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Zen lines OF thls tAgate) Type make one squire -,
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Eusiness Notices. double the ordinary rales,
Yearly Advertising Contracts will Be Understood 10 app
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OfhsI advertisements by the advertiser viii be
shaTsed extra. ,,.,.- ~, -. -
apd Religious Notices, per cent discount
Notices in EdiuIlal Column VIII Ne charged Al
tn rate OF Is cents a line each insertion
an Transient Advertisements 10 be paid ioT IN All anee
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ua1uihs OF less, same daily
Advertisements Dzfy and Weekly " II he charged ~
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OK DELIvERY.-The seventh volume Of Ben
tons Abrijgement of the Debates Of Congress
has BEEN issued, and Mr. CUNNINGHAM, the
Agent, is now in this city delivering the work
to subscribers.
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y BRYAST& STRATToN's chain Of College
is now complete and in successful operation. 4
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College will
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
persa. P. r. sPEScER Sons have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department cbs4tf
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KILLED The mangled body of a dead man
was found upon the track of the c. & E. R. R.
near PainesvilIe yesterday morning. He was
doubtless ran over by some of the trains pass
ing in the night We did not learn his name
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ARRIvED.-The Steamer North Star arrived
yesterday morning. She brought mo news of
any moment, and will sail again on Monday
evening next.
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rAarsrisrrnsnt-

fremont HaLL-Mr 5. c. HEWITT will speak
tomorrow morning and evening Mr.. H is
one of the ablest advocates of Spiritualism-
There will no doubt be a good turn out. .It
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u Anglim, at No. "a Superior street, has re-
eeived HarPer's Weekly, New York Mercury,
Ledger, and Saturday Evening Post, of July
18th and 24tb.
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MEETING.-There will be a Temperance
Meeting at the Sons of Temperance Hall, On
tarlo street, at . P NJ to morrow
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GoDARD.-Gojard, the Eronaut, makes a
grand ascension in Buffalo to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-17

PERsoxAL-W E. McMAsrER, editor of the
New York Daily Nsirs, is in town and stop
ping at the Weddell House
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z. n r.

r R. R-Rad~zss Bsady Relief for Hsadschs. whsths
SICK nervous Rhsumatsn, raralysls. Lumblgo Gour
Neuralgia To0thache. Sea P0K. Fesers Swollen lolnts
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fescr Pains around the Liver
pieursy. Measles Heartburn. and Pains Of all kinds
RadWay's Ready Relief vii IN lew minuies change
the miSorles you suffer TO JOYS OF pleasure
r. R--RadWaV's RenovatluE heSoiTents ior the cure
sf as SER fllous and SyDhitic CON-
naints other adections Of the Lungs snd
Throat Induraton and Enargements OF partl Eruptve
and other dseasrs Of the skin Nodes Tuors Ulcers DJs-
of the Blood
n R-Radsays Regulators iii cure, elfectually and
speeilv Ccsffvensss, Indigestion, fnfamm1on Of the
Bouols, Dlslepsa, Liver Complaipt Diseases Of the
Heart and Kidneys Eenale Cum palms. Small Pux. Feverl
Messlss, 3c So Wheneverthe system "a out Of order
dose Of RadWays Besuators viii restore q 70 regularity
No female should be without them
r R. R. Rsuedies are sold b Drugssis sveryw whsrs-
GAYLORD CO., and W. FIsKE, Assais; eisvs'
isna' oh'as a N'-'~a
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Bankers.
J. HerdnaTa s. Co.,

J. Herdman & Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
nEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Com Fo.eizn AID Domestic Exchange. UncurTeut
Money and Land Marranis- Coileclons N the United
states Canada and Europe. promptly attended 70.
Agents orthe Liverpool and New YORK Screw steamship
Linz by Eich Passagecan be secured either 20 OF from
Liverpool the advertised iSfes- Passage also De Sc
cured from Liverpool Me- York. Qucoee and New Or
leans. by the regular lines q sailing Packet SHIPS Also,
from Havre Hamburg and Bremen tc New " TX DraitS
Furnished anr amount payable through the Continent
Europe and Great Britain and Ireland for further par
J. HERDAIAN s. CO,
splr-dtf II Water street. Cleveland. Ohio
H Z wqIT~AN- \. N sTANDAKr. W sIASpARr
WHITMAN, STANDARD u CO.
w Bankers and Leslsrs IN Foreign and Domestic E1-
change MOI Superior We draw direct on Lon
idu furnish Drafts Tor amount paFeble Al AT
the principal poia Eng land Ireland Seotne hIsse
ID (,erunv C5llecfio1s made al accessible points
fhTosesiou' ihe Uait d States and Cana1as mne.ly
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AT Prices to sniff tha Tiua.
THE NEW CAsKRT-

a = = I44D 10 II u AUt UF Nc
- pIoyemen and refinement, the 1less
- ttl ne y nov prepared 70 furnish a entire
hsN 9itiele IN the UNDERLYING line superior 10 anvtbin
Soe lnl roduce1 IL is OF his manufacfure ds
a ne tke iurnl, aud Is highly Ornamental win f5is
"a sass rlnging the entire length OftOp fu leasfh
Ihe ASkEf has none ofthe gloomy and unpleasapt an
pea1ees o. the old style OF Coius They - nare-fgv
i-tsht and arc vers light and convenient for
ll.t article = much used IN eastern CITIES - ~
Persons lOsing fends and wishing 10 nrc.,lr. -
tne aDOye lne viii mad It much their Interest b. - i-
M * ming Tor themselves where they vii ma ,es
attention gwen DAN'L W DUTY Uujer1aEsr 'i'
Cleve aud. June sT-mlc6..a7 ~ - -
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r. r. r.
Will, IN ALL CASES

III follow the Of Railways r. r Remedies. rner
sek diseased. weak. feeble crippled
with pain infrmilits. but thai Railways Ready Relief
Renovang Resovsnt Regulators IS he nature Of the
disease require will quickly and rlaRidly
These remedies consist Railways Ready Relief Rad
ways ker0vaiing Resovent. Railway Regulators Earh
of these remedies possesses special powers
certain diseases Yet there other dnseases wherein
their combined medicinal prupertes required and
when thus II there sncen life and strength with
the diseased dying body sustain their action, the
patient viii live aut be restored 70 health
Pain. r. r. Relief,
Acute Diseases, r. r. Relief
Indammaiory Dseases Relief and Regulators
Nalari0us Diseases, Relief and Regulators
Congesfive Diseases, Relief and Regulators
ScrOfulous Diseases, RenOgating Rssolvent
Chronic Diseases EenOvating HesOlVenf,
Syphilific Diseases, Renovafing Resolyent
C1nstifuticnal Diseases, Resoivent and Regulators
Sim Diseases, Renovating ResOlvart,
Nervous DISEASES, Resolyent, Relief, Regulafors.
Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief and Regulator.
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= LUNSIIIL ILUNAL DISEASLN-
Many diseases thai aect humanity Inherited herr
looms nun the diseased bodies Of sCky Scrofdiz,
Consumption, syphilis aud Fits slnong the
rnOn Of Constitutional diseases Now, we not how
many generations the seeds Of these diseases have
been established the system coupting the b0od-RAD-
WAYS RENovA REsoLvKNT ~ih eradicate from the
bodies u the afflicted every paItee Of diseased depotE
and dl the veins with new pure and healthy blood.
CHILDREN'S DISEASES
RADwAY's RENovArISG ESoLvENT should bo hailed as
blessing BY mother. throughout he laud whose
infants Acted with sores. Humors Se These break
irgs (auS earyl evidence Of disoase Transmitted
the parent stock. few doses Of the RENoYArIN0
REsoLvE viii eracate every vestige the dsease and
insure the child sornd and healthy body.
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Drugs.

G0AP-LOw's Brown Windsor and
- Honey Soap. C-eavor's Gycerine. Musk and Honey
SOap-W aIranied genuine-for sale by
febg - W. SACKRIDER
RRUSHES-A fine assortment of
IL Hair aud Cloth Brushes aso Teeth Brushes OF Ivory
Bone, Buffalo HON and Sandal Wood. For sals b
febg E ". SACKRlDER
T UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL sortmsnt Just received. tgethsT with great variety
fs.9 T. W sACKRIDER.
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5tours, Mf.

~ STANLEY W0ULDR ESPECT
Ds fuy inform the citizens Of Cleveland and velaiy
tb5 be hss uened stove No - Prospect street
where he Wll ssll S1oves CHEAP FOR CASH, having
eossi assortment of the latest patterns
fsin PuIus fffed W order Also, Manufacturer oi
Ti Copper and sheet Iron Ware. Particular attention
sven to Roofing and Guttering.
J5b Work done with dispatch. All work warTAn.ed-
l6-alw 90
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DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
-r. l5rs BASSEff HAIR DYE, great dssiieT,Tan
eA1leasy Tor B2Tners benefit. Which can h. boTebf r.
alse or small Quantities. ty per cent les N
RuIelse anY 0ther dye IN the country RfieS tiaf o
-e 70 pli ~ ior you can the same filed r M ems
IN IN ~ llsatf Ior the same quantity. You can get snV
sit uss5te Irn light shade TO brown shade and ist
- Anl sFe the best satisfaction cuSfouerS n
Eeiuii hy Wa n 4MpIrSI4 - 5es y SLoles1le arr
hfAAdub Fcrulurlr Authorized Agenf
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Aft'ps & GounsGIlors.

GEO. s. CLAPP-ATTORNEY AZ
OLAW aud NOTARY PUBLIC. Once over MeBrides
Drug store Berea Ohio. may6mt
w S. KERRUISH-ATT0RNEY
w Lsw-No- CO Superior Street, Cieveland, ohio
DROOKS, BOARDMAN Il FORD.
ID ATTORNEYS AT LAW. AtwA:er BuildIn-s' foot
D. " BRoOEs VI BoARDNAS. LW For"
WIILLIAMSON q RIDDLE, AT.
w TORNEYS Al LAW. ohes No 90 Sqnen8T-si
cisEsi1na- isnai oh'o' a q Fiddle.
NHARLES G. .BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Aney aud Counselor al Law--ofcs n Super 81 over
CTy Bank. lanlsaIy
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
AT LAW. Office Commercial Bank.
A SPER j. F, ATTORNEY ATLAW,
n Warren, umbull County, Ohio oHiee, No 3 -
Market street. dee1-slsl
DEAVIS q MUELLER-ATTO
ID NEYs AND CoUNsELLoRS AT Law, Leader
Building. lelL-I "
GPAULDING & PARSONS, ATT0R-
- NEYs AT LAW. Office, Parsons Block, Superior-st
r. r. G PARSONS United States Commissioner, and
Master CnnfuiSSlnncrin IN t'haueerv. tfnZe-h4E
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COAL--COAL.

IN youT Winter supply. We are daily receigi asplen-
did aTtcle and Girates which sell - %
perton. Parties yisalHs 10 purchase wll Dc wei y give
Us call All orders through the Post Once prumuty at
tended TO- Offices and Yaras C. P. r. r Pier and al
SENS - " JOHN HAYS : co
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RITRT q m nD0-

s M9st ol IN Citizens Of Cleveland who use Bnrpin.
IN ~ ~ S. ne M good article and wi
Ga At lil-A low url1e until further uofca I-.asa
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= a B5lsi3Is q Hoyes Patent Iss idgs and wholeSSle
,.a hetal dealers Ia Lumer. Timber SEineis and ~
Track ' 49, "a - u 4 = x X
nsI IS l; l; Building Stone and
glce without caataee ~ e--' - vessel Ain
Ae nssnments attended to with prOmptnsss and a, fair
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-06
nsRsoNAL lYrELLlGENcR.


II stated that the Hon Joel Parker professor IN the
law school at Cambridge University, contemplates
signing his position The Office has already been tender
cd 10 Judge Thomas Of Worcester but he prefers 10
main Ia the position lie occupies.
Lord and Lady Napier left New York for Niagara Falls
yesterday morning, by way OF Auburn, where they viii
make short stay with Senator Seward by whom they
win b. accompanied on their westward trip,
Lucas j. Van Alien, Of the most venerable resi-
dents OF Kinderhook in Columbia county New York
died on the 2sth ult in the eighyseeod year of his
age ie was highly respected wherever he known,
aud though for years laborng under incurable in
firinities, his loss will be severely felt.
We glad 10 learn from the Richmond Enquirer Of
yesterday that the wound OF the Hon Sherrard Clemens
has taken highly favorable turn, that the crisis OF
danger has past And his recovery is fast progressing
Major Ben Perley Poore the secretary of the United
States Agricultural Society is in Richmond making ar
nngenens for the national fair, TO be held the 25h
instant.
General Scott arrived at New York on Saturday after
noon, the "a instant, from West Point lie has quite
recovered from his recent accident.
Hon. z; Kidwell, Of Virginia. is at Browns Hotel.
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THE ARMT AND NdPY.

The sixth regiment Of infantry. it will DC remembered,
has been ordered from Utah TO Washington Territory. 1t
left Fort Bridgcr the 2lst Of August Vim the Bear
River route, "HudspetS Cut-of and Carson Valley,
distance u over Thousand miles. muster Of the
members Of tho regiment showed that there were present
70 officers and $50 The following Is list Of the
officers
Lieut. Col. Geo Andrews D. T. Col Vim. Hoffman !;
Capt. Winf s. Hancock, A. O. NJ. Assistant Surgeon
John j. MILAN, H. D. First Lieut.. James H. Corey nd
jutanti Second Lieut. G. @. Iawtel, II. O. M; Capt.
W. $. Kelchum, company @ Capt. Charles S. Lowell,
company h Capt I'd johnson, (B. M company u
Capt Thomas liendfickson, company II Captain r. w.
Fvoto, company u; Capt. l.. A. Armistcad (B. M. J
company II; Capt. II. H. Garrett. company X ; Captain
II. r. Flint company a First Lieut.. VIM. T. Carlin,
company ID Do. f. q. Marshall co. j Do b. r..
smith, CO. II DO. s. r. Higgins, - Second Lert j..
A. smith, co. II DO. j. McClcry 60, q DO. a. y.
Hardcastle co. - Do, o. H. Moore, co. @ Do. O. X.
MeIcmore, co X DO NJ. Bryant, co, I Do a. j. Har-
rison,' GO. Al (; Do. u. Dillon, CO. d.
board OF officers consisting Of Capt. c. Il. Pickett
9th infantry; Capt. j. G3rgts, ordnance department
Breyet Major n. H. $. Indlcy, ordnance department
Lieut. III. b. Ctz, 81 infantry; and Lieut.. ~ III Maury,
mounted dcnen, have been ordered to assemble at the
Washington Arsenal for the purpose Of examining recent
improvements In small arms, The board directed 70
report to the War Department through the Ordinances Bu-
reau with such remarks and opinions they may deem
proper and 10 be governed by the provision hi the army
appropriation act Of June H. 1868,
The following assignments 10 duty Of officers In tho
medical department have been directed Wy the Secretary
of War: Surgeon Madison Mills 10 Fort Lcasenworth,
Kansas Surgeon John w, Cuyer 10 Fort Monroe Va. /;
Surgeon N s. jarvis TO San Antonio Texas there 10
the duties Of medical director Assistant Surgeon
r. Potts TO Fort Ripley, Min Assistant Surgeon A. j.
Meyer to Baton Rouge, In.
Second Lieut. John s SAUNDERS, ri artillery Il trans
icrrcd to the ordinances department. and drccte report
accordingly to tile colonel OF ordnance by whom DC will
be placed on duty ut the Washington Arsenal.
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THE ADMISSION or KANSAS.

There is just now more cant and hypocrisy era-
ployed by demagogues and ignorant disciples about
the admission Of Kansas than any other question be-
fore the country. Every intelligent gentleman knows
that Kansas cannot apply for admission before the
opening Of Congress in December, 1859; and we
take it for granted that long before that time her
population will largely exceed the representative RAJ
ito of 9342O inhabitants. It's by no means certain
that the people Of that Territory desire admission
Her principal citizens, we know, are opposed to
such course. The recent discovery Of gold depos-
ties within her borders is quite sufficient to war
rant us in saying that the coming season will greatly
add to the population Of the Territory, Then, why
is the question of the admission OF Kansas made tho
subject Of political controversy? Al most it's one
which belongs to the coming year. No new consii-
tuition can be authorized, framed, submitted and ap
proved as TO reach Congress at coming session
Who does not know this? And who knowing it,
with any good intention, asitatcs tue question Of adj
mission? We would Ike TO have few Of the DEM
agogues who talk 80 much about the matter answer
= y
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GENERAL JEREz RECEIVED AS MINISTER FROM
NICARAGUA

III Scnor Don Maxine Jercz arrived in this country
some time since envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipoentiary from Nicaragua, and asked to be re-
ceivod in that capacity. He was informed that no
minister would DO received from that country until
an ample apology had been made for the offensive
allegations against tho United States contained in
and Costa RIGA, the occasion Of the contract
formed with Mr.. Belly, and which manifesto
and contract were published in the journals Of
the day. BY the instructions Of his government.
General Jerez, having made an apology on tho part
Of Nicaragua entirely satisfactory, in letter to the
Department Of State, was yesterday received by the
President envoy extraordinary and minister pleni
potentiary from that republic.
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Pipes FoR zHE IgasulNGroN 1QuEDUcr

We understand that the contract of Mr. Lawrence Ny
ers Of Philadelphia for cas-ron pipes for the Washing
ton aqueduct, yesterday forfeited the recon-
mendaton Of the engineer in charge Of the work. for the
that the contractor has not complied with It's pro
visions by delivering tho hiryinch pipes within the
time spccihcd--viz the first Of October.
The contract given to Mr. Myers though not the
lowest bidder because he offered 70 deliver these pipes
within the specified time II clearly proper therefore,
that having failed in this condition, the contract should
be forfeited
We may also say that the pipes arc required for the
service of the aqueduct MS possible we presume
that they will be purchased from our own makers who
nay be able to deliver them soonest and thus this mat
ter which has been trouble to some Of our friends
10 Pennsylvania win be settled in manner satisfactory
70 all parties except the defulting contractor
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SPEECH or HON. ANDREW JOHNSON.

AT some little Inconvenience We give to-day at
length speech from Mr.. Senator Johnson, delivered
during the late session Of Congress-, the homestead
bill. Governor Johnson has, ever since his advent
10 public e,steadily pursued his favorie subject Of
securing homesteads to actual settlers and that lie
has been able to command 50 large share Of tie
confidence Of his State is evidence at least that tie
people Of Tennessee heartily Bympathze in Ills views
The subject is ono Of great practical interest and il
it's complete success in the government is imposs.
bic, win not DO for want Of ability il its discus
sion by the senator from Tennessee. lie is confess
cdly the very soul Of The homestead project, and
hence we are The more inclined to give the readers
Of the Union The full benefit Of the discussion in lis
hands
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COMMERCIAL FAILIERES INPRO VEMENT nv
TRADE
IFrom the New York Herald, OCT Al

The effects Of the financial rernon Of last year. so
fir ut least they indicated by commercial failures
in this city to be yielding to tho improved condi
ton Of trade which has been apparent for some time
past
The first crash of the revulsion the oath Of
August 1857 with the failure -of the Ohio Life and Trust
Company and from that date to the LIST OF October fol-
lowing the commercial fixtures in This city amounted to
hundred and twenty six For the same period this
year the failures number only twelve and from the LIST
of April to the present date only ftytwo and many of
these doubtless houses which have been dragging
along since the ciiss Of last fall The scarcity of failures
this year, however, cannot be attributed so much to an
improved trade to the fact tat most of the large
houses in the city which were destined to bicak-all
which had expanded too uliicl-haye smashed up long
ago, aud it only the small fry that remained 10 be
finished of this year Besides it must be taken into
count that there is not more than half the trade
dving THAT there at this time in I85T--al-'
though t IL rapidly reviyng what trade is being
done is conducted with more caution cash, and not
ruinously long credit is 10 grcnter extent than
before, the Medium or trade business have had
wholesome lesson which win probably last them for the
next Ave years When according to previous experience,
may expect return 10 the old system OF rccklessness
and expasionhc certain precursors Of another fnan
ciil crisis in ten or twenty years to come
While this Is true Of the state Of affairs in The city Of
New York other Atlantic cities show similar record
The failures from April l., 1878, to October were In
Boston eight in philadelphia eighteen, aud in Baltimore
thirty-four
The total number Of commercial failures throughout
The Union for the same period was nine hundred and
nneiy-sxa great decrease from last year. The aggre-
gate Of the above failures probably less than
halt what il WIS in 1857 These facts we learn from the
we'll organized commercial agency Of McKillop Wood,
Beclsman street and they very Interesting indica
tons Of the Of business throughout the country
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a QuEsrloN TO BE ANswEnEp.If the people Of
Kansas wont ask for admission into tic Union, wont
frame State government we would like to know
how some of our representatives and senator's arc
going 10 comply with their pledges TO vote for such
admission at the coming session Of Congress? Then
again, surprising the people Of Kansas should next
winter set on foot tie organization Of State govern
mcnt and be unable 70 perfect it as to ask adms-
sion before the adjournment Of Congress, how win
those senators and representatives fulfil their pledges
to vote for admission at tho approaching session I
When q man gives pledge to do a thing we are
clear that he should fulfil it We are like Paul.
believing that Stewards should be found faithful y
but then. again, there is equal treacIcry in man
who agrees to do what cant be done as in ono who
fails to do what might have been and ought to have
'been done.