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- —M» *- . H E BROCKPORT REPUBL-I 0_- r W H f i. • u ! 'I I .(I i ' U .1 -I 14 1 AFMRNOON SUSSION. taken m. the origii.nl resnluiinii. its amend- would not aid the fc-outh in uvjlioiiingr her 2 o'docl:.—Mr. Jeffords, or the Commit- rd, which was'adopted \,y the following ^ i ns .j uu - ons ... a n,l concede to her teo on Sheriff und Clevk'a acoouats, submit- vote: ; ,,,;„„ ,i, , ted the folkwinc report; ' Yi-iis—Me«srs. lairull, Evans, EinM, Fill- tlio right of politically governing the _ , - . , „ y ler, Gilmnii.lliilileii, Hullon, Jeff-vu^Ki-yes, T-r„;-,.,~,i„,„ ,i„, TT,,;,.„ nniet lin di.inlveil To tU Board of Supervisors of the Countyof Ki \ %i \ e ,, aii-Ciii-tliy.McFarlin, McGoi.ogal, Umon ' tllc \ ll, ° Union must bo (li-soiicu Monroe: Monger\ Prowei,' Heed, Smith, SwuhVId, No pi-rscm eiui rend the history ot the Tour Committee to whom was referred Thompson. Wiildole, Wilder, nnd Wood—22. ..„,, „„j ,,,.i v _,, ,],„, wo Vara not cor- the claims of the Clerk mid Sheriff. Deputy Xuji.—Mes-rs. 1'arr.i.Kei-, Baker, Broi.si.n. ! W8t ' nna ' \ J ; •, Sheriff, Jailor, 4c., would respect fully re. B,„iwi, Dickinson, Tuie, \\ lute mid Wright ructly presented the causes ot tile present port that they have carefully examined tho _s ' Southern embroilment, accounts of the respective claimants, and Hi-. Evans moved to ri-eoiiitileuhe action . . . report «3 follows: 'on the tesulmioi. of Mr. beofield. Lost—' There never can be a better time to Claimed. Allowed. Vote na follows: I settle the reap, ctivo lights of each and Iliram Smith, sheriff, l'c Yeas—Messrs. RnniiiBi-r, finlier,Bronson, ' ecivingprisoners atjnil..?20S 25 S208 25 Brown.liickiiiaon, Evans, IWdeu, JW-Failin, nil sections ot our cmintrj, than now — Hiram Smith, sheriff, (lis- ! I'msscv, True, White and Wuirl.l—1.2. _ | '['lie North will coneeile to the South nil charginir niisonors at jail 210 UO 210 00 Nnys—Jlcs»i>, Carroll, l\i-i„.t, Fuller, Oil- . .. , . „,.,;.„,:„ HirainSrnithsher.ff.hoar.l- man, Unltuii, .k-fToub, Kij.s, Ki.gslry, j her nglits arising utiili-r i he cons'ittttioii. ing prisoners at jail, 17S9 Jlel'urthv.McGouocnl. Mm gi-r, lU-ed.Siniih, I -|-i lt , right t () niiiintnin or prohibit shnery, 4.7.*..U. lo r-eiit. Hu, _ , Scofield.'lhotnp.on. Waldce, Wilder and ^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^ . urM , c I860 .3571) lo 200S 08 Wood—13 \Win K Uaseom, jailor, for nursing prisoners, from Oct 1,1859,toOctl.lSGU, ISO 17 •Win B Bastion), sundries for prisoners, consisting of straw for beds, whisky and vashing 3S 0ft \Win II Bascotn, mftUin^ re- ports to Courts 10 00 Hiram Smith,sheriff, draw- ing jury, *o 4S2 40 C Barmlale, deputy sheriff 135 41 Peter Shocoraft, do 73 14 Caleb Pierce, do 487 76 E J Kei-ney, do 281 22 Elijali Jordan, do 2'.Ki 10 Wilson 15 Oviatt, do 83 19 Benton tfc Andrews, sta- tionery for Surrogate's offico 43 94 Cliniles llobiusoii, chair seats 1S00 MF Reynold* (this hill of class allowed last year to Win Reynolds P is J Kirley, shoes for The right to reclaim her mvnfiigi- as best she can—in reclaiming Mr Mer'nilin prn-entcJ the r.pi-it of (jon. Joseph llewey, Couimi^iioi.er o 1 r.xtMse for . t 110 00 tho thiid district, wlnih, on motion, uai.\ u '! I accepted. tliem, tho lights of Irce citizens arc not Mr. JeffouU moved to lay the report on , indinevd. The right of nil slave thotiiliL-. tarried. . D , • , i Mr. I'ntroll moved to adjourn to Monday 1 e\\tiers to manage their slates by the ninrniiigiext, at II o'clock. ' local laws of the States in which they Mr, I-idler moved to amend bv making, the l.i.urai loi.'doik to-moii'ow morning, reside., the right lo adopt as stringent Lost—Vote ns follows: I local laws as lltey l lease i.guinst the Yens—Messrs. Bamntrer. t arroll, Fuller, , . , , , r Oilman, ll.dtou, Jeffords, Parsons, I'tosser, Itit.-rmedilhng with felavcs I,} ].ersonstrom True and Wilglit—lo I ]in v section of the Union. Of cotirso Niiys—llessis. Maker, BTOH«OII. Ir»« n. ' Dickoiooii, 1 v.u.s, Kr, »t, llol.lei,, Ko<-». KniiS»le\,Mel'nrtliJ , M Fnilin . M.tlooegnl, Mnmrci' lteed, Sniiili, ScfiiM, Thompson, Waldelc. Wilder White and Wood—21. Mr. Jell'.-rds moved to amend by niakii.g the hour 7 o'clock this evening. Lost- Vote as follows: Yeas—Messrs. Ilarringer Baker, Fuller, Jeffords, Parsons, I'rosser, True nnd Wright 33 00 10 00 432 40 128 2n 67 04 418 60 201 l Q 244 UU 75 0\ 43 04 18 00 1 nny I the right nlhulcd to, is the constituliciml i:gl t, for the instittition of slavery is based on a gloss moral w.ong. prisoners. A W Miller.. 76 00 107 23 G S Copeland, maionwork on jail 84 S4 0 A Hvd« A Co. clothing for prisoners 221 22 Joseph Brown, buckets for jail 815 Wm Hollister fc. Co. lum- ber for jail 10 81 B P Kobinsnn it Co, clothing for jail 75 88 James H Forward, paints and glass for jail 86 62 K 11 Smith, iron prisoners in jail, and rep'r'g bunks 41 18 Joseph Cochrane, supplies forjail 2027 XI F Reynolds, repairs do 10 50 Edward Gray, repairs and supply at Court House.. 69 21 John Crombio 1858, broom andoil 7 00 LMctJ \V Newton, pipe for Surrogate, and shovols 21 01 E Wray, locks, seals, Ac. 3 60 James 'ferry it Co. repairs Comity Clerk's office... 42 00 U W Sanborn, ice for Court House 2500 E T Miller, npair lablr in. office 3 1o J F * W Witherspoon sup- plies Court House 17 90 (i Gould a Co. 185S, shoes forjail 20 81 Morley it Boyd, repairs Court House 3 60 Jas Terry & Co. repairs.. 42 oO Martin Briggs,rep'rs Court House 700 Win S Brown, lime, jail.. 7 02 do 1S67 and 1858,lime 16 41 E S Botigliton, handcutrs.. 0 uO J B >V G W Aldrich, two desks 14 0«i Isaac Loomis 12 00 E Wray, lock for jail 6 00 A Austin, repairs Court House roof 3 73 DDSBrown.Countyclerk 90152 N G llawley. stationery for Treasurer's office.... 41 03 S G Hawlcv, blank books ami rocoras lor Clerk's office 38160 Warren Diver, for wood, 491 \> ri * 219u0 Warren Diver, services as &pecinl Committeo m Matthews lor, and servi- ces »s Inspector of Pcni- tcntiarv 23 00 76 no 09 48 S4 34 22122 9 76 io si T6 8S 86 22 41 18 20 27 10 511 63 03 7 00 21 91 3 60 42 00 25 0O 8 7J 17 9\ 29 61 3 5<l 42 On 2U0 7 02 1541 0 Uo 12 oO (in On 6 00 8 13 901 5.' 35o no 219 0O 13 00 Says—Messrs. Bronson, Brown, Carroll, riickii'snn, Evans, Kvnsi, Oilman, lloldeii. Holton, Keyc». Kh.gslej Mefnrtli) ,MiFnv. lie. McGoneunl, Monger, Bred. Sniiih.Sco* field. Thompson, Wuldele, Wilder, Whits and Wood—28 The uiigii.nl motion of Mr. Carroll was then carried. Adjourned to Monday morning next, 12lli in st., II oVh ek, GEO. C. 1'ETKAM. Clerk. Brockport Republic THUKSDAY AKTEKNOON. JAN. 3. 8560 49 7025 17 Resolved, That tho several sums be assess. «d on tho taxable property of the County and that the Clerk of this Board draw or- ders, payable on the 15th of February next to the several claimants, for tho amount al- lowed in each case. THOMAS J. JKFFORDS, SAMLEL SCOFIEUI, C. S. WRIOUT, B. MCFAKUN, WM. Csaaoti. Rochester, Nov. 9,1860. On motion of Mr. Kingsley, the report waa accepted. Sir. Holton moved the adoption of the report. 3 Mr. McFarlin moved to lay the report on the table. Carried—Vote as follows: Yeas—Messrs. Barringer, Baker, Bronson, Brown, Dickiuson, Evnns, Ernst, Oilman, Keycs, McCarthy, McFarlin, McGonognl. Munger, Parsons, Prosser, True, Wahlcle. Wilder, White nnd Wood—20. Nays—llossrs Carroll, Fuller, lloldeii, Holton, Jeffords, King«ley, Reed, Smith, Scofiold and Wright—10.\ Mr. Kmirsley in the chair. Mr Scofield. of the Special CommiUce to whom was roferred the subject of furiiBlut.g an offti-o for tho County Judges, submitted the following report:— Tolhc Ihnorahlc Board of Supervisors of ilfon- ros Counlj : Your Committeo to whom was referred the matter of the application of the County Judge, would respectfully report that they have givon tho matter careful attention ami deliberation, and that therearc no rooms in the Court House convenient for the purpose nforesatd, which are n it in use. They further report that, as a matter of j ustiee* and pulilio convenience, suitable rooms should be furnished for the County Judge in which to transact the County busi- ness, and are fully satisfied ns to the justice of the application : they therefore recom- mend the passage of the following resolti tion : SAMUEL SI-OHKLII, THOMAS J. JEFKOHIIS. Resolved, That there be paid from tho Contingent Fund, the sum of two bundled dollars, for the purpose of procuring a suit nble office fertile County Judgf, from Nov. 16th, 1SG0, to Nov. 15th, 1301. Mr. Carroll moved the adoption of the report. Mr. Baker moved to amond by striking out all after tho word resolved, and sub •ttttito the following: Whereas, An application having been made by bis Honor Judge Chumnscro, for an appropriation to bo mndo by the Board for tho purpose of paying his cilice rent; therefore Resolved, That the room adjoining the County Treasurer's office, be tendered to his Honor for an office to be occupied by him during the remainder of his official term of office, and that the Clerk notify his IIou»i of the action of this Board and receive his acceptance or declension to the same, nnd report immediately to this Board. Lost. I'lie Clerk having commenced to call the yeas and nays on the original resihuion, Mr. Smith moved to amend the same by .adding \ and that the Clerk draw an order for that amount in favor of J. C. Chumn- sero.\ Mr. Baker rose to a point of order, claim- ing that the amendment could not bo enter- tained. The Chair deciding tho amendment in order, Mr. Bakor appealed from his decision. The Chair was sustained by the following vote: Yeas—Messrs. Carroll, Evans, Ernst, Ful- ler, Gilman, Holden, Holton, Jeffords, Kovos, McGonegal, Muneor, Pressor, Smith, Sco- field, Thompson, True, Waldote and Wilder —18. Nays—Messrs. Barringer, Baker, Bronson. Brown, Biokinson, McCarthy, McFarlin' Rwd, White, Wright nnd Wood—11. The amendment having been accepted by tf»» wover, (Mr. Scofield,) a voto was then 'Jflic Time for Settlement. The iiuestion of tho rights of slat cry under the United States guvernmcm, can be settled just as ch nplj ivw as at any ulturo period; and, therefore, we are plc.aboi! that South Carolina has taken the initiatory st- ps that will either event- uate in tho dissolving of the Union, or the ai'tlh inetit, for all time, of 'h e rights and priuli-gos of shivery. This question has agitated the people too long already, and the sooner the lies of the confede- racy nre scveied, or the precise immuni- ties of shivery defined, the snojer Will the tmtutal prsoperity of the country, or at least of ihe North, be restored. We do not belong to that class of indi- viduals who are fir their country, \n'glu or wrong;\ nor do we leheve that the Unioti BllOUrd be vnnintrdncrt at the expense of boner and jnstieo. Yv'o am for our country when sho is ripht, and for the Union, if with its preserv alien can j be preserved the rights and immunities sacred to freemen—and no lunger. If the Union can only he perpetuated by a sac- rifice of the birth-rights of Northern freemen, then we would join hands with South Caulina for its dissolution. The Union was formed for the maintenance of the rights of individuals, and when it fails lo a^cimplish its original designs, if it cannot bo remedied, it is better that it be dissolved. It should not Le dissolved without am- ple cause and justification. No cause lias yet arisen, affording a reasonable pretext for any mou-inent looking toward a dissolution. The South should he ca- pable of maintaining its rights without a rc'ort *o revolution, mid we are sure the North will maintain its own. The Uni- ted Stntis Constitution hnsconforruliipon individual Ftatrs, powers abundantly ample for the regulalnn and prcsetnttii-n of their local institution?. The Northern and Southern Stales have alike crmctcd such local laws as they deemed expedi- i nl for tho encouragement and mainten- ance) of local enterprises and local institu- tions. For eighty odd years this condi- tion of atT-iirs has exi-ted, tho whole country prospering, but the Sorth much more rapidly tlinu the South That the relative prosperity of tiieh section has From t Cliirksnn Correspondent. Secession not t o be Prevented by Compromises. Tho spirit of secession has not beon kindled in tho slave States by the con- stitutional position taken by tho Bepttb- lican party, nor by tho election of Abra- ha m Lincoln to tho Pr-sidency, nor by tho personal liberty bills passed by »omo of tho freo States. These circumstances have had bu t little, if anything, to do with the present movement at tho South. Tho true cause of their dissatisfaction is tho restraint which tho constitution holds over tho extension of slavery into tho territories belonging to tho United States, and tho lidding of men thero as slaves. So that any compromise, which the II publicans ran consistently propose to tho s!a\o States, would bo scouted by tht'in, and treated with derision. Any c. niproinise they will accept must en- dorse ihe Dred Scott decision, nationalize slavery, and make it eo-cxtensivo w'th the. constitution. Taking the nUive p siti u t o be true, it sh-ws the impossibility of the Repub- lican party to meet thcii demands with- out degiading it, and departing from tip just and constitutional pound promul- gated in the Chicago platform. I hope tho pnrty will stand firmly by its principles, which hate carried it tri- umphantly through tho lato election' nt his door, tired and bung y. and ho tak s him in, feeds and lodges him, (not knowing him to bo a iduve,) he is liable to arrest and punishment, and again In- humanity is outraged in tho trial and conviction. By law he is denied the right of trial by jury, which is one. of the cardinal principles of our gov r meiu;i cannot be n vvitnea for himself, while his pursuer testifies in bis own belialt, lid t-.o magwiate bi fore whom the fujtive is tried, is allowed five dolbns fees if he convicts, and nothing if he ileitis him; so that here is a brihe of five dollars for conviction. What greater insult can be practiced upon a peoplo who arc politi- cally au.l religiously opposed to slavery? and all without constitutional authority All the authority given in die Uni-ed States constitution, is found in 3 I clause of section 2d, of ar.iclo i . Kvory man lb it can, should read it, and judge tor hiniR !f, whether tho constitution author izes the impost ion of such a degrading obligation upon any citizen living under it Yet w. bear it without think ug ot rebellion, or resisting ihe law, and watt patiently for its repeal. \ - - ——^•^-•^••^^— — Coiri-sponiWnco of the Republic. New York Correspondence. NEW Yoin;, Dec.-24, 18GU. MR. BEACH:—Well, the wat r has found its level simultaneously wttli the flagging spirits of its thousands of depenUanls ( and none more fully appreciate- this most desitibln stato of affairs than tho6u who frequent Central Pin k, w here tho skating season has fn irly commenced. The ponds nro flooded every night with witter, from tho riservoir, nnd each morning finds a smooth sheet of ice, instead of the Well defined skate cuts of the day before WisimoTON, bee 31.-A. mote Y. M. C . Association Lectures, healthy «tiiU' ot feelingis visible n.l over TTAIVr f , . D T CtriTTTTPV town. The faees of our Wasliingtoiunns \{[) |>|, {,& R,L OljliU tLZj, 111' WISCOXSIV, II,I. deliver the Fifth Leetarc lieforo tho Young Mf-n's Chr stian Avu'ciatmn ' ur \A-inericiui Civil!- begin again to smile,-and the confidence- that the Union may vet last, in spite of the dancers surrounding it, seems to have ,, ,.,„ returned at c '\ lc \''' lln11 ' \\ Tiic^ny e-vciime. J»»' Kuduon- change is . „ be ascribed .wryl. 1801, com,noncing a t TJ oc'ook. to tin. f,.ct lint M.e S creiaryship of War Subject-'- franco, wis tendered to Gi-n-nil f^eutt by the President, indicating that tin- bitter Ins stil' some care for til Union. The Gen- eral, knowing that it would ho ratbei difficult to get al.itig with Mr. Buchanan in the Cabinet, and.\nut being willing lo \ give up bis own pos timi, declined ihe ap- pointment, and with liis fullest approha- Xhe Crisis of the Union! sm.ai. wititK jiST wix niawi'A? The Ntwsp'iptr for tin Times! Weekly Bay Book r Steam Printing. za'inti- Tiehets of Adiuiaaioii. '•!•'> cents. 2-.21 T3sellers' Association. fMIE Annual Meeting of tb roit isoi.\ I E UtY BOOK liolits 'ha t M H a piveriwu t of VVil n: .ill v n.i.l ii. it » •« \f >•!>••'«' •»« la r »iHm. f-.l 11, i.. Hi\ •••'••« \I \\!\:\'\ .,„ • lie.'i-ni;.- iBite'li. ui.i.\iiU>i ••! viiu-u-ao--\ien'l.i. I...I t.i eetiik-tlio lO'fc' t,..rtlii..uilllv»™ ,|.i„.k-istaiullli- ii'-sm 'I >i-.'lun. *\«'' ma} l)oiii..ciat». I'onsHtall niai '\\> nul't »• t u It \ml siiund i.iiimiMire eiuilt ' 'I iiiinni.: tin'lienlili' ' Ail \ i l».. 'lit\ i II ,i k rjiilli Annual Meeting of tho reat-lior.s') lt Sf^Yi i ivl-:i'iii'.^J)Av'iiiiuI<! ..\is'ioAiii io (jitot'.v 1 As-iueiniiiin of the Third Assembly UH; 1 Assuciaiimi of the Third Assembly Uis; u ,u„nv.,i iM,ie 1 «i,,..«f..»'..•;• ;••';'''\'f ;\^^ ,,'.\' trie., will beheld at ,1,0 East District ScW \ ^^ '^'^^t.'...\^^.'..MS V '„' '^ Hi.uso.ii, liiis place, on baiurdn; next, tlic J»J«;„ lV ,.lh- u -,. HUotel ri.i„i,gA„u™»n A„,l,..r, • \ \.. Utllinslnitl.eOinmeilCll'rnt - lonc.oek. St».-.cliw«fl - i»>lo. un-l Coukerj nniltall Hcportsoflal- \'\\ I Thero will he an aJiho.ss by I'ruf. Allis, ticieucu and its tion thivproBent Postmaster Gemini, Mr of Holley. Subject Uoli, a Uniiin man and p,triot was ap- ^^ >Wo ,„ E „ , tnd oll ,„ pointed becn-tary ;if \ \ ar, udiiilrrim oxt ,, ci , c s „ f i m i„u.iosliuK ehaiuct.-r. Citizens, and nil friend It is said that the cutter liar, iet Lane has sailed with sealed orders, the desti- nation being, prohably, Charleston. As to be expected, the disuiiionists feel awfully to-nigbt, cursing the President and Gen Scott most lust ly. If the Presi- dent only holds out, everything may be well vet. Mr. Hob deserves great credit for his patriotic efforts. The same must he said of Mr. Stanton, the At oiney General.— lie is a thorough out spoken Union mun, and line lidioi eil assidinittsK to induce the President to stand hj the Union What- ever their political prodiloeti. ns may be, all parties will thank tlieiu fur their time- ly services. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 31.—The steam er De Soto, from Havana, on tho 27tli inst., has nriivid. The monetary crisis had reached Havana, where it was severely felt. An issue of two millions in Treasury notes was about to be consummated for the rclt f of the commercial community. Eight hundred tbotisa' d dollars worth of the new bonds bad been already issued, which merchants at Matanzas had agreed to receive of cih,i'ivti»,ii,aro cindinlly invited to attend. Per Order of Committee. Brockport, January 1, lntil. L IST OF l.-ETTEKS vomaininR in tho Post Office at llrockporl, Jivnuniy I. Persons culling for any ot the following lot tors witlnlenso s.iy \Advertised.\ KM I'mi'kk ALBANY, Dec. 31.—The now Pepul- Tho various avenues leading to the i ]j eal) p„j )pr enterprise in thia citv, prema- ' ' ' \' \••''' \ tion of form - , , i i- I. , „.n i, „-, _f,«, I tins weoK in ue emaigeinent of the sounds <rom daylight until long after j ^^ llmU , r t ,, (> £,„ of Rfpilh . i.HO vaiioua miimtt- i »^..w...^ .« v \ w IICUD pilll'l eilLer|illiili 111 lllia ell v , pi park are crowded with people of every | tutelv (level pod by the publi&uic age, position and color, and the lake re-j M>- Carroll's prospectus, is to take b '\. i..i:_i„ ,.„.;i i™,„ n f.»rlthi s week in t ,e enlaigeinent of dark, with the cheerful voices of tho skaters. Many admirable arrangements havo been completed, and add materially to the comfort of tho visitors. Among tbeso aro refreshment saloons, stands w hero skates can be hired by the hair by those who have come unprepared I enter into tho amusement, and last, but not least, the regulations which pi event the ladies from being intruded upon by those w hoso \ presence is not required.\ All these things are a| preciatid, and tho skating pond h s become one of t o institutions of Kow York. Thero has been qui e an exciti ment when most of tho iutel igent and patri- at the New York University, m consc- ..tic portion ..f the voters expressed their q\\\C e «'' ! l cl,!,, B'' broight against Dr a, proi.il and dcterminntiun to maintain them Pert.nps hero and thero a pliant mcr- hantorpo itieinn, who,claiming lobe a Aylette, a private instructor connected with the institution, to the effect that In- laid withheld tnnn y deposited with him by certain students. Dr. Ay leu e be ng lender m the parly, may be disposed to ' « '>»l' vo of Soluh Carolina, and quite a u.nk.'degr:idingcTOiT<«,iirrair!!,nTnVentdirt' ^vovit* a.noug ih»^!soiithcrn' •students, for tho sake of keet ing themselves nt j tbeso latter gentlemen were hfgtily in- ease, and continuing the silver stream censed, an 1 resolved to depart for their been t,rontly influenced by l\ea' laws an. institutions, tin re can be no doubt. This fact alone, has, beyond a qui Mien, ha d much t o do in the begetting of the jeal- ousy existing nt the South toward th e North. The North has encouraged free labor, fico educational institutions, and cnterprisis in which muscle ami trains were blended. Tho South has exercised its fullest poweie in increasing shne labor, in prohibiting the education of its work- ing men, and in confining labor to muscle and sinews. Under the working of these two almost diametrically opposed sys- tems, i. is not strange that great prosper- ity should havo characterized tho one, while tin other remained almost station ary. The North has quietly maintainor) its local laws, institutions and enterprises its growth and prosperity being tinpara leled in tho history of nations. From the nature of the Southern institutions, ns a certain result of the law of caiee and effect, difficulties there could not he avoided. Although the Southern States have, unmolested, adopted and enforced such local laws as they deemed advisable and expedient, their peculiar institution has bien to them a great souico of to their p> ekiis m < But the rank and fib of the party un- derstood what they voted ft r, and they understood the duty and obligations of tluv.e they elected to n pre-cm them in Congres 1 --, and execute th 1 ,ws of the n it : oti. Any considerable d parture from a nob'.o stand fur ..ur constitutional rights, by tho officers elected by the Republ'.c- ans, last November, rither representa- tive or executive, will bo remonstrated against by ihe electors, and the guilty branded as unfaithful to their trust. L\t the parly and its agents stand by lis principles, and present a unit d and determined front; make no compromises with secessionists or traitors, but make them submit to tho decrees of the ma- jority, or take the consequences. South Carolina and other slavo Stales never would have gone in their treason- able course as far ns they have, had our chief magistrate been Andrew Jackson instead of James Buchanan. They un doretand the man they aro dealing with, and they intend to prenc.li and practice treason under his indulgent rule, until tho people through th- slavo States aro inflamed by thoir false representations of tiie v iews and intentions of the Repub- lican party; so that when Lincoln takes the Presidential chair, on the -t'li of March next, they may present it united resistance io th-- execution of the federal laws, and bid defiance to the power of die government How successful they may be in carryirg out their foolhardy undertaking, they vvid loam, when Lin- coln takes the reins of government. The result will depend upon Ins fitness for tho high and responsi 1 lo position to which the people have ehvateil him. If ho has the firm determination to do what is right, and submit to nothitu wrong, tempered with discretion, (which I be- li ve ho has,) traiti rs will soon begin to tremble; secession and rcsis ance will no more be mentioned; and those that have been foremost in tho disunion agil at ion, trill he the first to sue for pardon, and declare llnir loyally. All that is want ing, (in my opinion.) i« a determination HI the part of th government, to put, n nlcllii-n without counting the cost, nnd very little eo-t will be necessary.— Laxity in the govi-rumen- has emboli! cited South Carolina in its rebellious course, and brought about the present state of things. The slave States have less reason to complain of the personal liberty bills passed at ihe North, than the free States havo to complain of the obnoxious fen- niious homes. At an investigation of the matter by the students, last Tuesday evening, it was found that the whole affair grew out of a private misunder- standing, and an amicable Btato of feel- ing was restored, in spite of the efforts ol a portion of the New York press to give it it political bearing The fifty-fifth anniversary of the New England Society was celebrated by a dinner, at tho Astor House, on Saturday evening. Speeches were made by W. M. Evarts.Kcv. Dr. Hitchcock, R. H Dana, W. C. Bryant, J. \V. Sonttee of Vir- lican Sliitcsman. Tho paper promises to stand by tho Chicago platform intact, and tho M-.rg.in and Camp' ell State policy. EKLAIiOfD.—The Bmckpoi't Bepuhlir has recently been enlarged and much im- proved in appearance, making it a larg size for a country neivs, npi-r. The lie- pulilir deserves access, a d, jn.lg ng from the milliner in wliieh t is got'en up, it must receive mi increased amount of pal ronage — Xuiidn Anns KNLAHGEMKNT.—The liroekp rt Re- public one of the best of eoniilrv week- lies, has been en'arrred and otherwise ii . proved, and is now pr'ntf 1 hvstenin pow- er. FT. N . BRACII Esq., is 'ho edi-or and proprietor. We cittigrnttilate him upon the ev d nee o his sneer s . — [L 'ck port Chronicle. PUFTTV Ginis. and thosr- who want to look pretty. n>e Riuldmri's Russia Salve to remove tan. freckles, etc. Ir is a'so an in- j fallible ren edyf'-rents burns.scalds cnrns.l frdons, and ernp-ive il *en-r:, pr-m-rally.— I **-W -• *U- pin«A« t for 25 cents a box. I All o JHIMnlslr-v, Aiiitii'im, L l-l 11 llj n ngm. Frederick lii-(i\>ii |i F tl...iilv Yf.nlv 11...e. MuMurettft I!., -iiii.il . VI lliM. c. AllilleW Bim.k. S A llowliw .V I Uonrinm-, Mr*. CK Ilrown, Hiilieu l'lge utt. 1 lln M Birr-nv,. i h.is C ury truncii Chuso llavls Criunui. U W Coiiuer. LuKrenco C invi'l -li'lui Oontioll. Win D Uemi',, Jorj E Elli It. l.tovl* 2 F Fitzliugti. D H G Green, Geo L, Glbl.iii It (lofutti, Ikivid Ort.iloj, Judah 2 Gontli.ilKe, Benj Gigor, E l> 11 lligro, W 11 imnctfin, E I ! Hl-clicock, L. N H.il. I. Uoil'rv Ohio, -I nmr'l. Orri n llii'niii il, snruli H-ilTimn. (loo Ki-lnl-ill. A K. lie,. J 1. Uirorp, I. M It M :|er fliaa M.n-Ui..r,i. tin. j . M....11J.1I1U M.11 1- Mm in. .liex Mai-nil En, 1 V Miuiikri-i lo. Win McF-uIni, Jolin Mcll'V B itol-le.1, Ttios X Ji'oitlii'ili, Albtt t I- Price. It R rcin l li-o C rrttteiimn, Jaco b F.irkei V a llotilillll (too niclimlHOn, KlngMOD Iteeit. J.uc\ Kaiiilull, Mls u E SI S Sklilmnro, J E Smllli I' Smlili, Mrn Siunn C slu-nvnoil .-c -.Vliltcomb H-r.ilg-.EI , banasH 8MB T T.i.\lor, Henry A lerrj Ann E V V..l!itiK0 Robir t Vlncln, Geo Vetnoti. Ht-nry lUet Willi sp. a toll iligisu.l Iiei,« t.i.l^'i .1 .1 .l-iiie slu iiM.i.'1-n iU.-LSi.-sS, 1-AUII.V VSllI.llllHtl Y rVt'F.ll. Alleoiiibltieiliu one, Hiiillit a dieae-cr price tllnn ttnv other linr-i-r pabliatleil TKRUS-CAill l.N AliVAXt-B. One r(i|i) per aimuin. - - - - s2 00 Trmcuines dn„ - • ' -' \J 0 ?, Fil e coined 0'i -\ ^ 1.1--.,-/one c.,|I - • • '-\O\ 1 UM'R.vL UFFEIIs Toe- TJ l-oatnuisi-er or liny other ii-sou wh-i i.|,Utiu-t o. i-Hlb at a llust ufiiec. ami m-ml «s live ilollilrs fol ll\ C s-il-aiilln t-i. Me V, It seud U S-vln eu|,j quills W.- mute tins oil'-rtlial llio pmier urn, lie niiie'tneo.1 u e am i ulliir M-iik'l.- .. It ,vill!lU,.-.i.....,ei.'« ...111,, l-t..f.I.el..iliv • N'»- null oii 8 n»ll stury 1.) 1'1-f l'r-rk, ut >•-, eli.itle.l VllHilMAl I.Alltfc, vt TaluufllleEarlv^etlleiiit'lit.ol *'i\ ,111 ueer l-.l.- III\ I n-e» VV.i- ••'in—a lliiilllng leu nl l.-i. Helen .. at ,.,r, iti>-,t i-lll-e I. CI1..U ei.iiltoent tliat most nil tnke ii iiir-1 iisu it,-, dau. n to elii-ci.ib e l .taelliif.ii, Mary .lacnlie , Louise -tn-ies, lii'srl K KtlllUe. J P Wrltl.l, J Wllhril. FT O Wen iv.irtH |. I W'.-uor, L-iu rente W-ii\.-.'. P S VV.M'e.-. \I.-x tin Wiil.li Maev Wmeii. Mil nih NELSON A. SMITH, Postmaster. -a.l li t.ir .i sinn-t time use tlien ill..its lo Ntill tntliei in r ti..u llusoll.- II.IIM-U.-I -ley nni-ne uvi- .it..ii-li elli -• .ml I' \-\I IO\ ,; , L '-l e s.ii'1. ivi.. lji! einil-iil lo lai jiall. . I-.r Al.ii a ..JO \t ll.il lias been f.n...,1. ,.r ,v u ,-r--,,. , n.i.-ii.l.i r.,iiu.-il. nu.li- ti.ins.iiiian,:l*r,lieiiiieli le il-ll -no iloi.lu eaellsilbicrl- bcr- I\ In- i inie or imiiu . Q « S...-1 lUlCll ieji.es -Hit frCC- . i^.ejiueo una leii.li. is »nl ue'-caftcr be furiiwhuil tho VYhiiiiLV U.vt UoiiKt l i'lie li.n.at Jier vear, at tut? lowest eiuO ralce. Ailetilerii 8hou.d lieuildres-cd aslollons. going post offlcc.c.an..va„as,,,i I uU',,... ]RHoi!ToKsc0 | 220ff2 IBS .Nassau street, >oiv York. Dr. Russell J. White, Analytical Physician* C AN bo consulted at his offices, as follows, free. •irucRi'Oit, Anicvican Hotel, Wcdneeilaj 1'cliunry 13. itoctici'cr, t-\g t UoUi. i-i'iw nt, WHcuibci 3t; Muu- day, January 21; SutUidrtj, Vebtumy 2, M«n- dny, Febriniry 2b, mid >aluida\. SlaiciiSt'. Alb on. I'Uitt's Hotel, 1 l.un-ilHj, 1 *LiUHr> 14 Lockuuit, Ameiictiii lluiel >iiuaj, Hb KI\IJ' 15. Upon all Jiscusos incident to the human system such na afTucLiuiib ot tho lungs, ht'Uit, liver, hi\in.\.cli, ku.m; t», spleen, i«ur- vunsness, dropsy, rheunmlism. aathmn dys* pcpsitii weakness, btinicniiis, scrnfula lup liiacasc fscalj oi son-litnd, uleei's, iiainly- sts, ua*i'curiiil ib.-'V i-fr. mn-uritios ol *'ie bluu'l, A c , Ac ^ t- w til explain ilu's> -np. tiiiii.t eliafiicUTizmg at) uhruui ili^va^OH, and will-now b> UtMi.uiistiaiu»ii& tlmt the pit'3'iil iimtlos ut ii'L-ii in^ thoat- dwases aro wrung, and nt'i cti.cu.ntcd tu prove ben eiicml, amit>x|ili'i • tin* pi ncip-wsliy w\ ' >h cures ot tunaf dn»> a^* can beeffi'tiicd ,l e do nor maktsick to ninUe «vcll, oi teardown tu build up again lJiM-a.^es are perma- neutly lvmoved—n» .siin'ihried li.ru rime tu rekindle in sunt'- <.tlie. pait t>t the body. BH ri'hhhUCtMitli nuilLd t»» tl' P stmk ot the UKI'IHUC OFi'ii'B, and upon w liich tliit iiapi-r i* piinu-d It doos tin- biM < ind ol w rli, as may bo -»ucn b> tho fifM-ral IIP-U- hiual bills alR-ady pi mud upon it. Er. A. S. Scovell's NutiontU Amtyticul Medical Institute, 171 llAiliuiU.S el., Al.liANi ^srAlltlMlhtJ lor tu e tuutiuL'iit ol atl Uiscifeoa i-T \U Uitr nut-. ainUtilids ox A 6 C'\IVI:LL H nl be in atlouilancis n^ lcl- lt * HUIOI . t-mltf Until, Au$u«t vi, 13, Si |.lru.t.i i «. i7, OctKi'i'i -5i ~y» Ui'tviubci 'it 0, .1-1 u«.', <<, \. itiouKli'ul Anoiattit it o ol, Sje^nsiMlmi i&, Ot^ibtr M il. .-i-u.lj' l * Jaiiu.il ) b- •UUn.a, MI-LB ll.'^-i, .iiioUkl 14, bij'ui-i- . IV, U- l-lljrl ol, UcCHlllielb, J it l MM} U. l.ni^nM'1, Am- 'uui ti.-tw, rt'i 0 u»l 17, !•>, Miun.b . i •J J .'lllteiiilUjl I , DclLIUUlM (J, JiLlllliirj 10. [,'(..> (. Miti-. .IUII 11- ul .,u b i»-i lh, . sij.Uu.tnr HP, i!l ; .N-..iinin*i a, d, 11-uiii'jt.i i. h, .(.tu it , U t.tii .i,i-;»jiK a - '1, Ai. b u.t y, M-j.iui.i.ii *i . . o » iiibbi I, Ueciiin^Bi 0 ilttiiuitij ;3 . 1'UNaL'l.TATiU.N !•'KliIS. .••('ill • tuSfil Ml'lic.N ,il.'.jU - 1 laU'D Wo tiuat « 1 t.f l.UUJ ru 8. in-ti KTew Story, DARK NKSS AKD Ey Reader* baveyrn sc*n Prnf. Wood*a advertisement in our paper. Kead it; it will interest you. ftkrrmjjtE. In tins villapc, .Ian 1st 18ill.bi Rev. E. A. Hice, Mr. Orr'm Smilh.of Parma, and Mins AdelndeFosuiiro, of Clarkaon. mum. ill SI PP. 11 ii u Advertising Column. I WOULD hep; tln> privilego of ealliur; Ue= ntlcnliotr o f llio cillxeira „ t Uintir-o and vicinity, to my Stock of OR MIJJJ. In this villnRo, Deocmbev 3-tli, Hefrcn, aged about 4-J yeirs. Jolin In Spencerport, December 27th. Alice, wife of John liorst, Emi, aged 4u years and ginin, W. 11. St-wnrd, nnd others. Tb ,t 111 montlia. of Mr. Sonttee was truly pntrioiic, nnil Mr. Sew aril's at. once witty, pliiiosoplnciil anil concil ntory. He gave his viows of tlio BeccfBlon niuvetnent, which to tlio effect that no Stato can stand alone, out of the coiVcderaey, anil hinted at the coercion question, in a quoution from Sir Thoinns Mooro, that thoro were a groat tn.iiiy schoolmasters in tho world, and that while there were very tew who knew hi w to instruct cliil iron, they all know how to whip them, f 'If SOUTH CAROLINA—The latest news from the \ 8 at of war,\ indicates that the fire eaters ore becoming somewhat subdued in their pretensions. A few of the South Carolina militia occupy Fort Moultrie, cuicuatcd last week by Colonel Amlerr-oti. Tho condition of ntl'aiM in that State aro represented to be of tins gloomiest character. While starvation is staring the people in the face on one Bide, business of all kinds is suspended ou the other, and on atl sides, there is a constant fear of a negro robellion. Poor bomb. Carolina' Huvv she raises money for war purposes, is pictured m the fol- lowing piiiugrapli, which we clip from an exchange: Sonic who were told that unless they paid S1OU0 ouch, their houses ootild In- torn down over thoir heads, bave poid it, mid then fled for tlu-ir ov\ n uniyy and that of their families, to cities further .Norih. It is also reported, and there is no reason to doubt tno truth of ho ro- JKJII, tlr.it u d x hun been piivutely lev- ied on slaveholders, of $10 per head for each s«ee owned by liiom—a tax so onerous Unit, in sumo cases, the slaves will bo confiscated and sold in order to meet it. Of course this is all kept care- fully out of the published new., and offic nil proceedings. Tho-o \ secrei sessions\ which tho Convention is daily holding doubtless takes cognizance of these and similar mutters I t shows to wlmtstraits the secessionists havo already leduced themselves, and how they aro sowi g the poods of discontentamoung tlieirown adherents. tortmemimtfi. \pOU SALE.—Ar a satisfectury price—for J; Cash, or will he Exchanged for other property — an Order t'ur l-'iitcen Dollars Worth of Tuition in Eastman's t'oimnerc-nl College, of Uochvster. Apply to ih editor of this papur. tJ'il M ON'KOK COUNTY CI.GUK'it OKU E.-Solip * fn hwreby given, tlutillie UHIIIVB uf ilii* |itr«>ii!» li, aerve ^as Jurms , a' a County ouri unil l..uit ff Sefsinnn, to bt* licld in nutl >or ».a'U (otjnt\, • li il e third .\lond:iy of Jiinuarv nt^t— «i 1 iwui-uwn ni iliiE nfflcc. »n tlio -t'li tl»y oi JuniMiy ntrxt, a t 10 o'clock in tlie foronnon. D. L>. S. II tlO VVN, Clerk. Dated December 28,1SS0 n\ Brockport Collegiate Institute. T HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of tho Uruckpurt fulle^iaic lusiuure, will be lield at the Libraiy liuum uf said Institute, on Wednesday next,the 9th inst, til 2 o'ciuck, P. M M to eiect eight r l niblcea, in place ot Calvin Lyman, L ii. Uu.ines, W. H. Seymour, L. Whituey. J . S. Thomas, T. Frye, II. 1 J . Norton and U 'Iha.cher, whose term of serv>cu expnes at iliai imp Immediately attur wii.eh the Aimual Meeting uf the Hoard ot Trustee* will bo hold to elect officers lor the ensuing year. A full and prompt attendance ut especially solicited- By order of tho Pn aidant of the Board of Trustees. J D. SPKING.Scc'y. Brockport, Jan. '-i. idoj. The Sacrifice. Talc of Collin^wood, BY JIHS. MARY J. HOMES, Author \f \Marii 6r»-oj,\ \Lena Rivers,\ etc , DRY GOODS GROCERIES, &C. li\ STORK, i, ilmiii'in, L'.ivi'M>'i llvor. I vi t.*vi' .-»uivn, lirti)..,), . ii.m.i.t.. i m- oll.l,- «-l tlu-ti .\..14 -Aalliin.v lulli mc, I li- -, i. Ii-l-u- ..uu ut i|i« l--'-,i>l UU l*\' 1 ''1 ll, L b;H» II >H>'U\ (UM>, SI. \ti'l f DftUce, l*IW\Lt'M» Ol llilli 111 11 \ 111 lid, i'.ml I'uettiiKl ilamlH, iStiniblK-i-s, I'mant-lr-, i|r j IOJ, Uj*iieii!iia. ••miiii'Mt or uu.Uui>nn tltedlcimit.li , lutl • ,u-lion, t. Oniuuiicsa tiiuliiiaa, Jauhditf. tai n w. 11' >, \\ rmvn -t|H)LN <i|ion m o SKui, Uni-HH mi l Lniay illuulties ; ml fci'imue Litiitjiii nil*, «^| iiini • 1» i. i * .ftiie rt'umbnmt UttUcwllinMict u.itu.n Dr. ^covcll Liisgivviiliiu oii'iiL'Httt'iitiii.fnr ytarn, to treating ull Cnnmic una long Mnrtiti p l\Utu»* ^ tl viTj nuiue antlDituif, ntnctt.i b> Analytical i rluvi Our PhUojnj.hy of Praul.ct) is foandtd upon ' W 'nws «>f Aiituiu Our flieuiy of Uisiat-tr, tlit I'lit d ,JUS lhrpc Latto Imve taught us. Our Mati'iii. Mi'il ta --.lie bounJU-f-s t'orc&t. Ur. A . iC'tvull ba a broil favoia'l> kinwn io tl o public fyr a long time, nnd has no equal as rcgaiun [' a —WHi the cU'iuiiii f.'.mso bcai in Uitui H e DAinex f .lu-U J Ah'lo, K. .1 Mattel, V, i , . nee, as'cputvd AnilyiUal pli^nlclnnn We ri-mii'M' llio i.retonaloi,5 of tbuauuciitUn-i'n a tl ciru;.! •!_• * »• ligation. utmdredau n give tliolr testlm« *B!B cf tin- n'.crc*B •tf nur prac •<*'•. i n«it liiwuboeii given u\ n> di»)» r l y t ite most (iu-'uvut i-htsk-iut.!'. Wo K.ilut n.h[-,. Hunts 2< tti 1 Prof Wood's Restorative Cordim AM) 131,001) HENOVATOK. i .1111 , ..l |.. ;Q 0 'tn-re m/ft r \ b v w at it-) iianio in-1.-.'•?•. f->- • im n t i.tllit) \v.t*. ii if rem l>t'ig !l itu'i nireiitftiifinti<{ t o tu- <iii l .»-• m.nf. ta, ie iiiiatfnif . • 11 In n' .la-'-'g Hat imriiv. - UH-l H-ml m tilt- s ^I'tti Miit, i . . i-f ..ihca-e U t , n. ( . ,.u,» i ..tTi.t- t tlt««» 111 lb A |.'l t •> hi) wiMUi. ilu- nat'li «f nil i«l Hk-llluil, (t)iiibinii u 'iintc ami \6 so |it?il in|i'-\ «* tu art uijit ftt't a>co't!»i.rt •he fturJo/nufure. ami ueitrt t'-utht the H-«IJUH 'Iwiiacfi, iii •' it'll »i|i tin- <•',( (tiivi oijj.. - tilay fitl n\ 'iwi (Mi-ioMn-i >r. tation |i • .•• ftictl- ' ' in ut' g l H '*•* fltcct\ ur i] tu t u ti Ut-i't!'-''I \.vwl fiy In- Itu lu ur d*-i>'i'--loii vi ^\ . jit.it* I •* r.»m '•'•'••l viitlri'lv Of l*iu;.tiil.1|> ,II I iii>ii>a to-i-niiilih cmtiiuiti-,-pnwt'tfiii on if L. til 1 H->-ti 'ii* pr*i|nri-iw-B an-. itmsei,ufi|ih CM f* iDViT-jii', S-icuftr «* -1 Imn lut)^ l>fi ii f, n i im a>i • .lfra'iini n li- uiud'ial woij.' \>< h U • k tu- ih--* i^U v j-kUlcl In i:u-ilU-.il/sn.lu. ^ . il ,i «•> b \A win* U.'iVfl \iilTr i*0 f.nni uHnltM. •r it n-*-!- »-» me-Ui'i. »k<i\ or kunwieilc;.* t*\ei j • M'Htlii t-i.nih r-lliiWfl nli •liai-KK \nf >l>» f e, iio^i i;i i tue •in.tniiiu'J n # *it*ipin oten t>,! i*i rttucM of miny .if the most ilanjip-nu.* t' Uili n y <K coil taiitlt linl.ic—| k :^.a«tl.ef..ll.wing: C.-n u».,. fc* i...,ll >9 li-.tiyivu-i, Iht-i-i-Mn tvt, •r i,;i.>. *, IMIOIHM*, VirvoUH I iliftl* Ht- H vMiim. t'nlimnhrHi of th e Hi-crt >lt* i« Ct »ioi* II* lira. Nijit S»I«I«, In ( .u- ; •Min^ii ii m l nil tbat tlaFf t.f c:i*e**. jm li;. tl v f'Ul i ni>atli*mle<l to io timi- c*'*- *Vftii r « IVfainftt tnd Irrrgutatttirt, ,' M - itf,».i m*-n'n or Tor, d. .. m,.' i • o-n -!*i • , r-t*«f>if\* o Hit* kldiiev-i, £<i.->'() - • r I tff* netiei.. i t|id l\. «e, or nrv , .1, * It--a Bi-wnt o f t ' o 1'ilnary 0»gaiir, 1', i„ i- fi- ll •.•'£• a , — i>- ii n->i\ .it u» i « v i-iini* U'JJHU., Ii 1|> * li*u»*ltiO't X- Sll^Vt V\i>'* 1inct«ii(t ai.it » , fl ,linllf•||t^m.lK E.uncUtmn Dtniculti of Jl rn I • nit; *•\• i't'lis-.i vt» mUIit eminier.itt* in • .ii'irf mill, bat we lirn> sfart- ntj * to .« , wtilnntonl- cirp 1hi><1flit tty foil-nil (• t ) * n nnil i-Vvfr, 1-ii* jit event till nl't»ckn nr\ t n^f r . W M-iftnn t<* Intiu>-no<% aivl ruic tl e « • can- * P If already Htfat-kt-d An.l n O tln-fctlv siii-1 i>i'ri>'«t<\i»lv u,n n tlie I 'it- - v •• tc».t *'\HSlni t'jp I ivfr \r. H. tinri. t *r ii. t t In furl all thM c*i\''<*t'nriBanil *i-ci-ll^r * • t i K x tlMit. tt wUl itifjiliiiiit hipfcni an i!ell*e >> • K coiitpqupiicci f .llr-wif g tivon chaiigi . f c!-n r a<.i| w.iter ; lienWJ'll ttatile-s PLOUM Ii.*e i WILL BE COMMENCED IN THE New York \Weekly. READY ON Thursday,Jalwary 3. For Sale Everywhere. tariculat Notice, E. WniTNEV, Jigtnt, Binitti's PMI-UI. I ay j Ingrains I SHALL from, nutl niter, this date, offer L'oillllluli lllgrillus . I li.eiU llurgililm 111 IVititer l)R-»s (iiirnls, SuperHiio Ingrains. fur uasli ur rcitili- pny My (jcucrnl stuck is Veiiitian, Stair Cuiton mid Wuol, t'uttoii, very cuiuplole, ami a liltIu muiioy will buy Hoinp, «Stc. n giWt many livods. Crumb Clntlii, Fpltiiins. J.p CLA.UK. DrugEOts,4-4, 6-4, 8-4, 10 4 ittit] 20-2. Uecvinbor !i?, 18li'l Uuga Innii 9i 5 i to $£• citr-h. • Cncon Matting. Manilla Jlnttinir, Cant-in |>'t JOL.A>I*HUM—wtic ns a. co«n..i Ojei «n-, MntttniY < fi. v-t.iii.ni | n-itu..,!.. is ,ii,,,o..iiui iu be liuid (11 t tie CIIII- luitvbtut,, i ll-.usi.-. i.i tiiuciiy \1'ltiicliesK-i liiuiidlol Itit-cotiiiti- Uiior una I'tirlur Mats in Brush. Cuooa ... M..111..11,\.. nm Km li i.uui- of imwiry, i»i)i-. ,„ T „,, „ _ I'ib-c, Fancy Manilla Wuol Skins, all i'i»cia\>»r in.ii.im >, hm-b, mm m cuiiioimi. I UE LEOISLATfltu — 1 he Stato Logis-1 shades. Tuftt-il.Veivet, Axiiiiiist tM ., AiloWiiilc, j;,, 1 ,,'* l '^!;!J° l !rM™\!i*c. 1\u u'.e'a.i'd \!.\r laltiro iissnmlileil on tliO 1st inst. D. C. * c - IJ '' ico3 varying Iruui U5 cenis tu $5 ,-un»bn! ihliu u, uil |ii.r,..ii« b«.in.u luii)i|ir-ar iit^llic .. , . , , , ^ , . ., . each . mii-l Uvi-i mill it-imiilt-l lii iucr»>,Ii rulifl'i.l oll i Liltlojolin wmclcolcd Sponkor,nnd H.A. - - ilisley, Cloik uf tlio Assi-mbly. In tlio Senato tltoro was no clmngo of officers. 'ho Governor's raossntjo was rcinl on $53000 Sto..k of Catpetings. 'j'HK Largesi and liest Siuck of Citrpols, L Oil '.JIUIIIM. and an Citrpul Ituutu UnuUs, ever oll'ered in Western iiuw lurk. Our increasing L ttr.li Sales liavu enabled us'uiiiake iiuge ciiiiitnuis wi.fi ilie iii..im- iaciuiers,tor muiic-y .wli.en niei u HI IUIIVII.CU ali.piiieliiiser-i of snivels ill-.t uur luuinnes furiuying buloie iliein iliu nesi, musi viti red, un 1 ilio neivesi patterns, and cuioniig tlic iniiiket afi'.irds.nt a veiy .-.man advimce, and much less than tlio cunt to uiaiiutaeiure. OL'K STOi-K lb VElii LAltUK, An3 complete in alldepariiiients, eomniiniig dilVe-'eut tiuaiines ul , \V liious, tligeiou Uriis.sels, Tnpe.itry lirusseis, liiiifrnsli Brussels, • i'ersiau llrusfteis, Voivets. , Kxna linpena. lliree l J lys, I Common Three l J lya, troitWo, and coi.sciottsof thoir own wealt- tures of the fugi ivo Anvo law, which, in nesB—of their own inability to maintain my view, is tlio most crushing insult ever it—they havo asked pertinaciously, and imposed upon a free and enlightened demanded peremptorily, aid of tho North- peoplo. It tvaltes a 6la\e catcher of cm States. This was the weak point of every freeman nt the North. If lie ro- tho South, and the refusal on tho part of, fuses to execute the. commands of tho tho North, to yield what was demanded,* matslml, he is liable to be fined a thou- was the \ feather that broke the earners sand dollars, and imprisoned in the Stato Wednesday W e shall give smnc extncls I ^'\\i ''A 0 ^- 10 \ 1 '^',, 0 \ Cloths YlaVtres- , 'yJ t o i -'* ,„'^\ b back\ with tho South, If tlio North pi'isoii. If a poor, panting fugitive, calls' from tho document. p«t week\. I \*v *™ lm *<'-> 8 \ lt0 «., ituciioj.ier, _ oiV „ r a a.,.„, r ; ,,, L , w .i, Carpet Paper, Purified Hair MntSrosscs '\\I'l\\«>• iiwmi, «.i.a nli.io»n. »•»mill.lenc. c..i» Rra Rmw Miillninii , Pnl... I ». r v.. II™\\ 1 ' 1 '\'\-'' *«'• \I\' Im-vo mkin nil.v i-(.-a>8lil- rt v-l 1- 0a Cl,tt0 ' r„u.i:i)loini,-,i»pi-.ini,ii;ii..fiin} |,ir.i.li iiUu , li u.mrl, Cocoa r tor e ditt o «• ivtiu ImviJ lukirn unj .injuii-ixii.n or UIL- exiiinlim- Also Pure Live Oeeso Feathers. HOW & UOOERri. linn til -nii 1 [i.l.ouei oi ivitiiL-Hi., Mi'uipfiuiii.ri n, rutlil'n NUCll lec-iiilliMlici.-, tniililrtit.mi itridl-xiilutlmticin to UIL- ri.iid i uimiit llio oiieiilligllier-or, im llm lli-nt tliiy nl' ' W. V. iiu* siionir'niimcu. iniiip «... •. elty ot\ iliiciitnu-i' ,in Iliul.tl u»y-.1 lli'cuiuuer, iBoe, *<U ' (17 , MIK4H SMITH, Jk.ti* ol Mint! «»«,ty, . My customers nro nwaro tli.it I alwnys havo kept up my Stock of Goods in Winter Season, ns well ns in Smim^ri find T nnw «a*, with full con fid on PO. rlmt. I hnvi>. now a* fnlj an nssor'inent ot Gnods as was'ever kept in this market. I propose for the JYcxt Thirty Day* to Offer Bargains to All who favnr mo with a call. It it ti'it nccos-jary to fimtiiprate «ach at-tU'le a» «iy customers lctmw j have a full Stuck. R. REED, 221 60 Main Streut, Bn»ck|iurt. TO THE IMItMt. FOR REASONS that must boappo- .rout to every one, the time has uome when the Cash bystem is tho only sale one fordoing business. In view olthiswc shallt'rom this date sell on the Cash or Itcutty PaySystnn only, honing by this arrange- ment to offer inducements to our t'onncr pat- rons (and as many others as will favor UE with a call) to pay Cash, as wo are dotar minedtoseilourstock of BOOTS AND SHOES At prices that cannot failto please. WICKES & BENEDICT. N. IJ.—All accounts due 0. Wicks ifc Co. must be nettled immediately with Wicks & Hencdict. Brockpirt.Jan 1,18G1. J MSt lt«:c<*iv«'(l—Hosiery; Gloves now rti.ylc Ladies l-hiun Skirts )tyl9Ui. MK81 £, P ( WON, XV WHOi^hbaLE A.ND RETAIL. vtit e wttli * hero, mill »<ll fl nvU t W npfinfui nt lt*a*t twfn' , e <*il\njj. A« i« p n >«((H«'tne , K » ^nrp'tiP'i tin* tijgfRt'Vi- o tm *, t »h\i]M he l» llip hiint'B nl «,*] \ r Rnni • r BiVniurr hiiivtn, Riu'tortu, mint\icrR Iiti-imt M •rnn. An*'all IniUpH »M HTn>toniMl to ipm-l 3 ] -nt ilnnr ^x^rc-Up FIHutrt nl^r,\» UFKII I t<y *H tlicy wiit timi An itRntpnMp, i-ti-niisn' nn. U \\1'ipot rcmi'ilv ncatiiM. thnt-p HLivh-rli nJ , E3 'liptn -f tli^lr lipnntv; fur bpimty rnhnnl pxi-t v-iU\ th* nhnvp trTr{fiit»titir«cf>u1imu< \*lirr H iiralit 'I.* I'OMMI l# aiierf^ct Mothfr'n Itptii.f €l I'enn mnn' h «r twnh-ru e M-of nal -IIIIIR! ( . . '1 ni!»* 'lip «l.*fl lf.it rie.l- .1 w'lli r**-rirt .Aw A .-..| .i^i v Tktrt. is uo mitlahe ahuvt tt thi* V Cttdeitt in a'l Uf clnim/o it. Mtitfttrt. tt* JV Vml I v»'i •«« ai-r>p-*l t \ dp eci tho ilh<p»t o Jk I 'fi'tie 11-Uftnl* nf vnnr iI«nirMpr« l.»f if M u Q nilit c I»I* n.140 ynurflnnpanO ], U f«l^r.>. fi.i «.i i«t*,e fi-i-nip'.r •nifitUddi>>irtirr 1 oripi ft*-,* L^ t vvn in i p*-ein»'nrf iravi*ralt'i>r 1)|Mt- IP* IIK- W rtml'-li n beknown it. tiniP th e lattf i AM. ofipi n nlixett tu> wllli the i-xcitpnu-nt of hiiBinpjs J •Iifi'if tt'wpronnl f<ir>onthrv Im* wnuhl irnv ' T •n Hie «»mo .trtirnvn-d pat)i. until loo tnl<> t o .\• m ihei* f-i'nt fiiH Tu t ti.i- trttOipr * ( A ,li«,»-* vigi'ent, ai'il t \ von ve cr-nrili-ntl V !i«rt»ii1- for wvareKtire your never fn'l-ntrafl* r- nnn will unpi-lnitly imlnt ynu |i> Prr-f. WnmV. U H-nlo aM«*t C\Mia**mininnil|!ennratnrM*>r M rem d* wlnrli sli'inMbcatwhi»(*nlianO 'nt'im ,f nuiirl O 1 VVOOn 'r...rtptnr «4 Hmi.,1 , ' -,il , W w YH-V, ami IH M-vUt dlrrPt. g' . !l oi «. Mo '-ml «'>M *«v all fcooil r'tUEC'st* I J^Pilreu v Do'l.r j.nr bntfi*. ' OROOKERY^ China & Glass Ware! SI iiu- undersigned has just received uircct iroiu ijiirDpf, the latest nnd moat desirnblo ptiitcmsut Mo-srs Cha>ies Meigli & buns* o^one Ohiiui Ware. *uy ttrrun^uineniit with thenmnut'acturers ar« siu-h as \\ ill enable me at all tnm-r to uffor my go -Us at sueti prices as wm dtiy CvJilipi'UIiull. i wuuid ^jiuticularly cail attention to a beautitt-l aasuiiUiyiuot WsllXii iROXi STONE CHINA Ol extra quant} auu tini->h and entirely new atyiub ol ijit-sbru. Oliiiiioner ^ kOio, u,aiiu. iiiciure. .viae u complete anrtorLiueiii of ail ilio unUfeiila >iut> 01 Queen's Waie. iub.M.11 I'ouubi.Ai.., in liiunei and Tea iulLbT WAUL:, uf plain white ; also Uui.u 1J.VM) auu ucCurated, soltie \ery ncii puiteiiib. Oi-Ar>d WAttt:, in plain, cut, tinu, poliili* ed and engiiived. Ki.ii.obi.AL XiAMi's, Giramlolcs, Candcla- uiii-.|Oliiiiidenerr, o.e. M.\.\ii.L UitXA.ui.N-iS\ iu this depart- ,i,Hiitl nave u vanei^ of putteiiis, u\urj- imilguiipcriniiiiiigtu the undo. IIK limits oi an advertmuuient will ni t admit ot ihe itiai.jr clioice »nu dosnauie ar- .ieie» on liaiid. t'lianii.iiii lor the liberal patronage ex.. .eiHleu to un-, i ii.ienu lo merit a eoi.unu. auee oi the siiiuo, u> aeepitig an asiioi-nteiit secuud iu none, auu -unillg on lenus ns ta- vurnbio as an,, house in the Union. N li —Uoods ropu.clr.ed to the trade at New Vork prices. Also, Kerosene Lair.pa at .\etv Yovlt packiii)r prices. WILLIAM S. THOMPSi'N, 182 . 51 Stato strcot, Itochester Notice. riMIIS is to certify that Henry ltieo was JL charged, bt-l'ove several persons, in his store, with l)i-iii(r n i'obher, and with haviiig robbed my wile s liiat. 1 am satisfied the snid clmrge \vaa and is untriio, and wit out any hnihdatioti, and there is i>o ground forcharg- iug that either said Uieo, or his wife, or any niie in li.a employ, was guilty of nnydishoii- p»ty or wrong tuwaid mo or my wito, or taking aujtlitiig from tlio wallet dropped by my wife, or withholding ii; and I cheerfully take this method ot making reparation, mid setting the matter lighi, as in duty hound. Dated Krocltport, Dec. 18, 1800. DANIEL GREENE. Witness, J. FULI.Elt. mHE Best TEAS for six shillings at minings a t R, RfidU'S,
