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THE BioneK r\oBi ii PU BL re BH Brockport Republic .i.-» r o i> i i «;n K I> BtEBT VliMJAY MOBWIKO, At MOCKrO»T, MOSKOI COUXTT, K. T. OHICI in Hepublic BoUaing, oppwit* Vil- ta|« H»U, over Beach k Hubbtrd'i store, 1%il town contains a population of ahout We want for the publio offices not only men of energy and enterprise, but men of unquestionable Aonor. No man should be elected to office with a chance of plundering the town, to repay him for do- ing the scryilo work of party. This hks' been too often ihe=case. | We hope and believe that the Republi- and ever afterward lie votes by the rcgisr ter, and can do s o undisturbed unless dis- qualified by residence. \Who-will object to a law sosimple in its execution and so potent against fraudulent voting 1 03*The American StatoCouucil,held | Q3~\l'upkdicsofSt.tPatriok's'Church- at Troy, \Wednesday 25th inst., among hold a Festival, March 16th and 17th, to other resolves, ptissedthe following : to aid the finances of that Church. \ Fur JResotved, Tbat'we aro : now, as we ever have been, unalterably opposed lo the extension of slavery into the territo thcr notice hereafter. 4,000, mi xs the business centre of a papula- CM ] p at t y will succeed at the ensuing elcc- titnuf 211,000, among whom the EKPUHUC 1 . * J ,', , , , • . h»s ; a larg* circulation, making it a superior j \on as a party; but should they noiui- adTcrtising medium. nate for an y office an unworthy person, (we believe they will not) we hope that ho man is so bound to the party as t o sacri- fice the public interests for its maintaih- ance. FRIDAY MOKNINO, KGB. 37. HORATIO N. BEACH, Editor. A New County ! When we first broached this subject in a phort paragraph, we had n o thought that the public would so unanimously respond \ aye\ to the proposition. But in-our intercourse with the merchant, the mechanic, the farmer, and all other avo- cations representing the commuuity, from its .wealthiest to its poorest classes, we have not yet seen the first person opposed to the idea of a new couuty with Brock- port for its slurp. The wealthiest men of this town are heartily in favor of a movement being mndc to nccouiplish the result; which fact alono augers well for its accomplishment. We are not alone in this movement, our three neighboring towns of Orleans Co. are we believe in favor of joining us in this enterprise ; as that Co. has soon got to erect now build- ings or have none for County purposes, ' and it would cost them no more to aid us j New Flouring Mill. I Among the many improvements made I and boing made, thero is none of tho in- | elustrinlelass nioropraiBO-worthy than tho j proposed new Flouring Mill. Messrs. J. |Eck|er,'E. B. Buswcll and F . Belden,' have associated themselves under thefirm I of Kekler, Buswell & Co., and with a • joiut capital of Si 2,000 will proceed im- I mediataly to erect of stimo a four story I building, 4 0 by 50 feet on tho ground. I They have purchased the lot on Water Street upon which now stands the build- ing known as tho \old red Seymour warehouse,\ v. hid: will bo torn down to give place to the now structure. I t will • be erected directly upon the bank of tho canal, so that grain can be taken from boats oi flour loaded into them with but little labor. Its power will bo a steam ' engine of sufficient force to drive the n-c- cssary machinery. i Although these men g > into this enter- prise solely for the purpose of gain; yet than Albion. Our own peoplo have ,h 7 1,ro \'tilled to moro than ordinary' stamped their magnanimity and enter- j V™'™*[ om t,w P' ,wi c for establishing in prise within the past five years upon their Jt3T Weare again indebted to Hon. E. D&~ Wc understand that the \ Aineri-! ries > tf T wlllc ''' lt r *\ s \ fi >? OT f excluded p. Staples for' documents, ''toonumcr- cans\willmake no nominations for Town [ ty the Missouri Compromise. I ^ mont ; on / Officers; but each individual will follow ! AWKrtgh tlll s resolution, expresses the j .**••- tho bent of his own inclinations, »nd vote'' frc8 spil s6n * im « lts of fchc f*»t ma J° rit y \ JKT Who wants to purchaso a /fine for Republicans or Democrats as his views I of \ A ' u «? ica,ls \ w \° a \ Republicans at, fllrm T Ste advertisement. are for or against slavery: , j heart,, yet such pro-slavery mon as tho \ — i Should the Democrats nominato a tick-; Brookses of tho Express can never kon- ot interspersed with some \starsV of the ; ostl J' advoca t e A cul - \spangled banner,\ we do not believe ' Tho to leg™P B aa y s ' that the free soil Americans can be coax- I leM > m V™ 6CU< > m I ed, wheedled, or driven to vote for it.' tbB <™™\»°» is hi S\ly respectable. Nine-tenths of the Amoricans arc Kepub- licau in sentiment, and if they would ] et ' President, and II. 13. Northrop, of Wash. 9t h page of their \Documents viz.: 1 their old horse—better known aa \hobby\ in S tu \' V ko VnA ^ i - I \ •*- very enterprising, unscrupulous, viu- CamnntniciitiunB. ' about 300 mem- the characterr uf i he NuzurUea—Jlo. III. hers lire proscni, aiid the characte of, MR. EDITOR. : In proof that tho Na&a- thc convention is highly respectable.\ rite movement originated in envy or jcal- Mr. J. C . Dunn, of Buffalo, was elected ousy, I olfer tlie following, found on the T—otherwise known as twenty-one years' residence draw its last breath—it has been \ struck with death\ over three months— then all would stand upon one common platform. The Americans iu< this section are a protly clever set of fellows, and if laud?' The itomsio'f history that ho com- niunicatcsnresodUtinict that they can- not l>bforgotten., life*descriptions are to graphic that they counot be excelled— his subjects so practical that they must produce an abiding affect. If your rca- dorawqdld'gaiiifa'full-sdi'aof thess lec- ture^ they should conio and hear for themselves. A SonBoninitK. ••• —-.•^• i .- ^•Dcaici*tldilV> T ' >s, <i»«*'-»'\ Providence periuitting, tl^e iienr Meth- odist Church, at Sweden Centre,'will bo dedicated Wedtiesday, March 11th. Jes- se E. Peck, DD , of New Vork, ^wil! preach at 101 o'clock A.M., and Rev. J.' M, Fuller, of Bataviti, at 1 o'clock P. M. Rev. A. D. Wilbof, presiding elder of the ,. .- , , -j k t i , i Oenesee District, will preach at 6 1 o'clock dictive fraternity m our midst, have held 1 ; > (ln n ^^.^ ' * ' ™* IS? Is it an illusion 1 Is it a dream f the ear of the episcopacy, and by secret j Iu o 10 ,^\/'' ^ or is it a reality, that Spring is now, in- j and adroit manog uncut, wielded, for the _*^ un °\ tc ' \ ' - J ''• • February, upon us? Wo are led to those, tiiiio being, the chief patronage of the t ,/>~T~ ~j ^i J . ' '.' (picrics by the soft, balmy toinporaturo of, Couforonce.\ j GPtlJUl U Mt\t!3 |»IltIiniDrij the last few days, that has almost settled From the 10th page I learn that the j g^^^-^ *^^ J ' ' The Mew <Juui!ict, Wr.siangton, Monday, IVb, .S3, 1357, they would give up following that old the ground and caused the grass to start, Odd Fellows are the fraternity alluded to. jaek-o'-lantern that has always led astray forth undor tho warm ge \'\ 1 n ^ of tho , 1,U ° rc '\'° 8 ' m ° nunlalol: '' ln ,h? 0one:i,;e I Mr. ALKXAXDEK, of New'Jersey* late \ ' ... i-i __.,. ........ WU o have a greater Influence Democratic candidate for Governor, his This however is not attrib- \ uecu invited by Mr. BUCHANAN to he- ir connection with any other ! c r° l>t«'°to-Gcneral, and has aceept- , . , , J , ' ed. ULAKCY JONES has declined the an- ut to their deep and ardent' pu i u tuieut. The other names, as aivii ays led astray itsfolloweri into pends, blind ditches and sicampi, might bo \ men among men.'' It is now a good time to do right. N. B.—Since tho above was in type we have been ii.formcd that a call has been made for an American caucus, but we understand against the knowledge or desire of a great portion that have hith- erto acted with that party. sun. Wo also saw a gentleman, whose Conference who have a greater luuutsuuu . i/umucratiu uauuiuace lor uovcrnor, His white head denotes tho wisdom of years,,! lhan others. This however is not attrib-! beeu invited by Mr. BUCHANAN, to be making garden on Wednesday last utable to the P. S—It was an illusion—the wind fraternity, but to uieir ucep anu urHCllt ' pijiiituieut. The othe r names, a s givwi ye-iterday again hlowod from the north ! piety, their literary and scientific attain-; in the Washington Union of the l'Jtli west, and the cold changed the streets ] meats, their thorough acquaintance with ' m 3 '-, from Cass down, are correct, from mud into innumerable anti-dyspop.! human nature, and their untiring devo tic hubs. Ojr- A friend handed us this week a copy of the Rico County Herald, publish- ad at Farib-mlt, Minnesota, This paper lion to tho cause of Christ. As a matter of course, the advice and counsel of such men are appreciated by \ the episcopacy.\ These modern Naiaritcs have been ; aware of ibis ; but, instead of being a public buildings, which have cost a sum verging hard to S100.000, and does any enterprising man believe that this com- munity would let the honor of a new County puffer for the want of funds. We do not. ' our midst an industrial pursuit that can- not fail to promote tho prosperity of our beautiful village. Success to tho new Flouring Mill, TUc Collegiate Institute. j Thu Spriug Term of this inatitutiun „„ .. , .,,. „ I commences March, 18th and will continue Ihe mnusit... buildings for a new 4 {oMom yywVs D^~ A communication appeared in this paper some time ago relative to a mysteri- ous affairup at North Woods near the commends that country to tho attention j matter of rejoicing to them that there were lake, which has gone the rounds of tho of eastern mon. We judge that there is t such men in the Conference, \ / ( vas o.rcss pretty thoroughly in, various phases soma mistake about the productivcnvEscf, l 'ke a aave of wormwood o'er their souls, —so diferent at times as t o be considered tho country ; tlour is worth $5 50 a cwt., i rolling its bitterness.\ a \horse of another color,\ but wo could, buckwheat $5, com meal $4, lard 20 cts.; Imagining that a singular style of always identify it by the boms which we a pound, buttorW, chickens 15, potatoes, dress, and peculiar austeritief, endowed believe are in possession of the discoverer. \81 a bushel, b.-atu St, oats $1 25, corn I them with great sanctity, and by so- il 40. Among the luxuries, sugar 20! quenoe, that they were entitled to great cents a pound and molas=os $1 25 a gall. | consideration in the Conference, the These prices we quote from the above '• influence of other ministers was a County would cost in the vicinity of •20,000. For thU amount suitable buildings could be constructed, that would accomodate tho increase of population for the next fifty years. The heavy expense of the other end of the County would be avoided; the expenses ni.d ves- ati'tn delays of this section in attending court would be obviated. Wr hope the public will agitate this subject, and that a meeting may be called of thoae intcr- reated, and ways devised to accomplish tho desired object. AYc trust that our noxt Legislature, upon proper application, will grant us a County called \Lake\ or Fonio other plain and equally significant name Horace Greeley's Address. Concert Hall was filled to excess on This institution is now financially firm- ly established, and under the clinigc of its present Principal, Mr. Burbank, has earned a reputation as an institution of learning, sccon.1 to none of its class in the State. 1 This institution is admirably located, on the rising ground at tho outskirts of, this pleasant and healthy village, com- manding an extensive view of the mag-! niiicent adjacent country. 1 i The boarding department is under the | i superintendence of Mrs. Bates, whose' j faithful discharge of her duties, has boon | an auxiliary to the success of tho institu- ' tion. , Tho terms of tuition have deen soino- I what lessened in consideration of tho lib. I cral public patronage. To those fathers and mothers, every- We annex the last account of the affair from tho Phil. Sat. Eve. Post, which has somewhat altered tho locality, but it is nevertheless the bones of our corres- pondent. A PROPHETIC DREAM,—The Rockport (Canada) Republican says that, three years ago, a girl dreamed \she should find a sum of moui y on tho lake shore. Tak- ing a boy with her next day, they went to 'lie spot and there fouud a drowned body, on which was a belt containing the sum. They buried the money, but the girl went alono and dug it up, refilling to named J> iper, • Mr. BfciiAXix's cabinet, then, will b« constituted as follows : — I,i:wis CASS, Secretary of State. HOWELL Conn, See'y of the Trcasurv. JOHN B. FLOYD, Secretary of War'. A. V. Baows, Scc'y of the Navy. JACOD TiioJtMsW. Sec'y of Interior. WM. C. AlKX..\Kt>BR li l'u»tUla!>trr'(v\!. loAv, TOUCKV, Attonii'j-Ciciieral. PRESERVATION OF Bums'.—A bill U before the 2sew York LegUluturc making it unlawful fur any one to kill on any land not owned by him.-clt the robin or red- breast, blue bird, awulluw, martin, or swift, night or mwquiio'hawk, wood-pcckor, cat bird, high-tailed thrush or brown thrasher, morning dove, uicad<.\v lark or liiaish •lUJ.il , Hummrr red-bird, hanging bird, spider bird, or wax. bird, gnuud inbin, , , , , , , ., i -. orwa.x oiru, griuu a i myitcrylhey could only solve, by attrib- boLolink or ,ice bird, and ^.inw—m, uting it to the fraternal relations of \ Odd di?r a penalty of slO. £.$\ A prc.engagiiincnt prevented us Fellowship.\ from attending the .lecture delivered by I T!ie injustice of suoh a conclusion will Hon. Geo. W. Clinton. So far as wo| be apparent, when it is known that not have heard the expression of the public, j one-tenth of the members of the Genesee it is pronounced an able discourse. i Conference are members of Odd F< llr.w m , m m I lodges. I am personally acquainted with JKT The hut news from Nicaragua re,' man J-' of ,be,n ' i' et r (i o \ ot l> c]icvo 'i'\ 0 give the boy a 'sham.lut sauVshc\ 7&M V^ WJker' s conditum as very preca-! \•» 1» fcuud one man m the whole body, when he arrived at tho age of twenty, rious »\d likely to be brought to a disas-1 w ' bo do p ! not . r0 6 !ir « '\» obligation to the tho r . |c ; lie now sues for his share. The story trous termination at any moment. i cauj e o f Christ vastly superior to all oth- caused great excitement, and on digging • , m m I era, except it be tl JBT A firm at LoniaTille, Kv., wan recently charged by tho post c ffu'c sixtr dollar!., for a package uf Harper's Week- ly Journal, aboutffur hundred in iiumbrr/ It wis I'hargcd letter pa-lug-, bec.iiuc eii-.ularH tur di>tril-uting, in viohitiui <f law, «eru uieW-i', The firm in ipicf- tion considered it would he an unpruiitd- ble investment, and declined rectivjna ape. never was an \ Odd Fell, Wednesday evening by an audience ci-1 where, who would educate their sons and thcr eager to hear or see Mr. Greeley, j llanglltM8 {„ nn i nstitu ti o n cxpross | v But a few hours notice was given to bring adapted to the moral, intellectual and togother this great concourse of people : • physical, demands of tho ago, we would which notice, if it could have been gene- I commend to their consideration tho rally extended into tli- country, would ( Brockport Collegiate 'institute. have gathered an audience that no room in this village could have held. His subject—-\ Europe\—was handled at tho spot indicated, the bones of the , ,„, , ,. . , m drowned man hive I,**,, fiinml ,rh.> «-•>« ' 35\ r \ a steamer Indiau arrived Tues. proSy a Spa,Sh ^fnger A ^ day, at Portland with four days later | ^ ^..^ ^^. ** » not in, pcller that was wrecked there. le \ Nazarites.\ I JV\ Ycj-ton ay the two yunngsm.i of Fellow.\ Yet I hen- J,1 ' s ( ' l,n \i»fe' ll! »i were in thr gallery, out- side of her eell-dour, and their ] rest nee alone must have been Miliciri.t to un- I3T We have cut from an exchange the following news item : \ One of the patriots of the Revolu- tion, John C. Reinhardt, died in Phila^ diilphia a few days since, at the age of 9 S years. He was a native of Germany. and came here nearly at the with Lafayette.\ dates from Europe. Tho news U entire-' P osc ™y obligation conflicting with the fi- nmo her. Thev arc very handsome ly unimportant, Flour was a trifle lower j deht y o f \ Christian minister to his high children, the oldert is lut eleven, and th and provisions remained unchanged. | a . r,d !i(,1 i' callin S- l als 0 as honestly be _ lievo that their obligation binds their „_ „ , , .„ . . „ inciubors to the exercise of some of the JC3T Ou r nest number will contain the . , . ,., balance of Mr. Palmer's Xuarite No. 3 ,' SOCIal \rtues which s..,u»e ministers do also, a humorous sketch of \ Cooley's; not prac \ C C : hc \ C0 ' l l m '= ht be \\ i,d - youngcft but nine years ol 1. It was a touching fight to see the little fellow:* looking around them withvvon-lcringCTc* upon the strange scetie. uermany, . J vantacc to them, to take and keep the ;amc time Basin, winch Irom its length will be put, %,.. I , on the first page. W e shall also publish Odd Fellows 1 obligation. Caucuses. The Republicans hold their Caucus at in a style peculiarly Mr. Greeley's own. I the Yillago Hall to-morrow (Saturday) We have not the space to particularize . afternoon at 2 o\Wk. his views of country, men, laws, national. Tho Democrats bold theirs at the samo , peculiarities, as bo traveled through Kng- j place Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. land, Ireland, France, Switzerland, and j f he Americans ditto on Monday at Germany; but it was full of absorbing | 4 O ' c l oc k P . M. interest, to which the large audience lis-j -»-.v-w_ ' toned with eager attention. We trust. nj- VVe observe with regret that op- ttwt Mr. Greeley may at a future lime fa-, position has ariseu in tho State Legisla- • . vor us with au address, so that hi-, legion ', tuI0 t 0 a Registry law. Wc should sup- j of friends may see the man who has s o \ po3 o that a law .recjuiring the names of. : longand faithfully addressed.them through J a n Tolei ,, to be registered upon a list kept I tho Tribune. D y the town or corporation, would com-' This lecture closed the Course. We \ m cnd itself to every man who would see! shall offer next week some remarks upon \ the purity of the 'ballot protected. Wc i tho Lectures and their success. ' know that the 0 l,j oc tii.n is made that the ; , ^ _ m ,*,», 1 comi (,.y ; s l, on(s i t . ln( ] c \ m ' t nee( j ; t . t ] mt | .,.. TUc Town ItlecUugs, i t wi „ malic , grcat Jepl rf ^^ ^ . The Town, Moetings throughout this ' If t | lc country is honest (sometimes doubt-! county will take place on-Tuesday nc.vt ' c d) w ] ly s „ould it object to a law to pre-! : Ithecomes every voter to attendtheseelec-1 V ent roguery. It is not tho honest man ! tiSns cf local officers, and see that no man that objects to our laws against fraud, but 1 unfit for -office is hoisted into power rogues, (<=co the Wall st. financiers endeav-1 through.political machinery. Those elec-1 oring to get the usury laws abolished) and : turns aro far too often neglected.; the it kalways so. The trouble attending a I public mind being absorbed in national I registry is less than our present manner ' and State questions which\aro frequently ! by inspectors: If this law was passed, a | of far joss .real importance than the local printed list of tho legal voters in the town ' town interests. W e want men for of-1 or district, arranged in alphabetical ,or-j hcoM of neither the \ Young America\ or 1 dor, with sufficient blank space to insert I on tho \ old fogy\ school—the former be-' tho names of those becoming Voters, could ' mg: too fast.and reckless—the latter too be so arranged that one inspector could' slow, antiquated and allied to tho habit check the name of each voter as ho pre- *»d practices, of the .past, to auswertho sonl s his ballot. If a man's name is not j ..enterprising era that marks'the improve-, upon the list, \h e cannot swear U his, i»en'U,m a de, by .private enterprise. Wc vote and take the consequences of a law • tint in public: officers a n enterprise ; administered by his own partisans,\ but' :owqutLwith that bftha eommimby i>. goet before tho board of —L-„ahd if! \^ \ ' ' ' — !-eatitled to> i-otc, his mmo is regi\!cird ctll, It appears that this German patriot of 111 the poetic column a Valentine to a! . , ., . . - , . , , - ., i . T, , .• . ., • 11 1 , ,,.,•„, . tivenoss toward those ministers who hap- purcliascd at the American Revolution, came to this yo'ing lady and her replv, which will he , , , , . _ f, wimn n n |,i,,.i , . , *, ,- ... ,-, , • 1 1 •. .- . „ i pen to have been once members of an Odd- \ m \ a cnctl country about tho same time of thcr rench particularly liitorosting to the young patriot, Ijafayetto, both of whom earnest- ! folks. ly engaged in the long and bloody Strug- —-'«»• «• gles our ancestors wore making for free dom. 02?- The Grand Jury of New York have. v . , - What judgment would the world indicted Eckle and Mrs. Cunuingbm for • „\\\ ,! Sn ° * . n !\. g $j}~ A ((iieatiou uf MiiiiciiiipurUuceto nicrcliants has been decided in the su- premo court at ><•«- York. The acliim , . . ll-\\ brought to test the validitv of a sale The Naiarites manifest especial vindic- and delivery of silk goud s , which were 8 pe r c>. off /or cash, k was demanded for the imserntn,- am ?\ nt - thc purchaser contended that \vindictive! and talk largely ot the seller deimtrrcd and had\ the goods their \ vengeance!!\ *—• -•-' '*— —:—1 L— ••_- .. -~- . . - - 1 pen t Fellows' lodge, and call them ' lous have pronounced upon our country, at the the murder of Dr. Burdell. Their trial. , , , ,. L , , n . , „ ,, close of that struggle, if o«r nation's rep -will probably take place next month.. ^f™/™ that ^ Odd Fellows have resontativeslndsaid: •• you must remain ; Her daughters were discharged, and '* Md'lie ear of the episcopacy and cou- here twenty-one years before you can po- Snodgrass gave bonds for his appearance' trolM \ 10 chlof P atruQa g 0 of &« Con- And yet these seized by tho sheriff after they had been of what the Odd ' dolivorp J- ?'>« -seizure wa 3 confiniiod Fellows allow, enjoin, or prohibit. The ty verdict of the jury. t&~ The New York Central Kiilroad pays its first financial officer ten thouNtnd dollars per annum. litically participate ill tho blessings of a , as a witness, freedom you have so self-saerificiugly as-' assisted to win 1\ Wo believe it would I fcrence,\ is a base and unmitigated slan- 1 ' T ' THE SATURDAY EVENIXG, Posr.- cter! But this idea fumisbed a solution ^j 9 , o f the great Naiaritc mystery, and ali-o a BT?* 1 A German blacksmith inC'iiiciii- nati laid a waj»er that lie would drink have been a judgment before which hon-,» hrgo weekly, each number containing P retex fo f a *™&1 ^ ce « le V »™ r J it. But violent spasms immedlatclv V, est and patriotic men would have bowed - forty eight columns of choice reading mat-, Consultation, and ultimate organization suo d, and had not a stoinncii pump See advertise- • of their heads in ignominious shame. Have j tor. A very line paper, not the German* and French eiilcs, from I ment. that day to this, as a class, become' a loy- — : '• • •\ \ al and liberty-loving, intelligent and en-! TlIK 0 DD FEU-P-WS' BALL came 'The Nazarite Union. Ccnciuitd next xcttk. conio ' to his rescue, he would have paid doarir , for his folly. ' off Mr.H.N. BBAOH, Dear Sir: I have 0\^ Tlietord Mayor of^-Londfou h« tcrprising portion of our citizensZupon ! on Friday evening last. Wo hear that \ been very much gratified ill perusing ^ 5 |J a*^ ^\\\^ C *\ is S a ft °« •wlom our country has, and still can, rely \ fi° mo seventy-five couple were present, (a y°« r P»P^ h° m Weel \ to week, in noti-, - • m .^..-^ to protect its honor and its rights? — | largo nuiubercousideringtko violent stom^ vari-; OS*-Dr. Kane died at Havana on the Should they be obliged to reside here that raged that evening) and that every °™> opportunities for improvement among Mb inst. The sad intelligence was twenty-one years-^paying taxes to main-! thing passed off in fine style an d to the UB « this time. The Literary Lectures ^™£*^ ««« Cahawba, Which arrived ... ,t.. _,/. . . ..._ ...... . , , I„„.:.„ „„.:.,f„»,:™ „r .u ... • tliat hava.hi.nn mv-rn, th.'- wi„»o. «™.. ; atJNow Wf™? yesterday. \The grcM- iniits defense—before ihey can exercise : — armv \\' '\ * filnsB - \* m lta \ n \\^ \\' ' ' •«—' '\~ ' f \\\ d, - patc,, ' \ ™* that freedom that tho oppression of the | , drawing to a close, have been good, an d • shown b y tni itutWitics of the Uud\ pf I have hcen pleased at the deserved cred- who attended' bis funeral in a bodv \ ' (t7~ The following are tho number old world has taught them to love so' pardons granted during the term of two i fe you have given them, It speaks well j .. , well? We believe they should not. The' years held by each of tho Governors''&* our village that they lave been well! „ 0nA!iG \ 0P 'FoRTOSE.--.The New York public must see that the rising, up in our, named. J olm Young 268, Hamilton attended, and it speaks well for the editor : ^\ISl *Wfe ??« ^l^- $*$) midst.of the prejudices of one nationali- \ Ffek 100, Washington Hunt 411, Horatio that he has given thorn honorable, no-, Nev York for California seven' ylars ago ty by birth against another nationality, Seymour 465, Myron H. Clark 530. tico in his paper. But there is another j with just money enough to get there, and' must cause a prejudice to be fostered in' Go 0V V Clark pardoned about 70 more' weekly lecture to which I would like ' ^ STe $2 5 on hw arrival. He returns a through your papertocall the attontionof „„ 5 $™$*< T-V'^T*, tbe hon - 1 mL • , ,. , ors of the city which ho left almost fieri. its reader. There . dehvored every „n—. fc iiinowworth, itlsataS- G the govcrameDt and cointaunitics.detraet- than bis predecessor. ing from the exalted principles of our j m • —•:* — country, that knows, honors, and protects' MRS, STEPHENS' JNBVV MONTIILY,-^- alike all men who lovo liberty (except the 1 We are indebted to tbo publisher, Ed- blacks) as Americans and as citizens. ! ward Stephens, for tho March No. of this — m ,«, m> —,— I family Slagaziue. It contains eight il- t8T Messrs L. C. Spencer & Co., : lustrations in Dallas' best style. Its lite- whose advertisement appears in another, rary contents aro marked by th e stmioj bee n delivering a course of lectures upon column, arc extonsivo wholesale dealers j versatility of interest a s heretofore-. Mis, thc\Ejtod»s of tho children of Israel . ,, ... -,-^ ._, ,— in oysters, fruit, cigars, &c. Give them- a, Stephens' Magazine now ranks i n charac from Egypt through tho Red Sea \and ^Tn 1 ^ .? 0< ^ in 5, io , f tenements 4«., 1 ' - , . , , , • ,, . v „ : • ' . , at Gait, Brantfordi ©sfcdoaia, Sehoca intcnOn to bnng themto tbo. \ promiwd ' an d other rlacc*'' 1 '' : ' ! \- •'- • •' ;\'' ' L • • -T 'IJJW J every \Wednesday evoning an address in th e lecturoiroom of tho Presbyterian Church, that would do credit to any lecturer, antl which any literary man qr woman could not fail to enjoy. Bov. Mr. Khnball im nilcss. 000. FLOOBIH OiXibA.—We learn fronr the Hamilton Spectator, that thc Grind River, Canada West, rpso on MoiMlay night last, foiir or five feet higher than\ it was ever before known t o do, and much damago was-cansed, by the dcslruo-, ter among the first iu our rauntrv, 1,-
