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, 1860-03-07


Yesterday WAS day notable in the annals OF
Chicago, without parallel IN the history Of our
charter elections. 1t was the most exciting
contest TINT crer was witnessed here. 1t called
out, as will be seen, more votes than crer were
cast IN Chicago before. 1t was stout'y con-
tested ut every poll In the preilminarles noth-
ing was lacking on either side that Tue aklli and
sagac'ty OF trained party leaders could suggest,
and with all these features 1t mas passed as al'
togetnef fhe most quiet election eEer known IN
th1s cry.
1nere was no rlot'ng, no disturbance. Not
citizen "as deprived OF h's Tote, II be had one.
No one was intlmidated out Of his rights rs
clizen, ana "hen 1he sun went GOWN " closed
upon day every way credltaele to cur city.
oha1l VIC need 10 suggest that 'hc cause of all
this was tue admirable ana perfect pollce ar-
fnngements, whien so strongly KEPT before the
e1c'taole cfo"as tne scmo4ance anu presence
otia", and only few oTerstepped the bounds
OF the utmost quiet and good order. Let any
citizen compare this page Of our history with
the scenes enacted TINT blacken the on1cial mem'
CRY OF Thomas Dyer md further comment will
be needless
al tue Seventh "ard polls On monday eve
mug AZ eleven O'CLOCK several nuaofeo entnusl'
ast'c Mhes'on eofnee"es hao eompea oas Jo'
'Ae "'ga'. we 81" 'hen a. c'e'en . clocA s''-
ung side by sloe' smoking their dudheens and
bearing stlllly up ior night wa'eh, ready to
spring to their ieet and be in line ut morning.
With early dawn tho Republicans began to
gather and they too leu IN line out stretching
out from Tue Po'ls 10 the eastward while Inc
Allesians we're ranged toward tce west. AS
it was optional With the Judges the line was
started and order gwen 10 move from eass to
tesst. When thus was announced there was q
disturbance at once which looked for short
time SERIOUS.
The presence Of large police force and short
y after the arrival, and apartment and firm but
judicious speech from Mayor Aaines, allaJed
all ebullition Of feeling and the Toting began.
Nearly the same order Of things was enacted in
the Tenth Ward, but by nine O'Clock voting was
quietly proceeding in all the wards, and thence
on through the day all vas quiet; <peaceable and
orderly.
There we're but comparatively few arrests and
these made without difficulty or resistance.
They will be found noted elsewhere. Tho lines
in some of the wards we're at times from tro to
three blocks in length, and some Of the roters
, 1860-03-07

FOR RENT-That very eligible
suite Of tf1ces over tn Gust House, occupied
BY Mr. Hugh Nc Co. Possession ist May Ap-
plFtrc. T. 4rknlasher No. "a. Cnss Hau.e building
3tiEetn II and Il A. H., 10 EUyLE1 / Ei>SALLi,
ID Ct1rt street. n1ha 20 In
, 1860-03-07

1he point at which yesterdays battle ragged
1ho tlercest was the Seventh Ward Here the
democracy put forth their ,nighticst efforts,
and here they boasted Of what inroads thcy
would make upon thc Republican force,
Iliarks to the Sterling virtues Of tho Saxon
race-the indomitsble pluck Of the ..scandina-
vians md Ger7nans-the Seventh Ward has
increased her reputation for steadfastncss to
the Republican cause! She gives o57 majority
for our ticket! What do not the Americans Of
the city owe the sturdy Teutons and Seandi-
nay'ans who stand between them and Irish
rule! Long live tho Seventh Ward! All
honor to the Saxon racet
, 1860-03-07

WANTED-COOPERAGE-
TIE subscriber will advance an Packing Barrels
'eeeaca " LII IN STORE And WILL h. IL I'LL SOLD
Hoor POLES, SLAVES AND HEADINGS
ho.fns and for sac. GEO. A. sEAyERNa.
nA,rh a.+vn
, 1860-03-07

Il is due to Mayor Ha,nes to say, that his
police arrangements yesterday were we'll con-
celved and cnpltally carried out The utmost
quiet and good order prevailed throughout tho
day, simply because those who we're yiciouslv
disposed felt that they were within the reach
Of instant punishment, if they should break
tho peace. Both parties owe tho Mayor O.
great debt for his zcal aud cflcicncv-
, 1860-03-07

The events Of tho last three weeks hare
done that for the. Republican party Of Chicago,
which nothing between this day and Noyem-
1er can undo. It is now a solid, compact, and
wcll-trained army powerful in numbers: in the
ustce Of its cause aud in the certainty Of flu
~, = SUCCESS. Let us suggest while the spirit
:s :, = that tho organization which has done
.,o,, jxnal service in the battle just won, be
mantai. eo; .'ou tnA1 tne "'s'c''"'fes WHICH
,,lo,v 81 uioi,1lv .7ow bo kept alive until tho
aro.;<. r;c,,r,, - Torcmber is achieved.
, 1860-03-07
4 WORD In TIME,

We hope that as long as the Republicans
have control Of the polls in Chicago, their in.
ectors Of elections will not hayc the hardi-
hood to keep the polls open minute beyond
the time authorized by law. It is the rule Of
the hoating Irish to vote first in their own
wards, and then in tic Seventl, and Tenth.
The last half Of that game, it should 10 the
care Of Republicans in authority to prevent
, 1860-03-07
Union TICKET

It is cause Of congratulation that not hall
dozen Republicans were bamboozlcd into voting
the " Onion Ticket" yesterday. That thing-a
cross between malignant Know. Sothingism and
pro-Slavery Democracy dead. It was moi
heard TO squeak at the polls. The Democrats
who got it up roted the straight pro Slavery
ticket, and the Republicans did just that thing
which they ought to hive done-stuck by thei.
party and their causet
, 1860-03-07
BETS LOST AND W0.

BE1S L0SE AND W0E%
a very large sum Of money stal:cd On the
issue Of yesterdays struggle will change
hands today md 80 Quietly into Republican
pockets. We cannot form IN cstirf.te Of the
amount bet; but the Democrats will lie willing
% confess that it is ruinously lrge.
, 1860-03-07

Hereafter when Rcpublca,. 1ocA.a'es 'a'e
talked Of in caicago, let the Sixtl, "a'o oe
first and ravcrcnt|y named! GLORY " Inc
Sixtl,-SEyES HUNDRED AND Tu,nTrrx
1Qn1TY.
, 1860-03-07

Street C0mInI18IOncfH,
The entire vote is not counted, but The fol-
lowing arc elected-nll Republicans:
South DicHion-Petcr Wolff.
Wkss Dic1ion-William Dunn.
North Dirtsion-George kneer.
Fire Department.
The returns are incomplete in some Of the
Wards, and NC cannot give the figures, but the
following recelsed the entire vote Of the city:
UP. Harris, Chief Engineer.
Darius Knights, 1st Assistant.
PIP. Wood, I'd Assistant.
, 1860-03-07

WV. Il. RE:rTERS i CO..
osNL AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No". ID I. and s. lea,b;: -r-rt. tSrretx nsit ~.
.a nsSI"Et HoaS, where they Vii continue IL: Auc.sM
prnmrtEc<s ~ i s.tei IT, " :" ssa' 7"a
fI4cuAr attentiun given fnta md Sa1&s oe
tsfs,n1l or.Et} 4: rr>:lenc< ST rs Ihry soijrit
H., H. s.s - ,ns.r sdssunms Dry Ga" NJ every d+srTp-
=! y. ~! '"l* Looking ia Carpets new .at o;i
E:tssF: ard o1;>" 4rc II ~, F"r;e~ falt NJ. Doukh
any ~t sF anee u.lly sent 70 s>,tu u.<. far ~ e
my ,.rttF, BY r~rnl.*s'". 10 M--.Es- Hiown &
a, a, ~ ' f9r r,.,srs cn'eax"; a. G-o.ay e..
chsAzo: I;ostnt-hi K in-.n.e,r 1,rr ,,S' III
;a.. tey M rfsm1; nn1 f1.n,a's "It l,s.. S1.* Ge
Marine ',lk theas": Il u. stnnr E.a., c.:c - !:
h:s chcs, huEn + tp,skr csao: l!!ian rfs. h
kln' Fh1n'' Knhrr's. All nry II c.te :r"t.s: In
, 1860-03-07
NOT TODAY.

Republicans having business in tile country
to-day arc notified that tho cars for Joliet,
Norris Ottawa Ii salle, Peru Peoriu, Kan-
knkee' Aurora, St Charles ard waukegan arc
pEe-cngagcd. Certain Of tho tsaIeant pixantry"
will be leaving town ibis morning,
, 1860-03-07

II %p<ri: or W.ar-.Lfruf. E1en. Sroft-.131f
>1sauaf EIshta= G'nmpHts-n--Lffrrary fs<-
c<pftons-.6aH.rd T0uior--Hebert l!al<
OtrsM~.. TIE Opfra-~..dtrnhAm Lfarofa's
kPf<eis---3 Neg Uatty -7t,r1papsr, etc.
, 1860-03-07
tsD0WN WITH TEIt: 1pEsnw7e.
TANISss -

We have been informed that in q Democrat-
ic procession Cd Wells street on Monday ero.
ming, banner with this inscription. "Do,ou
apM The Protesfantsr r. was c. Triod. whp saw
this thing?
, 1860-03-07

Atthc late q. s. Fair Chieaso the Society AWARDED
thIs MathInc the FIRST PREMIUM. Gran! Silver Nc
dal ard tie bcee.l Premium ofa *Ico s.ve- Pitcher.
Tie Lock naee by thls nach=c Is the onF stitch
ance each ads q ths .fae, ~ ~: 9Th ,xo .h:eaa
ire Of It, No family stoul to without this eeono1Ica
time aad lahols vim aaehae co.'s The sexcs ofa
The uxh.e1 heaviest fibre IN tic time that
tsarnsurs: Quse 10 90 the came ty hand.
313u5 ftntte machines 8n1 IN 1sr1 4 printed
BIZ of Directions Iiu:t5-tns tae dfersIt p..ts i sept
With essh a:ne .has s stSeeaty sspsst to shov is
ehres vhea s0Ppsd arc eo1e ~ t. cyenihe rseess
jurysto .nr SECTION Of the ccnrsr ID fer Crcra.
GEO. r. CHIT ENltES. General Agent
Nus 1Es r is3 Lake st. Chie1so, IL
Box 4Ho7 T. O. nih:.b1iA5clssp
, 1860-03-07
1,5oar1il,g.

DOARpING-Wantct, for gen
- tena. ard VIE suit cf furnished roo1ss N pea.
xart Ice,c private fzay "aete there " no othg
InarGc:. Ind within N rE'c@ wax o. The r. U.
~ uTr n,tre nh6 h.c6 It
DOARDING.-Furnished and uu-
ID furnished sutaa:' for esat!tman asd l1dy
s7J ,r- 1Et,cn:e7 ie. ~a ,a..i No. 20 South
Mn. ,tr~. Al.4, fer d.v hoIr'ers desired. ruh1.H
, 1860-03-07

sB II. ". Andrcss, dea:er in Wall Paper
md Window Shades, :has removed to store no.
105 Lake street, between Dearborn and Clark
streets, which has been beautifully fitted up for
bis business. Persons in want Of his kind Of
goods shonld by all means make their selections
at his establishment. fec1.1n
, 1860-03-07

WALL pApER.-Persons In want Of Wall
Papers aud Window: Shadts will please to call
and examine goods a! the old stand Of F. G. L.
Faxon, No. 70 Lake street, selling at manufac-
turers' prices. ml3-ln
, 1860-03-07

Speeded Shuttle Sewing Machine, for Taiiors,
Cap Makers, Boot End Shoe Binders and Manu-.
facturers, Saddle and Harness Makers, Ic.. a.
greatly reduced prizes. Heavy Double Specacd
Shuttle Sewing Machines, 5000 Binders,
(E1tEa,) $500. < II. G. MAsoS, Agent,
m3-3w No. Ills Lake Street. CHICAGO.
, 1860-03-07
Nch) aO0ertisenlfnts.

II C. Il. 3eRlFk.Ss 4de<rtt.ina Aaeat s3 Dear5orN-t
{: o'Aorsd 10 rsies AaseTe<sss tor hit a~d at tss
1eadins Papers Ct The EoFza Hest. ta1bss+y
, 1860-03-07

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~n1- -h@$~r ]-fr
, 1860-03-07

~ Go to John. Jones, 10 Dearborn street
aud get your clothes cleared aud repaired
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
times,
, 1860-03-07

~
Tie following table shows the amount Of Hour
and grain in store in this city on the Sd inst,
compared with the amount in store ut the same
date in 1873 and '55,
, 1860-03-07

p OSE GIL 7 G RINE-
LII preparation Of aztices Of the Most Soothing Qpz
iues BY for Purifying Nh1tenirE
and sofeninx the adapted foF enrnS Chsp
ped Or In12med Hands, Eace lps. And Ill Skin Diseases
tJl+ly Sold oniy By PENToS T. co,
, 1860-03-07

CHICAGO PRODUCE AND PROIyIS.
HON TRADE.
The receipts md shipments Of Produce, Live
Stock, etc., during the past week will BE- found
in the following comparative table:
Tc&elbt4. E1Iencnts.
, 1860-03-07
HERRIN G'S PATENT
HAMPTON
Eirn and BURGLAR Proof Safes.

were awarded separate eoa.s at The Worlds Fast LorGoa
1871 and The No-Ids Fs New York, ls5a and ARE THE
ONLY American Safe* A were awarded 1aedas as The
Loniua WetG'a Fair.
These safes form tae most perfect security aat.st Fire
md Bu1x!A:s Of Safes eve: c0ered 10 the ruauc
$1,000 REWARD
viii be r,std to any that show that e.71c-s
Pat.nt ampou safe eTes tatd preserve il coEtents
=. 6. HERRING i co, Manufacturers, 81 B,oadxay,
Nav Yolk.
G. L. HARMON d Co., Agents,
oc.,a7:36n l3as asout!. Watez street. Chicago III.
, 1860-03-07

WANTED A good, sound Horse
b: pAl- Apply - GEO SHERWOOD, i. aa1 ii L.ks
, 1860-03-07
TRAGEDY IN ARKANSAS


II .Eau .Hurd<r<d in h51 0trm N1xses.Ytco
su<n aad q n OMAN Hung bu the Mob.
, 1860-03-07

70 An active, intelligent lad, u years Of
age, with good references, wishes situation
Address IF. H." (oE: inquire at} PnEss AND
TRIBUNE o1l1ce. - dot.
, 1860-03-07

:" A N TED FOR LUMBER
Tie adgett ser wishes to e1ehar re pa.r OF I,rse
breeding Aase suitable for farm With hlrne.ses md
ooune T7:oo FOE LcAntH- Addstss "W. !" Boz is.
, 1860-03-07

WANTED-To Exchange first
elas Real Estate In this csy for Boots and Shoe.
Wh:en on:'han c>sh will b. paid Thc Ne having Eoots
ty Rdtrcs.[ug +. o. Enx 5l3 mh:1st
, 1860-03-07

"ANTED-A Situation by an
~ experienced Boz -kscpe. who !s wiIrx 10 make
Add;css r. y. Box A.i3. mh6x1w
, 1860-03-07

u FACTORY FOR SALE Or RENT.
r1rsctales for Mata1trser. ltis frame building,
EewlY paints. 70 w. " e. and stories htxh, situated IN
the city of OtAwa. nile4 Chicago and fronting
on the lans and Michigan t.ansl Ard within 20 rods It
tae ost.~a depot on Tbs Ch4so a4't tuck 1!and + 4.
i has xorA Steam Engine and B5Iier With Soap
Ea;A Tutt aa lry Kettles Of = e eapscity. with ali Tho
necestay .rpala1. zud e2pate Ut manufacturing saou0
which Will turn out .+u 10 Aoco pounds OF Cande Is Ter
weeS Jhe building was erenet IN l=as anil u+ engine
ths os O 10 tn.s Capacity nd sasetous ws q never
p:fpity now offered At great sac1iEcs fos caAh.
VII ss sen!s Or tt'ns IlIe peEs an1 res,ss~
te u.aaa. Not:sEEess B.oc, sstin ssaa Court House
, 1860-03-07

TN STR U CTION IN THE
Il French. Spanish IN. 1'a1an Languages. CARIn nE
HARD, Professor Of Modern IarElzts. vap ctuiIy
lurm. the a. and gentlemen Of Ctcaco that h. vii e
tabsh Himself lu this 1ce i.s1irctnr the above
tonage Carlo &c Harp viii attend Institutions hcn de-
srtd Ladies Will b. instructed At their Fur The
.nsft Of hose who engaged the day 'iue
c.a-B will be abltshsf In his At O'Clock r. ~
Satisfactory testimonials AID documents Rair c"cEes
and Institutions In which he hae besn enxed and lr'n
some Of tLe uot distinguished tesy In tie Init
Sites will te presented.
The erroessos ts Stopping at Nfs. Vars, No. y chi
g2n n enua. mb6 Ax
, 1860-03-07
TAPORTANT TO GENTLEl[ES

l. ABOUT TO BCILD-The advertiser Offers his 4e.yt-
tn prepare Desns. Detail nrsvir@s. srce!dcnl,n
Bills Of Quantities. take the cement RI selecting
usteii7s obtaining edseeLt wo4kuen eupe,tnttndrx
hnal completion Eu dsnE> u every description ~
upon the onilaary syttm Of eon:raetns lie mot tas
HErA, cate Of Eo1 *....s r. .. CLiIts,. 1aLG-:t1
, 1860-03-07

TOR SALE AT i BARGAIN.
l. -Tes stoek Ct Agricultural implements, Teams.
e'1sera arriy o~aee sy CI arMAN s NAY. of ills
cir. =: No. 20 NaFsst sfe. L nds Block. HE whu!e
3r~ +! TIT susrcss asd atcsethrr cnt- opportunity
ssoo to ts 1T ~ VIZ ts'ax s1tfn;se,X adssnssed .pd
Ltxrst axneuturl dse: VI our eoaLsy. II not sod TO-
eethxr t4. they Will he Lntse1 In pEtel8 70
suit pustia4e:s IT. low ps:ees-
rerms easa. approved security on such tine ~ may
be a..eed upon. Apply 10 JAS MILLER Trustee, No.
y oGarset Block. or u 4. ". sPAEAkD, No. 30 M.rze
ktrtft.
, 1860-03-07
1GIanten.

"ANTED-To rent 4 neatly fur.
- ntted houes for smau family :;orth $htc prc-
feEred- Ad1re*s boz s34: ChIciyy Ill nhir1sw "
, 1860-03-07

FYE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
IL wocd The Oce1ls. and Austt, Nc. ~ Randolph
street three doors ea. Of Clsfk. hc4go no Or. e. Is
Irregular physician OF the Oil school, anu has deyotc hs
entire p:ofeason@ lifetime to Orthanee and Auz7l Sur
E vln: sight to " blind and hearing to the deaf aud
nSE stals rnequac1 hv any ectsist for his Acianee
ts and susee,s Dr. Es oIer1,!ens upnu the Eye and
Ear many Of which we've f dcuit and dznge cha14c
te.. III Of wsich have been performed with complete
success las lee patients from at p4ts Of th- Cllun
ind given him ftput alton enneut and * full ore.
Fto1 never oefoe ed b. any Specialist the
nert trsat!-e the Ere and ear which VII. contain
four hundred paKes belnx prepared and will sso:
applF. ptscEpt sent p1tienta distance, where
Surgical operations ere mt required. mh7-1ydkw
, 1860-03-07

M I c H G AN AVENUE
residence Alrtlsan avsnue
To:n7 desiring hns properly AID able to my
aEood p'ice for Il, VIC viii eve nac ehanee. ~
ln1uLe at our oHee for No. II.
mn1-574s1w s. Il KERFQoT L C0
, 1860-03-07
1Q 91Ellt.

ITO RENTING. o15 Kinzia street
l. in Sewbcry' b:es bo-*. eu.r-- o Kr,se anu North
Me:s s!Fve:s- Apply to $. II. AERFU0T + CO. 81
Uea1bo:n sficv:- se.-b5.6-In
TOR RENT.-We will rent to a
G3o1 tenant the ssconi s'oy If uut wascauu*e-Spx
~ ftt!. AMI kh the .des. 1t h finest s4esrcvm In
the c:rs aud WILL Be reEtGl cheap i.>tr1b.e tenants
ncl5ts.f lin. CUOLkY j. FAREWELL
, 1860-03-07

DR. DE VILE, OF LIND UNI
~ yErsr1T. vha ~!lt shortly retaru to Eurnpe. bess
respectfully 10 s2no1re: that b. vi 4.'ger y
ntx:, March m. t IS oeioet sHblse;.: nasi :n.s.
frou, Mr W- hnot and shec ssn.e unteE Metropolitan
Hail. from u. D%vu t9 tantoph s:fees Md At al ths
Ih0fs1a
, 1860-03-07

e=*=R1NEW AND SECOND
HAvr PIANOS fnr for sa]r low Plancs ard
Y3Y I ~ Nr..lecus to Eent. ORDERS f.r Tuning
Pianos! Nelodeoas. tran and al kinds Of Musical tntr-
pruap4ly e1ltxd 70. All kills Of Musical 1assu
Iae1ts repz,Yec at shut -t1cR
N. GUILD, No. = lake st. feernnt dn"r]
tsttb+S " UpEoritc T1em ont House.
, 1860-03-07

Nv ANTED-A IIouse.-Want to
~ to sent before May lsf xncd Rrscx Eou e. su1ta-
;, suF u: stsal: aee Of Ar.e prvs. .my-Sou,h d.
ssshPm ae1 Pte'sI:s*i Apply To EDWIN HUNT. Hs,dwars
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-14
GOV. WISE ON THE CRISIS.


The following we take from the per-
oration of Gov. Wise's speech at Nor
folk, Virginia.
$50 soon rs the war already declared
against my State and my section shall
be actually commenced by the election
of Black Republican President, l
stand ready to draw the sword of de-
fence. I will wage no private war;
| will take part in no unauthorized TO-
ray. shall FIRST wait the action Of my
own sovereign State: In torturing
suspense I shall wait upon herresolvcs
and pray God that they may be wor-
thy Of the example of'es '99. And,
although I fully recognize the right OF
a sovereign State to select secession as
her mode and measure of redress for
the infraction of the Federal compact,
secession is not the mode which !
would desire or recommend. I am un-
willing to yield one right for the sake
ofthc privilege of maintaining another
right. l would make no such bargain
mo such compromise. I would not
yield my right to the Union any more
than I would yield my right to my
negro property. No! I would keep
both the Union and the negro, and
fight to the last to maintain all Of my
right to both"
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-14
sAGAssl,s GREAT l1usEUa.

BY tho authority of the State Of
Massachusetts, certain landsowned BY
the State, upon the Back Baynt Bos-
ton, are to be told for the, benefit of
scientific institutions. Forty-two Of
the lots were sold on Wednssday, and
realized the sum $3.50, ,00o,, SIS, 900 of
which is available. The Museum
Comparative Zoology receives S47,-
600, which is to be made upat6 S10O;-
900 from the proceeds offdtute sales.
The Museum building has. already
been erected, and under the supcri1n-
tendence of Prot. Agassiiz, Will SOON
be the lequaliof any inl. ttci world
Besides 1 a, large 6llecture room, and
rooms for the reception of canolassified
specimens the Museum proper con-
|sists Of four spacious square rooms,
each with "a gallery, in Which are to be-.
arranged the four great departments
of the animal kingdom. ALI kinds Of
quadrupeds, birds and fishes that havo
ever lived, will be represented + in the.
hall Of the ucrte1rata; Holsters, crabs.
worms and insects appropEiate that Of
the articulata; oysters, clans, snails
and other ;scte animals will: dwell by
themselves i'll the hall of the naozlusca,
and the ra3iata, including star fishes,
cora!s and sponges, will occnpy the
ourth.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-14
D1sr1xGUls1ED CoMros1roRs IN

DISTINGUISHED CoMrOSlTORS IN A
PR1STlSG OrF1cE.-A correspondent
of the New York Times in relation to
compositors in a newspaper Office in
San Francisco, writes as follows: 'l3tl
In 4 little office where they employ
but fourteen men, I;paused the other
day, while the foreman, himself an ex-
publisher Of fine family Of dailies,
pointed ont his famous men. That
stout man was Lieutenant in Steven
sons regiment. lie was a printer ON
a paper in this town before the gold
discovery was made, and used to go
fishing with General Vallejo. That
one who owns a fine rancho OF the Sac
rcmento river, on which there is, .thi
year noble crop Of sqnatters. lie
was formely partners on one Of our pa.
pers here, for which Broderick offered
100000. He is fabuously old, but he
made twenty-six four's work and was
|gcs, not long since, in twenty four con-
secutivc hours. There is one who was
partner in the the State printing when,
for setting IS panish copy the Legis-.
ture allowed double. price, and never
discovered that the State printers,
with generous construction, took
double wages for Spanish press-work
also. The next man is the worthy
brother of member of Congress from
close by New Y ork City, who has made
4 good deal Of noise during the last
four years. He was formely engaged
in publishing daily that still lives here.
The next is a Doctor, and was part
ncr on the Chronicle when it was
worth $4,000. The next is judge
from one of the Western States. He
has shingle up and does some law,
but likes type setting better, and suits
his fancy with either, rs either busi-
ness presses most and pays best. -as.