THE STAlND RID.

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wednesday, september 8, .Is45.

HON. CHARLES FISHER.
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One Of our correspondents, in an extract from
his letter published week or two since, stated that
Mr. Fisher, owing TO the exposure and excite
ment of the contest, was laid on bed of severe
sickness We have since learned that this is aal.
together mistake, and that Mr.. Fisher. with the
exception of few hours indispostion on Wed.
nesday after the election, occasioned by tempo
rary cause, never enjoyed better health than he
did during the campaign and since. OF course
our correspondent was misinformed.