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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-15
New Advertisements.
INJECTING OF THE FIRE
lVH DEPARTMENT

AT called meeting OF the Norfolk Fire
Department on Monday evening, CHIEF
Engineer Kevill, in very expressive and
decided manner, expressed much sur-
pri and was panied to learn that the
NORFOLK JOURNAL, OF this Q2th) morn
ins's issue, had made bold and uncom
promising assault upon the members OF
the Committee on The Fire Department
from the Council, asserting that they
were unit and unqualified to discharge
the duties for which they<Were assigned
and stated, without fear of contradiction
that the said Committee had done more,
and exhibited greater energy in supply
ing the wants of the Department, Than
any like Committee had ever done with
in his recollection, and suggested that the
Fire Department would offer resolution
expressive of their appreciation i'll
which they esteemed the said Commit
tee; when,
On motion. Assistant Engineer Robert
Rhea and Captain G. B. Langley were ap-
pointed committee to draft resolutions:
Resolved, That we, the members COM
posing the Fire Department of the city of
Norfolk, do fully concur and endorse the
actions and good judgment of the Com
mittee; that we, with heartfelt thanks,
do offer our congratulations to the Com
mittee for their untising efforts to eanin
and place the department. in q pos ton
80 much desired, and never before has 8
like committee evinced the same interest
and energy they have displayed.
Resolved, That we would earnestly be-
seech the knowing member of the honor
able body who propounded the interroga-
tories to attend more fires, and bloaU his
ao7asitle less, and no doubt he would be bet
ter able to give the public information in
regard to the efficiency. and thorough or
ganlzat1on of the Fire Department.; for
we cannot conceive why member of
the Council cannot. without being fire.
man, attend to The requirements of the
Fire Department, equally as we'll as a
musician can cater to the creature COM
forts of a man.
Resolved, That we are much pleased
to state thai The Fire Department of this
city is composed of members who can at
all times be relied upon in time of dan,
ger, and that they will not, when COM
manded by their superior officer, refuse
duty as did "ye locaP at q reject fire on
Church street.
r. KEVILL, Chairman.
RHEA AND LANGLEY, Committee.
apl5.It G. 3. LANGLEY, Secy pro tenn.
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[From the Lynchburg Republican,
THE POLICY OF APPOINTING NE.
GR0ES no OFFICE


The New York Herald has theory
upon this subject, which, coming from
source friendly to the Administration,
is worthy of consideration. We cannot
say that we accept the theory of the
Herald So far as it attempts to FORE
shadow the Interior ends of the Presi--
dent, though we believe that he is en-
deavoring to give a practical illustra-
ton of the workings of Radical politics,
snd their construction of the doctrines
of the Declaration of Independence.
In his Inaugural, he stated that he knew
ofNno better way to secure the repeal Of
injudicious laws than to enforce them
riuidly nr v,rards 60 th"t eIIeCt, the idea
he intended to convey being, that the
people would then order their repeal.
This is the test to which he is now sub
jecting the negro equality doctrines of
his party, and if he would only try it
all over the North and West, we should
soon witness dreadful squirming among
the rank and file of the Radical party,
and a receding from the ground they
now occupy, to an extent that would
leave Wendell Phillips and Charles
Sumner with scarcely a corporars
guard to sustain them in their advanced
position. If suggestion of ours could
possibly secure notice, we would advise
General Grant to begin in the North
with the appointment of Fred. Douglas
to the office of Postmaster at Rochester,
where he lives, and from that point go
the whole round of the North and West,
giving fair share of the Federal offices
to American citizens of African de-
scent" A territorial governor or two,
of the same race, would help the North
to form correct estimate Of the capaci-
ty of Sambo to be ruler, and afford a
better test of the soundness of Radical
theories.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-15

black labor as free, as Independent and
eventually as influential in her public
affairs as is white labor to-day in Hi
nois, and others celebrating all distinc-
tons between the rights of her citizens
growing out Of the exigencies or the re-
naming antagonisms and hates of the
rebellion. She will set an example
which public opinion--a conviction of
Its justice, wisdom and patriotism
will force not only Congress but all the
reluctant States to follow speedily. In
this country it requires hardly decades
to work out political changes which
are the work of centuries across the
Atlantic.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-15
THE WALKER TICKET,

Ever since Mr.. Walkers brief, but
sensible and manly speech in this city,
we have been receiving responses to it
from the country. They were uniform
ly favorable, and indicated that popular
current was running strongly in the de-
sired direction. But we forbore to make
any allusion to these manifestations I'M
til Congress had acted. Now that Pres
ident Grant has adopted the platform Of
the Walker party, and has made their
liberal views the basis of a message to
Congress, we are grati6ed to know that
the great body of the Virginia people
are already prepared to approve his
suggestions, and will warmly embrace
the opportunity he affords them for en-
surfing the peace and prosperity of the
State The success of the Walker tick
ct on Grants programme effectually Sc
cures us against carpet bag spoliation.
Respectable people from other States
may now come and settle among us,
with the assurance that they and their
property will be safe from negro militia
and carpet-bag depredations. While
there was possibility that Wells & Co.
might have control of the State, there
was an uneasy feeling on this score both
among natives and substantial immi-
grants. The removal of apprehension
will be worth millions to us in the next
twelve months. Some of its good effects
will be visible in sixty days. Northern
men who have been deferred from in
vestipg their money in Virginia, lest
Wells should sell the railr roads and his
creatures in the Treasury and Auditors
offices make way with the revenue, will
now dismiss that fear. We expect to
see them come down upon us in crowds;
and when the election Of the Walker
ticket Is officially announced, we fear
there will not be room enough for all.
Ihi6em
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-22

WIN. sHARoN............GENERAL AGENT
u,HIs AGENCY IS NOW PREPARED TO
receive deposits OF coin or bullion. either on
OPEN ACCOUNT or to issue CERTIFICATES
therefor payable lat the option OF the holder In
nurchase Bullion at the most favorable rates. or
ADVANCE coin thereon when forwarded TO the
Parent Bank in San Francisco; sells Bills OF
Exchange, and transacts General Banking Bus
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The BANK OF CALIFORNIA.

RNCY,
Gold Hill - Nevads.
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CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Via OAKLAND FERRY,

/ FAGlfII hAlLhUAUS.
Via OAKLAND FERRY.
Change of Time, November Sth, 1869.
EXPRESS TRAIN-EAST D.
IL E"DAILY."-Leaves San Francisco at So
A. NJ; San Jose s:45 A. "; Stockton 1900 n:
| Sacramento I:50 p. NJ; Junction sos p. y. Col
fax $40 NJ; Reno 11:50 r. NJ; Wadsworth 2O(
4. n; Winnelnucca 9:35 A. r.: Argcnta In
p. y; Carlin 400 P. NJ; Elko 6;2o ?; n; arrive
EXPRESS TRAIN-WESTwARD-" DAI
LY."-Lesves Promontory 600 P. n; Eilo 7:S(
A. NJ; Carlin $50 A. ~; Argenta 1l:45 A. NJ;
Winnemucca 340 r. ~; Wadsworth l0;6o p. n;
Reno 1855 4: n; Colfax 7:5a A. NJ; Junction
| 1910 A. n; Sacramento 1900 NJ; stockton l:4s
| p. NJ; arrive at San Jose 6:S0 p. n; San Fran
WAY NAiL-EAsTwARD Daily, Sundays
exccpted), leaves San Francisco 400 r. y. !;
San Jose 500 p. NJ; Stockton SIS p. H.; arrives
WAY MAIL-WEsTWARD-Daily. (sun.
days exccptcd), leaves Sacramento $50 A: X;
stockton, Sl9 A. n; arrives at San Jose l2:4o
p. ~; San Francisco 1890 P: 4:
ATLANTIC HOTEL EXPRESS, composed
OF Pullman Palace Coaches, with Restaurant
Commissary Car attached, running through on OF,
fast time to Omaha without change OF cars, VIII
leave San Francisco every Wednesday At 6oo
A. r.; arrive at Promontory Thursday 600 r. y.
2
LEAVE OMAHA Thursdays 9:15 A. n; arrives
at Promontory Saturdays 1000 A. "; San Fran
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this train can be secured only at the Company's
Oficc, AIS California street, San Francisco.
MurysviIIs Express-Dnily.
IEAyES SAN FRANCISCO 500 a. NJ:
Sacramento 1:4O p. n; arrives ut Marysville S:4o
e RETURNING, LEAVES MARYsvILLE
OILS A. N. Arrives at Sacramento 1880 A. r.,
and at San francisco $40 r. u.
MARYSYILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Daily (Sundays excepted), leaves Sacramento
$40 A. y. Arrives at Marysyille 1913 a. n.
Leaves Marysville 1890 P. n. Arrives Mt Sacra-
mento $40 P.N.
Through Fares Payable In Currency.
From San Francisco to Omaha, Sill 00; st.
Louis, $129 90; Chicago, $3.50 W; New YORK.
xf50 90: New Orleans, $lG2 90.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
are run daily from San Francisco to Promontory.
Donblc Berths, Sc 90; State Rooms, $l2 OO.
double Berths accommodate two persons; state
Rooms. three persons.
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave San Fran.
cisco 400 r. H.; Sacramento 500 4. N; Fare
currency ratcs) to Omaha, $50 st. Louis, $O0;
Chicago. $50; New York, $66 IS. ,
CHILDREN not over Twelve w years oi
age, Half Fare; under Five (9 years OF age,
leo POUNDS OF BAGGAGE per adult
passenccr) Free. so Pounds Baggage per
child between 5 and 70 years Of agc) Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE lover 100 lbs between
Sacramento and Omaha currency $i5 per loo
pounds. A. N. T0WNE, CenI Supt.
T. II. GOODMAN, Genl Passg'r Agent;
November s, 1860. hoo-u
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TO MILLMEN !!

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
wv Hill NEws Once half ton Of superior
Mills. Hoisting Works, etc. viii be sold at re-
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Virginia and Gold Hill
OMNIBU LINE
CHANGE OF r1ME.i

rTHE VIRGINIA AND GOLD HAS@
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08
A Crazy Portwarden,

A Portwarden is often entrusted with the
decision of questions involving many thou
sand dollars, and in large commercial
city like Charleston it is most essential that
the Office be filed BY intelligent men, who
are experienced in all matters connected
with shipping and the stowsge Of esrgoes.
For this reason respectable ship carpenters
and other practical men Of that class have
usually been elected. But what is the con-
duct of the City Council Ring in regard to
the Office of Portwarden At the meeting
of Council held on Tuesday night, five
Portwardens were elected. Two Of them,
Mr.. Bird and Mr.. johnson, are, we believe,
in every way competent. OF the third, Mr.
O'Neill, we know nothing. The fourth and
fifth are ignorant co!ored men. And this is
not ALL One of them, J. G. Hollowsy-son
of "Aldermsn Holloway-was committed
to the State Lunatic Asylum, by Judge Buist,
a few months ago, as alunatic, wholly unable
to take csre of himself. A crazy colored man,
with lucid intervals, is made one Of the
Portwsrdens Of Charleston. How can any
respectable man give his countensnce to so
scandalous and injurious proceeding
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08

ne MARION Stux anu
The Marion Star comes to US in new
dress and with handle to its familiar
name, being called now The Marion Star
and Southern Real Estate Advertiser" I"
The Star advocates the encouragement Of
immigration, and advises all its readers to
"oaloulate" awhile. The whole paper is
fresh and vigorous. We wish it every sue
cess
The Star, alluding to the subject Of Chi
nese immigration, says:
"We hope also that discussion will be
had and committees appointed upon the
subject Of bringing at least few Chinese
laborers. It is evident that the e1per-
lment will be tried in the South, aud let US
know for ourselves at the start if this labor will
suit us. II it does. next year we can commend
all the lch)r We want, and thus choosing from
tho negroes those who are faithful md efficient
laborers, we can dismiss the idle, impudent
and thieVish to seek fresh fields and pastures
new.' Cotton will command high price next
fall. and many OF our planters will be flush Of
funds. There will he no difficulty in raising
money sufficient to bring in Chinese enough to
Test their adaptation to our wants."
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