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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-09
Hafdeman Go. Directory.
ChanceTY Court.

II J LIVINGSTONE. Of Brsvszvills-. 60 ChAussIIsF
r. b. N-I50wTI.I -. --.--.C Clerk aHd y later
Court laests "a Monday 10 January AID Jelly.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-20

small grain elevator in preference, to salt
and water? Jinks thinks if ever SIX inning
alive isT superseded by some orse tor
tufs, salt aud watsr will GONE in.
Retcb, getsh reich sd' nan, cav cassys
cav Haak 6aak
e.Take ye::ss Bsak from, out my aie6rs s -
aTake yoalawings from ont myiskys y . y !
Unrsy ypnpatth9izilng readers, 90 do you mock
snt the agonies Of Jinks.2 liiHe7ohly
Wish wishes s that that you y m may KS swall1# SS as Ppl
whirlwind with the screw end doSl
J,iRkslis still ,aiye.i liam Jinks. l
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-20
n FsF TT = = ! fi
@ a r. ID

4 4 desire respectfully to inform the gCIT1-
.2ENs of this and adjoining Counties that
nm prepared to MAKE OUT. FORWARD
and doLLEcTfPRoSfrLY' ALL CLAIMS
Iagdihse tho Tilted States fofl Compensation
for Properly taken ;Iof "a, destroyed, dnfing or
immediately after the war, such as Cotton,
Horses. Cattle, Hogs Fodder, Corn. &c
fAll,,hoccssayy Blanks 1aitlf full I,istruc-
tiohs furnished npoif application. Q e -
ifgstf.Fh CIIAS. S. BULL,
Z ..,-.... Orangeburg @, H., S. o..
I am Agont also. forpthe Collection. and
Purchasing cof ( CL3iIMSotor REFUND OF
COTTON TAN. one..thiY,,ljPsid ii Certified
by Revenue Assessorior Collector. 5fit1f
may 29--2t .......t:,- CHAS. q S. BULL.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-20
1t Private Sale

-NHE PLANTATION forming a part of
II the Estare Of tile late Col, keitt, tahd
knownL MS the DARBY PLACE. The tr.c;
cohsists' Of about 600 ncres,aone half wel
Timbcred, the remainder Rich, Bed, Loan
Soil, adapted to Crops of all kindsd;trhcse
are the Finest Lands in tho District, and
were valued ut $40 per acre in 1866, You'd
DC sold for ome-half thai price now. Ono
fourth cash, the ren,air or in three. irs,.,l
'mcnts bearing interest from date and ses
cured By mortgage OF tho same.
This is u splendid, chance for nneryne de
string to- sctttre Rich Lands, fine WatQr Pow
.er,. excellent Cartle Rangc and "a Refined
'Apply 70 n. ,t,
9 = - '''''a Nrs!. +. Sr. KEifT.
Or .a J G. kElrT, Esq.
jan.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-20
JINRs or 0R1NGEB GRd tA1iikEs d i

JINRs or 0RANGEB 6Rd hikes Il
s MISTAKE
Jinks would look over some sprinss
seeds; in his bag lie finds some mice !
pinders, eats one, finds it bitter, thinks
isa defectiye one tries gesyeral others
hitfeFlelEpH aayd2asa, 4 eaHpgham haws!l
Jinks jumps about two feet high -,wbat
is therssanSabe having ofascrow. TO
thundsf strike ITO parayze Jinks 2
What? Why, because be now remem-
bers that to trick q family Of crows, he
oifgea 0iane piadafs heavily H''Ss With I
strychnine; and as the birds would mt.
be induced to swallow thom theysstuaras;;
put safaly array from blssbie7t fa,l tlls.sl
seed Jagi and ths5aaa s.Tsi
one, two, three, 9Gs can say with.
tho Irish attensaat the eastssho
minded" OF thS asgs
'Wo, wo to ta9 y 8 ly.s; i;
For I've missSd the biaesDoltls u s,jjt
And aoored the Il IS n! &: 4:
links links runs y oyer in his mind anti
dotes, tobacco, whiskey, oil, salt, yes
that's it, down goes,tho saltaad water.
Bua goohcrs thoughIensy' togo down, ARE
difsait ip "a tie sajs ia and
vater--usb they prescribe
n garden rake with three prongs on one
sisss sssta q Hos oa tie ot6sr2 25whyy' diida't
they say an over grown corkscrow, or a
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-20

- 4 r. ~ Sll ~ 4 NYAi ~ tfA'4a
Il Over -Exeption. either Of body q
lmaFiypdi, mind, produces debility and diseasc :
The usual remedy is to take some stimp
sl,nt, the effect of which is the same d
giving tired horse the whip instead .
oats The The true true. way is. 70 fortify til
system with a,perlnanept tonic like til
lPSery9yyaHn2 Syrup, "a protoxidc of IronI
which g,res strength and vigor to I'd,
whole system.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
The Panic, of 1880, 1851, 1879.

There never Vas time in tue histo.
ry Of this country when commercial
crisis was less to be expected from
monetary panic than at the present mo-
ment. Previous to tho crash in Wall
Street in September wesaw everywhere
only cyidcnc. Of prosperity. The crops
we're abundant, aud tue demand from
abroad more than usually active In
this respect tho contrast with previous
pauics is remarkable. 10 1856 Chicago
was compelled to import flour from
England, mud IN 1867 men were trying
to meet liabilities incurred when wheat
was at two dollars with wheat only at
seycnty.tye cents per bushcl. In the
latter year, also, the Central America
went down with Der shiploai ofIrcas-
urc, which vas expected scnsibly to re.
liere the market. while now the mines
are more than usually active, aud the
trans.shipmsnt Of gold from abroad
since the crisis began has bsen eleven
millions of dollsrs, with the exports Of
specie since the lst Of January twenty
millions less than in the same last year.
There has been, besides, great in
crease in our exports in other respects,
aud American ship building has been
enormously. The gross earn.
ings Of the leading railroads have sui.
fefed no remarkable dimiDution aud
the manufacturing interests, nOtwith.
many Of the milk are running
on hall time or closing down altogeth-
or, complain Of no unusual dullness iu
tho mardCt. Business conditions are
healthy except as they are affected BY
cxtraneous circumstances, aud ifpublic
confidence remained money would be
abundant. A crisis in the midst Of
such prospcriiyis not easily accounted
for.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
WAR WITH SPAIN.

The troutlss between the Cubsn pat
riots and tue old rotten government Of
Spain, huvc long been Ottracting the
notice Of the lovers Of liberty through.
cut the world and to the everlasting
dishonor Of this country be it said, We
have stood idly by, aud heard Of the
bulehery Of our brave neighbOrs with
out even entering protest For years
the Cubaus have been Fighting to es.
tablish for themselves an independent
Republic; and to this ond, tue young
men Of the island have poured out
their blood IayishlJ, aud tho aged, the
women, and even tho children, lave
devoted their lives. their fortunes and
their sacred horOrs' 10 achieve their
libsrty-to put an end to the reign Of
Old World barbarism that has ever been
a prominent feature Of Spanish rulo in
Cuba.
Hundreds Of Americans, EympaihiE-
ing with tho Cubans, have aided them
to the full extent Of their power, and
hence, the Spanish authorities have
acted with unusual severity towards
Americans whom they thought were in
sympathy with the insurgents. Scores
OF our citizens have bosn shot and hung
there upon the slightest evidence ind,
strange to say, cur government has
tamely submitted to these outrages.
But now comes the GROWING event.
A lew days ago, the Nirgiuius, an
American ship, sailing under the
American Gag, was captured, its pas.
ssngers and crew, numbering over ono
hundred persons, were taken ashore
aud murdorcd-only eighteen out OF
one hundred and forty.tSo escaping
Most Of these persons wero citizens Of
tho United States; they were smiling
under tho American Tag, in waters
where no war existed, but simply PUT.
suing their own business; and simply
because the Spanish authorities thought
they might be going to aid thu CubanS,
they were thus taken ashore and muir
dsred. Tho details Of tue execution
arc sickcniug, and are enough to make
the blood run cold
In consequence Of this outrage, the
most intquso excitement prevails
throughout our whole country. lndig.
nation meetings arc being held in all
tho cities; aud resolutions earnestly
demanding satisfaction are being for.
Tardel to the President.
We learn from the latest telegrapbie
dispatches that the government is alive
to The requirements Of tho hour; feet
Of war vessels has been ordered to
Cuba, and We may look for news from
the seat Of war very shortly.
Hurrah for that! Let US teach these
old Dons tLat tho American Republic
is able and willing TO protect its siti-
zens; and will not fail 10 chastise any
aud all who dare insult the citizen or
disregard the flag. twill DO bat "a
holiday sprJen 10 teach the Spuniards
better manners; and Mt the same time
Cuba. "thc gem Of tho Antilles will
become new star in the galaxy Of the
American Union
wo await with anxiety the action of
the government in tho premises.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
STATE OF WEST VtHCiNA,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ClEcuir C'r LEWIS 60,
Weston, Nov. II, 1873.

J. +. W. Hds, com.
plainaut.
vs..
John j. Kramer, II. N. In Chancery
Iowlhcr, Samuel Mar
tin and Adam Hoover,
defendants.
The objCc, Of reference made 10 the above
named cause on the "a day OF September,
1873, by the said Circuit Court Of Lewis Is
10 ascertain whether there any, and II 90,
what amount ofpurchase money syet un-
paid on the tract Of Is 9.l acres OF land In
lhr iii mentioned from Samuel Martin un-
der his purchase tLeftofuader decree in the
charcery case 10 the style Of II. NJ. Lowiher
against Jacob Ahnawali aud others; alsoall
liens against said land and their ptloTitics,
and tie state aud condition Of the title 10
said land; with any other matters which
TIC Commissioner may deem pertinent Or
the pafiltS may require,
Tho parties In this cause,will take notice
that | have fixed on The 9lst day Of Desen-
Der, 1873, at lay said Office, &c execute the
said order Of reietthee aud that will con-
iinue the same from day TO day ,if nect5sA'
ry) until my report thereon shall be CON.
plrlcd.
Given under MY hand, IS Commissioner Of
sAd Court, the date fiat above mentioned.
novei.iw a., BUTCHER.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
snnIl Nc nnrc a Ral!road.

This question is ono that has been ~.
Eating tie minds Of our eilileus for
several years; and many projects have
been talked Of and Cbartees granted,
aul set we hayo have no railroad The
be,. prospect We now have, 50 far as
10 are able to judge, is the proposed
road from Weston via BuekhannOn
aud Philippi to some point on the North
western Virginia Railroad or the d o.
Il Il , in the county Of Taylor. Senate
Bill No. 2O4 passed the Senate Oct.
10Th 1873; and will no doubt pass the
House. authorizing the Weston and
Clarksburs Railroad to change iisroaIe
50 as to pass Via Buckhaanon aud
Philippi, and terminate intaylor county,
connect ng with one or the other Of the
above unmsE roads. From the best in.
formation We eau gather We have every
reason to believe that this road will DO
constructed, SHOULD the counties through
which it passes, show disposition to
assist ini.s construction, This VIC
think they will, aud ought to do for
there certainly can DO but one mind as
to the advantages and benefits We would
receive from railroad. How much wa
should assist in the construction Of this
road Is a question about which persons
may widely differ. This road undOubt.
odIy will be Of great advantage and
convenience to our County, Yet wO
think u through linois much preferable,
and think that tho counties through
which this road proposes to pass should
not assist SO much in the cOnstruc.
ton Of it as to be unable TO assist a
through line, when they shall go to
work 10 good earnest, to make q road
through the State, and through those
counties. Il must DO evident to all that
stock in although line would be better
and more profitable, aud that We IN this
section of tho State will derive greater
advantage from through line than
tho proposed branch, yet il We cannot
have ono, Let US have tho other; and
wO trust we will not be deemed selfish
il We work for the construction Of both.
-Buekhannon Delta.
We confess that We don't hardly
SEQ through the points raised BY oal
cotomporary; but be will notice at 4
glance, ..by looking over tho history Of
the Through lines that have been
proposed, that We have no reason tt
hope for such blessing, within the
lifetime Of the present generation. va
want Railroad, and re want it NOW
And it cannot be that a Railroad
throuph the counties named would be
Injurious to any through liao that
might be constructed We want
prcIen, help to deyOlope our country
and the counties panied would reap the
first benefits Of the proposed road. 1t
w.ull bring wealth and population to
US; and afler we bad gained these i'm.
portnnt aids to our advancement, we
might then think Of Through lines"
and iron.clad dcpots. Let US take the
best we can, brother, and after awhile
We will look to grander schemes.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

wnY is it that people invariably close
the door behind them in warm weather
and leave it open 10 cold u lis one Of
those things 10 Esllah can fud out.
WE desire to call the attGntiou..of our
Buzton correspondent Of last week to
section . Of article I Of the new Con.
stitutiOu, which provides that "ihe
Governor shall, at the commencement
Of each session, give to the Legislature
information, by message, Of the condi.
tiOn Of the State and shall recommend
such measures as ho shall deem expo.
di.ut. HehaR aeeompaag his mes
sage riA statement Of all money re-
esiad and paid out By him, from any
funds suljt,t to his order, and rih
VnI.hrs therefor; aud at the com.
neuccneut Of each regular session pre-
sent estimates Of the amount Of money
required by taxation for ali purposes
It was doubtless because the Governor
utterly failcd to comply with that por-
ton Of the above section which requires
him to accompany bis message with q
statement Of all money received and
paid out by him, from any funds subject
to bis order, aud with vouchers there
TOT. !" that thu Legislature, by trEolu-
tiol, called upon lin for a statement Of
biz expenditures. Why the Governor
disrc. ardrd this plain constitutional
provision we are unable to say; unless,
perhaps, as has been strongly suspected,
IN improper use has been made Of the
funds under bis control. II true, as
claimed by him and bis friends, that
what 10 does not know ub, u: the Con.
stitutioa is not worth knowing, he Ger
tailly could not have been ignorant Of
th provision. His failure 10 comply
witt it is but another evidence OF his
iatontion 10 be guided by Fundamental
law only in SO lar as It may suit his
,onTcuicueo The Legislature did pre-
iectly right in 7, quiting him to perform
u sworn constitutional duty. The pro
vision itsclfis excellent, Ind is one of
the many admirable features which ey-
cry days experience serves to discless
in tue new Constitution:
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Clac'r C'r LEWIS COUNTY, :
November 10, 1873. J

Robert Irvine, cOmpI't,l
vs..
A. W. WOodford Sheriff
Of Lewis county, and
as such administrator Of
the personal estate Of
John j, Moore, decd,
Jeramiah B. Moore, in
his own right, aud as
an heir OF John j.
Moore, deceased, Will.
lam Moore, Robert c,
Moore, Harriet +. Moore 10 ehanCery
William II. Bragg and
Elizabeth, bis wife,
Robert p. Flesher and
Nancy H., his wife, G.
W. Hall and Sarah, bis
vito, Charles G. Hall
and Susan O., bis wife,
and Henry O. Hall and
Lucy Ann, bis wife,
heirs Of John j, Moore,
deceased.
The object OF the order OF reference made
in the above named cause by the Circuit
Court of said county OF Lewis, on the 9th
day Of September, 1873, Is 10 ascertain
whether the said John j. Moore left any
pcrsonal estate at bis death liable to tho
payment Of his debts; 10 sSitlo aud state the
accounts Of A. ". WoodGoTl, Sheriff, and
Us such administrator Of said personal es-
tate; to convene the creditors Of the said
John ]. Moore, deceased, and ascertain Il cir
debts, tho amounts thereof their priOritiSs
rs to all assets len by said dccedent, what
estate, real or personal, WAS left by said
Moore and any other matters which said
Commissioner may deem material In this
cause, or the parties may require.
The parties IN this cause will take no,its
ih., | have fixed on the goth day oil Deem
Der, at my said ollie, 10 the town Of IVES.
ton to execute the said order Of rfcerenco
and will then On necessary continue the
same from day 10 day until my report there.
on shall be completed
Given under my hand, nI Commissioner
ofsaid Court, the date lirst above mentioned.
neylT.4w G. j. BUTCHER.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

~ Par YoUE TAxEs.- The day o
grace has passed, and we expec. the
people to fork over without being
asked fifteen or twenty times. Come
up aud register. We will be at the
SheriiFs ofico 10 Weston on Saturday
Of each week. Bring your scads and
go away happy, cUflFcTOR.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

TUE result Of the political year is. the
Democrats have rsgainsd power in Ohio,
IN New York, in Oregon aud in Wis.
aOusin-a State which has been ltcpnb.
lisan since tho organization Of tllst
party, aud has firmly established its old
trodominunco in historic Virgins, Mar.
Wand md ,l'txas To-day the DrnOc.
ratio pariyis constitutional opposition,
aai /, 10 a poliiiuu to sigor6nsly con.
teal for control Of the National Gov
0hmcnL This Is morHbahP partisan
victory. 1t isa public eSiu. With
powerful, a vigorous ond yigilaut
opposition tho party in power purify
i'self or perish. According to The
use tie Democrats tsakc oflheir Oppor.
lunitiss will be the prstshce oiIho party.
Simplicity, economy, and honesty 10
the administration CflicderAl and State
slIary arc demaudol By tho people.
lie. the Democracy exert all the inau'
enee they possess TO bring to close the
cra Of ychility. Then will tue country
ie,i that tbs party of the people dcserv.
Is the confidence whlch has been rspO,ed
10 ii, aud three years hence give It the
ionhol Of Irrational aaaits.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
MANHOOD: now LOST, HOW
RESTORED


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also, Consumption, Epilepsy aud Fits, In
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The celebrated author, Ia this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequence Of seli.ahuso may be radically
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pointing out mode o. cure al once sim pie,
certain and ClIcclual, by means ofwhich ey.
cry sufferer, no matter what Ills condition
may be, may cure hlmisli ehsaply, privately
aud radically.
5aa- This lecture should DO 10 tho hands
ofeyory youth and every man In the land.
Sent under seal In a plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt OF si1
cents, ortwo postage siampi,
Address the Publishers,
CIlAS. j. o. KLINE & CO.,
l27 BOwSry, New York,
Post 0ficc Box, 1880.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

SoMg discussion has been had 10 the
Radical nCSspapo S MS to tho relative
cost Of local government in Wood Ooun.
" under the old and tho new coustItu.
tons Some person wrote for tho Stale
Journal terrible indictmen. against
the County Court aud figured an enor-
nous increase Of expenses under the
present system. A correspondent of
Of the Daily Times, however, shows by
actual figures aiken from the records
that the cost Of county government
under the old constitution was 81, 503
Sc, Tor one year, while that Of one year
under the new Constitution and the
much abused County Court was
S3.247.9j, showing an actual saving
to tho x.payers Of Wood county Of
81, 255 81 IN ono year under the
present system. We 40 not doubt that
the same favorable showing might be
made in nearly every county in the
State, where hue auicry has been
raised by Radical partizaus against tue
County Court aud tho new Constitution.
Wholesale and sweeping dcnunciatiOn
Of tho new system, is very common
among our friends oftho Republican
persuasion. but when they come dOwu
to tho actual Ggutcr they fnl their aeu.
salions unsupported by facts.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
STATE or WEsr YiRotSu, |
CoNNtssIoXRR's 0rncp,
CIR CovRT LEWIS COUSTY,
lows or WEsToN,'
November II, 1878. ]

Fountain johnson and
Winfield II. johnson,
his wife, Ekza I.JOhn.
son. James Wilson aud
Sarah Auu Wilson, bis
wife, aud Polly John.
son, complainauts,
VS.
Nathaniel Moon, as I'd.
ministrator of Nathaniel
Moon, deceased, and as
listributcc Of said deco. In chaDeery
dent, Schuyler 4. Moon,
Richard Moon. Schuyler
Moon, sou of Samuel
Moon, deceased, James
Moon, Oscar Moon, Les
lie Moon. Nathaniel II.
3nccll, Edward q. an.
cell, William Ancell,
Thomas Ancall, John
Ancell and T. Y. Hos.
ner.
On :he ID day Of September, 1873, this
cause was referred by the Circuit Court Of
said county of Lewis, 10 a Commissioner Of
said Court, with the Glowing objects:
To review the settlement alleged in the
bill to have been made by JGckman Cooper,
a Commissioner appointed by the Recorder
Of UpshuF eouniy, ofthe accounts OF Nathan.
lei loon, Jr.y rs administrator Of the per.
spnnl estate Of NalhaLiel Moon, deceased,
aud ascertain and report whether the same
was correctly made, aud IL not, wherein Il Is
incorrect; aud ifincorFSel to examine, state
and settle the accounts Of said administrator
from his qualification down, charging him
with all monies received by him, or With
which he is In law rhargeable, and credit
ing him with all proper lawful disbursements
aud commissions.
And II said scItl ement made by said Coop.
er be correct, then 10 continue the account
ancc that settlement. To ascertain and
REPORT all debts against tie estate Of said de-
eedent, and convene It's creditors; and II it
appear that balhneeiS In the hands o said
administrator subject to distribution among
the distributes Of said dCccdent, then to Ms
certain who arc such Distributes, and the
several amounts due TO each. And any 9TH
or natter proper to enable the Coui; to ad.
minister said estate which the Commissioner
may deem pertinent or til, parties require.
The parties Ia this cause will take notice
that have fixed on the second day ofJanu-
Gry, 1874, AZ my said Office, TO execute the
said order Of reference; and / do hereby
convene all the creditors Of the estate ofssil
Nathaniel Noon, deceased, and warn them to
appear before nc on that day aud at that
place; and, Unnecessary, will then eoulin-
ue my examination Of said cause from day 10
day until my report shall be completed.
Giyeu under my hand, as Commissioner
ofsaid Court, the date frSt above mentioned.
nov 2I4W G. j. BUTCHER.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

IS Virginia the General Asitsmbly
will stand; Senate Conservative, 80 !
Republicans, 10; House Of Delegate,
-Coa,srvatiyCs 100; Republicans 80.
Ia The votes for General KompCr there
Is q Conservative gain Ct 3 66I,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

AroSi'niSo as 1t may appear. tho
Democrats have elected a majority Of
tue members Of the Kansas Legislature
The relations Of last winter wero rather
more than the good people Of bleeding
Kapias' could stand
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-11-24

Tho SINGER received all the medals
awarded to either OF the competing Ma
chimes, and two medals mere than any
other obtained. Then, in the namo 0
truth, what Is II that prompts people to
claim recommendations for the Diploma Of
Honor! The fact is, no Diploma fHonor
has been given to any Sowing Machine
Company but immcasurably better 10