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, 1866-10-17

Disastrous Ftrr-Ctrcutt and County CLERKS
county Treseurefs, mud Aesce%or's .Nnd
Col'rrtor's Offices Dt~rroych-Thc Circuit
Clerks Records nua Papers Saved-Loss
frfopAFubtc.
Especial Despatch 10 the csicaSo Tri1uue.l
WKrsEKA. ILL.,, October ii.
An extremely disastrous Are occurred a: this
place abopt O'Clock ibis morning. The fire MAS
discovered in the fa:ne huildi1s where the Cir.
emit and County Courts arc held, and where the
Treasurer and County Clerk hold their Offices.
In building Immediately adjoining were the
of1ers OF the CirenIs Clerk and Recorder. The
flames made such rapid heAilway that alt the
books and papers Of the Treasurer and nearly all
the records Of The counS3 Clerk were totally de-
the year eighteen hundred and aixiY-six are all
gone. The Treasurer had s. s01 In h15 aSfa, which
, 1866-10-17

Dreadful Accident Resulting from the Fx-
piesion oil krrostne-A Hc1sc Onrued,
and with 1t Three SE1nti Cl,tdrcn-Nar-
row E*cnpe OF 0ihcrs-Ba-c Ball Toarna-
ment-Speech Of Hon. t:eo. w. Ju.inn.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttfbnne.l
PEORIA, October l6.
dreadful accident occurred eever miles from
this city on Monday night, 4 man naz.cd Geo.
s;9s,sI Gs5tsF W w. dl;ins ksresens tama that vas
houte, which burned down, and IN 1t ousnIng to
death big three youngest chtldr:o, baoe ans
bis Oldest boy severely, il not fatally
burned. and his wifi considerably injured, barely
escaping in her night clothes. It occurred at mid
nseht- TIE event produces profound gloom Ia
The various base ball clubs Of the city are to
bold a three days tournament for funiofs, COM
menetnE tomorrow. Several clubs from abroad
!. E1c0.
George ". Julian addressed the people Ut
Roaee's Hsll Tonight. It was powerful and
convincing effort The house waa well d1led on
II horrs' notice.
Weather foFtlr: business brisk
, 1866-10-17

Latest from tho War fa Puruguar-Pro.-
poets Not Favorable for The Allies.
NEW YORK, October 1G.-The N<ra.d's Encnos
Ayles correspondence covering dates from the
atled army tn Paraguay 10 August slth. represents
tEc alliss as preparing TO advance A JUNCTION Of
l'arcn F7Et0 AtiegraFs army with the main body
had been e::eeted. Horses and other material had
been forwarded, hut the allies still wanted men
and had not progressed favo1aby In their attempts
nron Fort Cucrap:tar. one Ut the untposts Of Fort
1tumaifn and the Pasasnay8n capital. Tue prog
pecis Of the Qllle9 cencIallY louktd bad
, 1866-10-17

Suicide Of uu Old Man.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribnne.]
BEIY1pERE, H., Oct, 16.
i-ust night IN old man named Hopktn. hing
hlInselfin haru attached to his premises. When
d. scoSersd, his Knees were nearly touching the
floor. The cause OF the aet VIVA 1nsanfly-he was
not satiteed 10 live In town he proposed TO 20 en-
q farm. Ee had a:tenpt ID thu same decd about
o3e week prev t9ue, but ,Eas frustrated,
, 1866-10-17

NEWPORT, r. l., October 1G-Thc British
steamer Palmyra, from New York, bound TO Lon
Nantuckei sheal, nos,A.nottheas, distant forty
milee, experienced eevesc hurricane, lost her
hnlwarks and stanchions. had her boats stove.
ghained her forrastle and starred her bridge
hoItee. md tccef4el n.htr tlsInaee..
, 1866-10-17
FROM FOND DU Lac.

f.rnn n n finn n RI, ,ou !, cr,, 4 r.ts.r-&
-..crd,s p~nc,1.I,,: WIn ~ 10y ~,
ahn,.Msna..,.es H., 1.,c ns.a haa!c V1a
f,t,.,,,C.ts " 11nae ia.t:F*ou ma
Ntnsss-tcpapEean EonEfeHsaonnt Con-
reEsioh-H H0tninntion ot Eotonct Hatch TOR
"nsrcss-ftts ~pcech-hc"' luston-.
Especial Des PATCH to the Chicago Tr1bunc.1
Enxn nrI>c nj. n.tono~ ~
-. ~ 49, VS. Se.ooef ~.
ihe iosAns oi he oaa:et statc mas been too
We'll p1ovrd OIL many field OF blood TO require
another evidence of hrr devotion tn th,, nrncinles
nf pcnr,,,jco i,h,,tr 49, - ~. .,sa,. T1-fs
y! ~ nsP""lasa" ''octts una 10 our common Union
Could another proof have been demahdcd, II was
given Today IN The grand ovation which was
welded tn The son,bcr, lov,,3.,s 1ra.o N
i,.,,a~sar sn, c""., ~, 80, ~ o.
1a''e'son Aao oehe'n! " u. Snha ar!Ned Hese
th!s morning at11 ociocE. on the train from
Oshkosh. They werc met by coms,it.ec Of sc-
ccpt,on and escorted 10 the Lewis U0use. wherc
rooms had been nSo,idrd for fhr1r sccomn ndn-
lion. Tic dfsnIar fsr surnassed ali ,hst IL" na.t
eapcusnc had hoScd fnr. fne Conncrhsaas cl"m 1n
thiS o. one OF tbeir stronvholdsl amd hsi hccn
nrorhyryfur tnnt t!,c whoIc s,ai7 wcnId h, f,if
urc: hui thr ardpr whi:h has rhsr sr,r;.r;1cJ ~,
rerty pf human tfrhts and hunan Drorn.,s IA
not In, nao:c py;ch11s in he ;safY1atc heafts nf
bnss IN ur 1uheI to hc n o.
spfrii wa exhibited 1p-Iay and ibc boasts Of The
nrIy fcsscd % {aft:sc marc terrs anc.1:x ~
, 1866-10-17

Appointments for Hon Schuyler Colf1x-
~tnte University, &c.
tSrecial Despatch t. the Chicago Tsihnne.7
MADISON, Tls., Oct. ii.
Il despatch from Hon. Schuyler Coltax, speaser
Of the House Of Representatives, has been re-
cclsed by tic Chairman o! the Union State Com
rittec. in which be promises to speak at Mifwau-
kec On the evening" Of Tuesday, the ssd inst, and
tn oshkoeh On the afternoon Of Thursday. the
e5%h inst.
The fall term Of the State University has opened
quite fayorahly.
+. 4. Calkine, newly appointed Unlted ssates
Collector OF this district. took possession Of the
..f3rr fr-6Nr
, 1866-10-17

TO. mUSEKEEpERS..


There is NJ sCtec. stieh should rnore fcly cnsepss
the attention OF fa1lf< OF Is OF y!t7t
to the community, than the purity and excellence OF
teeec articles which eEt7z lnto aad compose our daily
food OF Eo.c oscas!ona- Tet7eshueuts
II Is w~1i established fact ra1t ia.Se u.- rent OF
disease aud mortality Is cnScndcred OF aggravated by
lnpnrc, draetc1lous lngreenu snd acnltcrs
Tons Ii What We tst and drink And ps.t Of the Cut-
unscrupuloUs to Impose upon the public irterior I'M
pnFc md poisonous Preparations, with tho maximum
psctts and minimum chances Of detection IS in The
articles Ct Cooking Extracts F1nvorln,s other like
CONCENTRATIONS; Consequently, tie greatest vigilance
and care should h nsed In thcr selection Na respect
fully csll your attention "
, 1866-10-17

r. "@~N ~@"e
as Still Clinging 10
"tIy Peiicy.''
LIST OF NEW P0STMASTERS AP- |
POINTED IN ILLINOIS.
Large Amount of Government
Lands to be Sold on the
Sea Islands.
FROM EUROPE B,
Principal Conditions Of the
Treaty Of Peace between
Austria and Italy.
SCNLESWIG PETITIONS FOR |
REMUNERATION TO
DENMARK.
The French Government Warns
Greece not to Take Part in
The Cretan 1nsur-
recti0n.
Decisive Battle between the
Greeks and Turks.
Latest English Markets by the
Atlantic Cable.
Five-Twenties Quoted in
London at 68 f.9.
TEE GREaT FIRE In QUEBEC. |
The Losses Even Greater than
First Stated.
Dow the Unfortunate Sufferers
are being Provided For.
Earnest Appeal from the Au-
thcrities for Relief.
DEATH OF HON. JOHN vim
buren,.
Outlines Of Mr. Beecher's Speech
at Brooklyn Yesterday.
Grand Ovation to the
Southern Loyalists at
Fond du Lac.
Joint Discussion at Decatur Be.
tween General Logan and
Celenel Dickey.
Grand Soldiers Rally at Mon
month, Ill,
, 1866-10-17
SECOND DESPATCH.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trthnue,1

lSpect4a Ot&PatSu ~ tAt SalcA1o lIlnnne.l
FoND nu Lac, October IL.
meeting was held here Today at Amor5 Hall
for tlc purpose Of nominating Republican can
diate for this district for The next Congress. It
MAS An adjourned meeiIn: from tic e5,h Of last
month. Mr. Henry Coriier, the President took
the chair, aud the regular Secretary not beln:
present. Mr.. John A. Bentley was appoiuted to
dill Ill. place.
1hc President. ai:ee expressing bis Qualification
harmony md unity os purpose wh,ch animated
, 1866-10-17
General HapIt:. lscnomtEntcd far Congross.
Especial despatch to the Chicago Ttibunc.l

Especial despatch to the Chicago Ttibunr.}
Bosrox, October t6. 1867
General Banks was rcnominnt:d r = Ifcpuh-
1c,ns Of the Sixth Congressional .o-day.
RECEIVING hundred and fort, -thrr Ia eight
asasst lin. ILc General came Convex.
1iun. zud made 4 speech, tbankl' nsfitucnts
1a- their confluence, bnt not = IS Into any
GtscCasiuu Ut the questions o.
EAcrreionSsts En- Ifoulf -icnH3 and the
SoHIn'
AlTooxA7 Pa. Octosr g Pacific ttailfoad
excursion ra;ty-ane' .ad1cs aud geulie-
1aen-Nhcl le:i brr' tenoon, viii Esach
chicago to-movrur nd wifi stop At the
fremont House. Oa1ano aud Pacific
1ioa1 BY the Bur, ID Northwestern roads
on he morning lust
Congrr&ni omtpntana.
hLT.EY. Octuhcr e Democratic Qnd Con-
scrratIve Cor G-essf orseatioH fu- this. the
Fourteenth Distsic mated to-tiay lion John
L. Pruyn ae tbs idnte for Congress.
The Kcpublf HctorY In Nebraska.
AHA. Ncb! october 16.-Thc n.icdal r.
from = = Tc. r., nearly rompl:te, show
---~publir ~5o.i!y Of between 600 and 10.
IRE Leg .two-th1rds Republican.
, 1866-10-17
THE Gu1ILoTINE.
The following new Postuns:crs hsve been 3D.
pottcd IN tlIc State Of Illinois;

WAR DErAETHEET ORDER,
WASHINGTON. October lG.-The War Depart
me,tt today issued She following regulations Tor
:hc examination Of applicants fos appolnlmcnta
III. Boasds Tor the examination Of applicants
los appointments In th: regular asE,y wilt pass
at'y csndidates who hsrc not the physicist ability
t. endure tas r. exposures q ser'iee who haye my
Veteran V, kese'vs Corps, is ,uod!acd by
wounded in thc hue oftheir dlty, wills serving Ia
TIC army OF the United Statcs in the late war, aud
who may yet be competent foI garrison or other
aaiS.1 70 which that cosra has heretofore haen as
ID. Candidates muss under the law.ha:e served
two Years during .he war. and hare hcen dis
dcId. A4~> va >~'-
ID: The examination AZ 10 rcnlal qualifications
will ee conhnel to fais knowlrose Of arithmetic.
intelligence ard capacity u will Insure reasouaa.e
efficiency as commissioned officer.
It'll; Any candidates WHO, up to tht: ds.e, may
miitcd 10 pfceent themselves for a second exam
iaation, according 10 these regulations.
he'e e sddtona 6ouat1 pTyded
By the act Of July ssth, 1s6i, il claimed BY The
FL sss ss1Sa b r. sssSn c9
place before the passage OF The &C. she is eutitcd
10 EcGcive It; REMARKED aer The passage VI the
bounty. - NV ~ ''14''u 0''
APPOINTMENTS,
1Ee following appointments OF Internal Rave.
nuc officers wefe made to-day: Augustus w Y[sr.
cro.s, Asecssor for the First District u L7usf.
9na; ; Julius E1uemnseE; Assessor Tor the Third
Dist let OF Louisiana. P1stu1astets--EzrA R.ad,
Ic1re Itntc Indiana, rice f. D. Allen, L.cllned;
Edward l'ieks, Green Bag, Wisconsin, r9:t Whit.
neg, removed.
SUPREME Co1K7 nEcIs1uE.
IN anal appeal to tho Supreme Court Of tho
District ot Columbia, hefore Judge Carter, the
case Of E. T. J.. Roberts ans otAsrr, in iait1fo.-
cncc on claim TOT the aee OF tospedoaz for In
cieas!nE the ptodncttycres~ OF oit wells 4 dect-
sion h1s been rendered In favor Of Roberts.
RELEASE OF rE.sIASH,
Mr. Adams. our Minister 10 London. states tp a
Gcspatch OF the @9th u1t, that there was thnn no
| casc before that Legation Of an American proved
to Be such, being II custod- In lscard. on ~a4pI-
cton Of being concerned In Feuian plots or move
! mcnts.
! The United States Direct Tax Commfssiope,
will sell to the highest bidder the following Coz
| c7nmcut property situated on the Islands Of rnr
Royai, 4diea, ST. Helena Boosa and Parry. Tht
| sales !, iii commence as follows: November lst
| fo1iy-four lots and houses in tht
town Of Beaufort; November. bth
| nearly three thousand lots in the newly laid ou
| city of Port Royn1, .at the southwest end Of st
Helena Island Decembe. sd, thuty.thrco sehoo
| fa5ms, I've improved, aud coutA1ulus tn tue nsG
gregate three thousand acres. These ealca are Il
, 1866-10-17
Speech Mt the Union CInb Room bv John
Fore 11aluclt-A >'pr from Chicago Hha
gets Alarmed mud Hncis Out.
fSnt.ciat Ocsnatch to the Chfcaro TtIhrna

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trfbune.l
DEcATCn, ILL.,, October TO-
John Pope Hodnctt, the eloquent young Irish
orator, addressed an immense crowd At the Union
Club Room last evening. A large portion Of the
audience WAS made up It Irishmeu, whp chccrcd
enthusiastic maunrr. Aspy, sent from Chicago.
war present FOR the purpose Of replying 10 Mz.
Hodnetl, hut seeing The sentiment Of III: crowd,
wisely lcetstcd. Tic e-ec: uf the s7ecch MAS c1-
crliens, and. no doubt, will add many :o:cs to
Ike Cause Of filc I5ufnn.
, 1866-10-17
1Hc cobHaEs1iton ceased hhont i've o'clock.
WhGH It Ind nothing 14lorc 10 feed on.
The tnsu, ances elected on the burnt district

Number. Of houses destroyed by this terrible ca.
laHify but OF Course it Is not yet possible 10 de-
eidc: a close estimate, careiully made, gives The
following result:
Destroyed In st. Roch's ........... ...1,so
Destroyed In St. Sauscur. cur..,.......,....,.,s s9l
Total hoEses destroyed ................e11t
Meetings to ald the sufferers have alscsdy been
esied, anI saMhsc'iptions M opened: The relief
hoped that esorts will be made everywhere to as
eist the Ento1 1tHrates. many OF whom arc alre1dy
suffering for want OF the ncccssa1ics Of lie.
~ ii1attcr Of Interest, We may saY that Mr..
Walter, Proprietor Of the London 7tm-s, arrived
m Quebec ION London. and spent some time, in
com;any with Lort Monek, toulemplatIur the
sccrc: Ar. Wafer did not Iesitats 10 exptcss his
SJu,rFiss at tLe apathy with which 20 APPALLING
The lookcIs:cn: lie regarded ibis j. = !
convincing proof Of the too crea! frequency Of
d'es in this part Of the world, that In !act, wc had
FL u'eo 70 them, cyer Oh grand scale. Mr.
Malcrs p!Ssence will. We trust. prove usefuI TO
COUNT y1nrn across the sca.
The Gtcoe's Montreal special says that fntc1li-
:tnce Of Tue srrat dsc in Queb"c was sought for
eageElx a1l any and created The dccpest sympathy,
Among thr documents proluced hy the iirand
Jury in scftlcnce tu 1an,finnGc. arc letters from
the Governor Generals SECRETARY, the Attorney
!sentSai and the Solicito. General, East, anu tho
snsa So9sS al declining to answer insssfosa
QUEnfc, G. f., Octol.cr 16.-At pf1b,ic meet
inr called 10 devise mtau$ for the relief OF suer-
trs By the Iatc fire, SEa.t00 were subscribed. i
treasurer was appointed 10 receive further contsi.
to be six Tic nu!nhcr Of houses burnt ,s fpunI
TO s'c even lnlger than previnrs cstimascs, and
numbers tWcuy.ihrce bundled. N,arly 31,000
leorlc arc witll0ut shelter The skntI3y rink,
drill tnsts' ,Harine hospital, jacques Carter Hall
Tic weather II Jcry fdyDt nf11e
, 1866-10-17
MlGrEllallEnuG.

4H@t:H&FES'S - Fti-i3e Ass".y, o1
b-"Tho-A stf~-t7 II us.. istr+ -tcriTe
AGstrtlEe1nt nts tar Il: -. .;.;nn.', snh NIL
the leading rnpcrs throughout the Un.tet
-tnics unl a;apnd.4.
, 1866-10-17
Joint Discussion at Decatur Be.
tween General Logan and
Celeae| Dickey.
Grand Soldiers Rally at Non
mouth, Ill,


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tri5uuc.l
WASHINGTON. November 1G.
oFF1cEna FOIL THE NEW REGULAR REGIMENTS.
The field officers in tho new regiments Of the
Regular Army hare all been appointed, but the
complies list has not yet been made pub1ic. The
Isl Of lIc officers is duls undergoing revision,
fnuc Of the arpoiutets declining the rank offered
them. 1t Is now expected that the full list OF line
and de1d officers will be announced iu about ten
days-
EEpIcAL rCnvEYoRs.
George Wright, Of Pennsylvania, and George
T. Bcall. OF New Mexico, have been aproiuted
by the President McdicaI pnrycyo.s United
statcs Army.
TIE NEW PRESIDENTIAL NASsloN.
"A detachment of the Engineer Corps were TO-
dag engaged in surveying the grounds on Four
tcet1h siEtel, upon which 1t is contemplated to
erect the aew Presidential mansion. This loca-
tion Ia SAID to be favored by Preeident Johnson
The plan, as at present projected, includes the
laying out Of park Of several hundred acscs.
coETnAn1CTEp.
The report Of forgery having been perpe-
sra'cd upon the National Bank Of The Metropolis,
hy Felix McC1oskey, Is authoIit1tiyely contra
tl!cted.
WAsN1SaToS, October Is.
THE 0u1lLoTINE-
The following new Postu,ns:cre haye been an
po{t ted IN tfLe State Of l1fnnia.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


Arrs.-Kimr On ThursdAy, January 4, BY ths Rev
u Weston, at the residence Of the brides father
YgfHty,u ATRE to L4yEA v, daughter Of Valentine
yroy Esq of Flushing, l. L
Blu n-a-PuRpY On Monday December Is. by the
Fsv " Ilnison, AA.os BoveuKa TO JrIiA A. PrnDr
Hls-I' Assiir.--fn Brooklyn. on wednesday. jam
rsrr p la4ftra = fss NJ U late % Pftsceld Mae IN
IrLm daughter OK Tho late AoE. Louis n LAselle Of
iba ciiy ,
t-rt1asr Mclsan HowAKp coisvRs, Of Derry, 10 NARr
tf -WIlf5siA--on "Wednesday, January a. BY
fts eg aiAer A.kebna, TaosAs A. Casa u 70 MARY
e dargft.r ~ Patrick Williams, all Of Broos IN
~ t.--lI RfssTER.-On Monday. January A. at the
,esdenra lf the brides father Brst;leborO, Va by the
Rev Alexander Stevens, l. ?. DOper, Of Georgia, 70
Mss Bta,cua CkfIKyTKA formerly Of Brooklyn.
prrvk es-srAHs.--At llailauds, l. l., on Wednesday,
gsnqsrg g. by tie Rev G. Brett, G. DrIA1Rs 70 MAoGIs
GARfrfsJy--F oUuuS. On Tuesday evening, Decefn-
ber 2g BY the Rev EogeIe Lelber pastor Of the Mo-
rayian church Nsw Dorp, joins 8 GAknxrsox 70 Ixsns
"a TouxrAfx all Of Staten Island.
U.tS-a-pszTrErT.- Thursday, January 4 BY A.
ssrman shannon Captain s l. HAisss 10 kiss BAixSA
SAsrtsIr both OF Sew York
Jrrr-AoAxs In Brooklyn, on TuesiAy. January q
n tho rcssrnce u Mr.. q Adams BY che Rev. Hsary
y Van Dyke, nr~cN " Jar, q View York, 70 Q. a
Adam, Of Nashville, Tenn. .tLL.0t
.fsxDs-FsHErNUT0y.- On cdresday, January u ~ ~
yohn church. stanford Conn, by the Rev D. Mitch
ssl Eovlsp A LzKDs, o. stamford, 10 ks JosHmsu,
laughter OF DA burlington, ESQ, OF Dansn, formsuy
Of kes York No czria
oanvIz--Iirex- -on Monday Janusry 7, u The resi-
Ssnos Of the ride father ~ ne Rev. ~ Mia ~.
ssusb,sr Of WIN Helon, Esd Of Brooklyn
pcSp-ssru. At the First csnUesrienal church,
ssrDins, ~ b. ., Iosn sfblssD vac. 70 10 cIAsu
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FRosr, Youngest daughter Of Henry Frost Of cum e.
bow Duchess county.
WAILAcE-KEsrETH.- Wednesday. January 3, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by Rev ~ Smith,
Lieutenant GEORGE H. WAIIAs Third infantry, u. A.,
to MARY, only daughter Of George Kenneth Of Brooklyn
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rARrSERsIItp

DIssoLvTroS.-THE FIRM or x,RsHut- DICK
inson Co % See York. ant iiArgrcaFrs smith Co
Sheffield England sthsd day dssosei b. expiration ~ tine
Charles Edward sg IA rries from nc concern The ahaef
signed III the obligations due from and
10 the sad partnership % hafshsl pitinson 60 In
America and pi the % that arm IN lggidatou.
will h. led her ofe in Nrw YORK
BY the partner under tbs same name of Mar
shall. II cslnrou 90 and In Sh~a.eii fnglsni ny
uisson Charles " SMITH under tho old syl- ~ ilAr
gresvss, Sulilh Co tbNtND NAHfHAlsl.
Nsv YONG Jan. 4, IsH HISHY Dft kfANDs.
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A PARrSEn HAVING sos 70 s3eN wHo COULD
y attend thu nuApfia drTarfm-nt would be ukcn la
cass he hi city There be- better
iunly NTH small capital to realize fortune m" very
bo.t reference viii be and required A.pN ~
iE REVERB House. of broadway and 1astnu stegt
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city from aryc London houses; moderate SALARY.
yVAYTED--By A YOUNG. MAY, SITUATION As
w porter In = store or hotel Address L. v o. Herald
yVAsrED--BY AN INTrLHGESr YOUNG MAY, N
s 81 m ss % or
oec write, fair hand !, sorrec, a. nguea aud wiling to
aid Office.
yVANTHD-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG MAN, Az
barkeeper thoroughly understands thu liquor business
Call for two days at 10 Union square.
yVAyrsD-A SITUATION, by 4 FIRST Class rrRn
w clerk actively employed In Il husl
which he understands thoroughly Address Cotton
yVASrED-A SITUATION. AS FOREMAN, ny COW.
w petent mechauic understands the numbering and tim
Der sn.ns.s IN a. rs branches somps.sh. to eqd mn
r. d. No agents need answer.
VoUSo MAN, HAVING THREE TO POUR YEARS
.rlenen IN tho dry gooas ea.ns.. de.r.s 'tas
dress r. g., boz Io3 Herald once
HELP wASTED-MALEs.
A SMART. ACTIVE BOY wAsrBD-BRTwEBv u
John = %.p E. gsrosd depot jerry sSa cy
Take Chambers sireetfcrry.
AN ACTIVE MAN. WITH $40 CAV ENGAGE IN
o Can s,Hf csaSsS ros sSS
A be,wesn Ans dam and New ySri direct sse 70 pro.
cure outward fot pArucuafs address, Win prepaid
letters. g. q, AZ lam.
Ar DIT BROAD r. ROOM NO s-Tnosg DEsrn.
"a Gus Of ercellt irlons as salesmen, clerks book
and other des'rai. respectfully Invited W call
4 GENTS wANrgp gtgg FROM SO To sso A
"A day. s"iilrg nrr article. Apply at 2s falton
st. room Not
n en's for ore Of tts bes medium. pus''hea 70 this
ety. hhsra lnduc-ments VA b. oscrsa 70 th. rish, man
Ar SxrIoNab EMPLOYMENT orYrcg, ~ NASSAU
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