Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-06-26

COUNTERFEIT CoNFEDEBArE NoTEs IN CIscULATfoN.--We
noticed few days since the Yankee notion Of fac smle
Confederate specimens of which found on the
battle field of the Seven Pines taken from Yankee pris
Some of these notes. though, to anybody blessed
with toerabe capacity for seeing things when they lock
at them Papaby spurious Imitation are nevertheless so
Prsed Of instance in which passed through the
hards OF three shrewd legal tender and by this
time may have passed On into and out OF the OF
forty more.
The community should be guarded in receipt of in
different looking Confederate notes. and they are Sufh
cieny they need have little fear of being unable to dis
ngush the good from the bad for the Yankee coun1fe
printed upon miserable paper and the execution of the
engraving much eoarser than that of the original They
have been passed off, in many instances by the Federal sol
ders upon country people whose houses they have first
rebbad by of indemnity refusing to give other mon
ey because, they rebes must be psd il their own
y the edge Of the bottom line of the under which is
printed in very small type, the words Fac sime OF Con,
suspicion from the YanE publishers just certain jew
elerS OF New York attempted some years ago to make
dollars appear Innocent when fact fed the appetite
of vany and finally broue the price of the rinkes
to seventy five cents piece Richmond Enquirer
MORE YANKEE HINpooRM IN WAsH1NGToN.-A
Yankee gunboat landed at Dixie Hail. 1.-THE residence Of
Mr.. Wm Grmes) on the day of the fight of Col. SIN
geltary's regiment with the Yankees. The Yankees
went into Mr.. Grimes house and took large map, spy
glass and opera glass; and also some turkeys Two days
afterwards the gunboat returned and the Iankees land
ed went into the house and removed board their boat
and flat belonging to MIR Grimes all his furniture OF
every kind, excepting four beds and old sofa and
few chas-took of all his mules and horses, turkeys
and chckens-made lLquiy about his cattle and hogs,
and left with their booty Tor Washington, after giving
orders that nothing should be disturbed taken from
the premises before they returned. Ttey broke open
his barn and meat house. and helped themselves to what
ever they wanted of what In their reach. They
have doubt returned before this 20 what they
left behind. This is high handed measure but may
be relied On as strictly true. We get our information
from q gentleman who read letter, received by Mr.
Grimes this morning from bis overseer, containing The
above information
Need We ask what Gov Stanly is about? Ofcou,se
he's military Governor, and these, his military subjects
executing his will to the letter. This is THE feast
which he Invites his old neighbors and political friends
State J, ,t'nal.
T,ibu'e o hs Fifth n. c. T.y~n!y-rousth Va.
Regiments.
To the Editor of the Whig:
On the 6h OF June, MAJOR General Hill paid General
Garands Brigade visit and SPOKE to hia troops in
most complimentary manner. Having passed from the
left and having spoken to each regiment IN its turn be
came up finally to the 5th North Carolina aud oath
Virginia Regiments, which had teen placed under one
commander, and addressed them as follows:
"solders there is rnehing poetic-somethrg roman
tic il the association of hse gal ait regiments under
lg and compaDder, wh1 fought side by side
galautiy the 9th Of may Williamsburg. ard sat
1rday the 3st the Eeven Pines 1t was M pleasure tc
wi your galanry both of these occasions, ard
can hut say, did wei ard noby. But stough say
this ycu excel, if possible your teeds III boil
OF these eLaage ments if impressed WITH any one
thing beyond ther Saturday. with ttS fact
that numbers noihi in ae Although your rdnk
are reduced-ahou4h h officers have been down O.
dsabed-athough, in the 24h you gallant fa.d officers
have been disabled a. although in the 5b your gaIan
Colone after dragging himself from bed Of disease,
was s EDWARDS CONNIE led from weaku to eav upor
the feld you both er OF the Mai vi
SnclAr) ia whose bravery know y"u have hlence
who has shared with you the darge of both battle
fl g.
"Ffh and Twerty fourth, look upon yOn the pre-
sentative of my Division Let il not he said thai
of yu have struggled from the field. Remain there unit
your General or commanding eff gives h; order Il
all ba' k The W trd OF command will be forward for
ward :! forward J?
Men comm md you, for IS your duty, If you th
General rtnniug, shoot hir1) coward NJ
man has right fall ransk leave the field with
ont permission from the General Commanding, saw
leaving the field with horse speed, who reported
have heen struck with ball shell, others with pain
their knee stomach. that memorable day. hope
shall the like sgan. There VINO ha
white spots in their ,iver-yOu know what by this
mean, men who predsposed to be cowardly. If yo
see such want You to your Dayonet them,
turn that white spot red
Gen. Garland also addressed the regiment with niue
feeling. In the last engagement although stranger t
the command over which be was placed he has th
love ana esteem CT both officers and men of the Br
gade, by bis conspicuous gaIantry and consummat
skill in maneuvering bis troops and in bravely eadiu
them in person. AN OFFICER.