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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
nALLvtLLE lsl,rpGE.

Last spring the commissioners made a
contract with JonS p. ELDERK1S, of Wood.
vile, in this county, to build good and
substantial bridge across the Sandusky riy-
er, at Ballville. Mr.. E. completed tho con-
tract and the commissioners accepted the
job on Wednesday last. a
The now bridge is about one-fourth of a
mile below the old one, and few rods cast
of the Ballville Factory. The length is
three hundred feet, with two wagon tracks
and foot track outside each wagon track.
1t is covered with good roof and sided up.
There are solid shore abutmcnts, and two
piers in the river. Tho mason work is as
good as can be, being laid up with stone
not less than ten inches in thickness, with
water lime cement; their bases are thirty
six feet in longth, by eight in thickness, with
a bevel Of half an inch to the foot, and twen-
tyrone feet high, So that in the highest
flood the bridge will stand at loast ten feet
above water, and out of tho reach of ice and
drift wood.
Tho bridge isconstructed entirely of pine
and in tho strongest manner, and fastened
together with hard wood pins. This struct-
ure will undoubtedly last for twenty years
without an expense to the county Of ten dol
lars, and we think it ono of tho best and
cheapest bridges in the county. The COM
missioners expressed themselves highly
pleased with it, and seemed to think tho
people Of tho county could not bc Otherwise
If they should bc dissatisfied with it they
ought to have none.
Thcplan and specifications for the struct-
uro were drawn by Mr.. ELDERkrN, and
the work itself is an enduring witness 10 his
skill as an architect and builder. The
amount Mr.. E. rcceivcsfr from the the county
will barely pay him for the work, so that
his profit on the job viii be very small. 1t
cost about $4,000. If it had been the pol
cy ofthe county heretofore to construct good
bridges, there would have been a saving
in tho finances. ---
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
pitch Notice.

NOTICE s hereby ycn that the rrustccs OF Townsend
N township win meet Rt the Fotks Of the Creek the
north side NJ section rccn Tuesday the 2lst dHy NJ
December at 70 o'clock p the forenoon, for the purpose
Officiating ditch Through the following named lanas
Conmcncing the FORKS Of the Creek Thomas Halle
Farm, thence north through sections eleven, two and in
to section three, through the lands Of James Elton, Geo.
II. Golden, James Dunham, Ira Dunham Levi Prctices
Hers Samuel Carpenter Richard WadEworih, Ira Barnes,
Patrick Blade, Martin Extine Christine aud Augustus
Hines.
Townsend Township, Nov. 8. 1855. 4lwe'
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BOOK BIND.ERY
o9 FOR SALE.0

FJNHE Bndery Establishoent formerly oGeuniea nv T
Il Whitaker, including Tools Stock, &. For sale low
and terms reasonable. Enquire Of ~ -
Fremont Oct, 80, 1851. c. r. MccUILocH
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
A Gard from DR.. James M


Jarrett, y the sNEW YORK LUNG INFIRMARY
above Jnelnn 9r the past eight year: with tho
years course otstasy devotion 10 the eire Of P,iuo
nary Consumption and its kindred diseases together with
my anyned opportunities and advantage Of PATHOLOGY
Medical iiaaldfts has enabled he 10 arrive AZ ssci.
direct and successful coerse OF treatment ksr tha
Lunes ssd All Pa.sase. By ibhS,aon its ts tSs'. ss
AMI Properties Of medicines are directly sdresrs
10 'e diseased organs aud the integuent do not ad-
wise the use Of Medical InhaationSf auy knd "a bs ~
e'qslon o. general treaimerii and consider IL
fearful and often fatal Diseases Vel deem n yer
ry mat each patcnt should have the benefit of nth
~, and ISeGf freefer The sucerss Of ny treap,~nf
diseases and the high character Of the Insti
tntion over which have so long hal the honor 10
la are too we'll known to need any euoey or
Ison me; The solicitation Of private and ursrs
sional friends through whose d te
nns been long and hcsally supported Ard sfs
ments ~ r nave concluded to make slSe esss
neas as VIII bring the benefits OF my experience and
treatment within the reach OF ALL and not conne n,vsef
rnEomsnt viii IL my. y oSs Hoping therefore that the
eskona brethren and the public would respectfully an
nonnee In conclusion, that nor be eossred
medicnes The samc as used in the Insttutop ncnarsS
10 suit each ndlriduai ease Fabafinr Vooors
Of the United States or he cansS. any pant
q by letter are as follows, viz 30 ~ Senr
one sns usa, sh,sh M ineps for
ratus Iay@ent as % to Be s "a 10 sn,@s.
the = nc oS Of Medicine and me bAishsk 81 al
"f tne MONTH " the patient be cured Or IL
siy tatshed tth the treatment rstsnts by giving
aia, history OF their ease and their symptans il full
can be irneted as we'll by letter as by JTsonsi
on IeFsonR ataillng themselves Of Dr. trsf
may rely upon immediate permanent relief a,
ne seldom has to treas Thirty days. Lette, &
sdyice promptly answ6rfd For further nar.ieaisrs ~
ureAs +" --1 .5AMES NJ. JARRETT M H. =
- - No. $40 broadway, Ger. Twelfth ST.. Ny
3 fhrsieans and others visiting the city ar re- I,
speetfnlly invited tn call at the hett x.
interesting be witncssed and vhere ~, -
Proced ePperafss mr. the Inhalation OF nedicafed Va
por eau bsseen and inspeefedS 3Ofkb-|C. &CS,.
e s"'Vo p85 81. - -
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4" Fremont, o., Nov. 16, 1858.

"FREMoYr, o., Nov. 16, 1858.
ave the undersigned do hofcby agree
that on Thursday tho 25th day of the pres.
ent month, the SAND having been appointed
by tho Governor of Ohio as day of Thanks
giving, VIC will close our respective places
of business, and discontinue business be-
tween the hours of 10 A. NJ. and Q P. NJ"
This agreement has been signed 10y the
proprietors of 35 establishments, including
both banks, both drug stores, both hardware
stores, all the dry goods stores, McGee Il
Haynes factory, besides groceries and mo-
ehanics' shops. In thus signing, the busi-
ness men give their confidence in each 9TH
er, and Il is hoped that the arrangement
will become general and permanent.
We desire to state also that at half past
ten o'clock of Thanksgiving day, there will
be public worship Mt tho Presbyterian
Church, conducted by the Pastors of the
Presbyterian, Episcopal and Methodist
Churches. All are invited to attend. Seats
free.
We believe that such an observance Of
Thanksgiving day, as wo propose, will pro.
mote good feeling among us, and conducc
to our happiness and welfare every way.
L. +. B.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
DIR. CULVERWELL
ON M A NHOOD.

Medical Essay a Ner, Certain and Radical C1rs Of
SPernatorrhGG &c, pihont The nse Of Internal Med
fcfnes, Concentration, Mechanical appliances
JUST PUNISHED. the Oh, edition, in sealed envelope
gratis and mailed to ANY address, on recent
two stamps.
This Little work. cminating from celebrated member OF
the medical profession, gives the most important nfor-
niaoneve published 10 all persons doubts
Of their physical condition. who conscious having
haZared their health and the par
Of an entirely and perfect remedy for Spermas
preston Of Spirits Loss of Energy iassitude Timdy
Involuntary Seminal Discharges, Impaired Sight and
Memory, Blotches and Pnples the Face Piles ndges-
t0n, Palpation Of tie Heart and Bodily Ifostratnn OF
the whole SYSTEM inducing impotency and mental and
physical incapacity-hy means of which every one NAV
cure hinselfp privately, and at trfiing expense.
t-E- Address Dr. CH. ]. C. KLINE, 1st Avenue, cor
10Th street. New York; Post Box, No. 1886. 3om3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
M AR RIED

Nov. 15, by Rav. T.. Bushnell Mr. JAMES WIIIIE-
HAM, Of woolville, NO. and Miss MARTHA NJ MONT
G0MERY, OF Fremont.
Nov. ilth by the sAmH. Mr.. AI.ONZO ORDwAY of
Plain, Wood Co., o.. and Miss ANGELINE MOORE of FIRE.
mont.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19

RE AXDERsoN's VEGETABLE ELIXIR is
medicine that should be every family See advertise
ment in another column S2yI
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
HoLLowAr'swoRMC CoxrEcrIoxs.-Why


give your children nauseous mud unwholcsome Worm
Medeines when you have this delicious preparation Of
Sugar that all children Gravel They cunainno calou,cl
they're puey Vegetable; they never fall espcl Worms
whore they exist and to improve the health all
Tollews the original and only fc and reliable Worm
Coufssticr. nov bofase the Public.
observation-disclosures, Holloway &cosden. 20 South
Finh Street, Philsdephia.
Sold In Fremont, by DrCKLASr \ GRAHAM, and
3. 4. MeCrLLocH. Nova. 1858. cyls
Nervous DISEASES CoNrRoLtEb AND
cosquRFnOf all the various Ills that deract iron, the
enjoyment Of human Hf most of wm may be trncelt to
disordcrel condition Of the svstcr. The horrors
ofEpcpsy, FArg sickacss, arise in nost from
this cause Our readers may rrmen,be several
Ions before we have alluded to the wonrrul cures,
Notifications of Fits made by the yeget Extract Epi
leptc Pills. invented and prepared BY Dr, sea s. HqHce,
of10s baltimore Street, Baltimore, Nd We feel fully sat
isaed that these Pills have cured Of the most stub,
born of Epilepsy well rs the ofFt'
such as severe Cramps, spass, &c We record the
fact that persons will find these Pills equally ecaeous in
eurng every form Of dcbili,yno matter wheth
manifested In the acute and cxcrucatng form of Neura-
gia Tic-Doereux, Nervous Headache, the misery
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, the suffering Rheamrtism
or Gou the melancholy authorization OF depressed spr-
is hystcr- their effects will be equally happy and
tain. Persons In the country write to the invent
or, and have the medicine forwarded to them by mail
The prices arc box So two boxes s.; twelve box
a. $4 and sent TO any part of the country free Of post
Ago. Direct your communications TO sgrH s. TANcr, les
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd. 41wl
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FARiI FOR sALE.
No. % Walnut Street, ''''
CTNGTVNiTr n

6fA TIE ESahselil@r ofers for sale his Farm ofo ono
HA hundred and fourteen lying ON the weslern
get- hesere And Manmee Road in Green ,reah tuuns
SHIP two @ud half miles east of Fremont Tht farm 1.
wsi snesa ap ,mpsoycd having good henss aud harm
snd good esten seseniy-fve acses ae cleared ~, az
paianee IN good timber Possession given on sale fIie
es futther Information can be bad by calling on the
subscriber on the promises cFOR(;r KRIDIER
Fremont, Oct. I'D 1855
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
wAILAcE's prtNoxARy Esstycr

NAlLaCh y II LMONAk1 ESSENCE
Is preparation Of vegetable medicines concentrated into
pure essences by Mr. VI. T. Wallace. who was the hrst
manufacturer and proprietor for twelve Years of Brans
Pulmonary Balslm and Brants Blood Purifier: during
that time, Brtnt's Pulmonary Basam Gu re thousands OF
persons WIN afflicted with the most strong marked
symptoms of cosumpton Of the lungs. Many cured
after they in Tho last stages Of that fatal disease
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19

s. N. PETrlxGiLL 4 Co, lle Nassau ST., and ANDREW
wiSp 1873 Nassau st. New York, arc authorized
Agents for that city. Advertisements and subscriptions
ter,Hc oeiS&L vhefetbc JdrRs-
a. wffAlwSys n foufd on ale. AeN f@A -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
500 In PREMIUMS TO THE
FARmERs OF s q 81
Sandusky and adjoining Counties!

Ni.E nnaersigeed offers the following Premlnms for
Il the best lot Of Slaughtered Hogs; via, n :
Tor the aved best yeariing Pigs, In one lot, s25 90
For the five hest Hogs from IL to 20 months ola 25 90
For the Ave % best -. N'-- 1s ~
For the three best ogs IL to 20 months old 10 90
n. H. Hogs entered for the above premiums must bo
Corn, Potato Dairy Fatied we'll dressed braeed omen
and tongues takeR out t'l'I W -
FARMERS who wish To enter for the above premiums
ea DO 50 by application TO the undersigned or at o. W.
alees Flour Store, or at the Secrearys Office on the
nrst day OF the county Fair. Entrance fee one
All entries must be made befhTe the goth Of October
TINE AND PLACE OF EXHIBITION made known.
ann !ndEss 9p ssen "a the time OF the aesGsty Fair
IN oitpEK To SECURE EXHIBITION there must be
twenty-five orlnore entries made II mist no ,,n.ers,oad
those entering hogs for premiums, that the under
signed must have the refusal Of purchase.
Fremont Sept. I. .1s5e.-S2mS A MoRFHouse
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
Sale OF Real Estate.

Probate Court, Sandusky Coaniy, Ohio.
nN Saturday the fourth day Of December 1855 at re,
O'Clock in the afernoon, at the door of t.e cour
to the highest bidder the following properly of Davic
Stevenson, licensed: - : = -'-
certain piece parcel Of land situate In the TOWNSHIP
ofGreeh Creek In said county, and known and described
Ms follows, to witt The middle equal third n n o
the east part OF the southeast quarter o section number
thirteen, township number four, north Of range number
land.
wear, and third In two years DcscrYa a.
DO secured py notes and mortgage the premises =
JAMES W. STEYENsON
o. Almr. ef David Stevenson, decd,
Oct. 20, 1858, 40u5-Ss,2s :
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1srAkKsSIyisGlpAs.

TO THE PEOPLE OF FREMONT AND VICINITY.
FeAow Citizens: Tho Governor Of
Ohio, by the request oftho Legislature, has
appointed Thursday Tho 25th inst, day
Of ofThanksgiving. Some of us feeling that
it is due. to the Legislature, to the Govern
crnor, to Our good namo and character as
well as to the God of Providence, that we
observe this day, are making an effort to sc-
cure uniformity in such observance in Fro
mont. We have circulated the following
paper, viz. .-.... .tes.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19

HE- OHIo STATE AND UNION LAW Col
LrerThis Institution has been removed to Cleveland
ohio Degrees legally conferred, and students upon
Graduating may be admitted to practice. For Circulars
address at Cleveland, N. A. KING, Secretary.
December o. 1857 47yl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
M An rnsr nrrIcr

the United states tcnbt Caiifnrni1 That is r thcrc
agency nor person in the town that has It nr sale
hen II can bc ordered directed below and 1t will he sent
mail To tho purchasers post Office perfectly safe for the
ottlc is put into attn case which ohvere with PAPER
md directed like letter The package weighs four ounces
when IL Is mailed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
CoNsUMPTIoN CURED.

nNE OF the greatest improvements has bcen made IL
tthe manu- featuring and selling Vegetable Medicines
by this impotcment, tie medicines of Six battles, which
when prepared In the old way, cost the six dol
the pure mcdre to make six bottles lie sent to the
purchaser bt mail
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19

All tho stone burnt 70 lime. Only half mile west q the
Depot. DANIEL I. JUNE.
Fremont, April "a, 1857. 1871
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FoUND .-On the Fair Ground during
tho Fair, a ratch was found, which the
owner can have by proving property and
paying for this notice.
MAsoYIc.-At regular communication
of Fort Stephenson Lodge No. 225, Free
and Accepted Masons, held on tho even
ing Of tho 10th, the following persons were
elected Officers for the ensuing year:
Worshipful Mastcr--C. Doncyson;
Senior Warden-S. NJ. Ellinwood;
Junior Wardch-Fred. Fabing;
Treasurer---L. Canficld; crtE
Secrctary-G w. Steele;
Sr. Deacon. II. Magcc;
Jr. Deacon-F. Frcntzol; ~ Cd
Tyler-O. Mccormick.
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Iob Printing.

All descriptions of Job Printing neatly and expedi-
tiousy done and reas6nne terms. II you desire any
such work call at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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wALLAcR's prLMoNARY rssENcE

compound preparation passcsslng all the active mc-
ca Virtues that wore In Bfants Pulmonary BalSam and
also. all the curative efficacy Of Pears Basam of Iifc
The healing virtues NJ both these great remedies
pounded together and made into medicine: this
pound makes medicine, which is the most certain aud
unailing for consumption in the world II will cure
Consumption; Chronic Coughs, Whoopng Coughs. Bron-
chitis Asthma bleeding ut the lungs Pains In the Breast
and Side, and all pulmonary complaints.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
Special Notices.

ATLANTIC MoSrmY.-This popular mag
aEine published by Phillips Sampson Co., Boston, Mass,
Is gaining celebrity acquired by hut few Monthes In the
Union Its articles purely American, and borrow
cd from English authors. rcontains 12s rrges monthly,
and is furnished at thciew price Of 90 per year Wewil
for $3.50 furnish all subscrbeus with The ATLANTIC
MoSrnLY and the FRENoNr JouRNAL one year, 80 you
will be getting paper for 6y cents Hand IN the
aanes. June, 1858.
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oar .rImc4 Ienyine rlrcmon,.

rAst ESp ~ .. 5os Az chicago Express y e5T AN
BuM EXP, Mail ll.3s AN West Exp, 4 Mail, 7.lS rx
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White Lime.
Sell Ihe Cheapest.

IluY your LIME from me IT YOU want 10 save 20 per
ID cent. For have Tic best Kilns and the best burner
In the county and
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19

WALLACE BLOOD PURIFYING ESSENCE
is an Improvement on Rrants Blood Purfyer possess
es all the purifying indications Of rants Puiyer Which
arc improvcdy several other purifying npdicntious II
u Warranted to perfectly the Scrofa az
tor the body and limbs covered with ulcers II cures
Chronic Fever and Ague Fever Sores Dys-
pepsia and all impurities of the blood from whatsoever
cause of origin sIleh dcrn nrcme nth may cnne
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19

the pure strong virtues Of harks roots and plants
They not mixed with water hut b,
chemical processes into their strongest aht
smallest quantity.
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How TO ORDER ny MA1t

HCW TO ORDER BY MAIL.
Direct letter to Mr.. VI. T. Wallace, Brooklyn ". Y
rut no the letter one dollar three postage
yonr letter VIII not be sent from YOUR post Office; state
which ktndof the essences want Pulmonary Puri-
ytng and what State Connty and Town YOU want IL sent
to- When receive your letter Iw mail you a package
containing one bottle and will pay the postage, then 1t
viii be carried to your post Office like letter
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19

One drop of these essences has moro purc medical
strength and efficacy in II, than fftc dops rnn Bal
sam, one hundred drops thc extracts Sarsaparn
because the pure medicine in Brans alsa aud
o Satnparilla are mixed before tcv sold with from
hy to hundred times mulrsscs md water than
there is pure medicine in them
Dilute and reduce each of the urdrcl and doses
In bottle to tablespoonful doses like the doses of Brants
Basam; the essence reduced will I'LL
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VIII you suffer av after ay without hopc vlcn nv try
ing the healing efficacy of this Pulmonary Essence YOU
can be cnrrd: 1t possesses all the medicines that have
cured and viii cure viii Scrofuln Rheuma sn and such
diseases continue, when one bottle Of the Purifying Fs-
sence will in many effect cure: Itwlbe sent BY
mall If thcrris agent. It.r ~ :
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS
made to druggists ahd merchants Who ti; tB ,c1,
again. ~ - ''
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-17
The End Of the War-A Diplomatic Note
ForeshadoWed.

The editor ofthe \. Y. Courier, a staunch
friend of England, who has frequently been
admitted into knowledge of facts in the
possession of The British Cabinet, foreshad-
ows the close Of the "visitation" dis pute OF
our Southeastern Coast by the following
glimpse Of revelation.
1t IS conjectured in certain quarters, that
the British answer TO our remonStrance a.
gainst visiting our ships in the Gulf Of
Mexico will be in substance something like
the following: ave have in no manner
changed orr instructions to our comman-
ders of vessels employed in suppressing
lhe Slave Trade. Those instructions were
made out several years ago and the Gov
eminent of the United States duly apprized
Of their nature. On the coast OF Africa,
where there is but little American Com
merce, they have not led to any evil conse-
quences, and rhen The Administration OF
Mr.. Buchanan, some months since, RE-
QUESTED of the British Government 10
change The cruising ground Of iis squadron
for the suppression of The &arc Trade from,
The coast of africa 10 The coast of Cuba, ire
uery chcerfuiiy complied wiih its request
1t appears that Instructions which 6oih
Governments deemed judicious for the coast
Of Africa, where there was scarcely any
American Commerce, have proved to be
troublesome on the coast of Cuba, in the
mids! Of your large Commerce in that quar-
ter. Her Majesty's Government regrets
that eny such difficulties should have aris-
en- from the change of the cruising ground
Of its squadron at The request Of the .Ameri-
can Government; and they will promptly
give such instructions to their naval com.
manders in the Gulf of Mexico as will ef-
Ifectually guard against similar complaints
in future"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-17
"a Sudden Outbreak. !"

In the Senate, on the 10th, the following
scene took place.
A sudden outbreak between Senators
Gwin and Wilson this evening caused pro-
found establishment.
Mr.. Wilson was speaking Of the way
the government was plundered in Califor-
mia.
Mr.. Gwin intimated that Mr.. Wilson
talked like demagogue.
Mr.. Wilson replied that he would rather
be demagcgue than thief. Meaning tt
apply the term thief to the plunderers o
the government in California.
Mr.. Gwin asked for an explanation,
Mr.. Wilson said he had none to give
upon which Mr. Gwin said he was cal.
umniator. liar, and coward. Then the col
loquy ended.
Gwinn has challenged Wilson, but Their
will be no fight.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-17
Carton, Stark Co., o., June S.
Did Gov. Stewart and Capt. Vsndiver
Fight

This, ike ell other questions, has two
sides to it. The Fulton Telegraph" an
nounced that they did have a fight. We
published the item, as news-for it was
news, bad news, too, TO hear Of Govern
or fighting. Judge Morrison, State Treas
urer, assured us there was not Q word Of
truth in the story, and we cheerfully con-
tradicted il. The Columbia Statesman"
after copying statement from the "Jeffer.
son Examiner" TO the effect that
"Gov. Stewart knows nothing Of Capt.
Vandiver; that, SO far as he knows, he new
er saw him; that he has had no such diff
Guilty with any man, nor difficulty Of any
sort; that no such occurrence has ever hap
pened there; that the Governor has never
had q word Of dispute with any one in re-
gard TO the pardon of O'Blenis, nor has any
one ever mentioned the subject TO him ex-
cepting in commentator Of the act,'
goes Oh 10 say,
ave know nothing about this affair, and
care less, but it is due "the truth Of bisto-
ry" that we say that Capt. Vandiver was in
this place on Monday, and in reply to in
quiries from US told u, all about it. He
says he did, upon what he regarded as suf-
fcisnt provocstion, knock the Governor
down and mend bis licks upon him; but
that, both Of them being IN spree at the
time, they afterwards made il up and parted
as friends. The fight occurred in Jeffer-
son City at Smidt's Beer Saloon. So says
Capt. Vandiver."
Now, who can tell whether there has
been fight or not?