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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-17
An Act
Prescribing the general duties Of the Gousr

Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State Of Iowa, That the Governor
shall carefully and promptly transact all neces-
sary business with the officers Of the state, both
civil and military, and discharge all duties which
may be required of him by law
SEC 2. He shall cause all acts and joint reso-
lutions of the General Assembly, which have
become laws or taken effect by his approval
hereof or otherwise, to be deposited in the office
i u the secretary wililout ue,ay. !.
| SEC. 8. Whenever he shall receive notice Of
The commencement Of any suit or proceedings,
between other parties, by which the rights,
interest, and property of the state shall be liable
IN anywise TO be affected, he shall, if the public
interest requires it, employ such additional
counsel, attorneys, or other person, to act in
conjunction with the Attorney General, as he
may Judge proper to protect the rights and inter-
est, and make every legal and equitable defence
on behalf OF the state, against such suit or pro-
ceedings.
SEC. 4. All expenses incurred under the last
preceding section, and taking care that the laws
are faithfully executed, and in recapturing fugi-
tives from justice Of this state to other states
and Territories, if the Governor shall allow the
same, shall be paid out of the moneys appro-
Ipriated by the General Assembly for such
purposes.
SEC. 5. The Treasurer, and the Secretary of
otite, duu Tue AuQitUr OIL fuOtC Accounts. snail
respectively report to the Governor all defalca-
tions and all neglect of duty of any disbursing
or collecting officer, or agent of the state, who is
required to file his bond with either the said
Treasurer, Secretary, or Auditor--and also, all
failures to perform any undertaking made by any
person with this state, whose bond, contract, or
obligation, is fled either with such Secretary,
Treasurer, or Auditor.
SEC. 6. Upon such report being made to the
Governor, he shall direct suit to be brought for
any such default, neglect, failure, or nonper-
Torrance thereof; and cause all other necessary
and proper matters and things TO be done for the
due prosecution of such suit.
SEC. 7. All necessary incidental expenses Of
the Governor, connected with the duties of his
Office, shall be paid by the state
SEC. 8. All acts and parts of acts coming in
conflict with this act, be and the same are hereby
repealed.
SEC. 9. This act to take effect and be in force
from and after its publication in the weekly
newspapers of Iowa CITY,
]. B. BROWNE.
Speaker House Representatives.
THOMAS BAKER,
President of the Senate.
Approved, Feb sth, lS47
ANsEL BRIGGS.
SEcRErARy's OFFICE, Iowa.,
Feb. 10th, A. D., 1S47.
l, Elisha Cutler, jr., Secretary of the State of
Iowa, do hereby certify that the above is cor
rect copy Of the original act
ELISHA CUTLER, Jr.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-17
Religious D,scussion.

A discussion will be held in the neighborhood
OF Yellow Springs, Desmoines county, Iowa
commencing on Wednesday, the oath inst, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, between the Rev. Mr.. RoBERrs
(Presbyterian:) and |. NJ. WEsTFALL, (Unyei
sallst. Debate to continue four days Sub
Ject-Endless Misery and Universal Salvation
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-17
HI the District Court for johnson
County, Iowa.
{. II. BUCK
80 VS.. ATTACHMENT.

MN. MALOY-SIn: You will hereby take
w notice, that writ Of attachment issued
from the court aforesaid against you, and in ia
yor of G. H. Buck, on the 3lst day of July.
lS46, for the sum of nineteen dollars and sixty.
seven cents; and that your property stands at
tached to satisfy the same. And unless YOU an
pear and plead before the next term of said court,
Judgment Will be entered, and the property so
atlacned VIII be sold 10 satisfy said debt and
Sos's. >: b. GARDNER, Clerk D C..
CARLETON, atty for pla;f.
Iowa City, Feb, II, 1s46-5lw4
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-17
JOINT RESOLUTION

Requiring the .duditor TO audit and olloac the
expenses incurred tythe late Convention to
form. Constitution and State Government
for The STATE Of Iowa.
Resolved by the General Assembly Of the
Slate Of Iowa, That the Auditor of State be and
he is hereby required to audit and allow the ex-
penses incurred by the Convention to form
Constitution and form Of State Government for
the future State OF Iowa, which assembled a. the
State House in Iowa City on the first Monday in
MAY, A. j. 1886, and that the certificates of the
amount of said expenses, signed by the President
of said Convention and countersigned by the
Secretary thereof shall be taken as conclusive
evidence Of indebtedness TO the holder, upon
which the Auditor shall issue his warrant upon
the Treasurer Of the State for the amount therein
J. B. BROWNE,
Speaker House Representatives
THOMAS BAKER,
President Of the Senate
Approved, Jan. 18th, lSl7.
AN5EL BRIGGS.
SEcsETARV's OFFICE, Iowa. ,
February llth, l847.
I hereby certify that the above is correct
copy of the original resolution, and that the same
is published, and thereby takes effect, by virtue
of concurrent resolution Of the General Assem-
bIy fled in my office February 9th, 1871.
ELISHA CUTLER, Jr,
Secretary Of State.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-17

NOTICE therefore, hereby that application will be made by the undersigned
dto Of
johnson
will
nSwhjeh
till the sales completed f THOMAS SNYDER, :
5. " i Co. Iowa
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-17
Laws of iowa.
An dcd

To Indemnify Sans,tcs Riggs, Sheriff Of
Davis county, for lossss and expenses
incurred IN deendiag himself against
prosecutions commenced ssainst HIN for
exercising has office ii tie disputed Terri
tory beaceen loapa and Missouri.
SEC. 1. Be it enacted by tle General Assem-
bly, Of the State Of Iowa, That Samuel Riggs,
Sheriff Of Davis county, is heieby authorized to
file his petition ia the Distric; Court of Davis
county, thereby claiming compensation for his
time and expenses for delendinl himself from any
and all prosecutions that have been commenced
against him, by the authoritis of Missouri, for
exercising his Office on the disputed territory be-
tween Iowa and Missouri--anl that said Court
shall audit ana allow reasonable amount for his
time and his actual expenses, Ind shall make an
order that said amount be paioout Of the Treas
ury of this State.
Sec. q That the Treasurer If this State shall,
upon the presentation of regular certified copy
of said order by said Samuel Riggs, his agent or
attorney, pay the same out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
SEC. g. This act shall taks effect from and
after its publication in the weekly newspapers
of this city
Speaker pro tenn Hou,e Representatives
THOMAS BAKER,
President of the Senate.
Approved, FEB 8, is47
ANsEL BRIGGS
SEcRErARY's OFrIcE, Iowa,
Feb. 9Th, A. d. 1S47
certify the above to be true copy of the
original act on file in my Office
ELISHA CUTLER,jr., sec'y Of State.
An act
Farmg The salaries Of certain officers therein
named. and providing jor their payment
SEC. /. Be it enacted blythe General Assem-
bly, Of the. State Of Iowa, That the annual salary
of the Governor Of this stat shall be one thous-
and dollars; Of the Secretary of State, five hun.
dred dollars; Of the Auditor If state. six hundred
dollars of the Treasurer ofState, four hundred
dollars; and Of the Judges e the supreme and
District Courts, each, one thousand dollars.
Sec That the saiarls of the respective
officers enumerated In the irst section of this
act, shall be audited and allowed as fixed by this
act as other public service, ind paid quarterly,
out OF any monies in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated
Sec 3 That the seryicesof the officers emu
rnerated in the frse section d this act, shall be
considered as commencing OF the first Monday
IN December in each vetr, except those of the
'""Seo VI uiG l>"pieluS an DiStTlCt OourtS,
whose annual services shall commence as may
hereafter be fixed by law: Provided, That the
salaries of the present Governor, Auditor, Sec
rotary OF State and Treasurer, shall date from
the first Monday of December, 1s46
SEC 4. That this act shall take effect and be
IN force from and after its publication in the
weekly newspapers published in iowa City.
j. I BRO VINE,
Speaker Of The House # Represent lives
THOMAS BAKER,
Pfesiint Of The Senate.
Approved, Feb 4, ss47
Asset BRIGGS.
SEcRErARY'sO rFIcE, Iowa, !
Februry 9th, lS47.
] Hereby certify that the Above is true copy
oi the original act now on flein my Office.
ELISHA CUTLER, D., Sec. of State.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-17
An Act
To prorade for the payment of the debt due
the Miners Bank of DuJuoue.

SEC. l.. BE il enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Iowa, That The Auditor of
State be and be is hereby authorized and requir-
ed to issue his warrants, on the Treasurer, to the
president, Directors, and Company of the
Miners Bank Of Dubuque" or to their assigns,
for any amount or balance Of debt and interest
which may be found to be due the said Company
by the late Territory OF Iowa-after applying
the proceeds of the sale of lots, under the prov-
sions of can act to provide for the payment of
the debt due the Miners Bank of Dubuque"
approved, May 10Th, 1915: Provided, That the
said President; Directors, and Company, or their
assigns, shall first surrender TO the Auditor the
evidences of debt executed to them, by the Ter
ritorial Agent, under the act of the 18th of jan
uary, 1871.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from and
after its publication in the weekly newspapers
of Iowa City.
J. B. BROWNE,
Speaker House Representatives.
THOMAS BAKER,
President Of the Senate.
Approved, Feb. sth, 1877.
ANsEL BRIGGS.
SEcRETARy's OFFICE, Iowa,
February 10th, 1847.
hereby certify that the above is true copy
of the original act.
ELISHA CUTLER, Jr., Sec of State.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-17
An Act
10 propide for a Loan fir he purpose o
defraying The expenses and paying IL
creditors of The Safe.

10 provide for Loan fir The purpose of
defr1ytng The expenses and paying the
creditors Of The Safe
SEC. l. Be it enacted by tie General Assem-
bly, of the State of Iowa, Tat there shall be
borrowed, for the purpose ofpaying the current
expenses OF the State Government and to pay
certain classes Of debts hereinafter named. the
sum OF flfty-Hye THOUSAND Dollars for a term
not exceeding ten years, at rate OF interest not
exceeding ten per centum per annum, payable
seml annually, the paynaeGi of the interest and
the reimbursement OF the principal to be made
at such place, within the United States, as may
be agreed on
SEC. 2 The Governor ofthe State is author
ized aud required 10 issue bonds, for and in behalf
OF the State; for the sum or sums of money which
may be borrowed under the provisions of this
act, stlpuiatlng for the payment Of the interest
and principal in manner and form as may be
agreed on, not contrary TO the provisions of this
acts Which Bonds shall esigned by the Gov
ernor, and counter-signed by the Auditor Of
Public Accounts.
SEC. g. The State doth hereby irrevocably
pledge its faith to provide adequate means to pay
comes due, and to reimburse the principal as
may be agreed on, and for these purposes the
revenue arising from all the taxable lands and
other taxable property in this State, Or SO much
thereof as may be necessary, shall be and the
same is hereby SET apart and pledged for that
purpose; which revenue shall in no year be less
than the amount payable for the interest or the
principal, as the case may be, after the payment
of all expenses Of collection; and no tax shall
ever be levied by the legislative authority OF
Iowa, on the stock hereby created, nor on the
interest which may be payable thereon, and
further, that the value Of said stock shall in
nowise be impaired by the authority of this State.
SEC. 4. All moneys or funds arising from the
loan shall be paid into the State Treasury, and
be there subject TO the payment Of the debts
mentioned, and in the order inWhich
they are named, to-wit: The expenses growing
out of the present session of the legislature, and
the saIarie; of the state officers SO far as the
same may be due; the debt due the Miners
Bank Of Dubuque; the expenses incurred by
the two Conventions held for the formation OF a
Constitution Of the State; and then, other duly
claims against the state, in the
order in which the same mar be presented,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-17
Am Act
Ie pForlae for the locatiel Of he count
seal in the c0atnfu f ZONES.

seal IN The county Gf Jones.
Sec. / Be it enacted by TIL General Assem-
bly, OF the State Of Iowa, Tha the legal voters
Oh Jones county shall vote, at he spring election
OF ls4I; for such points in sad county as they
may deem propef--and if, upon canyassing the
votes, IT is ascertained that an, one point has
received majority of votes ova all others, then
tnat point shall be and reman the permanent
seat OF Justice of said Jones county-but, if no
point shall receive such maiopty, then special
election shall be held on the fist Monday Of the
next month in the several townships or precincts
IN the county, and the people shall there vote
Tor the three points which received the highest
number of votes at the last ELECTION, and ii any
point receives majority of he votes over the
other two points, It shall then be aud remain the
permanent Seat OF Justice of said county-and
il no poiat receives maorityof the votes over
Inc other two, then there shall be held another
election, as above, on the firt Monday of the
next month, and the vote shll be for the two
points which received the highest number of
votes al the last elections, and he point receiving
the highest number Of votes sail De and remain
the permanent Seat of justice of said Jones
county said special election to be conducted
and returns made as in regulaI elections
SEC z. All acts and partsof acts coming in
conflict with this act be and tie same are hereby
repealed
SEC. 3 This act to take effect from and after
It's publication in The Iowa Standard and Iowa
Capital Reporter.
ALFRED HEARD,
Speaker pro tenn. House o Representatives.
4 TH0MASlBAKER
Iresijc,t of the Senate
Approved, Feb 3, 1917.
ANSEL BRIGGS.
SEcRETARY's OgrIcE, Iowa.,
February 5, l. d., ls47
hereby certify that The above is true copy Of
the original nct now on file in nv office.
ELISHA CUTLER, IT,. Sec. of State.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-17

Butler Walter-Saw mill sitecomnencng at the tun-
mel post Of the tunnel in the Iowa City Manufacturing
e Company dam il the Iowa river, on the w. side Of
said river, running thence :. 56ia W. sixteen # to the
N. w. tunnel pot thence S. 35aa E. ofthe abutment
S. 52la w. three rods and 81 links, thence south l9s
E. two rods, thsncc N. 70sa E. five rods and IL links.
thence N. 33ia ~ four rods ana three links to the
place ofbegnnlg being part of the fraction of land
originally deed,d to the Iowa City Manufacturing
Company By Walter Butler, on the w side of the
Iowa River, in Fs s.. s-~zs
Hale Moses south west of north west
Iowa city Manuf'g cory east south westt
same 7ss lot no. 5
same eassl lot no. 6
commencing at stake on the east
49, or left bank the Iowa river at high water mark,
b thence four rols to low water mark 57a thence
from said stale 73la nine rois to a stake bear.
ing tree red EN- II inches 10 diameter, 25as "
492 links to awhile hickory IL inches in diameter,
s70ta 81 Inks, thence 24ae "a rods 10 stake
bearing tree white oak rs inches in diameter s47&s
e 53s links to awhile oak 70 inches in diameter,
2oa W u links, hence 73i W ten rods to stake
at high water mark, bearing tree white ash 16 in.
ches in diameters 37e e 46 links to water birch
10 inches in diameter, n $50 W IS links, thence in
the same directo about 81 rods to low water mark
thence up the lova river to the place of beginning
at low water max, containing In all about2 acres
more or less, in .- ..
Same Also, certai othes piece Of land on the or
right bank OF salCriVer, commencing at a stake on
said bank oppose the house in which Walter But
Ter did reside, thace 19a to stake IA rods pit,
links e, thence 70aa to low water mark rods
more or less, thece down said river ID rods 1oe
W, thence $ 7o&2 rods less to the place
of beginning, conaining about of an more
less, excepting ii. saw mill site as decided to VIM.
l. Gilbert as administrator of the estate of Walter
Butler, deceased y the President and Directors of
the Iowa City Manufacturing company, in
Phelps iouth easts r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-30
THE NINTH REGIMENT.

Al this time of writing, Thursday morn
ing, we have not found any list of casualties
to this Regiment, except to Col Ransom,
killed, and 1t. Sprague, of Boston, slightly
wounded. Perhaps further lists ofkilled aud
wounded may come to hand embracing the
casualties, if any, to the 9th Regiment.
p. 5. Since the above was in type, the fol-
lowing paragraph came to hand in the Bos-
ton Daily Atlas:
"Thc Hartford Times Of Monday contains
some extracts from private letter. written
by Lieut.. Col. Sey mour, of the New England
Regiment ofwhich Regiment the late Col.
HansQ:u was commander. The letter states
that Col. Ransom fell as they were pressing
up the hill of Chepultepec. His body is pre-
served in leaden coffin, and it will be re-
turned to New England, to be buried among
his kindred. The New England regiment
has been in the hardest fought battles, and its
number IS reduced one halt. Col. Seymour
now has command of the regiment
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-30
Common schools.

a suvrulan ofStatg and County Supcr,u-
trrts..rs met according 3D. adjournment made
Iu.f war. az the state House n MontPol,cr,on
"a zoo. -sdny. Got ~, l-I5
Ia f.a temporary ahss r-e af the State Su-
arr.af ndrut Hon - NJ Camp was appoint.
el Fr.. .iru'. aud Rev " Case Secretary of
eoHvr. uou.
Ans sHruc preliminary remarks ia regard
Fl. tlr 1h-re's ofthr convention, a document
sos r,. q by Hou. %. " Camp, which contain
.d d. aided plan Of alterations and additions
'1 .br yr-tinF school ~ lad on the table.
The aIlov,nr resolution was then moved
30 t, 'I- IIau.
Reese wed, That Teachers Institutes are
frsf au -he catalogue ct tnstrumentalities at
aHr r1I. Iiand, for recurring body of enlight-
rurd aHI gfhotynt Teachers.
AMER O. fan and interesting discussion, in
rh.rh she objects and advantages Of Institutes
srre o.. FORTH a. we'll a. the manner Of con.
.a...au them, thc Resolution was passed IMAM
talaHf.E
N1trl that the subject Of recommending
Ar ll rlr f.cs tor usc inp schools, be referred
'Da 81. &C committee, Go report tomorrow
mo-rlnr The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed aid committc,.
Uru. .loracc Eatou, State Superintendent;
'ir Hos ard, SuPcr,nh .ndcnt Of Orange coun-
} and Kew Mr. Case, superintendent oil Cal
edaura county
Nasrg Thain committee be appointcd TO
souasjcr the propuetJ q Tccomme nding for
Gee iu ol r. schools, a system Of physiology,
material listory, and intellectual algc bra.
Ncssrr Hall Of E-ex, Robinson Of La
tp,.., ,.f..,,....,.,, .,.,,,,i,
''-''''' -
were app 'h'Su A1'a committee
Mr So 4 called up Toe proposed amendment
.ta ths o.. Dol lac. red by Mr. Conn.
l.-...... ... 49,
''' '' - ne u's'Fao'c'
nrss oi a." proposed amendments was gener-
adv adm ted, az u wba F.lt that there was not
,.,,,. f-- Lid, roDvs,.... g., t....,o,, r,o, tho
tI tb,t -,rre, ,,,,.,.,,. ,t,.,,, -. ;,,nor,orco
srrD,na-.. 3, -. o., e. tho matter %
tt. g.. -. .,,..,,,,,,,.,..,
49, Th,, Inc ,-r.cn, law ougbt so to
ill., NJ, o., NAH. ,t. actual attendance of
,,b,,. a.. .hoi, rur,hor IN
-. "
district be oaS's' ~ part Tor the distribution
Of The pa. liC money
OcTouTR 81, Q a. NJ.
Convention met Q scordinr TO adjournment
..s,h, minute. A.. =,
VI. io'-
owing '.'''' on " ." Atm
'tu'' 20" y W. '''' man
go. "a avs G 1!,I ,Il lH1Sin ueh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-30

Q}TGov. Martin, of Alabama, has issued
his proclamation, calling upon the several
Major Generals ofthat State, to exert them
selves to raise the five companies of Infanty
"called for from Alabama, nearly six months
ago, ~ the President of the United States to
serve during the war with Mexico" The
Gov. appeals TO the patriotism of the young
men to come forward and save the honor of
the state. Let 1t be remembered that Aaba-
ma isa Loco State, ruled by party that
talks loud for war, but that holds back when
they are wanted to fight,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-30

T.a Nanh l.nsHl.Ha'aurrs Report 20 the
.s..sfar. stH-s e. rard.fion OF the Banks
rf-f. o.. af s a.I|Hes
f.fs IHrrrasr since 4G
...-a. a..t 80 go srl 60 sI2i ,Jo2 so
I.. ID ..r... .f.Hr. l-T.Fl a. sp1,i57 H.
.. --s- s. tt4t- DO 5',4i5 -
r.Flf f..bUt.... 4.uJHtl Ul GoO, as j6
f.fsI H.sasrsss, s,lJo,eu 90 l,ui- ,lii q
r.Harr, s7a,T7- 90 TITS ~
dodge Williams boo r..dr r-ror, 20 the
r.s.sfrrr ur-a rls Claim OF VERMONT upon
-.. General Government O. s.rrrrs rrudrT-
#arss ihr Revelation. go reports that
... Hrrr nH jose rI1lm, iuaa ouch as VI ben the
a.IfH era received into thr @ Htsu, it aas un.
a. .f.H# iHaf sfr should srh1Fre bier own
rf IHr ICON Inland Usn some years
....a rr arrss.i a. similar Of tafau aud probably
.ar fls ssms reHsau.
.ta.ar Nu.uis by adrr Thompson
a..aId b. raad by every Prrsau that expects
Ia ..a.h aebaaI, and by ,vrry school district
-a-lmI.f-r man. apd MIDGET. by every person
Hr. sss auy iutrrsst al .H ths success nnd
ls. r..l,ss afaar common .raao's.
The E.a. @ T.. Mar,h sud Gov. Paine
r-r. no '1 tlr Covr-ng-, Ga % ih' artist Powers
r-H.rs.s fr .varutr Boo the r.lrse of s'N years
-.a.ars 90 Ethan Allen and Thomas th'''cn'
..u fa le placed Boo Our State llausr, Tor The
far. .r $4,000
N.rfrstt Lfarru P,rrr Ia,,rsrrov.-
Tao. bod. mrt boz Buffalo, an tHr s'th. Lew.
49, .....f..t.. "a T.....I.rf tgYn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-30

"Whereas practice has been adopted in
some congregations of sitting during prayer;
practice which is n departure from the Gus
tom of our Puritan ancestry."-Deciardtion
ofhe Orleans Co. Conf
Very well;-so our puritan ancestry"
hung people for witchcroft-and why not
permit their descendants to cease doing Soft
they so elect?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-30

GjPThe locoiocos ut their State Conven-
ton elected DIR. Ira Davis, of Norwich, and j.
:. Robinson of Bennington, Delegates 10 the
National Convention. They belong TO that
class of politicians that voted down the Will
mot Proyiso resolution in the New York
Convention. A carefully worded resolution
embodying something like the Wilmot pro-
viso was squeezed through, after much op-
position 10y certain leaders, but the "Arttul
Dodger" went in for it for the sake of policy
and effect in Vermont, declaring it would
have no efiec; out Of the State lie opened,
asserting he had hoped the Wilmot proviso
would have been kept out Its opponents
say all the party will back out before twelve
month. But the Polk officials got the anti
Proviso Delegates by n packed committee,
and that was what they cared the most a.
bOut
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-30

The sg,psr.-ts Hdrut of ~raeols .a l4.-ds
u.a CaaHfr gives uet.c- that b. " o.. sr'.-.8 Co
itr e. rala.aattou or ts-sh-rs f.r va rs- ..-.fs
"a /. E...a44