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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-20
Missouri In the Field.


The following telegram was received last evening
RICHMOND, Va, June 14th, 1861.
Received Wilmington - P. NJ.
The Governor of Missouri has called for fifty thousand
troops.
Not quite understanding this, telegraphed for an
explanation, and received the following
RICHMOND, Va, June l4th, 1861.
Received Wilmington 1O:lO P. M.
The Federal Commanding Officer and the Governor
OF Missouri have been in Conference. The Governor
demanding the withdrawal of the Federal troops.
From the antecedents of the affair, the case evidently
stands thus The Federal military authorities have
fused to recede from their coercve and insulting att
tude towards Missouri and the Governor has issued
his proclamation calling for fifty thousand troops to de-
fend the honor and independence of the State And
they will come.
Things have apparently been managed by the Lincoln
cabinet as to leave Southern State any chance but
in resistance. Kentucky is bound to come if the insult
ing and illegal course of the Washington authorities can
make her, if enough OF her ancient spirit survives to
render her impatient of insult.
Dallu Journal 18th inst.
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was VS. before the Convention, submitted
ne snought every gentleman here oDSh some rems,l
oenu 70 me business which be was sent os 70 reman
ent se to do: ~ ''n' aere by bis cd and
AFTER some discussion upon the aroor, 'Ohst
was pun thereon and decided in the Tie
Mr.. Bggs then moved to amend os ksSMIlVe. qQstt
all after resolved" and insert That hoWs: "st,a
proceed ON Wednesday next, to vote for Convene
to represent North Carolina in the p.u I'VE cOmm;a v
the Confederate States" Not adonta5' sona Con-
by ballot. 0n'ioh elect the 4,
Mr. satterthwaite moved as an amorar 'tga1
VeDtlOn vote UiUd coca. onent that IL
After some discussion upon the moao.c 1' V
egates, Mr.. Badger wthdrew his NOT eleCtnr -
wates motion prevailed 'oh, and Mr nv ,ae q
Inc resolution as amended, passed tss,o -'s7
under suspension of the rules read Escond reaih
passed. '"U lhe third fin g'a
Mr.. Rayner, from the committee on 6ro.. ' a
re-commtted the ordinance to create .1Pce to wb,
reported another ordinance to consSt BOARD 0! C
pointed by the Convention to audit an Vi three to %
10th of May last, with salary of sly d oalns prior
| to be allowed Clerk. UOilars Per a" |
lengthy discussion arose which waa. ="
| several. DIS participates.
Mr.. Smith, of Halifax moved to re.commi.
to the committee. '0inut the or5
Mr.. Myers offered an amendment ar,b.
Courts to endorse claims of a certain notn he C
tive counties. He proceeded to adyoc"te IN Their r SL
and pending which the Convention a6ionrnl his anenn
| at 10 o'clock '0'neQ Until Me-
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Transportat m an Clothing of Soldiers.
An concerning the Transportation of Soldiers and allow
once Clothing of Volunteers. and amendaOry OF the
act the establishment and organization of the Army of
the Confederate States.
SECTION l. The Congress of the Confederate States of
America do enact When transportation cannot be fur
pished in kind the discharged soldier shall be entitled to
cents mle in lieu OF all travelling sub
sstence forage and undrawn clothing from the place OF
discharge the place of his enrolment estimating the dis
by the shortest mail route and 1t there Is no mall
route by the shortest practicable route The foregoing to
apply all officers. nOn-commissiOned officers musicians,
artcers farrers backsmhs and privates of volunteers
Confederate States and shall also apply to all volun
troops above designated when travelling from the
place of enrolment the place of rendezvous pont
where mustered into service PrOUded That nothing here
contained shall be construed deprive the mounted
volunteers of the allowance of forty cents for the
and risk of his horse which allowance is made from the
date of his discharge and also for twenty miles travel
from the place of his discharge to the place of his enroll
ment.
SEC q That fourth section of of March 1861,
" To provide for the public Defence be amended fol-
lows There shall be allowed to each volunteer to be
paid to him. the first muster and pay rolls after being
ceVed mustered into the of the Confederate
States dollars in lieu of clothing for
six months and thereafter the allowance in at
every subsequent period for months in lieu of
cloing Provided That the price of all clothing in kind
received by said volunteers from the Confederate Govern
ment shall be deducted First from the money thus allow
ed and if that be sufficient the balance shall be
chargedfor stoppage the and the rolls and
that all accounts arising from contracts agreements
raDgemeD for furnishing clothing to volunteers to be duly
certified by the company commander shall be paid cut of
the said semiannua allowance.
Sec Tn at the twentst section of the act for the
organization of the of the Confederate States be
amended allow to aidsdecamp and to adjutants, for
for the number of horses allowed to officers of
HOWELL COBB,
President of the Congress
Approved May FL, 1861.
IEE DAVIS
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We learn from gentleman who came on the cars
with him. that Lieut.. Dickson, of the Burke Rifles,
passed through Goidsboro last evening" arriving at
Raleigh this morning, with dispatches from Col. Hill
to Gov. Ellis. Lieut. Dickson says they 1.-THE Lincoln
ites) admit that the morning after the fight, Ue
hundred and sirteea of their failed to answer to
their names. They also admit loss in killed of over
225.-Daaky Journal, 14th inst.
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ANDREW JOHNsONs TREASON DISc0vppv, n
have just seen a letter from Amos A. I9wrpy
Boston, we'll known to the country as one Of Rsr.
of capital, and a leading Black Republican. nb. \
confidence of President Lincoln and his GOvpmr@,-
Washington. 1t is addressed to Andrew .JdFrs-,
Tennessee, and encloses draft for one thousand h
as part of the pay intended for bis services in lq
ing the con6dng portion of the people Of Tennessee 4
have stood by him in supp ort of the maintenance IN
Federal Union. We give this letter to the pubic
was intercepted in its passage to johnson, andFv
in the possession of reliable gentleman Of this city,
one well known to the country.
There is no doubt of the genuinen2SS Of the Letter.
BosToN, May IS 1861
DEAR SIR Ifyour note to me were printed ho
newspapers, it would be good for ten thousand doi
in three days time But of course | must only use !,
a private letter. In order that you shall be sure
something at once, | write below this draft vii
some of your Union bankers or merchants may Dew
ing to cash at the usual premium for Eastern ezcaa
Probably Gardner & Co., Evans & Co., Douglas
of Nashville, will know it.
The Government will soon exhibit power which
astonish even you. The nuIferS have been pay1.
to SCOTS hands for three weeks, and now thqya
lost the game.
Yours, with regard,
AMOS A. LAWRENCE
If you cannot use the. draft return it and tell
what to send.
BosToN, May l8 1891
AT sight, without grace, pay to Andrew JObn0,
ORDER one thousand dollars for value received andG
to my account.
AMOS A. LAWRENCE
To MASON, LAWRENCE & Co., Boston.
A cross the face of the draft is the acceptance NJ
| son, Lawrence & Co.
The original of this letter is now in the bands 5'
Harriss. Several previous letters have also Ce1
tercepted Richmond Enquirer.
From the state Jourual-EJ5
Official Acknowledgment from Col. Hill to Coy
Ellis.
Copy of letter received this afternoon ocOI
messenger from Yorktown:
YORKTOWN, Va June Il, I;tL
HoN. j. W. ELLIS,
Governor of Moth Cdr0lina-"
| Sir ! have the bonor to report that 500 mf \
regiment and 360 VirgiDians were engaged IG
| hours with % regiments of the enemy al D'-1
| Church nine miles from Hampton. Il
The enemy made three distinct and well susan
charges, but were repuIsed with heavy loss oU u
airy pursued them for six miles, when their Feu" ]
came total rout. Fearing that heavy reInIGITyl
would be sent up from Fortress Monroe, we Ial 9',
nightfall upon our works at Yorktown re9o'
port the loss of one man killed, private hbSD'
| WYATT, Edgecombe Guards, and seven Wound:u
| The loss of the enemy by their own cone's"D
$780, but it may be safely estimated at ZoV ,-..or.
| Our regiment behaved most CALAMITY w. @%.,-
shrunk from his post or showed symptoms u ' ,.r-
When more at leisure will give you delaL'u ~
of the operations. ,.-.unr ,,r
Our Heavenly Father has most Won a5.4o tn
posed to shield our heads in the day Oh pau
His great name be all the praise for our Suc''''
With much respect mn
D. H. HILL
Colonel 1st REGIMENT n. G. VOllD'"''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-20

The Onslow Grays" and "New Hanover Volun
teers left this town Thursday last for their encamp
ment at Garysburg. They belong to the Sd regiment
n G. State Troops, under command of Col. CASTOR
MEAREs and have enlisted for the war. The Moore's
Creek Rife Guard are still here awaiting orders they
have volunteered for II months and suppose wibe
placed in one of the volunteer regiments now being
raised The following the names of the members as
thew have been furnished to US:
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Provisions FOR THE s.

The LouIsvllle Jom nal of the Sd inst, saw,
"Some of the provision dealers have ib@ayS;
for the anticipated stoppage of the troro u p'tpN
provisions from Louisville over the Nas6v5PoS'
For three or four days past have been I nnn rain
from the city, taking provisions to Sbenbnsal he 10
Randoph's Station, where bacon, hams P1SS a
up in pyramids, ready for shipment Sop G' "a are
nOints" wv ron \
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-20

copy of resolutions to the delegates IRON rev
them before the Convention with the view of obtaining SUCH
action thereon may be deemed necessary and proper
On notion it was ordered that the foregoing pro-
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
S. WALLACE, Chairman
s. R. BUNTING, Secretaries.
j. G. BURR,
sea- Last night company from Eastern Alabama
and Western Georgia. passed through here on their way
to Richmond. They are called the Border Rangers
and number one hundred and twelve men. The follow
ing is list of their officers
Captaan.-J. A. Strother.
lst Lieutenant.-H. o. Mitchell.
I'd do, J. A. Cranberry.
Sd do, j. T. Scott.
They were very fine looking body of men, indeed.
Daily Journal, 18th snst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-20

How TO MAKE A ZoUAvE-We are ro.,
the following recipe for making Z1na vspOnSoe
Zouaves from the South) are now in Virn;r; lle>
doubtful reader may appeal to them sr maa and
we got our information from one of the Frona e
geants himself. Thus: >N'u C4i
"Take de recruit-keep him forty-eobt h..
ting to eat den march him fortytigbf boD ro0,
to eat den let him fight like h-n fortTo".SS1,7 o
noting to eat by dam, he one Zouaven( gu loQr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-20
THE JACKSON AvENGERs.-Thisp new FAM.
arnaniznd hx tho election nf tho AL. lLpdL

tHE AChSON AF ENGERS.-Il his new Cnnn.
organized By the election of the following od5m
Cdptaln-W. G. Fergus. ''''S'
lst L1eMenant-Jas. NJ. Rricken
q Lleutenant-D. G. WMte,
Sd LleMenunt-P. D. Carr.
lst Sergeant-L. A. Prewatt.
They haVetendered their services for the war o.,
is no doubt that they will be accepted as Cant 4-
has the recommendations of Gov. Moore If X: 5
and Gov, Ellis of North Carolina. Tbonob or,. S'
they are DESTROYS of few more men to maEe S sal
complement, but are rather choice in their pqo,%,
the ranks SO far are composed of admrabs m...
Possibly, too it would not be taken amgs if Soma
would inquire how they are off in the way Of mso,
equipping themselves for service For the saEe IT,
name, they should lack nothing in this line. ''
Mobile EUening Nelrs 9Th ns
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Colonel lst Regiment n [
FROM EUROPE


New YoRK. June l2--The steam snip rl
with LIVERPOOL advices to the 9th inst, has a''''
st. Johns The s,s
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, June 2;-i tbo nat
Monday and Tuesday were 25,OOO DaNS' -"
closing firm and active. D-oodstpgs are
LIVERPOOL GENERAL Markets. "1osod At a
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Oon'0''
a9lI. ia ord France b
prohibited prizes from being orOuSD' INV
by privateers r..rioI IN tie p
Union meeting, charges the sPeahIIt o yioent ann
less irritabity. 1t also alludeS 10 50 ors the unoD
versions of the Northern press, anu 50" he neutra
are enraged because England chooses " the NO't1
The Times says if this be the temper oUtb hence
press now, what will it become I nons Of ofs1'
concludes by urging careful ayoidan''
either of the belHgerents. ,nrcpd tbs,
Lord JOHN RUSSELL has also anno ~ ormed "a
Government has determined to pronlo'
from bringing prizes into British Port'
B. w. V1CK-The Governor OF NlfSIE.n his NJ
lied "a correction of the report derogato!y Of b.
who was arrested at Raleigh on SuSP wv Fills
bogus dispatches from Gov. Letcher 10 00''D
dispatches were genuine.
THE WISE LEG1oN.-We learn that w. Icing r
J. Green, of this State, is engaged 10 Wise I
ment to constitute portion of their "oomma1jja
Virginia and North Carolina, to DC WISE ioi is ~
Gov. Wise. Governor or General N l;so5 10 80
that portion Of his Legion shall be 1 rated m q
Carolina. An opportunity is thus PreSep Dbsa Lead
and brilliant service, for where Use will be To
enemy will go down and regulations IS, w doubt
COL Green is an able tactician, and win 81
his mark when an opportunity, IS pFeS'N'
advertisement. Raleigh Standard.
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th.

WILMINGTON, N. c., MONDAY, JUNE II, 1861.
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They were very line looking body OF men, lndeeu.
Dailu Journal, 18th anSt.
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OnslOw Greys-State Troops.
M. L. F. Redd, Captain.
W T. Emmett, 1st Lieutenant.
L. Moore, I'd do.
E. Porter, Sd do.
J. M. Piner, Ensign.
W. R. Bolton, Surgeon.
f. Williams, 1st Sergeant.
J. P. Oates, I'd do.
J. E. King, Sd do.
C.N. Everitt, 4th do.
8. Mills, 5th do.
Sigler Redd, LIST Corporal.
J. R. Jenkins, I'd do.
T. J. Capps, Sd do.
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On Wednesday, in giving the names and commanders
of the companies forming the First Regiment N. G.
Volunteers, did not have certainly the names of the
commanders of tie companies from Fayetteville.
Company F., La Fayette Light Infantry Capt. Starr,
Company H., Fayetteville independent Light Infantry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

The present critical state Of European Affairs will
render these publications. unusually interesting
during the forthcoming year. They will occupy
MIDDLE ground bet tween he hastily written news
items, crude speculstions, and flying rumcss Of the
daily Jeu1nal, and the poDdeross Tome Of the To-
tnrs historian written after the living interest and
time shail have passed away. 1t IL to these PERI
odicafs thatre1dsTE must look for the only really
inteligitle and reliable history Of current events,
and as such, in addition to their we'll established
literary, scientific, and theological character, We
urge them upon the consideration Of the sesdng
public. A
The receipt Of Advance sheets from the
British Publishers gives additional value to these
Reprints, inatmuch as they can now be placed in
the hsndf subs cribcrs sbout the origin
al editions.
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1egn1 Notice.
To William White, Edward Reddy and Mrs. I'd

LeR0b NOTICE.
To William White, Edward R4ddy and Mrs. I'd
ward keddy:
V0U and each If You hereby notified that
i there 10 row on bic in the ONCE Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ct
keokuk, petition OF Hiram Barney claiming Of
you Vim. w bite the sum Of four hundred do liars,
with 10 per cent. interest per anbum payable snnu
ally. money Queen two mortgag msde BY you
t. Charles Mason and since assigned 10 said Hiram
Barney, dated Oct 8, 1s56; slso claiming against
each Of You the foreclosure Of said mortgages,
the same beiug upon the suuth-esst quarter ot The
northwest quarter OF section twenty nine f7pl
in township sixty-sevcn 1871 north, range FIX
l61 west, Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase mo-
ney and further asking for asale Of said premises
and general relief.
And unless you appear nd answer sid petition on
orbefors Of the 81 day of the term 81 said
court, to commence at keokok on the 1st Monday Of
September, A. u. 1861, default will be entered
against you tho petition takrn ~ by you con-
fessed, and decree rendered thereon NJ prayed.
NOBLE j. STRONG,
April TO. 1891 din PitGs Att'vs..
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~NB8AE NOFxU8.


| 10 jeremiah B. " fhey, Jpfeph &. Strrsper, +. 4.
Bruce, 8. Thompson, Thomas Bruce, h. q.
Hicks, J. a. Lock God, Charles schafer, J. u.
Yoss and w. A. Yores "a
NOU Aod each Of ysu are hereby notified that
thereis now on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Dist lot Court Of Lee County, Iowa IT Keoknk,
petition Of Hiram Barney, claim sg of ron Jere-
miah =. Wilsey the sum Of sixteen hundred dol
lars With 10 per cent. ipterest per amman payable
ANNUALLY. as money due on q mortgage made by
you TO Charles Mason ana since assigned TO sAid
Hrs N Barney, dated The 18th Of February,
1855; alse claiming against each of you the fore
closure OF sal mortgage the sane being upon the
w. of NE 1. and the N cfS-E. Of Section
3, Up. So, X. W., Lee County, iowa, for the pnr-
ehsee money; and further asking for = sale OF
said premises, and general relief.
And unlest You appear and answer said petit
fion on or before the noon Of the second day OF
the naxt term Of ssid cent. TO commence Mt
Keokuk on the frst Monday Of September, A. d.
1861 q default will be entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon prayed for in said Pc
tilon.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
April 10, 1861-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff
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LH1AL NOTICE,
To Taylor Blow, william =. Blow and Henry T.
Blow, partners under the Arm name and style oi
Chsrlcss, Blow D Co..
V0U ere hereby notified thst there 70 now or
j hls IN the oAies Of the Clask Of the DistTic,
Court OF Lee Couoty, loNa, q Keokuk,a verified
petition Of J. Lafayette CARTS, claiming Of you
the sum Of two hundred and six and o6-lo0 dollars
With six per cent. per annum tntsrest thereon
from april 18th. 1861, On promissory note exc
cuted ~ the said defendants ~ their said frn
name Of date February nth, 1861; said petition
also praying for awrit VI attachment Is provided
by law. # H8N
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answe,
said petition on or before It tho second da,
Of the September term, 1861, to com rence ths
6rst Monday Of septs mber, A. d. 1861, Judgment
will be rendered against you rs prayed for In
said petition.
April ~, 16sl-lm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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NsSNseN~ ssssAs III u H - @
,1rep asd Brsva 4 cissdsssins. ''1 20
VO6 and eaeA OF yea are hereby notified that
j th1fs 10 ne Ma In the oGHra 81 tks Uls.k 81
the District Cont Of Lee County, iowa, IL Keo-
kuk, Iswa, The petition Ard AMENDED petition Of
SsmrelF. Voofhiss ciaimink OF NIL cf you the
foreclosure of . mortgage executed by the said
Mary Ann Craig, on the wins real estate sit
nate in leo County, Iona. 10 vii: twenty fve EASY
feet ca Of lot twelve [17), in block one hundred
and 6fty -six t156) In the city II KsoluI, ana
bounded ~ follows: con- mencipg 81 point on the
easterly line Of eaid Lot twelve G 81 twenty Eve 1851
feet from the alley in said block, thence III south
erly direction twenty-five l35) feet, thence In :
westerly direction fifty Sol feet, thence in nc rth
erly direction twenty Eve t25) feet, thence ID I
easterly direction fifty 10Y feet to the place 81
beginning; and claiming also under ssid morris
Judgment or decree against Richard Craig and
Mary Ann Graig fur the sum uf four hundred DOL
hrs with ten Per cent per SDnum interest thereon
7rom the 9Th Day Of june, 1857, and praying Tor !
sale Of said property, and also Tor general relief.
Unloss yoa appear and answer said petition on
or before Eoon u the second dsy Of the next TORN
of. said Court, TO commence 1t Keoknk, on the
first Monday Of September, A. D, 1851, : default
will be entered Against you, judgment or decree
rendered thereon IN accordance With the prayer
THOMAS N. GREGORY,
March ~. l6el-d Fol. fer Petitioner.
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To Joseph streeper and Clara s. streeper bis
wife, James Shields, J. Bruce, r. s.. Thomp-
SON X. &. Hicks j. NJ Lock Sooi, Chas. Sehsfer,
and Joseph X. Partridge, james w. Pinehott
snd James s. Warren, composing the firm Of
Partridge, Pinchott 4 Warren.
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
j there 10 now Gle In the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at
Keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming Of
David Ramsay the sum Of eleven hundred dollars
with per cent. interest per annun pay annu-
ally, a. mouey due ON two mortgages made BY him
to Chas Masun ard since assigned TO said Hiram
Barney, dated August 18th, 1853; also cla.min 1
sgainst each OF you the foreclosure Of said mort
Cages, the same being upon the west half Of the
southeast quarter and the south half Of the south
saet quarter OF the southeast quarter Of section
thirty-three, township sxty-seven north, Of range
six west, in Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money; and further asking for = sale OF the said
premises, and general relief.
And sHless yos appear and snfver said petition
on or before noon Of the second dsy II the NEXT
term of raid Court, 10 commence Ut keokuk on the
LIST Monday u Septsu Der A. d. 1851 default will
be entered against you, and . decree rendered
against yon 40 prayed for therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
April 10, 1861. Pitts Att'ys.