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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-22

RECEPTION DE L'AMBAssADEUR DE
FRANCE A WAsH1NaToH. - M. de Sarti-
ges, accompagne du secretairc dc la L.
CATION f~rancaise,' ct d'autres me'nbrcs de
Ia mission dip!omatique, Etc presents
au President, vendrcdi 30 mai, d une
heure de l~'apres-midi, par lie secretairr
L'Etat, en- sa q~ualita d'Envoye Extraor-
dinaire ct Ministre PleniPotentaire de la
Republiquc Francaise. En- presentant
sa lettre de creance, rAmbassadeur Il a
dresse les paroles suivantes au President:
"Monsienr lie President - yant etc
appcIe par la confianoc du President dc
la RepnbIiquc a rhonneur de represent
ter lie gouvcrncment frarcais pres dn
g]ouvernemcnt DIES Etats Unis, je suis tres
| heureux d'etre linterprete des scnti-
ments !'amitie ct de profonde sympathie
que mon gouvernemcnt, ct jc puts lie di,
re. mon pays, on toujours Gu pour votre
nation.-nation 81 dlgne de la grande
prosptrite don't ellie jouit. Je m'appIi-
querai enforcement, Monsieur le Presl'
dent, avcc paide de vos bienveiIlanles
dispositions a notre tgard, de maintenil
ct de l%oriitier les BONES relations qui OK.
istent entire nos pays respectifs ; en- agis.
SAINT ainsi, jc ne ferai que metre en- pra-
tique les intentions du President de Ia
Republique Francaise, qui en- yertu dcs
lc:tres de creancc Que j'ai rhonncur de
sous remettre, ma a%ccredite CONNIE son
Envoye Extraordinairc, ct son Ministre
Planipotentiaire, aupres de votre Gou-
vcrnemcnt."
A ce di,cours de rAmbassadcur, NJ. lc
President DIES Etats Unis %repondit !: Mon
sicur:-"Je suis heurcuX de vous aCcueil-
lr CONNIE lie representant de In France
ct dc reCevoir de YOU IN cettc quali'e,
les assurances renouvelees d'amitie ct de
sympathie de Ii part de votre Gouver-
nement, ct dc votrc pays envcrs les Etats-
Unis.
Notre amitie pour la France a son orr
CINE dams la lutte que nous avons soutc-
nue. pour Tot Greer n existence natio-
male, ct ellie fut cimenttc sur les champs
dc bataiIle par lie melangc du sang de
nous ancetres avcc celui dc lcurs allies,
les heros francais qui etaient venus bra
vement nous secourir. Au-milicu dc tou-
,,cs les peripeties politiques parmi les
~quelles s;est trouve Sotre grand ct illus,
ire pays, un scntiment' p:ofond de sym.
pathie rationale a retenti dams toutu -
population americaine, qui s'cst rejouie
de votre prosperite, ct a salue avec lie
plus grand plaisir votre avenement re-
cent parmi les nations republicaines de
notre 6poque.
Je puts yous insurer, que de mon CO
te, je ferai tout ce qui d%ependra de moi
pour maintenir ct fertilizer les relations
amicalcs qui existenta present entire nos
deux gouvernements, = pour reserrer
plus etroitement les liens qui les unissent
Pun a rautre. Dons mon desir d'attcin.
Dire ce but 81 desirable, e vous reGois IL
vec la plus grandc cordialite, CONNIE IA
gent DipIomatique de la premiere des
rtpnbIiques d'Europe."
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-22
Succession dc Maria .4ntonih .4io,-o -

Succession dc Maria .Antonia Alonzo, d.
G4nte femme de Forcncio 4. Lcvfs.
7TrfaTAT DE La LOUISIANA Com L.,
80 Cinquieme District Judiciaire dams ct pour
Paroisse assumption.
Attendu que Jerome St German. adm.
nistrateur de la susdite succession a mis- a.,
cour un compile final dc son administration,
ainsi qu'une petition demandant lho.no]o.
CATION
Avis est par lie present donne a ,ous ceux
quo celia pcut conccrner, d'avoir d d6dvire
dams les dix jours qui %suivrout la date d.
cette publication, les raisons pour lesouellcs
10 dit compile nc serait pas approuyt G,
homologut ct les fonds entire ses mains re-.
parts CONFINEMENT audit tableau.
Par ordrc de Ia Cour.
Absorption, lie 3 JUN 1851.
1927 DESIRE LEBLANC, Grefhcr,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-22
ct mn peu lie trancais.

Ang!sis ct mn peu lie tnnfais.
III est part de !habi,a,iou Go son malir.,
NJ. Pierre Theriot de la Belle-Rjyia,.
dams la mutt du 20 Mai dernier. Una "a
compense honnGte sera accerdee 4 IA no,
some qui conduira Ie flgitif d son mai,ro
on qui l~ecrouera dams Ia geolc do "a.
somption OH une ge6le %voisine.
+. s. 81 &c neg,e est arre,e, on csi prie
den donner avis aux bureaux d, p;o,n;or
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-22
Jules Lopene ct 4. F1rrt vs. Dom,e,s
Gianehoni ct Pierre Linchi.
mo, 20S,y

vENTE PAR lie SIIERIF.
IlTAT DE LA LOUISIANA Cour
"s~a DIT CINautEME DrsTRlcr, dams ct rour
la Parotsse Assumption.
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de- rcn,e:
i moi adressc par Honorable Ia sus di,s
cour, dams 'afaileci.dessus intitul6e ct nu,nG
rotee, j'ai saisi ct j%'offrira ell yente publiaue.
Il la maison de cour dc cet,e p~aroisse, ls
samedi 5me jour du mois de Juliet 1851.
IL heures du matin, Ia propriet6 ci-apres
decrite, appartenant d Damiens Chameleon
ct Pierre Lihchi SAVIOR:
Tn terrain situe en- ccttc parroissc, dang
lie village de Paincourtville SUI Ia rive drojto
du Bayou de Lafourche, mesurant trentc
pieds de face d la rue du bayou, sur cen,
pieds de profondeur, sur les premiers cinq
bieds dc la ligne superieure, cent cinqoantc
ct i'm pieds et quatre pouces de profondeur
sur les vingt cinq pieds dc face qui res,e,
la dite profondeur %courant ontrc ligheis pa.
~raleles, hornee en- haut 81 en- arriere
par les terrains de Isaac Hebert ct du cote
den bas par Ii propriete do Z. L. Malhiot,
ensemble avec ioutes les batisses ct amelio-
rations qui en- dependent, sans aticune re-
serve.
Saisi pour salisfaire lie Wi, ei-dessua ct
les frais du process.
Conditions-Conptant
Paroisse Assumption lie 80 Mai 1851.
A. f. HICKMAN, Shf.
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sur la partie infarieire de la jamie gauche
ct resultant dun coup de hache, l'autre sur
un des avant.bras. Ce griffe porte ofdi.
nairement les cheveux tresses il a res
d~euxcaninesde la machoire superieure tres.
eloignees Pune de l%'autre, des ~epaules rom
des ct BASES, il a une petite voix ct il parle
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-22
PARTI AKRON.

I'm grife, repondant au nom d'A-
ZIG, age d'environ vingt.cinq ans,
: table d'environ cinq pieds deux
pouces, dune constitution tres ro-
.huste. ayaut deux cicatrices. Pune
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

who shall atfiX the seal of the State
thereto, and countersigned by the
comptroller, which bond executed as
aforesaid shall be transferable Oh deli
very, and bind the State for the faith
ful payment thereof
Sec 4. After the bonds aforesaid
shall have been countersigned by the
comptroller, it shall be his duty to
make Il register of the same in book
to be kept for that purpose, with the
number and amount thereof, and deli
yer them 10 the treasurer, charging
him with the same. The treasurer
shall also keep a register of such bonds
as may be negotiated.
Sec 5. Coupons for the interest shall
be attached to each bond so that they
may be removed without injury or mu-
tilatlon to the bond.
Sec 6. The treasurer shall be, and
he is hereby authorized with the appro-
val of the governor of the state. to ne
gociate such loan as speedily as possi-
ble, at such time and place, and in such
amounts as they may determine the ex-
igencieS Of The state require; but no
loan shall be negotiated below the par
value thereof
Sec Z. Any claim which this state
has now, or may hereafter have upon
the General Government, fer moneys
expended our of this loan, for the pur-
poses aforesaid shall be, and the same
is hereby set apart and pledged for the
payment of the principal and interest
arising upon said bonds together with
all other moneys in the treasury, not
otherwise appropriated, or 50 much
thereof as may he necessary.
Sec 5. The treasurer is hereby au-
thorized to defray such expenses as NAV
be incurred incurred III obtaining the
above loan. Provided, That it does
not exceed the sum Of two thousand
dollars to be paid out Of any moneys
III the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated. Provided, said loan be nego-
ciated in this state
JOHN BIGLER,
Speaker of the Assembly
DAVID c. BRODERICK,
President of the Senate.
Approved, February I8, 1851.
JOHN McDOUGAL.
Office Of the Secretary Of State. }
VALLEJO, June IL, 1851.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is
true copy Of an original act now Oh
file in this office.
w. VAN VOORHEES,,
oct Is Secretary sf State.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

AN ACT authorizing the Treasurer of
the State to negotiate a loan uDOn
the faith and credit Of the State, for
the purpose of detraying the expen-
ses which have been and may be in
CURED, in suppressing Indian hostili
ties IN this State, in the absence Of
adequate provision being made by
the General Government.
The People Of the Sfetc Of California re-
presented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as foLtOtCS
Section /. By virtue of the power
given to the legislature by the consti
tuition OF this state, article eighth, "ln
case of war to repel invasion, or sup
press insurrection," loan not exceed
ing five hundred thousand dollars ia
hereby authorized to be negociated uD-
on the faith and credit of the state.
payable in ten years, and at any period
after five years, at the pleasure Of the
state; said loan to bear rate Of inter
est not exceeding l2 per cent. per an
mum, payable annually or semi-annual-
ly, at such place as the contracting par
ties may agree. Provided, however,
that the interest of the first year may
be paid 10 advance out of the loan thus
made.
Sec 2. That the treasurer be, and he
is hereby authorized and required to
cause suitable bonds to be provided for
said loan, in sums not less than one
thousand dollars.
Sec 8. All such bonds shall be signed
by the treasurer, in his official charac-
ter, made payable to and endorsed by
the governor in his official character.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

PLrRIoTIC SYMPATHY.-We learn,
says the New York Herald that the sai-
lOrs of the U. S. ship Albany, at Ha--
vana, were thrown into great state Of
excitement OIL learning that fifty Amer
leans were 10 be shot. They waitsd
upon Cayt. Randolph to get permission
to land and prevent the execution they
desired him to open his batteries upon
the town and when the guns were
heard at the execution, they waited the
flag Of the Albany struck.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

AN AcT prescribing the amount Of COM
Pensatlon and mode of payment to
persons who have performed military
services for the State Of California,
and expenses incurred therein.
The People Of the State IF California, re-
presented in Senate and assembly, d0
enact as folloacs
Sec. l. There shall be paid to the
officers and soAiers who have hereto
fore rendered actual military service to
the state Of California, in compliance
with an order from the Executive Of
this State, in all Indian wars since the
the thirteenth day of November, one
thousand eight hundred and forty-nine,
the following pay per diem for the
number Of days Of actual service rem
dered by each, to wit: To each major
fifteen dollars per day to each captain
twelve dollars per day to each leute-
nant ten dollars per day to each ser
geant seven dollars per day; to each
corporal six dollars per day; to each
private five dollars per day to each
quartermaster twelve dollars per day
to each commissary twelve dollars per
day; to each surgeon twelve dollars per
day; to each adjutant twelve dollars per
day. Each officer and private who
may have furnished his own horse or
horses, shall be allowed one dollar per
day for each horse so furnished pro-
vided, the number furnished shall not
exceed the number of horses allowed
to officers and privateS IN the United
States army and further provided, that
each officer shall make affidavit before
some Judge or Justice of the Peace,
that such horse or horses were actually
in use by him in the campaign for the
time charged, were necessary for the
service, and ale not allowed for or to
be allowed as the property Of any other
individual in service, which affidavit
shall be returned by the paymasters as
hereinafter provided for in the return
of vouchers.
Sec. 2. The amount of compensation
to be paid under the provisions of the
first section of this act, shall be ascer-
talned from the returns of the proper
commanding officer or officers now on
file in the adjutant generals office.
Sec. s All necessary expenses incur
red In armihg, equipping, and for pro-
visions and clothing furnished to or for
the use Of persons who have been in
actual military service, shall be paid on
the certificate of the proper officer. or
officers, now on file in the adjutant gen
erals Office.
Sec. 4. That William. Rogers, of FL
Dorado county, and William Foster,
Of Los Angeles, arc hereby appointed
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

AN ACT to prohibit Officers from being
interested in certain contracts.
The People of the State OF California, re-
presented IN Senate and assembly, 10
enact US f1Ilous
Section 1. That it shall not lie lawful
for any officer of state or member Of
legislature, alderman or member of the
common council of any city in this state,
or for the trustees of any city, town or
village, or for the supervisor of any
county to become contractor under
any contractor, or order for supplies
authorised by or for the state, or any
department thereof, or the legislature,
or either branch thereof, or by or for
the aldermen or common council, board
Of trustees, or board Of county super
vlsors, of which he is a member, or to
be IN any manner interested, directly
or Indirectly, as principal in any such
contract.
Sec =. That it shalInot lie lawful for
any town, city, county or State officer
or member Of the legislature, to be in
terested IN any contract made by snch
officer or legislature Of which he is
member /; or be purchaser Or he inter
ested IN any purchase at any sale made
by such officer, or a seller dit any pur-
chase made by such officer in the dis
charge of his official duties.
Sec s. That all contracts made in
violation of the provisions of the first
and second sections of this act, may be
declared void at the instance of the ci-
aty. town or village, or county interested,
or OF any other party interested in such
contract, except the officers prohibited
in said sections from making or being
interested in such contract.
Sec A. Any person violating the pre-
visions of this act, directly or 17H4fectly,
shall forfeit his office, and shall be p1-
nished by fine not less than five hun
dred, nor more than five thousand dol
lars, or by Imprisonment in the county
Jail for not more than six months, or
both. JOHN BIGLER,
Speaker of Assembly.
D. CT BRODERICK,
Psesident of the Senate
Approved Mays1, 1851.
JOHN McDOUGAL.
Office of Secretary of State,
VALLEJO, June %, 1851.
! hereby certify that the foregoing is
true copy of an original act now on.
file in this office.
w, VAN VOORHEES,,
octl8 Secretary Of State.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

paymaSters, to pay and liquidate all
claims against this state for actual mill
tary services rendered, as hereinafter
provided.
Sec 5. Said William Rogers shall
pay and liquidate all claims for services
rendered aud expenses incurred by the
troops under command of Major Will
liam Rogers, III FL Dorado, Sutter, and
Yuba counties.
Sec 6. Said William Foster shall pay
and liquidate all claims for services
rendered and expenses incurred by the
troops under the command of General
Joseph c. Morehead, engaged in what
has been commonly denominated the
ella expedition.
Sec 8. The said paymasters may at
tend at such times and places to perform
the duties assigned them in this act, as
the commander-in-chief may direct.
Sec 5. The comptroller and treasu-
rer of state are hereby jointly constitu-
ted an examining board, to whom the
accounts and vouchers of the paymas-
ters shall be returned for examination
and approval, on or before the first day
of January, one thousand eight hun
dred and fitty-two; in default Of which
settlement, it shall be the duty Of the
comptroller to proceed against such de-
taulter in the manner provided by law
for the enforcement of payments due
the State, and the defaulter shall like
wise be subject to the same damages as
provided by law in like cases.
Sec 9. The comptroller of State is
hereby authorized TO issue his warrant
on the treasurer of State for the sum of
one hundred thousand dollars, payable
to William Rogers out Of the "War
Loan Fund.-" and similar warrant to
William Foster for one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars, payable
out of the same fund, to enable them
TO make the payments specified in this
Act.
Sec 10. The treasurer may paw and
deliver to said paymasters on such war
rants in bonds Of the war loan, that in
their judgment can be paid out or sold
in discharge of any Indebtedness to he
liquidated under this act.
Sec IL. Each of the paymasters ap-
pointed by this act shall execute bond
in the penal sum Of suth amount AS
may be by each received, with suretics
to be approved by the governor, comp
troller, and treasurer, for the faithful
performance of the duties entrusted TO
them by this act.
Sec ~. Said paymasters Shall each
receive for his services rendered under
this act: seven per centum on the
amount d'Sbursed by each in discharge
of his duties.
Sec Is. That in default Of said paw
masters accepting their appointments,
or in the event of the death or resigna-
ton of either, the vacancy shall be fill
ed by appointment by the governor, and
the person appointed shall give like
bond as required by this act.
Sec IA. The comptroller shall file in
his office all accounts and vouchers
which may have been rendered by Ell
ther paymaster, and shall hold such ac-
counts subject to the examination of the
legislature.
Sec Is. In the application and con
structiOn of the payments to be made
as herein contemplated, it shall be the
duty of the disbursing officers to be
guided by the rules and regulations in
force for like disbursements to volun-
teers in the service Of the United
States.
JOHN BIGLER,
Speaker of the Assembly.
nAVtn n DnnEDl1,Ir
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

of the seventh section, or of the indi-
gent sick who may be the objects of
state charity.
Sec. I9. Ii shall be lawful for the col
lector Of the port of Stockton to send
all sick and disabled seamen to the state
hospital upon such terms and under such
rules and regulations as shall be agreed
upon between the collector and the
trustees.
Sec. 90. All directors, managers or
any other person interested with any
circus, theatre, or exhibition of any
kind, open to the public of the city of
Stockton, shall pay in coin to the treas
urer of the hospital, for each and every
representation, the sum of FIVE dollars,
and for every public and subscription
bali or concert, and all lectures and
publie exhibitions of any kind, the sum
Of ten dollars shall be paid in like man
ner. The mayor of the city shall pro-
hibit all entertainments or diversions
herein named, unless the applicant shall
first exhibit to him the receipt for said
tax, signed by the treasurer Of the hos
pital.
Sec. 81. From and after the passage
of this act the comptroller of state is
hereby authorized and required to au-
dit and issue his warrants upon the
treasurer of the state in favor of the
president of the board of trustees of
the state hospital, countersigned by the
treasurer thereof quarterly, the nett
prOceedS-0f all sums of moneys which
may be allowed and paid into the state
treasury arising from the one-fourth of
the total amount of taxes which may
accrue nett to the state treasury from
licenses for gambling and sales at pub
lie auction Provided said one-fourth
shall not exceed the sum OF twenty
thousand dollars.
Sec. %. The comptroller of state is
hereby required to- audit and issue his
warrants upon the treasurer Of state in
favor of the president Of the board Of
trustees of the state hospital, counter
signed by the treasurer thereof, payable
out OF any money not otherwise appro-
priated out of the general fund, the
sum of fifteen thousand dollars, pay able
quarterly during the first year.
Sec. %. All charges, fees, fines or
penalties collected by virtue of the fore
going provisions OF this act, shall be
wholly for the use and benefit of the
state hospital, and shall be applied to
no other purpose whatever.
Sec. %. The legislature shall have
power to alter or amend this act vhen-
ever the same by them may be deemed
proper.
JOHN BIGLER,
Speaker of the Assembly.
DAVID C. FREDERICK,
President of the Senate
Approved April 80, 1851.
JNO. MCDOUGAL.
Office of Secretary of State,
VALLEJO, April 80, 1851.
hereby'oertify that the foregoing is
true copy of an original Act now on file in
this office. w. VAN VOORHEES,,
OCtIS Sporotarv IF Stota
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
VOIIIN DIULEh,
Speaker of the Assembly.
DAVID c. BRODERICK,
President of the Senate.
Approved, March 7, 1851.
JOHN MCDOUGAL.
Department of State,

VALLEJo, July Ilth, 1851.
|, w. Van Voorhies, Secretary Of
state for the state of California, do here
by certify that the foregoing is cor
rect copy of All original act now on file
III this office. w. VAN VOORHEES,,
Octl8 Secretary of State.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

Othce of Secretary of State,
VALLEJO, April 80, 1851
hereby7oertify that the foregoing is a
true copy of an original Act now on file in
this office. w. VAN VOORHEES,,
octlo Secretary Of State
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-17
A. D. kEYES. President.

A locomotive engine has been late.
ly manufactured at the works of the
great Northern Company. at Boston,
England, which is warranted to run
the distance from Boston to London,
(lOS miles, with six carriages and two
breaks, as a usual express train, in
one hour and half.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-17
HANG uP THE WAsHBoARD AND TIE Tus
Fifty thousand pianoes wero manufacture
ed. last year, in New York city alone.
For the .Ai&ens Post.

Ma. EDIroR-If II. H. SrErHENs, ol
Jacksonville. will consent to become can.
didste 10 represen, Msaroe county IN tn,
lower branch Of The next Legislature. he
will receive the undivided support of the -,
isrs Of the l7ih Cisii Distriet.
Monroe CO., Jan. Is, 1851.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-17
New York, JsI

New York, Jsn. 10.
The steamer Nisgars has been ss'ze3 d
Boston. BY the Custom House officers. FOL
violstIng the revenue laws.
Five thousand collars worth Of Silks end
Lscss we're in the act Of being landed from
her, which were detected. The vessel is nov
placed in the hands Of the Government Off.
eers.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-17
ST. LOUIS. Jan. Z.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. Z.
Thursday next has been fixed upon BY the
Missour, Legislature for the election Of .
United States Senator, in plse. Of Thomas
H. Benton. Mr.. Henry S. Gsyss 10 the
Whig candidate for the Office.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-17
HcrxINsvILLE. KY, Jan. 10.

HcPKINSVILLE, n.y., jan. ~.
The Tennessee mail from this place. was
opened between here and CIasksville, on
wednesday nigh, the 9th instant. and 8sO2
10 bank bills. the property Of J. P. & W. A.
Glass. merchants Of this place. were ex-
tssetsd.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-17
sENrIN ENTAIL.

As winds the ivy round the tree,
As 10 the crag the moss patch roofs,
So clIngs my constant soul 10 thee!
My own, my beautiful'-my boofs!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-17

SBp The crowded slste Of our columns
has forced over several articles intended for
this weeks paper. The obituary notice
handed in on Wednesday will appear next
week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-17

New PARrY.-A writer from Washing.
ton, says, Mr.. Stevens. Of Pa. announced the
o,hs. day, IN the House. the formation Of q
new party. who were to give the South all
thew asked as to slavery. give The West all
the lands, and give the North and Eas. q
protective Tariff. As to M. Stevens him
sslf, he has held back from his avowed pur.
pose Of raising the slavery qusstit ns. in or.
der 10 secnre the Tariff on Iron.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-17

70 Attention is invited 10 the Card OF j.
N. CATE. Dalton, Ga. in today's p,Per. Mr..
Gates we'll known business capacities and
character for promptness commend him 10
III. favor Of the public. and merchants and
others may rest assured that their ORDERS II
directed 10 him, will be faithfully executed.