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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13
AVIS AUX CONTEMPORARIES.
BUREAU DU COLLECTEUR,
Paroisse jefferson, Fevrier ., 1901.

A Wis est par le present donHe aux Contributes
l. de la Paroisse jefferson, que mon Bureau scra
ouvert partir du fme Mars, 1861, ct que de 10
heures, NJ. jusqu heures p NJ, je serai pref q
recevoir lcs Taxes d Fiat, imposes d'aprds In sol
sur PROPHECIES Foncieres, Escaves, CapitauN etc,
pour lannee 1860; e notf6 aussi toutes personnes,
GU corporation, sniyent METER occupation. on
profession, eXigeant license, dc presenter d
mon bureau, dams treate jour da Ter Mars 1861, ct
de procurer la license necessaire, Il peffect de
suivre feur meter, profession, GU occupation
respectf, pour Pannee 1851, sous peine de In loi.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff ct
Collector des Taxes d'Etat paroissc dc Jefferson
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13

Marthe Zoe Fortier, wife of Gabriel
LeBreton Deschapelles, }uo ,zzoo
Her Husband
DY virtue Of and i'm obcdiance 70 a writ or fr;
ID facias to me directed bv the Honorable the
entitled salt win proceed TO sell at nuh ie actio
at the door of the Cont Honse ON fenaI A yan
between Hampson and Sacond s,raes IN th
of Carrolton on SATTfRDAY The ond Ja,s of
descried ioo,, a. - ei9ck, a. M, Inc toiiownS
-. Gpnn. n, nv, r,,,' -,
$3.50 Is 20 q ~ ~ "a ~ situate
,h - sI ~ l1sit DahS OF
it 20 So ~. ~ Iiies apoVe the
ON y s ii z t 81 ~ .e NO. seven
IotI NJ, - III s A.. " IN. me
Gpice ~ M 49, ai.a IN tne
IF - IS 80. - .'eI
d - sss 81, S ~ III tleht on
haion III: ~ * 1s e.o
Which da;,3 s,,
ntd "a t W XIX M esa
bnndrad ,,,s M "a 9is
on the ny;
nlon ~ },5t M s%2 i 9
9esie n ~ tssE Sssss II l"lu
t3h 1 IN seagnt
theran,, e. 1sHs e - - & A go
. RErrrsIsr !. s1., ~. - .,
,,onrs W = y ss-1f, - s3s1Ssfs ~ " n'e
En1y.pn ,rto+t 800 49, 49,.
~ W AMI = ihulatso ased about tnlrty-nve
TTyv,pn .;es 80 49,. e... a -
nhNIET ma5,rt ne "a aSr,,, III ss
wears - ei.'1 -, " z $500 4 80
REIrRT~S e. ro,rro .,aa o,,,,,+ tysrto.,, 800 ~
JERRy nacn %S f'o,,t 81 ~ 49,; - $3.50 y 49,
STY nero gem apo ,[ee ahT,t
wears -
MARY q cr;er ,,o,,o,, GOOD ,,h,+ .hsu...
years IVY
CHART OTTE - q negro woman ,oed ahor.
thirtv-four wears "eN "oo'''
CHART ES.-a negro man aaad ohou+ +b;r,,, a.
wears ~
NEEDHAM-a negro man aged abort thirty.
two Years e0N ''''u' '"A
TIfOMAS-amu1atto aged about twenty wars
JUNE-a black man ared about savenf s,diS
wears "
3 THREE SQUARES OR rsrprs or
GPO;TND si+uo+r i, tbe Tou,, of tIariar, IN a.
Parish of Jefferson in This state and desirnatad
nv the Nos 143 ana lac and AZ on a .a rtsis -
drawn bx r on;s Rrno;cr 1otad +ha I3.T, ~ 30 20
January fe3T and ,tan6sited in tho 0esca 90 w.
Roswell anotar, nubIic in NaI,1 or,aans " IN
said souorcs or issIets Of oroI,nd occnr5irr en- sid
Man have the follovina Dimensions ~ ~ Tbe
snnorn or isIet No ia contons t,x,eni,,siv lots %
ground and measures $40 feet FROM ON Caster
Canal 900 feo+ fron+ on CIo;rr,o,,t str,aa+ ~
came trout on Rary,-icf, esscet ard Ole faot %t
M, tho In III, r;1i,,,r - 80, ot1,. 80 80 M
THE SoIraRE oP IST Err NJ 80 hrnd
w 'iio -,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13
STATE OF LOUISIANA !:
Parish Of Jefferson.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURT.
Thomas Fellows.
vs.. No, 1886
Mrs. Marie Louise Alien.

Mrs. Marie Louise Alien.
by virtue Of and in obedience to a writ of
ID seizure and sale, to me directed by the
Honorable the Third judicial District Court of
Louisiana in the above cutitled'suit will proceed
to sell lat public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, on Canal Avenue between HampsOn and
Second streets, in the City Of CHrrolIton, on
SATURDAY, The ID day Of March, 1851, at the
hour of ii O'Clock a, NJ, the following described
property. to wit:
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND together with
all the Improvements thereon, situate in the City
of jefferson, in this State, and designated by the
Nos. five, six, seven and eight, of square No.
fifty five which is bounded by Napoleon Aveauc,
Berlin, Pitt and Prytania streets, per plan
drawn by a. S. Phelps Surveyor, on the 18th day
of February lSi9, and deposited in the Office Of
J. X. Beard, notary public in New Orleans. Lots
Nos. five, six and seven adioin each other, and
measure each twcnty-eight feet, seven inches front
on Napoleon Avenue. ny one hundred and twenty
feet in del th between parallel lines; lot No. seven
forming the corner of Napoleon Avenue and Pitt
streets and the said lot 70. eight adioin the rear
of the other, and measures thirty feet front on
said Pitt street by one hundred feet in depth
between parallel lines.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms of salc---EASIi Oh THE SPOT.
GUY DRETN, Sheriff
jan3O-ts Of the Parish Of JEFFERSON.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13
Pay Your Taxes! Pay Your Taxes!!
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
TREASURER'S OFFICE,

Z
City of Carroiitou, Januaty 80, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties. residents
IN or non-re sidents, indebted 10 the City of Car
rollton for Taxes on Real Estate ana Slaves, for
the year 1860, that the said Taxes are due, and
payable from the first day of january 1861, to the
first Monday in July, 1861.
Notice is further given that will be ut my
Office, Council Hall, daily from 10 o'clock A, NJ,
to 3 y. NJ, except on Hohdays-and on Saturdays
from . o'clock p. NJ, to 3 7. NJ, to receive said
Taxes, and if the same are not paid within the
above mentioned time, they will be dealt with
according to law.
jan3O FREDERICK KERN, Collector.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Inrish Of JcGcrs0n.
Third Judicial District Court.
William T. Maynard,
vs.. NO. 1888
j. J.. LOtspcich.

]. ]. IOispCICD.
DY virtue of and in obedience to writ Of
ID seizure and sale to me directed by the Hon
the Third judicial District Court Of louisiana in the
above entitled suit, l will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the door of the Court House,
Canal Avenue, between Hampson and Second
streets, in the city Of EarroHton, on SATURDAY.
the 2nd day Of March 1861, at the hour Of II
o'clock A. NJ, the following described slaves,
tO-wit:
] SIMEON-a negro man, slave for life, aged
about fifty years.
MAKIN-a mulatress, Save for life, aged
about thirty-two years.
JOE-a negro boy, slave for live, aged
about eighteen years
LOUISA mulatress. aged about IL years.
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms Of saic-Carh the spot.
GUY DEETN, sheriff
jau3O.ts Of tho Parish of jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-13
A CAEsRD---EScnsovai.

a GAZE U---EScmOvaf.
r. BEERMAN would respectfully inform his
customers and the public generally that he has
removed his FINE, FRESH GROCERY ESTABLISH
b1ENT to the corner of Lcvee and Cambronne
streets where he viii continue TO keep on hand
as usual the most superior articles in the line 10
{,e obtained in the Market fcb9-3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Every summer the demand for Hestetter's
Celebrated Stomach Bitters in ereases 1t IL found
10 bs the ouly certain Preservation Of bodily
strength daring period when The atmosphere 10
calculated TO induce feeling ct lassitudc and in
digestion. The worst Of Disrrhna and Dys-
EMERY give way to its potent influence. Innumer-
able pertons who are now alive and WE'LL must
thank the dissoverer II this preparation that they
have not been swept away IN the hnryes. ot d2atL.
The Bitters recon- ne1oed by the best physicians
In the land This is the best evidence OF its real
value, because, a. general thing, they will
not speak worl in favor Of advertised prepara-
tions. They have been compelled TO ackno ledge
the claims II this Bitters upon the community -
Give it = trial.
Soidby P.9fssoss, A. J .WILKIssos ,BARrLBr,
KAyEd Co, and j r. WILkIssox-
For sale by druggistsand dealers generally sv-
srywhere-
July l '5l-dAv
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Go NM II R1,lAll.
DAILY Oars CIrr Uvrlcn, |

DAILY Oars CIrr UvrIcn,
keokuk, July 1.
FL0UR--Buperhne, 81 so; spring wheat ex
ira, 81 90, Fa1lwheat.extra, 80 60.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 2s.o 50 perl %.
cOEN-l4t TO I6.
BARLEl--No sale.
WHEAT In good demand. Pail 50; Sprins
10 TO s5c; choice do. 50.
rzs 70 roc.
RYE-15c; dull.
PUTATOks-15by the load retail 10.
9kOCEklEa-ksw Orleans hprsr,fais 7s7se
prime II 70 81, clarified salo, crusked and ioai
Tito IL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS 70 ~, d. n ~
to Is, Golden SYRUP, IS TO roc. Cofse-Rio ls3
TO IS. Java 10 to &c. Laguyra, TO Is to 10. Rice
Ii To lac.
s0Ap--PAlm SIC, Family b4es German, Elm.
toll.
cAHDLEs--star lste II, stssrins IL, Mould
IL,
LARD-sto I; retail loo.
BUTTEk-common6 TOT !; Choice sto 8; retail
I2i.
LkATHEk--Sole2 rs to Use; Harness "a.
HIDEB-Dry oiKreen, ~; green sheep peits
50 to 500; green hog skins IS.
HAY-Tfmoths $8a9 Prairie 81 Soar,
- ~ Das .-ftunEarian Grass 80 Timothy 81 80
Flax Seed, IS.
SUNDkIKS - Onions, 10 70 81 EgFs, 4 TOD I.
Feathers sQcte x5c+ White Beans, SO 20 f5e.
FRUIT-Dried apples, 10 20 80 per busb.--
Dried peaches 81 70 to 1sei kaisins, 81 7sto
; IS.
CHEESE--W. r. 10; Depmark tel
BEEF lss2sc gross; $40 to 43c perquarter.
EHEEP-sl 80 to 81 30 u he I'd.
SALT-G. Att 10 to 2Z5 per sack; KAnaw-
IA, 81 to 50 per bbi.; Liverpool, 81 e0a2 90
per sack; Lake 81 50 to IS 90 p bbi.
ETSH-Mankerel, No. y $50 to Sal y bbl; No
SIS to$i7; No. 3 $I2toS13. White Mol s. 81
to IS rs y half Dbl. Cod Fish 5to 9 y b.
RAGS IA toe.
OLD IKoN-A 10 he per h Brass sto pei
h.; Copper LA per n.
ExUuxEsK.-Un New York for currency i, nom.
| inal, II 70 u percent; forzoid per cent. ST.
Louis percent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06
arrival and Closing Of BiAiIs NJ the
Kc0kuk Foss Office.
ARRIVALS.

AhhltALS.
Eastern Mail arrives daily at IL O'Clock m. and
boelock p. IN.
ht. Louis and Southern Mail arrixes s;s zs-.~,,
ss.~yrJ NJ II IN.
Western Mail arrives daily {except Sunaays) u,
I'm.
Burlington Mail arrives daily (exeept sundsys)
at p. M.
Carthage and Plymt nth Mail arrives daily Tex
cept sundays)at pm.
North Iowa and North Illilois (tri-wsekly) on
Iuesdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays, at IL m.
Charleston Mail ftHi- ~usasiy1 arrives tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at p. IN.
CLOSING.
Eastern Mail closes daily texcept saturdays) 1t
SPIN.
81. Louis and Southern Mail closes daily (exeept
6nndays) 1t I'm.
Weaieru Nail closes daily Except on Sundays,
d IL o'clock IN.
Darlington Nail closes daily (exc4pt sAiurdays)
Att y. m. -
carthageand Plymouth Mail closes daily Except
6atnrdsysJat 8 r. m.
North Iowa and North Illinois Mail ttYs- weekly
siesss ca fussuAys, thursdays aud saturdays, ii
Up. m.
Charleston Mail ft.i-weeki,) eloses on Mondays,
Wednesday, and fridass Ak 4. m.
All Eaatern mail matter lie sent by way OF Bur-
HrgtoDs and arrives iromiscucpsly.
On Sundays the Post Gf1ce viii be open from
- l.. M, instead OF from to a. IN
May u, 1851 J, Il. HOWELL, p. 81.
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~ 1Ioseuri News IN GAAEIesson.
NJ Charleston Mercury pnblishes as,he,

4bosouri NeWs In chart esson.
~ Charleston Mercury pnblishes sa,hen-
y eeeoants OF the recent war movements ip
eDfi, Of which the following extracts
~ show tho general drift.
3 Doonville afair is stated a. follows:
- General Lyon approached Boopville.
l " s1os, ~ oommsnd or the 800 State
that place, made . partial retreat,
1akU sOOO 81 than, with which be thus
'susceoMoe 10 dscoyiag Lyon and oil Of bis
men - land. save few hundred on board
the Iaess. Gen. Price bad masked batter
- y snail skirt Of woods, from which he
1Donoo brisk cannonads Immediately after
rev bis men up 10 line Of battle, which
o1 in the rspulse Of tho Federal troops
W1~ u 1oss Of 300 killed and 100 taken pris-
GD. Gen. Lyon himself Was captured, and
n1oess Of cannon and 800 stand OF arns.
1ooemer Istan, with the few hundred Who
u o LETT on board, Was shot to pieces and
- Into the river, the remainder, about
% or 1900, retreated to Jefferson City,
ehslr boats were captured.
80 80 1sa::s City siirmisn assumes the fol.
UIsg proportions:
- battle of Kansas City took place on
on1Ay morning, the 18th. Thirteen hun
- Federal troops made an attack upon
Deat that number Of the State troops, under
0D0nand OF Capt. Kelley. After desper-
10 hght the Federals we're repulsed, leaving
u dead on the 6sld Of battle, $50 taken
eisonsrs, four pieces Of cannon, 30. Loss
- State troops, As killed and wounded.
Here i the account OF tho effect Of thu
pgisl news in Sc. Louis:
upan ths reception Of the news from Boon
~ she eecessi0nists in ST. Louis turned
t sboss 5000 to 1000 in number. great,
80, and cheered for JEFF. Davis, Bcaure
go And Gov. Jackson. They expected &
IKE ~ attack upon the Dutch thas night
30 wefe under command Of Blair. ct th
Afssnal, and supposed to be about 5000 i,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06


An Intense excitement was created yesteY-
day afternoon b. conflict between Mr.. II.
". Sample and Mr.. Price. From tho tee.
finsny bssefs the Rssorder IL appesred that
Pfise ssked Sample Why be VS. attempting
70 dffaAt his- tpriee's prc1s5E o. Faisng :
regiment. Sample replied shat hs did not
knew him price, and requested him to At
tso6 to HE busiosss. Price then struck and
picked up brisk With which be cut Sample
on tho head, fetching profuss fo~ Of blood.
Tbs 6ght proceeded in = rough and tumble
way until citizens rushed in and stopped il !,
Dir. Sample having been told that it had
been said that PRICE could not be taken, en-.
tered complaint before Recorder Lyman, who
Issued writ on which Rockefeller brought
Prize into court. After hearing the test
fDony, Recorder Lyuas said it VAS mos.
aggravated case, and therefore be should
! he Price 90 and costs. This Judgment
tsstiy received the alnost unanimous and
phaaio condemnation ri the public. The
nh Of the lsv i hundred dollars and 80
20 10 jail. II ever that punishment vss
sawed, tho testimony showed that it vas
= shis ease. II the sworn officers Of the Law
10 mol furnish better protection for our
lives and personal safety, bow long will il
= before each man wilt become bis own
Deoteeeor, and mob Law rule the day?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06

We learn from Col. Mcdowell, Who
returned from Dss MoiDes to-day, that Bur-
lington - 70 DO the EeDdesvoas OF his and
Col. Worthiagton's rsgimsnss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06
Iswa nstllssn.

Below W publiah the iss OF Companies
composing tho Fourth. Fifth, and Sixth Reg
iments OF Iowa Volunteers. Since the late
requisition for additional Regiments by the
War Department., the. Governor has recon
structed tho Fourth Regiment in order TO
avoid what would now be- an unnecessary
movement OF troops across the State.
FOURTH RI0iAE.T--Q. n. DODGE. col.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06
- The City Of St. Louis has failed

The City OF ST. Louis has failed to
- 10 July interest on its bonds. The Do
esy 10 the revenue is estimated II over
oo, 900. Therefore, tho authorities post
rons - payment Of interest, and cndeayor
- oassy On the city governments. When ks-
.ohah and other small towns were compelled
~ ~ he same thing, their credit Was very
1oo i s.. Louis. Wonder how they feel in
i y Loois nov
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06
NOTICE.

The undersigned, Merchants in the City Of Keo-
kuk, agree hereafter 70 receive tbs n0ies u all
specie paying Banks IT psT, for goods sold and
debts due ~, and thc notes Of Missouri and other
sus nsuaea Hanks II their currenr Yaipe onlY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06
SIXTH RE0INKHT--ncDowsLL, cor.

The Fifth and Sixth Regiments will ren-
devious at Buriingtos, and the Comp anies
are ordered there BY Saturday, the 18Th inst.
lDes Moines Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06
NOT ter.
BAExiHG HousE o. j. DicKEY 4 Sox,
EAhnI&ar,n Jnue 1xNI

o. I
All our certificates u deposit dated previous to
March LIST, 1851 Ncre stoleD from ns, AUD viii not
BE- redeemed by NJ. ALI dated since March LIST,
1861, with the denomination on the face and on
the back in red letters i'll be redeemed by ".
june l2dlm J. DICkEi : son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06

66DAn Rics,s Crest Show has STRIVE
and will BE- open this afternoon and evening
% 8.h street, north Of the School House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06

IA. u. 6sevens j. not dead. He ID
making speeches in GsorgiA on the subject
= the secession cotton loan~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06

b. f. Needy. {urman 1 Maxwell.
Cox 4 Shelley, Bartlsts, Kaye 4 Co.,
A. Bfidgman Co., Ogden, Brownell = Co.,
8. w. . h. Tucker, Z. aarber > Co.,
A. ]. Wilkinson, Fsrrsr Avery,
Cady, Jones Peck, J. A. Durkee / Co.,
n. ". Wesscots, Evans 4 Bidienan,
Lane Buel, Patrick Gibbons,
Barkist 4 Co., Gso. Foster,
-hos J. Rice, Wilson 4 uustin,
Kramer, Irwin / Co., Conastock Bro,
Ii. d. Woodward h Co., y. u. Foster,
kiser 4 Hills, Geo IS. Kiibourpe.
Present current value OF Missouri meney Sscts.
One Ter cent. premium allowed on Now Aork Ex-
change.
keokuk, June Z, lS6I-d
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Hills County, Co., Capt. Enelist

IayIoT and KinRg0Id Co.'s -
Page, Union and Adams Co.'s
The Companies composing this Regiment
will probably BE- at The place Of rendezv oa,
Council Bluffs-by the 10th inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06

q The river j. falling fast with only
three fest on the rapids.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06
PrssiAent,s Message.

We expec. to receive the Message to dsy
and will circulate it in 40 extra ~ soon q
received.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06

EsssAvnG,-J X. buckingham will hereafter
csiye and execute all orders for Engraving at the
Jsweliy Store Of ). O. Bridges, corner Of Main and
5th sss., keoknk.
Mr.. Buckingham comes from Eddyville to Keo-
knk,in the mxii car, on tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday morainxs. aud will be pleased to receive
any articles Of JewcIry and siiyer-Wsrr and re-
turn theu the following day, handsomely en-
graved jalydd6t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06
Auntvcrsary NJ thc 1undmy Achoel
linton.

Tomorrow NJ o'clock p. m, the Keokuk Sun
day school, Union will hid their aLniysraary meet
ing in tho Chatham Square Church.
The quarterly concerts during the last year have
btcn well attended and very Peasant meetings, but
We are informed By one Of the Committee that ths
exercises morrow, in which the children are Il
rEE6 part, will be of greater interest and better
worth attending than any heretofore.
Lat all who come remember that the froat seats
are reserved for the children Of the various sab
bath Schools in the city.
juiy6iit
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volunteers wanted, kortnwith

Volunteers Wanted, forthwith
Wanted, Immediately IT MoIirose, Iowa, rs or
80 abs-bodied men, OF temperate habits, good NOR
n character s%d shdoubru pxrrfgtism, 70 complete
the number required, in the "Montrose Guards. -
or BIB Company It Col LsansDs Regiment Of
Iowa Volunteers, 70 serve for three years or during
the rebellion.
This Company has been aceeI It'd, and will leave
for the rendssssas sometime during the present
week.
Good boarding and comfortable quarters furnish
ed all recruits On their arrival ~ thar place.
js2td WASuINuTUN GALLAA y, Captain.
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TON KENT.
4 GOOD rOMfUkTAB BILE BRICK DWELLING,
"A in u central part Of the city, convenient to
business, with eight rooms aud cellar, for rent II
application Ii made soon, at kecknk Iannery, or
to W. \. Thompson, " the Postotdcc.
je22 DIV
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ExUuxssK.-Un New York for currency, nom
inal, II 10 ~ percent, forgold per cent. ST
Louis percent.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-09-19

THE YANKEES are Aattering themselves that the
troops from the Southern States now serving 10 the
Confederate army in Virginia will be withdrawn for the
purpose of defending their own coasts from the preda
tory attacks of the Lncona fleets on the seacoass of
the Confederate States and Commander Rowan one of
the Lnconite heroes of Hatteras talks about ten reg
ments having been recalled from Virginia for the de-
fence of North Carolina. This is fiat untruth There
are more Confederate troops in Virginia today than
before the Hatteras affair. Some few regiments that
were getting ready for Virginia. may have been de-
tanned for time It home rather on the coast of their
own State, but regiments forming SO rapidly that
the quota of North Carolina troops ths frontier will
be larger the first of October than on the first of
September. Because few scattered and exposed
bankers are at the mercy of Yankee force equal in
number to all the men, women and children on Hatteras
Island Mr. Rowan need not atter himself that Lincoln
ism has any hold in North Carolina His hopes like
his fort and Hawkins, in men, viii be based on
the most shifting of sands.
We regret to learn that Georgia paper with which
we do not exchange the Augusta Chronicle and Senf
nell has been rather ventilating this foolish Islander
agsinst North Caroira There are as few Lineolntes
in The old North as anywhere else, be sure OF that