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The New York herald., 1861-12-29

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
A ssoRTMENT UNEoUALLED
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
White French China Tea Sets "a pleces) for Holiday
Fancy rsnsh sv@S x@Eb ion oS 100
FOR sssIsslss -lsf assssa:se engraved
sysr rsis sss Ss ss's sstTS csas ass ffi ioy
Silver Plated Casters &c eu bolles) FOR Holiday GIFTS. 50
COFFEE uRYs,
snr.. p.,., S5s-siS- 80 7sie SO ',,.',.
Silver Silver fsd rsa Ts FORKS % r G o G & hs sssn
Ivory handled Tea Kaises. Holiday ds the doxea %
an elegant variety gnGscn e CHINA VASES,
BIsQUE FIGURES.
BRONZE sss za1ssfsS FiSouREss. CHE
pAnrAs s0i MARsGE MhiRssfS a'sif FiaunEs.
BonEaIaS SGT ns'saL aELAsswAns. ais's
BRONZE ~ SS1 S%'SiS SASsh% S;I;. . CLOCKS,
Together with cnfss cGffSs''fp pissEa fissh 4 SETS
TABLE kI'A CLASS. sra s!s'" &C.. S%' &c.
DALEY E, s,oss:.., 4 CO:
A ArrHA''lVE HSLtRAS X aaNAS fs9Rf saRiHrr
CLOCKS yisHs ossssss1s GIFT sousTaD FANCY
AND ORNAMENTAL DINNER AND TEA SERVICES,
PASTEL PAlKrlsas,
MIRRORS,
and assortment OF other Articles suitable for
:. Of which viii be .sd p fsESHsFS FsioEs
4ss. 40 and las BROADWAY. corner Of Broome st.
A DyERTTsEMENT FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
IA Linen sets ut ~ per boz OF six sets, worth %
l0N French embroidered sc at 65c 7o and $ one quar-
Rich Embroidered Handkerchles Ecusson. from u 50
800 dozen Gents Linen Handkerchief a. - oo worth
81 30
AND OF MORE SPECIAL NOTICE.
One invoice of Real Point d,Alencon
The finest assortment OF collars and Sleeves Of the very
latest Paris Styles
Rich Silks just reduced 10 per cent
Al LEdRAIN'S,
729 Broadway, corner Of Waverley place.
A HAPPY NEW YEARl-MAKE YOUR CATHOLIC
IN friend present Of q good Catholic book. Visit ROBERT
CODDINGTONS Book Store, 366 Bowery, door above
Fourth street and make selection Decidedly the most
popular store in New York st. vincentS Manual st. Johns
gethcr with all the other standard works, 40,
NATHoLIC GIFTS FOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Bible most superb binding Life Of the Blessed Virgin
In velvet and bindtng Prayer Books In
every variety Of splendid and rich binding Al other
tahtshment In America richer stock Catholic
articles be found for the holidays thss 81 the old established
Catholic House OF EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER,
699 Broadway, up stairs.
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BROADWAY,
BROADWAY,

IJOoLEYS MfNsTRELs
III CSC broadway. opposite Bond nree4.
ANOTHER GREAT BILL FOR rife HoLiDAYV
FOX, GRIFFIN, ARLINGTON. HOWARD, REKvRh.
REED &C., &C.
in and original acts songs dances and buresques
PETER PIPER PEPPER PODGE,
by Griffin, Howard and Fox.
hit of the grand 0peattc Burtesque eetoQ
tons from LA FAVoRITA, by Howard and Reeves.
BY request the failing acts Barbary Allen, sally
Come Up Challenge Essence, The Serenaders &C., 30
Doors At6s To commence al Ia Tickets Is centa
Grand Matinee New Years Day, commencing at ~
The New York herald., 1861-12-29

ORNAMENTAL PYRAMIDS
In large variety.
CHARLOTTE RUSSES
MER1NGuES, MOTT0S. AND .BONBONS.
ICE CREAM IN NEWEST STYLES, FANCY FORMS.
BISCUIT GLAGES.
all supplied at the very shortest notice and at the lowest
price shy
HENRY MAILLARD
69 AND 62f BROADWAY.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
A MERICANS AND FRESHMEN A UNIT
n bIDE YOUR TIME.PEACE WITH ENGLAND
WILKES NEXT PRESIDENT
IRELAND AND AMERICA UNITED
HAPPY NEW YEAR COMING FOR US
ENTERTAIN YOUR FRIENDS WITH McAULIFFE,s
IRISH WHISKEY.
All prefer 1t to the best brandy
NO EXCUSE FOR NOT HAVING II AT YOUR TABLES
It is sent free in New York and Brooklyn s2 al jer
galon 90 per bottle Wines Brandes of that SUI
perior quality for which this establishment celebrated
JOHN McAULIFFE. Importer, AZ Nassau street.
THE SEVENTH AVENUE DIsTILLERY sfa AND
A 32l Seventh avenue between Threth and Thirty first
Streets New York. you the largest best
liquor for the least money. Call and be satisfied N B.
Liquors for sale in bond WM. HUGHES * son.
DUNLAP's EAST INDIA PALE ALE,
~ DUNLAP'S NA ALE
on draught, in bottle small casks, for families
I. RICHARDSON, Agent G6 Maiden lane, OF st.
English Turbot, Juggsd Hare, aud Greeu Turtle Soup
Tor dinner Tomorrow.
IJUME'S UNADULTERA1ED MUSTY ALE THOSE
IL who think the above IS nat superior 70 any trcwcd
imported into this country. should call 3 nroadyay
and be convinced thai 1. o.
The New York herald., 1861-12-29

w East Broadway-wili sell on Monday at II o'clock the
Lease Stock and Fixtures of the wholesale retail Liquor
Store Of Thrtieh street and Seventh avenue
ing in part Of three pull English Beer Pump, copper
Measures Kegs Headers and Casks with brass faucets,
Pipes Of pure Gin eighth and quarters OF Brandy, Wines
Gas Fixtures, &c.
The New York herald., 1861-12-29

1lRYANT'S MINSTRELS
ID Mechanics Hail. l72 Broadway, above Grand atroee
MONDAY Dec 80, and every night during the week.
DIR. TUMBLETY OUTDONE, AFRICAN POLKA
BI.ACKSMIrfi's JUBILEE
s. c. CAMPBELL In his popular ballads aud warblin9A
UN BALL0 IN MASCHERA
Sim Dipsey doorkecper Dan BryAne
Doors open 61S al ~ Tickets rs centa
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SALES AT AUCTION.
TYENRY b. HERTs, JR., AUCTT0NEER
Ill RICH HOLIDAY PRESENTS
on MONDAY and TUESDAY DECEMBER 80 and

on MONDAY and TUESDAY DECEMBER 80 aud 81
at IL o'clock each day.
at the depot OF the
COMPAI6NE GENERALE DE PARIS,
go Broadway between Houston and Bleecker Streets
comprising elegant FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
superb bronze and nrinolu CLOCKS and PENDULES,
real bronze sTArUETTES GROUPS and FIGURES,
rich Dresden china VASES
elegant French Jewery. Head Dresses and Ornaments
jet and Steel Goods In great variety.
Also fine French PERrUMERY
Lubn's Extracts, Toilet Boxes, Colognes, &C..
being the entire balance Of mporaons Of the Compaigne
Geneale de Paris and to be positively sold above without
20 close the business by orders Of the head
quarters In France.
Catalogues viii be ready early on morning of sale.
As this Ia positively the last SALE purchasers win do well to
The New York herald., 1861-12-29

VEKEMFTORf BALE OF A IAHGE AND EXTEN-
sye assortment Of Gold and Silver Hunting and Open
Faced Watches fne Gold and Diamond Jewey loose Pre-
Mondays December So y vM oSloSs Without reserve BY
and close consignmens consisting IN part Of gold Hunting
and Open Faced English Patent Levers do do Double Time
pine DO Euamelled and Diamond Watches Silver Hunting
together with variety Diamond, Pearl and Ruby Rings,
Breaches Eangs Studs and other articles In the
o'clock large lot of loose Precious Stones consisting OF
Turquoise Emeralds Rubes Pearls Carbunccs Amethyss
ONYX and Rose Diamonds
The New York herald., 1861-12-29

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR ALBANY
IL Troy the North and West, Chambers street at
and II A. NJ, and S:i5, aud io.i5 r. NJ.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN For Albany Troy, North aud West.
Winter arrangement, commencing Monday, Nov. 4 1861
FOR AGanyl03t \. IT. Express Mail Train frOn Twenty
siyh street depot.
For all local tiuins aee Tifne Table
JoHN DGSGuiLI. Assistant Superintendent
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A UCTTON SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN The beautiful residence OF James Conway, Flabas
n L. Will he sold Friday, January o'clock, at
Commrrco Exchange s69 Fulton street Brooklyn opposite
sAhe City Hall.
The New York herald., 1861-12-29

@ al. B0GART, AUCTIONEERs, WILL SELL ON
De Tuesday, December 81 at their salesrooms No North
Watches Jswslr and Fancy Goods comprising sssort
in Of patent eyer full eweIed Gold Watches gold
Pencs do Keys and Seals gold Breaspins and Earrings
Studs 4c rich silver plated Walters and Trays beautifully
Casters Parfan Figures Cut Decanters Gobets, Cham
pagnes, Wines, &c. Catalogues morning of sale.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., WANTED.


A FURNISHED ROOM WANTED IN BROOKLYN
IA. from till O'Clock, one day in each week; must b,
railroad route Address with terms and location,
and A. Brooklyn Post office.
The New York herald., 1861-12-29

WIN Writer'S, .AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Tuesday, at l0h O'Clock at l02 c. corner Of
sssen,h street. he entire Stock and Fixtures Of family
Soaps Starch, segars Candies Counters Scales, Weights
Measures and all other goods usually found In well kept
grocery store.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-09
PROBATE NOTICE.

zCTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF TRIN-
- ITY, SSH Probate Court, in aud for Trlnl-
~ County.
w the matter Of the Estate Of Hermann Dierchs,
deceased
i On reading and fling the petition Of W. Baehr
and Alex. Stler, Administrators of the said Es
tate, praying for an order Of sale OF the real es-
tate therein described, and it appearing to this
Court that there is not sufficient personal proper.
Nv in the hands of said Administrators to pay the
outstanding debts against the deceased, and the
expenses of administration, and that it is neces.
sary to sell the whole, or some portion OF the
real estate of said deceased, for the payment of
such debts
1t is ordered that all persons interested in said
Estate be and appear before this Court, at the
Court House, in Weavervile, county and State
aforesaid, on
Monday, Nov. 18th, 1861,
then and there to show cause, if any they have,
why an order should not be made authorizing
said Administrators to sell so much of the real
estate of said deceased as shall be necessary to
pay said debts. And it is hereby ordered that a
copy of the foregoing order be published once o
week for four weeks, in the TRINITY JOURNAL, n
weekly newspaper published in the county afore'
said Entered Oct. Is 1861. ...I. ...
E.J. CURTIS,
County Judge, and ex.ofllcio Probate Judge
NJ. F. GRIFFIN, Clerk,
4O4. BY G. L. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-09
MUSIC BOOKS.
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursu.
" ance of an order of the Probate Court OF the
county of Trinity, State OF California, made on
the 22d day of October. A. d., 1861, 10 the mat
ter of the estate of John Sidenburg, deceased.
the undersigned, Administrator of said estate will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, in one parcel aud subject to confirmation
by said Probate Court, on
Saturday, the 18th day of November,
A. D., 1861, at clock, p. m, at the door OF the
Court House, in said county, all the right, title,
interest and estate of the said intestate at the
time of his DEATH aud oil right, title and interest
that the said intestate has by operation Of law
or otherwise acquired, other than, or in addition
to that of said ntestate, at the time of his death,
in and to all that certain mining property, stua-
ted and described as follows, to wit The undivi-
ded one. fourth OF certain mining claims situated
on Soldiers Bar, on the south side OF Trinity riv
er, in the county Of Trinity and State OF Callfor
MIA. Terms cash. Deed at expense OF purchas'
er HENRY LORENZ, Admir-
of Estate of John Sidenburg, deceased.
Weavcrvllle, Oct. 26, 1861. 4t3w'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-09
Notice of Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that have
IN sold my interest in the Tobacco and Cigar
business lately carried on by me at the old stand
adjoining the ST. Charles Hotel, to Mr.. Leo schu-
macher, who will continue the business.
MAX LANG.
Weaverville, Oct. %, 1861. 42lf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-09
FOR SALE I!

MY WATER DITCH, RESERVOIRS and
lNl CLAIMS. The water crosses the divide
between Canon Creek and Felters Flat. 1t com
mands all the diggings on the main stream of Or
egon Gulch. The ditch can be extended to Ev-
ans Bar, and commands several miles of good
mining ground. The whole property will be sold
on reasonable terms.
Apply at my house, mouth of Canon Creek.
NJ. j. FEGAN.
Junction CITY, Nov. !, 1861. 423w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-09
BILLIARDS!
Bank Exchange {!

HE FINEST SALOON IN TOWN,
BY DAY OR NIGHT!
HNH f PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE TO
i state to the public that their Saloon is now
furnished with THREE NEW BILLIARD
TABLES. Marble and Slate beds, with Phelan's
Combination Cushions, direct from O'Conner n
Colender, makers, through their agent, NJ. E.
Hughes San Francisco.
The : Bank Exchange Bar is furnished with the
best the market affords, at all times.
Champagne of the celebrated 'Cliquot' brand,
always on hand. f. 4 j. YOUNG.
Weavervlle, Jan. 10, 1861. I've.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-09
N 0 T ! c E F!

A LII PERSONS ENGAGED IN ANY of the
IA following occupations, to wit Loaning mon
ey at interest, buying or selling notes, or other
evidences OF Indebtedness of private persons, or
In buying or selling State, County or City stocks
or Indebtedness, or in buying or selling gold dust
ior profit, are required to take out License
therefor, in compliance with "An Act to provide
revenue for the support of the Government of
..nls State"-see Statutes of 1861, page 442, Sec
lions "A and 75.
Notice is hereby given that the laws relative
hereto VIII be strictly enforced.
j. p. JONES,
III Sheriff and Tax Collector.
"eaVerville, Oct, II, 1861. 4Otf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-09
NOW OPENING.

A LARGE LOT OF GENUINE " "FIGAROS,n p
n which my old friends and customers are re-
quested to examine before purchasing For sale,
Wholesale and retail, by MAX LANG.
Weaverville, Nov 2, 1861. AZ
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town, and the latter the Banner county, per-
haps Of the world. I am glad TO see both Of
them and the good people Of both Tint may
npt, dlkappoint these, I will say few words
1oyou tomorrow IS to the peculiar interests
II Allegheny county.
He win speak more at length to-naorrov
morning. Shonld the weather permit the mill
tary.pagtans here tomorrow will be; very
1ne one Tile salutes curing the visit ae fired
from bsass field pieces furnished from the i. s.
sr3enal. -
JOINT COMMITTEE OF TIE LEGISLATURE
Mt Lincoln has been met and informally
welcomed to Pennsylvania By several meln-
hers Of the Joint Committee Of the Legiela-
ture who have come hither from Harrisburg,
which point he will take On bis way from
Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Mr::LincoEn beArs the real fatigues Of the
thp well thus far, and everything has trans
pirtd TO make the journey Of the President
elect to the seat Of government gratifying in
every respect. The party are here the guests
Of the Committee representing the Common
Council of Allegheny and the citizens Of Pitts
burgh. We leaye for Cleveland at IL a. II. to-
morrow,
, 1861-02-15
WHAT THEY ARE AT.

II ia evident that. the Disunionists are
doing their uttcrmost to make Chicago the
most popnlous city on the continent Five
wears Of difpsdon, The improvement Of the
Illinois River and the digging Of ship
canal from Chic3gs to LaSalle, would make
thu. result appa.ezt saa future certainty,
to all the world But as much a. we
should desire to sco Chicago the ntrepos
for TINT magnificent reach Of country e1-
tending from Memphis to- Lake Win
nepee, and iom this point vest
ward to the Rocky Mountains, we can-
not consent that the Union should be scv'
cred. But when separation Of the States
bscoaneslneYitable, and the North is forced
to c.n.ngr existing commercial relations
and find Northern outlet for the produc-
dans af the valley Of the Nissiaippi we
may, in the unprecedented prosperity OF
the city; the country adjacent and the lake
marine, find balm for the pride Of na.
,ionai11ty wounded by this deplorable
eYent In these times, when trade moi
-.patziohsm aeesns to be the spring which
determines the political motions Of toc
uanr Of our commercial men, we dare moi
say On thu subject al that look into tht
future. prompts, for fear that We ahoule
offer snch: Inducements TO the seccssionlst
from the Republican standard, that, tnsteat
3 Of rthtnfnis Of sfler tie Breckinfdge men
, 1861-02-15
Tho State Fair.

Since the decision c: the Executive Board of
the State Agricultural Society 1t fts recent
meeting, locating the next Fair at Chicago, tho
various Interests at that point have unWisely
got ints&A controversy Aganng themselves as
to who shall reap the N7,datAss amount Of benefit
from It's location there This Is the real point
ut issue With them, under whatever Fretext
the Newspaper controversy my be carried On,
and can only end in injury to aQ, aHd possibly
convince tbs Executive Board that rCcOntid-
acceptance Of some Of the proposals from
other points in the State will be impe1a!iye}y
deunanded hy the interests Of ftle Suriety.
The conditions upon which the Fair is to be
On WAS located fur 1891 were fully understood
bv all the bidders for il: that sufficient Euaran
tees fruu .hose iotfrcStsd at The Point "f l'ca-
ton would be required for buildings aud Fix
tures, together with snf1iciens quantity Of
ground, The erection Of au aurltheatrc, DC,
accordtce to ! lans aud specifications present
ed. The bids were all based upon the same
information, nothing more or less; amongst
those from tho various points who proposed
to comply with the terms required were tseo
from Chicago, ono from Gtorge " Gage,
represe ntInG what r. known as the Brighton
Interest," sud r. II HoyIogtop, Esq, repe-
scnt!ns the "Mecharic'a Institute" and Cottsge
| Gro;c interest All things considered, Mr.
Cages proposition was esteemed the most f.
yorahIe :tolt adopted. Ater the decision ihe So
ricfy addressed circulars to the President ofthc
Stste Horticultural Society, Mechanics In.ti-
tute, Chicago Ganienersa and others. requesting
ther kind Office aud'> operation" The 1nsti-
tutc, according to It's published proceedings in
1yituae, is s1ave!y considering the question
as to whether 1t shall form union with the
State Agricultural Society IN the approaching
| Fur! 4 mechanic" who is supposed to
represent the Institute, INSERTS In the Chicago
| Journal that "thc proposition OF Mr. Gage fe.
| ce31ed the preference ofthe Agricultural Board
| not from the fact Of any -pe1ior guarantee or
location, but from the fact that tley had PR
v;o4ay p1eigel Ais'a xaeh pre7sra-scs"
From what we know OF the chafac er of the
| prcsidep Mt aud Executive officers Of the State
Society nc feel sa{a 10 saying that such senti.
ments touching their integrity aso Us untrue
81 the whole eontruye1By between thc vutions
interests in Chicago Is iI-odriscd aud iudls:
Greet. 4 dirccs effort on their part to injure
the SOCK ty and cripple its usefulness In the
oonntrv. and dfiye Its Board 10 reconsider ft1
rasolutSoa Of location and accept The open hau
ded pledges oi Peoria, GalezbuTg, Blooming gton
!. onIacv, Atattoon, Springfield Of some athe1
desirahle point from which propositions art
etiii before ths,n. could not be more ehec.ua
than he eouHsa aaopsea; in faet nothing coui<
more directly tend to sucS . Eesuh thGp the KIM
d warfare tha& they are now cogaged In. Il IL!
enterptising and lheEl people Of thai. youn&&
and 14ixhty eitJ Of the West vouM unite ans
t.heaxtily = mopesste with tho society in II
/ e4fox$s to make t1e coming; 6eQtepbef Fair
, 1861-02-15

;n1.1 ana ~ TscbanicaI T re.,ources Of Ininois and
other States, 1t may be eaul and possibly sur
PASS any ST.. Louis or National Fair yet held
The executive Committee arc Jet to meet at
Chicago to exnmine the gronud proposed to be
furnished By Mr. Gage Is we'll rs to approve
the indemnity proposed for the faithful per-
1osn'ane: Of prenariog it. Should the choice
Of locality lie Brighton, OF eorae other el-
i,ibtc point. taoss assuredly 1t will have 70 be
approved by the committee ofthe Board. They
are men Of experience, well acquainted with
the wants Of n Fair going community. Allow
us right here to predict, thrt any locality not
9oeeeasing the prerequisites Of easy access, at
usua! comforts to be expected At Annual State
Fairs, will not be easily palmcd of upoR this
Committee. We presume Nj. Gage himself
does not expect 1t, wish 1t, and certainly could
not urue It, j"
, 1861-02-15


Editors Chicago Tribune:
The following is an e1tract from IN editorial
in Long Johns paper Of this morning, in ref
erence to the proceedings Of the RkrrK11oAT
meeting held in Bryan Ha1l last evening, which
scems-to me to present q new 1ulc In regard to
public meetinga: - -
sBut VIC do say that tbs time has come when men
who advertise public uaeettngs Ind pay for the Hall
shall control the meeting" :
Am Ito understand that II some ten OF twen-
ty Republicans should call t. meeting, and pay
for the Hall in which sneh meeting is held,
during next week, for the purpoae Of dlscus-:
sing tho LrBzRTT and Eco1oxI doctrines Of
the present Mayor, that I ara deprived Of tho
privilege Of speaking and voting in fasor Of
his pasey, II the callers Of thcmeettng are op-
posed 10 to Il: Plesse anSwe-, md ob1lge,
"ca1oAoo P1Ar1oaMr r RxzpB11qAx. i:
, 1861-02-15
THE BRYAN HALL MEETING.


Letter 1Co1n 15~- =. N2Ai6T0s tHsQs
Editors Of Tribune:
wish tosay few words In explanation Of
the couFze pursued By myself and the mnjori-
ty at the meeting held On Wednesday evening
last at Bryan Hall.
Before doing 80, permit me to say word in
reference to one or two Misrepresentation Of
myself personally: I am not, then, an editor
Of tho TRIBUNE or relative of any Of It's pro-
pretors. It ia due both to them and myself
to state that for several years my relations to
the editors Of the TRIBUNE have not been Of
the most cordial character. have continued
to takc the paper because, in its imptrsonI
character as q journal, I have believed and
still believe It is fair exponent Of the sturdy
Republcanism Of the Northwest
and fearlessly rejecting the deep-seoted princi-
plcs Of the party. It was, then, in spite. of per
sonnl feelings that went to the meeting Inst
evening to endenvor to uphold the TRIBUNE
in rho manful battle which 1t Is Faging
against the simid and tho treacheroua.
I went because I believed that the
TRIBUNE was right on the momentou4 ques-
ftons which are upon Us, and because 1belicved
I4Ek& IL ~ HA3 SOAlI4AAAtoA ~ P4HAA~ AA*S~*A03
purpo1tlng 10 be Republican, it would be ''as
when standard bearer faintcth," and:would
spread dlsmay through our ranks on the very
eve Of thu battle,
Now. then, as to the rights Of myself and
those with whom acted last night. It is
clnimed that those who signed tho call for the
meeting last night, and who paid for the use
Of the ball, hal the exclusive right to partcl-
pate in and control the meeting. Hal the
knot Of Water street merchants issUedl 4 call
for meeting for the purpose OF expressing
their oc7a sentiments, We venture to say they
would have had the meeting to themselves.
Republicans Of u the tarce grand divisions Of
the city," The only class not included, In the
call were professcd or aspiring politicians add
editors. II my Of either Of these tabooed
glasses were there and participated in the
meeting, did not see them. The object Of
the meeting wss stated IN the call to, be 'so
take fair Expression ef the true scntixa.ns Of the
| K<tat6{icaYs Of Chicago" The mass OF the
| Republican party in this city was included IN
| that cali. Whaterer resolutions were passed
wera to 20 forth as the fair expression" Of the
/ undertake to say TINT every Republican who
was invited to that meeting by the call, and
who WAS to be committed BY Its action, had
precisely the same rights there Is those
who Issued the call.
| No two dozen merchants can BY paying
! twenty-five dollars FOR the use Of hall pur-
| chase right to speak ID lhe name ol tne 70
| publican masses Of this city. If these gentle
| men will cn1l meeting Of Fork FacketR, or ,i o.
| any other class Of business men, no one viii
| disturb thciT feast But IN this city 1t least
they cannot pack public meeting Ut twenty
fve dollars barrel, and brand "kcpuolican"
ian" upon it, In order to ship it to q Southern
I market
It has been said that the meeting "as called
| to order before the proper time. no tine was
| mentioned IN the call, aha tne oNlsSlun WAS
| evidently Intentional, that Inc compfomlteIe
, 1861-02-15

~ Ror KnI,Kp ~ 6AxDw1cH-A boy by the
name O, Hopkins :xas run over By the cazs and
killed at Sandwich Station, On he Chicago,
: Burlington md Quincy Rantoaa, on Weanes'
DIR. by The Afternoon nain for this city HIS
toay M hor1ibiy; miaaagled. -: i :-".> j.
, 1861-02-15
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ILLINOIS CCNHEscr.-1 buy Ill kinds Of discred
tied Illinois Currency At the highest market price.
T. WILLARD.
feh9cl31W No. 2 Clark street
RELIGIOUS CoTIcE Elder 4. S. Hayden VII
preach in the Christian Church, On Monroe street,
between Aberdeen and Kucker, thi. (Thuszdar}
evening, At X O'Clock.