
Clerks Office building, one door north Of Fra
ker & Peyton's.
Flour, Meal and Shorts for Sale.
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE
Emporia, May s. 1858.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-17

John A. GriswoId, of Rensselaer,
connty, has been nominated by the
Republicans of New York as a candi-
date for Governor of that State.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-17
ADMLNTSTRATORS SALE.

DY virtue of al order Of the Probate court
ID Of Lyon county, Kansas, made at the July
term thereof, on the 9Th day Of July, 1883,
will in obedience to said order, on
Friday, the l4tib day Of August, 1858,
at the door Of the Court House. in the town Of
Emporia, and county Of Lyon, expose at pub
lie auction, and sell for cash in hand all the
right, title and interest Of Duncan Campbell
deceased, in the following described reaI-es-
tate, situated in Lyon county, to-wit: The
west half Of the south west quarter Of section
ten COZ township twenty 20) range thirteen
(I3). THOMAS CAMPBELL.
2S-31 Administrator.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-17

1t is stated that the laboring men of
San Francisco have eight million dol
lars In the savings bank Of that city.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-17
FOR SALE.

~ head stock cattle, consisting Of cows,
20 and calves, two year ODDS and yearlings.
+. Z. HICKS
49, VaoGloa, KazzaaI
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-17
MAPS, PLATS & BLANK
OF ALL KINDS.

Particular attention paid to Conveyancing.
Will pay taxes for non-residents, and will
advise regular correspondents of the amount
of their taxes in time to avoid costs.
Will buy and sell Real Estate on the most
favorable terms. No charges unless sale
is made.
VIII procure Patents from the various I.snd
Offices, and furnish
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

The letter of NrdnkEn Pisf62. uD-
holding e ahe nolnihdtiOn b Seymour
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07
New York view ofthe platform.


"A Democratic ratification meeting was
held at Brooklyn, New YofFs on che
night of the 23d, at which Samuel $.
Cox made the principal speech. On the
question of money and the war debt he
gave this view of the platform, and Of
Mr.. Seymour's doctrine, which, it Will
be seen differs radically from the inter
probation of Mr.. Pendleton, who is try
ing to tar Mr.. Seymour with the same
brush that marked him. Mr.. Cox
said a
It should be paid by an extension
over a fair period of time, according to
the letter and spirit Of the laws under
which it was contracted" This is the
Republican platform would (as the
Democratic platform says) pay it in
lawful money" Lawful money, TO
Democratic memory, means something
that chiuks; and as that part of the
debt about which there is so much use
less lOgomRchy in Congress, and such
lucid equivocatiOu, in both platforms,
is not likely to mature for some time
L would not sntic'pate. Certainly for
it's payment as for other reasons, ]
would never issue another dollar of
irredeena Bile, debauChinE, elastic green
back currency. Moving on toward
gold and silver as the standard of all
values, and in the interest of labor and
commerce, we should do, as HOratio
Seymour proposed in his speech of llth
March last, "detnand a policy of peace
order and economy, and by gaining
that, lift up the national credit, help
the taxpayer, and do justice to the
bOndhO!der, and thus make our curren-
cy as srerling coin" Thus would
have one currency for all, and that eur
rency that OF the Constitution.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07
setting Type BY Eleotrioity.

Among the many wonderful eviden-
ces of the ingenuity of mankind is the
machine for setting and distributing
type. This is so farperfected that have
now before me a book containing q, ,993
ems of solid matter, or "a ,255 ems Of
loaded matter, which was both "set"
and distributed in six hours and thir-
ty-nine minutes by the machine. This
is truly wonderful, but Il want to say
the wonder does not stop here. By
means of one of these machines, located
in the large newspaper offices in the
principal cities, and connected by bele-
graph with the Capitol, the reporter or
operator can set type himself, the ma
chine standing in New York or New
Orleans, and he being in the Capitol
Or instead of setting type, be may pro-
duce a matrix-by operating a series
of arms and levers having type attach
ed, and made to strike upon suitably
prepared and movable plastic surface
from which a stereotype may be cast
ready for the press in a few minutes
from the time the speech 1s delivered, or
the action had, whatever 1T may be-
Speeches would sttll have 70 De repor-
ted by short hand, simply because no
One could either write thaln Dut or set
them up as fast as delivered. The CON-
poser having the short hana notes before
him, could then set the type from them
upon the machine at a distance, or, if.
required, the short hand notes could be
as is now done, for the tele-
graph operator, and then set mp tele-
graphed. In the latter case the same
labor of the operator that now sends
the message would put it into type
ready for the press, thus dispensing
with the time and labor now required
to write out the message and set up the
This seems to be the next grent#
step in the electrical progress of the
age and therei is nothing TO prevent. its
being done at once. It is simply ques-
tion of time and mOney-tbat's all
American 4TtesdT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07
sherman's way.
A pillar Of IRE by night,
a nFTTqr 0fsT1oIre ~ fiav-

A pillar Of fire by night,
"A pillar of smoke by day.
/ Some hours Of march-4hen q halt TO plight
And so hold on our way;
Some hours Of march, then a halt to fight
As We hold our onward way.
Over mountain and plain and stream
-, To some bright Atlantic bay,
With our arms afiaSh in the morning beam,
We hold our festal way;
With our arms aflash in the morning beam,
We hold our eheckless way.
There Is terror wherever we come,
There Is terror and Wild dlsmay
When they see the Old Flag,and hear the
When they see the Old Flag. and hear the
Beating time to as on Our way. ldrum
Never unlfraber a sqzlu
- For those YillainQus lines in gray;
Draw sabres, andEnto them on the run
lis thus We clear our way;
Draw sabF6z and soon you viii see them rum
AsWe hold our checkless way.
The loyal, who long have been dumb,
Are loud IN their cheers to-day,
And the old men out on their crutches come,
To see as hold our way;
And the old men ont on their crutcheS come,
To bless as upon ourWay.
Around rs, in rear and tanks,
Their futile squadrOnS play;
With forty-niIe front Of steady ranks
With 6orty-mfle front Of glist'ning ranks,
Our banners clear the way
Hear the SCATTERING IRE that starts
~ From the woods and copses gray!
There Is Just enough fighting to quicken our
As we frolis along the way; Lhearts,
There Is lust enough fighting 70 warm ouF
As We rattle along the way. Ihearts,
Upon different roads abreast.
The heads OF our columns gays
With duttering dags, all forward pressed,
Hold on theis c0nQuering Ways
With dutfering dags TO victory pressed,
We hold our giorious way. @ - .
ssz All, traitors who Dragged 50 bold
In the sad wars early day,
Did nothing predict you should ever behold
The Old Flag come this way?
Did nothing predict you should yet behold
The old banner come back this way 2
By heaven It's a gala march,
7Iis 8 pic ME or q play
or all our long war tits the crowning arch,
Hip, hip for SheIman's 3 way!
OF all our long war this crowns the arch
For Shermauss march hurrah
CHARLES q. HALPIEE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07
Natural HistorH d -.


When the grasshOpper begins 90 live
tina are very smal, but In O little while
thare gets 90 be plenty Of them.
Tha only live one yarB &C Wonc15 aud
then 60 back and begin ogin,
Z Ikare best gate are a hop, and with
the wind on thare quarters thn cnn
make some gud time.
I'ha are a SURE krop 30 raEos bat somU
yeers thR raze more than others. j have
seen some fields so fun of them that Won
cuddent stick umuther Wun unless YOU
sh0rpened him on 90 q pint.
When tha gaf 50 very plenty Cha lro
apt tn start, and then tina boComU
travelin fammin, and l8ve the rond cha
talk as barren ua the inside Of a Cunn-
try church durin q week dn.
Grasshoppera don't seem 20 be aEtu-
ally necessary for our happiness but
tina ma be we don't even no whist We
want most.
don't want graazhOppera 90 give ln-
tirely out, not % tha are q blessing, hut
hev thought (tu mYselD if ina would
let grass and korn-stoClzs be, ana pitch
into burdOcizs and Camady thlsllc-,
would bet q few dollars on the thlGtIC1,
list to encourage the dte, ana Wuldcu't
care if they both got finally licked
But mi Judgment would be- 90 bet on
the grasahoppsr sr.--3oah Billings
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

An enthusiastic" Democrat in In
diana has publicly announced that
he Will Support Frank Blair, not
Withsta1ding be had said he would
rather sleep With bigger than a Dem,
ocrat.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07
"speaker-E -Exlinguisher" A Oapi-
tai Thing.


One Of the journalists Of New York
has Invented what he calls a speaker
extihguisher," to be used at public
dinners, in conventions, houses Of
legislation, and other places, to limit
the flow of bHnkUm ofatOry, which so
often bores and disgusts the listeners.
The machine is described as "a large
sheet-irOn cone, which FITS into a
grooved plate. The plate is fixed
on the floor, and the cone fastened
above by a chain of sufficient length
to admit of its descending to the
groove. It is So arranged that at the
end of five minutes it falls and becomes
air-tigbt. Every speaker is required
to stand upon the plate, and informed
of the time he can employ, If he ex.
ceeds five minutes, the conc falls and
shuts the fellow under, so that he can't
extrieate himself or be heard A
capital invention, certainly, and one
which cannot fail to be popular. It
will diminish the terrOrs which keep
so many people away from public din-
ners and conventions. rsa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

ISotuto5 dultu3 t4e PRESENT. camDaign.
Somebody else had better deliver fbe
lectures, and let Frank Furnish the
,friRhtful e.E .EhHiisls ~ = IS .s'I"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

Weakness of the eyes is very com
mon difficulty, and often a very serious
one. The observance of few simple
rules in the use OF the eyes will fre-
qupntly prevent or relieve this trouble.
Never read or sew by twilight.
Do not use the eyes by artificial light
which is so scant that it requires an eff
fort TO see.
Too much light confuses the sight,
and IS injurious.
Do not sit facing strong light,i pos
sible to avoid It; in reading or working
let the light fall from above, over the
shoulder.
Bathe the eyes thoroughly in tepid
water morning and evening, and often
during the day, IL they feel irritated.
window or from burner, shall fall on
the eyes. .f..s
Cease using the eyes as soon as they
begin to be weary or painful
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

A Democrat, while hearing the Deo-
laration Of American Independence
read al the Fourth of July celebration
at Ridgevilla, Ohio, where Il recites that
'tall men are created equal, and are en-
dowed by their Creator with certain I'M
alienable rights, among which are life,
liberty, and the pursuit Of happiness"
turned upon his heel and walked away,
any such q did abolition speech as
that
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

Shakespeare must have had vision
Of the modern bonnet when, in the
Tanning of the Shrew," he wrote the
following;
Petruohio-"Why this was nodded on a
pOrringer,
A velvet dish;-fle, ne -
Why, tbs q cookie or a walnut she'll,
"A knack, q toy, q trick; q babyis cap;
Away with itt come let me have q bigger p
kathagisse--"Ill have no bigger; this doth
ht the time; tae
And gentleWomen wear such ones as
these"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

which ] labored were TO make IL u
strong and honest pIatfOrm--One that
would secure the rights of the SOutl.
aud protect the honor of my state. Il
is for you to say how these 0bjec.a
have been fulfilled.
GLORIOUS sANTIGIPATIOHs
Success will bring to you deliver
auce from tyranny that gals and Op-
presses you everywhere and at all
times. II a0iU driUe from your bOr-
ders, and consign to the infamy they
so richly have earned the base brood oil
satraps who have dOmineered over the
SOufh X
NEGROES MUST VOTE THE DEMOCRAT
TICKET OR sTARVE.
Organize clubs 10 every locality !;
send speakers through all the land to
arouse the people. Try 10 convince the
negro that We are his real friends; buy
If he a0iU not be continued, and Is stiIl
Joined to his idols, convince him, at
least, chat he R1Rst look to those idols
a1honb he series as has gods to feed aud
cIOthe him. Agree among yourselves,
and act firmly on this agreement, that
goa lCiU not employ a NJ one IChO UOtes
the radical ticket Use al the means
that are placed IN your hands to con-
troll this element by which the radical
party seek to degrade US while they
secure suecess, and We can turn their
batteries against themselves. II will
not do to say that the negro has no
right to vote; for right, or wrong, he
will vote 10 the next election, and mis-
vote may turn the SC lie. Let us meet
this as y practical questioU,
and soek.out Of this great eviTthat has
been inflicted upon us, TO work good
for ourselves
HAMPTON READY 10 GRASP THE
r-~- SWORD AGAIN. sf
Whatever fortunes fate may have.
in store for me I shall always cherish
in the most grateful remembr branoe the
many proofs which the people of Car
olina have given me Of their respect
and esteem }; and wherever my future
lot shall be cast-Whether kind for
tune permits me to spend the rest of
my days in this fair land / have loved
so we'll. OF adverse fortune forces me
to wage the battle of life under other
skies-wherever / may be, should the
dear old mother Of oars call her sons to-
getber 20 defend her affairs, If life and
U0IitiOn are left to me, none 9Ult re-
spORd more cheerf,sELg and promptly
than myself; and at all times, under
all circumstances, everywhere my
prayer shall go up to Heaven, iDvok-
ing, as | do nov, on my State and peo-
pie, the richest blessings that a merci-
ful God can bestow. Long and con-
,Iuued applause. rr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07
The Chlld-Angel.

Little tongues that chatter, chatter
Little feet that pabter, patter
With a ceaseless motion all the day
Little eyes that softly tighten
Little cheeks that flush and brighten
Little voices singing at their play
In my memory awaken
Thoughts of one who has been taken
OF little heart that beats no more
Of a little voice that's ringing,
Mid the angels sWeetly singing
Songs of gladness on q distant shore
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

tion at the spectacle Of a pallid phiI0so-
pher. The Coming Man, I am firmly per
suaded, will not drink wine, nor any
other stimulating fluid. If by chance
he should be sick he will place himself
IN the hand Of the Coming Doctor. ana
take whatever is prescribed. The inn
preston is strong upon my mind, after
reading almost all there Is In print on
the subject, and conyersing with many
physieians, that the Coming Doctor
viii give his patients alehOhOlie mix
lures about as often as he win give
them laudanum, and in doses Of about
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

In our notice of the August number
of the Atlantic Monthly we referred to
the article by James Parton, entitled,
''Wiu the Coming Man Drink Wine
It is one of the best of Mr.. Parton's re-
cent essays, giving the reasons for and
against wine drinking, with such Impair
tiality force and epigra mmatie liveliness
that no one who begins to read win stop
until the end Is reached. Waving con-
sideration of the admitted evils Of ex--
cessive drinking, he discusses the more
open question as to whether wines and
liquors in themselves taken in moder-
alton, are not perhicious. He believes
the evils of excess are so fearful that it.
would afford general relief to know
that alcoholic liquors in themselves are
evil, and to be always avoided. In the
frsB place, he argues that they are not
nourishment. They do not aid diges-
ton; they do not produce heat; they
do not give strength.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

Mansfield is probably the best served
BY railroads of any city in The State.
There are twenty-four regular passen-
ger trains and four accommodation
every tWenty-four hours, Sundays ex-
cepted.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07
Sing . Song Of Greenbacks

Sing a song Of Greenbacks
Jolly lot Of sport,
See q crowd Of COpperheads
Going as Escort,
When they got 20 New York
Looking very hard,
Wasn't it ridiculous
No one there to guard
Belmont In wall Street
Counting out his notes,
Delegates in market
Selling out their votes,
george at Cincinnati
Taking his repose,
Down came HOratio
And nipped OF his nosed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07
{ TT6dsSEIsT IsTSa Io95 i GFaIe8a, FoT ssIS.

FTIHE UNDERSIGNED offer FOR sale a conve mon
i story and haif Frame HOUSE. containing sew
en- rooms, with good cellar, eistern and we'll -
Stable Wood-bouse and all necessary outbuidings
on The premises. Fhe-iand on which It stands
consists Of two large lots, with orchard Of choice
ruiti consisting OF apples, peaches, pears, cher
plpHff must b sod ard Fariics Wir1iu t1 so-
cure pleasant home in a good neighborhood will
DO well % apply 70 A. p. Mason, OF Galena, or 70
Ihos. Yeats, near Delaware, or Lewis Slack near
EheGh re- THOS. YEATS.
+ Iuf 1Qaog-stsnf i FrgWTS 81. Az q
- q HI8 ~ 2 - - ~ -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

II you desire to witness the operation
Of leeCh, let &c be said TO one OF the
Blaira that you have an office at your
disposal,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

FIHERE will be petition presented to the Cum
II missiOBers Of Delaware County, at thrir next
regular session in September next, praying flr
the location cf 4 County Road in Kingston
togERshiRs a. q Ei8nPin the center OF
che rDad eadiaa ON Rgap1lebn % Berkshire Cor
nans.-at thR ela aF Che road ssuth OF 81 nsard's
south line; tbenee south on IoG line bet ween wm
Overture and Henry Sheets 70 the center OF the
road leading from Eden 81 Olive Green.
July 80. Isd8-3ls lstfW-ehE y Sheets
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

Win the Coming Man Drink Wine
A Remarkable Essay on the Use
of Stimulants
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07
ITDTeEsTIoN

Is bat another name for Dyspopsa ana the parent
or many Ills sBo6aokas stomach Bitters taken in
wine glass fuu doses. directly aasT each meal,
wiz surely effect a permanent cure. Do not asko
our word for II, but try them N. u. STARE,
Agent, opposite American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07
EXAMINATION NOTICE.


School Examiners' Notice.
fTlHE school Examiners Or DolaNSTe ennnty EiI
II aeci. d1rfng tse year 1865, ftr the eIstul ina-
tiOn of Teachers the folio wing places ani times
namely
At the COURT ROOM in Delaware, March TN
and 21st April 4th aud 18th May - ScPtrm-
bcr 2fth October 10Th and 9th y ivember Tth
and IAN December 5th.
At the SCHOOL. HOUSE in Ostrander, March 2Sth
and Oct Sd. At the SCHOOL HOUSE in Ashley,
April Ilth. At the SCHOOL HOUSE in Lev. is Gem
ter, April 25th and octabet 31st At Col. Franbes'
SCHOOL H0USE in Sunbury, May 9tn and October
18th.
Candidates must present satisfactory teEtimo-
mails OF gOot NOR EharastcEs;sas tIhr Ia VssFr-
quires, "A cshdttiOn1 sEaHiirftls1Ai, tlat rarb
applicant tTS certiHcRFe# sinai ~ Zee ~ so
cents.
No certificate is granted a.. the cand 'datr iF
Hqualilcd to teach ALL the branchCs na med ia tn
law namely Orthography, ROnd.ng Writing.
Arithmetic, Geography. English Grammar aud
possesses an adequate knew ledge ethe the0rY and
pEatstice Of teac hing-'tE - vi EFhf
No candidate, after second fiilare, viii be al
mitted to Te-examination within months.
Examinations will commence al 20 O'Clock, A.
and ClC Sc al O'cluck, T. n. !; and no applicant
Will br admitted after II O'Clock. The Cises
Will be conducted as far IS possible in writing
Each candidate Is requested to bring paper, and
pencil and stamped envelope direCted 10 h,m
sell, which the ceTtlfeate awarded wit be
mailed 70 him, or nt tiee offaiiure.
.. 5. CAMPBELL.
seb. 4, Issss 81 Clerk-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

II a siNK eSt0rua .nRner -gnvm that C.or
Frank Blair viii deliver t,7rr.,.- 4 H
l. Il. "a ~Hf-A- tfAfA -4asFa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

Sale by Assigueea q
FTyHE undersigned, as Assignee OF Allen McLane.
~ will efleF fOE sale the goods sDd property as
signed 10 him at public auction, at the late store
ol faid AcIRnes il uphRrE, On Saturday Che 18th
dNT N AngMst, next eeFaTlat ueing aE q oiciOcE A.
m. Some credit viii BE given, as announced at
the sale. G, ~ FRAMES,
July II 68.4W AgriFnee.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

The New York Evening Mn1 thi1a de-
scribes the eBelle of Enhopao5h
"a plump, haEpy, delightful little
face-ahe wears her hair On curl ronclu
during the morning with net over her
entire head.
''she takes Ter dinner ih tBo Same
Neglig6 head drs1s.
"LateF in the afternoon uho appears
In ourla.
f'IIar hagorita costume ia puro white
with blue ribbons.
"ARo--botWeen three and tQuEs"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

A Connecticut Democratic pnpcr eta
ted that GEN. ~. II. Blair is graduate %
Yale College, and The New Aaven
Journal exnlalnss "Gons Blair Erna-
uHted as Yale quite promoturolY, At
took him less than year % go
through college,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

in the committee, can assure my fell
low citizens that the only objects for
which / labored were TO make IL n
strong and honest pIatfOrm--One that
would secure the rights Of the South
aud protect the honor of my state. L4
is for you to say how these objects
have been fulfilled.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07

Facts for the Pe0pIe-The Truth
about the Expenses Of the Govern
ment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
Road Notice.

NOTICE is heTebJS given that petition viii be
u pr4aehied to the GeIlnfssiPldfs Of nelapAre
Coantr Ohie, IS flsiE neEt rcEhar uceting, On
moTaT or the county road, commencing near the
SsHmiil Of A. Y. Rutherford, in Liberty township,
Della ware County, Ohio, thence north through lots
Nos. Eve 90, six Co, aud seven %, 10 the north
line Of Rev. J. D. H0Wey's, Ion the WeEt side or
the farm buildiHgs) thence Wosf on said line to a
point intersecti1g the county road as now estab-
lished- July 2s, 1s6s-3Ist4E4