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SOLDIERS OF WEST YIRGTNIAIl

WEWING UNITY OF ACTION IN
Y civil as well as In military affhirs
OF the INST Importance, meeting of the sol
dters OF the STATED Is hereby calledLDeIeRates
nom each county to assemble in Park ersburg
on THURSDAY, the 30th ofthe present MONTH
70 take into consideration business of the
greatest Importance, touching the welfare OF
the soldier and theState. 80 ~ y
In counties where the soldiers have OFRau-
tatlona they are urgently requested 70 meet
and appoint lat least three az deleRafes and
in counties where there Is no such organiEa.
tion the Committee Of Two on OrRhnfE9-
uony appointed by the State league AZ
C1nrkBburg for each county. are urged 10 cali
together thesoldlers or their respecfi Ne conn
ties, or, In case this Is not done. the SOLDIER
assemble themselves, and appoint the mum.
ner o. delegates Is above stated, on or before
me 2Jtn inst, 70 represent them At the time
ana place above mentioned. No SelE-consH-
tuted delegate 70 take part In the delIbera-
IONS Ion put an delegates % be properly accEed
lted-tFuly repre- enting the ma oriEy of their
coEnIades at home 1t Is desired, and xpect-
81 mat every county in the State win he
Soldiers heed this calli Your Interests
are AZ staket You saved your county, as
sisted m forming, why not have q voice In
governing and representing the state. Unite
alai lonlHe and send your best men to repre-
An papers throng hout the state favoEable
e the 1nterests OF the soldiers are requested to
insert this call in their c6lumhSii - siffl7f
IN com lanee VITA the wishes of nu-
sF-e.,,5,t .s.,iit IL y; II WOOD,
West Vlrglnia.t s,atz t-t'at. ~ rflff
-MouNDsvIIE, w va. August 2. a-sS,l 50
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I'm tltlc1le hith had sus-
pehfsd public Aiion iar several seel1
nraln makes l5pl 3 -If66 among our
eHchduses. u hns been revived nv
sGenefai n -, f5a5ris ana Fr5ni Miner.
Whose names appeSt 10 edisor
Hlc pspefil ven Cdile1 ana nstiIs
printed. u taiil d tie linion c..os
eool yiee and aoS6rSes IS ~ ven
enpnoflcl
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gfw Embellishments.
For Sheriff.

WE AREAUTHoRIzED
w JACOB BuRKLE rs q candidate for me
ONCE OF Sherin OF Ohio County, subject to
auS-tca p 60 =
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M 3 es G4oIcE RIO. 5Fls5as = Il 4.
% % Good Rio. i4i5f 9ifst5 ~ ~
tll5 Old Java itisI received BY ~, ~
1ylsi siasssds IiIST, MORRISON 4, co. 81
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inr Ola donoof1tio frlfiy came Is
gtiel lteaus1 u sodlhorn bran 81 odd
ed i 20 heavily with tiavcr5 sproloo
ton and e'rrQrs- nsion ~ suc-
.cessors therQr fti'adalphia j nv. 81
in tlan54r 81 qesth 'u IheF1rq hour of
.hIrih nom oFcFloldine In Iho same.
onhlier T9s NeN Qfers mob md
smurd6rs nfo 11fcfeihar fou much ~
lhe new patty y ainf With any Fir
pros ttf Mo southern hrIhr'n
l1u.. tclara better. Or III parties I1 Ii.
NotIl WIN forgot fhe|t own l|lerenc.a
-ll0IH couIicHnr thirst for ne cfic11
and L10Ir oonIIcIIur tiolIc-chQrrInr
lllolI- uI Ir-o1s on.-unIte anew
Nl-N Iuc 'rII rc1I cILuiol and rlIcl,
1nu WHIP Intm uFIr a1olu. and uloIo
NQr pie have great
NrIIIfT IIf uU4IrlIIur, but they hive
N"0"- IlN- "1"-r Tor union or IN0
sake Oh lle lrlcn' and Ihcr win f6-
p-- .Ic etn|lIIien| ~ u.c-1.rr.
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Wanted

AGE NTsIN EVERY COUNTY IN
~ West Virginia to canvass for the sale OF
the Great Picture THE DEATH BED OF LIN
COLIN ENDORSED by the President and all
per cent paid. Address, with stanps for
terms and territory, v. 8, JONES, (Sole Agent
ior the Statel Box 44Ts Baltimore, Nd.
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zlill ~ IiIIi IiloEE y IN ctira d lhefiaz
slll rs hlonel rs, Sore Throat Asthma
!. 9iii.l sllls " M Agne In the Race,
.-l1..i S.oupi lLlg5 n lever aud IAfti6 and
~ 2 :, = nee day. sod llyall lFu
q 81 ~ s: ~ y ~, ~, e, i ~.
peinZ iei ll,t AS Is sffigfi3 n Coz
ma ~ .95 sllesip1; niatis-ly,
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cQIsat q4ie table scan.
iA.snperies TqIlet seq. TrlI ana liolnsTo.
dhed v tl!llt OlI4 81 eolatnaiIoii WI,
siyesEine' and aliy Eped Is ths
q I.a,lias ana Tthp lIlrleI.yi rs iilr.
Irth5 s41iuii ma IS Vi hin s IS & d
unFiV FoFElle ~ ~ llfJlI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-08

Desirable House andI.ot for sale.
Il BRICK HOUSE, OK WEST SIDE MAR
/ lket street OeLitre Wheeling, Containing
D IooI18 and lulllot9 e tzei lsFls WIN. NJ
aug7-1Wlii . ~ Real Estate AGENT
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aInstfaI austrntrtuts.
a N os.

rUHE GREAT REPUTATION OF TUT
L RHnbe Piano has induced makers OF IN
feriOr Instruments to represent to their cuSfo-
men that the Pianos they sell are preciseh,
tne same as me hi,Goe made by worl1men
This Is an Old dodge, and one that Is onl,,
prncttced by manufacturers, who cannot sch
their instruments TO the trade and cons
quently are compelled to force them ON ne
market at any price.
This mode Of doing business should Ia
enough to convince purchasers At once oft6e
SUPERIORITY OF THE RNABE Thu
mere fact of small makers taking them a.
the STANDARD, and working upon their
Enry.I h4i tEs1 ift. -
II is wel1 known fact that all HESt. class
agencies and dispose Of their goods through
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lost.

IA eral reward will be paid to the Under by
applying At the Mcclure House 10
-auS-lt hea-=-sa-a w H. QUINN
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sltia, me. Coning EIecfiona. i.,.,s,
W., ,ti,, az. -.

We clip the blowing timely romnflsHl
from q vel written article in the last
Ritchie Pres: ,ilis 5s5i',3ie
( -iNVe should realize that the cause e
every thing=men comparaki lively moth
ing he toe = again girding ON hisar-
NOR for the conflict; hut does not intend
q AIR open held hghts His tactics will
be aspecies OF political hDs hWhaclsin ing.
llle 1ttorHi on HIS parl Will ~ COM
dueled on the guerrilla sYslems We
musti therefore have no detached par
tics acting on their own i hoo lS-tHFe
must leave no flank exposed apt In
soltd columniWe must march TO victory.
rue great Importance Of carry ing out
Sle plan OF noeQnstrurti on BlZefrhedl out
" n M iorit ~ OF the Joint Couamit tee on
Saq g ON onstrnc Ion, the great
ing idea Of which - identical
With that otnhfaGid In luur Consti-
lqllitl Anne dnent; that the gQH-
the nation & must
% tolnu - u l1yal neonle. and
I which has been ~ IionaiI an ~ y,Sueel
BY the loyal rcoi,i OF Wet Tirrfnii :
aud, ~ q lnlrt OF this IiInl7 fI1ol 5fi,6s953 :
mont Of the Federal l'ons ~. V,bf6l5
VIII aquiTe The pcf Ton 81 our 1e,lt -
- al me make tn MATES q The IreStl
est moment that we elect none hnti
roughly loyal mon p that cd
This We c1n do u AIN n1l every foiifi-
~ n he SihlP, hvllllZifg . inditipus.
sol6oti6n 3 eand idn At Z ne county
eonVolilof % % held ON tho lelh 81
~ gust and BY q Z nelll undo rstanils
ing lhat p bolt nom The decision OF q
eqnre ntion, q o run l6 an Ind epend-
etl eanl late. rlidsing % SD limit u the
cons 4er ieql ~ . CONVEX ton Isl 70 be
lelq g. l.fa lert % = flesertion 10 the
enemy ol 1rill ronlufe tho pred 10
slQu, ellt - any such mon shilf be
found t1f1 VIM 1o che v1fF Mon who
VIII q2,llo ~ re.'e. Vote md j ~ BE-
hnI,rc lEintod ~ that rarif. hrl made
20 iscTf ient rs is pump
I'm PARK burr 1d5cl,e savs si6s
q petroleum. ,rese lli.l II that city On
Saturday Is was rciassii ior
mo Ga- q - Feltine 4 lit
Pc snaty ebont TIE l5Fet Limb ieds
inf nom ihc way 81 appeals thecon-
ssrt4uTes1nd oilmon.e u tolls liien.
tAat e. very litc niI now rIil choeI
pslihe 97.fl upm1ro fhah treat
deal ,zonl4 at other II|rts.r "a f5fond
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NOTICE.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN III Alta
-INsiimeetlug Of rthe stock OF ansf ar stlia
Centre Wheeling OIL and Mining CdlnnS mn
1e ned q ne klE9t Stpre, IN The
Atlgusls les9 ,1tFT ocloclki p. M.,t6 eieef X
olrtt OF Directors, and other dfieeFSf NAE
ana lElIlzllet other : Ehieil7
may b fallE done 1g sid In hi.
teperllt mes ing. ~ = = II 81 -
81 teil Under our hands this sis tihy a.
~ ii5Ilsi sf6fsIls BURNETT slfrz5fi5.s
-iad c4Q sAMg k.IssI. A LEX AlgBER.a
. Is5-si4f5, - T., Il 49, = = ).
auI.iSf zt 2 n aIss-1 ssst51sl,.
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= ~ = --II- = =
We noticed ON The n 81 ne
Mefure last evening ne names q
the tentative Of the. ieiil ana
esielt of tho ldie city We
trlti our brethren Of the quill piIlh1ge
4 pio5s a. Zip. and q turn, % II cir tiuz
tios q IL best sibio health aud
spirits 81 500
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Pans. August !, 1866
ARTElFus WARD. dIil-F,1l.
"a "a Aaiea4eat R.lailees llalnaa.er II.

10 his A1ielftdt Bltsiless Manager a..
This world Is orI a floating sho.-
Among the principal she's hear, Prushy
has the best Sho at present. The prtn-
ctple curiosity in her Sh0 being the
needle gun. Have jest konkl1ded an
aErang emelt with Lewis Napoleon for
q side Sho OF, Wax wurks and snaiks,
near the entrance Of the CRATE exhibit
shun-terms private between me and
money, or hlteen cents American cur
reney. On lSlosin the kontract the NJ.
y. rpr remnrked = You and me hez dun
q good days work, Artemps.
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For sac. Ghean. 20 Cash.

A NEATFRAAfE CofFA9E.HousE IN
IN dgepoFt, Ohio on the National pike,
leE1r rooms IN good ord Ter, with an
excellent well Of water In tn . yard ana remit
Ing at pre- emit nj the rate or SIS per anniiin.
me III 2 i unque llnIHhie. Posiesion given
BY Eepts 4 lse9ss Apply to- lIfIs 10
Real I.state Agent over People's Bank, I.
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- -! t5I.5fl OF GalG. -
,5lYfpTIllli OFF FR FOR SALE 10 ACRES
u ofgOpd land, hall which & III AIsEs VIII
- ne slinle tl..et or IN lots conta dining
acres 10 suit the pllre1llsaF. $3.50 IT fl7l3llIs
! lAlsoS5 q - flllIlllItl q HOUSE ednfainlfi 3
rooms 2 eeslraPle location lhieh = VIII isell
I would q . liz to seli my PA q sSp
SAW ll4tGls Known Is eBelnnpnt Planning
md saw tlfllissi' HEldgepo Ohio u w /.
give q great han. ain In the purchase OF the,
u An the above prop Is situated In
kl epeorfI Ohio EnEtuTtder par ic1lafS and
terms enquire d ones Z elnl0hi Pihinifr
ana s.llg u IL :, Bird port 0hlb
STORE ROOM ESoBIRE An 81 81
IA ROBIN 0ll'S Ware 1000 No p. Nam
eteeet. on lIlren am II II. j
g RoHIN oc,
A. n am POPLAR BRoolf II ArlDI.Fes
lttt4tlN 80 h kilo1IIl q Ire. - ~
:. - Ai.s.4I ElliIle on, hand
'l541 u sac ~ GtdA5.l1 BIZ aE3,A.
/ lyll 7ifsf ~ 80. Is = N FITTIIi 80
A esIliflei F4ltll lsfsi1T SIS
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For Sale.

4 BRICK HOUSE, 2 TENRAiENTs ON
east side main street, LIST Ward, Opposite
the deneeot A. II. Philips, ESQ.
Ras7-iwla q st,ier real I !; ~ x i ont
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TIkNotice.

T HEREBY WARN ALL AIERCHANTs.
1Ghopkeepem and others against selling
goods 70 any person on my account, as, from
the date Of this notice, i viii pay no bills not
contracted by myself personally.
au6-1to WILL W, BUSBEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

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aep Na aa
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PROPOSALS..
(yRoToN AQUEDUcr DErARTNEyr. .
~ ~. - .,,,, MN foaE, july s. 1890.

I -
TO BurIpERs : 49,
Sealed proposal. endorsed FOR building Dwelling House
in the Central Park he resolving reservoirs together
with the name Of the bidder and date q n Offering VIII be
received at this once until O'Clock s. VI II Tuesday the 18th
day Of July 1870 at which tine they VII he publicly, Opened:
furnishing the materials and huiing dwelling house
in the Central Park the receiving reservoirs The
amount OF security required Will be nl thousand dollars
Plans and specifications be application the
chief engineer this once where blank forms Of bids
- " o- THOMAS sTErurNs Croton q
rtr ROBERT 4. DARRA6H, iAqucduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
CRoToN. AoyEpUcT DEPARTMENT. NEW YORK,
" July l3 l8o6-To iron founders. sealed proposals will
be received AZ this Office kotunda City fail Psrx untl
clock A. NJ Of Tuesday the cath day OF July, 1866 for the
supply OF Cast Iron Water Pipes. VIZ
500 Of Cast Iron Water Pipe " incnes Internal d.
ametcr sw
60o feet Cast Iron wstea Pipe inches internal diane
ter.
1000 feet Of Cas-, Iron Water Pipe inches internal diam
etcr.
proposal be endorsed proposals for Cast Iron
Water Pipes and special Castings together with the name
OF the bidder and date Of it's Offering.
The amount Of security required will be $4,000.
Specifications and blank forms OF bids be had
THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH, Aqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN. Board.
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!. -.l nll!I.lF!!!I.WApps.

..l-A -
o. REWARD Loot JULY FROM WtHOff
I'D corner ~ robinson and West srests. biefk nd
white Dog tfnafsed white ring around the neck sd ias
spot The scad SCOT - The a00se rcNsfu VIA -
paid ~ delivering 24g Lasi Thl second street
a = Rrw.gp -iosr on WEDNESDAY EvrNiS1
Ill Tuv N Pocket Record containing list ~ uanh.
villa lApers ~ value evceptte the oser sad
book had an eas around T. vita owners nanie "
ten made Please cavan a. tAe paoe ~ hast ~ sla
street where die reward VII be evo1 Win the Arfe
a1o RFwARp-Losr on SATURDAY. PROV ~
SlU West Twenty e.shsh street serf ~ =. esss A.i
ute worn oil about tbe throat
-
BItasgAItUs. &c. y
tsPor NUMBER er NEW AID srcoSD HANO
a billiard Tables, ~ al and s'yesy also large sif
Of Billiard Cloth, lfon o. 70 tL9 pes Lald ar,e,saE
pertaining the trade Tor sale by PHBbAN cOiLbt*
bER 60 70 ~ Crosby street
IlILLIARDs.~TiiE STATE AID fRoylNclAL CT ~.
ID rfons their authorized pfoses WI ssssIrhlr ~ ~
Metropolitan e,e tas afternoon Monday, July 49, -
Oei5ck order complete ther orFanttacn ard srr.sU
fol Tournament Hy e<kpf The mat0N
IT, naNIEL GAylr NsorsArv. IA
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ADvRRTIsER WILL PAY CASH FOR A SMALL
"A Farm, with good so, blidngs water, fruit &C. In an
accessible locality, schools ard churches NOT to exceed
o6o0 Address, with lowest price and fun particulars
II. q. PAGE, No spruce street. room No T.
LrARM IN JERSEY wANTED-NEAR DEPOT, IN Ex-
II change for splendid property Chicago Ill Some
caah win Sc added desired Address, with fun particulars
p. lel Broadway rooms
yUANrED TO PURCHAsE-A THREE STORY HIGH
W. stoop House, with modern improvements, above
Twentyhd street. from $40 00o 10 $it00 Address W. H.
", Herald once. v,s
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-09
THIRD EDITION
FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

Opinion OF Rcverdy JOhnsOn-RadIcal
Parade eTo-NIght-A Flag Torn Down
Fears of Riot, Etc.
[ePECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH !
BALTIMORE, October 9.-Political excitement
runs high here. Hon. Reverdy johnson pub
fishes another opinion to-day, totally adverse 10
that of Attorney General Stahbery, maintaining
that all constitutional voters have right to
vote tomorrow at the municipal election, re-
gardless of the registry law.
The Unconditional Unionists intend having a
grand procession tonight, with transparencies
on which they purpose placing numbers of the
majorities in Pennsylvania as they come In by
telegraph.
Just now party of drunken rowdies went to
the headquarters OF the Conservative Union
party, corner of North and Baltimore streets,
and tore down the American flag and carried it
away. It, is believed this will create a great
difficulty. The excitement now is intense.
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The ELFCTIoN-A "FoRCIBLE" ARGU-
MBNT IN FAVOR OF CLYMER I'm the course Iof his
MOI ming tour around the Fourth Ward, our re.
Porter found himself at the Seventh Division House.
Seventh street. above Shippen While there little
tragedy enacted, for The amusement of the dun
terrified" crowd round about.
resident OF the First Ward escorted to the polls
friend OF his who resided in the "BloOdy Fourth
for whose identity he wished to vouch. Standing
hard by, and on the lookout for ditertisse-
nleRt, was corpuent individual with an immense
placard pinned to his garments, announcing to all
who had any curiosity concerning his political
status, that he considered white man far superior
to any "niggel" going
This corpulent individual painted his fist in the
stomach of the patriot from the First Ward, knocG.
ing him off the stey, and off MS legs WELL There
upon an appeal was carried before rhe policeman
stan6ing by but the only satisfaction obtaired was
the assurance that no who did not reside IN the
Ward had right to bring man up TO the polls.
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W. II. Beard, who returned not long since
nom an expedition 10 Denver, has nearly COM
pleted picture embodying sentiment sug-
gested by Indian life, the central object being
an ancient tree which has at last suCcumbed TO
the pressure of time and tempest, and the wreck
Of which attracts the notice of grizzled old
Indian for whom 1t had long been landmark IN
the forest
"A female circus rider in Chicago was offered
yely fine young horse at low price. She took
the animal into the ring to try him, and mount
ing him, cantered several times around the cir
Gle. She then rose to her feet, but the horse
was not used 10 riders in that position, and
threw her violently off, dislocating her shoulder
and inaictng serious internal injuries.
The Gdzetd del Tedtri gives an account of
performance of lie Precduzione, by Signor
Petrella, at the Santa Radegonda Theatre at
Milan, and states that Madame Carlotta Grisi
(GluliaO is about to sing at some grand orches-
tral concerts given by MIR. Gye at Covent
Garden Theatre, in place of opera in English.
Among the collections OF ''curiosities" sold
by auction in Paris recently were whistles used
by celebrated persons on remarkable occasions,
suspenders which belonged to various distin-
guished characters, and newspaper bands, of
which the most ancient bore the date of 1000.
The County Down Jail in Ireland was exa-
mined by inspectors the other day, and in one of
the cells were discovered bottles OF brandy,
whisky, and other stimulating liquids, viands,
BOOKS, ana various luXuries that never were
contemplated by the prison authorities.
The Adelphi Theatre, in London opened
0ctoberl With new drama by Mr.. Watts Phil
lips, called Marlborough, and having for the
heroine the vixenish Duchess" his wife. Mr..
b. Webster will, it is said, emerge, from his
semiretrement to play Marlborough"
-Willault, the tenor GssoIuto who left the
brewing vat for the stage some years ago, Is to
have his salary raised to $4,000 francs per
annum. He has just been sued by his teacher
of music at Avignon for 1000 francs, but the
ungrateiul pupil offers but 2OOO.
-Chdripdri represents Prussian general
sitting on a bench in public garden SMOKING a
cigar pretty little girl whom he has been
noticing, says to him l;, General my papa likes
ness. nv dear |" 'sHe makes wooden legs SusA-
Mr.. Keith Johnston and other gentlemen
engaged in the exploration of Palestine have
discovered at Tell Hum the ancient temple of
Capernaum, nearly entire. "
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, October 9.-Busness has mostly been
suspended to-day by the election and the attendance
at the Corn Exchange was xtremeIY slim.
There is no change IN Quercitron Bark. We quote
No. at $35 y ton.
Cloverseed is unchanged. Small sales of new crop
at $75C@S Timothy sold at 90 so from first hands,
and at "a from second hands Flaxseed cannot be
quoted over S3'2O@3.25.
The Flour Market is fair, but there is not much
doing the demand being confined entirely to the
$l2 50a1S60 % Dbl. for Northwestern extra family;
SlS9l4 Tor fennsylvana and Ohio do. do; SI004i2
for extras ana $8@S so for superfne
9Rye Flour is firm, at $675. In Corn Meal nothing
dong to fix quotations.
firmly. Small sales of good ana choice red at $50
10 a9 bush In white nothing doing. Corn is vefy
dull and lower. Sales of 100 BUSH yellow at 81 04
al CO; and 2600 BUSH Western high mixed at 81 06,
afoat Oats are lower; 1900 bush. Southern sold at
5Ic. In Barley and Malt not hing doing.
Whisky is quiet. Small sales of Pennsylvania at
$2'Se92 40, and Ohio at So 429243
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JoHE," THE NEXT SOCIAL PBosLEM.-A San
Francisco correspondent, writing on the subject
OF Immigration to the State of California, thinks
tnat the next social problem will be the status
OF the Chinese In a few months or years he
will Gloss the Rocky Mountain, and begin to dll
up the valley OF the Mississippi. As soon as the
Pacific Railroad is completed the path will be
open to him. Millions can be accommodated in
1he mines on the Pacific coast; but the south
with its fields OF cotton, rice, and sugar, is the
proper place for them, and as she is now pros
trated by the raVages of war and the effects of
famine, they are needed to recuperate her
exhausted energies. Soon the NEGRO question:
will be lost in the "Chinese question:" and then
will come up the perplexing problem of his
status ia the community, his contracts, and his
privileges. On the Let of January, 1867. the
colorado, pioneer of new line between San
Francisco and China, will commence her trips,
ana every arrival will bring from one thousand
to fifteen hundred to that port. Capitalists are
already discussing the question of contracting
with Chnese companies foI immense numbers of
them to cultivate TO cultivate the cotton fields
OF the South for a term of years. at a much
cheaper rate than negro labor eau be Obtained
Soon the rivalry between the ChiDaman and the
pegro will commence,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-09
BIsNARK's THANKS FOR AMERICAN SYM
PATHY

The following is Count Bismark's letter to
Minister Wright, acknowledging the receipt OF
q cargo of some twenty-five tons of ice, con-
triOuted by the Americans at Hamburg for the
Prussian hospitals, at time when it could not
be Obtained in Germany
"BERLIN, August 9.-Dear Sir:-From the
inclosed letters you have been good enough to
communicate to me, see the Contributors to
the munifcent donation of ice which has been
sent successfully from Hamburg for our hos
pitfalls include considerable number of your
countrYmen. The War Office has already con-
veyed to the Committee the thanks of his
Majestys Government Tor the patriotic feeling
which prompted the gift, and for the ines
timable benefit conferred upon our wounded
soldiers. 1t becomes now my pleasant duty to
add the expression of my sentiments of deep
qualification at the active sympathy evincei
by citizens of the United States with our strug-
gle, which, undertaken for the defense of our
homes, WILL under Gods blessing. secure the
condition to Germany of national life and to
Europe of lasting peace.
"Beheve me, dear sir, yours very sincerely
"BIsMARK.
Joseph A. Wright, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States. ~