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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-05-23
BOXERS Union HardWareand
Cutlery House.
LAMBERTVTLLB, /

W.
TTNIIE subscriber wonld hereby inform tie eiti-
i zeps of LambertviIle sad vicinity, thst Be
still continues to sell all kinds of Goods gene
rally kept in Hardware Store. Customer
will fli fresh and wei selected stock Z.
Nails, Planes, Varnish, Oils, Turpentine, filsss,
Putty, Burning Fluid. Cauphene, Spades. Sncv-
els, Hpes, Forks. Augers, Saws Files, Wrought
and Cast Hinges, Mortice, Janus Face and Rim
Locks, Screws and Bolts a large assortment d
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Shoe Findings, Hag
ness Mountings, Carriage Curtain Cloth fran
ga to 90, Lace ard Fringe Curtain Lining.
and general assortment of Carriage Makers
Trimmings Also, Red Sole Leather Fretsn
and American Calf Skins and Moroeeos Cal
cine Plaster, PlasterIng Hair, and Newark &c
ment.
Undertakers are particularly called 70 exam
inc his stock before purchasing elsewhere. Tor
particular attention has been taken to keep
that department supplied with the newest pet
terms of Silver and Metallic Coffin Screws and
Stud Plates Hinges, Handles, Lace and Silver
Mouldings, &C., &c. Likewise, Fulton's Patent
Coal Lamp and Coal Oils.
I would thank my friends ard asquaintSuces
for their past favors, snd would solicit their ~
fuence in future. Elease give cali. At tns
corner of Union and leryeli Streets.
J. 7. B00ZER.
NoY9, 1852 ly
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Old Folks.


There is family residing near Lib
ertv Corner, in Somerset county, COM
posed of three persons-a man and his
wife, and wife's mother-whose united
ages amount to two hundred and sixty
two years and ten months. The
mother was one hundred years old on
the 18th ult. She is habitually cheer
full and happy, and enjoys an excellent
memory. Two days before complete
ing her hundredth year she answered
correctly every question in the West
minister Catechism. She has lived to
see seven generations-two above and
four below her own. She retains q
strict recollection of her grandfather,
anG has great-great- grandchildren.
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Kicked.

On Monday evening last, about 10
O'Clock, near Macklin's Tavern, in this
county, 9 Mr.. Jones was kicked by one
of his horses in the face, breaking his
jaw, knocking out several of his teeth,
and one eye. Mr.. Jones is injured SO
badly that he is hardly expected to
recover.
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Ladies'.

you want any of those pretty Dress Goods,
i that we have just received from New YORK
and Philadelphia, you had better call soon.
CARVER 4 WILLIAMS.
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Reduced Rates Of Advertising.

Business Card. of S lines. one year. $500
One Square, of 10 lines, one year, $500
The paper is always included. so advertisers
can see their advertisements, and when changes
would be desirable. Advertisements changed as
often as the advertisers desire, without any ex.
ira charge,
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A large coneourse of spectators as
semhled on the banks of the Delaware
at Milford on Sunday last to witness
the ordinance of Baptism. then and
there administered 10 large number
of persons who have recently connec-
ted themselves with the Christian
Church Of that place. The Chapel
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Now Tailor shop.

]. ULW ELI
NTIsHns it distinctly understood by the
w people of LA4RERTFIILE, that he has
opened Tailor Shop in their midst, in
CaureA ST., dstwesu Gorde,s's Alley 8 Main St
Where ha sill be pleased to see all the worIa,
and ths rest of maHkind, at their earliest COP
venieaes, or as goan as they have a mind to
call. failoring af all kinds done as well as
eiseWAQre, and op as reasonable terms All
work warranted to fit.
ARril Is, 1860. I'm
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Personal.

Personal.
1t will be particularly agreeable
for the travelling community to know
that superior accommodations have
been made for their transportation be-
tween Belvidere and Bridgeville, over
the route known as the "Isthmus.
and that Mr. r. G. Everett formerly
Station Agent at this place, has been
appointed to superintend affairs at
that place. His word is given, and
we know il will be done, that suitable
and comfortable accommodations will
ever be found. Who would not be
traveller if such men as Dick Everett
were handling the reins. This liber-
atty of the Railroad Companies can
not fail to be beneficial to their inter-
ests, as well as be appreciated by
travellers.
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Ladies.

M E have just received from New York ana
w Philadelphia, of the prettiest foods
you ever saw, consisting of Silks Etoels Dc
Raras, Plaids, Challies, Ducals, Bareges, Mo
hair Lustre, Plain and Figured, beautiful
Goods for travelling Dresses, Lawns, Ladies'
Cloths for Raglens, Shawels Collars, Under
sleeves and Flouncing. Cali and see them.
CARVER & WILLIAMS.
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Ambr0type 4 MelaiH9type

EdEle7Y.
J. C. REEVE,
Would respectfully announce to the eitizsns
Lambertville and Eicinity, that AZ i taking
PICTURES in al Of the aboys gtylss vt mod
crate prices, at biz room in
Public Hall, corner Qf pqiQp end
bridge sts.
His room being admirably well adapted for ta-
king Pictures, he iattsfs himself that he can
take pictures which for ease and gracefplness of
position, richpess Of tone, and beauty of finish
are unsurpassed by any gallery west Of New
examine for yourselves. Pictures taken as well
il cloudy as Fn clear weather On hand, large
assortment If Gold and Plated Lockets. Fan
cy Cases Frames. &c. nov9. '59-tf
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Dividend.

THE Directors of the Lambertyille Bank have
i this day declared dividend of per cent
out of the pett profits of the last six months,
payable on demand.
NJ L. REEVE. CASHIER
I,ambertville, May End, 1850
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Again

A J. sCHERMERHORN Boot and sbe>
IN Maker, calls the attention Of the public
to the fact that he has again settled down in
Lambertville, in Union St, Opposite CoInmer-
cial Row. Give him call.
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HNHE subscriber intands to furnish a supply of
Il CLANS on THE DELAWARE AgD RARITAN
CANAL FEEDER, each week during the season,
commencing April 10Th. Persons wishing to be
supplied in classes or otherwise, will be accom-
modated by making applications to the Capt.
on bo9rd of the Boat, or to the subscriber in
Lamhsrtvile, in the following order -
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was filed to It's utmost capacity du-
ring the morning Service aud scores
were compelled to remain outside as
every available seat and standing point
in the Church was fully occupied by
those who first arrived. The exer-
cises at the water side after the con-
clusion of the discourse were solemn,
Impressive and interesting, and the
greatest decorum was obs erved by the
masses of people in attendance.
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Plaster! plaSterl /!

I'VE undersigned is prepared % furnish tho
Il farmers with PLASTER during the season at
a reasonable price for CASH lie has also.
a fea0 hundred gallons Of Cd F1or SEED nj.
Which ne will sell at fair price for CASH.
All orders either by mail or otherwise. viii 70
ceiye punctual attendance.
MAY II. 1859.-7m* ". II. KEIpEk.
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Very Pretty.

A day or two since, while the Sheriff
of Warren County, n j., was engaged
in arranging something about the irons
on Harden's wrists, the condemned
man remarked in a playful way, refer
ring to his handouts "Sheriff, this
is pretty jewslry for a dominic to wear. !"
Very pretty, indeed.
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Perfect Watches.

p. J. NARNER AND FRED. MARSHALL,
OF LaShAN.
UNSURPASSED for time and durability, having re
ceivsd the appreciation Of the Royal POLYTECHNIC
Instituts of London.
Prices at Retail fram 800 to 5000.
The Trsde Supplied on Reasonable Terms
Qp hand at Wholesale.
W. ETERTsON SMITH,
July 49, ~. No. Is Maiden Lane. New York
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to
IN WILLIAM LEE.
on his BOOKS Of account, are hereby notified
that the same have been placed in nv hands
for collection, and unless promptly pnid up.
their settlement will he attended With costs.
A. II. SLOWER
Milford, April IL, 1860. At.
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PROCLAIM TT

THAT if the citizens Of this section viii bus
their Goods whore they can DO purchased
the cheapest they must not neglect 10 call at
the store Of
March T. 1889. L. J. TITUS
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tailoring! 4ailGsing,.

FFsMs, subscriber taxes this method Of ipform
4 ing his Numerous friends, and publci in geno-
raj, that 90 continues the TAI TORING BUSI-
NESS at his usual place, next door to
Corprlfs sIaR, Maip S.. Lars5eytrtAe, ~. J.,
where he is prepared 10 Do all kinds Of work in
bis line, as CHEAP, as GOOD, and as SUB
STANTIAL, as any other establisb4ent in
the place; GOODS ofatl kinds furnishsdat short
nptiss, and made up fashionably and sRbstantial
ap1 wary9pted to fit. Strict attention. paid to
cutting at,5 work for others to make, and war
r4nted to it if made up right We feel CRATE
iPl to our pnmerous patrons for tRs liberal Pot
ronage hsFsowed already, and hope, by strict at
tention 70 my business, to merit sad receive a
share in tne future.
WILLIAM DEAN.
LamhertvilIe June %, 1859.
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l(e, 81
The ExgEL. >tOk
HARNESS MANIrEAfvr

@AA&4 Az ~ G4NX&th
M HERE msv be found tae isrgest a>.or..
w tnent Of Harness in tue eourtry
SADDLES BRIDi ES afyTft.K
MARTENGALE&. WHIPS, d..
in all their varions styes and "a ~hioy Harasss
from tho lightest fancy to the hesvv dronth
All work manufactured Of the isst mst.e;al.
and under the earsfsl perussi and superin ond-
ance Of skilled workmen.
~ Also. CARRIAGES. BTG GZES.
TRoTTING !YAGONS. Be-
manufactured BY experienced worku,Su a3a
soid under as reasonable terms IS they can be
had elsewhere.
Carriage Trimming doAe vita heatns.s Ara
dispatch.
Al work sareanted 81 gig. perfecf sstisas-
tlon or no sale. Persons desiring snyrhibg 10
NY line 9f business, rpqy do vol by giyins rne
call before purchasing elsewhere
CHARLES A-SLAcK, Progrfet0r
Frenchtown, Hunterdon co. n T.. March Z. 90.
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Watches. JeNeIry and Guns.
GEORGE SERvIS,


w ELL known in the .JENELRY BUSI-
w NESS, wishes to inform the PUBLIC gen.
orally, old friends aud new, that he has takeF
Rooms, permanently, at
MooFe's, Leaaberteil!e HoaSe,
where he will be happy to display his exten.
sive stock Of JEWELRY, &C., before them, and
for their benefit. Among his assortment of things
may BE- found GOLD and SILVER v ] TCHEoo
warranted excellent TING keepers, GOLD
CHAINS Of every size and DESCRIPTION, splen-
did articles, Cameo and al OTHER styles Of
BREAST PENS and ~ other kinds Of PINS,
Gold AM, Silver PENCILS, SILVER SPOONS,
and in fact, every description of JEWELRY
and SILVER al 2fATED WARE.
He ia also prepared to furnish GUNS, Pts
Tolls, and all otter descriptions of SHOOTING
Apparatus Of the best brands, at the short
est notice. give him a call, at M002E'S H0-
TEL, in Bridge St, aLd you will find welcome.
He's .sadgJor Gfrads kikewtee.
nov.9. 80. If
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NEW Go0CS, just received beantifo sn1
IN cheap. Please cali and exeriDe.
March 7. 1860. L. j. TITUS.
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9mpfal Affairs.

CO Persons knowing or hearing of any looa
or general news, throughout the county are 70
quested 60 forward US the same at their earliest
convenience, and they shall be amply awarded.
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The Electfaa BeiRg Over,
And us Country Safe, and as Winter
1s 49oproachi1.n

ana ing COUNTRY DUJ e, ana ~ WSHt6T
IS approaching,
The nexs pest thing to which pqbIse attention can
be calle3 is to ntsAe themselves comfortable in
the way Of Food and Clothing, and few fancy
fxtures,--to this end have just been giving
special attention ig filing up Fly IL RHE NEW
STORE with rausiDg Stock Of WINTER
GOODS, comprising about III that the ladies
want il general, and partir 4rIy choice lot OF
DRY 55@OpS, 4rosha and Blanket Shawls.
fsoinething tasty,) Scars, lubias, Embroia-
cries, Velvet and other Trimmings, and every
thing for Men and Boys, psrticularly, large
lot Of Winter Costs, Dutch Boots, Men and
Boys Buck Gloves. lIndisutanrell Hate, Caps,
8e. &C. also. d better sock Of groceries than
usual, Including superior Real New Orleans NO
Iassys cr+nbsrries, Rsisins Figs, ErgIsr, Cur
rantr. Cisgon, g., PC an deallar extensive
~ ID Eorg, Beef N4ttor, Poultry 4 Lime--taEe
everything il the way OF produce. and sell
chesp Esfmers apd otheys caa hardly faa Of
nj kiag ! trade, BY calling upon
s. B. BRITTAItr. az
At tJf Neso Store u, Church 81.
novs !b9-tf Lon.bevtDs3le
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DAINE Molasse7 for So eepts per gallon
i Prime Tea and Coffee with Sugar tornstc1.
March z, 1865. L. !. TITUS
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NEW LIQUOR STORE
IN FREMCHToWN, A. z:
o.

TIME susgcriber wishes tie fact knoTR that
4 he has opened
Liquor and segar Store,
in Frenchtqwn, at the Upper Store, where may
bs found st gil times. choice and PRIME lot of
Foreign AND Domestic Liquors Of every kind at
Wholesale.
Also, los Of FoBACPO and SEGARS,
" holesals and Retail.
Thankfpi for past favors, the subscriber hopes
for a coatinuauce Of the sape.
DroS in and see for yourselves.
Mar E-sm SAMUEL G. W1RMAN.
l% A Choice lot of the purest
APPLE WEIIsKEy
in the sfagket, just Received, and will be dis
posed Of in quantities to snit purchasers.
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GE FREIGHT of all KINDS shipped on rea-
sonable terms, and delivered to order at any
landing on the Canal, or forwarded to New York.
The Aoat will leave Lambertyile on THURS
Dan returning, leave New Brunswick on
MONnAE Of each week. Persons wishing to
class at LambertviIle, will please apply at CAR
YER WILLIAMS STORE.
BARNEY EGAN.
March % 80 If
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Seeds---Rnyf the zReat

r ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDs-raissd a.,
| his Seed Farm, near Bristol-FExsa AND
GEyUINE. For sals BIZ
March 81. 1869. l. J.TTfUS.
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RETAIL PRICES
Six Cents Reward.

Id AN away from the snbseriher, II Vast An.
II we'll, on Nhrob I'D. 60, JAMES Larry
an indentussd apprentice TO the tasnltng bust
nees. Sala Apprentice had on = ben be lef. I
heck tNaDk cost, dark Yaluss, and cloth cap,v-
An peysons sye forbid bsrbaring ~ trusting hin
on ny aecosaus. Is | will pas no debss Of hi
oerttectioh
AMOS II. HART.
Awx s. 80. 6w.
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A.. G + A y 1
psAnHa :
MARBLES Stow
respectfully announcee to .luzens of this
vicrnjty ard elsewhere, that he hasjagain moved
ip toyn, at his old quarters, where he will be
happy to meet all bis old friends, and the pub
lie generally. He is now better prepared than
eyer to fill orders for
MONUMENTS,
HEAD STONES,
TABLETS,
LIN1'ELS,
STEP STONES,
MANTELS
&C., &c,
and all ether kinds of Marble and Stone Work
on reasonable terms.
u Buildings erected by contract Or 9th
erwise.
pg7 Cellers dug for cents per yard;
All orders left at the corner Of
YORK + MAIN SITS,
will be punet ually attended to.
April IS, 1866 If
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News for the People.

A gooily assortHent of daily and weekly
~ newspapers constantly on hand, at the
news DEPOT, on Bridge Street, tcpposite
All the MAGAZINES and PERIODICALS Of
the day on hand Of furnished to order ut the
publishers rates. Book Binding " all kinds
promptly attended to, ~ Trenton Prices Sta
.tionsry, cheap. =. NyLLIEEAUX.
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WANTED
100000 HICKORY sEfsKEs,
100 600 OAK SPGkEs.
10000 WHITE OAK; ROCK OAK 39R
CHESTNUT II. Il. FaES.
WANTED !

SOsOOp VIII r. YAM EAtkt1M OiAM &Y4t
CHEsTNUT Il. r.. FaEs.
I NOR which the highest market price viii be
[ paid when delivered along the Delaware and
Rnritan Canal Feeder, or along the Main Canal
between Trtinton and New brunswick, or along
the Belvidsre Delaware, and Camden and Am
hoy RAILROADS. Spokes and Tics bought in the
WOODS, !fr inen furni'hed to make them.
BUY FOR CASH.
bddres, JOHN FIN NEY,
.stoekton p. o., Huzsterdon Co, n. j.
Na1eh4. 1860. ym.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-26

BsS~ The Turks, it is said, are dying out.
Their women, weakened by their unnatural
life, and by premature marriage, are not
prolific, scarcely ever having more than two
children, and war kills off great many.
A recent traveller says he has passed through
whole districts, in which he saw only wo-
men and old men. At this rate there will
soon be an end to the "sick man. " =
Exchange.
The writer of 'Armageddon" argues
that the Turks and their religion will be-
come extinct before the year 1878. The
prediction seems, indeed, to be in the course
of fulfllment, for the Crimean war was a
severe blow to Turkey, and the causes above
indicated, with the silent influence of for
eign immigration into the country bid fair
to make quick work of the /" sick man"
The book above referred to was published
in IS52-before the Crimean war-and con-
tains some remarkable prophecies, or rather
interpretations of Scripture prophecies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-26
New York Market.

/ New YORK, Jan. 25, M.-Flour-rather
/ more doing, both for export and home con-
sumption, while prices are generally un-
| changed sales $500 bbls at 4 95(05 20 for
super State; 20@5 35 for extra State;
0805 10 for super Western; 8 0O@5 %
for common to medium extra Western; 5 60
| (95 20 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio-market closing quiet and
steady; included in the sales are 3, 600 bbls
for export. Rye -four is in moderate request
at 1904 40 for common to choice super.
Buckwheat -four unchanged and dull at
97392 90 per 100 lbs. Corn meal un-
changed sales 600 lbs Brandywine at 70
atoat; Jersey is held at 3 80. Whisky
firm; sales 400 bbls at 24-closing firm
at these figures Wheat market quiet and
nominal, as quoted yesterday, without sales
of moment; shippers still offer 18 for
prime Milwaukee Club. Rye shade firm
er; sales 700 bush at 81 at railroad depot.
Barley quiet at 9l@93. Corn market
is scarcely so buoyant; the sales are 49,
600 bushels at 80@83 for new yellow;
633 fer choice new white for export. Oats
plenty and dull at 45@46 for western and
Canadian; sales 1000 bush prime Edwards
Island at At. Pork quiet and firm, with
sales AS bbls at I6 75OI6 81 for old
mess; Il 371 for new do; uninspected do
II rs; old prime 10 so; new prime 1 5 75.
Old thin mess beef without change to no
tlce; sales $50 bbls new at 00G@4 % for
prime; 5 OO@5 25 for mess 0O@9 rs
for re-packed mess; 10 5o@II 90 for extra
mess; beef hams unchanged; sales 100 bbls
at l. for state; "A o0@15 90 for western;
prime mess beef more active; sales $50 ties
at II 00@18 SO; 400 do tcs Indiana mess.
Extra cut meats steady; sales 25O bbls at
81 for shoulders, and 94@9a for hams.
Bacon quiet and firm sales 200 packages
green hams at 9. Dressed hogs in good re-
quest at: 74@79. Lard STEADY; sales 225
hbls at 1o4@1O3; choice city 1O4. Butter
in moderate request at l1@l6 for Ohio; 5
@23 for State. Cheese steady at S@15.
Coffee very quiet, but firm. Sugar steady;
Cuba 7g@8 for fair refined; so hhds New
Orleans sold at 7s@8, on 4 months. Mo-
lasses heavy and clogged new crop held at
27(@30 for Cuba; muscovado 24030; sales |
reported of 100 bbls New Orleans at 49@5O,
and by auction 489:bbls New Orleans at 474
@4S3, at 90 days.
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READING MATTER ON EVERY
PAGE.
The Time to Act.

The leaders of the Opposition in other
portions of the State, are looking with IN
tense interest to The Pocket, +" in order to
see what action will be taken in response to
the invitation given for all conservative
Union men to go to Indianapolis, on the
22d of February, and take part in planning
a course of action which shall sweep from
power the bogus Democratic party which
now holds control of the State and General
Governments. Shall the just expectations of
the enemies of bad government be disap-
pointed by our non -action2
The views and wishes of the Opposition
in this part of the State have been consulted
SO far in planning the next campaign and
if we meet the Call in friendly spirit, and
send up delegations from the counties of
Z" the Pocket" to lay our views before the
Convention of the 22d February, great at
tention and weight will be given to the
liberal share of the nominations and ap-
pointments will be apportioned to South
western Indiana
Under these circumstances it will be the
fault of the members of the Opposition here,
if they do not take an effective part in shap-
ing the course of the State and National
in modifying the views of ultra
lists, in protecting the rights of all sections,
and in giving the offices of the country to
honest, competent men.
Shall we have an Opposition Mass Meeting
in Vanderburg county There is no time
to be lost. Let us hear from some of our
friends on this subject, in short, pointed
Americans, Wings, Repub-
leans, Independents, and Democrats dis
yusted with the degeneracy of your party,
'peak out.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-26

BSF Mr.. James Burgess, of Danville,
Hendricks county, will be a candidate be-
fore the Opposition State Convention for
Clerk of the Supreme Court Mr.. Burgess
is good man for the position, and will run
WELL The following is what his neighbora
say of him;
The Daily Journal, of the 23d inst, no
tices our remarks of last week in reference
to the nomination of Major Burgess, for
Clerk of the Supreme Court, and says;
''There is not better man than Major
Burgess in the State, nor a more active
worker for his party, nor more thorough
going friend.
"He is just the kind of man to fight
to the last with every honorable weapon
and to win, if winning be possible"
We are glad to be able to say that the
Majors neighbors can heartily endorse all
that is here said of him by the Journal
By-the-by, the Majors name has also
! found its way into the Cincinnati Gazette
That paper of the 22d inst. says:
"M Mr.. James Burgess, the lucky taker Of
| the first premium on horses at the Indiana
State Fair and one of the energetic, reso-
lutte working young leaders of the Opposi-
| tion, is spoken of as a candidate for Clerk O.
| the Supreme Court of Indiana"
/ From present indications, it seems thai
the Major will receive the nomination with
out opposition Hendricks County Ledger