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THE RAwLINs FUND.-Postnaster General
Creswell was yesterday the recipient OF $500,
intended for the fund for the relief Of Mrs.
Rawlins. The donor, although giving his
name 10 the Postmaster General, did SO in con
fdence, and with the request 1t he kan.
from the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

THE COUNSEL AGAINsT GENERAL DYER re-
quest President Grant to hear su argument by
them, whereby they will endeavor to show
that his approval should be withdrawn from
the finding of the ecourt-martial of which Gen
eral Thomas was president
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

PRoHoTED.-Gsorge f. w. Sharrests and A,
+. Mcmillan have been promoted from third
TO fourth.class clerks in the First Auditors
Office.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvlNUR.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s5Oi ,763.45
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MR. McCARrRR, Superintendent of Currency
Printing, is quite SICK in New York city,
where he met Secretary Boutwell, in compll-
ance with q telegram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

SUPERVISOR PERRY, Of North and South
Carolina, Is in town.
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Presentation. VIM. ID. Kelley. of Penn
sylvania, is at Willard's. ..-Col p p Pitkir,
of Vermont, long connected with the q uarter.
master Department of the Army OF the Potomac
during the war, Is at the Ebbitt.
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Com IN THE TRRAsuRY.-Th,

Coin IN THE TRRAsuRY.-The amount OF
available com in the United States Treasury
yesterday was sI02, So, ,3l3 -, including S2l,-
355,O4O in gold certificates outstanding on the
18th instant. The coin, with the exception OF
about sI,oOo,OOO, is at the United States Sub.
Treasury, New York.
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POSTAL APPoINTMKNTs.-Thef following ap-
pofnsDents have been made by tho Fo-tmaster
General George J. p. Wood, OF Baltimore,
route agent between Omaha, Nebraska, and
Promontory Point Utoh, vice A. J Parish,
removed; T. w. Lippincott local agent at
Parma, Illinois, vice William q. Summers, re
signed; Warrenton H. Boynton route agent
between Portland and Bangor, Maine, vice
Elben M. Tibbetts, resigned; H. Q. McCarty
route agent between Cantsn, Mississippi, and
jackson, Tennessee, vice George W. Rutter,
declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

ONE HUNDRED and fffy.two thousand
nine hundred and ffty-iwo dollars in frac-
tional currency was received at the Treasury
Department to. day from the bank note print.
ing companies in New York.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Washington City Pos,
Office, Friday, September IL, 1858.

"To obtain any OF these letters, the appA-
can't must call for Advertised Letters, giving
the date IF the list.
1If not called for within one month tsey
Will be sent 70 the Dead Letter Once.
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Baltimore st.ck Market ro.aax

BALTIMORE, Sept. l7.-NIrginia skies, old,
ios old, 4s asksd. NoT.h Carolinas, new,
i6& bid, - asked.
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THE EMPEROR ABLE To BE OUT.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE Emperor appeared
yesterday on the streets.
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NEW YORK, Sept. I7.-Frederick Brausert
fatally stabbed his two sons, John aud Fred
ericE, last evening in the town of Union, n
j., during family qulrrel. He Yves arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

FIRST LIEUT.. W. /. HENDERSON,, LIST United
States Cavalry, has been retired from the m H. =
tary service with one years pay and ailo wan
ces, snd it Is ordered that hereafter his na me
be omitted from the army register.
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The following items are from the Gdsette OF
last evening:
BRANDT.-From a private letter received
here by lady, from friend In Norfolk, il is
learned that the sRev." Mr.. Brandt, whose ex.
ploits In this city are well remem bered and
whose supposed sricide occurred in Norfolk
some weeks ago, has been arrested and COM
mitted to Jail IN that city on complaint OF Col
Newton, Of the Atlantic Hotel, who had Been
one Of his pecuniary victims.
POLITICAL APATHY.-The colored voters
seem TO take very little interest in the ap.
preaching election for member of the House
of Delegates. and many of those who will take
the trouble to 60 to the polls on that day will
1t is said, vote for the Conservative Candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

MR.. H. G. p. WILSON, of Baltimore a clerk
in the Secretary's Office, Treasury Depart rent
has resigned his position on account OF his OBJ
lection to the questions propounded to the
clerks by the recent circular Of Acting Secre.
tary Richardson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

From French & Richardson we have the
Aaantic Monthly and Our Toung Folks for Octo.
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INTERNAL REVENUE DEcrs1oss.-rhe 20

INTERNAL REVENUE DRCIsIoNs.-The Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue has decided
that man who contracts to put up building,
and manufactures the iron work, or the slsh
doors, blinds, &c, and uses them in the con-
s'rnction OF the building, will not be required
TO return and pay tax on the value of such
articIea; but If he manufactures and sells them,
If his sales are in excess of S1,25O per quarter
the same must be returned tor taxation.
Application having b. en- made to Commis-
sioner Delano to put up smoking tobacco in
fve-pound packages, he has informed the par
ties that package cannot under any circum-
stances be allowed TO contain more than one
pound, as provided in the re vised regulations
Toe application is therefore refused
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THE BOSTON CouRT-MARTIAL.-The detail
tor the naval court-martial to assemble in
Boston for the trial Of Lieutenant Commander
II. b. Seely, Of the steamer Plwnee for ILL.,
treatment of seamen, is as follows: Rear Ad.
miral II. X. Thatcher, president; Captains f.
G.. Parrott, K. n. Stembel, and Foxhall A. Par
ker; Commander W. +. Spicer. Lieutenant
Commanders G. II. Perkins and Albert Kautz.
The Judge Advocates are Commander w. )
Temple and John w. Bell, Esq.
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BREvEr LIEUT.. Coz. A. q. WILDRICH, Cup
tam Sd Artillery, has bsen ordered to repori to
MAJOR General Mead, commanding military
division Of the Atlantic, for duty as Aid-de-
Camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC CLANDs.-Conmissione
Wilson Of the General Land Once, i. in re.
ceipt Of returns from the folio wing district
land offices, showing a disposal during the
past month of 24,0i5 acres of the public lands
ST. Peter, Minnesota, 1867; Fort Dodge, Iowa
62ee; st. Cloud, Minnesota, 6,O5s; Helena, Mon
tana Territory, 4,i62. The greater portion Of
these lands Were t1ken by actual settlers un-
der the homestead law, and the remainder sold
for cash and locateo with military land war
rants.
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RAW FooD.-Q ute superfuously, now that
Secretary Rawlins is dead, papers are telling
how his life might have been prolonged, when
everything that nursing, care and medical
attendance could do was certainly done. But
there is no doubt that the Secretary, sinking
under consumption, did derive the greatest
benefit from the use Of raw beef, and so i'm.
proved under this diet that hopes were enter.
tained, at one time, that he might even re-
cover. Physicians are now administering to
consumptives diet OF finely .chooped raw
beef properly seasoned with salt, and heated
by placing the dish containing 1t in boiling
water. This food is given also in cases where
the stomach rejects almost every other form Of
food. 1t assimilates rapidly aud affords the
best nourishment, while patients learn TO long
for il and to like il a. much as DR. Kane did his
Arctic dinners Of raw seal ana walrus.
1t is in Baltimore, we believe, that the art OF
cooking canvass.back ducks has been brought
10 absolute perfection; and the direction here is
mat the cook shall walk rapidly with them
through moderately heated kitchen. Would
IT not be a very curious result If the world
should discover At last that cooking has al.
ways been mistakel-NeO York Post,
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NAVAL ORDEEs.-Commodore John Rod
gers has been detached from the command of
the Boston Navy Yard from the 18th OF De-
cember next, and directed to hold himself in
readiness TO command the Asiatic SQUADRON
Commodore Charles Steedman has been de-
tached from special duty connected with the
shipment Of coal from the 1st OF December
next, and ordered to command the Boston NAVY
Yard on the 18th of that month.
Commodore VIM. A. Nicholson has bsen or
dered 10 special duty connect with the shin.
ment OF coal, from the Ist of Decem Der next
ECommancer Henry Erhen, IT., has been de-
tsched from the command of the steamer
Kansas at the Washington Navy Yard and
placed on waiting orders
Lieut.. Commander Francis M. Green, Mas.
ters Il. A. Miller, Robt. M. Eerry ana r. H.
Peck, Ensign Z. p. Mcclellan, Asst Surgeon
Edward III. Wave, 1st Asst. Engineer John
Roop, IT., and I'd Asst. j. NJ. Emanuel and w
II. MiEiZer have all been detached from the
Kansas aud placed on waiting orders.
Asst. Paymaster A. H. Nelson has been de-
tachei from the Kansas and ordered TO settle
his accounts.
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New York Flour and Grain Ma

NEwf foRK, Sept. T-Flonr dull and 5lR
cents lower. Wheat dull and 2aj ceats lower
Corn quiet and firm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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MRS. SCOTT SlDDO
AleXa ndria Matters.

LIVERPOOL September I7.-Mrs. Seou
Siddons sailed for New York yesterday.
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Government Securities.

WASHINGTON, SEPT IL, lS69.-Jay Cooke a
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
rEment securities
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OFFERED A CABINET POSITION IN
THE DOMINION.


TORONTO, ,Sert. FL; is SAID that Sir Fraucis
Hencks has been offered seat in the Dominion
Cabinet.
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SThe Cuban Junta have contributed
$1,000 in bonds of the Republic Of Cuba
worth &S,o00-to the fund for the reiief Of the
family Of the late Secretary Kavlins. In q
letter TO his widow they express regret that
taneioie form. INT hone that are ions IN ,noss oss
securities may prove Q valuable assistance.
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JUDGE ADVOCATES TRANsFERRRD.-Maior
Dewitt Clinton, Judge Advocate L. 5 Army.
has been relieved from duty in the Depart
ment Of the South, and ordered to report TO the
commanding general Of the Fifth Military Dis.
trict for duty.
Me or Henry Goodfellow, judge Advocate
has ben relieved from duty in the Fifth Mil
itsry District, and ordered to report to the
commanding general Department Of the South
for duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

WHAT Ex-GovRRNoR SEWARD HAS SEEN
nat one man may live 70 see is admirably
Illustrated in Mr. Seward,s Alaska speech as
follows: "Within the period OF my own re-
coIccuon 1 have seen twenty new States ad :.
ded to the eight en- which before that time
cor stituted the American Union, and now see
besides ALASKA ten Territories in a forward
condition Of preparation for entering into the
my own time not only the nrst electric teIe-
graph, but even the first railroad and the
first steamboat invented by man. And even
ON this present voyage Of mine have fallen
IS years ago lighted her fires on the Pacific
ocean. These citizens Of Sitka, are the guar
antees not only that Alaska has q future, but
that that fu:ure has already begun
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PASSED ASSISTANT PAYKAsrBR CHARLES
ID. MANSFIELD, u. s. N, who was recently on
trial before military court martial in Pnila-
delphia, has been found guilty Of writing
threatening letter to his superior officer, and
sentenced to be reprimanded, which sentence
has been approved by Secretary Robson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

GOLD FOR THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Postmaster General CreswelI having ad-
dressed a letter TO the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, asking that sufficient gold be furnished
his Department to pay the balance due to
foreign countries for mail service, thereby OBJ
waiting the necessity Of going into the market
and buying gold at premium, the First Comp
troller of the Treasury yesterday decided tnat
the law Is such as to prevent the request Of
the Postmaster General being complied with,
and an adverse decision IS therefore rendered
The amount of premium paid by the Post Office
Department on gold purchased is about s5O, 900
per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

NIX. ECKRAN, the managing editor Of the
Philadelphia Ledger. is at the Kirkwood House.
He seems to look quite as young aud fresh as
when years ego, a resident of this city, filling
so admirably the position OF Clerk to the House
ofReprcseutaiivee, The Ledger is great insti-
tuition, in the hands OF Mr.. Childs and under
the editorial mane cement of MT McKean
having reached a CIRCULATION Of over 10000
copies, and with an advertising income in pro-
portion.
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Ashland, Pa, is paving her streets with
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SECRETARY BoUTwRLL's RRPoRr.-Acting
Secretary Richardson this morning addressed
letter to the head Of each Bureau Of the Treas
Dry Department directing them to prepare auc
for ward to the Secretary immediatsi their an
nual reports of the business in their respective
Bureaus, in order that the same may be en-
bodied In the ann ual report Of the Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

- best assortment ana the lowest prices at ROB
ERrs', No. 337 7th street, above New York ar
enue. &c 3-lm~
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MARRIAGE OF GEN. CHARLES H. VAN
WYCK.-Milford, Pa, was the scene Of a IA sh-
ionable wedding on Wednesday. The bride
was Miss Kate Ross Brodhead, Of that place,
ana the bridegroom Gen. Charles H. Van
Wyck, late Representative in Congress from
Orange and Sullivan District, New York The
marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev
George p. Van Wyck, a brother OF the General
The bride was dressed in white satin, with
point lace, and fair display Of diamonds, and
looked very beautiful in her bridal robes. The
bridesmaid, Miss Louisa Carpenter, wore white
tarletan and coral ornaments. Major James
Dubois, of this city, formerly on Gen.
Van Wyek's staff, officiated as grooms-
man. After the ceremonies the bridal party
repaired to the residence Of ofOongressman ID. N.
Auken, brother .in-law 0f the bride, where
they received the congratulations of their
friends, and partook Of refreshments and
then tosk the cars across the continent TO Gal.
ifoTnia 20 be absent about sIx weeks.
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SECRETARY boutwell, yesterday had nu.
merous callers in New York, among whom
were Collector Grinnell, Horace Grce eley, and
Gen. Butterfield. He also received delegatiops
OF steel importers and sugar renners, VINO de.
sired notifications in the methods of as sessiny
and collecting duties at the sub-treasury. He
met deputation OF bank presidents, relative
to the issue of additional, amounts Of one and
two dollar notes, and was also interviewed oy
a number Of brokers and other business men
Yesterday afternoon he dined at the Union
League Club, by invitation OF Collector Grin
nell and about forty merchants and bankers
New York.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-10

DORTCH'S SUPERIOR CIGARS.-We
have been presented with few of
those fine cigars manufactured by
Messrs. Dortch & Co., of this city,
We claim to be judge of good
cigar, and do not hesitate in saying
that these cigars are fully equal in
the quality of the tobacco and in
richness of flavor to any we have
smoked for number of years. We
are glad to see that many of our
smokers are beginning to find out
that they can get a fine cigar that has
been manufactured here, and superior
In many respects to the eastern Gig
ars at the same cost. We hope the
day may soon come when most lib
eral patronage will be extended to
this house not only by our own re-
tailers, but by Others throughout this
State, In Southern Kentucky and
Northern Alabama. We are salts
fed that the only thing necessary to
make the demand for these cigars as
great as for any others manufactured
in the country, is for parties to give
them trial. The establishment is
now fairly under way the best work
men have been employed, and the
manufacturers guarantee their yari-
Gus brands and qualities of cigars to
be as represented.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-10
CITY COUNCIL.

THURSDAY, April I, 1869.
Regular meeting. Mayor Frech presid-
ing. Minutes read and approved.
The petition of Hornberger& House ask
ing reduction of assessment was granted.
]. II. Schrodts petition for same, granted.
Petition from ]. NJ. Quarles for same, re-
fused. Hardy Campbell's petition asking
q reduction, not granted. A. Well, r. Abb
bolt and others on the same subject, refer
red to assessment committee.
Report from the various City officers re
ceived and filed. McReynolds & Hollis bill
for repairing cistern on the Public Square,
received and ordered paid.
Buck Neville, Neblett, Grant & Solo
mon, and Tobacco Leafs bills for printing
and advertising, ordered to be paid.
on motion II was ordered, that the order
requiring side walks, on the north side OF
Commerce, from 5th to Sd, was so changed
rs to have the same on the south side. The
Recorder was instructed to notify all par
ties, who had buried any of their family in
the City Cemetery, and not having paid for
their lots, to do so at once.
On motion, the successful bidder for the
contract to build Market House, was re-
quired to enter into bond of 5000, for the
faithful performance of his contract. The
names of bondsmen to accompany all bills.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-10
COUNTY COURT.


MONDAY, April 8, 1860.
Judge King presiding. appropriation
of one hundred dollars to repair Spring
Creek bridge. Also, sufficient amounts to
repair Gallows Hollow and the next bridge
on the River road. Money to pay Court
costs and Jurors for January Circuit court.
Also, sundry accounts against the County
and repairing roof of Jail, were ordered to
be paid. Supposed amount appropriated,
fifteen hundred dollars.
Settlement with County Trustee was read,
showing balance due the Trustee of 800 9l;
amount received by him about 700. The
warrants, and hence lie could retain on HIS
commissions only about sSS. Confirmed,
as was also the settlement with Revenue
Collector Rawls, who, since August, has
collected about $4,000, and has paid over
the same less his commissions, and some
few hundred dollars, which Cashier Hume
says by certificate, is on deposit in the LIST
National Bank. His delinquent list was
allowed and all unsolicited negro poll tax
was misunderstanding balance on his tax
list of some 5000 or $1,000, To be levied, re-
leased, or returned not found. A delinquent
llst OF some 500, not allowed and on the
negro poll tax uncollected of 1867, was re-
leased on that years books.
The taxes were fixed the same as last
year, fifty cents for railroad and twenty
five cents for county purposes. Some
changes were made in privilege taxes, one
of which was taxing wholesale dealers in
whiskey &C., in addition to Merchants tax,
nifty Gems. The tax lists of all the districts
were before the court, and although full
notice was given for persons TO complain,
not one complaint was made against the
whole nineteen districts.
The Work-house committee was clothed
with full authority to contract with the
City Council. So we hope to have that
much needed institution, u Work-house,
A new Poor-house farm (the Pearsons
farm) on the Cheatham county line hav-
Ing been bought, the inmates have been
removed thereto. The number of inmates
is five. This farm is paid for out of sales of
lots from the former Poor-house, and the
largest and best part of said lots remain
unsold. SO the County gets the farm with
out any tax whatever, and the expenses OF
the Poor-house are expected to be much
reduced.
The line between Cheatham and Mont
gomery, on both sides of Cumberland river,
was fixed; provided, Cheatham passes the
same order, which we learn she did. The
line named, gives j, ID. Tucker and four or
five others this side of Half Pone creek, to
Cheathnm and the balance of territory this
side of that creek to Montgomery, The
line on the South side to DC settled in July.
by the two counties.
We have only indicated the prominent
matters. very heavy business was done.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-10
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We are authorized to announce CLAY
ROBERTS as candidate for Attorney Gen
eral of the 10th judicial Circuit, composed
of the counties of Montgomery, Robertson,
Stewart, Cheatham and Dickson. Election
to take place 4th Thursday in May next
March "a, este.
We are authorized TO announce the name
of A. G. GOODLETT, as candidate for
Attorney General of the 10th Judicial Cir
cult, composed of the counties of Mont
gomery, Robertson, Stewart, Cheatham
and Dickson. Election 4th Thursday in
May next
We are authorized TO announce w. j
BROADDUS as a candidate for Attorney
General of the 10th Judicial Circuit, COM
posed of the counties of Montgomery, Rob-
ertson, Stewart, Cheatham and Dickson.
Election to take place 4th Thursday in May
next. inch 20-te
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-10

THE Prcsbytery of Nashville will
convene in the Presbyterian Church,
Friday, the 10th inst, 8 o'clock p. NJ.
The services will open with a sermon
by Rev. T. V. Moore, ID. D., Of Nash
vile, late of Richmond, Va, one OF
the ablest divines and ripest scholars
of the church.
The Presbytery will remain in ses.
sion over Sabbath, and we may ex-
pect TO hear some good preaching from
them in several of our churches. The
public are invited to attend all the
meetings and services.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-10

DIR. w. j. CAsTNER, an old and
highly esteemed citizen, died at his
residence in this city on Tuesday
morning last. Death is at all times
an unwelcome visitor, but doubly so
when it takes from Us so polished Il
gentleman and valuable citizen as
DIR, Cashier was. He enjoyed the
respect and confidence Of all, and his
death has left "as fell gap in his
own kind and kindred" as any one
of the many old and valued citizens
whose loss we have been called upon
to chronicle within thepast few years.
He was heightened, charitable, UNI
pretending christian gentleman, and
was most loved by those who knew
him best. He was buried on Thurs
day, with Masonic honors, of which
order he was a member in high stand
ing. We trust that more competent
pen than ours will yet be found to do
him full justice.