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Special Notices.

rs q possible that any Soldier caIle 50 fool
$50 as leave the city without supply Of HollO-
w4y's Ointment and Pills. Whoever does so will
deeply regret it. These medicines the only
c.rtain cure for Bowel Complains, Fsvers, sOre-s
aud scurvy. Only IS cents per Box or Pot. 8
febls-dIw
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TRIRuNF's pIspATcH.

W AsaIEeToB, Feb. 16.-SenatOr Latham
VIII TOMORROW INTRODUCES a bill for the sur
vey of telegraph line from San Francisco
to the North west Coast, overland, via
Behring's Straits and Asiatic Russia, to the
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WASHINGTON, Feb. I7.-Gen. Mcclellan
has received dispatch fully confirming the
capture of Fort Donelson.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 1.-THE greatest ex-
element prevailed her4 to-day after the
news of the capture Of Fort Donelson was
received
A salute of one hundred guns was fred,
and every demonstration of Joy was exhib-
tied. go A@
A special train left at o'clock for Fort
Donelson. Several physicians, twenty-five
volunteer nurses and large quantity of
hospital stores. 49,. f---.
Court House to make arrangements for
taking care of the wounded that viii be
sent here.
Gov. Morton leaves tonight for F ort
Donelson. 1 -
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BOSTON, Feb. 1T he news OF the cap
ture of Fort Donelson created perfect
furore of patriotic jubilation to-day. There
has never been so much Joy manifested
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yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, and reached
here this noon at 2 NJ, says the tight had
been going on all day yesterday.
The right wing Of the enemys fortihca-
tions had been taken, and the Stars and
Stripes were floating over them.
The forces were breast TO breast, and the
fight was to be renewed.
Two of our Colonies are reported Killed,
and two wounded.
The Lieut.. Colonel Of the Forty eighth IL
linois was killed.
The Eighteenth Illinois had suffered much.
F.
LATEST
CAIRO, Feb I6-2 P. M.-Capt. Wise, of
he Minnehaha, who left Fort Donelson last
evening, at o'clock, says there was severe
fighting there yesterday.
The enemy made a sortie from the Fort,
yesterday, at 10 o'clock, drove our forces
back three quarters of a mile and captured
Schwartzs battery. At one o'clock our
forces rallied and recaptured it, driving the
enemy before them and planting our flag on
their outer Notifications.
When the Captain left the fighting was
going on.
The Courier, which arrived at the wharf
this evening from Evansville, brings the in
telligence that four of our g.olonels were
killed, yesterday afternoon. Colonel John
Logan, of Illinois, was one of them. The
names of the others have not been learned.
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Ths -sppsfSfss.-It is very difficult matter
with the majority Of persons to restrain their appe
tites; hence, we sac an abundance Of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and Disorders Of the Stomach
and Digestive Organs. Hollands German Bitters
will entirely these complaints and restore the
system to its original Vigor and strength. They
for sale by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere, at rs cents per bottle. fsblS
"A Thfsg or BssafD Is a Joy Forces r
Who can be beautiful with a sickiy pale complex
ion7 Keep the pores Of the skin free, aud tn.
blood pure, and your cheeks wilt vie with the
aud lilly. The skin Is formed with thousands Of
pores every inch of surface whose Office it Is to
carry or the impurities of the bood-thes &C
kno~ledged cause of all diseases of mankind
when the skin is dry and parohed-when it Is
covered with eruptons-When 1t Is cold and clam
rny-when there is Inward fever Inflammation
st is impossi BILE the skin under these circum-
stances to perform its proper functions. and to
carry of the Impurities frem the body az designed
by our Creator.
JUDS0N'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove
these distractions, and produce free and healthy
blood, remove the eruptions from the skin, and
cause it to brigh; en- with the lush of youth and
beauty. Beauty without paints and cosmetics-
beauty produced by health and happiness.
JudsOn's Mountain Herb Pills sold by all
medicine dealers. dec3
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Al SEteht cola,

~ sR Slight G0tG,
HSAAkA Rouah, oaEoaEseness
ildHAsIEI Or SfoFe l0hroat,
az Which might DC checked
%(lASG zOith q simple remedy,
ifraeqtected, often terminates seriously.
Fen are a1p1re of the importance Of
stoppfzg a IGou4h or 5fZia/zt
1GoLd in, lis FIRST stage; that 1ytleh
IN The beginning 1Do1eya yield TO
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacks The lungs.
8FoL1l1' s 8follchLaL SZfocLLes
1Uere first introduced eleven years aero.
It has been proved that they are the
best article before the public Jfor
RouqIls, folds, Az2FoHchLtLs,
9RstKS7za, BataSEh, the Haeleing
Cough IN ISoIzsm'7zILtioll, and
numerous affections Of the Threat,
g5vIrsg immediate relief.
Public Speakers s. Singers
zgiU find them efsotleaZ for clearing
and strengthening the Uoioe.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers
in Medicine, at IS cents Per boz
Sold inlEvansviIle by -
fsb5 KELLER O. WHITE.
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s fs5s in'A'an' WIG y KELLER 6 WHITE.
maOTICR q RgLR-Notloe i -.

ANOTICR OF S.9EE.-Notice is hereby
SE given that will sell at Public Auction az
my shop, in the City Of Evansville, Vanderburgb
county, Indiana, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
FEBRUARY, 1862, between the hours Of 6 O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock P. M. Of said day one horse
buggy, the property Of Joseph Neal Of Wolf Island
Mississippi county, State of Missouri, 70 satisfy
a mechanics lien which hold on said property Tor
5000, storage, advertising, and costs ior seiing
same. christian DECKER
Third sc. adjoining Court House
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. l6.-Dispatehes were res
ceived at Headquarters last evening by Gen.
Halleck, from Gen. Curtis, to the effectthst
he had pursued and oyertaken Prices rear
guard, captured nearly all its baggage, and
taken more prisoners than he k1'ea0 a0hat 70
do qoith. s. - sza1 y5-Es5s-as G-ssesE =
In this connection, it is also stated that
in the list of prisoners are several OF Gen.
Prices Staff.
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AOOTXCE.-At the March Term, 1862, the
a " County Commissioners will let the keeping
of the County Psupers, at the Asylum, for one or
more years, to the lowest and best bidder
The party bidding will state his lowest fgHTes per
year, tor keeping the poor and providing every
thing required by law for the comfort Of the
pauDers. Also the sum for which lie wilt super iu-
tend the Asylum, and the county furnish the food
and clothing. Bids must be left with the Board,
at their in the Court House, on the first Mon
day in March next, to be acted upon on that or
some other subsequent day of said term
The County Board will also contract with one
or more skiiifuI physicians, having knowledge of
surgery to attend to all county poer we'll the
prisoners in the county jail, for more years,
the physician to furnish all medicines. Bids so
licited for said professional services at the
place and time. WM. Ii. WALKER, a v. g.
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Regiments Organizing in indiana.


The following are the stations Of the regimen Is
now organizing in Indiana, together with their
commanding officers, as far as the appointments
have been made The list also embraces several
regiments now ready to take the field, which we
will transfer to the list embracing the stations
of Indiana troops outside of the State as fast as
the changes made
4sth Regiment-CoI. Eddy-Goshen-
SD Regiment-R ailrosd-Col. James III. Smith
indianapolis f.~
63i Regimeut-C0l. Gresham-Iudianapolis and
New Albany. I
54th RegiAent-Rev. Col John L. Smlth-La-
fayatte.
65th Regiment-2nd German--COl0nsl Mans
held-Evansvile.
56th Observation-Disclosures with the 52d
18th Regimsht-COl- Ale XaDder-GsOsport.
Goth Regiment-Ool. Owen-Evansville.
6Ist Regimen End Irish, Col. Mullen, Madison
ed Observation-Disclosures Jones.
Esd Regimen Colonel not yet appointed-Cov-
lugton. -.--
saith Reginent-1st Artillery-ColOnel not yet
appointed. Several Companies OF this Regiment
are already n service.
Goth Regiment-2nd Artillery-oOl. Anneke->
indianapolis.
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$40 UNTKo LKBRRRys NOTICE.
u All persons having books, drawn frsm the
County Library, Dotified to rsturn the same to
the Library between this date and the first day of
February next. Volumes will not be given out to
readers until further notice.
3 w. III. WALKER,
A v c. and Librarian.
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.{eE 4. SOHJv-so-N. sc~A sE-s-L'.
@HAs ER AND AY7IHSaS
Blank Book Manufacturer 1859
Main st, bet. First and Second. $500
A sh EVANSVILLE, TNDIANA.
50 Blank Books ruled PACED aud made to order
Of the best paper, from MenloranduIn to the
largest Ledger Music and Magazines bound in any
'tyle iel6-d&Sn
loHx Law, n R. AsrHEs, Notary Publ
L A w & A N T Ii E S =
ATFOixNEYs Al IA ~,
'ENERAL COLLECTION AND khAh EST ATE
office No. 81 Main street, opposite the Cou
House. Evansville. Indiana msyts-d@vly =
TAED L.s.mP SIS dozen extra Coli Oil
" BRrRers just received for the purpose OF al
tering Lard oil and Fluid hmmFs- Lamps can
be changed in II We minutes. Also 10 dcz Coal. Oii
ChimneSs; dozen Brushea to clean ehimneys
Wicking aud Shades, at VIcKERY B'sos.
KPRBEDs.s-s C-zGEs,
&B Alta very low price, at
july2s New Drug Store.
9 T-EAE1AE- boxes. best qnality, tor s.le by
~ s. E. GILBERT CO,
ecl2 No. syeamore' treet
''DUM VIVIMUS VIVAhHuS."
ST. CHARLES RESTAURAN 7
CHARLEY" HABBE. Prop'r.
/ gWVHE -zBOp~E .V.E.HER H1UsK
n has Just been repaired and rehtted, and is
now opened 10 the public. No expense mas been
spared 70 place the ST. Charles in first rate TRIM
and Il will be kept first class house in all
GAME, IN THE SEASON,
q x - - ER 81.
! And everything edible to be purchased in the mar
| ket will be served up at the ST. CHARLES at al
hours, in style which viii snit the most fastidi
| ous epicure
Choice Brandies and Imported Wines the besl
| brands of Old Bourbon and Monongahela and A
No. Liquors Of all kinds Will Be found at the bal
! of the ST. ChAl les
Imported Cigars,
| All the favorite Havana brands always on hand
\ sG- The patronage of my numerous hiends and
| the public generally is respectfully solicited.
oc4-6m CHARLEY AABH re-
i M .G-nPs! L.a.HPs we have just re-
| Ii ceived q large assortment of Coal Oil Lamps,
selected ia person expressly for the Evansville
quality, as we are confident g better cheaper
lot cannot be founa this sideof Cincinnati. Price
from 80 cents to 81 5eaeh- s-st
decl9 VlCKERX BROS, 81 Main ST.
MpR-aJV-g RRAIN~!g-We continue to re-.
- ceive that rich country Bran, that weighs
80 lbs. to the bushel Buy the kind that viii keep
your cows fat, at YI0K ELY BROS,
de"T NJ. 81 n ain ct 90
&TR.EAJVED HG.N-k y. 500 los obeica
~ Honey at II. A COOKS
jams ~ ~ 81 am street.
agsH 0KCE NE sS- OREE-S-SrS sB6s.g ~.
u 9 hhds choice n. o, Sugar, It .-s
JAMS -. 49, d A. COOKS.
D or OORss' Il store and for sale BY
n H a. COOK.
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CAf RaiIr D Ourual.
stations OF the Indiana Troops.

Stations OF the Indiana Troops.
The following are the stations of the Indiana
troops in active service outside of the State. We
shall correct it from time to time as the several
regiments move from one position to another.
IzFANTRY.
9th Eegiment-Col Crittenden-M unfOrdsville,
IN, Col. Gavin, sprinfield, Virginia
Sth, Gel. Benton, Otterville, Missouri.
9th, Col. Moody, Huttonville, Virginia.
10Th, Col. Manson, Somerset, Ky.
18th, Col. McGinnis, Paducah, Ky,
18th, Col Linck, SharpsbuTg, Md.
I3th, Col Sullivan, Romney, Va
18th, Col. Kimball, ROmney, Va
18th, Col. Wagner, New Haven, Ky.
10th, Col. Hackleman, Frederiektown' NJ aryiahd
18th, Col. Hascall, New Haven, KY.
18th, Col. Pattison, otterville, Missouri;
10Th, Col Meredith, Washington City.
goth, Col. Brown, Fortress Monroe, Virginia.
Dist, Col. Mcmillan, Baltimore Md.
22d, Col Hendricks, Rolla, Missouri
23I, Col. Sanderson, Padneah, Kentucky.
18th Col. Hovey, Otteryine Missouri.
18th Col Vcalch, Cairo, Illinois.
2Gth, Col Wheatley, Otterville, Missouri.
9th, Col. Coigroye, Fredericktown, Md.
9th Col. Miller, Munfordsyille, KY.
3a.h Color el Bass, Nolinyille, KY.
3lst, Col. Cruft, Calhoun, KY.
22d, lst German, Col. Which, MunfoT dsville,
9si, Col. Coburn, Lexington, Ky.
34tb, Col Ryan, New Haven, kentucky.
S5th-lst ITish-Col. Walker. Bardsto~n, Ky
goth, Col Crosse, New Haven, Kentucky
37th, Col. Hazard Bacon Creek Statian, KY
Ssh, Col. Scribner, Munfordsville, Ky.
39th, Col. Harrison, Hunfordsville, BY.
10th, Col. Wilson, Somerset, KY.
42d, Col. Jones, South CarroitOns KY
43i, Col. George K. Steele, Calhoun, by.
44th, Gel. Reed, Calhoun. KY.
18th, Col. Fitch, New Haven KY.
47th, Col. Slack, New Haven, Ky.
49th, Col. Ray, Bardstown, KY
50th Col. Durham New Haven, same.
51st Mechanics, Col. Streight. Wild Cat, same.
5Tth, Col AcAIuIlen, Somerset, same
5S,h, Col. Carr, Somerset, same.
CAVALRY.
Capt BTacken's Company. Western Virginia
Post Once address, Beverly.
Can't irtiey's Company, Western Virginia
Post Office address, Point Pleasant.
Capt Graham's Company, Eolinville, Kentucky.
CAPT Gaddis's Company, No inville,. same
Capt Moreau's Company, New Maven same.
Capt. kleine's Company. NolinviIle, same
2Sth Reg ment, Col. Baker let Cavalry Iron-
ton, Missouri.
4ist Regiment, I'D Cavalry, Col. Bridgiand,
Bardstown, Kentucky.
45th Regiment, I'D cayalrp), Col. Carter mil
Stone Land ing, Maryland.
ARTILLERY.
Capt Rabb's Battery, Leavensworth, kansas.
Capt. Cokefair's Battery, Otteryilles Missouri.
Capt. Klaus's Battery, Upton, Missouri. r
Capt. BHsh's Battery, MunfOrdsvile, Ey.
capt SimonsOn's Battery, MuRfordsVille, same.
Capt Behr's Battery, Calhoun, same.
Capt. Harris's Battery, Munforjsville, same.
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NOE S.ALE--The undersigned oilers Ior
- sale at a great sacrifice ms three Two SOY
Second and OAK streets on lot 60, upper hnef 4e-
ment The improvement consists Of one tV2 sS9Ly
brick store and dwelling, and t|2 49, w 'le
boDses all finished The three houses rent no"
f,r siT hundred and fifty dollars PEI annum.
Es7s@A npIioatiou to be made 20 Richard Raleigh
or e Wm- IA aus0e'' CHARLEs COLLINS
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Ohio Rye Coffee.

ETU.RRE~ RODLs GOES TO Rus
NJ TOMS now to get some Of that justly cele-
brated Ohio Rye Coffee, which has just arrived per
steamer Lancaster No. 4.
Also received per railroad 53 bushels Of Indiana
growth Of Rye Coffee, which goes of like hot cakes
at extremely low prices for cash, and cash only at
RUSTOE'S
fsbf Fesd Store, Water street.
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A gentleman who left Fort DOnelsOn
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ES9OEP.-I5O boxes German and Palm, for sale
~ Low by [feb3l s, Z. GILBERT q %.
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The following the stations of the Indiana
troops in active service outside of the State. We
shall correct it from time to time the several
regiments move from pOsitien TO another.
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zO-0TT0-Ss Es.g TTR-RDG.-l00 bales for sale
q at so CENTS per pound.
F.bs T. T. GILRERT & Co
: - 80 - $500, CO. 3aIr7 for sale
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No Sabbath.

H. "Prize Essay on the Sabbath" :"
written By a journeyman printer in Scot
land. there occurs the following striking
passage: "YUke fellows. think how the
abstraction of the Sabbath would hope
les = enslave the working classes, with
whom We are identified Think Of the
labor th1S going on in one mOnOtunOuS,
and continuous, and eternal eve Clubs
fniever Oh the rack, the fingers forever
plying, the eye. balls forever >lraniDg, the
brow forever sweating, the feet forever
poddng, the brain forever throbbing,
the shoulders forever dropping. the Ioin>
forever aching, and the restless mind for
ever >cheming Think of the beauty it
would efface, of The merry heartedness il
would extinguish, Of The giant strength 1t
would tame, uf the resources Of nature IL
woul4 exhaust. of the aspirations it would
crush, OF the sickness it would breed, Of
the projects it would wreck, cf the groans
il would extort, of the lives it would i'm
nlo,ate, of the cherries graves it would
prematurely dig See them toiliug and
!noiilng. sweating and frettIng grinding
and hewing, weaving and spinning, sow
lng aud gathering, moving and reaping,
raising aud building. digging ami plant
ing, unlnadin" aud storing. striving and
Stru4giing-lnihe garden and in the field,
in the rrana:y and in the barn. IN the
factory and in the mill, in the warehouse
aud in the shop, on the mountain and in
,he ditch, on the roadside aud aud in the
wood, in the city and III the country. Oh
the sea aud on the shore, on the earth in
days of brightness and OF gloom. What
sad picture would the world presdnt il
We had no Sabbath -
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she went to San Francisco, and the
daughter. whose education had not been
neglected. W, $ married to one of the most
substantial citizens.
And what became of the old man i?
The wife had not seen or heard of him
since they parted on the Hambolt They
had lived happily together as man and
wife for years, and she sometimes re
proachad herself for the w;lltuness thai
separated them after SO long IA pilgrimage
together through this rough life But
he was not dead We cannot trace his
course in California, however. All that
we know of him is, that fortune had not
smiled upon him, and that for wears he
had toiled without hope Finally, feeling
scarcely able to longer WELD the pick and
shovel, he visited San Francisco, IN the
hope of Obtaining employment better
adapted to his wasted strength.
For three months he remained idle
after arriving there, and for want of Occu-
patton became the humbl le retailer Of pea
nuts aud oranges, with his entire stock of
traffic in basket npon his arm. This
was about SIX months ago. A few weeks
since, in passing the open door of cot
tage in the southern part of the city, he
observed lady in the hall. aud stopped
to offer his merchandise. As he stepped
upon the threshold the lady approached
and the old man raised his eyes and drop
ped his basket. Aud no Wonder either
fer she was his wlfe-hs "uld woman"
She recognized him, and throwing up
her arms in a'nazement, exclaimed
"Great God John, is that you 2"
"Ail that is ief; of me-" replied the
old man
With extended arms they approached.
Suddenly the old Iady'y eouutenance
changed and she stepped back.
john" said she. with look which
might have been constructed into ear,
nesincss, .'how did you find the Carson
road p
Miserable, suky, miserable" replied
the old man full of sand aud alkall. ~
Then | was hight, John?' she con.
tinued, inquiringly.
You were, SnkY," he replied.
That's enough = SAID she throwing
her arms around the old mans rcck
''that enough, john - aad the old couple,
SO strangely Sundered. were again united
Both are now living with their daughter
On Second street.
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E1% Look on the bright side of things
It is he right side The times may bc
hard, but it will make them no easier by
wearing a gloomy, and sad countenance.
1t is the sunshine, and NOT the cloud, that
makes the flower. Full one-half our ills
are only SO in Imagination. There is d!
ways that before or around Us which
should cheer and ill the heart with
warmth. You have troubles it may bc
So have others None are free from
them. Perhaps it is well that none should
be. They give Sinew and tone to life,
forituic aud courage to he man. There
would be dull sea, and the sailor would
never Get skill. were there nothing to dis,
turb the surface f the ocean.
1t is the duty Of every one 70 extract
all the enjoyment and happiness he can
without and within him; and above all,
he should look on the briyh, side OF
things. What though things do look a
l;tile dark The lane will turn, and night
end in broad day. In the long run. and
very often in the short, the great balance
rights itself.
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We were not many-we. who stood
Before the iron sleet that day:
Yet many a gallant spirit would
Give half his years, if he but could
Have been with us at Monterey.
Now here, now there the shot is hailed
In deadly drifts of fiery spray,
Yet not Il single soldier qnailed
When wounded comrades round them walled
Their dying shouts at Monterey.
And or, still or, our column kept
Through walls of flame its withering way
Where fell the dead, the living steEt
Still charging on the guns which swept
The slippery streets at Monterey.
The foe himself recOiled aghast,
When, striking where he strongest lay,
We swooped lis flaming batteries past,
And braving full their mur,ierouS blast.
Stormed home the towers of Monterey.
Our banners on these turrets ware,
And there the evening buglcs play;
Where orange boughs above their grave
Keep green the memory of the brave
Who fought and cell ut Monterey.
We are not many-we who pressed
Beside the brave who fell that day;
But who OF us has not confessed
He'd rather share their warrior rest,
Than not have been at Monterey.
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THAT'S So .-ihe dlffr.cucc between
the Republican party and those few des-
perate men who still have the audacity to
claim the title Of Democracy" is, that
while the Republicans are striving in the
Cabinet. In Congress, and on the battle
field. 10 crush out rebellion, the leaders Of
the Democracy are laboring, with the aid
Of slandcr and misrepresentation. TO crush
out the Republicans. While the Repub-
Iican party is endeavorins to counteract
the influence and the cause of Rebellion.
there are Democrat" struggling toshield
It and give it strength. What honest
man can long pause in his preferences
and duty with such evidences before
him?