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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-17
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARIIE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription Of Sir j. Clark NJ d.
Physician Extraordinary tn The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unf,ing in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the Female constitution is subject. 1t moderates all
excess and ali distractions and speedy cure
may be relied on,
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL Is peculiarly suited. It WILL in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain. to prevent commercials
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females during
FIRST THREE MONTIfSof Pregnancy as they are
sure 10 briTsy MiSsedrTGgs, but at any other time they
are safe.
In an cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
In the Back and Limbs, Heaviness Fatigue slight
Exerticn Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites these pills will effect a when all other
means have failed and although powerful remedy do
not contain iron, calome anthony any thing hurt
full to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole AGENTS for the United States and Cunada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late I. c. Baldwin Co.. Rochester, n. Y.
n. B-sl and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorIzed Agens will insure bottle, containing SO Pills,
by return mail.
Sold by J. IL. BROWN, Joliet, and all Druggists,
Dec. l. 1850. molly
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-17
RELIEF INTEE MINUTES.
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS !!

BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS J!
The Original Medicine Establish in 1887, and
first article of the kind introduced under the
name of "PULMONIc WAfERs,' in this any other
conntty; all other Pulmonc Waters counteTfets.
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN be-
ing stamped each Wafer.
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Threat, Hoarseness,
BRYAS's PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing.
BRYAS's PULMoNIC WAFERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
Bryan's Pulmouic Waters
Relieve ineipient Consumption. Lung Diseases.
Bryan's Pumoinc Waters
Relieve Irritation of the Uvua and Tonsls
Bryan's Pulmouic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are blessing to all classes and constitutions
Bryau's Bulmonic Waters
Are adapted to vocalists and public speakers.
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste. Not
only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures. Are
warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without a box of Bryan's Pull
monte Waters in the house.
No person will object to give for Bryan's Pull
monte Waters Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Sold by J. H. BRowN Joliet aud ali other Druggists
The Good Time Has Come,
When you can cure that cold of yonrs, brake up
your coughs and rest peace that is what body
say and must he all you have got to do is to
DIR. Ives Cough Relief.
Use Ii TO- Cough: for Cola: il for the Asth-
ma; use it for the Whoopng Cough, Group Hoarse-
Bronchitis, Influenza. Consumption. and all dis
of the Throat and Lungs. 1t put mp in 25 cts
SO and 81 Sizes which brings il within the
of all. Sold by L. J. IVES. Wholesale Western Depot,
No. 240 South Clark st. Chicago
Sold in Joliet, by j. Ii. BROWN, Druggist.
Dec. 4, 1860. u256m
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-17

go the ONCE of County Judge Of WI" a,. 0Sun,
k3@ ~ At the ensuing election, the stAhdAtu
liar is "th' Flag OIL my ' 1. ". cRANDALL.
Joliet, Sept. 2, 1861.
Great Attraction.
NEW GOODS
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON!
M. P A R K E r :,
"a now receiving large and select assortment Of
NEW FALL GOODS.
direct from the Eastern Markets, consisting in part Of
PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS,
Fine French all Wool Delains,
Fine French Merihos, Reps,
PGmultas, English Poplins,
Pacific Hamilton Delains,
Also Pine French Alpaca,
Bombszines Canton Cloths,
French aud English Black
aud Colord Ladies Cloth
for cLoAKs.
Also, n full assortment OF shawIs,
Doubie and
Beautiful Patterns,
ALSO LADIES CLOAK
Plain and COlOred CT ell prices and qualities.
Special attention is directed to the
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT,
~hicb is unusually full and complete in every de,
parmeut, and comprises all the most
Popular styles of Prints,
shee'lng', Slrtings, Denms, Stripes, Checks, Linen
ard Goitoa Table DsmasS, Pillow Case Cottons,
Russia Diaper, Crashs, Canton Flannel &C.,
All fwhSh will be sold US low as the same quality
Of goods can be bought elsewhere.
900 PIECES Merimack, Cocbeco, Pacific, Hamil.
OOO ton, sud Lowell Prints just received and for
IAs at low prices.
IN BALES Heavy sheetings now selling cheap
~ for Cash.
ono PIECES BIeached Muslins now opening, o.
~OO all qualities, widths and prices.
IN DOZ Thon,pson's Celebrated Spring Skirts
w Just received, of all prices from SOC to $40.
Inn D0Z. Ladies', ChiIdrens and Misses plain Ri
-. aOO bed and Fancy Cotton and Wool Hose, of al
sizes and qualities.
AVo Pieces Cloths Cassemisrs, Doeskins satinets
Jeans, Sleeps Grey, at very low figures.
1000 Lbs. Sheet Batting the cheapest and best ii
Market.
The AOOvs is but srnAn portion OF the goods no,
in store to witch invite the attention Of all wshin
the SeSf GOodsst the 1Ossest prices for cash only.
Remember the place
No. 46 Jefferson street
r. NJ. PARKER.
'Oiet, Sept. II, 1861. l4t
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DIED

,o,, inst SARAH GnBEEr DoH H vie . o.
On ths lI no,rse OF Lockport, late Of Bath, Soner
stephen Leland. aged SO years and 23 Days,
's''H"'' -. ,ha dead who die in the Lord
Blessed I SIy do rest, awaiting his word
ThelI ~ IN IN glory, with power and might,
death into sso.s s.s %s . Ea
Such nOp ~. Jsparted and will never more
Her sooa . n~ consolation and afectionate cheer
spesk p s~eet little children and partner most dear
,..Idspce Of her father, Dr. VIM: R. sP TssI
E F. sass Gh e 'S. Ssss aged q years
months and days.
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r A NJ S D ELLIS COLUMN
r. RAMSDELL

HAVING opened the Store formerly occupied by A.
IL IL. Day. on Exchange Street, desires TO call thu
attention Of the citizens Of Joliet and veiny his
we'll selected
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wanted

A Good Dwelling HOuse located in East JolIst e.
n good sized lot, In ExcHAssE for lapeT ~
wiseonsin or III. Address u. z, P.o box s5, folEfI
Fec Il, $50 80
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SPECIAL NTICES.


Wonders in its time, and no none for years Thought
Of anything to improve upon it, but the change came
and a sewing machine invented. first in Eurone
where, because Of numerous imperfections II never
obtained to general use, here, where no household
Is considered complete without it, FROM the date of
its first introduction in America, improvements upon
improvements have been made upon it, till at last
perfect and beautiful machine was gotten mp by LADD
WEBSTER Co, in Boston. embracing improvements
upon all the good points of its predecessors while
voding their fanlts-the result being something 40
desirable that family will long be without ii when
once made aware Of its advantages. Messrs Cook.
Stone Co, 12t Lake Street. Chicago are the North.
Western Agents for the above machines. which make
the stitch alike on both Sides and TO them we WonId
refer our readers who are in of the household
blessing which they sell.-Chicago Democrat
See Advertisement in another column
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-17


Use
VEFoheR@o> 49,
AdN1SAs wv OOS CO4 & w -
..,
iSh' s' sewing
RTTHEY STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES.
The Lddd, Webster d. Co. Machines are of the
most substan tial make and elegant finish are %
strong reliable, simple in construction easily op-
Grated by novice, and with ordinary care will =
for years without the annoying expense of re- x
pairing always incurred on the cheaper, less =
liable and more complicated machines.
There is no instrument in use for sewing, capa- 2
Die of doing greater variety Of work than tfese -
machines; with the celebrated wheel feed
they VIII handle the hIest muslin the heaviest -
broadcoths or Will work in the thickest leaiher a
used by shoeniakers, OF carnage trimmers. They -
will also run over seams and gathers with the z.
same facility as over plain work. The stitch made
by them is from two threads, and is the most -
approved and desirable in use; is alike on ~
both sides OF the fabric leaving no ridge ~
on the under side, to wear ont and loosen the C
work, decided fault with all loop chain stitch
machines. z
The needles are not curved and liable TO break,
but strof9ht and have perpendicular motion,
which is absolutely necessary to adapt the ma =
chine TO all sorts Of work. They will bind with "
binder and hem with hem1Ier; will stitch. fell -
and geafher; are fully licensed under "llOWE'S q
EXTENDED PATENT" and are free from all in y
fragments. During seven years of use they have
won the enyiabIe reputation of being ..the best %
Grmilg and M an u machines in the country
We have numerous testimonials; read a short and -
comprehensive one from the Q
c,,a"aS IN M in, 10, 81, =,
Won il safely at hand and Mrs is fuIlv satisfied -
with IT, As an evidence of its SIMPLICITY " ithout
directions or explanations she commenced work &
inr on IL after very short trial and has not ex-
periencsd the least difficulty in its operation ,
s a r ssp your ob servant,
=, Lieut.. wv. L MAuRI.
" says we nave seen testimony iaNoI W the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12
CLAIMS yoR PILLAeES OF THE ENEMY.

For the Information oil the people OF Virginia aud Il
her portions Of the Confederate States, who have sui
fered by the abduction Of their slaves by the OF ey, or
the waste or distraction Of their property by hem we
have been at pains to ascertain the .ste ol taking e
iimony OF the fact end exts! % such lesses which ia TO
be placed Oh the 6sa % the State Department. for the
future dispas,n the Government Of the claims they
nay pSssssl 49,,
7as testimony Is to be taken By depes.e1, or by oral
proofs reduced to writing beors any OF the oo~ing
officers qualified admin s.ss oaihs, viz any Judge OF
the Confederate States. Commissioner OF any court
thereof or any Notary Public; or, in case OF thei' oeios
no fpch occers in the county corporation where the
proceedings are instituted then before any Justee oil the
Peace or Alderman. The sfidast Of the party himself
OF the fact Of ownership and OF loss damage
der all cile eum stances sLecsssary.-Exaairsr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12

TRAnr AND CoNNrRCE oY MENPHIs.--John s Toof
Secretary Of The Chamber OF Commerce in Memphis las
published statemen. of the trade and commerce cf
that city for the year ending Angus II, 1861. from
which ws 10 rn that the value OF the years receipts o.
edng articles in Memphis s approximately estimated
at say 7Ariy.ains Millions sf Dollars. To this mut
be aided the value Of manu'ac ured articles plodaced
say SO O0O COO aod the value Of such atloles Of rscp
a., bosks, machinery. soli silver, carriages AZ. II
these are estimated .t 90 200 600 about ons-four;h
nf the enumerated articles, have grand total OF
f5l $50 000 as an approximate estimate Of thu genels
trAde Of the city Of Memphis during the past year.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12
THE RICHMOND WHIG
KENTUCKy NEUTRALi4Y.
MESSAGE OF GOV. sAG0FFEN TO THE LEdIsLA-
TURE OF KENTUCKY.

We extract from the late message of Gov arg0ihn to
the Legislature Of Kentucky now 10 sesscl 81 much as
In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12
40 THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA

10 a II II EN z " K4HNS Vf VEKkUENtA
IHy sepsrH, the Northern sEd South statsshav
doubtless hgco permanent S In great meesgfe,
e expected TO tupp South S BUTTER, ase having been
cog ged extensively for yeas business take
he liberty the ey o. beating your Butter well
psekng and as OF puipgt In Tubs larger III top
han The to,ou AMI send p market as soon az packing you
obly woud be plcNSed 10 reciTe op e9nsgnuentor
purchase aex!ng e highest marks Ice, s2d, deal
nslvey ior cash, x lfn gooSs he loves; rke' pri
90. he psompiy whL.sses ~ be seat me-
eou6en tha. make 10 the ntere Of both The farmer
~s a yse would gls 70 receive Other country
oroduce: bit p!nGpsl 20 call particular S.tsn
making Large supplies have been sent heretofore
South The North whilst make M Furnish our
lv gye 10 reference from the fact that have been engaged
busne IN Tbs city fer the last thryhys All ask
PAMPsON JONES, gent
Grocer and commls Ion Merchant
suq-dkc iCor Main and slh So. Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12

nLD WFIiSK Y,-s5 bhis Hangers Oh Whsky, equal 70
sui5 EDMoSD DAVENPORT co.
INOUHLR HxEaEE GUgs.-I hsye st:n a few Eng
~ h double bsIe Guns Of Importation, which Of
er at old prices The remarks Of the daily papes OF The
y OF hs hcTnng Jocs Co!rrin In reference io
WSke impiereRt does no, apply 10
O ). FIEToE,
Gpss Importer Of uart.are. u sain Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12
R;CJsNOND. AUG. 1861.

WE have hSud gods suitable for soldiers, snuts
w In Nirgts uhe2 VAS purchased ty the senior pa
ar OF ihv arn oi AeN m Co. Ao, have 10 store, Just fe
vlsed ,c0i- ,uishr io lolj .rea g l. Charleston,
y ALEN. hlLa g 90 IzI Main =.
p s-oApe, ssgs, Naiees also On haad. purchased IN
lhETl-stoa . C., ~ -.
antE "A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12

eA CiEsD.-As We have TO pay CASH for
nearly every thing needed In the line Of our bu
insss WAL from this date, decline niinung aeeouns ex
sept With those persons who have regularly ed their bill with
Is ts, OF JsnuaTy kni July.
paid i July ast passed cannot Increased
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12
DOGGETT A. ANDERSON,
GOVERNOR STREET,

Wv EAA!tOh oAlAt-StJ
az receiving o- the ran Trade, Cstpsngs, OIL Cloths Ma
tngs orrtau G,ods, corness sad Bane Windos shsds'
5sper Hsasiays Curled Hair sad Moss fr aae Al E prices
Arpets OaSns Beds saj Mser5ss made 10 order at abort No
Paper hanging done IL e cy or eaSntS b. wori
r.n fool
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12
RICHMOND wEIG.
RICHMOND DAILY WING,

fsgAS: -
uAiy Paper as per sansG 5sEtWeskly, IS Weekly, ssn
s.r1 h slvsaes RsAnses ray Be ssde ai tns rsk O. he
FAsra n al sassshsIS evidence "a taasn on We dsPosioiA
isassria tas Peat Oios e0aszl-iEs rao1sS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12

No EdyertclJG 80 DC 0obhdeied ~ e rohtn 0' yss
sEes. s2eca NsaasSt previously agreed apea os
tEueu Se paltlcs. , -, 49,.
ivsrterlen. nat the e1py iof reosi aus
ss or uasiors vii couluei u, ordered SUI sad PAJea
axacttt 1eoosdirs-. ,-,..r..
@ uS-t h, Aorr % svuI any alsSnderttsodin
srf- p4r Aruuai y--s 70 Is rcper 20 state
IhAtA privileges 0 Etent- 20 th5 toHedAls business Ss
s,ss LcsI ssd al sent - them 10 ne ~
aifilrrsl % aFss, ans 20 vvsaAt1u .. .--... =,
- Ests and 1gnei AEyn'3 Adyc ase9cnts not 70 Dc
assl BY TIE yea batty e crt al the usual rates 0hjs'
0 such dlseouu. q a. shall be agreed upon.
s Io,ksrs ard yearly ers generally, engaging on'
a. rose squares privilege % change, shan not on ee
Tssrly ay5gs IN sry Eesz iussst than 1s NA,a'
s.sd u,l = staal1g rule III gr TIE contract aud al eKe-
any sueA 4 1uut be c..scf 30 the usu1i rrte.
Nivssc7sus iazersd IN tss SEM wsSSS Mhs Az sS ees
ar sSusrs f1r ,ach -uannssce ~ II wcf1S, 10 cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12
Law CARDS.
J. D. EElyjCf NAll.~
kEREOOT & WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEII0RS AZ Law,

NR-Prompt attention 20 Coiieluca aud Land olAr.
RGFsREsCuS-saru, st GazllHd, Amherst O u Va; Jo
TAcnfson Ir Amherst L. Va; GsrlEad Christian LSne
burg Va Mosev Speed do Judge y. u. BHJi9rJ, IA'
Tex1s. Hon. y. a.. Dararl. %. ulit-tSely y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12
lUTHORl2ED CAPITAL. $500, V'

TEX PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
OF fIE CITY OF RI0aMosD
naG PLANTERS sAYlNG9 bANK, having slpe Cash otl
sl and by the Legislature CT Virginia. Will reesiS
apostles Of Five Dollars Aad upwards, Gu Which lhts.sei
III &c paid s rer oentum per II rsmaihirs
x phhs or five per tentG per HnuaI month";
Intsres. Gyable simultaneously, II de<red.
Deposes received their omes 81 he lore Ct hessrs Dufs
Tgtohssca No. ~ EAlP Btrse. - .
A A Euro1xrox fressurer. mEil-iy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12
VRAND CITTING.

E,oBAoooNIsTs Merchants roeers, Manufacturers and ct
public generally look yonr interest fully prepares
execute 81 The Band Cutns business va Brands 10
tobacco boxt ao1r barrels Grain BsF Hog'heed Lqnofs
u plates for marking clothing with tndelbe Ink sent TO any par
Via EM. LEWIS, Brand Cater,
Al CbAs Il LanklcYs lin Store 18th Street, between
s,Ia Main aud Gary, Richmond Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12
CasT giTTEsOM.
PARMG I.NTNpEXTEK,
WAIrER II ROBEgT5ON,

EicuaCAo. Va,
WILL prGes,e rsgaY ~, ue Cju.ts held Ia the CITY
w Rchnonl sai ogaaer o. s-rso Oh sssrneid And Ams
hIi Ii,.,.. ~ Is,, s,,i,, s-.as.. Street dss-ta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-25
GEN JEFF THOypsON

correspondent Of the New Orleans Crsscsni writing
from Columbus, Ky on the 4ih Dsc thus dsscr be,
this famous General:
The great Missouri swamp fox the Marion Of this
oution-you must know mean Gen. NJ. in. Thonp.
son-was in town to div. cannot say he IS ia town
for like the Hioerniin Bsa he 10 be here there
and everywhere all at once As ho stepped leisursy
over soma barrels on the landing, would no. have
known him but for the inevitable whitehaldled bowie
knife, which he carries other man carries knife
stuck perpendiculary in his belt on the midd, Of hia
back; for he now wears g,Dteel regulation uniform
befttipg a General. His old souched white hat I'D
feather bobtaled coat, short pants and rough boos
which made him look like cattlo-droyer than
General and in which he his earlier deeds Of daring
have be IN laid aside and now no has really military
look. lie! mo picture this mln to you Imiyns Z tall
ea, lank, wryookng customer, at least Elk feet high
aud slender as pair OF t)lgs; thin long heed With
very lo1g nose what you would call ha che. face
thick yellow hair combed back Of his ears and bobb
of short, displaying very long and thin neck ::
facs h'a,thy aud rudy without a vestige
OF beard or mols;ache; some so or So years Of
age light blue eyes, with friendly and benevolent X
preston placid well shaped mouth. with half smile
always playing about the corners ttle stoop-shoud-r
ed slightly handy legged from much riding on horse
back easy and graceful in his movements well on loot
as in the saddle; md.voced and unasslmag In crowd
full Of rough soldier language in his talk to all his
ner and tone OF voice, the same to all from Mj ,rGen
ers down to ane ,ro; imagine such person this sy
and you will have pretty correct dss OF the famous
JEFF Thompson. He is ,out the last person you would
take for J Tbompson after forming your ite from wha
you had heard Of him He is perpetualy full of fun
never gets TO talking without setting all around bin
aughrg Il is believed indeed that h. tights chf, 70
the fun of it. The camp s full Of JEFF Thompson joke,
her the odd dialogues ho has had with friends snG
enemies.
What he was in town for did not ascertain az did no
buton.hoe him, and tel him was the Special and Ey
W. IT,. 60
New Orleans Daily Crssesa IL Ia said that the tins Of
most Of his men is up aud that he viii be assigned
mand 10 the Confederate servce-he having heretoor
belonged exclusively to the Missouri State service.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-25

might be made Captains, Lsslseuants aud HIishipmer,
or the sane purpose; for they well k1ou--havine
learned n actus servioa the chief duties of such n
6csrs and have already been used 10 The almost desp,r
command of mn. 80.
A. all events I'll guaranty that vessel or gun exc.
cules according to l.s handlse and aim wi!hou, prev
ousy asbiog whether It s Owned By John Smith or the
GoyeFnm,nor whether II Is directed By Lient,nen. Mar
tnes Cap. Jack Tarr- and prospective przs oncy
added 20 patriotm Is not supposed to weakan That lau
dabe motive. Niles wrote, In 1912:
"Whst difference whether the harm Of wsr II pro.
duced by national or d, private Arnrd ftsscis Ds
Sar more lsnts xho hsye ioss sia yssssisby Brit il
werc taken by bis Asjsstts nsn-ofvars Were spoils
less rgily eIscsed ey 74sun ship thana pivatesr OF
four guns, and vert not all equally condemned? 0ls
man 6ghh for ~agea paid hinby the Government, or
anmsed BY parisc zeal for the defence Of bis
% sass; ss 4. sssS Ss Nm ssa : .S S Rss ss
rioc undertakes to pay hmsef at the expense Of tie
foe and serves hs country sGscuay as the former
The Government drawing al its supplies from the peo
Pile Is 10 reality ss much affected by thsloss Of the
as the other. -.. Ia the United States every
possible encouragement should be given to privateefag
when at war with commercial nation. b.
licensing private armed vessels he whole naval force Of
the nation is truly brou yht to bear on the foe"
Just as true now as then and important to the
Confederate States, with no navy of consequences.
memorial TO Congress about tho time declared thst
the successful issue Of the present materially d..
upon the e,ctual of the enemy by pr
"vateers that the which tha. species Of war
fare may be successfully prosecuted is uealculable 70
no bounds be prescribed the daring aud hasd
hood Of American sesmen; that i s particularly cr-
titled to the fostering Of Congress is ia
dispsnsabie to the prosecution Of tire war"
The fostering care Of Congress" wss given with WI
sffsctg
By the end of the war tho United Safes had az oat
5l7 authorized privaeers, with 1850 gIns, and over
% 900 men; which captured 2.slS vesseis--a number
of them wslLarmed English psiya.eers. ~.-
II this which enabled us to cope with the "kis.
ress of the Ssas' with her thousand ships" Eaglald
had then 1894 vessels .ofw5r
III have time I'll pursue the subject in one or two
moro short articles.
Should not Congress act on this natter
b. j. 6 of La