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GENTS WANrED-For "THE FIELD,

A GENTS WhNTED-For "THE FIELD,
~ DUNGEON, AND fGCAPE." BY ArBxRr ID. Ron.
AsDsOy n. Y Tribune Correspondent. Toe unparalleled
copies Itr day t. abundant evidence If the pop
usry of this Thc mos, interesting AID exciting book
published elbncng Mr.. Richard ons unparalleled
years Travelling through the south IN the
service of The fhnnc Of the outbreak OF the waEwb
armies aud fleets both East sad Wcst hi. thrilling cap.
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rI,WO FARMs for SALE-so. 900 and 5? 500

Fl,HE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY AND
AGENCY,
ORGANIZED UNDER ThE LAWS OF TlIE STATE OF
NEW.l ORK-OtFICE No 81 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK CITY-Wil buy and sell Real Estae III, sgen Of
others. In ali parts United staes, especially In tho
souh will Losns Real Securities; will facilitate
Emigration. will all business in which Iespon-
sihe agent known .u-ted by all interests may be-
fully employed JOHN A ANDREW, fTosidctt
FRANK l.. Howr Vice President and General Agent North
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DoUYTIES TO DISCHARGED S0LDIERs.

- -Dischargcd Soldiers who enlisted previous 10 July,
1852 feqursio 20 call ut Office aud g petition
Congress fcf the plsafe Of law granting them Doun
ties, Gc., siaR those VINO enlted subsequently. Ihs
rbrscs a tose who hive been dohaf .ed for sick
nes woanas pron.otoa cal iraon of tenn o. sorvice
N. j. RANSDETI Co.,
No 10 Park.row (fines Buldn,) new York.
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Sales bn Anet'otl.
A. NJ. MrRwrs. Aucronecr:


A. NJ MERwis. Aucuoneor. ,
DY BANGS, MERWIN'& Co.. Nos. t94 ana
NJ tes Broadway, cor. Of +t st.-Sees Of BCon sta'
t0nery Pictures Works Of IN Fspcv Good. irrnfafe 70
WEDNESDAY sni THURSDAY KVENlaOs,
Jan. 10 and II, at O'Clock
PRIVATE LlBRAtf-Di Theological ard Hu@cs aheo''
Books eubfasr vsriCy OF ve liable worss ~ ihro oy'
Divinity Hosrlpy and COLLECTION o CHOICE Aisce AZ ons
Ler-tare Csaiosnes ready and the Books ale on
exhibition.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 1913
WI nearly o. DO ST. II cho,ss Hoto--GEo A. LEA
w.t. Adct.on,e 6y t. Coorv. Cosi@irnenis soiclieL
Qo,RTgRsAsTgR.G ESgpA1's CFFiCB.
WASHINGTON, D. G., December ~ ldba
GOVERNMENT SALES.-SALES OF RE-
~ SEaNED HORSES Quariermus'tI' General o. he
Army di-ct. that I'll the Gver rltBt Hoses no" a. Oles-
boro D. g. b. cold % tis highest bdderA
SALES wli tneIefore, take place At OlEsBCHO, H.
G., beginning on - ...,.,.,,., :, ,o~-
THURSDAY NEXT. DECEMBER u, 1865.
and continuing ench II sDAY and THURSDAY there
After. Until al arc disposed 81.
Boat viii the Si2ths. whasf every hour On the
doys Ci stis.
fhsc Horss have been carefully selected and arc superior
10 az heretofore offered for sae.
Aniliai. vii. be sold snely.
Sales 10 cnllt9enre At 20 o'clock a. m
TenS-Cash In L lifted STATE. currency. ,
JAMES y. EKfV.
P~yet Prir zen in cls-ge irs Division q ", -, w.
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IlyOTEACHERS-Wanted Experenced MAN

TUIEACHfKS.-WH HnIrn EAPtrltnCed MAN
for City Pnbic School 100; mother u toj Lady for
fu si.h and Piano. ty Psblic School, Fto Gentleman for
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ladies io Mssc, Ac.. IA Schools aud Families, North aud
South. All who seek positions should have the American
seLco In.siille's" ,rpasstOn form. .....-
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Gitnations Uautc6-fema!es.

A GIRL WANTS SITUATION at Cham.
N b-r.work Visiting. do house work for asnaii
private f,uiy Call .. No. l2S west Twentyseventh'st'
Third foor Room No O.
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EOR SALE.-The subscriber Offers for SALE
4 the COUNTRY SEAT ef The late o. Maufln with %
acre. Of nd one hall situated on Cast-ion shs
Staten Island. The et square with VII ijx-'
and stable roulfry.hut This properly, commanding
the most extensive view Of any Place within 10 miles Of New
lofs s bounded by ttc wide averus sud s be ween tho
Summer reIrnr, Me.sr Geor-e Law and VIM a. Dun
can II sold by he middle ol mary, II vii be dsPoei
OF n lots II auction Address JAMES I. MAuRAN. no.
F.s; Fiercuii.l
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ENANTED-By Young Lady. Situation
w I'm Ney-York vicinity, GOVERNESS in Young
Iades School. private family. Good reference gwen
Address L. l.. d.. Box No. $,6. L. U.
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CITUATION-By young Lady; DRESS
- MAKING By day. Address, &. G. SUMNER, No. Il
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felp Wants6.
C1NTRY CLERK WANTED-In a Whole
Il sale Dry Goods StOrs-salAry. Seoa Addfe" Boz NO
ISL Post Office

w In a frat class Boarding. School the city AZ
Engshmsn preferred. Address with reference, fnncipa
!. Box No. 5.09l, r. q.
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XNANTED-A good SALESMAN in retail
w Hsrdwafe store; NUT have good reierenoe' iiea'e
| address ". e., Box 30. 100 Tribune Office.
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TOR SALE--A large doublc.IiOUSE, three
story aad utic viii for lots Of ground IA tne ocscn
Brooklyn Apply to T.. X. kELLOOG, No. ia9 P.ar-st.
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VNANTED-A colored girl as CHAMBER
w MAID; city references required. Apply at NO. ~
East Thirty s2th-st.
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EOR SALE or EXCHANGE - 40 Acros good
j. BUILDING LOTS at yonkers six LOTS IN Dfootiyu
and oue bali OF the ccetrted MORGAN fshN West sr.
gn.l. MuARINN hROIHtRs. 30. ~. Ero-dgay.
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XSyANIED-A SITUATION as Porter, Coach
nan siahio Foreman co,d rcftsGces eau be given
Address 4. NO. I rark-psce, Room No. II.
NyANTED--By a CGlored Man, n SiTUA-
w TlON g. frsi-c'a COACIIMAN; has good nIe,nc
Please arpiy g. Z on~ week, ct Ma. 80 Ny ft'r-ase.
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IVANTED-A SITUATION by a young wo-

A NUMBER Of well recommended German
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SC at Mrs. LOVES German lnstitule. NO. II Sanonst
near the BoDery.
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For tho Cat;npnign.

Tho time Of holding tho fall election
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Oh tho par. Of our Union; ;ftieuds, sip
this lending q holpins hand. IA VI @;s;;a;;
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Union Candidates.

The County Convention which vii
assenblsin Charleston, next. Saturday
to, oct for the people Of tho whole couu'
~, should select candidates for tho vati,
Gus Offices, With view to strengthen the
Union cause men who havo been con-
sistcnt-who havo been nctive Union
men all tho sipo. Il would not DO good
policy Al this time. to SOLICIT any man
*ho ha, boon wavcsing, half canserva.
tise and half Union, ready to fall 90
either side, but those who have been dill.
iscnt, outspokou and fearless III the
discharge Of their duty to tho Union
eatsc., It often occurs that those who
DO nothing for tho cause, and ore ready
to 90 over to the enemy the moment you
failito giro them an Office, arc rewarded
with the highest Offices, while those
rho arc most risilnut and make the
most sacrifices Of timo aud money to
promote tho cause atc. "lcit out in tho
Gold" a party which. viii pursue such
acout,o Is bound to go down.. Such in.
gratitude vilk dauten, the. ardot Of the
best msp. Tobo treated With such neg.
lect will causo tho active. men Of tho par.
y to cosis, theis efforts altogether, y,
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MODEST The Democrats Of pennsyl.

NIoDEsT.-The Democrats Of pennsyl.
vania opened the full campaign by hold
ing a mass meeting at Reading, on the
18th plt. The principal speakers were
Montgomery Blair, of Maryland, and
George II. Pcndlcton, of Ohio. Mr.
Blair claims that the democratic masses
stood with uuwuveriug uuauimity and
devotion by tho administration Of Mr.,
Lincoln, and now, he Gays, ".when utter O
struggle Of four years, such as tho world
has never Witnessed before, VIC, tho dom
ocratic party, hovo asserted for oil time
to como, that tho Union Of these Suites
Gun never DO severed, set of unprin.
ciplod radicals 10 Congress arc deter.
mined to destroy what we have done. "
Was there ever such arrogance? ."''"s'
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TIE citizen, of Boyd and Grcenur
cou mites, Ky, Cnbcll and Wayne, Yves!
Va, aud Lawrence, Ohio, should have
meeting OF. some central point, os soon
as possible, to take into consideration
tho railroad projects affecting this, seq
ton. It isIxell known lhnt tho company
controlling.the Coviusto1'ind Ohio road
arc 10 doubt as to tho western. terminus,
and that tho people Of Gallia md Moig',
and; tho Virginia localities opposite, are
moving heaven and earth; as,it were, 10
endcayoriDg to procure tho route down
thcsK nnaxhs. Everything is.in our 10:
:vor, ST eonly attempt to:help ourselves
but listlessly relying upon ,tbo. chances
We have; may bring sour*bdght dreams, 70
dark disappointment Asimoyemoutein
concert should not egdslayed longer.
Lot the subject be,igitstsd, and, q COL !:
sultation ofthe peoples be; agtecds ulPo 2:
--3ronton Registcr. ~ Is ": ( !as
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Can for q Union state ConVens1pn'

u =
( Tn, pni,ersiened, appointed o s.Ass Exeeu.
Md In ,bis city on tho 22d day Of February
iaYs beg leave, In pursuance OF Inel, au', ,I
10 submit 70 tho people OF west ''rS'n'0 .D'
following Recommendations:
That a State Convention be held In tho city
Of PARKERSBURG ON THURSDAY, tho 3oth
dsy OF AUGUST next, commencing a. ~ a. Nj
I. Tint tho delegates TO this convention, IN
addition 10 tho seleetion-os candidates !cr INC
various office, Of tho Commonwealth, 90 a:sO
empowered BY their respective CONSTITUENCIES
10 choose candidates for Congress and 'or 'A'
vacant State Senatorahips;. ~. -,
. That with n view 10 tho best possible G's'
charge Of these important trusts, to"n'ntp
primary meetings DO held Throughout! Inc
. State. on SATURDAY, the 9th day OF AZ.
GUST, At ubicl. delegates shall be chosen 70
County Conventional
Tbat the delegates thus chosen meet at their
respective COURT HOUSES on SAioNUA1
the 18th day Of AUGUST, and there CHOOSE
delegates 10 the State Convention. In aaaition
e. "a recommended that they then ahd ineLe
cboo.c choir candidates for the House OF Del
sratrs and for the various county oihccs % 90
kflol At the October electioni
In the oven, OF renewal Of tho violence and
disturbances pcrpetro!ed lns, fall by retGsHed
rebels and their sympathizors in .'e'erai o.
tho counties, in order to orernre Union men
4, Is rccomue ndcd that Delegates be accrcdiseu
Nv letters uumcrously signed rs possible.
JOHN n. HUBBARD,
THOS. II. LOGAN,
JOHN Z. WILSON,
JOSEPH SErBoLD,
SAMUEL LAUGHLlS,
JOSEPH BELL,
i. ". CAMPBELL.
.: iSl.n Ex. Con-,