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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-08

STATE OF NEW YORK, J..
County OF NEw YoaK, s.
A. F. Hastings, President, and Frank W.
Ballard, Secretary of the Security Insurance
Company, being severally sworn, depOse and
say. that the foregoing is a full, true, and ccr-
rect statement of the affairs of said Insurance
Company, and that they are the above de-
scribed officers thereof.
A. F. HASTINGS, President.
FRANK W. BALLARD, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 25tb
day of January, 1867.
1--WE GENT STAMP.
IssAL1 THOS. L THORNELL,
Commissioner for Ohio.
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Noti0a.

0EALED proposals will be received far sand on tie
y Fair GROUNDS of s;be Ssndusky County ASncul-
turzl Society, until Monday. u o'clock n, the 18th
dsy Of March. 1857. PLATT BRUSH, President.
Frenost, Nsrch I, 1851.
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Especially to the Sick.
DOCTOR e. JOLLIE MATTOCKs,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN


ITO TEE CURE or CHRONIC DISEASES, of ever,
II name aud nature, DR.. Asttoeka, for thirty
ysars, has devoted his whole attention and has ef
feeted Of the most remarkable eares in Iis9s7
iaE dissssss. The system il founder truth, dis.
from all Others experimenting, no making sick Il
eHrs, no deception, no humhug aud poisons used
all vegetable remedies that aid nature, gives can
did opinion and effects permanent cures. We ask
trial Of our treatment nsforv abandoning all hope
Hundred have been cured By this treatment sfel
giving up to die. We invite Investigation. No mat
ter what your disease Is, call; sxxrins for your.
selves; II win sost nothing.
Ooasatdtion fee.
DR.. q. JOLLIE MATTOCKs,
can be consulted at his Offices Gsfoovs for the yssl
81 one day every four weeks:
FREMONT, o., Kssslsrs Hotel, Mondays, Jan.
II, FEB. II, March II, April is. May Ia.
CLYDE, o., American Eagle, Tuesdays, Jan. Is,
Feb. H. March IL. April 16, May1
EORWALK, o., American Hotel, Wednesdays
Jan. Is, Feb. 10, March Is. April IL, Nay, Is.
0BE2LIN, o., TrsvelsF's Home, Thursdsys, Jan.
II, Feb. II, March II, April Is, Nay 10.
ELYRtA. o Beebe Honss, Fridays, Jan. Is, Feb.
10, E1rch Is. April 10, Aay1 II.
RESIDENCE, Cleveland, I07 Erie Street, Satuf-
days. Jsu 1s' Feb. Is, March 1s April 20, May Is.
Vl4uSsyl.
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Agents wanted.-Wm. Wilson, of this
city, has the agency for the counties of San
dusky, Hancock and Erie for the sale of
Butrie's celebrated engraving entitled THE
BMPrY SLEEVE" Agents wanted in every
township in these counties to sell the picture.
Post office Drawer 126, Fremont, Ohio.
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Sale of an Interest In the Tug.-Mr.
o. ". Vallette has purchased of the Ware
House Co. a half interest in the Tug "Rsw-
zon
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Beautiful Instruments.-Go to the Mu-
sic aud Jewelry Store Of E. L. CRoss, and
see the nice 5-octsve Melodeons at $500
each. 5tt
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FREMONT.

Clyde News Depot, We are indebted
to H. D. Ames. newsdealer at Clyde, for the
March AsIontic.
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Runaway.-The first runaway worth
mentioning that has occurred in town since
shedding times, happened last Wednesday
forenoon, but fortunately resulted in no Sc
rious injury to man or beast. A team of
horses attached to light wagon or buggy,
with one man and trunk as occupants. took
fright and ran down the hill past the Cro-
CHAN House at furious rate, spilling out
man aud trunk and breaking lose from the
vehicle when opposite the new block The
man was Knocked insensible, but revived
soon after being carried into the Crogban
House, 10 find that he had sustained no Sc.
rious injury; the trunk, however. was badly
damaged and the contents considerably
struggled. The horses were caught after
they had crossed the bridge.
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STEPHEN caowELL, President
PHfLAHDER Straw. Seer,tarv-

OFFICE or THs AUDITOR OF STATE
CoLuMsus, Ohio, January 2s, 1867.
tits hereby certified, that the foregoing IA cor.
rect copy Of the Statsmsntc condition Of the Phsnix
Insurance Company Of Brooklyn. N. Y, made to and
dlsd n this oface, for the year 1857.
Witness my hand and seal ohieiaIly.
IsssL1 JAS. q. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
By JAMES WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
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Photography.-The Photograph Rooms
in Bucklands new Block are in full aud snc-
cessful operation, producing as fair toned
pictures as can be made in Ohio Prices
down. will put up for you four card
pictures for S1,5O and duplicates for IS cents
each or $500 per dozen, and warrant them
satisfactory and equal to the best that can
be made any where in Fremont or you need
not accept them. Call and see, don't forget
the place. Buckland's new Block opposite
the Croghau House Fremont Ohio.
lin. N. HARRIs.
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The Colleotorship.-The Commission
of Col. w. E. Haynes, Collector of Internal
Revenue for this District expired on the
4th inst. Under the provisions of the act
regulating the appointments by the Pres
ident and which was passed over the Pres
ident's veto on Friday last, his official duties
ceased upoa ths expiration of his Com
mission. The duties of the office now de-
volve upon Mr.. Charles Il. Krebs, Senior
Deputy, who becomes acting Collector until
Mr. Geo. J. Anderson, the new appointee
receives his order of possession and final in
structions, which will probably be in very
few days. He has no; yet named deputy
for this county, but We understand that Mr.
Thoe. Clapp will receive the appointment.
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Revivals.-We learn from Rev. Mr. Bull.
ger, Presiding Elder of the U. B. Church in
this District, that general awakening is in
progress throughout the county. Under the
ministrations of Rev. Lang and Harbaugh
many conversions have been made. The
meetings at Winters Station resulted in the
conversion aud accession TO the Church Of
one hundred and eighty two persons: At a
meeting held four miles northeast of Fosto-
ria in the German Reformed Church class
of twenty five members was formed. Meet
iDgs are now held in Madison township
where twenty y-four new members have been
received. Twenty-Five were at the altar
Tuesday night for prayer
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses for Sale.
House Wanted,

THREE good work Borses for saie at bargain as
TO price and payments. Call on the undsrsign-
Cd north OF Fremopt PHILLIP MICHAEL.
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Made Of Impsri.habI. natsrisls,.n.m.iet- .,std.
and out to prevent rust, and the exterior has hne
Rosewood anish- when properly csns1ted the re-
mains Of the deceased free from izruptcn Of
ter the deprsdEtions Of Vermin, and may vithou-
offensive odor be kept long desired, thus o5yii
atng the necessity Of hsstJ burals. have them cs
all stzss.
Frsmont. Fan 1894. O. ". TSCHUMY.
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IsLEY'S BUCaU Is the CURE for pain and
II, weakness in the back and leins; aud all those
complaints resulting from derAngsment Of the kid
nAy. and urinary organs Sold in large BOTTLES BY
the druggists. HARRAL. RISLEH, b Co..
Nholtsals Druggists, ltl Chsmber st., n. 7.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Samples sept free. No capital Eequired, Ladies
or Gentlemen ezn earn from g. 90 to SlOoe per day
Easloss stamp, aud address
TRiPP 4 CO., Eigash 81 New York
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The Excelsiors. .-"Tbe Excelsior Dra-
natic Club, Mr.. 2. Ross, manager, will give
two entertainments next week at Union Hall,
when they viii ass ssurediy receive from the
citizens of Fremont a generous support. On
Monday evening next they will produce the
popular Irish drama of Born TO Good Luck, -
in which Mr.. Cook, the inimitable delineator
Of Irish character, will sustain the principal
part; the evening entertainment 10 conclude
with the Farceo of Family Jars" On Tues
day evening they repeat the drama and close
with the Faree of This Black Statke." Good
music will be furnished by the orchestra, and
Mrs. Mann has consented to sing some choice
songs.
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Petroleum V. Nasby's Life of
A NDY J OH Ms ON

INCLUDING his stunpng tour out west and his
Il orasbuns, with 50 comic illustrations. The
greatest hit of the sge Freely mail for 20 cents.
Oomic JLFF DAVIS Illustrated 10 cts. Also send 10
cts for samples af our Hundred Dollar Prize Puzses
Magic Webs Puzzle Pictures, Castle Croquet, &C
HANEY co, 100 Hssssu-st Ny
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For Sale.

State and County Rights, of. B. CAPEwBLL & Co +,
Celebrated Glass Castor Wheels for Bedsteads and
Planes. Bor particulars address ss above, Box $50
P, o. Phllsdlphia.
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Oysters served up in any styled sired. Fresh 0ys-
ters received dsis BY Express Oysters for rsle by
the can case.
Fremont. o.. Sept Is, 1s5o.-s9ne.
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sl5S,956 SO

Total IlabIIItIeS, -...--. $I56,50b 81
~. MIsCELLAEEoUs.
The greatest amount insured in any one
risk-one risk $50, ,OO0-as rule, $4,000.
The greatest amount :llowed by the rules
to be insured in any one city. town or village,
and the greatest amount allowed to be insur-
ed in any one bloek-No rule.
The amount of its capital or earnings de-
posted in any other State, as security for
losses therein, S34, $3.50 90,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-08
An EffectuaI Worm Medicine.
Browns Vermifuge COmfils,

An Effectual Worm Medicine.
Browns Vermifuge COmfils,
On WORN LozENeEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
withchidren and adults attributed to other esuses,
is occasioned by worms. The "yERxIFuGE CoMFITs,'
although eifectual in destroying worms, can do NO
possible injury to the most delceat child This val
usble combination has been successfully used BY ply
sicans and found to be safe and in graduating
worms, SO hurtful to children.
Children having worms require immediate at
tenton, neglect of the trouble often pro-
loDged sickness.
symptoms of Worms In Children are often
overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowels cause
Irritation, which b. removed only by The use of
sure remedy. The combination Of ingredients used
in making Br0pH's Yer5ifuge C0nfts' is such as
to give the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors, New York. Sold
BY all Dealers in Medicines, at 25 box l22ylsmp
Z. Dillon + Son and S. Bxekiand r Sons, AGENTS
for SGHdnsky County.
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GEORGE CLAGHORN
Marble Hall Billiard & Dining
-
tover Perry Closes whOl.sAls Grocery stOre)
FREMONT, OHIO.
FREMONT, OHIO.

II TAKE GREAT PLEASURE in announcing to the
II public that have smplefAclitiest to aocOuOdxte
the increased of the Fall and Winter Seasons
and i7tend that shall msintsinits
A No. reputstton.
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1noAcRES ofland on Eau Clare river Wiseozsin,
lADs offered ct great bargain for cash. crin 81
change for lumber delivered next fail, property In
Fremont By Or. Z. DILLON. Fremonts Ohio.
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Land. Land,

HTEAR the Presbyterian Church. win be sold
N cheap II sold within the next 30 days. Title
perfect. Enquire ct ths shoe Store OF SHERMAN
q o., opposite the Croghan House. sa
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H1ortor1a Harua

Glorious News.-The citizens of Fre-
mont and vicinity, have discovered that the
Bankrupt Boot and Shoe Store is No Hun
Bue, and that they can buy the best quality
of Boots and Shoes-cheaper than at any
other place in the State of Ohio. Call early
and secure some of the great bargains. Look
for the sign of the BANKRUPr SALE OF Doors
d SHOES. Deals Block, Garner of Front and
Garrison Streets, Fremont Ohio.
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TIME TAaLEs.

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL Road.
eorse EAST. soIse wEsr.
DAY Rrpress 2.ss a. n. x.Chicsgo Express Il l2A.n.
Nall loss A. y. Nail.-.--------- e1o y.
N. 7. Express sos ?. NJ Wight Express Il 80 p h
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Royul Haynnua Lo,,ery OF Cubn.
FISHING TACKLE,

Drsvd once IN seventeen days. Prizes cashsd ant
Information given. Highest rates paid for doublcon'
and sI kinds of gold and silver. GEoEsE UPHAh, 9,
N. Main st. ProTidenos, RI
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West Fremont.-A correspondent writes:
We understand protrscted effort has been
entered upon by the Rev. Mr.. Long and col
league near the -Four Mile House in the United
Brethren Church. There seems to be gen,
sral interest manifested and they will no
doubt have good time, as the Rev. Mr.
Long has been very successful with his revi-
walls previous to this.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-08

Needles Fish Hooks, &C., OF svsry description, in
ported and manufactured By ALsEET DaAPxR, No. 81
Nassau 81, New fOrt, one door from kaidsn Lars.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LADIES OF DELICATE CONsTI1

LADIES OF DELICATE CONsTITU.
TION, and uncertain health are strenucusly ad
vised throw sside the and useless prepara.
tions with which they accustomed to drug them
selves, and test the hygeisD, body and mind
strengthening virtues Of HosrETfER'e CKLEBRArEp
SroEAcH BITrERs. In all the mplsinfs and disa-
bilites arising from various causes, they will hnd
this cheering. refreshing and invigorstng prspars-
tion Of extraordinary efficacy. Its regulating prop
critics sre wonderful, and as a remedy for the Ian
gour, nausta, tremors, commissions, bysteris, &c,
which often accompany the development Of WOMAN
hood 1t has equal among the prescri pons Of the
faculty adve.tis medicines. For the many dis
tress;Dg elngs which usher in and often follow the
period of maternity, aud also for the painful and
dangerous symptoms which sometimes accompany
change of Iife,' HosrEITER's BITrsRs are ear
nestly recommended. No other restorative seems
to suit well the constitutions and the organisa
tiors of the feebler 10 all Of Female De-
bilty where tn re Is q want of brisk vital action
the BIrrERs prod, q most important ehanse-re-
evinz local weakness and resstabiishing the sensr
al health.
CONSUMPTION CURABLE BY DIR.
sCHENCK'S MEDICINES.-To cure Con-
sumption, the system must be prepared SO thst the
lungs wills heal. To accomplish this the liver and
stomach must 6rst be cleaused and an appetite crea
ted for good wholesome food, which, by these nedi
cipeswill be digssted properly, and good healthy
blood made; thus building up the constitution.
Sehenck's Mandrake Pills cleanse the stomach II ali
bilious or mucous sccumuations; and, by using the
Sea Weed Tonic in connection, the appetite is re-
stored.
Schenck'e Pulmonc Syrup is nutrieious rs well as
medicinal, aod, by using the three remedies, all i-
rurities expelled from the system, and good,
wholesome blood made, which will repel all disesss
patients will take these medicines se-ording to d.
rscinns Consumption very frequently in Its las tstsge
yields readily to their action Take the pills fre.
qustuly, to cleanse theliver and stomach It does
not follow that because the bowels are not costive
they are not required, for sometimes In disrrhea
they are necessary. The stomach must be kept
healthy, and appetite created to allow the Pull
monic Syrup to act on the respiratory organ prop
erly and ailsy any irritation. Then all that is
quired to perform permanent cure is. to prevent
taking cold. Exercise about the rooms as much 60
possible, eat all the richest oodfat meat game and
in fact anthing the appetite Graves; but be psrticu
larsnd masticste we'll [4ayl, I'd " evy mo. s. m-p]
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To get your grIst ground, your Wheat Corn and
Buekw heat.
We have made several improvements the last year.
which enables Us 10 give LARGE YIELD and
GOOD FLOUR, and We suit the custom trade a.
we'll ~ any mill In the country. But to aecom6dats
ALL and give sstisfaction without delay, We viii ex-
change 6our for wheat, giving 10 al according to
quality Of wheas brought. Farmers wishing msslfor
tabls-use, can hare their corn bolted By bringing
ha7-bsg. We grind BuekWhsst Tuesdays and
Fridays
We esn sell western -four for 81, SO, and SII, so
q brrrsl. and good winter wheat -four for $3.50.
Just remember the place, the steam mill, corner OF
Water and Garrison Streets opposite junes Foundry
where you can buy good hour, buekwheat Hoar, boz
ted meal and feed Of al kinds In quantities to suit
purchasers. Cash paid for wheat rye, corn h buck.
wheat. CAHFIELD 4 GEESEHAN.
Fremont, O., Jan. Is, 1857. B-3n.>
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Farm for Sale,

A. VERY desirable farm, about ore mile south.
n west from Bellevue, Ohio, The farm contains
house. good out-housss, &c orchard, two wells Of
good water, and situated on au excellent roai.
Fer further particulars erquire of thu subscriber
on the premises. ROBERT r. STEWART
March 8, 1867 -l0w3.
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Making a total of seven thousand five hun
dred and six dollars in cash distributed
among the breeders and owners of horses in
Northwestern Ohio. The institution has
been self-sustaining, there having been no
assessment made upon the stockholders
The unparalleled SUCCESS of this institution is
probably owing to the fine business qualifi-
cations of the officers, and the prohibitation
of all gambling aud liquor selling upon the
exhibition grounds, On account of nearly
all the counties within the district having
recently organized similar institutions, this
Association, at the meeting held in Clyde on
the 2lst ult., concluded to declare dividend
of 1925 on each share, payable on applica-
tion to the Secretary, and discontinue busi-
ness.
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TEE LADIES, ROOM.
oYsTERS 6!

We haze sroom in Marble Hsll especially stted ul
&c Ladies Saloon.
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Prssentation.-Atth the last regular meet.
ing OF Fl. Stephenson Lodge No. 92s F. A.
NJ, the proceedings were varied by pleas
ant little episode worth recording. After a
lecture by the Master, DR.. F. Wilmer, Mr..
Doncyson, in a few appropriate remarks, in
behalf of the Lodge, presented to Dr.. Wilmer
a beautiful silver goblet and sslver. On one
side the goblet bears Masonic emblems in
raised characters. on The other this inscrip-
ton; Presented by The brethren of Fort
Stephenson Lodge No 225 +. A. NJ, to the
Worshipful Master, Dr.. F. Wilmer, March
5th 1867
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Warm Meals at all Hours

Farmers will End "Asrble Hsll' just the place to
get 4 good square meal when they come to town
with their produce
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Tbs greatest amount insured In any risk 500 co
but will not a. general rule exceed $4,000.
The grsstest amount allowed By the rules to be in
sured IN any city town ritlsge and the great
est amount allowed 20 be insured In any QUE block
No general rule-governed By circumstances.
The amount Of Its capital or earning deposited in
s153, 100 90.
Deposit required in Ohio, made annually.
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Northwestern Ohio Association for
the Improvement of the Horse, Dis
continued.-This Association was organ
lied on the 22d day of March, 1865. Four
exhibitions have been held with premium
lists as folloUs.
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STATE cogI11 or nTS .. EEsEi T.1 7o.1, 3-
Stephen CrowsIl, President, and Philandsr Shaw,
Secretary Of the Phenix Insurance. Compsny. bsiag :
ssysrAy sworn dspose and says that the foregoing Is
full true and correct Ssssmsnt of the affairs OF said
Company, and that they are the above described Oh.
cars fhAranf
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Surely Wonders will Never Cease
d.. Agar the celebrated healer has been in
our town a few days, causing great excite
nent by curing the people without the use
of medicine. The Doctor has rooms at the
Kessler Hotel, where he is daily sited by
crowds of persons of both sexes and all ages
seeking relief and cure for their ills. He
cordially invites the poor or those not able
to pay to come and be healed without money
and without price. This surely is very
generous offer. We advise all who are sick or
ailing with any disease or complaint to give
the Doctor a call Immediately. He will re-
main during the month of March. ll0tf
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Unsurpassed Enterprise. has been
a subject of wonder amoSg those engaged in
business education, and indeed among busi-
ness men generally. how and why, the Busi-
ness Colleges at Hillsdale, Mich. and 0ber-
lin. Ohio, meet with such uneSampIed success.
The truth is.-and we commend their exam
pie to our advertisers-the energetic and
Justly popular proprietors Of these Institu-
tions do all they advertise. They don't be-
lieve that blowing" ard deception pay.
This accounts for a success unparalleled in the
b Story Of Business Colleges
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-31
A PROMPT Answer.

We learn something of the temper
of the South from the Geographic in
telligence we have, this morning, from
Mississippi. General ALCoRN, the
United States Senator elect from that
State, addressed the Legislature, at
Jackson, yesterday, advising the ac-
ceptance ofthe constitutional Amend
ment as the least of Congressional
evils. Both Houses gave a prompt
answer to his recommendation by a
rejection of the Amendment. The
rebel States appear determined to
compel Congressito adoptean extreme
course. However much the people
are DESTROYS of an early settlement of
our national difficulties, they are not
willing to have terms of settlement
dictated by the conquered The loyal
men of the North will support Com
gress in such necessary legislation as
it may adopt to bring the Southern
States to complete acknowledgment
of national authority, after the reiec-
ton of the proposed Amendment,
even though such legislation may be
Radical and severe.