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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-19
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
SAMUEL w. SCHULTZ,
Tobacco and Segar Store.
No. 10 MARKET STREET,

WILMINuTONI DKLI
nvtea the attention Of his friends and the public gene
rally to his excellent assortment Of
sRGARs,
Manufactured from the best
HAVANA AND AMERICAN TOBACCO.
- . 1silxE f6fENtIINE MERsCHAuM PIPES,
which he will dispose Of at the lowest prices The best
brands Of
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO, COMBS,
KNIVES, BRUSHES, Sc, &c,
Always hand. He is practical workman and person
ally suDerntends the manufacture of the ssgars offered
his establishment and purchasers may rely upon get
ting good article. Thankful for past aVors respect
fully socts continuance of the patronage the public
dec 20lY
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
From San Franoisoo.

SAN FRANosoo, May 29.-Judge Field,
United States Circuit Judge, has refused
the appeal to the Supreme Court, in the
case Of the city of San Francisco versus the
o. s. The case involves the title to large
portion of the city limits. It was decided
in favor of the city by the Circuit Court.
The Custom House receipts up to Jauu-
ary LIST amount to $3.50, 900 iu gold.
The prospect of crops in California con.
tinue good. 30
The hejobbing trade with the interior and
Washoe is commenced.
The charter of the bank Of Brontes has
been revoked and the Mexican Immigra-
tion schemes are at an end for the present
Williams and other leaders OF the expe.
dition have been held to answer before the
United States Grand Jury for attempted
violation of neutrality laws.
The BERN ida pirate case was closed to.
day. Next Friday is set apart for the counsel
to sum up for the defence.
A meeting was held in this city last
evening to encourage the opening with
Salt Lake via Colorado Lake, via of Colo
RADIO River. From the head of navigation, a
good wagon road is to be opened to Mound
city.
Sixty thousand acres of land are soon tc
be advertised for sale by the Central Pa.
cifc Railroad company. These lands lie
along the first so miles of the road. Set.
lers in possession will have the first priv.
ilege of purchase.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
Gen. Grant to Visit West Point
New York and Chicago.

WAsHMeToN, June "A committee Of
three gentlemen from New York, consisting
of Messrs. Rufus F. Andrews, Gay R. Pei
ton and Martin Thatcher, arrived here this
morning, for the purpose Of inviting Gems
Grant, Thomas and Logan, to be present al
the great meeting ct the New York Acsd-
emy of Music on Wednesday.
The committee had an interview with
Gen. Grant to-day, and he has decided
positively to be present at the meeting. He
will arrive in New York on Wednesday
morning and remain until Thursday morn.
ing, when he will proceed to West Point tc
attend the examination progressing there
and then make flying trip to Chicago to
attend the great fair there. It is possible
also that Gems. Thomas and Logan will
be present, though they have not yet give1
a positive answer to the committee.
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Tho Presidents Order Releasing
BENJAMIN Harris.

NEw YoRK, June 6.-The following IL
President JOhnson's order releasing the
Maryland Congressman, Harris, convicted
of tampering with rebel soldiers:
ExEoUTIyE oTTIoE, WAsHnsFoN, May
81, lse5.-In the within case of Benjamin
Additional evidence and afidavits, how.
ever, bearing upon the case, and favorable
to the accused, having been presented
and considered by me since the sentence
aforesaid, deem Il proper to direc THAT the
sentence In the case Of said Harris be re.
mitted and that he be released from i'm.
prisonmeut.
[siguedl AND. JOHNSON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
THE PRIvATEER ALABAMA
The President Demands Ssaleaent of III.
Alabama Indsmaitiss- Foreign 0piuio,.
and Prsesdsnts in Regard to the Matter.

The Memorial Diplomdtigite, of the l4th
-ult., makes the important announcement
that President Johnson has instructed our
Minister at London to require of the En-.
glish Government prompt decision as to
the iudemnities due the United States for
losses cGused to Federal citizens by Con-
.tederste cruisers, such as the Alabama and
others, constructed and equipped In English
ports since the beginning of the War.n
The Memorial adds that this demand has
been several times made by the United
States, but that its justice has never been
conceded by the British Government,
which hes rested it's refusal upon the opin-
ions given by the law officers of the crown;
that "Mr. Lincoln had nevertheless per.
sisted in the demand, renewing it short
time before his death; and that Mr.. John.
son, far frsm abandoning this demand, has
revived 1t, accenIiDg it with more vigor
and energy than ever" It is the opinion
that the demands will be acceded to by the
English Government"
Tho Madrid EPoss. of two days later,
adds:
We believe, iually, that England will
snd by. satisfying the United States, aud
reeogniGiog the justice Of reclamations
which. We believe cannot ia the main be
contested, even. il they do not in the
amount fully reach the sums mentioned il
this connection. A case which has somt
analogies with the present one is thStoi
the demand made by Spain, in 1925, OF
the Swedish Government growing out o
the sale of certain men-of-WAr to an Eng,
/ ilish company for the purpose, as was sup
posed, of being used by Mexico, then a
war with ourselves. ssfaf
Notwithstanding that these vessels hAl
4 been originally offered for sAleto the Span
ish Government; that thsy were bought b,
. private subject OF 9 friendly power; ths
their ultaEior destination was not clearl
proved, and that they cannot be compares
bSs agents of distraction, with the AIGbGme
aimee they were ships which had seen tBen
ty.fVe or thirty years service, our Govern
mert made an energetic protest, the Span
ish minister Gt Stockholm declaring, tbs
If the vessels we're peEmirted to sail
lWould be tan Get Of hostility, zTiOiAtio
r 4
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Washinpton Itema.

WAsHIHeToH, June 5.-Ths conspiracy
trial will occupy all the present week. The
arguments commence on Wednesday, and
it win be two weeks before findings will
be promulgated,
The government is selling large mum.
bers of draft horses aud mules.
It is asserted on credible authority that
the President is considering the propriety
of conveuiug Congress as early a. the Ist
of October.
Secretary Seward visited the State De.
partment on Saturday. He wzs able 70
walk mp the steps, but required rest 81
each landing.
Duf Green has taken the amnesty oath
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
To Invalid Soldiers !
Artificial Legs, Arms, and
Clutches.
GREATIMPRoVEmENTI IN THEIR
o. 8. GENERAL HosPrrLL,

o. g. GENERAL HosPTFAL,
WHEELma, W. Va, April 18th, 1885.
I TAKE pleasure In stating TO you that / have
/ carefully examined the Artificial Logs manufao.
tuTed by LEONARD LEGkAN, and for which you
are agent. For Gimplicity Of construction a. we'll
durability and convenience, have never seen
any thing 10 equal them, aud therefore eheerfully
to need artificial limbs.
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
JOHN KIRKER,
A. Surgeon, U. 8. A, in charge.
WHIuIEs, W. Va, April 9th, 1885.
have carefully Examined the Artificial Legs Of
LEONARD LEGRAN, and ind them simple in their
construction, Of good workmanship, light and very
substantially mSdo. They will be quito a. service
able ~ any Artificial legs in use, and account Of
pairs. cheerfully recommend them to any who
may need artificial lImbs. -.--..
JOHN PRIBSELI,
A. A. Surgeon U. 8. A..
WHEEING, ". Va, April goth. 1855.
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by CHARLES
BDHIBR, Agent, can recommend for the following
advantages: simplicity in Struetui Q, strength Of
material and economy In price.
Respectfully, r. w. aAELEFTp
Surgeon Board Of HnrOllment
1t affords me pleasure TO state that LEONARD
LEGRAN, corner Of East Commons, Allegheny, has
furnished me with an artificial leg, that can use
we'll, after one weeks using. I cbeerfuly- recon-
mend to all who are IN fortunate to need 70 give
him q call LEWIS RAMALEY.
springdAlO, Allegheny county Pa.
For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEHLER, Agent,
Monroe Street.
Gprfs-ly between Market and Fourth.
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'a g- UHBIoHYHI8, January IL, 1855.
rM1, ". HsBoVET:-0ear Sir: In HOTember, 1888,
ny vile was taken with { severe attack Of IufAul.
mHtoTy RbeuTuAtiEm, conhninK her 70 kse bed, aud
rendering her entirely helpless for over -four onfhI
After which she improved In health sufficient 70 g
proPPed IP in her bed, and oecaGionally tho pains
would leave her % she could get about ~ i6oIn
rpOn erateheS. Bnt ~ nlore than year hhe could
not Lift pound weight and With great trouble
could she feed herBSIE Cold hands and fest were
her conltGnt companions. she suffered terribly
most Of the time, with severe pains or cramps "a
her stomach, which appeared periodically, once q
month, keeping her IN bed week at tme.a Upon
my visit homo from my regiment, (6lBt O.F. L. on
the I'd day Of December last, called at your drug
store and found you opening some new goods
among which was Johnson'S Rheumatic COMPOUND
and Blood Purifier. AtyoUr suggestion purchased
. bottle. It acted like charm In her casa. Che
has been entirely free Of the pain in her stomach
her feet and hands are warm, Ihe Is now doing hef
own house work, ard yesterday did the ehuFninR, 4,
and you have this day received Q visit from her to
thank yuu in person for the Heavenly (aa Rho CALI
~ relief che has received from the uss Of John6oniG
CoDhouDd.- rE1t- I9AIAH MOOR
do uOSt ebeerfully aHiTm to the above deScrip-
tiOn ofmy case as true In every respect
HENRiKTTA MOOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
Immipration invited south.

E1w YoRE, June 6.-The southern pa
pers are urgent for immigration from the
north, aud their statemGnts Of the oireum-
stances and the needs Of the country indi-
cate that an almoat inexhAustibIs field for
northern enterprise in agricultural, com.
metcial aud industrial pursuits is aoW or
soon will be opened, in that regoin by the
termination of the rebellion. The sdVau-
tages of Virginia and Texas for eolonists
of this kind are particularly urged By the
journalist advocates Of those States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
ExGESrOR
The greatlnteEnall Bel / Miedy.
JoHNsoNs
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
- sAE agE E9=s5- 1fle
-ND-
ExCEsIOR-
JOHNsoN's
BLOOD PURIFIER.

lie FOndeltuI Curative Propsrtiss. ars sUn.
doubted. Il ia dEsOays taken fnttrndlly.
From ths number Of tsstimOnials yeesived,
zoe are induced to believe It cures nine cases
out Of ten Ohen directions are strictly fol-
l0IOsd. Il is unequalled for The cure Of
RHEUAATLsA, GOUT, NEURAL.
GA, and kindred diseapes. For the rs-
R'oUal Of fSerOttlla, Kings EuiE, iSeald Head.
Tetter, Ring Worm. &c, this nsediei1s
CLAIMS; a Va1t superiority Ousr al OtheTs.
Lts leothdag and Penetrating. Qttalities are
felt a. soon as taken. Try il and be con.
Vneed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06

ton-TrOuble in the Interior De.
partment.
NHw YoRK, Juue 5th.-A special to the
Tribune, dated Washington 4th, says it is
reported on good authority to might, that
Mr.. Stanton has resigned. This is not uosi.
| lively confirmed, but It is known that he
has determined to leave the Cabinet very
soon. There is report afloat that the de-
eision has been assisted by violent coll
hston between the President and the Seo-
retary, both strong willed men, and that
the latter INDUCED in his brusque manners,
aud the former took occasion to inform
bin that be (Andy) was President of the
United States. But il ia said that there ia
not much in this, for the President assured
Major General yesterday, that the separa-
ton about TO take place was only induced
BY the Prostralion of Mr.. Stanton by his
eEhausting labora. Mr.. Stanton has been
offered the position of Minister to Berlin,
but this place is not deemed OF sufficient
importance. If his resignation be not al
ready in the Presidept's hands it will be
Mr.. Harrington, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, has resigned peremptorily
and will go as Minister resident to Berne,
In place of Mr.. Fogg. he has engaged
passage and will sail by the first of July,
1t is also rumored that Mr.. Field, another
assistant, is willing to accept some position
abroad.
The differences of opinion existing be-
tween Secretary Harlan and Mr.. Usher, his
predecessor, is very considerable and is
assuming a serious form. The new Sec
retary il examining in a very impartial
manner, the huge contracts which the re-
tired officer signed just before leaving and
is demanding that they be re-estsbiished
on the principles of equity and honesty.
Against this rough criticism Mr.. Usher
protests in behalf of hie clients, taking
fight it is understood before the President.
The Interior Department consequently, is
considerably mixed just now. As one re-
suit of the complication Judge Otto, As
sistsnt Secretary, is leaving the, Depart.
ment and John Wilson, now Third Auditor,
will succeed him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06

Of the righta Of soYereignty, and a politi.
cal scandal" Along correspondence fol
lowed; and the result was, that the voice of
Justice uttered by the Spanish government
was strong enough TO compel the resciud
ing of the contract and prevent the sailing
OF the vessels, the Swedish government
oeing Obliged to Indemnify the English
company which had bonght the lhips.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
DuF Green has taken the amnesty oath

EEw YoRK, June 5.-The Tribune states
that Mr.. Conuoyer, whose testimony con.
left Washington for Canada fortnight
ego, to return in few days, bat has not
been heard from since though his pres
euce In Washington isurgently demanded.
1t is feared be has been tOully dealt by.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06

A Pleasant Speech OF Mr.. johnson
20 the Sunday school Children OF
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TRE cIRcUs TRoUPR


IB the largest aud most complete OVsI combined in
one establishment, being composed Of the mott pop
ular, Bkillful aud accomplished performers in the
profession, having been selected from the first estAb.
lishmenB in Europe aud America. Among the
principal ArtiItes are the following:
MADAME MELVILLE, the Australian Equestrian,
the most beautiful and accomplished Lady rider
IN the world;
JAMES MELVILLE, the AuItT allan performer, who
stands without Peer In the arena The dis.
tingulIhed Australian family whose Eluettrisu
and MiseellA' eouS Performances have won q
worldwide reputation;
MASTER PRANK MELVILLE, the youthful Eoues.
tTiAn;
AAsTER SAMUEL MELVILLE, q wonder IN Per-
fectiOn in all he attempts;
GEO. MELVILLE, tho principal Equestrian:
PH1LO HArHAhS, an artist whose praise iS great
In mouths Of Wisest ceaBuTe, whose per oFm.
Anoe8 on one, two, three and Iour horses are sE.
cellod BY no one In the world;
WIN, KINKADE. the man OF q hundred Somersaults
and the renowned representative of the Eocsn.
trie PETE JENRINS;
SHAPPBB 4 WHITNEY, the Acro1atI, par excel.
lence Of the United States, the mo It daring and
thrilling Trape5e Performers ever seen;
jim WARD, the funniest Of Clowns, 10 Comic SonRs,
SayiuB1 Dances, Slack Rope exerciseS. Piats
Spinning TumhliDg, never falling 70 orealo
big fuss eueTAIly.
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PTIIfBuRoH, Japuarv q 1ss5.

PHTFBURGH, January g. 1855
htIsrB. r. Z. sIILIRs 4 Co.:-Dear Eira: II ia
with the RTCbtGst Of plERiLTe that hereby testify
to the efhcacy Of your "RheumAtio COmpound.B Or
al the remedies ever tried for Rheumatilm your1
without doubt iH the BUTeBt RBd mcBt speedy. Wai
. complete martyr 10 that dlIease booro using youT
Compound, hut since then I have been Ike . new
man. Your medicine iB invaluable, beyond doubt,
only SURE cure for that painful dIeaSe.
JAS. B. McOLATOHEY,
80 Kim street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
Bv.Teleeraph.
Ror Lat'r Dtlpatenei see sFd Psgo,

Reported Resignation of AIr. Stand
ton-Trouble in the Interior De-
partment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
The Gigantic HIpOpotamusy

or BEBEMoIHp of Holy Writ, Of whom It iG dec AIRED
Dob 40-3) "Upon earth there Is not his like -
This rare specimen of the brute creation, the last
yestige Of pre- Addnite GziReHeC, was captured By
the present keeper, ALI, the BgyOtiAn by order Of
the Yceroy Of Egypt, 1000 miles above Cairo on the
White Nile In Africa, and was Imported into this
country at an expense Of more than $40 90. uy
G. O. QUICK, Esq., with whom such arrangements
have been made a. to enable the Mana cement 10
present him to the public in injunction with to
other unique attractions which make up this Oats
elyIm OF Wonde1 comprising this gigantic eomoi-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06

Enz YoRK, June 5-noon-Gold closed
at 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
II H r. r DRIEsBACH's
Extensive MenagerIeg

Comprising Amsguiaesnt collection Of rare BEASTS
and dREPTILEs-among which will be found Lie Us
PumAS Lauas, Panthsrs, g., Birds 81 sorVsoE,
Plumage and Colony OF Monkeys.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
WItneSs-P. A. McClsIland.

PIITsBURa, January 49, 1855.
MeBsTS- R, 3. sILLE1s q Oo..-Gents: Allow me
TO inform you that had boy, Iix years Of aEe, %
afflicted with Ri eumAtiBm that his leg was drawn
crooked and very much dliAbIed. Affsr trJ ing all
the linlu entH could hear Of, to no purpoIe was
recommended to try JohnBon's Rheumatic Com
pound, manufactured by you. IpuTchaled bottle
and before the halt OI It used the boys leg be
came perfectly straight, and the pain left him en-.
tTeiy. in justiee to you take pleasure in giving
you this inform AtioD for the good Of those who
afflicted with the AAme disease
We. BOOTH, 9th Ward.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06

r. h SELLERS Sz CO.,
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
CORNER WOOD AND SECOND STREETS,
my2o PITTSBURGH. PA,
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SANDS. NApHANs s. CO.'S
z Performing Elephants !!

whose wonderful feas surpaSs any thing ever beore
witnessed, and whose extreme docility and nteIlI-
Bence, have attracted the attention OF the most
noted SapGRt and students Of Natural history.
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On FRIDAY there VIII be given /. MORNING.
EXHIBITION Of the HIpOPotamu', Performing
Elephants, and HeuaEsrie, without The Circus, at
10 O'clock A. ~, at which time LIBERAL dsdustlou
viii be made 70 Schools.
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PITTSBURGH. PA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-11
THE ELECTIONS.

The rsturgs from PennSyylvania anu Vn'y ~
dictate the triumph Of the Union parry IN Nv. oe.A
states, although by greatly reduced maglor,,',''
The vote was Hght-the apathy oecaslonea Dy
Gen. Cox's SpeechesN aud Mr.. Cessna's I'M
necessary csssysN manifesting itself on eiec-
ton dsy as we'll as during the canvass
In Philadelphia, Mr.. MoNichael, Union candl'
date for Mayor, falls far behind Henry's former
vote, and only secures his election by small
majority. Considering that Philadelphia is es.
sentially Union city. we can only account for
this loss by a local disaffection toward Mr. Me-
Michael, against whom the Trades Unions and
other bodies combined. As Philadelphia
generally controls the State, we zee cor
responding losses in many OF the
counties. The vote, as it looks now. will
scarcely be within. fifty thousand of what was
cast last year. In Ohio the majority Is estI'
mated at twenty thousand-the strong Union
counties polling light vote. In Newark, al
the Charter election, the Unionists carried tide
| day by largely increased vote. This gives u;
hope for NewJersey and the Constitutional
Amendment. ....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-11
AWAY WITH HIM /.

Colorphobia dies hard, and IL must be admit.
ted that It's ultimate spasms are a little laugha.
bic, as il stiffens into the rightly Of rsductio
ad absurdsr,. Class hatred seems to find death
itself sweet in comparison with concession or
even compromise. The Cherokee Indian, turn.
ing up his nose contemptuously between two
high cheek bones, objects TO the incorpora.
ton Of the freedmen into his tribe" The State
Of Connecticut, still enamored Of blue legisla.
ton, thinks the Black good enough for battles
but not good enough for tho bsllot-box. The
Rev. Gov. Brownlow is for instantly kicking
every emancipated man. woman and child ont
Of Tennessee. So il seems that wherever these
dark foot balls may land they will be unplcas-
ant to somebody; and as there are several mil.
lions of them-a good, solid, constituent part Of
the national population, under positive neces.
sity, while they live at ALL OF living somewhere,
ii occurs to us that the readiest way Of solving
this impairment problem is to put all these
intruders upon the face OF Gods earth TO the
sword. Does any chicken-hearted humanitarian
protest that this expedient would be wanting to
some extent in benevolenee Bah! who is
talking Of benevolence ut all We are consid-
erng something better--bread aud butter, the
peace of society, ancient and respectable preju.
dices, the delicate feelings Of the Cherokee In.
dians and of the inhabitants OF Connecticut, the
sacred dignity Of Caucasian demiigods, the
purity of pews and of theater-boXes and Of
railway carriages, and Of schools and colleges.
tho nice nobility Of the vsll-born because they
are white-born, the traditional limitations of
fast'dious Democracy, the exquisite taste Of
porter.houses and primary meetings, the weak
knees Of nervous Republicans. the suscepti.
bnity Of the whole tribe of the ffolier.thah-
Thou's None Of these are the menlto find
fault with our proposition upon the score Of
cruelty. Why should they be tender OF lives
which they are so ready To- make wretchod
The BLACK is either a man or beast. II the