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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-19
THE ELECTION.

The Richmond Dispatch says: Ac-
cording to the telegram on the subject,
it seems to be settled that the election in
this State is to take place on the 9th
May. So there is but little time to pre-
pare for it. However, the questions in
VOWED are simple, the duty of the peo-
pie plain, and we do not see how longer
time can be necessary to understand the
former or to be fully impressed with
the latter. On the other hand it will be
a relief to have the long agony over and
our fate settled. If it is to be Wells,
prescriptions, disabilities, the profigate
waste of the public means, and the dis
truction of the material interests of the
State, let us know it. That will be bet
ter than the misery OF doubt and appre-
hension. If, happily, we are to be re-
heved OF disabilities, to have reliable
government of trustworthy men, and
the restoration of order, industry, and
enterprise, why all will say the sooner
that comes to US the better. We hail,
then, an early election as a blessing, and
every man in the Commonwealth should
be ready to do his duty on the day that
it comes off.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-19
NEWS ITEMS

Sullivan, the keeper at Sing Sing
Prison, who shot and killed Lockwood,
the convict, has been indicted for muir
der in the first degree, and having VOL
UNFAIRLY surrendered himself is now in
ths Westchester county Jail.
Labor is scarce in Alabama and farm
ing operations are retarded in conse-
quence. A severe frost for the past
few nights has had a serious effect on the
crops.
Agriculture in Texas is all right.
Corn is generally planted and much
it is up. A larger breadth of land will
be put in cotton than any year since
the war, and the freedmen have gone
to work everywhere. g..
Rev. DR.. Bittle, President Of Roanoke
College, Virginia, has accepted an invi-
tation to address the graduating class Of
the Philadelphia Lutheran Theological
Seminary, on the 18th of May.
The Pennsylvania Legislature is con-
vulsed with the lemon joke" A mem
Der emptied the contents of an inkstand
into the acrid fruit with which an hon.
orable gentleman was refreshing his
voice during a long speech.
1t is given out by the friends of the
administration that President Grant in
tends to adopt as the basis of his course
in regard to Cuban affairs the resolution
offered in the House by Gen. Banks, in
relation to the recognition of Cuban in
surgsnts, and has instructed Admiral
Hoff, commanding the Gulf squadron
to demand the release of American cit
liens and the restoration of their pro-
perty.
Gov. Wells arrived in Richmond last
Friday from Washington, bringing news
of the removal of milford and the APP
pointment of Rush Burgess to the Col
lectorship of that district. Gen. Null
ford was the Federal Agent of Exchange
the latter years of the war.
A Military Idea--That Of filling all
the civil Offices as fast as possible, to get
rid of the ofice-beggars, and taking it
little more deliberately afterwards in
correcting mistakes.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-19
THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.


The Richmond Dispatch has an arti-
Gle on this subject, in the nature of an
inquiry and exposition, which we regard
as timely, appropriate and well worthy
of consideration
What is it ? 1t proposes to extend
negro suffrage throughout all the United
States, and since its adoption by us has
been made condition precedent to the
admission of Virginia into the Union,
let us consider the following positions:
First, as negro suffrage has been fixed
upon the southern States, the fifteenth
amendment imposes nothing new upon
them: and as the northern States have
fastened that kind of suffrage upon us,
it is nothing more than even handed JUS
tice that what they commended for us
should not be denied to them.
Second, that unless negro suffrage is
universal there cannot be impartial and
just legislation in Congress with regard
to 1t. Should negroes be allowed to vote
only in the South, in no event can we
look for sympathy from the North in
any policy relative to the elective fran.
chise that future developments NAV
suggest as proper for the welfare of the
South. In other words, measures for the
relief of evils entirely sectional are not
very easily matured in the National Le-
gislature. But if we change them into
national grievances, the remedy is more
easily applied.
Third, if negroes are allowed to vote
only in the South, those living where
that privilege is not given, will crowd
into the South in order to enjoy it. On
the other hand, when the privilege is
universal we may expect greater diff
fusion of the colored population. There
will be emigration from the South to the
North, and what of evil there may be
in black suffrage will be, as it ought to
be, distributed in like manner; and
Fourth, since negro suffrage is fixed.
and it will! be more impartial and just
to make it universal, we should see what
advantages it confers upon us in the
way of compensation. 1t will nearly
double the weight of our representation
in Congress; and in this day, when might
has SC much to do with right, this is an
important point. The North understands
this, and probably will be far more op-
posed to negro suffrage in ten years than
We can be.
Immediately we pass through the try
ing process OF reconstruction, and the
State is left to herself with her own gov
ernment in her own hands, the negroes
will cease to follow the guide of leagues,
and will divide and separate and vote
under influences which control other
voters, always, we anticipate, to what
may be the local interest of Virginia in
relation to questions of polity in which
their welfare as well as that of other
voters will be involved. We shall ere
long hear complaints that the whites
are leading them, by force of superior
judgment and intellect, in the path of
safety for Virginia, and possibly in some
direction not agreeable to the party in
power. Then there will be some surpris-
ing regret and late repentance venting
itself, as in the way of the wicked, in
"cussing" what is done.
Therefore, what is the fifteenth am
endment? Nothing that we have to fear
or need to avoid.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-19
hsa, The Richmond Wing

u.s. The Richmond Wing says: The
removal of General John E. milford
from the Collectorship of internal rev.
enue and the appointment of Rush Bur-
CESS, the decapitated Mayor of Peters,
burg, to the position, was the subject Of
comment throughout the city. While
there had been vague rumors current for
some weeks past that he would be re-
moved, nobody seemed prepared for his
sudden decapitation, and least of all for
the appointment of Burgess as his sue
cessor.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-19

sgg- New York has fully ratified the
Fifteenth Constitutional Amendment.
The Senate Wednesday concurred with
the Assembly in doing SO by a full vote
on strict party division-yeas, 17,nays
10. The States which have ratified it
are as follows:
Maine, Massachusetts, New York,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Ten
nessee, Florida, Michigan, Illinois, Wis
consin, minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Ne
braska, Nevada, Arkansas, Louisiana,
Kansas-21.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-19
t.suA The farmers of Nansemond the

Bsa. The farmers of Nansemond the
Sun informs us are planting more land
this year than at any time since the war
and as much as was ever in cultivation
before. 1t is expected that the crop to
be gathered in, if the seasons prove IA
vorable, will impart new life and vigor
to that whole section. This is cnCour-
aging and we trust the expectations of
the Nansemond farmers will be fully
realized.
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Bsau, AS at present arranged, the ele

Bsa. AS at present arranged, the cleo
ton in Virginia will occur On the fourth
Thursday in May, under new regis
traton. The Acknowledgement, test
oath and county organization clauses
and possibly some others, if good cause
be found-will be submitted to sepa-
rate vote. Preliminary orders have al
ready been issued, and formal procla-
nation by the President is expected at
an early day; but it will probably not
be issued until General Canby's arrival.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-19
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

Our thanks are rendered to the Hon.
G. L. Cobb, member of Congress from
the First NorthCarolina district, for CO.
pies of the Army Register, and the Navy
Register, for 1868: and also for copy
of the Impeachment and Trial of An
drew johnson before the Senate. These
works are very valuable for reference.
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STATE LICENSES FOR 1869.

Merchants, Liquor Merchants, Hotel
Keepers, Ordinary Restaurants, Junk
Dealers, Land and Renting Agents, Auc-
tioneers, Can vassers to Buy Ship Brokers,
Stock Brokers'. Private Bankers, Pawn
Brokers, Man ufacturers of Malt Liquors,
Boarding Houses, Eating Houses, Bakers,
Bowling Saloons, Billiard Rooms, Attor.
neys, Physicians. Surgeons, Dentists, Da-
guerian Artists. Agents for Foreign In
surance Companies, Agents for Telegraph
Companies, Pedlers and all others that
require State License, to renew the
same before the 3Oth instant, or close
their places of Business on the LIST of May,
1853, as the law requires, as we are de.
termined to enforce the law against all
who do not comply with the above no.
tice;
All persons dealing in Liquors must
make application to the Magistrates
Court on Monday, Goth Instant, for per-
mission to sell the same.
We can be found in the Office, at. City
Jail, between 8 a. M, and o'clock p. m .,
daily, from this date to 3th instant.
W. T. BELL, C. r.
ap1s-t30a W. B. DEGGS, Sergeant.
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from Hong Kong received !

Advlces from Hong Kong received in
London Friday say that civil war was
again raging in Japan. The opponents
Of the Mikado's government have a
strong feet and have taken up their
headquarters on the island of Yesso.
They have also captured another impor-
tant island on the Western coast. An
earthquake has recently been expert
enced in the Japenese Islands.
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New Advertisements.
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SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.

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MEDELsON's NATIONAL
Bank Note Reporter and Financial
Gazette.

A, COHN, PUBLISHEK,
Office 76 Nassau ST., N. Y.
Reuorts and describes Counterfeits so
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Letter Box 5,l96.
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MONDAY MORNING, April 10, 1869
WHO ARE YOU FOR

The Richmond Enquirer, of Saturday,
has column article which we can only
characterize as dictatorial and discipline
ary. After being badly beaten in its
policy of inaction, and forced to look
out for some better, it is not for this
eleven and half hour man to indicate
to the Administration party Of Virginia
what course to pursue. So far as the
Conservative Convention of the 28th, or
any other date, is concerned, about
which the Enquirer is so much exercised,
we have to say that its action can in no
way affect THAT party, unless it choos-
es to endorse its men and its principles.
If it does not do this, its action will SIM
ply be without effect, if. not ridiculous.
If its members do this already, any
meeting at all is unnecessary and alb
surd. The Administration party is in
process Of organization, and its candi-
dates will sweep the State, beyond all
question. AS to cracking of whips by
the Enquirer or by the Convention
we simply answer, Not for Joseph !"
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.

A COMPILE TIE LIST OF NEWSPAPERS
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Also, classified lists of all publications
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I yALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK

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A GENTS w IN II L - FOX
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NARLY ROSE POTATO.

A N. LANCASTER will buy Iowa
N Lands and Chicago Property; also
Lands and City Lots sold for taxes and
otherwise encountered. IL Wall Street,
New York.
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ADVERTISING RATES

ADVERTISING RATES.
One Square. 10 lines. 50 cents for one ill.,
sertion; eacn subsequent insertion Is
cents. Advertise ments ordered in alter
maize days will he charged so cents for first
time. and 371a cents each continuance.
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GENTS WANTED for the only
N steel engraving of Gen. Grant
anu his family, published with their nS ar
SPEED e. CO., 81 Park Row, New York.
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sYYANTED-AGENTS, $75 to $500
NV nar month. everywhere, male and

aYYANTED-AGENTS, $75 to 5000
w per month, everywhere, male and
female, to introduce the GENUINE I'M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine will
stitch. hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and embroider in most superior
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led for five years. We will pay $l 900 for
any machine that will sew a stronger,
more beautiful, or more elastic seam than
ours. II makes he"Elastic LOCK Stltch;n
EVERY second stitch can be cut, and still
the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
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$500 per month and EXPENSES . ora COM COM
can be made. Address SECOMB CO..
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CAnrIoN.-po not be imposed upon by
other parties palming off worthless cast.
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Otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and
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tured.
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geAs Our city contemporary, the Jour-
nal, is out in its Saturdays issue for
Free Trade. We thought we Of the
South bad had superabundance of that
sort of thing, heretofore. In fact, our
trade has been SO free, here South, that
it has entirely slipped from our grasp,
and is now entirely monopolized by
pauper labor in Europe and machine
labor in the North. That's about what's
the matter with us, and will continue to
be the matter until we can get some
machinery introduced South and set our
mechanics to work to manufacture the
articles wn uso in our midst. If we are
to have free trade though, with the
present crippled resources of the South
that never can be.
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s H I T w O r K

Iron Windlasses, Mast Winches. Cargo
Winches, Gable Shoppers, Side Winches.
Riding Bits, Deck Pipes, Checks. Cheats,
HaWser Pipes, &c.
Rudder Braces, Scuppers. Hinges, Man.
rope Stanchlons, Step Plates, Timber
Head Plates, Hatch Combings, Delaying
Pins, Rings, Checks, Cleats, and every
description of
BRASS AND COMPOSITIONS CAST
INGS.
49, Works near Fort Norfolk. Order
Box at Exchange National Bank.
NJ. ASHTON RAMSEY,
ap9-1w General superintendent.
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MACHINERY.
The AlbertsOn g. Douglass Machine Co..

Manufacturers of Steam Engines.
Rollers. Circular Saw Mills, Cotton Gins,
Cotton Gin Materials, and everydescrlp-
ZION of Mill and Plantation Machinery.
Have had thirty years experience in the
Cotton Gin manufacturer at the South
doing business before the war. Circulars
sent TO any address.
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| Fire-Proof Floors,
Ceilings and Par
LinJelS titionG,
Cast Iron Girders &
Rolled Beams.
on Cir Iron Roofs,
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gs, Lamp Posts,
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Stores, Iron Doors d Shut
Bases, tiers,
Stone, Iron Gates,
Iron Gratings for Plat
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nthian Vestibule Plates,
er OF Iron Stairs and Step
RS, Rail,
Cellar Curb and
Doors.
60 and Sash Weights, &C.,
&c,
: Story
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ftONSERVATEUR DE LA
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DObbins' Electric Polish,
Army and Navy Backing,
Mason's Standard
Ravens Wing
Goldthwaite's Butter Hooks,
Gents Boot Hooks,
" Shoe Horns,
Blacking Brushes,
Black and Fancy Bows,
A full supply of the above Goods lust
opened, all New and Fresh, and at low
figures, by
r. W. SEABURY'S SONS,
No. 10 Market Square, and
APPS Il Main street.
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A Pamphlet of 80 Pages, con-
tanning a list of over 1000 Newspapers,
which are particularly recommended to
advertisers, with estimates showing the
cost of any advertisement. sent free on
oajp Mt of Stann
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JAMESTOWN, N. Y.
L1PPINoorr & BAKEwELA:-We have
need to be lined up with paper; we put
them on the Mandrel and they go right
along.
Temper perfectly uniform and quality
unsurpassed. Respectfully,
LIPPINCOTT & BLACKWELL,
Manufacturers of Circular, Mulay. Mill
Gang and CroSs.CuI saws. ChOpp1ng
Axes. all shapes, Colburn's Patent Axe,
shoyels, Spades and Miles Patent Gov
cred Scoop.
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P RI C Eff V Z DOLLARS,
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