Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10
uE NERAL NEWS.
YANKEES IN NORTH CAROLINA.

YANKEES IN NORi1i. oANoHi,h.
We copy the following from the wilmington
IN. o. Journal" June 18th:
W, have come across peculiar looking
,,,aa, called "The Union Advance Picket, OF
,ho dste of the 2O.n uit, being an affair pub
;ishsd by the Yankees no~ lording it at Wash.
ington, N. y.
The frat announcement under The editorial
head reads. lhus:-
We have news from Richmond up To the
1911, n. which time the Federal gunboats wero
allow. and below Richmond, commanding II,
Mrs. jeff Davis is at Raleigh.
This is pretty specimen Of Yankee lying
The mex. noticeable thing runs thus: :
PERJURER-
Ellison, q farmer, living on the Plymouth
ROAD. about three miles from Washing ton,
wh,r, WIS found an Hers suit Of military
clothes. Uns day last week, after taking the
oath OF allegiance to support the government
NJ IN, United States, and not to give aid or
comfort to The enemy, has packed up all his
available ELECTS and Left for parts unknown;
bur is supposed to have gone towards Raleigh
TO tbs enemy We fear that Ellison has made a
bad move fur his own p,rooual safety, as Ra-
leigh will ba in !ew days. II MT already, IN
the bari, OF the Union forces Ellison, where
will YOU run u thu nrAt llIne!s Ans. 10 Fur
tress Monroc.
lint. Ellison did not take the Yankee oath,
hs acted not only wrongly, foolsbly and weak
10. az all who do 30 will find tina. that ntiurds
no protection from tho msrauding OF tho Iur3.
less invaders. We say 'if," because their Say
log so is no proof that it ds So.
The next thing 10 be noticed is comlnun.
cation from the Junior Respass that nice
y,uoe man. We givs it III full that sll con
ceroed or mentioned in it may hsye thc'ful
L-.-fii SEQ ",-,e-or.o- It is pretty evident
that the attempt to gst UP Lincoln reg p ont
has proved a. failure. Hrspls,'' leltsr reads
thus:
WASHINGTON, N. O., May 18th, lSf2
ME.sRs EDIroEs II hereby give notIGo l."
ali CONCERNED, that have resigned all c.nner-
lien with Lbs Federal Army, bud again rcsufn
% private life. Hints having reachei my
aeaiins from sources " hu are inclined to aNsa.
c: a.. M is.h.r's name with 10y sctionS, ]
wurid hc:e say that he has not OIL ANY liuie
url God or e7en requested me 10 act MS hsVn
done, and that no has io knoG lodge o: M ser
vice rendered in getting up tie lst Regiment
Union Volunteers.
am now neutral aud shall remain ~. hoe
ping that the public will appreciate one VIII /,
has only acted according TO the dictates CT
judgment. john b. REsrAss. ~
n, doubt in the world but tho people will
rtcate him, but will not believe that bis
father had mo kunwlsdge Of my 'his) services
il getting up the LIST Regiment, \. Y. Union
Volunteers, sircs that would hava bsen I'M
possible IL uhy uian who had EYES to read or
ears to hear, aud was situated Ms Mayor kss>
PASS was ia relation TO John K Respass.
VIZ copy tie following proclsnatio oI Pot
ter. wao signs himself Colonel commanding
forces 8, Washington, N. y. The twu con-
Guiding paragraphs arc refreshing
PROCLAMATION.
The town OF Washington is hereby placed
under Martial Law.
Lsutenan! James H. Turrer, 24.h Rsgi-
meut Mssss husetts Volunteers, is appointed
Provost Marshal, and will bs vhey cd Ard lie
sprctcd accordingly.
No sold er or sailor will. ba allowed III the
street without pass froln his commanding
Gtlicer
Uil..ens will kc a!l,%rd to pass, during
good behavior, unnl > p. 81. Alter lhst tam
no pass Is good except special one lTom he
Provost Marahsi
In accvrdancs with general order issusd
by command Of Major G ,neral Burnside, who
ever shall utter one word against The Govern
m.nt OF the United States will be st once d
rested ind closely confined.
~ order. EDWARD E POTTER
C1,he! commanding forces At
Washington, N. D.
The PICKET is printed ca four pages 81
| about nine by fourteen inches i'll hizs.