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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08
The South Carol,.. -

The Charleston Courier OF Monday, says: aThe
latest reports from the coast state that the enemy
again active and at last accounts were moving in the
direction of Pocataligo. Another fight is expected at
that place this morning."
No news Of any such fight having taken place has as
yet reached Us,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08

FROM TIE SoUTH-From Columbus, Selma, Mont
gomery and other points 10 Southwestern Georgia and
IN Alabama, we yesterday morning got large mail,
but not ola recent date. It is the first we have seen
for weeks. We notice TO Macon papers. Those we
have, probably came vie Atlanta. Thew ere al too
old to he of any value newspapers, still old
friends is refreshing a " o
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08

earThe Georgia papers received Sunday contain
nothing farther relative to military operations in that
State The Constitionalist thinks Sherman has gore
to grinding corn, to supply bis army while on his fur.
ther advan &C TO the sea-coast.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08

Mosau1roRs.-Tne spell of warm weather has brought
out these pests We have heard more than one dur
ing the last few days or nights.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08

Singing Psams to q Dead Horse--w hstling jigs to
a mile soue, and suudry other such things have been
generally CHASED together labor in vain. We re-
greet to say that there are other things that daily
done said and enacted, thai seem to equally deerv-
irg OF such classification, and among these may cite
the elabora ,on Of Certain peace resolutions in nearly all
the State Legislatures 10 the Conederacy. Some time
since it was urged by the writers Of
letters and the ourers Of resolutions that these
we're good to affect the pending elections at the North
and to strengthen the peace party there Well, the
elections have and gone without being affect oy
anything coming from the South, and instead Ct the
peace party being strengthened it turned out that there
was no pesce party. MCCLELLAN in effect the
same as LINCOLN The whole thing is certainly dead
horse, ard we cannot but wonder whether those who
keep up singing psalms to him, expect the sad deunct
animal to burst ont in horse laugh at their greennes
or their hypocrisy 1t is about much in place noW
as Mr. Foorss resolution in Congress in favor Of the
Monroe doctrine.
Blu. then what is the use in having hobby unless
you ride itf What advantage principles unless
you can parade or twist them for the purpose OF ma
king political captai These be the questions to which
present practices give rise Why shouldn't MIR. POOLE
for instance Offer bis resolutions 10 the North Carolina
Legislature, although he knows that they only do
harnf May they not do something for Mr.. Poole? And
with Mr. J. T. LEACH and other gentlemen, minor
lights all Of themi Why shouldn't they all sing
psalms to their dead hobby to prove the great
ness Of the rdersi Why not indeed Gee upl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08

VIoa PRxs1DExr STEPHENS passed through Sails
bury On Friday, going to Richmond, we suppose.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08

We CLEAN some items from the latest Georgia pa
pers
The Augusta Chronicle and Seatinel, of Sunday says
that from advces received in that city, Saturday. it
is thought that SHERHAN is below Mlen with the main
body of his forces
The enemy, in their recent march, destroyed every
thing upon Gen. CoBBs plantation with the exception
of his negro cabins.
Macon is considered safe. The commandant of the
post has declared the city upon Peace footing and the
order OF Major General COBB ordering out every man
capable of bearing arms, is withdrawn. The Georgia
Central Railroad is being rapidly repaired. Refugees
from the line OF the Macon and Atlanta Road are re-
turning and many parties seeking their former homes
in Atlanta. The of devastation in that city is
too awful to contemplate. Soon after the Yankees left
it, the country people in its vicinity rushed in and
ried eff everything they could get hold of.
SHERMAN will seek to avoid battle and above all
sege for he cannot afford to expend ammunition. The
amount OF ordnance necessary to fight even one general
battle requires very heavy transportation. If savan-
nah has any strength Oh the land side SHERMAN will
turn aside and wait until be has established bass.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08


We 90 not know whot has been done upon the sub
ect of giving the soldiers ia and around Wilmington
Christmas dinner as proposed by the ladies of the Sol
diers' Aid Society.
We fear that but little has yet bcen DONE perhaps
because nobody has taken active held Of the matter
We anxious to see what be done, and with the
view OF ascertainirg this, and of doing what little we
for the promotion of the object aimed at we have
prepared list for subscriptions to such object which
list will he found in cur counting-room during oil OF
the present week. Contributions will be received
promptly Acknowledged, and turned over to Mrs A J
DERossET, President of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Contributions in kind, as poultry, meat, vegetables
ETC., requested to be directed to Mrs A J. De-
RossET, President Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society," VII
miDgton."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08

GOVERNOR BROWN and his officers of State have
made Macon for the present. the seat of Government
the State of Georgia. The Governors Headquarters
at the City Hail.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08

MILITARY EXPENDITURES AND LIABILITIES
The following report from the Secretary of the Trea
sury was 1ead:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, G, s. A,
Richmond, Nov. "a, 1864.
Hon. Thomas S. Bocock
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
S1R-In obedience to the resolution adopted by the
House of Representatives the 2lst inst, have the
honor to communicate the following information
The of the acquisitions received in this office siGce
' ~ - " " 83.2zs, l52 27
a larger 8umber have only been received
= ia the lasi ;ew days viz :......... us7l $40 90
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Of those previously received, amounting
S7l,9571 1872 27
the following has been satiafed.. 81 AL 0S3 u
For the purchase of subsistence, tie
period sl25 o6o 929 81
OF which there has been received in The
last few days regulations for I5.369974 so
The amount previously received $l09 COL O54 "
Of this amount there has been satisfied. 81 354 Go
The delay in the receipt OF the acquisitions at this office
has arisen chiefly from the Interruption of tie work in the
Bureau of thu Second ud or quent
calls for military service made upon TIE clerks.
The deficiency in satisfying TIE acquisitions arises from
the iEsufciency of tha the disposal OF Tea
sury.
The amount of unpaid the lat of April
estimated to SIS 000 600
The expenditures from Ia Of April to lst 0cto
Der was sslmatedat. ga OOOU OO
399 OOo, 600
The amount Of new Treasury notes applicable
to expenditures about. 200 900 GEO
And the nder had to be provided from the sale Of
bonds and other lrce5.
Under these circumstances, the several Departments
adopted tie plan of Indicating the Iequaons which the
exgerc of the public service demanded should be first
satiseo and those which precedence assign
ed were the soonest Satisfied.
G. A. IRENE OLM,
EecTet&ry OF the Treasury.
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renew the Consul the assurance of my esteem and
Consideration (Signed}
ANTONIO JOAQUIN DA SILVA ZONES.
To Mr.. Thomas f. Wilson, Consul OF the United
States.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08

THE yellow FEVER IN BERMUDA The Bermuda
AdrOcate reports the total number OF ell corps of the
army admitted into hospital three less than FIVE hun.
dre5, OF whom one hundred and seventy died. The
statement Of aud deaths among civilians has not
reached
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08

NOTHING later from SHERMAN. On Friday morning
his main body broke up its camp at Louisville, Ca,
and marched down the Central Railroad in the direc
tion of Savannah, passing through MiIen baore night
fail, his left wing consisting of the four tenth and
twentieth army corps, being in advance The recent
hats Of SHERMAN ascarained to have been for the
purpose of grinding corn. AS he tends towards the
barren countie OF the South it became necessary to
make the proper provision. His foraging parties are
constantly driven in by cavalry and compelled tC
hug the main body lis forage is reported to be short
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

C0NrEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
vru,ncroN. N. G.. THURSDAY, DEC. 8, 1884,
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In one thing SHERMAN would seem TO have cherished
false hopes, and thus provided for himself plentiful
store Of disappointment. His proposal to Governor
Brown and Vice President STEPHENS made during the
Summer or Fall, shows that he fattered himself that
Georgia was like ripe peach, ready to fall into the
hands OF the LINCOLN government and that Gen. SEER
the very person destined to gather the tempt
ing fruit. He thought he had only to show himself in
force and the people OF the tate would at flock to
the banner Of the Union, and place themselves under
his protection By this time he is probably undeceived
His hopes have vanished into the thinest of thin
air. He must have entertained notions OF such
assistance recog milton and counenance from the peo
pe else why should he have fixed his rate of march q,
only fifteen miles psr day, certainly remarkable rate
for flying column.
SHERMAN is not the first person who has met with
disappointment, and may not be the last. His action
in desolang upper Georgia and burning Atlanta makes
him appear like very strange ambassador of peace-a
very surprising person indeed to hope to win Southern
people by the Establishments of fire and sword and ra-
pine, and outrage and robbery and yet after all be
only represents the sentiment and of action OF
those whom he GRANT is truculent as SHER.
MAN, STANTON, as truculent az GRANT, and Old ABE
truculens all Of them put together, and ABE has
just been endorsed by the Yankee nation Subjugaton
determination form the motto Of the dominant party
at tie North.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08

There are thirteen unattached companies. In add
ton to these there is company from this State in the
vary four in the 62 Georgia Regiment and in the
6lst Virginia Infantry.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-08

The plan adopted for carrying into effect the resoq-
ton of the General Assembly in regard to this work
given in my last report. The officer charged with
it's execution has been indeatgabe collecting neces
sary Information The records up the LIST January last
of the several regiments bataous and unattached COM
panies have, with lew exceptions been received and
transcribed in the books kept for that purpose But
little information of the many changes that have taken
place during the present year has been obtained owing
10 the constant moving of the troops, but the cam
pa;gn will soon Close advantage will be taken of it to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18
business Rules

An eastern paper gives the following sea.
sonable and excellent rules for young men
commencing business
The world estimates men by their success
in life, and by general consent, success 10 evi-
dence Of superiority.
Never under any circumstances assume re-.
sponsibliiy you can avoid consistently with
your duty to yourself and others.
Base all your actions upon principle OF
right; preserve your integrity of character,
aud in doing this never reckon the cost
Remember that selfnterest is more likely
to warp your judgment than all other circum.
stances combined therefore, look well TO your
duty when your interest is concerned.
Never make money at the expense OF your
reputation.
Be neither lavish nor niggardly; Of the two
avoiu the latter. The moan man is universal
ly despised, but public favor is a stepping-stone
to preferment; therefore generous feelings
should be cultivated.
Say but lttle--think much and do more.
Let your expenses be such rs to leave bal
Ance in your pocket Ready money is n
friend in need
Keep clear OF the law; for even II yeu gain
your case you are generally a loser.
Avoid borrowing and lending.
Wine drinking aud smoking cigars are bad
habits they impair the mind and pocket, and
lead to waste Of time.
Never relate your misfortune, and never
grieve over what you cannot prevent
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9ailg empire
Rebel Destructlon Of an Ola
Lake steamer.

MksAhAE NhEAMAGAs
A letter Of April /, from Jacksonville, Flor
ida, gives this account Of the affair
II Is my painful duty to announce the de-
structon Of the transport Maple Leaf BY a
rebel torpedo in the st. johns River this
morning.
The Maple Leaf lsf, Jacksonville on Wed.
nendy evening With troops on board, bound
for Pilatka. She safely reached her destina.
sion 90 Thursday morning, and At II o'clock
last evening started on her return TO jackson
Vile
AT 4 o'clock this morning. when opposite
Buokley's Bluff, near Manderino Point, about
Il miles from Jacksonville, she struck tor
pedo, planted 10 the channel A most terri
bic explosion followed Her entire bows we're
blown oa, aud she rapidly began to gil, In
ten minutes she was completely sunken, only
portion OF her upper works appearing above
the water.
Immediately upon The explosion, tho boats
we're lowered and manned, and all the pAssen.
gers, some sixty in number we're Bafely trans
ferred.
Four Of the crew, who we're in the forecas-
tie, we're drowned Their names we're as fol
lows Benjamin Wiggin, fireman Charles
Sumner, fireman Simeon Field, deck hand
Eli Foster, deck hand No other person
wns injured.
The torpedo, which beyond all doubt was
put in position yesterday after the upward
trip Of tho Maple Leaf struck the i'll fsted
steamer squarelY under her foremast, which
was thrown out Of her like an arrow from
. bow The water rushed in with the ut
most rapidly, and the feeling of sinking
was likened by the captain to the sensation
experienced while coming down in a swing
The Maple Leaf was an old boat, former
ly used on Lake Ontario, but was neverthe.
less Of great service as transport She
came into this department with Fosters
expedition, about a year ago, and as the
flagship of General Ferry, and was the dag
ship Of General Seymor on the expedition
TO Florida two months ago
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18
Meoical.
How to Keep In GOOd Health
AND l1saiitr
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OBJ DISEASE

UNHR primary cause Of every dissasS that assh ia
Il helF 70 - inpuritY Of the blood. The hood be.
COMES impure rom many cauaes, Impure AIR o.
change Of weather. unwholesome food aud exposure
arc among tho principal oaases Of impur1ty Of tho
blood. The symptoms are giddnesa, hendRehe, con,
fah Vi thoughts eyes dull UHd heavy, con.
81 upaon OF the bowels, bad taste In the mouth foul
tongue, liver complaints pains n the back and legs,
Of appetite, aleepesg nghta, colo, cramp, pain
Andughtnsas OF the chest heartburn, gout and Theu.
mahsm, pukiug and purging, ohills and fovers more
or less accompanying these, and long train Of troub-
prevented and cured BY taking 9 few dosea q Dr.
hrRiCKLAND'B VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLB. They will purity the bood and put
the stomach, bowels aud liver in healthy condition
They particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseases. Every family aud every soldier should
keep supply OF these Pills, many diseases OBJ
Waited by tneir use, They are . mild and safe mod
cine and oAn be taken al any tame without danger Of
taking cold. s y b I. 800 1la 10y aIsot n
Sold BY All druggists, sent 10 any part on receipt
OF twenty-five eenta aud stamped envelope, address.
Cd Or. STRICKLAND, east BOut1h street, unoinnA.
Il, OhiO. .f..Hls
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PLAMTATION RITTERS

PLANTATION BITTERS
which are now recommended by the highest medical
authorizes, and warranted TO produce an immediate
beneficial effect. They exceedingly agreeable, per-
feeny pure and must supercsde all other tonics whore
a healthy, gentle SamulAnt is required.
They purify, strengthen and inugorAtei
They create healthy appentsi
They are an anudote TO change Of water and deti |
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours;
They strengthen the system and onliyen she mind; |
They prevent masmaae and intermittent feversi
They purity the breath and acdity Of the stomaehi
They cure dyspepsia and consnpStio
They cure diarrhea, cholera and cholera morbusi
They cure liver complaint and nervous hoadaone,
They make the weak strong, the lAngud brilliant
and are exhausted natures great rsStoror. They
composed Of the eelebrated cAilsayA bark, winter
green sAssaas, roots and hsrbs all preserved in per.
Issay pure g. orolK rum,
"ss have given the Plantation Bitters 10 humid
reds Of our disabled soldiers with the most Astonah.
ing snbct. @. W. ANDRhws,
supt. Soldiers Home, cinonnAh"
sss The Piaataaon Blttsrs have cured me oflVSr
somplaint Of which ! was LAID up prohlrato, and had
70 HhandSu my business.
H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, ohis.r
"..Iows much 10 you, for verify bsIisvs the
Plantation Bittsrs hAvsusved my life
Rev, ". u, wAGsoEER, Madrid, n. T."
-. thou wilt send me two bOtuss more Of thy
Plantation Bittsrs. My wis hAs been greatly bsnsnt-
tea by thslr uss. Thy friend,
a,'t ASA ouRRIN, PhnAdslphia. Pa"
".sI have been a great sufferer ffom dyspepsia,
and had to abandon prsaahing. The Plantation
ittsEs have cured me.
Rsv.J. 3. oATBoRN, Rochsster, N. T."
"ss Send us tWeuty-four dosen more Of YOU
Plantation Bttsrs, the popularity Of which are dallJ
tnsreasinR with tho guests Of our house.
.-at SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
PropHs.ou wizards HOTEL WashinEsOD,D d. O."
sush are ons In Thousands Of esriheGteu daily 10
sslyod. They are immensely beneficial to weak DeE
sous and dslicats females
Ne cautious Of re.hlled bottles Bee our SignAtur'
op hns steel plate label They are not sold BY th'
gallon. They are only sold IN our patent l0g esbiI
bodies, by respectable druggists, roosrs hotels, -
icons, steamboats, aud country stores.
- Il'H r. n. DRAKR a co.,
eQqda,s8m 9Qa pr0aduAy, n. v,
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rrTsURANOz /

Young men juss starting IN business, whose chief
capital Il their energy and should Insure their
nVes 10 the amount Of half their liabilities Such An
act Of dsntoraaod honesty when known 10 their Orod
iJoTs, would Justly increase ther confidence 10 them
II would shoW that they did not Wsh leave their beet
onds exposed 70 any aVeidAhle oontnsaneyi and The
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18

H,,yssa, !. s.lnr .u,.4 q d -. Distressing as
oass BY The use Of ,,....'-
DIR, sTRIcKLANDs PILE RRMRDY
Read ,shsl suiSsrsr says. Mi. u ?. Hasard. les
Second street, olnennau, saYs he has been dreadh
suare vita plles foL long ame, He had tried nearly
everything, aud could obtain rel e. He used about
and u made oonplete onfe, He Advises eli who are
'Tsn sca T. Fl III stSssss as 5sas Fury ohNrs PER ror
MapuaOtured a No. EAst POurth street, oinOnnaa.
ASK mr % saf io- -naia iale .gLa haaHs ~ tN
sTRIcKLANDs PILE REMEDY.
sen. Y any part st ns s',sas o. r.sspls Of 81, 3.
noiadiy ir.I ..Ilt...I. '..s,r 1aag,
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HTS ANRD PARENTS

Eyen yhera he has praesded them into etefnityi eyr
the honest debtor satisfies his oonfdng creditor when
fate seaned least propiuous. In moral and woridy
asnss t 10 great weapon by which 10 rob death o
his sting. .
Let any husband, fsthsr, sou, ask hlmHelt "f was
10 die tonight, would those WhS are dear TO me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-18
nHss sAyH rAOM ran PAnos OF wAST'

Would these children have q comfortable homo, and
the means Of oduoahoni Would this wife be ndepen-
dent OF the cold charities Of tho woTdf Would this
aged and feeble parent bo provided tort Would my
property BY forced sales OF administrator to meet
the demands ofcredtorH sales made when The markell
tends downward and fair prices cannot bo roallnedf
How few answer these question 70 their Hansac-
uon They fear TO ask them, and cherish ths belief
that they have long lease ls. This 10 both FOOL
tah and oowardly. The brave uan
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits uhe unseen hand Of ts psovdont theT, Fsaohfug
forth rou the Rrave aud atl ahing his osprDRl
and ksspiaa togothsr the family. BY II, tAs fathfn
son 49, o.. lsHu-----.---1.healG .----
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90 HARTPoaS, CONNECTICUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

VNHB Atna grants pocsss PoR LIFn, tbS = tenn
L Of years, Endowment policies and ohidIens En-.
doWment. Also, Non FoHeung Policies, on which no
payment 10 required amer ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid two losses In this city
within the last six mouths.
Among all the oontriyancss Of men 90 protect the
family erule from want noue can " found more Sim
pie IN tn character noble IN ts fsAtaros, certain In
~ results than Life Insurance IL IL the prop which
the dying husband cares 10
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ANNUAL PREMIUM

Might hiry b regarded a. the tribute which N up
right heart paYs ~ me shrine Of justice.
JOHN Il. .'eToPPRLMAH,
guIe AGENT Tor Dayton and Vtolnilg.
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:AssErE. ssa.
o..A and o.sh Items. 's.sss q
colls.srs i7ss "a
SoaSs' ssss 50
sSs5s..;, ;,.....;;.......,.,::.......@ : isis,. 80
Hartford aud New Haven, and New York IIa
Central Railroad Shares. .....,........ H1s1D %
Accrued Interest, Prsmiums due, and al "
other properly Of che oompsny....... sooa 10
TOtAi MARKET 1ea %
LIABIIITIHS.
unsotnsa 1855 q
Io.T |Hl ssaossa %
OApltni....-.........-...--.. eoD0, 900 90
Surplus 1e,01l 18o11olla %
follcioa issued bg JOuk \. .bnOPlBLhANs
sale AHaat q Dayton
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN rHs FACE

That he may HTAppie Wiak ~ Ihe utAe man, that be
may study ts nsiure and paats its threatening The
means Of Paiaton arc 81 band, Of sasy acooss 70 all
tits
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hShmsnis Is sOusAsm one, our AomaSs ~ aslpGall
kinds sfwerk, DOsk. PlAIn. or OSuAAss.ai. are ara
siaSs. WshGys enc sf ne Astsst Presses, aAd have
sii ne nsdsn uwiss srSsps, and " snpIsy ne
WsAavs tArSs PsvSF Presses ossnsssed with ou
sob Dsparsnsaa sAa ars pssp.s4 % s.esu,s wort
via nssss sss aad AlupaiaA. = sIos lsa. ~
sv-Osasphen abso4a VA p.ssiys prOass. a..ss
u0n' Aa~''ss 5i gs8s
HUBBARD 4 DRo., BaytOH. OAIO.
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}9lantatIon ]3itters.
g. r.--aseo--x.

Persons OF sodentary habits troubled with weakness
lassltude, pApthhop Of tho heart lack OF appetite,
distress after eating torpid liver, constipation, a.,
deserve 10 suffer II they will not try the celebrated