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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18

REPUDLICAn STATS C0rvErTIon.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
State Convention sf the nspuhlicaus Of Iowa
Ia called 10 assemble by their doleeafss @ tie City
Of Des Aoines, Of III o'clock 3. M, on "Wednesday,
the I'D day Of June, 1859, for the uoninaaaoa Of
oce TO be elected ct the generSl oaeotion n oEO-
Der Of this year. Candidates are % - aoAo&oa ioS
the oficss Of Governor, Lieutenank 0ovo9aoe. and
three judges al the Supreme Court. TAA oonven.
tion will take such other 1eklen q nAy. In III
opinion, contrhuts % the sneeas Of ths penciples
and organization Of the Republican payty Of thi,
State and Of ths Union.
Every orgaAisad county will b entitled TO one
Delegate In the Convention, and TO enc additional
nsleeats fsF eaeh 1oo voters latter the hrst lOO)
and for my additional fraction Of 30 or more votes
cast q the last General Election for Hon. Elijah
Sells, - Secretary Of State.
The attention q the Republican Central Com
NIT tees OF their respective counties a directed 70
the calling Of the County Conversions for the ap-
potnt0ent Of Delegates, In the ratio above stated
and Tor edasisnt organisation preparatory to the
canvass. JOHN A. KAS3ON,
H. NJ. HOXTE,
n. J. RUSCH,
DIN. COOLEY,
Oh. JEROME,
r. L. B. CLARKE,
THOS. EkELY,
Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, March 70, 1859.
The following table shows the number Of Dele
gates to which each County II entitled, according
to the ratio above mentioned, and embraces II th
counties organised 1t this date.
JOHN A. KAESON,
Chairman Of the State Central Committee.
naa al
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The Changes Of Tea Ysars

Ten years ago, or perhaps somewhat less,
Garribaldi defended the Republic Of Rome
against France, Austria and Spain,-in fact,
against oil conservative Europe. And whom
at last the troops Of the Triumvirats within
the walls we're overcome BY the troopa Of the
Triumvirsts without, the gallant leader Of
the Roman forces Was hunted through eli tho
mountains Of tho Peninsula, with prioe Get
upon bis head, and it was with extreme din
Guilty that be fniily escaped with his life
Now, with no change Of sentiments, still :
republican leader seeking the liberation Of
his countrynen and the establishment Of fres
institutions, he is the Lieutenant General
of Sardinia, which government has France
for its leading ally, the chief ossensible OBJ
ject Of both being IT, freedom OF the Italian
people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18

u Augustus Lurges. . young man Of rs,
clark to Mr. .Poulin, . merchant of st. Jo-
seph, has eloped with his employers wife, .
woman OF 40.
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8D The following model obituary notice
10 copied from an eastern exchange:
"Mr. --- Vas small in stature, and vas
generally known .as tho smallest man ID
town, and was, perhaps, one Of the poorest.
He has, however, always been remarkably
industrious man, and thoagh age and inirmi-
y had much impaired biz strength, he con !
tinusd to creep about with bio Wood-saw H.
most to the last.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18

FINALE HERoIM.-We have been informed
that one Of our citisens saw two girls, about
20 years Of age, in Providence, IN this oounty.
on Saturday last, bound for Pixies Peak. -
OF team, and are determined, that Il there is
such thing - getting there, they will do il.
Pretty good for the bold female advonturers.
bureau Co. (lll.) Dem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18

An affair Of an exciting character o.
curred in tho New York Legislature on Mon.
day. After q ansnecsssful effort on the
part OF Mr.. Rutherford 70 speak in fsvor Of
! resolution, the previous question va,
about being put BY the Speaker, whsn he ex
claimed; "Why; son set of thiesins doc.
do you mean to choks me down altog sther?'
The Speaker then ordered Mr.. Rutherford "a
keep silent, which be refused TO do. A cal
was then made BY the Speaker on the Houss
to protect the Chair and preserve order
when Mr.. Rutherford said, ssGo to hell. eli
Of you, you Dogs" Mr.. Rutherford vaa
then removed, struggling violently, By the
sergeant at-arms and two assistants and held
under arrest for the remainder Of the eys.
ming.
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Rk1VATB oCAO0L.
IA rs. 4. =. NORTON purposes, PrOvidsnee pr
Nl uniting, 70 open psivats Gsheel fse lads
and misses, On Monday, April 18th. In ths Psble
school buildiAg q Blondssu-st, and oontinue ~
weeks.
TERMS-For the common xngiish hraaehes . I;
higher Dnglish, 46-payahls - Or before the mid
die Of the term.
4 ClasDes will b termed durinK the term, II any
desire who ere o. arc DOt members Of tho school, Ii
Wax Fruit. Drawing, nessstint, Crayon, Leather
work. Hair work, 10, at N extra charge.
aps10d3t
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ANrI-sLIDELL DEMoEsTRATIoN.

Democratic ReAslllsn II New or.
leans
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
E,OR THE DES morNes... -
y The new and llght draasht stsanefd
DIES MONIES CITY, Ros : 1Anan, Massse, vlll
leave for shove and i,tsrnsdiats psrts, Msn1Ay,
April 18th, q o'cicsk ,. =.
FOR freight o p.'issc sRP Z fA ssi1s = 2
AprIs-dlt Lsvss-
COLL1E80 = 0ODE1TDON,
0sassal 0foeors,
Me- 70 Main-st.. nssr ~
QUINCY RLOUR.
lust received, supply Of Castle Mills XXX
.prisd CoLLIERs ROBERTSON.
an u HLOU1.
a CHOICE arsiel. c fsr s a. 3 .oprprsor
HAMS.
oFnn LBS. Cosntsy-ssrsi Hans aad sides;
y cOLLlHRs ROBERTSON.
apsIsd
ISRHSH Tomafoss,
ia Assorted Pie Fruits,
Fresh Peaches,
Ryeeh 6traWbsnis,
Fresh Pine Apples,
Burnstts 1lavosing RxtTacts,
COx'S Patent 0elatlne,
hoopss's sheet and shred Isinglass,
Bakers No. Chocolate,
~ Cocoa,
Hseker's Parma,
Walnut -Catsup,
English and American Picks, in glAss jau,
Taylor Bros double sapsrAns English Mas
arp .prlsa coLLIEKs . ROBERTSON.
Caster Oii.
& BBLs. Bakers bsst A9sric.a, 1Ss ssls very
~ Sign u Ii. aeis. ss .. . !. md Mortar.
| sprls - Main street.
Cassbria Il4uoYlce.
| Snn LBS. large stick Cal.bsia and small stick
OUU Sicily, for sale Iow By
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
aprlsd % Main street.
Life, Fire ana Marine Insurance.
Agency.
i DOLICIES Of Insurance issued at the lovss,
= rates in the following reliable Arst class con-
FHR MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
/ or new YO1K
This Is the safest ard nsst reliable Life Insurance.
| Company in the work., With N seenmalassd
Fusd Of over %, 900 900.
ATLANTIC EI1k AND MARINE INH. CO.
o. rR0vrDBNCR, i. /.
i CapAsal $50, 600 90.
sPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.
sParNo1I1LD, MAS.
Il CaPttaI ol1O 900.
PEORIA MARINE : FIRE INSURANCE co
4 RDO1LA, III.
i Uapisal e8OO 900 90.
Those desiring Insurance will do we'll to call :
4 the Agsnsy OGes Of O. r. DIAOND,
AprlSd1n nain-st., ovss Ogdsa's Book 6ters
RR1VATe SCHOOL.
Il IA rs. 4. =. NORTON purposes, Pr0vidsnee ~
Il Xl hitting, 70 open psivats Esheol Ter led
md misses, on Moaday. April 18th, In ths Publ
school buildiAg o. Blondsau-st., and oontinus tsl
weeks.
! TERM6-For the COMMON xnglish hraachss .
higher English, 46-psyAhls 81 Or before The MD
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1900 to $500
SAVED ON A
s 7 Q v E,
TO. - 1Gaia-1 tzsst.
COl1sTOCK = BRO.
Fire, Murine md LIE lnnllsnee!
NEW YoHK wAIL-srnnmRsr 0CK
INSURANCE OoHPAxrng.
HunbslAt,
Lamar.
Also QUAKER CITY ms. CO.. 81 Pnr1.Asuzss1A,
AND ran asxowxED
MUTUAL BzEETTr LIFE INs. 60.
with Vet Accunulasisn ssss ,oel, so.
". L. wOoD, Aesat Tor The ssovs csnpa-
nis. o. On 1tir1-st., Ksokak, Iswa.
April l4-dim
Fire, Marine md Lie Issuance

$3.50 49, =. $500 -.
Aprii l1-dlm
KEOKUE TisM Al SEMIN1ET.
.Ouhra 49, e W :n n4nos1f 800; p.1t
,s.A Z sns y IKE ~ 8 n
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Tie board q Trss.ses u this ss.isasy. s,ssssd
from ..sios. 81, ,e.' az aseS.isss.s s.a
desires y IN aaltsd and % operative soras q q
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60 ef Aiss Urnsson, IL present tsaeAss, Who
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srs,,e s.ss '. $3.50 49, ~ ~. I,,s.s
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49,. : ~ nor rSoS
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SUSPICION or CORRUPTION IN INDIANA
The Evansville (Ind.) Journal says that the
Democratic Auditor Of that State has For ton
years supported his family upon salary Of
$3.50 to 800 per annum and laid up $40, 600.
Count,ng Unicksss nsfsrs sAsy Arc
HascheA.
The Albany Evening journal is disposed
to think that the Administratien has relied
too confidently on being able to organise the
next House Of Representatives according to
ito own politics. That paper says:
CA fsw weeks ago the Cabinet ct Wash
ington held solemn conclAve over the subject
Of organising the next House. After long
and careful calculation they reached tho con-
clusion that the administration mon could do
it. The calculation was based upon gaining
one Democratic member in Maine, one Dem
oeratie member 10 Nav Hampahire, elsctina
three in Connecticut, and tho help OF the an
ti-Lecompton Democrats, such - Aessrs
Hickman and Echwartx Of Pennsylvania
Adrian, OF New Jersey; and Reynolds and
CLARK, OF this State. With these and the un'
divided Southern vote the Administration
could organise the House
ssBut there 10 many slip 'twixt tho cul
and the lip. One screw OF the arrangement
proved to be loose in Maine, for they failet
| to elect member there. When tho New
Hampshire election Game Of, . similar mis-
fortune occurred, for they failed to elect an,
| there. Now they fail to elect any in Con
necticut. Whether their confidence in anti
Lecompton support will prove to be equal,
baseless remains to be seen. II il does, thsi
prospects Of organising the House look du
bious.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18

z. u. At Iowa CrY.-Mr. Stillwell, the
Postmaster at Iowa City, has been removed,
and Mr.. Sam. Workman been appointed in
his place. What the reason Of Mr.. Still
Wells removal MSS, docs not appear; nor
what the reasoa Of Mr.. Workman's appoint
ment, unless il vas his old activity in the
service Of Know NothiDsism. The Iowa City
REPORTER lDem.) says the removal Of Still
well il N o1sial Outrage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18

AHorHrR PAPER DRrUNcr.-The Aexan-
dria Reveills has given up the ghost. Itwai
spirited Emancipation sheet, and ws 70.
greet it's suspension. The proprietor has re-
moved it to Hannibal, whore he will issue I
daily paper, independent in politics with Free
Soil proclivities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18

SLAVERY IN NEw MExIco.-A writer in
the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer, who knows
AZ thoroughly the matters Of which he speaks
~ any one, says, "ths adoption Of Slavery
by tho New Mexican Lsgislsturs, under the
Governors dictation, il the result Of 40.
cree from Washington, Issued 30 slave hold
ing officials by tho slsvery- extending Admin
istration- The reopls Of New MEXICO are
opposed ten TO one, ono hundred to one, to
slavery in any form, and the first Legisia.
ture which assemblies, free 10 act IN the
premises. will unanimously repeal tho edicta
Of the propaganda"
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The IRISH VicE RorALrY. The Dublin
correspondent Of the Liverpool Journal, says
that Queen Victoria i in favor Of making
the Prince Of Wales her representative 10
Ireland, and thas i is highly probable his
Royal Highneas will BE- the Viceroy before
turtles since royal Prince filed the Office Of
Lord Lieutenant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18
Mechanics fer sale.
We cut the following advertisement from
the columns OF contemporary


the columns Of contemporary:
Just RECEIVED.
A choice lot Of Seventy Virgins and Car
olina NEasoEs, consisting Of Field Hands,
Mechanics and Hoase Servants, TO-, and will
be receiving fresh supplies during the season
OF the best Negroes that can bs bought 10
the Virginia and Csrolina markets, which W
offer for sale on the most reasonable terms,
for cash or approved paper.
mechanics for sale' son reasonable
terms" And the niger breeders demand
that the market for mechanics shall DO ex-
tended, Tor their benefit, over eli the free
territory Of the nation. Free laborers, this
10 the policy which the Democratic party in
vite you to sustain and extend. The more
efficiently that party i supported, the more
frequently will the rich man bs led 10 10.
quire, What i the use Of hiringa mechanic,
when can buy one, 'son reasonable tsrms2''
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BlaClksmllt thing:

TO Mx 81 OUsTO - s1s
HAVING sold my Biasksnith Shop and Tssh
II % Donald Robertson, I take pleasure II -
eonusndinS hia = Al ~ former patrons, ~ ~
othess who may oGst work Of any kind IN that
lins. Haviag worked lsr n twelve nsnths. O.
~ that y & : peoAeisnt Jobber End Horss-
shear.
70 I'll my former patrons rstssn ny sinaAs
th.als Cor their libsral patronage ior ~ psi
eighteen years. 9. 8. 40ORG.
=. 1OBE8ToON,
(Suconssos - CHAs. 8. Aoc..nA
3 = - q = s. " xTa
A IL kinds d Johsing, Horss -Shoetne ana 6tean ],
~ boat work done % sho-.t noties. GatislaStioa.
guaranteed. 1 .
R.a.nbsr y -, n. ). corner d Main md
April. i3th-d1m
-. - eassalDss - RArAs,
H. Aa1 Allsviatioa And Radical CuYs u
1BRONCDITI0,
az other dissaa1a AZ The ThsoAt 49,, ii giviDe
'listant relief % hoasssnAs These Psstillss hsSo
been ussd and fe1nd sninantly sNeasious, md ~
highly recommended by number q ne most dis-
tinsaishsd pablie spsskss. r. boxss, = 3 ssnts.
4. !. WILKINSON,
Sign = tAs aolAsa 1asls and 1oztss,
ApsSd 81 4atn-eE
EyxIRA Iantly 1ISnr, NeFrantsd.
Fl nh16-d o0LL10R6 s ROBERTSON.
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Those desiring Insurance will do we'll to cali Ct
the Agency O9es Of O. r. DIAOND,
AprlSd1n nain-st., over Ogdsa's Book Store,
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despotic coalition Of those whore only OBJ
ject 10 to glut themselves with power and
wealth, and who would make party discipline
and organisation subservient 10 their nefa-
ri0us designs.
We shall have instilled now life and yisor
into our ranks, We but can work the DON.
yiotion in the public mind that ~ recognise
no supremacy but that Of the people no
platform but such % shall accord with the
Calhounian doctrine Of State rights and State
sovereignty.
In Louisiana, A. conceive, 70 have to
fight but against single enemy; ofisial in
reference and corruption. Party isms are
entombsd in tho history OF the past. The
American party, the Wing party, exist no
moro - national or even State parties.
though We may ct times still SEQ their shad-
ows fit around our municipal halls and elect
i've precincts. Their scattered fragments
are in process Of assimilation with The two
factions into which the Dsmocratio party 10
divided. We seek the alliance Of nons.-
But while our opponents, the fsderalists OF
the Democracy, strive TO allure into their
embrace, and openly curry favor with tho
| m0si fanatic anu unrsisnting aDonK tlose
that were most ardent ID their hostility 10
40, We can not but open our arms TO such 60
desire, under the promptings Of the loftiest
impalqes, TO join orr standard, and are viii
ling to stand BY our side, and combat with
vs., in the causs Of popular rights and popu.
lar Independence.
Be then our motto: State rights. The
rights Of the States, united b. tho Constitu-
ton; union Of soysrsigns in confsdsra.
cy OF equals.
This speech il full Of Significant ssntsn.
ces. The bitterness Of Soule toward Slidell
and Buehanan = ssen in every word and
his words have great force from the fact that
he tells the plain and notorious truth.
The preamble and resolutions submitted 10
and adopted By tho meeting echoed The sem
timents of Nh. Souls's speech. Tho allu-
sioas 20 the oorruption and arraysnSs of Sill
dell we're frequent, sharp And unmistakabls.
The struggle between the Soule and Slidsli
factions will be regarded with great interest
By III tho politicians il tho nation. II will
81 considered Of the highest importance not
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Caster Oii.
BBLS. Bakers hsst American, for sale very
- low by Al. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Asgl and Mortar.
aprl8 % Matu street.
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Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, March 70, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-18

nEnn LBS. CosntSy-esrei Hams aad Sides
8OUU 500 No. / Susar-cursd Hams, for sal
b COLLlERS I ROBERTSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-25
The View Of an Amerloan.

An American publishes commnncar
ton Ia the Portsmouth Times as to the "Du,
ties of the american party in the canvass
before us, from which we make the follow,
ing extract
Where are we now Why under the
auspices aud influence OF a corrupt and mer-
cenary press who are making appeals to us
to sustain the supremacy and permInanoy
Of Black Republioanisn and the one idea Of
| negro emancipation and equality Shall
we sacrifice every sentiment of patriotism
and love of Union, which has been 50 long
cherished by the people Of Ohio, that the
aims and objects OF faction like this Should
be carried cut in the nomination of salmon
/ p. Chase for the Presidency
We are cody asked to rally under the
standard Of this man, to repudiate our prin-
ciples and stultly our honor, in endorsing
the madness and folly cf Joshua r. Gid,
dings TO inaugurate a new dynasty IN
this country, sectional ana revolutionary in
all its aims and Objects and without one re'
| deeming or ennobling sentiment
! No, lot the American party in Ohio, though
torn aaunder and constituting lorlorn hope
Of the country, stand aside from any seduc-
| tive allurements Of p Chase, and main
tain their honor and integrity by refusing all
aid and comfort TO a party rs reckless Of
honor as II is destitute Of principle Let US
rally every where under the banner Of our
country, and with the single steady, and
patriotic aim Of defeating the ambitious de.
sign of political corruption undcr whatever
gnise il is presented,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-25
miraculous Interpositlons.

In the days of the Bible when the COM
mands of God were written upon tablets of
stone, or delivered through the mouths Of
His Holy Prophets directly to the people,
there was no mistaking the meaning Of said
Higher law, and when the people obeyed its
mandates as against the lower law and were
punished by human tribunals the interpo-
sition of Providence was Immediately mani.
Tested and the bond set lre.. Shedrach
Mesheck and Abednego would not worship
the Image which Nebuchadnezzar sat up
and were thrust into the fiery furnace
seven times hotter than it was wont TO be
heated. Those that thrust them in, were
burned up, but Shedrach Il Co. came out
unscorcbed, v ith not even the smell of fire
upon their garments Daniel for praying
to the one living and true God was cast into
the Lions den, bat the Lions touched him
not. The Lord closed the mouths of the
beasts. They were not permitted even to
growl Paul and Silas for preaching Christ
and Him crucifed, we're thrust into prison.
But without any petition on their part,
speeches of Counsel, habeas corpus or official
statements; their prison doors were opened
and they walked out without giving bail,
and began singing psalms. And this was
done on the first night of their Incarceration.
Prof Peck & Co.. Oberin perfectionists,
for preaching politics and resistance to the
Fugitive Slave Law, in obedience to what
they claim as Gods Higher Law, and for
melting q mob and reseuing a Fugitive from
the lawful custody Of his master, 90 to prise
on and will not ccme out on their own re-
cognizances, nor will the Lord let them out
There is no immediate interposition and mi
raculous rescue as was tbs case with Paul
and Silcs. Something is wrong with these
perfections we fear Either they have mis-.
taken the God they worship, lnsconstrusd
bis High commands, or else are following
false Prophets Are these martyrs await
ing miracle" or "Mnss Meeting for re-
lief Wo shall see. In the mean time, as
true friend to mistaken men, we would ad
wise them to watch and pray.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-25
aRnHNv1IIn AND MIAMIR R R.


Change OfTimc,
n l aud after Monday, April IL, 1869, until fur
OtIir notice, trains viii run as follows:
ieayss Dayton Union Depot at $40 a. III. and
5,0l p. NJ. Arrive at Union at IL so a. ~ and
7,6O p. m.
RETURNING.
Leaves Union at 7,45 a. IN, aud AS p. m,
arrives at Dayton at 10, SO M, and 3, ,55, p. m.
The 800 p. NJ ttaia leaving Dayton makes close
connection at Union with the Express train on the
Belletontatne road, for indianapolis, connecting on
its arrival with trains for Lafayette Terre Haute,
and all points west, north and north west.
FOr Tickets and further information, apply to
Samuel W. King, General Ticket Agent, Union
Depot, 9th street.
II. 9. STIMsoN. sup't.
dsc2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-25

Particularly adApied TO the u-n
Of both sexes, which descibes Boz
PLAi2 ENGIlsH all That Is uccc.-
kary TO know pertaining 10 tu,
GonerAtive disorders-huw con-
trasted-tho inauenee they Irr-
duee upon mind and hudy-hou
all persons can avoid them, and
" they are 30 unfortunate as 10
have contracted such disease-
how 70 euect 3 tpcedy'snd ctI.
tain cure. likeR ise, il c0ntalls
many important hiuts , hiuh VII
bs found serviceab,e 20 those iiI