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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31
CHINA AND INDIA.

kavices rom Hong Kong, oy the overland mail. ao .
Ghe 18th ult
Tea unchanged. At Foo Choo the loves. slnas OF
cOngou What cheaper, and a. enanshae green
and black teas lower
Calcutta dates are To Nov. 10. -
Sir H. Grant had accepted tae commana OF tne onisa
expedition and strong OF s!Shs VIII 90 sent there
The war is not popular Sitb the Indian officials.
The market was dan. Freighis were stationary.
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DRY GOODS, SO.

49,
aAHsoss,JusT ~. .sc wan,s PER CITY OF
z.s Isiasrsl sts ys,s: sa.
way, TIVE dosrs from Union square.
T 1855 BROADwAY-sKIRTs-FRE RECEPTION
shirts 80 springs and thirty sprns s ysrds was add
misses wsvsS 70 sPgng now on sale ga ss ~ made over
| ssgber Eighth street.
"A chenille gold pearl silver, coral sra,da chenille
sss e. endless variety medallion ss VAa
sp,ms y o. on hand Rscepion sk,r,s French pssss
ia made .vs Isl spns sra near mas on w0V
nRy sooDs-rHE LADY AND GENTLEMAN WHO
which they caa have S oy
salnnE :. s. ChsmbeIs oos Broadway.
FoEn 1 III H H1LI "a H.o.,u,
oasrs sssuafsi assortment q - '''' w.
essspstssss MSsIss S SssssAs
Sa.ss fam NETS EsSsHniss s NH
s0AhF Sl5 1ssRs aso vIfs
Ladies are invited to examine compare ns
EToLlDAY GIFTS HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Rsd r. Es sss%;1 Ass sess
"a ':$ Sssss I'm
ssbAInies IsssR Sles "a VA yHIss ~
COLLARS and SETS, with HANDKERCHIEFS 70 maeh.
Al vsry pretty and aP Hos2n1r fs arrrs
DAILEf, HARRINGTON LESLIE, No. Ga Broadway.
r ACES AND EMBRoiDERIEs.
II LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BONNETS,
,.. LADIES HEADDRESSES,
SETS OF HUDSON BAY SABLE,
~,uvr,, r, sETs OF ERMIEE, CHlLDRESS FURs,
GENTS FUR GLOVES,
= pvrc, xOuuuyy pnouo oLcAuh noono,
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS -A''
INFANTS CLOAKs AND HOODS
INFANTS OUTFITS COMPLETE
LADIES' AND CHI ILDkEN'S WINTER HOSIERY,
BOYS CIOTaINH.
BOYS FANCY GAPS.
FULL SUITS FOR SHALL BOYS,
BOYS PATENT LEATHER BOOTS,
BOYS LEGGINGS,
BOYS AND GENTS, FURNISHING GOODS,
GENTS ROBES DE CHAMBRR
0ENIN'S BAZAAR,
Nos 507 and SIS Broadway.
ACE CURTAINS FROM AUCTION.
II ssling at less than
COST OF INFORMATION
KKLTY BROTHERS d LUk,
xN Broadway, New York 10
NTOTICE.-MADAME A. PRovor HAS REMOVED
~ from No. sea 70 No 6SD Broadway Eax. River Hana
tnndng and has on hand stock for Shirts and French
bo1ome
YnvHR SOCIETY FOE THE ENCOURAGEMENT or
WEARING CLEAN SHIRTS
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CHINA AND GLASS FOR THE HoIIDAYs-gRYsTAr,
~ Wines hs dozen Gobles as Decaners 70 a psir rvbv
i;ohema becancrs, 6s each white China sp00ns each
silver plated Tea Spoons 6s Walters Tea Kuivee
snd Forks metal and plated Casters lamps and dkandos
Canal street near Hudson Superior Coal on Kerosene
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31

MRa GAYNoR's-JUsT .ECEIvED, PER CITY OF
"A Washington elegant new STYLE French Reception skrts
patterns Bamoral skirts, 81 wards WIDE most
prees and Skirt slAbshSn 8A9 Aroad
way tive doers from Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31
MAkITlME INTELLIGENCE

ALMANAC FOR YoRK-rns DAT.
SUI hsLs'....t's...... % NOON SETS. n1rn
wv 1H'7'''''t. AZ HIGH WATER morn IL AZ
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AUSTRIA,

Hungarian journal had received warning for violent
articles against the government Of Austria
The Filth Corps d'Armee, now ia Italy, s ordered to
hungary, a! the disposal Of the Achduke Albert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31
A Holy WAR IN MOROCC
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

holy war has been proclaimed Ia Morocco which
bring thousands OF Moors ~ the seaport towns 70 def
lAeir country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31

The pay mens into the treasury to-day on account Of
treasury notes small As the whole amount awarded
BY the Secretary, amounting TO about four and half mil
noDs, has been accepted by the bidders presume that
the payments tomorrow and Tuesday will be heavy.
The new notes are curren lilo Premium II the secre
aary wants any more money and ages no better than
be did this time, the notes win fall to discount and
viii all be paid into the Sub Treasury for duties The
fonxiup was the business Of our Sub Ireasnru 10 da
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Canadian dour was firmly held while sales were con.
fined TO about $50 bbs IN lots, at IS so So rs for con-
request, with sales Of 500 800 bbs, closing within
the range Of the above figures Rye -four unchanged
while the sales embraced so bbs figures. Corn
meal was quiet 4; quotations. Wheat In fair demand
while sales were quite Light. small sale of white
Western was reported at 81 40. Corn was quiet,
and sales light at sec. CSC. for new white
and yellow. Rye held at 9oc. elc
Barley was quiet and tie market unchanged Oats were
steady and in fair demand, with State Western and
Canadian at 45c s7c. The following table, from the
circular OF " G. Cutting, gives the receipts aud exports
at this port for the week ending to day.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

A hTlsTlC PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
n CARD.
The subscriber politely calls attention Of the nuh. A.
lhI and beautiful collection Of r~Ss - -
FRAMED ENGRAVINGS PATNTINGS pHOTOuR pr,n
Of ne Palmer Marbles liz PASSE PARTOUTe
AND on Color hoses Table Easels Drawina Insu.
s Diswig Books &C. forming the rsuercAs pre,
s.ns Tor The Coming hondsys W. SChAUs GO Bfoadway
iAE NJ s FOR Ths HeLIDA Ys-MRs D. p. BURDaE;
TO- patronage basenae corner q Fssnth Street, AAnks
cp ga " former prepared
s Ever o. ssery Upton Il Isod ernasnA and
css.. whish ounu .ron Raisin, Almond and Csssannt
~ Ao qoairy OF mH>rtal and style OF uish eaAns4
ss sS ASo Fsncy hash takes Pyramids hSaloss
runctuaily attended 70. - :" kss"S '"s1S. S'Sss
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A 1856 BROADwAY-SKIRTs.- RECEPTION
skirts 10 springs and thirty sprngs & yards Wide and
mkaes' 20 sprDgB sale Old skirts made
1t O. A. RaNoUSkS woven skirt factory, 763 Broadway,
psrBer Eighth street.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ASHES were quiet, md pflceB unchanged.
BREADsIuTFs. -Flocr-The market wirhoutrchange
IF moment il prices, while holders firm and saiss
moderate The transactons EN- oraced about 1000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE THE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
via southampton and Bremen, per steamer Bremen, VIII
close al This Saturday the 3st day of December,
luls O'Clock A. "A. ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31

VETERAN CORPS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
Of the war Of iS2A monthly meeting Of The Veteran
clock House. 81 Ispenard street. for the ranssc
w. y '"''-'''' - THOMAS JEREMIAH, President.
A. W. JONES, Colonel
ABRM. COLEMAN, Secretary.
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. -, ~-~,----
CARD.-GENTLEMENS NEW AND LEFT OFT
"A Clothing purchase for the Western market In large
small lots Call al the store, address Thos Conroy.
Centre street. ~ B-Mershant taors having any hant
viii please address above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31

THE FIREMEN.
ia MEETING OF PETERSON ENGINE COMPANY
a No 81 held the Engine House Thursday evening
December 49, 1853, 1t was
Resolved That thanks OF the company be extended 10
wharam and ladies Of rs and u Ann street. for the bou
ul supply refreshments furnished at the fire Ia Ann
street, Thursday morning, December g. 1852 Also TO Mr.
CarbeTry, n.r Of Ann and Wtlli am streets
JOHN NcCAULAY, Foreman.
BERGMAN Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10
Denttstrp.
DENTIsTRY
AT 2ll SUPERIOR 81

IF YOUR TEETE ARE GOOD,
read Tho following lines II your teeth Rre bad, read
hem with great Ii you have no teeth at all H'p
fact thatisl daily exhibited iu tho Streets in the social
cscs ord the parlor By the hVhbes peasant aud the
raest auioorat that huudred Of persons lose good
sss Of teeth for the want Of the timely aid good and
kiful dsatis poor and inferior operation Is ia many
cases than at u II your teeth good have
hem eIsmiued by good derst add keep them In order
II f M time shand 10 lost hut haye them repair red tho
soaner ha cT and escape that which BuTus says te
ae Of s diseases All uiaTies Of the teeth should
d attended 10 ~ chdh0 Il and youth.
All desfOus Of hne deuta operations he thVit-
ed call ny where particular attontion wen
tC the preservation the natural teeth, where the
VULOANiZRD CORAliTE, f"-
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REMOVAL
1fweIrp s. Silver mart.

T AGER BEER, 8 GENTS A GLASS
II -Our Premium NEEDLES are the same pIos per
p;2sas dssas %" IfS wsiie 4 ii House
ENGLISH STEEL SCISSORS,-
II Warrant oenano, al CowLEs 90
uSI29 Meddell Honse
A GATE PEARL & STEEL SHAWL
- CowLEs CO,
oct2s Woidell House.
OUR IMPROVED SPECTACLES
" meet the sppri btfl0n OF ai who have used thoEl-
They arc not high preed-and easy for the rye anil
Ary efof the pocket. COWits \ ~.
tsoM Meddell House,
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Boar0ina.

BOARDING HOUSF-Dr BEACH
IL has tskenthe nae B1ariiqs House, No 2l0 Suprior
81 Which h. neeu ntwy htted up and ls now open for
the Tece ptiOn OF bOarders. ly23.2j
BOARDING - The House No. "a
ID Public Square, and by The stone Churchune Of the
peesautCst ocatos u the cityhas been thoroughly
paired aud Is open for Bohriers Femies wishing TO
furnish their accommodated with large
and aud bed-ro0nns and Single ROnrders
ard Day BoardsTs will end good accommodations ON roa
aonabla LADIES' excluded. Rafernncas EtYen
and received. apr7R20 s. W. HuRAlIf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

Herod, the TetTarch had taken 10 himself
the wife Of his brother Philip. This woman
Aas not only the welded wife OF a living huss
band, she wes the mother Of a living grown I'D
daughter. who accompanied her 10 the deser-
tion of the husb md aud father, and fell with
the mother into the geli Of pollution into which
the foul alliance with HeF0d plunged both her
and him. In that incestuous fellowship these
parties were living publicly, shamelsssly and
the sanctions OF royalty were thrown about
that iniquity which nevertheless smelcd to
heaven. Il is perilous 70 Tebuke Kings -
Counters are syeOphants. Sentinels and armed
bands guard the palace from the ingress of
pTophe,s; and so, vice, clad in purple and glitter
ing In gems, riots unmoiested. But He that
hath the keys, and Openeth, and no ulan shut
teth, opened a way 10 the TelTaIch; and sud-
denly John Baptist, that terrible man Who had
crossed the bordeTand from the wilderness, and
had moved aud shaken al Jndaa, sppeaTs in
the Palace Of HeTod, and oOnfronts the King
"a spectre" ss Mr. Corwin would cay, ''oi
treason and fsnaueism." He has: message
from the Lord Of Lords, His words are few;
unconTtly Words abrupt words: at is not law
fol for thee 10 have herr That was ali; il was
brasely said. And was il not truly said Alb,
there's ths faH The truth must not be spoken
in the ear Of enihroned iniquity. Ia tiH prssum-
ing too far on royal fOsbsarsnee. Ia such .
presence truth IL treason.
HsTod was incsnsed Of course, and HsroJiaa
was inluriated; the court was outraged; the
preseiiptive rights Of Majesty TO commit wong
unchSllsnged we're violated, and the very throne
was smltten. A clear ease Of TreasoM
Poor John bad rashly plunged into the lion'i
den. He bad got into the palace some way
he should not got out Of il the same way H.
was not the man to be In Kings houses, h
raiment Was too rough and bic speech too rude
II he had kepl bis distance, he might have kep
his liberty and his head Bot nov be must Z,
% prison His Ianedty, his fame, bis puhy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

TlRa CIRsRWHlAeE,
tsA RE.ur UT fptn nn, sndns Door store, ehd aiss
iook the FiiiST PREMIUM = coz iaie ooanlf teiiti
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Builders 81 Artbitrtts.
6utrls.
uOTEL DUMAS

Nc Aasisr Street bsieta 4h aad STA CINCINNATI, ONO
This Old aud eli establish untel has been recently
rettsd in superior stvle aud Is unsurpassed 10y
Hotel VI Us class Ia America
The PROPRIETOR om his long experience In this city, Cal
iaTna and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
ehefs viii warrant Tim enire success, and as he Is
avOrhly known 10 this community cipates t share
Of public patronage. ALEX SHUMArE,
Apr2GS8 Prnnriotnr.
MANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos. 3, 8
WI Tand Murray street, I'd door from Broadway, Op
pcsite tue Park New York. Hussins6 Fling PrOpetarS
HBsgns, late OF Pearl HoaSs BOatsu. n Ct ing
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DENTIST.

II III. y NI IHD II n y II y VI y
~ ed his Dental Office TO Room No Is, hohnan block
superior ttrset East OF public Square South OF Y, a. Al
who need th. seTylce Of Dentist WI save themselves
much SUEF ERtN0 as well a. MONEY by giving him a
cal Elec riciy asea mitigate pain, for those who de-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
on 0old Silver, Porcelain aud NuleaniLed Rubber base
the best feath Ia sets from $40 TO 80. Col
Aags aeeoTdng TO sne Of the cavity from s0' upward
maVfI
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Gnprauere.

Engraving and LtIhogTa ching.
pRAINERD Il BURRIDGE,W WOOD
street Cleveland o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
lN Electro Pioter, ID or Plster nd RianuuctoT-cof-
Of outaIio ard Prospect ais llp stairs eyeApd
Il brspated to ate $50 MS FORKS. CWtots &C. hhu
make them equal Ia new Door Trimmings fur ishe or
Pa1ed ,Tder Bell Hanging pTou pt attencfl l9 seu
prices reasonable. Iiu-4d1lo
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GUrTA RCHA AsE,


l. manufactured and all varieties of ariosl teeth
N up ia the best mauner. W. lNHEHaOl.L,
Nc 2ii Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland O.
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hnants.

100000 MONEY ADVANoI
DlOaOOOE ED-ln sums to suit ct the old
stand aud we'll known wAGNER'S OFFlCE--on seeuE-
ties oi eyery kind. VIZ Dry Goods, Hardware GOLD ana
Clothing Furniture Csrpgs, Pianos, Mirrors Painting
enerl blechu disc, and pero ai property and articles
value the Hattsigc terms, Business strictly
private Established 1851. Watches and JeweTy for sale
WM WAGNER, { hice No s. wnier st
Corner Superior st., over Geo. A. DaYs Go Clothing
Store.
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TME ri.

For An,brncts Coal or Cote y beautifai ns, rnftsn
tsis 20 30 psfisot srsa scononilsr sf a ssa ssas
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-09
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-09
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

CLINTON. La. April 5ih 1859.
This being the day for tn" extra meeting of the
Polio" Jury of tn" Parish of E2st Feciana the Jury
met pursuant to adjournment. The following mem.
be's were present:
VIM. NJ. Jordan. President: J. A. Norwood I. T.
Flynn. Clement Gore Richard Drchr, O. G. Eddar(ls
and Alex. i. Cnrre.
The President called the mootinc TO order and nro
scnted the credentials of w S. Vaughan. new police
member elect from Ward No. |, in the place of Jno.
r. Chisholm resigned
Mr. Vaughan having been sworn into Office by IT
Eawford Esqr, took his seat as a member of the Po.
lice Jury.
The following business was.transacted viz.
MI vaughan presented report from Mcssrs. s. r,
Beanclnmp ard A. Spears commissioners appointed
to 'aV ont road near Mrs. Owens; the report was
reccived and resolution adopted allowing the sum
of two hundred dollars for damages in LAYING out said
road
Mr.. Norwood presented the following resolution
which was adoptnd
Be it resolved by the Police Jury Of the Parish Of
East Fclcana. at the called session of April 1852
that tn" sum OF ...... dollars be. and the same is
hereby appropriate for the purpose Of rebuilding the
bridge over the Comire river on the Clinton and Jack
son mail road and that the bridge commissioners of
the 9Th aud I'd Wards he and are hereby emDOwprcd
to let out the building Of said bridge at the lowest
possb" price and to draw said amount from the Par.
ish Treasury on their own warrant when the work is
finished.
Mr.. Drehr presented an account of Nanman T.
dollars which was allowed.
Mr. Norwood presented the petition of Thomas g.
Reams and Others, asking permission for Allen Chap.
man to change portion Of the Jackson and Pompeii
road fronting his house. The permission was granted .
Mr. Currie offered the following: adopted
Resolved, &c., That O. Ratcliff he and he is hereby
appointed overseer Of the road commencing at the
two mile post on the Clinton and Liberty Road and
terminating at the. Waddll branch near Alex +, Cur
RES, IN the place of j. l.. Szemore, resigned) and
that the same hands be allowed him to work said
road as Of the former viz: the hands of NJ
Dickson, Il. NJ Stokes. j. De Lee, A. W. De Lee A.
+. Cnrr", his own, and all others not otherwise ap-
propriaed.
Mr. f'ynn offered the following; adopted
RESOLVED. etc.. That the sum of ... be and is
hereby appropriated for the purpose of rebuilding the
bridge on Redwood Creek on the Clinton and Jack.
son road and that the bridge commissioners of the
second and third Wards be and they are hereby EN-.
powered to let out the building of said bridge at the
lowest possible price and to draw said amount from
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-09
MASONIC RESOLUTIONS.

At q called off meeting of CLINTON RoYAL ARcu
CRATER of Free Mnsons, held the Sh day of March.
1859, the undersigned were appointed II committee to
draft resolutions expressive Of the feelings of the
members in reference to the death Of Companion a.
W. De LEE, who made the following report, which
was ordered to bc spread The minutes, and copy
of The same forwarded TO his family.
WHEREAS. the Grand High Priest u The Grand
Chapter of the Universe. has in his inscrutablr prov
dcncc seen tit to take from midst IN the meridian
Of life and usefulness, our beloved Companion. \.
W .DE LEE.
Resolved. therefore Tho painful event should al
monish rs of the approach of that time when too
must pass from the lahors oi the present, to the
plctc cdcc and enjoyment Of the future. to receive
and carry out the orders Of Grand High Priest
above.
Resolved. That while we regret the loss aud cher
sh the recolcctions of the many virtues oi our Com
panion, We deeply sympathsr with his afflicted
panlon aud children. aud commend them to the ~.
teen and friendship Of every mason. aud . ,mcnly
do We commend them to the mcrc,rs and protection
OF d mrrciiu God.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-09

sympnihizc with our Brethren of West Fclciann and
East Baton Rouge, who shared so heavily In this ca.
lamy and we avail ourselves of this occasion to as
sure them OF our ira,crna sympathy IN their losses.
On motion, the resolutions were ordered TO be pub.
lishcd in the newspapers of the Parish. and u copy
Of the same dclvclsd to the family of the deceased.
II was further
Rcso'rd, That copy of these proceedings be pre-
scntcd TO the District Court upon its opening. with
request that the same be spread upnn its minutes.
Attcu i. IlARDESTl, Chair man.
5. f. HUNTER, Secretary.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-09
OF TIE BAR OF EAST FELICIANA

AT meeting of the members of the Bar of the Par
sh of East Felcana called for the purpose of taking
some appropriate action in regard to the unfortunate
explosion of the steamer Princess, which resulted in
the death of their fellow citizen and brother member
of the Bar, AUGUSTUS W DE LEE, together with 9TH
er members Of the Bar from adjoining parishes;
On motion, Franklin Hardesty was called to the
Chair, and s. Z. Hunter appointed Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed Messrs Bythcll
Haynes. J. II. Muse, VIM. f. Herman, j. O. Fuuua.
and j. b. Smith, committee to draft and report rcso
ntons expressive of the feelings of the members of
the Bar upon this occasion.
The meeting then adjourned until 3 o'clock D. m.,
at which hour tn" meeting again met, when the fol-
lowing resolutions were reported and unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, by the fearful explosion of the steamer Prn
cess, on the 9th of February last we have sustain
cd an irreparable loss in the death of AUGUSTUS W
DE LEE, for many years an active and useful mem.
ber of this Bar;
Resolved, That we deeply deplore the sad bereave
ment which has fallen upon and we tender to the
family of the deceased, in their hour of bitter an
gnish, our heartfelt sympathy.
Resolved, That while dwelling on our own sorrow,
VIC would not IN the es!sahncGa of grief forge, 10