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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
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THE latss Cartridge shops at forn water sud ship
! les stteet'i occupied ast year ty Robert Pyls I'D
qulre Of WILLIAM BUSH
lsn Ntt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
Lahia., Rmra

PURCHASERS may rely upoa getting the best Hurs at
delphlA. ' -'-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17

Ladies' and ChlIdren's Hata.
Latest seyles At ohARLhs oAKF0RD 4 SONS olutl.
entsl Hotel, Pnilaielphil. N'' N'u''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
Dividend.

msssilg of the direslora tf the ODD F,llau.
y y y ~ hsld on ths z6th Instant BiVIdeud ~ FIv
hn ~ aud an eatIA Dividend 0f FOUR pRR ,,sssh
Declared "a the Capital STOCK of lhs Comps s
~ hvnlha payable BY Mr. William 0favss y ge ee
tuTst Va And Aitet Ahs bth pf January Isad hea-
December both. lsA '""'V"' ose,s,.L
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17

A tssifahie property lfoatsi oa the n H. cutnar oi
seventh and King streets rnis property Is Inltabe fur
store ont =. Inquire VI Isaac L. Dsvou, No. loi
east Seventh street lanIOat.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
Gentlemen,s Hats.

An the iAtsst styles at CHARLES oAKFoRD SONS
Continental HOTEL PhilAdslphiA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17

Ageeably ordsF VI the Chancellor, H-ds 10 the
above cause at the September term. A 1851 holiee s
hereby given to ali persons having lieu upon tbs IN
erest or Israel Townsspd and David Thomas
eher OF them in the lands aud tsnsnents 10 the aAd
proceedings mentioned to nle peuon setting oIth lhs
nature aud AmouAt ii tho In tue oss Of the Reggie
ter 10 ChAneefy for New Castle County tsn days bsors
the third Monday In February nsAt and to appear aud
prove the said lieu hens at the ensuing term Of tue
Court ChAneey before the rng Of the Court on the
third day Of the term. OkD, h. hODNhfs
January lh, 1870. Trusies'
Ian q TIL feb ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
IN THk COURT OF CHANCBRY oF TnR srATn "
DBLAwARk IN AND FOR NEW OAsTLE COUNTY.

John Randall B and vile eOmplAlnants, !
10 fafthlnn.
sarah Ann Erwin and others rospondsntsS
AsrseAbly order Of the Chancellor, made Ia tbs
above cause, at the September term, A 1904 notes 10
hereby given all persons hAvius lies upon tbs 10
teres. " ssats el John kaada P5 LslA NJ. Randall,
HArAh Ann ErVln, rr Walter Williamson. and Mary
Matilda williamson either Ui them la the iAnds aud
enelnsnts ia the sai O.eednss lnsntonsd to die 20
tton settling fnrh this ans nAtUFe Of the same,
the ONCE OF the Register lu chAucery or New Castle
County, ten days before the third Monday 10 February
usK. aud appear aud tr3Fe aid lieu at ths ehsninE
OF the Court Of ChAneeTy before the rising OF tue
Csurt on the third day Of the term.
ukoR0k Il. RopHRY, Trustas.
January Ath. 1895 ian tili fSb 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
JOURNAL

referred to a OO~nillss OF three. Read aud
Clmmitiee--M -Msssrs. Alllerlloe, Hieimau,
Todd, Causey and Adams.
Mr., Causey introduced resolution granting
the use Of this Hall, Ou Friday. January the
10Th. to the ladies aud gentlemsu Of tho town OF
Dover.
Mr.. Stuart, from the committee to report the
unfinished business Of the last seaslon reported
the following bills for consideration.
A supplement to MI act entitled au act to
relieve the people ofthls Stale from draft.
An act for the relief Ct the families Of volup-
tesrs.
An act to amend an act for the benefit Of free
schools the State Of Delaware. passed at Dover,
March lst, 1861, aud TO amend Chapter A! aud
80 VI the Revised Statutes,
Mr. Stuart offered so amendment to the bill
entitled an act to extend the time Of recording
OF Deeds
Dir. Messck offered resolution that SO much
Of the Governors Message as referred to free
schools be referred TO the Committee on Ejusa
tion.
MIR. TCdi moved that the account Is of the
Secretary VI state be referred to the Committee
on Claims, which motion prevailed.
o. motion, adjourned unit 10 o'clock TO-
morrow morning.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
Dividend.

CNtea bANK W DetAvARn
ma ~ directors bAro this day declared sen,i
pnusnd Of tN Per act elssr II inkta phFshl1
'Yehh9llsfv % OF afiuf tho 10th Inst "ths
ysndA D. r. WARMER n..a,s..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
fnipAY. January 10, 1865
MORNING sEssIoH.

SkSATE. MIR. Williamson introduced bill to
amend Chapter Of the Revised Code in relation
to the number of laws printed, which was read.
Mr.. Hazel, Clerk OF the House, being admit.
ted, presented for concurrence bill TO authorize
Noah Jacobs To s'rAighten certain road 10
Sussex county
ou motion 4 Mr.. Williamson, the bill just re-
ceiVed from the House was read.
Mr.. Moore, aeuiher Of the House, being
admitted, presented foe concurrence d bill 10
extend the time OF recording deeds.
On motion Of Mr. Ponder, the bill was read,
oo motion, adj j,urael until Monday evening
at ~ o'coes.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
For Rent.

FPLEs ofsugea. Lemons Raisa. Dates Fig, Pranss
"A hnta, d,lsd and cAnnsd Fruits Sc, a., at J. o
Oanpbell's stole, No 100 south Deassfs Avenue
rh'lHdelpha lan.a2n.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
NoFNiNo Sc sloS,
llorsr.-Tho House met pursuant to adjourn.

houst.-Tho House met pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
0a motion Of Mr.. Stuart, the bill entitled
An act to authorize Noah lsaaos to alter and
straighten certain public road in Nantiooke
hundred, Sussex county, was read third
time aud passed ALSO on his motion, the bill
eutitled "a further additional supplement TO an
| act entitled An act TO extend the time for
Recording Deeds" was read a third time and
passed also, on bis motion, the bill entitled
"a supplement to an net 10 relieve the people
Of this State fiom draft" was read for the in.
formation Of the House, when, on motion of Mr..
Todd, It was referred to the Committee Oh
B0unties aud Volunteers.
Adjourned until Monday evOning. at sl o.
clock
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
Farm ftlr SnIe ln 1,eoM M nlh

Below CeCllton and uear Elk Ritsr containing TWO
nuNDhED AND THIRTY AoREs, with aix thousand
$500 Peach fre,s three aud four years 10 bsArng Pes
low aud lei nas Reasonable. Apply 70
W. Arc1BLLEY CO.,
Huk' t0d Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
REMOVAL.

JAMES BRADFORD
MOULD respectfully norIn bis fiends and the public
w EsnsrallJ, that hs has
Remov ed to his New Store,
Nos. aud EGst TAFS Street. Hear MartsL,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Where he Will KEEP ooust.ut'y hAnd . full stsck
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
His facilities ,ohdu .ting The busine-s nc Ltat
enlarged ssas aud IL the st sf4rlsfJ nannsr are
nst equa'led ~ any y hsf stabshment In the state
Thai hs siogh e lArssr than Ia auy between PhA,
ahit ani Bait more lie is.urns bl. thanks to his
alr Esi hsi' PaliOuags heretofore tsslo ed upon
hn, HGl hOtes w stet attention to busueia 70 merit
on. nssh
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
Partition

IN THE COURT OF CHANCkKY OF THR STATE OF
DELAWARE IN AND FOR NEW cAsrbE COUNTY.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
The Movement on Ha rdcev,lIe.

TFfnfn tht FtchnUnd EkHnlner, Dec 3
Hardeeville Is station the Charleston Ind Savan.
nah Railroad, twenty miles from Savannah This news
arrests attention Will Shernans march ne again upn
pededY II thought that hs march from Atlanta 70
Savannah an impossible undertaking simply becnusc
no one really believed that the gov ernment had re
moved its opposing troops from his track when Hood
sent 10 Tennessee OF If there Is no army
Ia the way enemy may march about where he
pesses and the public is in the dark about the dIspos
tion Of the Confederate forces But do not think IL
possible that Sherman will be successful Ia this rcpe-
tition Of his experiment, for We know that there Was
considerable force In Georgia ch could not be
tratcd against him when he abandoned Atlanta ac-
count of the necessity Of abandoning Augusta Macon
and Savannah. At the time such necessity now
exists and all those troopg be conso dated for battle
In strategc point of view the evacuation OF Savannah
a Of strength to us and danger to Sherman
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
The Latest Rebel News.

wAsmSGroS, Jan. T. 1896
Richmond papers Of the 9Th the following
Items
A despatch from Augusta, dated the sth, says
AFFAIRS AT SAVANNAH.
The city Of Savannah continues quiet An order had
been issued cut the shae trees for fuel sherman
proposes bring wood by the Gulf Railroad Tho Foor-
teenth and Fifteenth corps In ntrenchments reach
ing from the Savannah river 20 the plank road The
Yankees building new pontoon bridge opposite the
Exchange Many Of the negroes who joined Sherman In
tho country are leaving; the roads lined with them.
Sherman giving ierees 10 the negroes in Savannah
Several federal steamers engaged In removing OBJ
sruction from the river
SALE or NEGROES AT AUGUSTA.
About three hundred negroes were cold In Augusta on
Tuesday auc on at average Of from 49, 600 500
each.
IscESDiARy PIRE AT ALBANY, GA.
Several buildings and nvc hundred bales Of cotton
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
Aid 20 savannah.
NEw YoRK, Jan. ], Is
70 THE EDITOR oT Tug HERALD.

NHw YORK, Jan. 7, 1900.
70 THE EDITOR or Tug HERALD.
A. some of the morning journals contain draft Of the
resolutions passcd yesterday by tho committee Of thirty,
appoped the previous day by the Chamber Of Commerce
10 aid the unionis,s o. Savannah worded 70 imply
doub, the propre,y Of any action whatever In tho
premises send herewith true copy Of the resolution,
A. ors naly offered and unanimously passed and under
which the sub committee acting, In accordance with
the phian,hropc and patriotic action Of the Chamber Of
Cemmerce:--
Resolved That sab committee Of fve, from this
mtne report A. s-,f--rnent meeting what measnree
shond Ne taken n carry ont in the most practical and
ealcent mariner the recommendations OF the Chrnber
OF Commerce furnish supplies to the suffering Union
ists "a Savannah. Yours respectfully,
HIRAM wALBRIDGE.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
The Press Dispatches.

WAsHiNGTos, jan Z, 1880
letter from Loudon county, Va dated the Sd inst,
says
Acavalry force from General shcrdan's army visited
the ncghblrhood of Uppcrvlc and Middlcburg on the
2Ith ut and destroyed and carried away considerable
amount Of property belonging TO scccssionss Of that
neighborhool.
few days another party of Union cavalry entered
the county from FAIRFAX and made several arrests Of
loyal residents
brigade Of cavalry and artillery has becn stationed
near Loyciis,le General Dcvin n in command OF the
brigade
Winter quarters are being erected and Il IL probable
this force vii! remain n the nc.ghborhood Of Lovetts
Vile during the winter.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

were buyned In Albany Ga, last Tuesday BY incen
diary.
DisAPPKkRAECB or YELLOW FEWER AT GALVESTON
.+-tt AND HOUSTON.
Tho yellow fever has entirely subsidized At Galveston
and Houston.
IMPREssIse TOBACCO FOR rnE REBEL ARMY.
General Kirby Smith is npressing tobacco for the use
Of his army
EVERYTHING QUIET IN THE rnANsMIssrssIPpI DE
....tae PARrHENr.
Everything quiet in the Trans Mississippi region,
and there were Yankees south Of he rebe army
The soldiers In tine condinon-well clothed and
well fed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. I, 1866.
Richmond papers OF the 9th inst furnish the following
GENERAL KLPATRIcK's WHEREABOUTS.
AUGUSTA, Jan. s, 1885.
Fitzpatrick has crossed the Altamaha, but he is sup.
posed to be on the Carolina side OF the Savannah river
REPORTED DEATH or FORREST.
western Virginia papers report tina, General Forrest
has been hiiled by one Of his own men.
THE RAIDo ON THE MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Yankees have made raid on tho Mobile and Ohio
GENERAL PRICE.
private ottcr says that General Price Is not dead
HOOD REPORTED DEAD.
II is currently reported here that General Hood Ia
dead.
MOVEMENTS OF sHERNAN's ARMY.
CHARLESTON Jan. s, 1858.
No further movements OF the enemy reported
to-day His force is still concentrating and assembling
between Hardecvie and the Savannah river There is
truth in their reported advance on Grahamsyillc
The reported deaths Of Generals Hood and Forrest are
not confirmed
From Savannah learn thai General Sherman is
pursuing very conciatory policy and has issued pro-
ciamaon permitting planter bring in their produce
usual, and holds out inducements for them to do So
This ooksss he felt perfectly aud meant
make all the trends he could
The Charleston Mercury understands that Sherman has
given the citizens Of Savannah Afteen days settle up
their bank and other accounts which to be bal
anced in Confederate Treasury notes IL this be rue
there will be but few open accounts in Savannah after
the afteen days truce expires Everybody and every
bodys relation viii be eager to square up at once.
wHAy Ia HOOD DOING TO DO NEXT?
General Hood being now safely across the Tennessee
river beyond all doubt await wi interest the de-
tails Of his future Gen Thomas will endeayoI
by all practicable TO prevent him il possible bu,
delay him at oil events from proceeding to Charleston
or any other point in the prospective line Of Sher
mans march. Whether IL be the object OF Hood
to march TO Vie defence OF Charleston remains to
be Whatever his determination we may anticipate
severe fighting between the rival armies Of the
Tennessee.
Meanwhile Sherman march nonhwsrd from S4van-
nah does not appear TO be making very rapid hesdway
The wsather has been unpropous, or other and more
important causes combined impede his advance
upon Charleston
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
A yVmiI About Ter.t,cu.

TtoTeppondence O' The Richmond SenfincIl
VIII You publish through your columns, the wall OF
tho widow and orpbanf Surely when their cry COMES
mp before our oountrymen their grievances will be re
dressed. belong ~ tho chx oi widows who have In
vested their little property Ia stocks before the Nv
ineoms IS thousand Uo hundred dollars, my to1
thousand three hundred cad nSty four doldrs I am old
20 dig cannot; 10 beg, am ashamed yet musi live
out my allotted days have board at An enormous
price; I must be clothed aud with whstY Will our
legislators who make laws dspriving us OF every
OF Subsistence, yet cit and vote henselves add
tional pay enlighten us upon this vital subject
WIDOW.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
The Bom ba rd msnt or Fort Fisher.
TWENTY THOUSAND SHELLS THROWN ny PORTER.
From the Wilmington Journal. |

From the Wilmington Journal
We have heard IL said thai there we're over twenty
thousand shells thrown into Fort Fisher In the recent
bombardneut For hours they averaged over thirty
minute they well might from many ships and guns
Sometimes think they fred faster than this
This failure OF the Yankees 30 have one OF
the most complete in the whole history Of the They
oiled nearly could well be imagined and tho
best Of the thing il that there be wransng over
the honors. II all done by North Carolina troops
under their trusted leadev; for Colonel Lamb,
although virpinian by BIRTH H. the chose ncoonel Of
North Carolina regiment, and General Whiting has his
home here while General Bragg General Hoke General
Kirkland and others native and TO the born
Other gallant men, natives citizens Of other States,
doubt Fastening to our aid, but IL happens
that North Csrollnns alone at any time engaged
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

Fmy il cgSrHE SrRxgr Shortly after twelve o'clock
this Sunday morning a FIRE broke out in tho brass
foundry 81 Centre street, owned by James Gallagher
The flames extended 70 the second noor and before the
rc was extngushed the stock damaged 70 the ex.
tent of $500 Insured for 600 In the Howard Insurance
Company The building belongs 10 tho Lortllsrd estate
u ia damaged about 5000 and s insured fracaf took
place between the members " No. 81 Engine and No
Engine CONN panes In centre street Leonard Cap
tain Jouran of the sixth precinct quickly queled tto
disturbance arrested three Of the remen and Oesa
them up In the station house.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
A Fight at Dalton, Ga.

The Richmond EaquiseS Of the 9Th has an extract,
without date from the Macon Coatserocy giving an sc
count also without date, of skrmish at Dalton, Ga.
that 'he Co,ysder0cy learns that Captains Barn
we'll and Wofiord, Of Colonel Bakers regiment rccenty
organized In that secton attacked party Of Yankee
SCOUTS on the Spring Place road near Dalton and cap
tnred some seventy prisoners seventeen horses. and
forty nifty stand OF Our Informant whose
racity is vouehed for by several gentlemen Of this city
was In the fight himself The prisoners captured report
two bgades of infantry at that post and represent much
dissatisfaction among the Kentucky troops account OF
being deprived Of vote in the Presidential eee
ton majority Of the troops there said to be Ken.
tuckians
Our cora'ry achle eompsiEn9 n, 'Yanks 10 reaoin ~
Ddoa are doing s citizens much INJURY by stealing $tr
stock and subsistegce ;,
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
Sherman's Destruction or Norfh~ru Geor-
xia.

The Aant, faseui0encer Is again being published AZ
Atlanta. correspondent writing to 1t from Marietta
gives the follow Ing mournfu account Of sAaiis:--
You will doubt be surprised to hear from ~
old homestead Marietta. After heard that the
enemy had evacuated tins country, 20. permission To
home and what had become of the family. |
found them al wcn, bnt s,rppcd OF everything out OF
doors and only enough provisions Tor bare subsistence
AS asccuaed Kcueeaw Mountain. the first thing that
10 view the Georgia Military Institute, laid In
rnins, what the beautiful but desuste
city of Marietta with all the Tubc buildings AMI private
residences not occupied by snd t.I
occupied burned to the ground Those that for
tpnate enough their houses have fences around
~ their yards turned Into roads and their shrulbery
completely destroyed.
Bands of rill.ging Yankees twhica The officers pre-.
tended 10 forbid continually nterupting the c
zens taking of their provisions and such other articles
they chose, negfo houses not excepted
The Western and Anenc Railroad 4 torn NJ from the
southeast bank Of the Eiowih river to Atlanta ard from
Ressncca TO Dalton This leaves about forty miles Of the
road uninured The bridge the EtoWah river Is
not burned Why Il waf LEFT standing am not able to
say, unless u from the fart thai tlc timber from
which Il made too green burn well and they
we're too scared 10 wait II wa informed by thc
citizens the river that wnoa they cft their artillery
and wagons were N gsllop They thought that Gene
raj Hood was close after them
have travelled krre portion Of the country
held by them through the summer ani which they have
lately DESTROYED BDd find many families suffering for the
necessaries Of life. II Is indeed heart rendng 10 think
Of the past condition Of this country, and 10 look
upon u In it's ruins.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
c..,ays IN ru,s Mxp,cAt p,p,srsyxr -Brevet Colon

CH,sessfs ~ rms MEDICAL DsrasrsxSr. -Brevet Colonel
Charies Ncougail, United States Army, has been rc
ieyed from duty the star Of Major General Dix and
assigned 10 duty IN Philadelphia medical rurveyor cf
the Department, Of the snsaueh1una Surgeon william
Sloan, United States Army, succeeds Colonel Nc.
pougall medical director Of this Department, Surgeon
soan wS formerly medical director OF the department,
Of ihe Fast and established many of the general hos.
psls 10 New York hsrbor aud vicinity during the early
ian of the var
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
General Price. Successor.

The death OF General Price L. reported 10 have occurred
the LIST of December at Dooiy's ferry, Lafayette
county, Arkansas, where the General seized with
apoplectic IT. II ~ generally supposed that General
Cockere commanding tho First Missouri brigade, In
the Army Of Tennessee, will be promoted and sent to
take charge Of General Prices command
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
The Rebel John Bells Family.

prom tht NOIuinUuk IHsN. KtpubtHn.I
Miss Bell, daughter Of the Hon. John Bell, and Mrs.
and Miss Woods Of Nashville arrived here yesterday
During the middle OF December they went from Nash.
willie 20 Columbia waited nj the latter place until General
Hood captur 4 and then South They left here
yesterday, ci rUut- for Tuscaloosa.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
steamer sunk on the Onto River.

VAINU Jan Y, TNUI
The steamer odd Fellow sunk by ce al Columbus
70 dav Che went down W one hundred feet of water
snd will bs total oaa She valued ~ from fi5 600
10 t20,V00 No Insurance.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
VIEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.
ALn.sr, Jan :, 1905
BiLis NOTICED.

Albany, Jan !, 1898
Hills NOTICED
To appropriate 500 900 FOR The relief Of The sick and
wounded soldiers from this State Ia The service Of the
United States.
Also to appoint commission 70 revise the Tay laws Of
the State and report ut the next session.
Mr. ByLL introduced a bin authorizing the msnnfac
ture Of aud articles thcr.from Clinton Prison by
the state.
For want of quorum the Senate then adjourned
until Monday morning
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
Proposed Penalty for Refusing Rebel
Money.

From the Richmond Enquirer, Jan.
During the enemyis demonstration upon Wilmington,
there merchants, of the shark spccies who
refused Confederate money for their goods They
were little too fast Wilmington has fallen Said
merchants d,svpe 10 be hung for attempt 70 pull down
ihc pillars Of the national faith.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
surrender of the North Carolina Forces
Near Fort Fisher.

,vu.--. ,on thc haitlHn CoDinurrateI
we regret 70 learn that the report Of the surrender OF
his battalion Of Junior Reserves by Major Reeee In hut
too true and That too, under circumstances very danag
Ing 10 his reputation. All the facts viii doubtless soon
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
The w.nthern,sincinnati.

IINtINNATT THTI TNNi
About twelve inches of snow fell Lest ught interrupt
na railrVad cotnmu uncaton
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
Another and More ReasOna bic story OF
the Roanoke Expedition.

TrTUH tut HaIGKu II"U' OH
We learn, the authority Of . gentleman who len
Fort Branch, on the Roanoke, the preceding Monday,
that the engagement had with the Yankees the
sion Of their late advance was very small affair, rot
being killed either side and noce seriously sgoUs.d
3D. Colonel Hinton and hve six men were taken by
the Yankees while eight Of the federss were taken
by boys Two Of the Yankee guuboats blown up in
the river by torpedoes. Colonel Whitiords arm was
losing ii.
The enemy came above Fort Branch; but becoming
alarmed, they retired TO Plymouth without making any
determined effort to take II.
The Richmond S.nsiasI Of January stated very posi-
lively that six hundred had been killed and wounded
gunboa that eight boats had destroyed
by the rebel torpedoes.-Ep HERALDl
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

Colonel Isaac d. Barnes.
,.. BoeroN Jan. I, 1855
Colonel Isaac Barnes, for many years United States
Pension Agent died this morning.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

country imported Injuries the dsgrAceful extrava-
gance that pervades oil classes Of the people would
be checked, and If the currency not appreciated
IL would not be deprecated by daily comparison with
articles Of luxury Tho blockade regulations OF the last
Congress failure because they impeded individual
enterprise, and did not provide that the government
should supply the place OF the companies that would not
run the blockade under those regulations Fair and
liberal compensation should be paid TO individual enter
prse but the governments-S'ate and Confederate.-.
should own feet Of steamers and run the blockade
under q system which, nsurnR against capture, would
supply losses fast they occurred This Is gigantic