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The New York herald., 1865-03-26
THE SOUTH.
Destruction OF East Pasca-
goula, Florida.
DASH UPON FORT M'AllISTER.
the FOOD QUESTION At THE SOUTH
Tho Safety Of Richmond Depending On
tho Connissary General.
DARKDAYS AT RICHMOND
.-~s...-->~.~~s,.>.s
Fears Entertained that the Rebel Farmers
WIN Not Plant Full Crops.
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xhe 1ndaeements which &ssd the
Rebel Soldiers 70 Desert.
General ShJssa Gives Z Champagne Supper
in Richmond.
&c., &c., 30.
Fears Entertained that the Rebel Farmers
WIN Not Plant Full Crops.
xhe 3ndmosments which xssd q
Rebel Soldiers 70 Desert.

U1AtssSy Matters In East Tennessee,
Av0UsrA, March -, 1895.
Advoee nom the north border Of the STATE TO- the 6th
ins1a1A have hssn received hera
Gillian has bean reinforced BY Thomas with cavalry
Knoxville, Teas preparatory, II 10 thought, for q
into Southwestern Virginia
Thenas has sarrisoned Tunnel Hill and Chattanooga
wNh tAgss regiments II each place Three small egi
msnts = negroes Dutch and Irish Bridgeport, aud
two reoimsDts u Stevenson The gaYrisons arc very
ANAL ffom Stevenson 10 HuntavillA
The rest Of Thonas' army is at Huntsville Decatur and
Eastpors
Rousseau has ave brgAdes in Middle Tennessee scour-
Ing the country for supplies and recruits The "rebel'
sodlers they catch have the choice Of joining the
Yankees OF being shot Stokes brigade s the most
spicuous in4his work
Preparations for the Attack ON Mobile.
AUausrA, March 20, Is6A
Th' Yankee prisoners have been removed from Cahaba
TO Selma Ala on account OF the high water flooding the
country 20 that supplies could not reach them
Tho garris0n ~ Pensacola six thousand strong
the sth Their preparations continue for operations
Mobile and 6eauh.
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Cherokee PiIi.-F-mal~ Regulator
so,d Iy ali drugssts b per box rhnty.tws page pam
phlct ffce address Dr W " MERWiN co, ~ Liberty
etrr,L ,os York
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gray original color stops It's falling Out the
bead clean above comparison with other har
dressing Sold the drug stores and my orcr -
Broadway. SARAH A. tiIENAlItK, " ".
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BatchrIor's Hair Dyc-Thc Hest In the
world Harmless reliable. instantaneous The only pcrfoos
Dye Factory ~ Barclay street
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UThe Rest Physicians are Dr. Diet, Hr.
Quiet aud Dr Mcrrymsr," ssys old sPptbcgm Tvs
neither pie food repos. mirta VII cur 1ebly
and py,cs rrosgai'ou NiRor musi rcriac wcaknr, 70
ls etter diet qrt tcfneu 10 of any renl ssr
vice reyitaIfe and s.rcnghcn tho system WIN ~
,r.i grta and narue.. IN ~ suhuabs and Alrr,frS
10 rIrrkn'S STOMACH BiffBka nn1 hch therN WN
4, w 4nas. itf ~ tespsuW w pnrict order.
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A Great Sale of Fine Carriages at Auc-
ton-Wood Brothers s,sck win be sold on the
EVENING" of "Wednesday Thursday March ~ and 30 ~
Arnory Fourteenth Sixth late San
tagy Fair buildings Palace u iarlsns. - .
This stock $50 Carriages nnny OF th IN tns
fashionable best styles made expressly Tor the
New York city custom trade, VIZ
ELEGANT Cl.ARESCEa,
COUPES,
coAcREs,
PARK PHAarONS;
yfCTORIAS
OPEN BUGGIEs.
TROTT1EG WAGONS
HARNESS,
SIDE SADDLE, &C
Catalogues ready aud the carriages exhibition -
Above every day until evening OF sale.
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER, Auctfoneers.
Wood Brothers wN business at The old stand %
Broadway Immediately after thc sale, with large and
tlrcly fFesh stock.
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Prizes Cnshcd In NIL Lcgnfized Lotte-
rier Informa ion given.
j. r. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street. New York
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Address 10 SmOkers.-POllak 4 Son.
M~crschanm Manufacturers, Gs2 Broadway Fonrth
Pipes Cigar Holders RETAIL order boiled.
mounted with silver md repaired
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V,n~ n~Iv nemcdv.

The Only Nemcdy.
Those suffer from fonl breath orcn 70 the eharse
OF offence that be speedily nhattd-
a Of the fragrant SOZoDDNT viii unmisi, l.
accomplish No toilet table should be without
it will preserve and keep the teeth white and the breath
Sold bv all druggists
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A.-why do the limitations or Phalon's
NIGHT BLOOMING CRREUS remind you Of thc poES
Because they very .aloyod affairs.
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Al. w. Brndley's Duplex Elliptic C0R
DouBLE) SPRING SKIRT wil not BEND or BREAK,
IKE The single spring, but WIN preserve Its PERFECT and
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE more than TWICE as LONG any
single spring Akrt that ever HAS or CAN be MADE.
rHEY ARE NOT EQUALLED n ELEGANCE, Elias
TpSTTY, DURABILITY, COMFORT OR ECONOMY.
nrtafed N ALL FIRST GLASS STORES wholesalsA
hy tho man ufacturers. VESTS, BRADLEY CARY,
Chambers and ~ and ~ Reade strrets
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A silent sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS. No. OB Broadway
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Attention T.a Il ses.

Attention Ladies.
The great English rvmedv. Sir JAMES CLARKs Fems -
Pilis prepared from sa prescription of Sir j. Clark n.
Phyricisn Extraordinary the Queen. Price u bottle.
Sold by s druggists Pamphlets. with fall particulars seas
free 10 any address JOB MOSES,
n Cor,iand street New York sole Cnt.d States agent
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into sAS HsMsEy. and the flames speedily szstngsi44
after cous rabe damage had bses doas 70 the ceiling
seats and nO>sng Of tho gallery.
The nrs y A2possd 70 have orgips.s< ffo0 ptpe
lighted By . nsgss whs Afterwards threw The ighis9
match on cushion Ihs damage wsn amount 70 sevssd
thousand dollan Hal 10 shsslrs been ciossd vhse ~
nre broke the dsstrucia Of ths ID ns woula hss
been almost certain, water wN 10 b. bad Tor yne
engines and bad the Ore Progressed muah moro sseA
nos hsge been exsinguishsd BY hand bookss&
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tonrry-JoHN ASfELI.. dealer in Fruits ali ccnf~c
uonrry foreign and domestic of the best quality, hns
assortment Dive him call At The Erie Railway depot Jss.
sey
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-. u. Il.
For nritated throat cough or cold BROWNS BRoN-
CHIAL TRoCHEs offered with the fullest condolences
in their efficacy They have beon Thoroughly tested md
maintain the good reputation they have justly acquired A.
,herc are limitations. be sure 10 obtain the genuine
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Prisoners from scho6eId's Army Arriving
- ls.ls.

from IN. Richmond Examiner, March %
Between nine hundred and thousand prisoners,
sAftuYd ~ 8encrsl Bragg Kinston North Carolina,
will arrive In Richmond this aft ernoon large numhsr
of commissioned officers among them
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Prizes Cnshed In All Legniized Lotteries
IA informant given Drawings sent
j. CLuTE Brokers' orlce l76 Broadway
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East PaseagOula, Fla, Burned.
From the South Carolinian, March Ill
East Pascagoua Fla has been burned by the federals
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

A Fortress Monroe letter to the Phila-
delphia Inquirer, dated the 18th inst,
says:
The sentenced conspirators," Mudd,
Arnold, O'Laughlin and Spangler, ar
rived here at four o'clock yesterday
noon, on the steamer estate of Name"
They were in charge of Brevet Brigadier
General Dodd, and wore irons on their
ankles. When first placed on board at
Washington they also had on manacles.
These last letters were removed after the
steamer left her wharf at Washington.
On the trip down Mudd and Spangler
were very cheerful, and employed their
time in playing backgammon. Arnold
and O'Laughlin, on the other hand,
seemed much depressed in spirits, and
were melancholy and reserved.
On her arrival in the Roads the State
of Maine anchored and General Dodd
came on shore and communicated with
Washington by telegraph. Just at sun
down the steam tug went alongside OF
the State of Maine, and the four cOnspi-
rators were placed on board of her. The
Chowan then steamed alongside of the
United States gunboat Florida. The four
prisoners were put on board the Florida,
and that gunboat Immediately steamed
to seaward. AS the crimson twilight
bathed the broad bay, in sheet of gold,
the Florida departed. The bright gold.
en- reflection of the sunset sky faded to
dawn, and the dawn to blackness, as the
steamer stood down the bay. The pris-
oners were taken below, the hight fading
out of their misdirected lives, even as the
light was fading out of sea and sky.
And In the gathering darkness our eyes
lost sight Of the Florida, with her ill
omened passengers
Credit is due to General Dodd for the
quietness with which he performed his
duty. Very few people at Old Point
knew of the arrival or departure of the
notorious prisoners till to-day.
The destination of the conspirators
was not made known. The knowing
ones conjecture it to be the Dry Tortu-
gas, but this is conjectureonly. Theoply
person possessing the coveted bit of fss
formation was Captain Budd, of the
Florida, and he did not vouchsafe to dis !
close it to any one. After the Florida
has safely delivered the conspirators at |
their lifelong prison house, its location
and name will doubtless be made pub
lie. Till then we have the privilege Of
specializing.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

THE BOSTON STEAMSHIP LINE is making every prepa
ration for the convenience and accommodation of ship
pers and the patrons of their line generally The
terprise of building and spacious warehouse at
their wharf Chambss Dock, which is now in course
of construction, will be completed at early day.
The steamer George Appold' Capt. Holiness Of thi:
line, will arrive at the Companys wharf to-day, from
Boston, enroute to Baltimore The steamer "william
Kennedy" Capt HasletD will reach here from Baltimore
"Wednesday, and leave for Boston at 10 m of that
day. At present this is weekly line but the Company
propose put other steamers on the trade ustifes
The two already on No. of their class, and we'll
provided with every modern comfort for the safety and
accommodation of the travelling ity-command
ed by experienced men, and efficient in their duties and
obligations. All we want now to revive old times the
Philadelphia line with the popular Capt Mitchell in
command of of its best boats As tried and skill
officer he stands second to captain that leaves our
mort
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REFLECTIONS.
sHSSN
U. S. A

Each days events, as they pour in
upon us from different portions of the
country or fall under our own observa-
ton, but serve to con firm our belief that
the people ofthe South are fast recover
ing healthy political and social con-
oition. The absence of all exciting
causes to irritate the patient and keep
up The fever is having the most salutary
elect, especially in this city. We are
.onvaiescing very fast, and the public
Aeai1h Is being restored sufficiently IA
pe W sun the wishes of the most san
SIN. general policy of mutual con-
cession and Cancellation which has ap-
pafentiy been adopted by common con-
seht' mas already been productive of the
nappiest resultsina llaying unfriendlv or
nostlie feelings, and the stranger wouId
md it difficult matter to discover anr
symptoms OF discomfort or disoffaotion
or manifestations of bitterness or d;0t,sa,
among any one class of our peonle to-
wards another. We mingle together :,
the daily duties of life in the marts of
commerce orthe centers oftrafIlc, and ot
the convivial boardas freely, as good.no
turedly, and as thoughtless of the mast
as if that past had never existed. The
Confederate and the Federal meet unon
common ground, and in spirit of fair.
ness and calmness, marked by the best
feelings of mutual respect, discuss the
recent war, its battles, its generals, its
victories, its defeats and the consequence,
thereof, just as we used to discuss the re
suits of some great political campaign
Indeed, it is very doubtful whether thu
war has left any more wounds to b,
healed, morally speaking, between til,
contending parties than have frequently
been opened by some exciting election
contest. We area people that soon for
get, and it is not in our nature to bear
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

fihE-on Saturday, about III A, NJ, fire broke out
n the old, dapidated house the north side of Union
ST. corner Of lane from defect in the chimney
Inc roof caught between the shingles and the sheetng
but fortunately discovered by one of the guard who
gave the alarm The engines were promptly on the
ground but in consequence of difficulty in getting
suction, water not thrown for over twenty minutes
after their arrival upon the ground In the meantime
the axemen of the different companies mounted the roof
and cut away the shngng which prevented the fire from
spreading When the machines got to work the fire was
soon extingushed The day intensely hot and the
remen deserve great credit for their energy under the
circumstances.
This old house was formerly used negro JAIL and ii
in very diapidaed condition The lower portions are
occupied on the Of Boush lane as drinking and
eating house and the next door green grocery the
upper story occupied by negroes Over this eating and
drinking house, on the corner of the lane and over the
green grocery, several white families were living The
occupants met with no loss that heard as every
thing movable was taken out in anticipation of the fire
spreading The houses hardly tenanable in their pre-
sent condition. and for the sake of our city and the good
ap pearanee othe street. should be at once torn down
make room for more desirable and better buildings In
their present condition they unserviceabe both t.
comforter advantage, being nothing more than old rat
trans
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

The New York Herald is always on
hand for sensation, whether it be a
proposition to pay off the national debt,
or scheme to settle the negro suffrage
question on basis satisfactory to no
body. 1t is at present engaged in what
may classically be denominated res
magma short of an unofficial
court-martial of all the Generals who
have held independent commands in
the army. The mode of trial is of course
perfectly fair and impartial, though a
little one-sided-as the specifications
and charges will be brought by the
Hera,d's grand array of army correspon-
dents. Each correspondent is to write
out full and fair criticism of the Gene
raj whose staff he may have accompan-
led during the war. Such criticisms,
must of necessity be impartial--as 1t is
not very probable that correspondent,
who has been perhaps volunteer aid on
the staff of the General he is called upon
to criticise, could be anything else but
unbiased The course of the Herald,
however, will no doubtmake much good
history, and the reports will be very in
misunderstanding a compendium of
the entire war.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

MAYORS CouRT.-The case Of Burress Harrison, u.s.
Adams Express Company, was called and argument Of
counsel for the defence heard by the Court Ellis
for defendants, maintained that public carriers the
Express Company not responsible for damages In the
case set FORTH from the fact that evidence was adduced
to prove that the package of liquor closed boxed an
shipped by said Burress Harrison to party In Rich.
mond WAS BROKEN By oARELEssNEss ON THE PART OF
THE COMPANY OR ITS AGENTS Copious extracts from
Story on Contracts Angel the Law of Carriers &c.
were quoted as precedent explanatory Of the liability
Public Carriers, and their obligations. The defence
cited the Express receipt usually given for all packages
forwarded and maintained that the conditions therein OK.
pressed were fully and in good faith sustained The
plaintiff argued that the Express receipt CO parte and
not material contract and they were not bound by its
conditions from the fact that public carriers had no right
to exact conditions not sustained by common law The
Court ruled that an ordinary express receipt was not
mutual contract and found judgment for plaintiff In the
amount of s33 %. The defence took an appeal.
MAYORS Court, Professionalism Saturday several ju
venDe negro thieves were examined and sent on. One
begerent was bound keep the peace and several
warrants for debt issued.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

RECOVERY OF THE wATcH on Col. ULRIcH DAHIeRKS.
Several days since, Captain Hoffman, Chief Of the Mill
tay Police received information which justified him In
the belief that certain parties in this city were In posses
sion of facts In regard to the whereabouts Of the watch
taken from Col Ulrch Dahlgrens body after HIS DEATH
On Friday last Captain Hoffman arrested party in this
city, and upon examination conclusivey proved that the
accused knewall about where the watch was He being
released bail in the Of s2o until the watch was
produced yesterday the watch handed TO Capt
Hoffman, and is now In his possession 1t appears that
the watch taken from the body of COL Dahgren by
Lieut.. Hart, commanding the detachment which am
buscaded Col Dahren and By Hart turned to other
parties for safe keeping until the excitement over
and all hope given up of its recovery Col Guild having
used every effort to recover the watch created alarm
In the mind of Hart who sent the watch by other par
ties to Mathews county, where fell into the hands Of
the party from whom 1t was recovered. The watch
manufactured by r. Cooper Grsys Inn, London, and
numbered 2ss7 81 Cap open white face, and markedo
the back with the letters "A. IT," in scroll contained
within shield The chain is very light gold one, oil
the snake pattern with the vesthook gone and part Of
the chain with it. The short chain is spced with q
string to make out its length to reach the vest button
Mole rom the pocket The chain bears evidence Of being
broken In the excitement Of the moment while tearing
from the body.
The recovery of this watch will be gratifying to the
family OF this young hero and will be cherished with the
hVeest feelings of remembrance for the departed dead
Capt Hoffman is entitled to the thanks of all concerned
Tor the interest and peculiar sagacy with which he has
managed the affair." resulting with such success and graf
ifcation to the numerous friends and brohersn.
the departed hero
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

THE DANGERS OF THE BAHIA gentleman on Saturday
evening, while going bathing at Madam Roussel batl
house, accidentally dropped his watch, gold case
patent lever into the water He gazed down and saw
the timepece the bottem eighteen feet below
1t hard case but he concluded that watch's time
was up; however, seeing some youngsters sporting
in the water he told them the circumstance, and re-
marked that fhey could get he would give them nve
dollars. The little fellows anxious for the Reverb com
menced divers ats of diving, and after two or three at
tsmpts two of them succeeded in bringing up the prize
in somewhat damaged condition. They were rewarded
with five dollars each whereat they were much reolceo
and wanted him to drop it again. saying they would
bring up as often as he wanted them at the same price
Madam Rouse we are happy to say did charge any
thing extra for the bath the watch received.
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel. Jnlv %

FranklirsDavis, G Peasose, Baltimore; o II Belts
Northumberland; Miles W Fisher, Northampton P D,
Browne, Accomack Va; Buggy, New Jersey Charles
Daniels, Mount Laurel, N. j.. George Borton N :
william Atkinson. North Carolina; W Whitehead Va:
P Russell, Fort Monroe; J Worth, U N. L Bel,
losty Fort Monroe; Samuel White Liberty, Va; Jas
Nelms of wighte Co Va. + Tarr, N; j Ii Null
ford, Norfolk, Co Va. E Leavy, Va; Robt W Rose
Norfolk Co Va, W Fonda Washington, Henry Il
Delleon, c.; J Tree, Virginia, W J Donohor, Wash
ngton, Lieut. Carter, City Point; L Thomas, Capt
9th X P v: JOS yanHolt Nash, Army Co Va. p Car
den, Va; Jacob Waugh, Newark, j.. Henry Smith &
Lady, Richmond Mrs McGorden, Richmond Henry
Fink, Va John Chrisholm, slst W C R Phelps
Richmond /; N johnson & Lady, Richmond Mai Gen'l
John W Turner, Capt Gibbs, Major Martin, Capt Rem
shaw of Richmond Mr. Turner, of Chicago Mr. Tracy,
Washington.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

The supplies of vegetables poultry, &C., brought to our
market are undiminshed The following were the ruling
prices yesterday:
FRESH MEATs-At the stalls, Beef, according to cut,
16g2O cts; Veal 25 cte Mutton Is cts; Shoat 25975
cts. per quarter
FISH ANDFowL--Hog Fish Sl.OO to 81 .25 per dozen.
en- Herring, dried 10 to Is cts per Dozen Chickens
O@ 10 cts ducks Is cts.@SlOO.; Geese 70 cts.@$lO0-
Eggs 2Od,25 cts. per dozen.
VEGETABLES, FRUITS &c.--Peachc 81 90 per peck
Pears 90 cts per peck Apples 30j0 cts per peck P0;
atoes 5076 cts per peck: Onions 75lS0 cts perpeck
Cabbage 0(9l5 etsi Tomatoes 30 cts. per peck; new
Corn Is cts. per dozen Beets sole Cts per budle Gu
cumbers 10 cts q DOZEN Snaps SOC 40 peck, Squash
Toe. n Dozen Whorteberries IL cts "a of. Cantelopes
l9@l5 cts. Melons lO@25 cts Damsons Sc per bushel
Egg Plants, to rs cents each.
BUTTER, LARD AND ClIEESE.--Bntter 40@150 cts.
per pound; Lard $3.50 cts. per pound; Cheese 1925
cts per pound
MAREETs.--0ur markets are firm at last quotations
Produce Of all kinds is coming in brskly, mostly from
the interior by private transportation. No change in
stocks, bonds Or the specie market to record
Naval stores are in Demand and very limited supply
at hand The shipment of fruit and vegetables still con-
tnues lively, with indication of abatement until the
seasons close.
We hear OF several charters for small vessels to 90 to
North Carolina; reghts for sailing vessels mostly gov
erned by the standard established by the steamers which
nave monopoized the transient shipments as general
thing Our ceaance for last week indicated nothing for
,oreign markes--all coastwise
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

Our FISH MARKEr-The fish market of this city has
always been renowned for Its great variety of the nny
tribe, but we hear general complaint from our citizens
Of great abuse nowprevaen which, If tolerated will not
only sadly Inconvenience hotelkeepers but work to
the general disadvantage of all concerned. 1t appears
of late that it is impossible to procure sheephsad rock
or large trout, from the fact that all "bg" fish are
bought up by hucksters and carried off to the markets
Richmond and Baltimore Now upon the principle that
charity begins at home here take occasion to call the
attention of clerk of the msrket to this state of the
case with sincere hope he may in his wisdom, naugu-
rate line Of action in the facts set forth for our re.
lief and particularly call his andrided attention to the
many hucksters engaged in this business who deprive
our market of its natural benefits We are strong be-
levers in the doctrine of ive and let live" but the idea
of submitting to such ntoerable abuses of onopolizng
all fish for other markets. chafes under the collar
amazingly but consoled with the assurance that
our worthy clerk of the Market "Dayy Dyer" will do
all in his power to remedy the evil