Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-07-11
Sixth Regiment state Troops.

Below, we give a list of the Field, staff and Comp
officers with the Companies to which the latter are a'
fed, of the Sixth Regiment of Infantry, N. c. State m
commanded by Col. Charles F. Fisher IL raising this
ent Col. Fisher has been untring in his xerton an
eral in his expenditures. For nearly three months be
been performing the duties of Quarter Master PyHa
land defraying the expense Of tsi
ment supplying the wants and administering tC te
forts of his own private purse The honors which
hitherto been conferred on Mr. Fisher, whether IS H
sgentloman public servant, will never be furnished BY
Fisher when fighting for his country. His unreml1
7ertions have brought thousand men into the field W
we predict for him and them brilliant record, the !.
LOT gentleman and soldier can write it, HIS regime.
expected to take up their line of march on Monda!'
following are the officers, &C.
COLONEL Charles F. Fisher.
LIEUT.. COLONEL, VIM. T. Dortch.
MAJOR, G.. E. Lghtfoot.
CHAPLAIN, -
SURGEON, A. M. Nesbitt.
ASSISTANT SURGEON, j. A. Caldwell
SECOND ASSISTANT SURGEON, c. a, Henderson
ADJUTANT, Houston B. Lowry. r
CAPTAINs-Robert F. Webb, Company b w. W. r.
Hand, G; s. Med. Tate. D; j. E. Every, E; Jas w.
If; Jas. A. Crage, G Richard A. York, l. samue' D De-
land, A; Jas. A. Lea, K; Alfred A. Mitchell b. - u
FIRST LIEUTENANTs.-W. R. Parrish, Company r
III. Durham, G d. Cameron Pearson, d; AplODI,l y
Ivy, E; Robert N. Carter F. Benz B. smLtn, ~ Lev
Page, |; J. G. Turner, A; Jos. S. Vincent D Il
Walker, 81. ,,-
SECOND LIEUTENANTs.-Wm. E. McManner, C?I 7 Il
w G. Guess, G; Neil Ray, D. Jas Burns, III BeDf pt
F; w. B. Lewis, G; W. B. Allen, /; ThoS; NJ fiD'
7Calyin N. Roney, Z Quentin T. Anderson, Il. ANY
SECOND L1EUTENANTs.-W. P. Mangum, I2 GsIs.
Evans Turner, 9 John Carson, d John a; M ps
Henry c. Dixon, F; j. T. Rasborough, NJ T D.
A. M. Kirkland, A /; Samuel j. Crawford NJ ''''
[H.-State Journal. ~
STATE TROOPS AND VoLUNTEERs.-On id'' ".
day we published the Ordinance to proViue W r.
position of State Troops and Volunteers FaIS 81
have since found out that the eleventh Se'I'a ,
materially modifes the Ordinance, SO lar ~
the disposition of the twelve months 'cil .r1Ia
omitted This section, we believe, "4s ..T vas a
Mr.. Biggs OF Martin as an amendn nht an nrps.rye
ed AS parties interested have no doIo .so5y n9b
paper containing the Ordinance a. .ba SIsseal sl
we deem it sufficient now to pu0su w orrenlsI 70 a
which was then omitted and WnClI, 5o6nca comps
will explain itself and render the Otu lI That s
SECTION IL. Be at further ofGa''su r,o,saIpI t
dinance may be amended, modified OF ,Jo d;.;ha!
General Assembly, so far as reSatuS ' mt have
twelve months volunteers when lI~! f1arae
accepted by the Government OF the COI Grts JON
--,1Z7-A
SOUTH CAROLINA PLUCK-AN INCIDENT chad
battle last week. South Carolina o retreatDg
on scout, was arrested by three OF NC The Feita
who, after disarmiDg him, set out l4l rplcone v
s"calculatin' largely no doubt, on nioit But ..
that awaited them for their heroic Ell ng some VI
HAIR are QOOmeu W IduS' '<AIhol ,yhCh NtlI
the party came to halt-stacked arms went lent u
with the sword bayonet, and two OF the Of tie
water, leaving the Carolina captive IN cn% nal when
'captor The former watched his time, an end IT.
ling party was out of sight, seized M hoy Of
stroke almost severed the head from tn me gE
panion, after which he quietly took po55S' LaSr
and marched to the camp of his irienu'
Mirror.
Come here, my little lad, said an atl ean he l
about nine years old ga case is bGI% We most
the peope-which do you think WIN :. " oress
gain the action The boy replied ~ money ~
q hard squeeze; the people have the iH0''
devil has the most lawyers. I'D