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PILLS, compounded pure vegetable put up
GLASS CASES, air tight, and viii keep in climate
The Family Casy LAarti5 PHLLisa gen.
tie but active Csthartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice than twenty years.
The constantly increasing q demand frsm those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all in regard to their has induced place
them within the reach Of ALL - ......
The Profession well know that different Cathartcs
on different portions Of the = bowels.
The FAMILY "a &c ITHARTIC PILL
has with reference this we'll established fact,
been compounded from = variety OF the pures Vese
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
slmenRTy canal, and - good and safe in all
es where a Cathartic is = needed. such as ID e.
rangemenJs of the stomach, Slee Ris
ness, Pains i'm the e Back and L. o i ),
COsIiVenesS, p ain and Soreness over
the whole bed y, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, II neglected, - end in long Fe-
yer Loss of Appes g tite,a Creeping Sen.
GatiOn of Geld OVeFE the body, Restless
ness, Headache, orr weight in the h ead,
all Inflam inmate ry - Diseases, Worms, in
Children Adults, rheumatism, a great
Purifier Of the Blood = and many diseases to which
flesh is heir too numerous mention in this advertise
ment. Desc, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVfgOrasOr and Family Ca
Ihartic Pills reaed by Druggists generally sold
Wholesale by the trade IL all the large
st. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 335 Broadway, N. Y
Oh. WOOD L CO.,
febI St. Louis, Mo.
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Premium Co al Oil,


~ DOZEN Cars Fresh Peach Just received and for sal,
- apri2-H MIZELL. HOOPER co
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
M@&zMM anN NMMM
10 BALTIMORE Philadelphia, New York
ana Boston, and 1he oniy Road Go
Washington City.


(fENERAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
~ OHIO RAILROADS terminals Baltimore and Washing
son City on me East and Colu1lbus West which places
II connects with Railroads for and from all points
west, Southwest 0nd Northwest.
Passengers By this vd. The ctiss Of Baltimore
khtel Pnis New Yerk, Boston, the cost Of ticket 10 New
York or Boston alone, b. other Ines
Inroaga IeEs can also Be Washington City
the Eastern cities ct addit0nal charge On ~
sleeping cars attached to al night trans.
all principal points.
business and Travellers for pIessre az 81.
T All ne eastern Cities at comparatively snail expense.
The scenery ia eelebrated Wonderful baRv M sbiiify
IN the World rs system o. day and night
polee. ~ 81 enld en is exclusive telegraph ines
% aouhie TRACK iis me hotels. (under the snrVe
and conlf-rt. - -
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheeks can be procured Al A..
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Oces in he West
Ask Tor lckets VIA tie BaltBl0re and Ohio Railroad
" ZENITH, Master transportation B 4 o r.
l. d. COLE, General Ticket AGENT, &ORK.
H. sUILIV Al, Gen. Western agent. 4 D RR.
H. J. JEMErTs Prss't. c o r r.
J. W. BROWN, Gent Ticket Agent, ORR
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Co4n OH. coat Oil!
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Georgia aud south Carolina None
S ANFORD's

FESHAT comfortable dwelling, No. IS North Summer sire
4 Apply to J. KIRKMAN.
novl5-u President Union q
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
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a g an
and after Monday, September 10TH 1850 the Morning
" Train going South viii leave Nashville SIS II, instead
Through Tickets given Decatur Grand Junction and Mem
pills Only seven miles staging.
The time from Nashville Decatur GRAD Junction and Mem
PMS will be one hour and fifteen minutes than By any other
route. =
Returning, the Train from Memphis. Grand junction and
Decatur will arrive at Nashville NJ sooner than
by any other road. W ON PERKINS,
ssSSpO-1u Superintendent
Nashville and Memphis, Grand Junction,
New Orleans &c., via Tennessee and Al
ALBANIA RaIiOad and Connections.
"a q
Commencing Monday, April IG, IseO.
Time to Memphis Trsrtttoo Hours.
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
BAGGAGE CHECKED THRoCsH sETwEEN
DASsENGKRS for the youth the A. NJ Train Of the
Tennessee AID Alabama Railroad Pulaski take Carter
Thomas HoughI line Of Prospect station
niles Decatur with Memphis Charleston Railroad
train for Memphis Grand Junction, and all points ssut and
West.
Through tickets Decatur Memphis can be procured At
the rennes and Alabama Railroad Ticket Once on Broad street
Passengers going Moth n train Of the Tennessee
and Alabama Central Railroad Decatur connecting Prospect
station with me Stage line to PULASKI, &C.
Trains makecose connexions both ways with Memphis
Charleston Railroad train at Decatur. aDrl9-d3m
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kanyons and her deserts, and who know
III pretty fair detail her natural history.
Let them Be called forth, and among the
very interesting details offOreign eIimesi
let Is occasionally be favored Nth some
thing interesting that approaches kone
variety i the sPiee Of life L i said,
and 4 variety such as this would be mp.
preciated indeed
We would not wish to be understood
is discouraging inthe least the continu-
alton Of the lectures of the Professor and
Tie Captain, nor 10 abridge their number
or frequency There are more than two
evenings ID the week; md The long nights
have not yet ended. Many a gem lies
hidden deep ii the ocean Of young hearts
ia Utah, and many q fragrant flower is
bIushing unseen in the dark corners ofour
deserts. Let the gems Sc brouglit forth
and display their lustre, and the flowers
blossom IL the sunlight.
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IaIral 81 | ii !. ].

RErolyEHs is DEMAND. On Wed.
tnesday night last, Young q Irwins show
window wus broken III, and from ii taken
tine revolver We trust our friends for
the future will take care to safely secure
their property against the curses who live
on the earnings Of honest men. s..
FATAL AcclpENT Ann Eliza, the
daughter Of VIM. and Luey Wood. was
accidentally shot ID the forehead Jan. 18th,
which terminated fatally Jan. 3Oth. 1860
Her age was five years and tRenty-one
days .:. .... vi. -:
WEATHER With all due respect 10
the obsequious bow In advance which
spring has made us, we nre yet under OBJ
legations to submit 10 tile tedious larry Of
old winter Here lie is, and here he sim
seems determined TO abide, notWithstand.
ing all objections and remonstrances.
CousrY GouRr. The county court for
Great. Salt Lake Co, has been ia; session
tho past week in this city, Judge Smith
presiding, assisted by Messrs. Miller. HUFF
faker and Sheets. seleetmen. We took
the opportunity, which temporary cessa-
tioh from business offered, to visit the
court, and although personally acquainted
with its members, we must say we were
most Ggreeabiy surprised at their dignifed
bearing, and the dispatch with which
business was performed. + f. =. I: =. .. IL. 4
1B2-P4H VALLEY.--INDIAa RKMoN-
srRANcEs. We are informed by a gentle
man5of cur acquaintance, recently from
Deep Greek, Iba-pah Valley, that the
Indians in that vicinity, during tie past
winter, have proved themselves to be
troublesome neighbors TO the few white
who reside there. Tie cause,
onr Informant states. was produced by the
disappointments they had received at the
hands Of VIM. III Rogers, Indian agent,
who has repeatedly promised to 20 out |
and distribute amongst them q certain lot |
stored in Ibarpah Valley for their
use. 0nr informant states that a few
days since q number Of them presented |
themselves ca nasss, and said they wanted
the goods TINS stored--thst the blankets
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The MoUNTA1NEER MARCH IL, 1860.

Javas There are some 81 iks most remark sbls
tuina e. temples that are % Be- found on thl1
globe. There = one temple n rood preservation.
called brembaiian. five hundred a1d taentv frei
n'fn, e. lofty n ms pyramids 81 Cheops. a
ana Ground 4 IRE TO Be eten ii this time tboaI
.wo ,ncusntt ehlcrsal staulst n seated posl.
uoF., and vel eighteen feef n height
On ne lliilt island called Easter. near he
American csst, was discovered ~ Cart Cook.
most ftmarksble ruiheof An Earnlish ekafao.
leF, and resembling the fnina found III other
Islands Immense statues, forty feet In herk ana
an Immense wall Of solid masonry Of teenitas
Navigator :.
4 Is wss the opinion 81 Cant. Cook NAT tbs
yesiges oirliina 70 be seen, would have REQUIRED
the labor IF 4 Thousand times IL many inbabf-
tnnis ssare tgnnd On Ibis island, ana would
occupy shem Tor centuries. The inhabitants
there know nothing shout those Immense
works. You find trHcts Of the sARe kind ar
labor on the South American roaai; and, a. Won
know,in CeHtrRl America. And Ism satisfied
That further geographical observations will
establish many fneis concerning migration and
construction corresponding with what II nlated
N the Book 81 Mormon.
lpresnme that ihe lateness ~ The hour viii
compel me % bring my ielnstlsto ii close
pad nolhing definite mapped Ont III my mind when
Communicated felf should be unable 10 de-
liver July theiHfOfmati6n this subject supplies,
pnt ! supposed that probably ] might have
anolhef oppoftnn ,if Il be considered desirable,
and u It q, shaIl fake peasnfe a. saving more
conesTning The races OF the Archipelago. their
hlslct y, customs, marriage ceremonies and other
charaesefialicsthat are Interesting, ard also en-
neayof 70 present 10 Your minds the Interesting
nsla maj Z open n these isIands for mission
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aENEnAL APproPnlArln 81 ] 81, !, ].

=. 49, fitt 3 8
Br Msnactsd bp he Governor ~ -, v.
st'atig e ne Territory ef Jfah TLss .sa. 4
appropriated out Of the fnorers .asIs
by Congress 10 deirng legislntive y,
the Territory Of Utah, the follow;,,,.i -
todefray theexpenscs ofthe present f5a ia1saa
Asscmhly, towits - s'4llals
For mileage 1T the mctnbers IF n
Council, two bundled and sir,v
eight dollars and eighty cents j., I,
For mileage II the members 81 tha /
House Of Representatives. fonY
hundred and seventy three dol.
lars and ten cents 4. I. Il. ~ III 80.
For per diem Of the members 81 t1s ~ = J
Council, one Thousand dye hun. i.
3 dred and sixty dollars 4. i 4. I,
For per diem of the members q ihe .'sss / y +
House Of Representatives.. two
thousand eight hundred ma s.
A! eighty dollars . n. So q ooa 7.
For per diem Of tho officers 81 Tia s.s ~ y
Council, eight hundred and forty
H unllaEs v. +. !. y, .sss.. in a {
For per diem Of the officers 81 the ~ !, ss
House of Representatives: eight
hundred and forty dollars b IN 4
orpubIic printing. b. estimate, sir ~
Thousand dollars. u. ii. T. j. tt0M
For cidchtal expenses BY estimate.
IL tlous,nd dollars. +. s,osou.
8 = # n III 3s4 i.:s5. sf 45F
Total, eighteen thousand eight
hundred and sixty one dollars
8 and ninety cents &. /. SIS. sci d
DksIEL n Wells:
.s.s Irtssdaf Of he ooanil s.
s.. III JonN TAYLoR,
:.3 'eaker IF de- I7onss " Reprtsmiaiss
i. Approved January 20, 1860.
3.55 Al. CUMNfxo, 45
w GatHnor ef t5db 7sryisoyye ::s ia s II
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shirts, &C, belonged 10 them; the winter
had been unusually cold; oil the rabbits
we're killed, their children were starving.
and suffering for want of clothing, and
that thoy should act as their own agent
and Distribute their goods to suit them
selves. They were. however, with consitl.
cradle difficulty, persuaded 10 leave with.
ont doing much damage; threatening,
however. 10 obtain their goods ~ force,
Unnecessary. In testimony Of the sinceri-
tty Of these sentiments, they killed fine
beef Ok belonging TO Mi. Harrison Severe,
and distributed IL amongst themselves
The above statement II one Of the many
whichwe have heard respecting the Official
bearing Of the appointees In the Indian
Department Of Utah And how much
more, Or less, can be expected Of agents
domicilcd iii Great Salt Lake City by the
Indian Bureau. we cannot divine With
us there IS no disappointment; Ne are only
snrprized That these gentlemen can furnish
vouchers to tile Department for their
disbursements, and are yet retained III lis
service. II Is not entirely improbable
that we may have retained ashot in the
locker for this interesting department
not to mention delightful details Of
naked Indians and big blanket accounts,
&c., &C., &c.lH
IitPoRrANT INroRsIATIoN Prospects Of
Spring The signs Of spring are more ia
vorabIe than they were FIVE or six weeks
ago, and If winter doesnot come toa close
/ in thescourse Of another week, II certainly
/ will BY the lapse Of time before long. On
Sunday morning, foeks Of wild geese we're
flying northward which to the Yankees
Is SIRE sign Of spring, but for an honr or
more OH Monday evening, while II was
showing and blowing from the north-west,
there was one at least, who thought that
the winter had not ended. Erchange
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To Improving mat po,tior I. -
1917 hoad n Washinrsa..
Sonnty On Ash Greek knp@s N y. u
.oesy ludge said sum 10 ~ 8.
pcndcd under the direction ~ !,
county court of said co1ni, ~
10 uardnef Snow and AnlIyer I I..,s
probate Judges u e..pss,.A 49, !. 4
s,nh Counties. q be sr,.. ~.
sl s. ihs road n salt Cru
70 Robert 4. Burton, shciig =
Great Salt Lake County e, n,
benefit Of William II. B,aasl ~ W.
y Z: Atwood, balance ans wv
boarding and guarding psi ~ ~ e
from Sept. 2, 1856, 70 jan. Iash
1858. i,s3
10 Thomas Bullock, for eIplit H..
extra service atthe session Iasc \ I.
+ not paid for BY tile Secret ~.
the Territory, Of SO per tiav : = .a
For territorial Incidental exna, 80. 4. a.
20 be expended under ia 49,.
vision q the audi,or 81 public Il.
Fer the relief Of Great Sir ~.
d County for guarding. loar,iI,ss
q Ne. 81 prisoners Committed n.
the Y. 8, District Court /,
Total I, I. -.
DANIEL II WIN. "a
. afe e y ~ az
Approved ian 20, 1850 ''s.'a' ~
A GINNING,
Geysnor Of Uiak 1spilsrg.
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a,ulHr 1rm.I5i...

Texas. General Houston has sent liz.
South CaE0iina resolutions to the Te1Hb
Legislature, accompanied bv d nlrsssa,
disappearing Of n Southern eonveuticl
a resolution has been introduced & II,
Legislature, sustaining the Gorernsts
position. - ~ \.
Minister McLane arrived al Washing.
ton ON the 9th inst, from New Orleans.
having been only three days en- route. II
/ Is understood be has been called IA ii,
capital for special conference on the hi,
treaty made with the Juasez goyernmert
10 Mexico. The treaty was already beiOn
the senate for ratification.
A semtWeekly mail between the Atm.
tie md Pacific IS advocated in The senate,
BY Senator Gwin, and change to ii.
overland route Of the entire Pacific mail
is spoken OF. I; d . . ii e....5. i
James Stephens, the Methodist Sun
day7school teacher, who was some time last
spring convicted OF the poisoning 81 BIZ
wife in New York, for the sake or getting
his niece, was 10 be executed ON The Srd
OF February Some days before, he VA
July prepared with fire arms to kill tho
lailor, and was only frustrated ID bis de.
signs BY another prisoner, Felix SancheI.
giving Information Of his plans Stephens,
IRON beginning TO end OF his publicty
through his love scrape, poisoning, andat
tempt upon his jailor, has shewn himseito
be q consnmmate scoundrel, smiling under
religious colors TO better cover tile black
ness Of bis yillainy.
a PoNY ExPREss, THE FoRERusEER o.
a IELEGRArH AND RAILRoAD 10 THE Pa
CHIC, FROM LEArEEwoHTHTo SACRAMENT,
VIA SALT LAX The FIRST express on Tie
Pony Express Line, we learn, will leave
Leayenworth on the 4th Of April, via
Salt Lake City and Camp Floyd, thence
over the Simpson route, direct TO SacfE
mento. The proprietors feel confident
they Will be able topnt dispatches through
10 eight days; to do this, they viii have
70 accomplish an average speed Of only
eight miles per honr. and this we feel Ger
tain they will be fully able to perform.
after they get the route properly stocked
with the kind of horses or ponies they
think OF nsing, which in our opinion Is far
better than 6ne mules for the service,
should this enterprise be successful. We
'nily expect to see telegraph over this
route, and that too before the expiration o.
lext Congress. Such an arrangement
will nfofnpe daily !, hefI veeI
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THAMES TO ORR AeENr AT NEPnI.-
We are under obligation 10 our agent,
N. D. Hambleton. Esq, Of Juab Co, for
the collection, II full, II payment due
from our numerous subscribers in Nepbi;
and here We wish to tender thanks 10 our
friends for their liberal subscription and
prompt response to our call.
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CoAMUSIcArioXs.--Al Il communications
addressed 70 the MouSrAIsEnR must be
accompanied with the real name 81 the
author 70 ensure insertion in its columns
We do not hold ourselves responsible for
the return Of communications not pub-
Ilished By us.
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PERsoSAI We nre under renewed OBJ
legations TO our friend Colonel Hooper for
an excellent variety Of eastern papers.
We are pleased TO learn that the Colonel
y alive TO our interests. and. though far
away, that the welfare Of Utah holds
possession Of the warm corner Of his heart.
Pitchin, old friend! There is 4 fine field
before you. md q glorious reunion when
you shall have accomplished your patrii-
otto object. 81.
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THE
MOUN TAI N FER.
GREAT SAN lake cIIM I.

SATURDAY MARCH 10. 1860.
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[FuBLIsIIED nY Au1noElTY. ].

TERRITONIALsAPPR0P BILL. v.
& BE Il eaa1ed By ths Gorunn and LsgtsIdsfre
dssenibl he 7t,rtOry Of itak, That there be.
paid outof any money in the Territorial
Treasury, not otherwise appropriated the fol-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15
THE SPANISH TOBACCO CONTRACT
pnnepse Amount Of Virginia and Kentucky
Tobacco Wanted.
O. SsuLATE or SPAIN, I
Nryg Y~RK Nav IA. 1850.

CfSsrIATE or SPAIN,
NEW YcKK, May Ia, 1850.
me Undersigned Consul OF sp~n, has received from hs
Exceeecy he ADter OF Foreign Affairs Of Her Catho
Majesty govern mept the following conditions for the
sew for supply Kentucky Virginia tobacco
for the niumpuon Of SPAN Tor the years specified
FRANCISCO SrOUGHrON
OFFICIAL TRANSLATION
Oonds.ors which the Public Hacienda (Tfoasury)
viii conac for three hundred Thousand 600 000) Gas
Qunias Of leaf tobacco from the United States,
also sr jonsrmoupt not 10 exceed sixty thousand
zoo Oee) Qon.As, the mailman which the Hacienda
may order III the years 1861 1862 and 1863
/ The tobacco ehsll be Kentucky and Virginia, 70
the excsgion Of the classes known in New Orleans as
"fasory fags srlsntsrs ugs and "eaf inferior
mon Two egeth parts, at least, Of the quantity
tanned IN each cx, with the minimum weight q sixteen
Qo) Oaslhan vnAls zach, in which the tobacco must
indsptnsAby packed, must be suAblefor wrappers;
and we six eg1 ii parts remaining, Il most, for llers
The leaf Tor VT appers must be ripe, fresh, sound, tine
and OF good e. Tor and extent for segars Thai
applicable 70, hlers must likewise ripe, fresh and
aund sh,v Id the tobacco mot combine those circun-
fhEcee, or ave any defects, II will not be received
The 90 atractor shsn deliver three hundred thou
sand too JOY quntals VI tobacco in quantities
n A.aao -,
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artlisg asd Mysterious Tragedy ~
WEI mouth, mass.
SUDDEN DEATH or TWO SISTERS.
fErevn sns Qx.~soo Tea l11

/
The people Of wey mouth have rsoepuy bean thrown
into great excitement by he sudden DEATH 1t Ten cock
~ on The evening Of Nay 3 q nssssy rr 7cis Irrsn
Oldest daughter q Mr. Wilson nrren, aant Of this
city, whose residence ID ~ South Weymouth near wey-
mouth landing. An Investigation which has Allowed her
connection Of the circumstances sissndng her deosass
with bcee OF younger setes who died four months and
ore Gay ~ nsvs ncrcsssd We s,ss@s, AID
cause.
Mary rrreu, the younger daughter, wss very beau.
age she had been oompAisIss q III hsslu Tor brssf
period, when shs suddenly taken with what sup
nothing u. case sss esassd sospscon Il shs ms ana
she Was buried without post mortcm examination.
Previous 70 her death .ne vss engaged 10 be married
10 George Hersey, Of bingham, . young man whose
wife died suddenly about two yeafs prsviously Tie vas
much esteemed By The father Of ne dcosassd mi and
house, where he hes renamed uI euiss reeeatly q
TREND and guest
On Thursdsy ansrpooa ass, rr.scss, Who n .bou,
short distance from her fathers house and returned
sister who seps vnh her bad previously retired bat
awake when Frances joined her Al about half pest nine
O'Clock che Vas attracted by the repeated svichinss Of
her SISTERS body and aaked her what the matter ~
She replied hal abe dying and ~ her requss, her
iaber w called physcan scot for, bui ahs disd
~ Eve minutes past ten O'Clock.
Her freads supposed that she also died 10 d. but do
string 70 Know abe had any organic disease, decided 70
one sesAicn has been held, and some Ave or sr wifi.
nsVes examined among them the young sister Of the
deceed her father and mother, Geo. G. Herpsy and Dp
Apton Howe the family physscisn who had performed
Auscpey.
The sesicn was, however, private one. and the ,ory
voted 70 have their proceedings kept secret until the
termination OF nsr nvesteauon, which viii NOT be for
several weeks
Dr. Hove performed IN autopsy In this csse, which re-.
suited 70 the Coroner directing r Howe have the con
tents o. We stomach anAly ned By Boeton chcmkt rhe
steu och was ofdney taken 70 Dr. A. A. Hayss sass
Aseayer, of this city
~. Hsyes hes made the desired Analysis Of the COZ
tenw OF me stomach, and discovered unmntakeabis evi
dence Of me presence d sry chnne In sufficient quantity
10 cause death
THIS mornn spoon sent him By the family, upon
which ne found sryehnne, and nom THE n supposed
the POISON taken.
There are, course, thousand runors In circulation
In regard 70 ~ snar many pointing towards certain
party the seducer deceased bit - noshlne n.
yet been legally developed impiscsars him IN the matter
ne refrsn Rom publshng these statements until they
tbsl have been legally investigated. -