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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-14
From the Charleston Mercury.
DIRECT TRADE,

various quarters oi the South ai!d SOiItll-
west. that the subject of direct trade with
foreign ports is receiving the attention which
its importance deserves. There are 4 varic-
, ty Of schemes proposed to effect the subject.
and We have hope that discussion will elicit
such information as will lead to the adop-
ton Of the correct one Policy and inter-
est alike demand that some system should
be adopted to secure to the South the lcgiti-
mate result of her industry, the accamuIa-
ton Of Which would give to her prosperity
and power to which she has heretofore been
Il stranger.
We are aware that the Government has
lent It's aid and Influence to divert the COM
mcrcc of the South into Northern channels.
and that its present policy is in the same
direction. But what reason can thcre pos.
siblv be. that the South should not make
her own importations, even under Tie ,lnt;,-
vorabIc circumstances she is placed in by
the action Of the Federal Government
Our foreign mroriationS are row made
by the crcuitullS roiltc of Northern cities.
where. in addition to the cyactionS of the
Federal Government, the most Of which is
bounty to Northern manufacturers, they
are taxed with the costs OF transportation.
profits 10 importers and dealers. insurance.
commissions. and nUmhcrlc$s minor charge:
all paid ct the North, and to the North.
and all without justice or necessity, for al!
are but abstracip!,s from the returns of the
rrnAuttirc industry Of the South.
We will illustrate: Let one yard Of
broadcIotI. costing a.. Cd, sa% one dollar.
iii london. be intercepted on on lis way to
the Scu!l! iii New York, and almost every
yard Of eth imtc:!iIcd for the South is SO
, Intercepted. III" New York importer pays.
in duties To ;la Federal Government end
charges Of importation: 50 per cent. en-
I!a:irillg the vaiUr ut' tie cloth 70 81 80 per
varl. lie sr!!1 tn Il johhcr at ID Per cent
profit. and the yard Of cloth stands hin, i'll
y 65. The iobhcr s>.I; to the Southern
merchant, %ay ut 20 PC" cc!.t. profit. and
the price is now s - prr yard. This last
pays for transportation. &c, al least 5 per
cent. and the cloth, whcn it reaches him.
stands at 81 o. per !yarJ. If he is satisfied
with 40 per cent. profit on lis outlay then
the Southern P#m'rr will pay $2.:jG per
yal, t;,r I'll article i;,r which h. baltcred
the product Of his industry at one dollar
In other words. hr is made 30 pay $3.50
cv!,< when he received but one dollar. The
Balance is al-urhrd by the Federal Gov
crnlmrnt. principally is a bounty 10 North
I'm manufacture ~ anh b." Northern mcr-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-14

annually. and is compelled to take s60,0O0:-
600 in return, simply by the operations of
the Government forcing her into a position
which nature never intended she should
occupy.
Let u.s. then, shake of this dependence
upon the North. as far as the partial policy
of the Federal Government will allow, and
it will be in important step towards acquir-
ing back our own import trade; and with
Il just and reasonable reduction in the Tariff,
the South vii! find that the annual products
Of her labor will be enhanced in value fifty
millions Of dollars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-14

'TnG CAFFEINE GOLD DlscovEaIES.-Th
S;it,m (Mas.;.) Register says. that Captain
I.assrn. Of the br;:. George VI. Jones. who
arrived Al HAT port i tca days since from
Cayenne, confirms the story in relation to
the discovery of geld in the vicinity of that
place. he having hinsc!t seen and handled
the precious meta. lie states that he saw
Quantity, weighing about twenty pounds.
in places varying from the size OF a head of
a pin TO tha. "t from fifteen to twenty dol.
lars in vaIs:", which WAS represented TO l.,
mere pure than that obtained in California
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-14

Have you Gnlasmilh's Greece ~ asked
gentleman, on entering bookstare. 6" No, sir;
but they have somo excellent bears oil In the
next door," relied the counter boy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-14

ASrEEHrS AID MoDERSs.-Whcn the cont,o.
ver>y arose, III the las; century, as to the prefer
ence 10 be given to the ancierts or the moderns,
Boi|raa said the ancicnts had been moderns. but
that i was by no means clear the moderns would
become anccnts. The advice Of Sidonius was
excellent; lie said that we should read the an.
centSwith respect. ard the mo!crus without envy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-14

\ Mas SAWED TO prEcEs.---Wc inl tn"
following paragraph iii the Nebraska Ad-
v.ri>cr:
'nn s. urJay, a h1r. Smith suffered i
Inusl horrible death IT SInithlai,!. III Wool
bury county He was engaged a saver
in the new steam mill at that place. and
whilst g:gging back the carriage, got his
foot caught by the saw which split his leg
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-14

n, Tur Friends oc Mr. ROBERT ID. BRYAN
respectfully ann""nce linn rs Iani'l;'e 'F |'cfh
OF i:d~r,ic.d District at the next c!"rticH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-14

than schnu-l:,aS;rr and strong enough to
wash out all The stains from California
politicians conscience. all for four bits !.
Why, yul have nnl Y to put the razor strop
and soap under Your pillow at night to
wake UP in the morning clean shaved
Won't al, body give two bits, then, for the
lot knew would sell 'cm.
Next, ladies and gentlemen: offer three
pairs socks, hose. stockings, or lalfhosc,
just as you're a mind To call them, knit by
Il machine made Oh purpose. ont Of cotton
wool The man that buys these will be
enabled to walk I'LL he gets tired; and. pro-
vidcd his boots are high enough, needn't
have any corlrs; the legs are as long as bills
against the corporation, and as thick as the
heads of the members Of the Legislature.
Who wants EN- at ono half dollar! Thank
&C, madam, the money.
Next. loIlrr youa pair Of boots: made
especially for San Francisco, heels long
enough TO raise man up to the licadIry
grades. and nails to insure against being
carried over by land slide; legs wide
enough 10 carry two rcvolvcrs and bowie
knife, and the uppcrs of the very best horse
leather. \ man in these boots can move
about as easy as the State Capitol. Who
says twenty dollars? All the taxpayers
ought to buy Il Pair to kick the Legislature
with: and they will be found Of assistance
in kicking: The bucket. especially if some
hn;iy should kicl; at lci!r: kicked. Ten
dollar. for Ir.:. uprrr.;, anl snlcs !! while
souls; alll mi>cr;,!l" SOILS at that, are bring.
ing twenty thousand dollars in Sacramento. !.
Ten dollars, ten dollars. Conc at ten
dollars
Next is so!.:@:il;ns that you ought to
'.;ivr. ,:>:ltci#cH. lot Of good gaiow>es-
SOMETIMES called sn%i, nlrrs know lha!
:n!lr ~ y";l VII aticr awhile he furnished
At tie STATUS expense. but YOU can't tell
which oll". 20 buy w!!y'i tItry re cheap. All
that deserve hanging ;rc not supplied with
! @tlInw:; It. 80. ,!>rt would bc nobody TO
tl;:!b@ iiw:. condemn criminals: nE' hang cul-
.!iis ,Iul:i = lrrv election. Made of pure
:g!:r-r;;::i :ii.--s;Gctch Ike Il Judges co!l-
science. and i;st is long rs Il California Of
c,. holder will steal: buckles of pure iron.
ali,l WARRANT, - bold 50 tight that no uian;:
VII can :.,i, H!i:n ol tie hrc2chy&: are i'll
short. rs >if"rg. q good. as perfect. rs ciltc-
mai! aI!,I a. Lono .F'l'. rs the ordinance
AGAINST Chinese >lInps on Dmpon' street
g'nr: 1T twenty-five cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-14

u TuE Fri nus Of Mr. i. +. HARRISON,
respectfully ''nnonnce him as 'andi''a's 'oF / IN
Coll, ctor Of hs!icll district at the 'n>ung c!'r-
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The Reporter of The San Francisco New,
furnishes liza. paper with the following "a
I,"l; 9" Il >i'crci' ';"iy' t., u California a''r-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23
LEGAL.


"1HR1A0 CO ~ losh dsy Of October, 4 d, 1885,
w 0teAael 83m end DSedesicba Kuu,, HE vilc,
easeueed uato Aussia Cosbtn ~ Trusese certain
- u Tfuse c0nvsuing 70 said rsstes 10 Land In
ocoes County, Iova, described - follows, TO Wit:
u oeoess ssuStesn Q1l, cuatainlns two aDd lo-iOo
ecree u lad. asa lot aumber nfeen el. containing
on1 se.loO Acres Of laGdia Wet Davcupo known
. So0es . 0eds' oubdlvisoea VI lasA IL the North
West quarter u sectios ruzDber thirty three ~
esveship ~ uy-eighe (5R,, 1anes IN &c ~, xsst
~ =. r.. a0d - known By eaM esAa' plat thereof.
yhscA seil conveyance made b. saM uichAel asd
1sss>cAa oRa for tAe purpose u securing The ray
os0s Of . certain pro0terry note and the interest
saessoa, sloned By said ochsrl K9 . v two hnadr
enseysArss cd 75-Oo AoOsn, dated ths lSih day u
Cssosss, ., 1855. and payable In one year afssr
0ese - - esdes a SeAa Gefsand, With interest st
- ~ CENT ~ anoun otsr due
Ana now ssN ac%e having become due and
peyaeee, ssA H. saaA 0ioosel Erm hsvtns failed
70 ~ The sane. Austin Coshln, rrustse - afore
e Do hereby give this pu1ac nUtlce that By stus Of
~ poWss vhich b In me vested BY sad deed Of TRUST
! VII. on Tuesday the 18th day Of October A d,
1857 ~ the hour 81 O'Clock In ths afer0Oon Of said
dsy. u ~ Court House 1oss In The city Of Daven
pm, expose end oier ios sale 81 public auction, 70
NE osoe et14er for cosA the parcel. Of land abovs
desertbet, much thereof - shall be sul,siene
70 sosisfy and pay the amount Of said note with thu
eneersoe thereon 70 The day ~ saAs together with al
IN ccsts AM eSprnses sttendng said sale Of
thu notice snA Trsslss's esss, Upoa the coaplsslou
u such sar dssd vill - given In acccrdancs with
the stlpuisSiou Of aald Deed Of Trust.
Dated the nth day Of September. A u. 1851.
AUSTIN CORBiN.
ooDlodtA Trustee,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23
Trustees Sale.


VXIHERR AZ on the 18th day Of April, A d, 1857
3tuotee, certain deed Of Trust, conveying u said
frustse the laid In Scott County, Iowa, dsrb d as
fulioWs, 10 Wit twenty acres taken from on the
South end Of the East half Of the North Va quar-
tss Of ssctoa eleven (t IN township sevcnty -,ight
(7Sl North, Of Range three EAST Of the hith 5tb)
r. r.. and bound,d fullsWs, ~ Wit Dginning ~
tbs South East corner Of said koSth6}p0se quar-
ter Of sad ssctio0 eleven ~ ~ running
west eighty (S6) rods, The - f6ty lSO)
rods. thence Hast eighty a. AAencs u nth
forty (SO) rods, - ~ te 'bsoinnins,
watch said conveyance wqe ulAdo " Tie saId Read
for the puFp Of seousink shc pa1mrnt u smons
others Of certain propesory note ard the Interest
thereon signed BY said Jthn O. ~ a. dated the 18th
day Of April D. 1857, and payable 20 the order ~
Samuel Hartxs for ivo hundred and iorty-a.e dol
lars, psysbls on the nrst day Of August. 1857.
And now said note having become due and paya-
Bile, and the said John q Read having failed
to pay Ii Same, ], David True, Trustee as afore-
said do HEREBY ve this public notice, that by virtue
Of the power Walsh b In vested by said deed Of
Trust viii, - Saturday the ~ day Of Octbcr, A.
d. 1857, ~ the hour Of O'Clock In The sernoon Of
venpoTt, expose and oner for sale, at Pablo su ton
70 the .shest bidder for each, the parcel o' land
chow described CT much thereof a. shall b~ sum
elsnt 70 satisfy and pay the smount q ss,d note
With Tie interest there 10 the day oG SALE Usetkef
With the expenses attending SAID tse, costs OF this
Dot.cs and Trustees ees. upon the completion Of
such sale de will be given 10 accordance with The
Stipulation OF said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the 7th day Of September, 4. ". 1857.
DAVID BTxUR,
Np0dtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23

10oSeDoe Oee0 D0oeeo16c DIV
$780, DoOle 0ssd GN0ee.
Aoso 49, Copo,C YOth-
- ~, soc,
~00ylD lov1es ne stsest:on a psrunaepra
W 49, NO. ena varied sssorS4sa1. - n
eDUO01 80 eaI - vhssr ssesk. eesanSas -
0ev0o0 - Ssy. We = a. - e
-, 81 s q 81 g =, 80: = -: 9 - =
.2v ~. 81 GonRof - 81
: =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23
IMPORTED WINES, CROCERlES,&c
!. 4 W. GEERY,
zUS Canal Nt, 4 71O Bro; dway. n. Y.

(Estahlished is0a.)
importers aad Dealers IN First Qaaiifies
FAMILY GROCERIES.
OGer TO the TRADE HOTELS, rgivA1. rAM,LIEs
ana al Who Ac ehoic- IN their taste, asd desire .
genuine article. . large variety Of
TEAS, GREEN AND BLACK SOUCuONU POCCH.
oNa' nN6lIsii kREAKfAST, OOLON0, IMPE
Rial, HYsON aUNPow DIR YOUNG uYsON,
Is IN chests and half chests, Ac
COfFEE-AUCHA and JAVA.
WiNES-AADGnikS.S HERRiHs, PORTS HOOKS
~e., very old and high Grades, IN original packa-
gcs. drmtons, msgnums aud bottls,
BARTON aud GCEsTIER's CLARErs
ChAMPAGNEs Mnet l. Chsnion's, Cabinet ImpI
verzensy Do. Heidseict, "a. H. MuMm's do do,
L'ouohs-srandiss, Runs, whisky. 0in. Arrsoh.
Aos'nthe, hirseh. nc Ao., IN original packages,
ss,, Curacao. Maraschino, Antsette, NoJ eau, nit
ters Ac
MALT LiQU0Rs-Lonion brown stout. Scotch and
Engith AIKS
Sk0ARS-A variety u Choice RranSs
PlCkLES-ENGIlsH and FRENCH
sAUQkS-tor Fish. Cnrrie. Game Meat, Ac
CuEGSk- STILTON, CHkpDER ROYAL VICTO-
ETA. PRINCE ALBERT. PARMEsAN GRuY-
s, hnh, sAfsA.o, nu1Cil, and AMERICAN.
SuGARS-LoAv, CRUSHED, rui.vERisEO 81
CKoIS Ae Ia barrels rnd half barr.:>.
uAAS-wEsTPHALiA AMI AMERICAN.
Oils OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE
aJOnr Liquors are warranted unsdnis-raicd au
% our own importation lApr, "a diy.l
~ ARE lNDUCEAENrS To AGENrs-rxpxRI
ANENCED Oanvassing Agents wanted In ali parts
and History, tAneient and hoiern) Of the whole
world frOti the earliest axes TO the present time
NY 4. u GOoDRIeH tpctcr Fsriey) Elegantly bound
sni beautifully illustrated. Price ~ sold only By
Agents to whom special districts will he given. APP
pcrn should ttate what counties they would liss
tor particular apply 10
in. COTTON 4 CO.,
aehi7dtf IT. William .tDr,, N. Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23
Trustees Sale.

VNHRRgAo on the 18th day d December, A D.
" leso. Charles y. Distrl and Johaune Dittel his
wife, executed unto Austin Corbin - Trustee,
certain deoi Of trust, c0nvyinG 70 said Trustee the
lad In Scott COsnty, Iowa. described follows, 10
vi Lot ten llal Ia block three (3l. - known and
designated the recorded Plat Of Forrest Dion's
addition 70 the city OF Davenport, which said
sncc Wss 0aar ~ the said Charles y. Dit and Jo-
hsnoe Dttei TOR the puypose Of securing the payment
u certain promssory note, aud the interest there
IN, s'gnsd by SAID Charles =. Dttei, dated the nth
day Of Dsssmbss, 4 D. 1854, tor seven hundred dol
lars, Dsysbs with ten Per cent pr aanum interest
The crev VI N. Fejerva'y ou the irs day Of August
= D. 1857.
And nov sah note having become due aud payable,
and the eaid Ditto. having fsiisd 20 ray the same
Austin Cosban, Trustee nio eesii d. Lc cby give
this ublc nosice, that by virtue u thu power which
n In vested BY said deed u Trust. WILL on Sat
urday the 10Th day u October D. 1851, the hour
Of O'Clock In the afternoon 81 said day At the Court
Honsc DIOR In the city Of davenport expose and ot
ter for saIe st pub ic auction, this highest bidder
fur each. the parcel u land alsvr descrtbsd, " 70
much thereof shall b. sslics nj +, sAs'y anil ray
the amount Of said note with III. interest ths@n 10
the day Of salc, together with a exp~nses attending
said sale. OF this notice and TRUSTEES fees Upon the
CONT letion Of such sale . deed vii De ev,n IN
accordance with the stipulati-n Of said deed u
truss.
Dated the 18th day Of September A D. 1887.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
sepi6ltd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23
DENTAL.
JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and Mocha meal Dentist.

OFFERS HIS SERVICES As RUOH
a. To hts friends aud the public ing
OYYD NJ, GriwviNs mat he $50. a.. viii
give entire satisfaction In all vovk
g = si.tai itI.t. lie Inns been engaged IN DR..
0"ndrtch's oflec for the lat fifteen months ani be-
hes'hR thathe has sustainri his former reputation
- Dentist, he sshs for portion 81 the pa,ronsg.
rum his friends and the public. Hts acunir-uelts
W 'hr knewinRc Of Dentistry AMI arrangcrn, mis- In
his nee end laboratory snch that he IL prepared
70 90 any ycrh In the DrntAlline Ills mode u work
u all others IN this section % the coun
try, being more ctAany and durable sni worn with
more conIfort ami satisfaction 10 tho wssrcr 10
VIII pnt In ArtihciAl ndentufss from to an en-
tire set, and do al other work spperianing 10 Dem
tistry.
Once and restiencc connected, on Fourth street,
second house west ofNaln, sdjoining Dr. Fountain .
residence.
Any number Of references given " required
Mas 9dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23

WV6U8O8CC - 'ods1Vs
's s ssst, co Ss ,o"A't
70 Paul Deutsch aud ali other per sons
Interested.
VII0KRUAS on Tho 18th day Of December, A D,
w 1875. the sad Paul Dcutsch execused 10 one
Antoeoe IL Claire certain promi.s0ry note Of that
daees for the sum Of Ave hundred dollars payable "
eAe ORDER q Antoine L. Claire, Tie 9Sth day o.
AuOose; p, 1851. With Int rect st TN yer cent wr
~ - 1SoA da0 Of december. D, 1855, execute
snto tAs sad Antoine u CIsire mortgage npon
Ne fhDlO0ioG descrtbed Real ksiaae, 10 VII Lois
oo0osg sevsn ~ asd eight 81 N block number two
a. sail block being IN Subly ision num,sr seventy.
- (ltn u Claire's Ad1ttnn 70 the city Of Daven.
Port, which seid meStGAee recnrdfa In The Records
d Srote Oouety, ttate Of Iowa, Boa Of mrtx
Peg ~ 10 wo6rA seSssenoe msy b. had. And the
coodisaoes OF ssid mortgage having bsen broA - BY
reason oe The nGo-peyUeot ~ The u money due
uDoo sssd pote, The sst Antoine l. Claire gives mo-
dos, Inst In ocoosdoaoe With the Statutes IN such
easrs Ds1s ed provided, he vEl proess 10 forecIos.
the equity ofsetempsten IN ssid parcels u Real rs
49,, an fos this pssposs Harvey Lronsrd, Be- She
~ Of ~ cuuaty, will q The Court Hosse door In
~ ett1 u Dosospegt h satd county, On Saturday
the 1oeh day ~ October, \ D. 1se9. d the hour u
0eoe6 IN TIE atssDooa q sasd dey, cell satd par.
ces Of Iaad Of paEjjc sse1Ioa 10 The Lighess Lt6s
for saSh, - - Dsrb tk<seof shall BE- sencSssN
10 satisfy H. eDsons thsa due upon satd notes and
eoees sethls ssla
9epesDbsS ~, 1861.
Au3OIUB LIZ CLAIRE, u. LEONARD,
0Wt9Aoss, Sheriff.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23
HARDWARE.
WpoLBlIE Am RETAIL

Dsassss = 1anAsn uas1vese, 1es1iag in0eO0esI
0nes WIZ, 0GDe. ra1n1D, Cor, CuaSsgy -. %.
so.sA q oeo1s 1sosspoTe1oGng - oeAae $780,
oar oaase y deun1e1 = ~ oDuaA ~ = 49,
olsose beewon Dealv ~ 4aln, eOOaG1eo - 80
- Geo. osss ts0ahs ~
aD01ts. O8ILDo = 0oA48
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23
Trustees Sale.


WHERsAso On the 2s'h day o. nsy, 4. D, 1856.
w Hans Heinrich and Katherine HeiariGh
executed unto Austin CoSbin ~ Trustee, . certain
desd Of Trust conveying 10 said Trustee the land IN
Scott Coaniy, iowa, described follovs, D. wit !:
lot number six Isl In ack number four til In
Green's Addition 10 the city Of Davenport, which
said conveyance mad. BY the said Hans Hsia, Ich
and KsthsSae, bis wife, for the purpose Of securing
the payment of . certain promissory note end the
Interest thereoa signed BY said Hans Heinrich, dated
the 18th day OF May, d, 1875, and payable ~ the
osder Of ?. D. Harding. six months after dste, for
the sum Of e2sO, with ten per cent interest from
date.
And nov said note having become due and pays.
bic, and the said Haas 0earich having fsed 10 pay
the same, Austin C0sbiu. Trustee Aforesaid do
hereby eive this public sotice, that by .u OF the
power witch 10 la me vest ~ sad dessi VI Trust,
Will, on Saturday tho Third dsy u October, A d.
1857 at the hous ~? O'Clock the Afternoon u avid
day, st the Court House door In the city OF nav. n
p0st, expose and offer TOT ssis NJ public auction 10
The hshest bdsr for cash, the parcel u land above
dcscvi6s1, OF - much ID Tc,f shall lie ucicni ~
satisfy and pay The amount 81 said mite with the In
toress thereon n the Day u sale toGrthsr with the
cats and expensss attending ssid salc costs Of THE
notice and frustse's tses. Upon h. emp ~t,on -
sash sols 6ced Will be Riyen In sccordancc with the
selpulstiGn of said Deeed Of Trust.
Dated TIE 6th dey Of btpt, A d, 1867.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
serNdts Trustees.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23

Win1oV Curtains I'd Fixtures.
1onn Windsv 0Asdes iron 10 -. 70 - saeA
1VVVtoa1 seeaivs1 q ~ Oaspss ~ YuSni-
ture Whass6ease, Deaeai1t Med eeeeo6 STREET II
door abovs rsssy, nsxt 70 IL eng n Eseale."
opoo1Nf. GOULD 3 01nDBk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-23
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-31
CIRCU LAR.


TO OR BRETHREN o. THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Iy1fysas II has become known 10 the UNDERMINED
n Crnsed TO the reelection Of M ALFRED CARSON
Office Of CAet Engineer, dragging po't4ca
the contest and bringing them TO oear secure ine 's
than the fear their daily bread and conseguent as
tres prvsio their families 70 vot, AGAINST MI larson
and rhyeas The Idersicued and large WAoHJ oil thc
members OF the New YORK Fire Department 81" uIeiy 81"
Of political and Otb ode lnHuehc'
~ Fire Department afeirs, therefore .,.,.., Al,
Resoired That with feelings OF the most uhh2Alu Us
gust that Mr. CaIs9I opi,1IeIiis a's
Post Once County Clerks. Mayors and Az Recover O
10 some by threatening the speedy drcapia'h Ana re-
mOysl Office Of Others ID order ~ secure hcI votes
Tfred That while we deprecate the idea that The Fen'n
can be- bought sold by any clique Of political wie puei
" cannot this attempt do a. beng 100 b'e
and despcc from party having the true ana
best iDtercst Of the Department al heart ,,t...,
Re,0sd That bile every confidence 10 MS success
ava in the manner in which the members OF the D"paItmet
will vndcatc their abhoncrce Of political ntIisuc we deem
but Just Brother Fir men 70 maze the above eApo'n
Of the la,tst method used 20 defeat M. Carson.
IN addition 10 the above IL only necessary o U.s. ND VIC
conceive be duty 20 do 20 call upon Ne members
good judgment N voting Tor Che EnSnef a. ne cos
election exhort them TO have mainly 10 we" me Pep
tuson Of our noble institution a. wn9S o|SIu1 ;ji
Independent OF the ntIiSles anu hhi'ce o Pois '
ulators, being brought 10 bear III FIRE Department
NFFITR " CORNELL Assistant Engineer.
WIN. r. MAWBEY. Assistant Engineer.
n T. McGOWN Foreman Engine Co. 49,
SAMUEL CHESHIRE, Foreman Engine Go. Z.
william BERRIAN Ex- Foreman H. a L. Co 3.
WEI. Z. DANIELS, Foreman Engine Co So
w W. ADAMS Assistant Foreman Hose Co. ~.
JOHN X. EVANS Foreman Hook Ladder Cos
ELISHA KINGSLAND Assistant Engineer
q. JOSEPH RUCH. Assistant Engineer.
RICHARD JACKSON, Foreman Engine Co. %
THOMAS WILDING, Foreman HooE a Ladder Co l.
VIM &. BN ONS, Foreman Engine Co D
JAS. &. SWEENY, Foreman Hose Go. y.
J. II. HOFFMAN, Ex.Foreman Engine Co. 10.
A O. ALLCOCK OF Hook Ladder 90. 10.
AUG. HUBD, EX- Foreman Hose Co. 20
Executive Committee Of the kjrcmcns Convention.