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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
RELIEF IN TEN MIN TIES
Bryam's PulMOniC Waters.

The moscertan speedy remedy discovered for
all Diseases of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza,
Hoarssness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, &c, &c.
THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous and per-
feet relief, and when persevered with according to
directions never fail to effect rapid and lasting
Thousands been restored to perfect health who have
tried ether means in vain To all classes and all const
tutions they equally blessing and curenone need
despair, matter how long the disease may have exist
ed however it may be- provided the organic
of the vital organs is not hopeessy ecayed
Every one afflicted should give them an impartial trial
To Vocasts and public Speakers these Waters are Pc
culiarly valuable they will in day the most
occasional hoarseness and their regular for
days WILL all times, increase the power aud fex-
by of the voice. greatly improving its tone, compass
and cearnss for which purpose they are regularly used
by many professional vocasts. nov28wd&mly
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
Price 25 cts. per box. For sale by all Druggists.
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OTICE.
TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE

THE undersigned, having been in the Commission bus
for some time, and kr owing the wants and mel
cessity of immediate sales and remtances OF the sales
of Produce would inform Merchants I'D Others who ship
Produce to Boston Market that prepared to mske
sales of all kinds Of Produce sent immediate
ly its arrival and the proceeds will be Immediately
forwarded to the consgnor For ability to do So
refer to Hon. RoDERIcK RICHARDSON, and for partcu
lars, prices &c. TO A. w WILDER, both Of Montpelier.
HARVEY & PARKER,
Commission Merchants,
iw6ml5 No. 3 50. Market St, Boston.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
..s SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

THIS invaluable medicine unfsiling in the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution. ......
moderates all and removes all distractions,
from whatever cause and speedy cure may be relied
on.
To Married Ladies s
it Is peculiarly suited 1t WILL in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION. .
These Pills should not be taken by females that
pregnant, during the FIRST THREB MONTHS, as they
are to bring Miscarriage but at every other
time and in every other case, they perfectly safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In
ton, Papitation of the Heart, Lowness OF Spirits Hys-
erics Sick Headache, Whites, and all the painful dseas
es occasioned by dsorgauized SYSTEM these Pills will
effect q cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 30 pills. and encircled with the
Government Stamp of Great Britain be post free
or 81, 90 and postage stamps.
Sold by all Druggists nov28ly&mwi
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23

WHEN THE MOST DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS
are obliged to resort tU the medical effect of SCovILLs
BLOOD LIVER SYRUP TO cure chronic cases, such as
Scrofula Syphtic diseases ETC., should it not be con
elusive evidence of its great value in the first stages
disease when the poisonous humors first begin
muate in the blood and hever becoms cogged with
pure bile which is shown upon the skin in the form Of
sores, ri NIPPLES ernptions of The skin, etc.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-23
CHARLESTON EEAEsBOR,

Unouestiona TIE best sustained weekly
the kind in the World
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Notice TO Teachers.

NROSE who designing to teach in the town OF Mid
desex the ensuing year requested to meet at the
schoohouse the Centre of said town. Saturday, ay
9th at one 'clock P. NJ be examined according
law All citizens respectfully and cordially invited
to attend. d. l.. AcELROY, Supt.
Middlesex, April Goth. wfl6w2
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FORTRESS MONROE, April 81. The skirmish
of the Nansemond ceased yesterday about noon,
and it has not been renewed to-day.
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NV BrDroRD, Mass, April %. Two sisters,
Mrs. Rowe and Mrs. Rogers, and three children
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Teachers Notice.

THERE will be Meeting for Examin ing and Licensing
Teachers at the Schoohouse in District No. 5, near
Montpelier, Tuesday, May 5th. at / O'Clock P M.
J. NEWTON PERRIN, Supt
Berlin, April 15 1868.
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The Bailey Bros. sold the large oxen from
East Montpelier, which they took to Mar
ket last Non day, for lO12 cents per pound.
gross weight. The two yoke weighed, in mar
ket, 1850 lbs.
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were drowned this afternoon while on sailing
excursion in the bay
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05


A Washington letter-writer tells the fA.
lowing story in speaking of philosphe.
Greeley II the Federal Capital
A trio Of Irish servants vere hrs,
talking politics in the corner Of the r..d.
ing-room. { Irish servants are yreat poli.
ticians here when one of them sudarnlv
exclaimed:
"Be jabers, boys, an there's ould Gree
ley" 1'o0
Wherep exclaimed his comn.niona
with eannsh interest in their looks !.
they xosH hstpsslly exhibit sn bsinp told
that st Patrick or Bishop Hughes Va.
before them''
"Standia' yonder by the table, takin'
wild the tall gintleman.S
The Hibernians gsxed curiously and in.
tensely ct Horace for an iDstant. vhepl
the youngest Of them, apparently ! late
importation. with wonder in his voice. OBJ
served:
"sure. an he's white man.
"Av course he's white man said y !
frst speaker, in . patrosixipr tope !,
though Horace and lie were tie no.. -
Of cronies.
"Wsll, By my SOUL I've been iD...vsd
IN the ould fellow intirely.1 consins aed ,he
ether. NV '"e
II thought he w n.gur."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

INFAMOUS LIBEL ON QUA SOLDIERS,
The Dubuque Herald, Of the | 9th ult.,
in ip lsading editorial, thus libelled the
Union soldiers, What could be more
false and infamous? 1t said:
WAY has brought us nothing but
heritage Of woe, Of poverty and shame
and yet there are men calling them selves
Democrats, who still cry war. In heay.
ems name % what end Do they know
that they are doing the bidding of the In
fernal spirit Of abolitionism Do thew
not know Dat they are wasting the ener.
gies of the North and increasing tie Bit
terness Of the South? Look at it. North
ern soldiers under the flag Of the Union
have devastated broad ssctious Of the
South. They have robbed private houses.
stores and ehsscAes; they have stolen
family plate and family heirlooms, de-
stroyed sacred relics. murdered or bru.
tally mareated helpless infancy and ola
age. They have, ia thousands Of instan-
ces-great Heaven that it should be told
-ravished wives, mothers and daughters
before the eyes Of husbands, sons. and
parents--and yet We taik in fippancy Of
the restoration .of the Union?
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Commercial.

DAILY CARS CRY ovv1cn,
~ KROKrK 0oh. 4. %.
WORCESTERSHIRE o. 50; spnns Whsssssass -
90, Fall wAsstExtrses 50.
BUCHwHEAr fLOUR--S9 7s6es 90 . 100 IS.
CORN MEAL-S50S0c 100 As,
Z BRAN ANDs Hokrs-Soso 600 lstks.
. SHIP sTUFF--G5c.
CoRN-3oGascv bush.
aARLEY-ot 70 S0c
WHEAT-saii u 10; Spring SOC CSC IN.
KYE-4b05Oc
OATS--As 10 l6e.s :. &s-
P0TAT0RS-sOc Retail oos. IN i
SUGAR - Now Orlsans sair I2ac; prime ~
choice ~; eiAriasd I6a: crushed aAd pswdsssAl7.
Golden syrape10ese-vsfy scsscss sorsan 3o0a5c.
COFFEE-Rio sloasc Java ~ Lasuyra =.
RICE-salOc.
soAP--Paln 20, Family sac, German o..
cASDLEs-starI7t; Mouldl2.
TALLoW-skc.
LARD--7lto6Sc.
BUTrEK--Common lOSIic: Choice i 70 Soc;
retail s5c.
Observation-Disclosures. Hans sides no sale.
Sugar Cared Hans, &c., retail Toe.
LEATHEK-Sols 34D3s. Harnsss40GnA2.
HIDEs-rrime dry lsc, grubby half price green
7c; green sheep psl.s l0e0l IS: green hog skins
lSc. s4@ e.
HAY--Tinothy ,s11O1s 50, baisd I'll eoGslsaj
Prairie ~ coos 90. z~a4
skEDs--Timothy ~ 30 70 1 ~; Flax sssdass 70
% SO; good de,nand.
OSloNS-3i so.
BGGS--1I 70 l2tc.
WHITE BkANS-l 50 to o. %. see%
PEATHKRS-3O040.
FRUIT Dried Apples o. 0o0 ~ Is ? bushsi.--
Dried Peaches e35Oo4s rs. Raisins o. as0o s IS.
GRKBN APPLEs--0o to / % ? hush. -
CHEEsB--Westsrn Rsserveand Dsnmak II TO I3s.
BKkF CATTLE--I4D2tcgross.
sHEEP-o4 6005 90 Shsad.
-HALT--G. A. A 10 2 sack iKAnAxha ear ? bar
rel; Lake ss7s.
FTsH-- N Q. i el41eols Sbbi.; mo .2Sn
0el2, Nos teGel0. White Fish, Mol $500.
2 half bbI. Cod Fish6GS "a.
oILs--coal Oil, 50 10 soc; retail g. Mnsssd OIL,
-. Lard OF, ~
DEEewAx-Prime, 40c-
FAT HOGS-93 rs to % - nstt.
RAGS-Wooien ] Cotton3c.
oLDIRoN-ic D. Brass laie - Copper
l7c -.
ExcnAxeE.-os Nsw YORK 4 psrssnt. baaksb,s
FUNDS; philadsiphtss Bastsa. CAisass - Ci.sia-
nsti y per cent. p. Leuis \ pr se1l Gold e TO
IS per cent. buying.
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On "Wednesday, March 4h, ALsKRr Wxtts, infAn
son on +. w ANA Louisa Msrithsu.
The fassal will take place to-day q 10 s'elosk -
from theis restasnce Right between siondsau aad
Csieers N frissAs Of tn faaily are iavtsd 70 at
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aEs2ast% a CARD. Af%fS .S@l
CABus, hsstaE sSDassdsAs services Of . asstsats
barber Is now prsp&reto secon nodate lie trade in
all its branches. 49, N f,a,. =. ts
Thankful for past fayors, he takss this methed 10
his patrons that pains will be spared to
conmodate them in every respect.
Feb a%-dlw GEORGE CABUs.
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WARsAw, ILL.,, Feb. 30, 1868.
The number tArty Is trsacherous sort
Off numcrxl. It was for thirty pieces OF
silver that Judas betrayed his master,
and sboss thirty Of Waraaw's cisizens have
tre.cherously betrayed their city into
damage, confusion and loss. The appa-
rent motives that melted them to this
deed, are among the basest that influence
mankind, TO wit: Reputation aud Cop
perhead;sm. II is stated that three
fourths. if not more, OF the treacherous
thirty, have at one time or another either
repudisted or failed to pay their individu-
al debts, so they were following the abent
of their genius" in attempting to repu-
diate the debt of the city. while most OF
the others, so far as can be seen on the
surface, were actuated BY sCopperheadism
pure and simple, and few we're cheated
into signing the petition by misrepresen-
tations. 1t is~ gratifying to know that
quite proportion Of the thirty we're, at
the very time they signed the petition,
preparing to leave the city they TINS at
tempted to Disgrace and destroy. Most
of those who have thus dealt back
handed blow at our city, when shout 70
leave it, have prospered while living here
and should not return evil for good -
One of the, nunber proposes to 20 on a
Wialey-rrg voyage across the Plains
Does he not deserve . whaling for the in
jury he has attempted to do Warsaw du-
ring his short residence here Another
has sold out his goods. aud goes to the
country. What has Warsaw or her ex-
ceitent schools done to him or bis, that
he should wish to destroy bothf He has
prospercd here, and his children have
been wellsnd cheaply schoplsd. spd he is
not repudiator by nature. Is it Cop
perheadism that is the matter? II it is.
may Tioga be his future home. And
the head devil Of ell, whose efigy, soaked
in congenial whisky, went up, in smoke,
= few days since, was negotiating to sell
his ,house for the purpose OF leaving our
city. at the very time he was engaged in
attempting to destroy the city's chartered
rights and privileges, and has, since COM
pleted the sale. What dis;sserested be-
nepoieace he exhibits in caring for the
future welfare of city he is about to
leave forever. His Copperheadism must
indeed be Cole-black, when like the
Grub at the root Of plant it seeks to
undermine and destroy the fair fabric Of
our, ciiy's prosperity. Who can blame
those citizens Of Warsaw wLo do intend
to make this city their home, and who
are therefore interested in the preserya.
ton and Improvement of her streets and
sidewalks, her levee, her police, her rev.
enue, and above all, her sch ools, Il they
strongly desire that all of those who have
aciJuity and knowin9ty attempted to d.
her this injury, should seek their ,ole~.sn.
soon In some country more congenisl to
their rePudiating or Copperhead natures
than is Warsaw.
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!
9psfidlt eotkes.
DOsT- OFFICE DIRECTORY,
Arrivals ana DsparsurssessAsM sils.
n. E..,.N xsua.ssis ssP. n. 800. =.
7 A. n.
III. western nal, arrive. AFR. u. and depart. at
San.
The soashsrn Mail arrives !. sP. n. and departs
at 2 A. n.
Thssattss'n Mail arrives - ?. NJ, and d.pars
The Psinyn Mall arrives att A. n. and Departs
A7A.M.
Tie Charleston and Salem n all arrives ste 2. N,
q nd deratis III IN.
AL mail nastttr dssigne 10 - out In the nerntng
malls should bs in the once By O'Clock the evening
preceding the dspartars n IA mails.
). b. HOWELL. r. n.
STATE or IOWA.
Adjasass oan1salss Once. lowa,l
d Davenport, February 20, 1868. J
9s 9 Il SPECIAL ORDkRS. 4 e II isdaGH
jasper A. Wall Of Lee county, 10 hereby appointed
special Abide. Camp to the Governor and viii be
obsysd end respected accordingly. ssE E# Ep4 @
John W. Cleshern, Of Lie county. will act as Post
Quancrmaster Keykuk, and i'll have the care md
charge Of all arms, snnuni,on, sccoutrsmsnsa and
other propert, belonging to the STATE u Ksskak.
The officers Of Co. A. Southern Border Brigade,
win report - Lieut.. Col. Wall immediately for fur
ther orders. g Ah'fsSs+ r.
Dy order Of the COMMANDER. Chief,
n. B. BAKER,
fsb2o-dtf Adj General Of Iowa.
af4s4as3es - gCARD. Mfef3 S.1
CABus, hsssaE s0ossd As ssrvssesef asssss"
barber, nov preparedso seeomnodase shs trade IN
all its branches ,, n s.f,,s,,. 49,.
h., =, ina, no Main. Iii he ,u.rrd 20 &C.
com MEDIATE ,h,m in everx respeo,.
P.hMa,v orORGY CABUs.
-
mnisary Nosise. &
urApouxxrrrs. AIaxAspnsA, MOI,
February 2lst- H..
SPECIAL Oman MOI.
Ii 10 hereby ordered, In aceosaAaee With General
Order No. 3from District Headquarters, 9Th Military
District, that sii snunitien b. sdisssiy
reported to these Headquarters. Any failurs 10 coo.
ply with the foregoing viii canse the arrest Of the Of
lender, Irrespective 6Tpessons. q 9ft@ e q
BY order Of
CAPT. b. +. HACKNEY, Gomdg Post,
----------- ------------------
mt,ttarv nesse~.
p..vo.4 n ....x o~rrpan
ov TIM Iowa AND nIssvuAI BoapsR.
hsoKuK, IOWA. 'AsOAhs ssn' asSs.1
BY pei.mp'oay orders fren hssaqsa"sss ss'.sa
Ing liquors Of any Aines 49, seer e'dsf, VIM.
either by safe, giis OF " e"stes so'as VI
The United otates IL pronaoisod unaa' Psssy u ms
and inpfisonnsnt. -z-
Noucs 70 therefore given snas sne ABOVE ofosf Wi'i
DC rigidiy enforeea Shsin ~ sHss"es.
1OnN ~. nAlT
'An1
II sisv edo pEae5sss, sssuitsl ssstoss PNau>nary
and Bron CHA, aYe ctions. ofssntimss incusshe
BROWNS HRoM0N4AI fkoOHES
yeeeh darffr the anscaed p4rta snA give Slmost
Il. nj rcliet In e. ON mirns, AssrnA and AZ AaAn
the arr ben,a s., rho good ef.et~rss a.s,es iron
IN. usr o. III +,sA rs. Ill ..dsa a.e In,
eaus 20 item 70 be eomt.neiIed. Ne surS 20 guard
against worthless limitations osrAn only The ssssssl
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0roc01s1o1ksz
BEVERLY B. BOWER i, 81
RAMFLx On UUHR,
-iaaiaaq flslit7at sa !. -. ~.
DEALER IN PRoDucE. g
No. ias Main Street. sssvssa an and ssh ss.,
KE0KUK, IOWA.
.fy.ss ---s slz 4 HA Aa
invite the st,entioa Of my fsisass and the puAls
70 my lsrgs I'D senRlsss stock 2! Fkksn, sIApLx
4hR ssss : ,ls ssi 81. :sss..
ana III Who dssi With No hay rely gstting he bssi
''1s1:; : Z; aRxsaF Is i sS.
w o. DANIELS, Assns,
aRoCHR
AND a4esssG
PRODUCE DEALER, 1
Ger. So = sisnAsa. ss.., kssk.k.
n ELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
w HOLES.aLE GROCER6,
KE0xUK, IOWA.
S11D2.
= 5000: :.:s:,: s siss:s Sc; Sea,
s1es .si :. = rsteiiby KELLOGG 4 hIA0x,
I EAONS-6 Boxes,
s.ss:s i''''''4 ~ - =. Z ss.s1eee. na..
CHAMPAGNE.
s S:: a.s Bad win: = :
1''', A <: :s,e.. q. sal. ), .l.II.ll1
BRAspY
sss.s Vintage 'ss7 Aesess .,ss,s s 6, :sss ,,
q ooo sAcVs q SIT
1,UUU
aoyI7-d KKiLOo0 4 nlko1.
D-Cc MO C0DcED
1ck 0Ad6 h4U CO1k k6,
nosn-s ''''' " kELIooe = snss.
q HHDs. n. Q. SUGAR.
a1s,' w. .'.as '''4' = ..sILoae : srscE
IN BBLS, COFFEE SUGAR,
az
Ky bpls CIpaAsd AnoAx, aeas--'r
- Ter a.l: !. N /, ,,,a . .,..x
|O0A KEGS NAILS 81 -
Fer sale BY
novi'-s : = = 80 - =.
900 PACKAGES NEW RAIHTN9
|AUOc{ q = ii
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The, Confssslons ana Experience .
q Poor Young man.


Hatche orss HAIR DYs.e~Ehp Destin
the World.
WILLIAM 4. BATCH kLOR,u celebrate Mair Dye
produces color not 70 be distinguish from nature
warranted not 70 ininys the ths isas
the i'll effects bad dyes and invsorstes the hair
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR ipstsntly turns
Aspisndid black or brown, leaving the hairsoftand
beautifui. Sold By al dsssEias, As.
The genuine ~ signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
fAs fSxr silss Of sseA bsx.
Factory, No. 81 barclay Street, NswTork. [LAts
$50 Broadway and I6Bond stFsSs.I Uss-dAwly
: Notice - Shippers aaA C@xrisrs.
{ ~ a. order from the Treasury Department, sAip-
peys ana cAssisss
msnts Of Goods or Salt, amonutng - over ess0, 70
pisces In the nrst and sscos Tn " mites tAe
Southern border Of the STATE Of lewa to aie in he
Custom House once At ksoksk, Iswa. IN 'sssA prs-
scribsd By the Treasury Department also. to execute
bend With approved susssiss thGsths SS6ds tAsfsfn
described shall be transportsd sold used u any
way ssto dive aid or comfort - insargshtb =
synpathlxssa viii thesst in ysbsiioa isssehs Gov
oRamsnt Of the United States. m
Blanks can bs obtained and Instructions given n
the Surveyors Once. y Y & -
- JOHN sTANNUs,
Buryexor Of the Pert.
Custom House once. Keoknk, Aus y, '69sasa -dsf
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lSr rELEsaAss.I
now Yorlk WAs1kos.


NsW Yeti. Massh I.
Cotton-Dall, heavy snd isvee. Hk - -.
1 Flour-Decinsd. Gold completely unsettled. The
market GAnsacusns were chtsAy ssnnned 70 supply
tho tnnsdiate wants Of the trade At decline OF oc
but TO operate freely much greater reduction will
have to DO submitted 10. Saies made st a 500
81 90 for KxtSa State; ~ s0ae7 80 X. II. O., % %
to - u for Trade BANDS.
Whisky-Cun, unsettled and lower, II 70 &c clos
ing buyers generally refusing 10 pay over CSC.
Wheat-Dull and lower. Sales ct oi loD8l q foy
spring; q s2@el 70fer Milwaukee Club; u 10
81 70 Cor Winter Red.
Corn-Narkst unchanged Sales at se1sec sounA;
ae995 unsound-
oais-Msiket dull. Sales 1t 7e0ae
Pon-Duil, unsettled and In favor Of buyers.
Hogs-ln fair reQusst. Sk to &c.
lArd--Duli, and sishty favors buyers II TO lite
stock Market.
New Ysrk, March :.
| Sterling Exchange-Unsetiied. $3.50.
| Money--Steady ats pcr cent.
| Goid-Unsettied; declined 5te6 Per cent. Opening
ics, declining to lsAa closing weak Al 1854 TO lssj
e.: =: =. :: N
ga X T
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-09

E- Gen. Meade was frequently under FIRE at
Gettysburg, though he does not appear to have
exposed himself unnecessarily He rode along
the lines, attended by his orderlies, guiding ev
cry movement, and hating and sending to the
front demoralized officers and men. At one time
his horse was killed under him, the canister shot
passing through the flap of the SADDLE, grazing
the leg OF the General
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-09

IHE MINNESOTA INsIAN ExPEDIrIoN.--A se-
we're dreuth of six weeks duration has prevailed
IN the country to be traversed by Gen. Si5ley's
Indian Expedition, and prairie fires having
burnt up the grass it will almost impossible for
him to subsst his animals, and it is probable
the Whole enterprise will have to be abandoned.