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On the petitisp Of pAHIKL HALLAbAI, Of Batavia.
for the extension Of patent granted 10 him the th
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Plriion Of said patent, which takes place On the
IL ordered that he ssid petition Be heard ct the
Patsn. 0hce on Monday, the day Of August next,
w .si0ss n. and AZ person. arg aotheS 70 sP;
petition ought not TO Sc siaitsd,
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ton, d. c. 4pd in the Trtbun<, Chleaeo, fliBois,
once weeffor three successive weeks; the afst y
" the day Of hsArinK. @7s
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rIciAL.I
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed At the Second Session Of the
Fsrtieth Congress.
I prntIfr Ma ak

An ACT making appropriations to supply dsh-
ciencies in the appropriations for the sxseu-
ton Of the reconstruction laws In the third
military district for the fiscal year ending
jane thirtisth, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight.
Be u enacted BY the Senate aud House of
Representatives Of The United Siaiss Of AmuI.
60 ~ COngJesJ assembled. That the follow.
Ing SUN, or so much thereof as may be nscss-
sary, be, and the same Is hereby, appropria-
ted, out Of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for the purpose Of
carrying out the rsoonstruotisn laws In the
third military district for the fiscal year end.
Ing June tbirtisth, eighteen hundred and
,xty-eight, viz To provids for the expense
Of carrying into effect the "Act to provide for
the more efficient government Of the rebel
States,' for the third military district, the
sum Of eighty-esven thousand seven hundred
and one dollars and fifty i've cents
SCHUYLER C0LFAX,
speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
b. r. WADE,
President Of the Senate pro tenpors.
Endorsed BY the President. Received
May 18th. 1865"
NOTE ny TIE DEPARTMENT OF. STATE
The foregoing act having been pressntsd 10 the
President Of the United States for his ap-
proval, and not having been returned by him
to the house Of Congress in which Il originated
within the time prescribed BY the Constitution
Of the United States, has become y law with.
out hh APPROVAL
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IIsou!Isd At Bort Quitman. Texas, until December
sIsI q sub si.issss ,rsy direct. - :. -
The Beef " be delivered there on the order Of the
su,li,. 4 equal pIopcriops % fors And hia quar-,
tsrs, ihects shsnts. snd kidney tailoy 10 20 OK
sut "a p he fourth ysrtsSrsi join,. and breast
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lslni AID % hind ausiieIs from six % eight inches
above the gAmbrel or hook Joint. = - 4 =
hs!, bids. snd Do prepared 70 Give boads Tor the
Preposals must DO endorsed, proposals for
rTssh Beef q FOR! Quitman, Texas,
,Ihs understfasd reserves the right to reject any
Payment % 10 made monthly In Government
tandr, o. a sneh times as there may be fandN ON
clBy order n BIsyss Major Samuel J. Cushing,
HRRHAN sCHRBINKs,
jell-td First Lieut.. 2oth Infantry, and 4. Cs
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Az ACT declaring Saint George, Boothbsy,
Bueksport, Vinalhavsn, and North Haven,
In the State Of Maine, and San Antonio, In
the State Of Texas, ports Of delivery.
BE ii enacted BY The Ssnais ond Hona Of
Rspys,sntsiiUes effhs Usitsd States Of Amsvi-
ca ~ COngrsss asssnbisd, That Saint George
and Boothbsy. In tho State Of Maine, in the
collection districts Of Waldoboro' and Wiseas-
sett, respectively, and San Antonio. Texas, In
the collection dfstrict Of saIuris, sad Bucks.
port and Vinalhaven and North Haven, In
the State Of Maine, in the districts Of Csstips
and Belfast. respectively, DO, snd the same
are hereby, declared ports Of delivery Provided,
That nothing In this act contained shall ooea-
sion additional expense to the government Of
the United States.
Approved June 8, 1858.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-04-17

around them the brightest halo of renown !;
be forgetful of his home and his hopes, of
everything that stamps upon his high white
forehead the characteristics of the Anglo
Saxon race.
o, men of the South men of North
Carolina awake, shake yourselves, bestir
yourselves for the contest--one such as has
never before been presented to you in the
annals of your country; such as has never
been found in the annals of any country.
What is your red right hand dead Will
you permit your noble State to be ruled by
political harpies to be trampled in the
dust by your naturally born enemies ? No.
The fat is gone forth. The tocsin of VIC
tory is heard. 1t must be so. It will be
SO. Our country demands it. God, and
natures God demands it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-04-17

answer if this be not so. We have stated
time and again that the bulk probably of
the interest-paying debt under the new
Constitution was bought for so cents on the
dollar; that this Constitution, while it
starves the widows and orphans of the
State, pays the Yankee the full amount of
the face of his bond, principal and inter-
est on his investment, just one per- cent. per
month! We cannot do more than refer to
the result of this iniquity to-day. The
contrast with the 7th section would not be
practically greater if this same 9th section
had been enacted in the following words:
''That it is a natural, absolute, Inherent,
inalienablo right of Yankees to receive
every dollar of their claims, principal and
interest, fl ON the State of North Carolina
and one per cent. per month interest on
their investment, while citizens of
the State shall receive neither principal
nor interest, notwithstanding the widows
and orphans of those who laid down their
lives in defence of the State may be there
by reduced to beggary, ignorance and
crime that it is an inherent God-given
right to repudIate home debts, and at the
same time to crush with taxation our home
people to pay those very Yankees who have
confscated our property, devastated our
lands and deluged our country IL blood. !"
This is the true intent aud meaning of that
fine phrase about maintaining tine honor
and good faith of the State untarnished.
Fine feathers, however, do not always mako
fine birds. One Of the great questions
now at the North Is whether certain Uni
ted States bonds shall be paid i'll specie or
greenbacks. These bonds are owned main
ly i'll the manufacturing New England
States The Northwest contends for their
payment in greenbacks. New England,
paragon now Of honor, demands specie.
Suppose an amendment should be made to
the United Stntos Constitution declaring
these bonds should be paid III paper; what
a howl the sanity 8coundrcls from virtu-
GUS Massachusetts would raise Yet the
two cases are precisely alike. Suppose the
GmelUCu NtISI1lutACli, WHICH ID III WIG 4Its-
turo of Declaration of Rights. should be
made to declare 50 that it is the inherent
right Of New England men, who have fat
tened on the misfortunes of their country.
got gain on her sorrow, and who have
Knocked at her travail, to be paid i'll gold,
while the poor soldier, who was manned in
her defence, shall be paid in deprecated
paper" What an uproar there would be
in that same hard lighting Northwest And
yet the two cases are precisely alike. Per
haps when, as ordered by the Constitution,
idiots and inebriatcs - shall have been
L" educated" and perhaps, also, when the
Penitentiary shall havo been built and fill
cd, more ineligible aud more just laws
will be made in North Carolina =?
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County Canvass.

The Conservative candidates in this
county are doing yeomans' service. We
had the pleasure of hearing them at Rocky
Point on the Sth. DR.. EMMETT, Colone
Powers, Maj. McCLAMNY and Mr.. BUNTING
addressed the large and intelligent crowd
who had assembled. Maj. Engelhard was
present at the request of Col. TAYLOR and
Mai DEvANE, who were necessarily absent,
and spoke in their behalf
We were much pleased with the speeches
of the candidates, and the people evinced
their enthusiasm by frequent and raptu-
rous applause. Maj. MCCLAa12IY, though
engaged in his first campaign, IS one OF
the finest popular speakers we lave ever
listened to. Ho is adding much to the
fine reputation he made during the last
Legislature, and New Hanover viii do her
self honor in showing her appreciation of
her talented young son by giving him a
vote of which he may well feel proud DIR.
EENETT, our gallant standard bearer Tor the
Senate, though unaccustomod to the hust-
ings, speaks with the Judgment and ability
of q veteran As the exponent Of ConBer-
vatis1n We are justly proud Of our county
representative.
Col. Powers and Sheriff BUNTING are
better known to cur people They have,
for years, been identified with every in
terest of the county, and tho decent citi-
zens Of New Hanover VIII, as i'll times past,
gladly show their appreciation of these
sterling citizens.
Everywhere tho people are thoroughly
aroused. Every man is determined to do
his duty. There IS no Iethar8y, no cow
ardice, no indilferenco-but action-earn-
est. honest, determined action manifest III
every quarter-a will to dare and do-a
purpose TO achieve victory which ami
mates our people and marks The road to
success.
The ladies' of Rocky Point turned out
and graced the occasion with their presence
and smiles. Their encouragement nerves
the arms of our gallant standard bearers,
and their sympathy lends charm to our
cause. May their hopes be realized and
their PRAYERS be answered.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-04-17

RICHMOND COUNTY, n. c., April 7, 1868.
MessrS. Editors The Conservative
party in this county not having made nomi-
nations fo- all the offices mentioned in the
new Constitution, will vote for the follow
ing gentlemen for the places designated
below
For the senate-Col W Steele. Moore and
Richmond.)
For County Treasurer-Wm Cole.
For County Commissioners B Little. W
D Townsend, Esq, Col John W LeaL, Col Charles
Malloy. Peter McRae: Esq.
For Surveyor william W Graham.
For Register OF Deeds-John " Covington.
For Coroner-W P Mcdonald.
In case the Scdlln,CaJ negro Constitution is
forced upon us-which every WHITE man
in the State will reject-we desire to have
men to fill these offices who are worthy the
confidence of the people, and who have the
ability to perform their several Duties
These are all good men, ecbite men, and We
leavo them with the Conservative people of
Richmond county to say what they will do
for them. None of them have been con-
suited, but we are sure that when the
people need them they will serve them
cheerfully. Let every Conservative il
Richmond county go and vote for them.
o.. A.. Con.
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For the Journal.
Onslow County.

JACKSONVILLE, N. c., April 7, 1868
Editors Wilmington J0aumal:-U Unusual ex-
element prevailed in our quiet little town
on Monday last, the 9Th inst. It was gen.
orally known through the county that Col,
Heaton and the would-be honorable Rus
sell would address Republican mass meet
ing on the LIST Monday in this month, at
this place. According to appointment, at
II o'clock young Dan opened his battery,
mot the one he commanded at Fort Cas-
welD laundering death and destruction at
the remaining wreck of civil liberty and
civilization. Deep and loud were the peals
of his mighty voice as he disgorged his
Radical mess. Coils. Kenan and Allen,
from Dnplin, were invited to address the
people, and at the same time reply, if
permitted, to the RAIDS. Foo some cause
unknown the gentlemen from Duplin were
not present. Mr.. Hussey waited on Messrs.
Heaton & Go. and obtained permission to
make the intervening speech in the absence
of Messrs. Allen and Kenan. The courtesy
was readily extended, and after the Hon.
Russell closed, the gallant young Spartan
made au animated and soul-stirring speech,
in which young Dan Jared but poorly.
After Mr.. Hussey concluded Col. Heaton
followed. At the close Of his speech NJ.
Frank Horner was called for, and per-
mitted one-half hours discussion, in which
he acquitted himself very handsomely.
After his time expired, young Dan roared
and beloved and howled fercer and fiercer,
and his laundering artillery made the cid
Court House tremble.
The Executive Committee were assembled
and the Conservative ticket made complete
by the addition of Mr. A. G. Higgins, for
Superior Court Clerk, and Mr. Johnson for
the County Court Clerkship.
Old Onslow is a unit. She is fully
aroused and will reject this infamous Con-
stitution that is submitted for adoption.
The candidate for the Legislature and
the County Canvassers have made their ap.
pointments to address the people.
Transferring ldpatriot, Franklin Thomp-
sen, is the nominee of the Executive Com
mittee for the Commons. A better selec-
ton could not have been made, in fact, the
1hc'e ticket is without objection.
Very respectfully,
Until further orders,