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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29
tery respectfully,
GEO. T. NJ. DAVIS.


Gro. T. NJ. DAVIS, ESQ:
Dear Sir Your favor of this day has been received
When first assumed management OF the ST. LOUIS
Alton and Chicago Railroad, found it oppressed with
floating debt: consisting OF from six TO nine
months L" back pay" due to the for labor the
road, in due bills and pay rolls Since have been IN
the management of the road j have paid the men
enough pay all the accrung since that time
and when the present strike" commenced, had just
finished the payment of months wages. These
payments made by me, applied on the back pay,
although have reduced the aggregate of back
pay, for abor, there is still large amount due
all the negotiations which have TRANSFERRED between
US the adjustment of the pecuniary difficulties of the
road, you well know have made it Of the condi
that the payment Of this back pay should be
provided for, and say that will not willingly
render the possession of the road to the bondhoders
without first STIMULATING that provision shall be made to
this back pay to the the time and in the
suggested in the of Major Ragldnd to
1t proper also, that should here that have
made the condition relation TO the amount due
liabilities incurred its account, and for damages for
cattle killed. and wood and materials furnished along
the line of the road
regret very the inability Of the road pay
all the back pay due the and while regretng
that they have resolved strike to obtain this back
pay, cannot be denied that the facts excuse IN some
degree their course.
In thi. view of the case, willingly say you, and
through the men, that will dis
place any of them except for good cause arising after
they hall have again commenced work.
For the future willing, and do agree, that within
three after the trains running will be
gin laying the men out of the daily earnings % the
road and will continue pay Of such earnings
fully paid for the month Of December last,
and thereafter pay them monthly Of the earnings
the road long retain the possession and control
Of the road J. A. MATTESON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

tS-oUR READERS are requested to note with
the advertisements found IL another cciCmu Of ths
per Of DR.. Naua's AEue BalsATr. offered the public
A.. and e1ectUal Tor ChIl!s, fever asge
We utterly avsTse 20 IncurTlg editorial T,,yoIsi-
bity tr5lins matters. but deem il trlluE
matter call tie attention 81 readers anything
AZ j. good, ue4lEeT DO consider II unworthy che
editorial profession 10 recommend patent medicine
that has proved if-if good, and has and -t rclles
pcrturru wherever used Is thi- remedy has
done since uir otuega 20 ~ pub icnr Hanu- Basan
i the article have IN v.eWaU1 the certificate Of
Of the most distinguished 81. tie country
entitled 70 CrcdsrEe, thea j. i PREPARATION all that i
claimed for f. lie proprietor l. j. sold by an good
and pcrs. 10 druggists and dealers in med cine
throughout TIE country. TiVt
Sold b. F. Y. GRiGGS and u r-tlEFE Co faals-Im
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

WV. E.GLASD, ElQ:
Dear s.r On the receipt 0, your favor the 18th
mittee of Il awaited yelf Of the earliest
lay before Gov Ma;teson the proposition which you
made to me- which follows
ist That three days from starting the trains the
entire earning. Of the road ess the incidental expenses
running the transj during the time the road remains
charge Of J. A. Matteson, shall from day day be
paid the employees until all their claims shall be sat
is.ed-
I'd Tha, he will cbiiga;e himself with you not TO
any the employees except good cause, arts
ing after they return TO work
81. That the read shall no; be surrendered unless up
the express condition that the back pay due the
plcyees shall be paid in monthly instanents of twenty
five per from and after the expiration Of each
month from the date the bendhoders take possession Of
the road.
which the only difference IS your first part 81 the
proposition, have received from lin 4 reply, copy OF
which enclose 20 you.
You will that the last requirements Of the pro-
position Internationally accepted by Gov Nat;eso,
and that the notification he has made Of the ETst,
IN. employees, ultimately, all their back pay.
Representing do yeEy large amount Of eight and
per bondhoder- and looking well to the in
OF the employees 70 those whom representa-
that the proposition you made, IS modified by Gov Mat
teson, should be seceded to.
Trusting hear from you to-nsrrow that you have
accomplished This arrangement, remain, yours. re-
specially. GEO- 7. VI. DAVIS.
p 81 will guarantee tina. the above viii be carried
in good faith, II acceded to al by the employ
ses. GEO. I. ". DAVIS.
since making the for going statement have been in
formed that article has appeared r the Chicago pa
p-rs. fUrPorting to CONF from correspondent stating
substance. that although the road may hun
dred thousand dollars, or more, that have probably
bought for iT.rl.g sum on the dollar wish to
distinctly hat ha-. directly indirectly Oh
tanned dollars worth q the Indebtedness. due
by the road. less than - par value. and tins
newpsper statement Ike most Others calculated Tor ny
prejudice in the public mind, - without TIE slightest
foundation J. MArTE>oN.ss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

The Peoples Cheap Store
DOUGLASS L. CLARK
4 RE on hand usual with their large and we'll
"A lected stock of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Which they invite the people Of Ottawa and La salls
County TO examine.
We have the largest stock of DRY GOODS in Ottavu,
and shall sell them a: prices that cannot be beat
We invite particular attention to our stock OF
DRESS GOODS.
Also. to our Black and Coored Silks, Plain and p
cured Merinos, Breche Stella and Wooden Long Sha Wis.
We shall offer inducements the above Goods.
OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT
Is full. Table Damask, Beached and Brown Spreads,
Towels, Napkins Diapers, Crash, Shirt Linen, Shirt Be-
SONS, &c.
velve, Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, frnges Bonnet and
Tafeta Ribbons.
Kid Gloves and all other styles Of Gloves.
We keep full stock OF
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Scch Wooden Blankets Fannels Checks Stripe Shirt
ings Tickings, Bangs, BIeached and Br Sheeings
Drills Cambrcs, Cassimeres, Satnets, Jeans, Gents
Wrappers and Drawers, and Ladies' Wrappers.
Also, full stock of
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Besides thousands of other articles that We have net
time mention.
Remember the place, Glover and Cocks Block. ne1s
door to G. L. Thompsons City Drug Store.
sep25 DOUGLASS& CLARK.
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Chicago & st. Louis X. R....The Strike
Ended.

We call attention to the statement of Gov.
Matteson, in another column, in reference to
the causes which led to the recent strike
and suspension of trains on the Chicago, AL
ton / st. Louis Railroad. 1t only remains
to add to this, that the operatives, having
given the facts therein set forth a careful
consideration, have accepted the proposition
made by Gov. NJ, and that trains again
commenced running regularly on the road
Oh Monday.
reputation of Gov. Matteson, that the diff
Guilty upon this road occurred at the time
and in the way that it did. Interested par
ties, some of whom are named in Gov, NJ
communication, had been industrious in cir.
cu'atIng hundreds oflying and Infamous re-
ports to the prejudice of Gov NJ, and not
only the operatives on the road, but the COM
muhity generally, was gradually giving more
or less credence to these statements. The
affair has enabled Gov. NJ. to place himself
right in the matter, and to viz dictate his in
! tegrity in the entire management Of the road.
The committee of the employees that went
to Springfield to meet Gov. NJ, on their re-
turn to Bloomington, through MIR. Harker.
their spokesman, addressed the operatives
upon the subject of their mission to Spring
field. They went there, he said with the
strongest feelings and prcjudices against
Gov. Mat;eson, believing that he had de-
frauded them; but upon his exhibiting to
them receipts and vouchers, and giving a
full and explicit statement ofthe manner in
which all moneys had been expended,
they were convinced of the error into which
they hau been led by the malicious rerresen-
ta;ions and ISLANDERS of interested arties.-
They left Springfield fully satisfied that
Gov Matteson, since he had the control and
management Of the road, had acted in good
faith towards them and been governed by
the principles of an honest and upright man.
The same remarks were made by Mr.. Hark-
or TO the operatives at Chicago, who concur
red unanimously in the action of the com
mittee
The substance Of the agreement entered
into between Gov. NJ. and the employees is,
10 pay employees by the 10th of February
for December, and then pay each month for
the proceeding month, allowing 10 per cent.
interest on back pay, and not give possess
sion of the road ts the bond holders without
protecting the employees.
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A NEW STYLE MACHINE,

HOTO ORTON'.S BOOH .STORE for School Books
" Stationery, or nice 30 oks for Children. jan29
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AFFIDAVIT OF A. II. MOORE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.

AFFIDAVIT OF 4. II. MOORE, GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
MCLEAN COUNTY. (
l. Asa II. Moore, Of Bloomin gton, in said and
State, being duly sworn, do depose and that
the Superintendent OF the St Louis, Alton and Chicago
Railroad; that the following is list OF the who
compose a committee Of the strikers, called, along
the line of said road that have examined the
of said men, and find that each Of them have
been paid the following set opposite their respect
i've names, from May ls 1885 to January Ist SO and
that the sait railroad company indebted each Of
said the several amounts set opposite their
spectye names, up to January lst- 1859.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10
MYSTERIOUS Deyeiopementsl

Mr.. George W. Adams, of Dresden, o.
visited Cadiz COR the purpose of transactin5
some financial business. lie is a gentleman
of ample cans, and his banking op, rations
are almost exclusively confined 10 this
rlace and Mt Pleasant. He had drawn d
large amount of money and was about TO
take the cars for Dresden, bat missed the
train Since that time, some strange fact
have been brought TO light. Several men
were arrested in Newark, charged with
counterieitiDg and altering Dutes. and on
examining their persons, papers were found
which led those v hU examined them to be
ieye that an organized band OF counterfeit
ers and robbers exists on the line of the + .
e. g. G.. X. r., who have been carrying on
their depredations for two or three years -
About TIN ee hundred names were found,
supposed TO be connected with the band
some OF which belong 10 respectable men.
twas also ascertained that pan had been
concocted amorsst them for line robbery oI
Mr.. Adams, when be should leave the cars
near Dresden for his home, but as We have
seen, they were foileJ in IhrIr scheme, b.
his act iden'al failure TO get aboard the cars
in time. II these reports are true, The ras-
Gals should be ierreiGd ont and brought te
Justice Cadiz Republican,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

CURIOUS EIsToRIcAL FAcr.-Durirg the
troubles in the reign u; Char.e |. a cosn-
try girl came to London in search OF place
as servant maid; but MT succeeding she
hired herself to carry out beer from brew
house, and was one Of those called Tub wo-
men. The brewer, observing good look
ing girl in this low occupation, tpok her in
10 his family, and, after a short time, mar.i-
ed her; but he diet while yet she was a
young weman, and left her the bu OF his
fortune. The business of the b1ewery was
dropped, ard the young woman was recon-
mended to Mr Hyde, as a sklllrul l,wyer,
to arrange her husbands affairs Hyd,, who
was Afterwards the great Earl of Clarendon
finding the widows fortune very consider
able, married her. Of this marriage there
was no other issue than daughter, who
was afterwards the wife of James H., and
mother of Mary and Anne, queens of Eng
land.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-A clergyman who
was reading tn has congregation ehiDtel
in Genesis, found the last sentence to be
"And the lord gave unto Adam wife,
Turning over two leaves together he
found written and read in an audible voice
"And she was pitched without and with
in" ....---.-4 -.---s-l
He had unhappily got into deseriptor
of NOah's AK.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

Testimony OF Mr. Abner Eimes, Market street.
above Sixth. corrOhorative of the efficacy of VIII
liams' AMI nysprplic Elixir.
d.. James Uiiiams:
Dear Sir--It gives me great pleasure to know that
III Dyspepsia, for many of my acquaintances have
repeatedly asked mo where II could .he procured
knowtng that ! had been cured by II. A. thin
that public az acknowledgements of the gre Al benefit
| have received from IN use of your me ucine is
not only due 10 you, II may be uselHI to OTHERS
row make IL. For several years ! suffered from
dyspepsia, win Ch Increased To such an extent thai
my health aud constitution were rapidiy siuNing
under II. was compelled 10 restrict mysrIf to
the most simple iOud, aut even that could not di
gest let loss Of stTcn= III, dIsuCliuaIiOn to ex
ercise, and las you have it in your advertisement
general tcehug OF dri preston and indesc TihabIe
WEAKNESS. " the wear lSiS, airing from Others
nigh recommendations OF your Anti pyspentic
EiiXir, procured and used IL with the most nanny
elect; under IL, influence. lausuOr and WEAKNESS
gradually passed away, aud my appetite returned
winch could frsIiy With Impuu'ty. Ten years
have now elapsed, aud nv confidence in the cura-
tive powers OF your med cinc has OF course incrers
ed Tor II completely cured me when | failed 10 oh.
tain relief from any other source.
Very respectfully. yours
ABNER EI.MES.
The Elixir" is sold in bottles al 81 each or siS
bottles for 81.
Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS,
Chemist and Pharmaocutist, No.I South seventh ST
Philadelphia.
UFfo' tMe ny ah druggists. sells
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10
fNXECuTRIX,S NO ICE.

LNAEO Q NJ y . NJ ICE.
IL Notice is hereby given that at the Probate
Court for Bemort Lounty, the undersigned has
been appointed ana qualified as Execuirix of
the estate OF John Tate Jr. decd late OF Belmont CO
Ohio.
All those indebted to said esta.e are requested to
una Ike immediate payment, and those having Gains
against said Estate notified 10 present tlem for
settlement within one year from this date.
iaLsO MARGARET TATE, EIecutriX.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

A Coon JoKE.-We find the following
in The Wheeling InteHieencer of yesterday
morning:
Our NExr FATk.--The Fair Of The Viz
ginia North Western Agricultural Society
will be held on Wheeling Island on the
18th, l4,h, 18th and 10th of September
next. The Ohio State Fair is to beld a
Zanesville the week after, and nothing vii
be left undone 10 make ours the most at
tractive Of the two.
The idea of comparing the Wheeling Vir
rinia Fair to the annual exhibitions of tn
Ohio Agricultural Society! Why, we vii
give .hs Wheeling, concern odds in most O
the departments, and pit our Comfy Fai
against it, and bet on the result.--Zanes
UiLIe Courier, 4th instant.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

GSumebody in New Yor k..paper ad-
verlises for a partner in the smoking and
provision business We know man who
is just the chap FOR him. He smokes twenty
cigars u day, and as to the provision busi-
ness, he eats so much that it makes him
lean to carry the load.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

A LARGE CHolR.-The choir at the
popular services at ST. Pauls, London, COM
prises some 500 individuals, and includes
many of the finest amateur singers in Lon
don. of both sexes. With the exception oil
the leader. the whole of them are Alto
gether unpaid, and render their. services
from pure devotion 10 the practice of eccie-
siastieal vocal music. They are all persons
to whom music is simply pleasing recrea-
ton; many of them are IN circumstances oi
ease and sffiuence, some being members o.
one or other of the learned professions; and
it is beyond doubt the finest. as it is the
! largest amateur choir ever organized n any
| place Of public worship.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

A WIRES TRIBUTE Several Of the
eulogies pronounced in Congress upon the
Hon. T. l.. Harris, OF inois, were exceed
ingly eicqueI: aud ouching-especially
that delivered by Mr.. Norris but none OF
them contained so much or paid so high
and eloquest tribute TO the talented and
fearless mans memory as the suLjoned
little picture of his domestic life, sbetchcd
BY the trembling hand Of his vie in the
following extract from letter from her to
Mr.. Morris, and read by him in the course
OF his remarks:
Ifyou, seeing and knowing him only as
a friend, can speak his praises, how much
more can /, his wife, before whom every
thought, every wish Of his heart was laid
bare as the monday san-l, who have for
wears dwelt in the light OF his smile, been
the daily recipient OF such thong htful kind
Eesses as natures like his only are capable
of b,stowingi As soa, husband, father and
friend, there was nothing wanting. In
each and every relation in life his character
was one beautiful whole. To those he en-
ployed have never known hin 70 speak
even harshly. His children knew hun only
as another playmate, the leader OF fun anG
frolic; and yet he had on y to speak ant
have the most perfect obedience. To me-
his wife-I can write no more. Memories
of happy hours, now fed forever, come
thronging before me. S'r. this is heavy
sorrow. 1t is very difficult to see the 'sllve
lining TO the cloud"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10
NOTICE.

T7HE SUBSCRIBER hereby frrewarns
all persons from hauling CARRYING any
wood, lumber. rails. or coal, of the North West
quarter OF Section No 81, in Richland township
ANY person hereafter doing will be strictly dealt
with according 10 law MAHl ON HA TCHER.
Jan llth. '59
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find if to their
benefit to call ON me before purchasing, and pledge
myself TO sell TO Them their stock of Dry Goods as
cheap as they can be hought i'll the East.
ALEX. HEIMAN, I39, Main street.
Wheeling September. lS5S. eC2l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

Communicated 10 John y. Penrose, Esq from Mr
Franklin Eye, Kensirston:
IL is with great graf IfCat0n That testify to I'll,
efficacy OF ''WiIliams' Antl-Dy sprp:ic Elixir, =
which you so strongly recommended To me, and foi
which heartily thank you; it has completely lie
stored my heal II, which ! chceriully publicly &C
knowedae. with ihe hope that others may he sim
iarly benefited. Truly yours.
FRANKLIN EYRE.
kensington, Sept. i2. 1850
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

DR.. James UiViamS:
Dear Sir--laving suffered for long time from
Dyspepsia severely that ! was completely pros
trated. and having tried very mears for relief with
out success, advised To use your ..AntiDys
peptic Elixir." IL Affords me much pleasure to in.
form ynu that am Gu tirely cured hy its use, and
cordially Tecommend il ~ all persons suffering
under Dyspepsia. Very respectfully &C,
GEuRGE = WOODRUFF
ConwaI's Halfway House, Bristol Turnpike.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10
r E A u THIS.

l.
/ HAVE just received and will keep for
I sale, all the following named medicines, which
is waTrented genuine. -.F "a
DIR. d. Jayne's Family Medicines; -..,- . .-.
Dr. I.Ouden & Cos, do do
Dr. Radway & Cos. do DO .s .-..E m
DIR. Rodgers, syrupof Liverworth, Tar & Can
aqua;
Dr. Halls, BalSam for the Lu,gs i-f .......
Ur. Ayers. Cherry pcctora & Pi'Is;
DR.. Browns Ess. of Jamaica Ginger;
DR.. Sellers. Cough Syrup, Pills * Vermifigc;
DIR. Bakers Pain Panacea;
DIR. Guysoi;e's, Yellow Dock & Sarsaparln
Dr. Mead's, Family Me:icines;
Dr. Sioane's. Family Il Horse Medic ines;
Dr. Smiths. Horse Medicines;
DIR. Merchants 1arsring Oil;
DR.. McI.ane's, Pills " Vernliiu.e, ...
DR.. Todd's, Fills; ...-..I =.
DIR. iiaseys Forest Wine & Fills;
DIR. Bprhave's Holland Biitcrr;
DIR. LoCock's, fulnonIc w aters;
Oid hr. Jacob Fuwn>rud's, SarsapariiIl;
DIR. Stahler's. Medicines;
DIR. Tobias Venetian Linment < Ointment:
Dr. MeA listers All Healing Ointment;
DIR. OsbOrn's, Golden do
DR.. Hunts LinimeEt;
Di. Vicker's, Emhroe4tion.
All oil which will sell ii the Wholesale & Retail
Pnces. J. W. COLLINS. Druggist,
mali ST. ClaITsviIe. ONO.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10
THE UNRIvALLED LARGE OVEN ETNA.

THE UNRIVALLED La EGE UFEN ETNA,
both of which we have for sale.
We have also hand and are constantly re
plenishing a large stock of HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS AND HARDWARE; consisting in part OF
as follows: Table Cutlery. Knives and Forks, Car.
vers Tea and Table Spoons of every quality and
kline Candle Sticks, Shovels, Pokers, Tongs, Sad
Irons Brass Kettles, JapaEned Ware. Shovels ahd
Spades Garden Hoes and Rakes, Fitch and Stable
Forks. &C ... -....
In conclusion. you must call and examine ou
stock, ior 1t il 100 extensive TO enumerete every
thing in adyer tisement or cii cular. MIR. ATkl
takes this aston return his thanks to the peo
ole of Bridgeport and Belmont county fof their lib
eraI patronage and friendship towards him durIn.
| the wear aud half which he has had the pleas u
| of doing business ith them. And in max ing thl
change which has been mi ade, both parties propose
that by constant and close attention business, Il
be able 10 merit a full sharp Of public fayor as mere
| toiore THOS G. CULBERTSON ~ CO
Bridgeport. Nov is, 1853.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

Mother. can't 60 and have my
dagueireotype taken"
No, my child,I guess it isn't worth
while.''
We'll, then, you might let me 90 and
have tooth pu lied. ! never get leave to
90 any where t- ....---
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

Testimony Of Mr.. Edward II Rowley. of the firm
OF Rowley, Ashhurner & co :, IA, North Wharves
in proof o! the efficacy of Williams Anti Dyspep-
tic Elixir:
PHILADELPHIA, October ee, 1910.
Dr. James WiAiams:
Anti DyspeptiC Elk for the o. %, spepsis-
lave taken it myself for the disease, and have
heen entirely cured. Yours, respectfully
EDWARD II. EOWLEY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

I Grace-'l say he has beard, but he
shsves."
Amelia--I think not.''
Grace--"Well, know it, for it pricked
ny cheeks.' -. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10
Blankets.

$50 Pair 10 Ala and 10 very cheap In Blsr
kets Can o fer great inducements.
Carpets.
100 Pieces of Carpets of all kinds Brussels
Three Ply, Superine Ingram, Ali " oOI, etc.
will. sell good quality A Carpet at a5c, and ,
superior quality. all wool, for SOC. Great Bargain
$50 Hearth Rugs-A fine Brussels Hearth Rug
worth dolls, a. only I. dolls, the finest quality u
Velvet Rugs, the largest size. always sold ct dolls
for caly S, and do common size, worth Gol =. 70
only ., so.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

J7He Indianapolis American mentions
several gentlemen in connection with ths
Republican nomination for Governor OF In.
diana in 1860, among others Hon. Schuyler
Colux.
E-" You always lose your temper in my
company" said an individual Of doubtful
repuiatiun-to gentleman.
"True, sir, and shouldn't wonder if
lost everything have about me-"