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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-09
CORN AND HOGS.

From carefully conducted experiments, by
different persons, it has been ascertained
that one bushel of corn will make little
over I011 pounds of pork-gross. Taking
the result as basis, the following deductions
are made, which all our farmers would do
well to lay by for a convenient reference
That: 4re
When corn sells for I211ss cents per bushel,
pork costs cents per pound. rT.l
When corn costs II cents per bushel, pork
costs 9 cents pound.
When corn costs 25 cents per bushel, pork
costs cents per pound.
When corn costs 80 cents per bushel pork
costs A cents per pound.
When corn costs 50 cents per bushel, pork
costs cents per POUND. .e ,arAH
The following statement shows what the
farmer realizes on his corn when sold in the
form Of pork:
When pork sells for cents per pound it
brings 25 cents per bushel in corn.
When pork sells for cents per pound il
brings 80 cents per bushel in corn.
When pork sells for cents per pound il
brings As cents per bushel in corn.
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1850. MDCCLx. 1867.

CCENTURY." 500 A DAY.
I've have adopted the plGn of putting money
in CENTURY TOBACCO to indnce consumers to ase it,
knowing that II is only necessary for them to give
trial to become fully ratBfsd Of its merits and to
pronounce it The BEST FINE Cur MADE. We win
continue to oer these Inducements until the fact is
fully recognized. 3e aatuu s 1-l
We are making TIE CENTURY from selections of the
very choicest old leaf and have devoted every care
its manufacture It In free from drugs and in every
respect PURE ARTICLE OF CHEWING TOBACCO
On Mondays we viii placein one paper 500 q. s.
note. On fuesdsyrs in two papers, $50 each. On
Wednesdays. in hve papers, $50 In each. On Thurs
days, in ten papers, $40 each. On Fridays in twenty
papers, $5 in each, sld Saturdays, In fty papers,
81 zach, in all cases issuing Genuine o. S, Green
backs 70 the smount Of 500 day.
The finders OF theee GR1KsBACKs-by sending Us
their Names address, and numbers of the bills will
be presented with packages Of Tobacco, in pre-
portion to the amount Of money found. -t.-
This house has been established for over Hun
dred Years, and has always sustained chsracter for
honesty and fair dealing, which puts to fight all
doubts, any should exist, TO the geuineness Of
thiseuterprise. f -
TIE CENTURY ToBACco can be had in large qusnti-
ties at Manufacturers prices, of A. R Mitchell IS
Central st., Boston; B. Van Schaick, l68 Front al
Philadelphin; Foy Earle, IS s. Water st., Chicago
Schultz Babley, "a West Second st., Cincinnati.
Prizes list sent on application to
P. h g. L0RILLARD
t ..... ., Established in 1901
1o Chambers St, N. Y.
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The Fremont Journal,
4 rrofHsR,s WISH.


laaa 4 NofHER's WISH.
''If I were fairy '' !.
ha Now listeu unto me- lf"
And had the power to grant a wish, ~ I
What should the baby be? o,q
Would you wish these little hands
oa Night gather wealth untold?
Would you wish this little head y (
Might win name of goldf fas
Would you wish this prattling tongue
/ Night sway the hearts Of a1lf
Would you wish golden crown ri
Upon these curls to fall?
Tell me, mother Of the boy,
Now what should / bestow? si-it
Everything is possible b sznetA-iT
To fairies, you must know"
"If you were fairy = -
The gentle mother said, ~ ,fieT
"And could you grant my simple wish
As soon as,it has sped,
I'd have you stay the flight of yesrs
For him upon my knee,
That he might never, never change,
Butstill my baby bel" ,s.a,q
= a 50 ~v-tffQ. tOCpRf.
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INTERESTING TO ADVERTISERS
l. The following extract from report of the pro
coed ngs of the N. Y, State Editorial Convention,
holden st Penn Yam, Thursday, June Il, 10 very sig
nihtant, Oh tins question e. Advertising Agencies,
some discussion was induced bya recommendation
from the Chairman or the Committee on Agencies,
that . resolution be Gdoptsd, Rhersby publishers
should longer be allowed to contract for space to
be filled with Ehoft miscellaneous advertisements,
subject TO freQuent changes. vas argued thatsuch
course enabled agents cont-aGtng te do work At
greatly reduced rates, and to the prejudice Of sil
othe parties. The arm Of George p. Ro6en Co.,
Of New York, being regarded % the principal one
which had adopted this system, and Mr. lowell being
present In the Convention. be Nngcailsd upon 70 re-
ply 10 the charge. Mr.. s. n Pettengiu, also Of New
York, remarked, in substance, tat BY this system,
Aessrs. Rowen 3 Co., we're enabled to contract for
business at much lower rate than he could do. and
claimed thxt the puSlishefs should in selfdefence
eesse TO make contracts ID this WAy! Many present
however recognized Il advantage 70 be able thus
70 dispose ofaa liked amount OF Bpace to aresponsi
BILE party for definite time, since they thus obtained
class of business to be secured in no other way,
and "a large number already had contracts Of this
nature with which they were satisfied, while others
had spsce to spare and were willing to entertain
similar proportions, no action was taken In the
matter. ..,s-----
The advantages securrd to the advertiser by this
system Of contracting, truly very great. Parties
inserested invited to send for copy Of the AD
vERrIsER's GAzErTI containing fullest information
in regard to ous system. Address,
81 GEORGE P. R0WEtL & co.,
40 Park Row, New York.
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TO LADIES.

TF you REQUIRE RELIABLE REMEDY
1 to restore you and remove Irregularities or OBJ
structions why not ussthe besti Thirty years ex.
periepcs has proved that
M. HARVEK,S FEMALE PILLS
have no equal for Removing and Irreg-
ularfties NO MATrRR IRON WHAT CAUSE THEY ARAs1.
They are safe and in every case. Price, Oas Dol
Iay, per Boz. L 2,
lisa remedy four degrees stronger than the s6cse
and intended for special cases Of long Standing.
Prizes, Five Doilars PER Boz.
A LG9sss' PEipess Ctrez1sy, ottA EHgTaSiHgs,
ssRtfres, on epPiissti0S.
n YOU cannot get the pills Of your drugEisf, send
the money to Dr.. J. Bryan, SO BrOadWay, New
York and they win De sent frss frc ObssrvItion By
sturn mail Ia 90 Vlsns ,
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HOW T0 KEEP HAMS THROUGH
After your hams have taken salt hang
them up and smoke them well, take them
down and dip them into boiling water for a
few seconds that will kill all the eggs Of
insects, if there should be any on them !;
then roll them in ashes while wet, and hang
them up again smoke them more if you
choose. This will do also for shoulders and
sides also those that do their bacon in this
way will never have any bugs or skipPers
on their meat.
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STEVENS house,
81, 23, 25 & ~ Broadway, n. Y OpPo-
site Bowling Green.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

FIyHE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll and widely known
i to the travelling public. The location il espe-
eiaLly suitable to merchants and business men IL
is in close proximity to the business part Of the
city--is on the highway Of Southern and Western
trsvsEand aejacent to all the principal Railroad
and Steamboat depots-
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal sccommods-
tisn for 3c0 guests-it is well furnished, and
possesses every modern improvement for the com
fort and entertainments of its inmates The rooms
are spacious and we'll nth 9ae-
and vatsr-the sttendsnce Ia prompt and respectful
and the tabls ia ssasFously provided with svery
2lEs Gro. :. CHASE CO., Propristors.
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Poland's Magic Bilious Powders

- VIHIs PREPARATION is the discovery
/ Of Rev. J. ". Poland, formerly Pss-
tor Of the Babtist Church IN GonstoEny
n. r., Hnda man dearly beloved ~ tnet
dissemination throughoutN sngleae::
Hevas obliEedte leave ths pulpit asd
study medicine to save his oE life, and his MAGIC
PoWpERs are one Of the most discoveries Of
modern times. It Is the greet Li0sr esd Bttli0es
Res.eav which completely throwu in the shade sit
other discoveries in medicine; and II a6aEds him
uch xraffncations that they receive the unanlmous
sppfo6aticn Of all Who have tested thems ms Magic
Bilious Powders are positive cure for Liver Com
pIaint in its most aggravated form, and an imredi-
for Headache Constipation, Pmples, Blotehes, sal
lowSkin DroWsiness, Dizzinesa HeartblTns halpttA-
ton, and most wonderful Cure and Preventive
Fever Ague. eve advise al vhc are troubled With
thia fearful NAL aday to svayskesp the Po1dars On
hand ready for immediate use.l Here are lev In
portant partcularp LIST. They srsthe Great Sfsetes
for all Bilious Afee- tions- I'd. They are ths cnly
known rsmedy that will cure Liver .Complaink u.
They are ths only known remedy that viii euIe Con-
situation. 4th. The Powders 80 Thorough in thef
operation that one paekage viii Be an thattne m15cf
ity ofthoss using them will require 70 sdeet cure.
Sth They mild and pleasant Jet the most eject
ual eatharsie Known. etb. They are the eheapest
and best medicine sxtsnt they can Be sentb mail
10 sny partof the globs for the prizes, 80 esnts.
Circulars, &c.
sent TO any part Of the Worldfree Of charge
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, or By mail on appliea
tion to G. G.. CLAKK = Coz General A.
rents, New Hsvsn, Corn.
Price 50 Casts per BoI- u kElAnSe.y
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I.von,a Periodical Drops.

The Great Female Remedy for Irregularities.
TJHESE DROPS are ascientiHeally compounded su-
Il idprepsrstion, and bsttsE than any Rnls Povdsrs
orNostrums Beingli their setiOn Is direct and
positive rendering them . reliable, speedy and eer
tain specific for the care Of al and sup
pressons Of nature. Their popularity 10 indicated
by the fact that over 00e bottles sold
and consumed BY the adde's Of the United States, ev
cry one Of whom speak in the strongest terms Of
praise Of their grestmerits. They are rapidly tax
Ing the place Of every other Female Rensdys and are
considered by all who knew sught Of them. a. The
Eursst SAFEST most lnfAlli6le preparation In the
world fey thssare Of al female complaints the re-
oyal Of all obatructions Of nature, and the promo
ton Of health regularity and strength. Expicit d.
rscticus statng when they may Be used, ard
Ing when and Why they ehcald not, could not b
ased without pr0dpcip9 eassts eoufury 70 nstzTs's
chosenIavs, VII Be found carefully folded aronnd
esoh bottle, Nitkths written signature Of JoHE L.
LYoE, without which none are gsnuine. = gQfsA
Prepared By DT. JOHN L. LYON, ,ise Chapel Street.
Nev EaEsn, Conn, Who can beconsaitsd either per-
sorsliy or BY mall snclosing stamp concerning all
,riv.ts disaaasa and fasle Weakneeses. sold b all
bruggistssvsryvhere. C.d. CLAhA CO..
IKTilnssyl Gsnf Agents for o B. and cAnadA.
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AarienItnral aIts 1rattitaI
W7NTs r0R THR ETTCHF "a.

Take saucer and f1I It Viii. kesshb, green
moss. Place In the centre pine cone, having
first wet it thoroughly. Then sprinkle it
plentifully with grass seed. The moisture
viii close, the cone partially, and in q day Or
two the tiny grass spires win appear in all
the interstices, and IN week you will have a
perfect cone of bssutiful vefdure. It only
wants plentiful supply of water to be a
''thing of beauty" all summer.
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e 00Q AGENTS wanted 10 sell aix new Inventions,
U,VOU OF great value to families; all pay great
profits Send 25c and get so pages and sample gratis
Agents have made 800, 200. .3-.,f
EPHRAM BRowN, Lowell, Mass.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR
DArNrs FOR FARMERs.

j. AND OTHERS-THE GRAFTON MINERAL
PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the Best,
Cheapest and most Durable Paint in use; two coats
wen put Oh, mixed with pure Linseed Oil, will last 10
IA years. it is Of light brown or beautiful choco
late color and can be changed to greeD lead stone
olive, drsb or eres to suit the taste Of the con-
samer. 1t ia valuable for Houses, Barns, Fences,
Agricultural implements, Carriage and Csr-mskers,
Pals and Wooden-ware, Canvas, Metal and Shingle
Roofs, tit being Fire and Water Proof,) Bridges,
Burial Cases. Canal Boats, Ships and Ships Bottoms
Floor OIL Cloths zone Manufacturer having used 5000
bbls the past yesr} and paint for any purpose is
for body, durability elasticity AID ad
hesveness. Price IS per bbl of 800 ibs., which viii
supply farmer for years to come. Warranted in al
cases ss az above. Send for circular which giyes
full particulars None genuine unless branded in .
trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint. Address,
DANIEL BlDWELL, PEoPRIEros, " ~
2st Pearl Street, FeW York.
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VOTING MEM

TIME EXPERIENCE OF TIE PAST TEN YEARS
| has demonstrated the fact that reliance msy b
placed in thsefioaey Of EE C l--
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS 49,
for the speedy and persensnt cure Of hsmina Wesk-
nesa Sisslons, physical and nervous debility, i'm
potence or want Of powsr, the result Of sexual e4
cess or youthful indfscretion which neglected ruin
the happiness and un6ts the saGsrer for business,
social society marriage And often terminates imam
untimely grave. Make no delay in seeking the rem
edy, It is entirely vegetable and harmless onths
system can be used without dissection or intsrfsEng
With business parsuits and change Of diet is
eessATY while using them. fries, one dollar.
II you cannot get them OF your druggist, sead tie
money TO Dr.. J. Bryan, sls BroadSsy, y. Y, and
they will be sent fTse from obscrvation By rstarB
mail. Private eireulsrs to gentlemen sent frss on
application. lJcAco ylsn5y,
nR. J. BRYAN, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, = J
~ Sl9 BROADWAY, NEW Y0kK.
SPECIAL TREATMENT In all cases Of Senin
81, Sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseasesin male
female.
ADVICE FRKs and eorrespcadsnes STRICTLY coNEI
DsxTIAL- gcs co vle16y
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
INTERESTING mo- ADVERTIsERS

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Is lisreHib = siquosoet iorfA) 7l5itaI.5 r.
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II OSEPH GILL0TS STEEL PENS,
- of the Old Standard QuaIi,y.

The well known ORIGINAL and POPULAR numbers
303- -s04-:7O-36l, having been assumed by other
Makers We desire to caution the public in respect to
said limitations. AK FOR GILLoTT's
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MEANS OF THE COMPANY.
PROSPECTS FOR BUSINESS.

The railroad connection bstween Omaha and the
East is now complete and the earnings of the Union
two weeks In Nay were $il3, ,000 These sectional
earnings the road progresses will mnch more than
pay the interest on the Company's bonds, and the
through business over the only line Of railroad be-
tween the ATLANTIC and Pacifc must be inmapae.
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THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Curss sore throat colds, coughs, dyVtbssia, bsos-
ehsfis. sptsing OF blood, and pelneessy 4eectloos
plsnts diabetes dcut Of voidi1K urine, bls ,diDg
IRON the kidneys and bladder, gravel and other
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JEWETT AND GOODMAN
nRGAN & A&EI0DE0N,
GEORGE HALL.

Cleveland, July s, lss7.-27y1. us0Es
pE1g INA 4tEA
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Are in the market again
with an entire New Stock of
Goods, bought since the
great decline in Cotton
Goods, and will be sold at
the lowest living prices. We
have the finest selected
stock of Dry Goods in North /
ern Ohio, and at prices that
defy all competition.
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INSURANCE Companies.

AN prepared 10 take Hull or Csrgo risks on Grain
L or Lumber in either ofthe shove prompt and re-
sponsibis companies at the lowest going rates; win
make 1t to the advantage Of those desiring Marine
Insurance TO call and see me.
h 1. E. AMSDEN, Agent,
Msrck 26, lse7.-lsms. Fremont, Ohio.
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Patsat Nsaici6ss.
WHrTE PINE O0naPOUND.

nouoG.rsdtot the sfIiictsd throughout tbs eoun-
tryFa,tsr bsFirs bss9lfuyyt p ths festsat elsvsn
uaxt ffdsrfxaa ifE virfneK.a n ~ slFfs..isHf-
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VALUE AND SECURITY of the BONDS

The Company respectfully submit that tbs shove
statement of facts fully demonstrates the security
Of their Bonds, and additional proof thev would
suggest that the Bonds offered less than ten
million dollars 5l7 miles OF road, on which over
twenty million dollars have already been expended
ON $50 miles Of this road the cars running
and the remaining 1SI miles are nearly completed.
At the present rate Of premium on gold these
Bonds pay an annual interest on the present COS. Of
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-18

HIRAM WOODRUFF. the Napoleon Of the
turf, died last Thursday. Peace to his names.
SENATOR GUTHRIE, Of Kentucky, is slowly
recovering.
DR.. AUSTIN FLINT is writing the articles
upon Physical Gastrouomy" in the Round Table.
SAMUEL WILLIsroN, the button king" re-
sides in EIsthamptOn, Mass, where are located his
great factories.
GEORGE L. SrEARNs, of Boston, has stopped
the publication Of his little Radical paper, The
Right Way.
Mr.. BENZ. HEATH, the well known de-
tectve officer Of Boston, Is going to the Paris EI-
position to spot Of the thieves expected there
GEN. BUTLER has received from Paris q
bronze medal, which is fac Imiis Of the one pre-
sented by 40 900 citizens Of Paris to Mrs Lincoln,
in honor Of the martyr President.
Rev. DR.. Cox and Rev. DR.. Spring, two
of tho oldest clergymon in New York city, are
still as strong and spightly as they were twenty
years ago.
Col. LEVI c. TURNER, Judge Advocate Of
the War Department, who died on Wednesday In
this city, was for twenty years editor and part
proprietor of the Cincinnsti Gaseas He had also
seen service as writer on the Tribune staff.
Mr.. hURLBUT, mining engineer at Hough'
ton, Mich, Is reputed to have become the wealth
lest man on Lake Superhero or In any way connected
with tho copper mines. He was the discoVerer Of
the famous Calumet mine.
Ex.Gov. LEVI LINCOLN, Of Worcester, is
suffering from slight shock Of paralysis, partially
disabling one arm and side, experienced on Mon
day. He was better Wednesday evening, and
hopes are entertained that he will soon recover.
Hon. GEORGE w. JULIAN received tele-
gram on Saturday evening announcing the sudden
death Of his mother. She was temporarily residing
in Mt Vernon, Iowa, with her daughter. She was
a most estiInabe lady.
GEN. CUsrls LEE, son Of Gen. Il. E. Lee:
and at present President Of the Agricultural Col
lsge Of Maryland, is spoken Of as a candidate for
the presidency of the James river and KanSwhA
canal. The only names yet mentioned In this con-
nsctOn are those Of Gen. Lee, Gen. CoWPer and
Gen A. l.. Long. The election tAksS place on tAs
| 9th instant
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SATURDAY, March l6.-There is less activ-
ity in all branches OF the dry goods market
to-day from q variety OF reasons.
The renewed fnnness in the market for
the raw material causes q frmer feeling
among holders Of goods, and there is less
disposition to force goods upon the market.
On the other hand, the unreasonable goods
offered at lower prices during the past three
days are mostly closed out and buyers feel
disnclined to take goods at any higher prices
The unfavorable weather eau es less home
demand and altogether there seems con-
siderable reaction from the excitement Of the
past few days.
BROWN sHEETIHos AND sHIRTINGs.
Agents complain of want of demand for
large lots Of these goods, but jobbers are dis.
posing Of considerable amount, but in very
cautious selections.
BLEAcHED sHEETISGs AND sHIRTIEGs.
There has been less reduction in prices of
beached goods for the reason that stocks
we're not burdensome. Trade is fairly active
DRILLS.
The price of drills has been reduced and q
better demand has prevailed.
STRIPES AND TICKS.
The market for these goods is rather quiet,
as for most Of the coarser makes Of heavy
cotton goods.
PRINT CLOTHS.
These goods are quite inactive, and nomi.
nal.
PRINTS.
There is less activity In prints to-day. The
less desirable goods, which have been forced
upon the market, are mostly closed out and
buyers seem to hesitate about taking higher
priced goods.
LAWNS AND GINGHAMs.
These goods are generally rather quiet,
and prices show declining tendency.
wooLLES GOODS.
The increased frmness in woollen goods,
caused by the new tariff, is maintained, but
to the exclusion of any great amount Of
business.
CAssIMEREs AND sATINETs.
Desirable styles Of cassimeres are not very
abundant, and are quite firm. Satinets are
in rather better demand, at steady prices.
MOUssELISE DELAIHEs.
The recent heavy reduction in prices failed
to cause any great demand for these goods,
and they are still quiet.
FLASEEI.S AND BLANKETS
These goods are quiet as usual at this
season. purchases being mostly to complete
assortments.
FOREIGN GOODS.
The auction sales on Thursday and Friday
were quite liberal, and fully attended. Some
kinds Of goods sold rather better, from the
tirmer feeling in the cotton market abroad.
The seasonable and desirable dress fabrics
are in good demand. Less desirable goods
are not much wanted. Cloths and cassi
meres are in good request at improved rates
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RECONSTRUCTION.

The Senate on Saturday night, near mid
night, passed q supplementary reconstruc-
ton BILL differing in some particulars from
that passed in the House. II prescribes q
lengthy, iron-clad and copper-fastened oath,
binding every registered voter in the Southern
States, in addition to the old iron-clad oath,
to support the Constitution and obey the
laws and ITO encourage others so to do
Mr.. Howard proposed an amendment
framed somewhat like the marriage oblga.
ton. to "love, cherish and obey" until death
do us part) 1t required the voter to swear
that he is sincerely attached to the Govern
Inent and Union Of the United States" This
bit Of sentiment was stricken out, however,
words and phrases enough to puzzle the
poor freedmen who will be called on to take
it, and as for the late rebels, some Of them
will take any oath that may be propounded
for the sake Of gaining a political status.
When Mr.. CHASE was Secretary Of the
Treasury he appointed 10 an Office in the in.
ternal revenue service in New Orleans man
who was captain on Gen. BANKHEAD MA
oRrDER's staff during the war, and he took
the oath without contracting a facial muscle
II is believed that the House will accept
the bill as amended by the Senate. although
it may be found necessary to appoint com
mittee Of conference to reconcile points o.
difference between the two bodies.