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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
Loco-Foco Nominations.

The w ard Nominating Meetings of our oPpo
nents were held throughout the City yesterday
and last evening. So far as We could gather from
pretty extensive inquiry last evening, the following
results are indicated
ma Senate District-(Lower Wards , II was under
stood that James c. Rulerford had secured majority Of
the Delegates
INA Dstricf(East side We believe NJ. TovnisHd
Solomon or John b. is at the head Of the heap
m Districtwest sdeJ Said to be close race be-
tween John r. Dcpei,n and Dan,e T. Sickle, both Mem
bers Of the present Assembly.
VIth D,str,ct- up town > Not decided
assembly Distrtets
F,rst and Second Uards Gen Henry Wooibsidse for
merly of Ohiol /. to be the candidate for Assembly.
Fourth WardThe Purser Police party declared
triumphant John Bos0,e of the present Assembly is
their candidate for reelection. The AntPurser party
pronounce the selection and fraudulent aud have
already proposed Fiorenoe Mccarthy their candidate
Sepenfh UardThe old Monopoly Pilots carried the day
here and nominated Gregory Thomas for Assembly
Tenth WaId-There contest got up here By OF for
friend and associate Of Mike Walsh, but the Custom
House and Police force rallied strongly for Pson small
present Member who swept the field like tornado.
T,vlth Wayd-A strong fight between the Hunkers and
Barnbumers JOHN H. Riker was the candidate OF the
former Morgan L. Mott OF the latter We made arrange
mens ~ have the result transmitted TO but It missed
us last night.
Thirteenth Und-Aerandtr Steicor i've believe the
present MEMBER secured the nomination.
Fourteenth Hard.-A spirited contest between the
friends Of Hon Michael Walsh and those Of DaHei h
Toylor Esq We told that Mike was victorious but
are not of H.
Fifteenti.--C Couldn't hear-no consequence
ss.enfeeph-Three candidates IN the field. We guess
the friends OF John Keser present Member trumphed
From the others we have nothing definite. We
understand there was for a wonderl but one ticket
in the Sixth Ward, and it was not known what was
its preference for Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
The Death.PenaIty.

Tomorrow the Assembly Of this State proposes
60 vote finally on the que, tion Of sbolishng or re-
tanning the ioflictlon Of Death as punishment oi
Crime against the laws Of New York. We notice
the fact in order to entreat any member who may
be absent vet within reach Of Albany to hasten
thitber in season to vote. Let US have full vote
aud the Yeas and Nays recorded whatever may
he the immediate issue, we shall sbate no lot O
hope OF the ultimate triumph Of the cause which
seems to Us that not only OF Humanity but
practical wisdom We cannot doubt that far ie"
er ouirages affecting or endangering Lie VIII DC
committed when the State itself shall set the OK
ample Of regarding Life as involsble
Still. we have not the heart TO labor for and give
prominence to the Abolition Of the sthPenaity
At time when the Nation is engaged in butchery'
not by retail but by wbolesale-not IN taking the
lives of a few miserable feons to whom Death
may be q terror but Life cannot be blessing, but
ia blowing up the squares and tearing down the
houses Of trembling cities with bombs and cannon
shot until the streets run red with the blood Of
msssacred women and children, and nation IL
sbrouded in the weeds Of phrenzied sorrow. IL
does seen too much like straining out gnat to be
anxious for the instant Abolition Of Capital Punish
ment ia a crisis like this.
Yet we tender our hearty thanks to the
champions Of Humanity in the Assembly but es
pecialIy 10 John s. Gould of Columbia County, Tor
their exertions in behalf of Abolition. Mr. Gould
has been untiriDg and most efficient in the work
bringing to it an ability weight of Christian char
scter and fuIlness of research which could hardly
fail TO exert a powerful influence anywhere ard
which whatever the result of to morrows vote, Will
be remembered in the history of Criminal Law lie
form. To Messrs Hadley, Bloss. Bascom and
other advocates Of shifting bat to heal our heart
felt gratitude 10 also preferred.
We believe, il the House shall be nearly full the
bill will pass the Assembly, though the Constitu
tional requisition Of sixtyhve affirmative votes is
serious impediment. In the Senate we fear 1t
will be shuffled of to the end Of the Session, or
otherwise defeated. No matter one year is soon
passed and we trust the next Session, and II need
Be the next, will witness renewed action upon it
until the triumph Of Mercy shall be perfect and
endurlnQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
xvrss fions--City.

The Wing Senatorial Convention oil the i'tn
D;.tr;ct Seventh. Tenth. Thirteenth and Seven
teensb w ards assembled at Military Hall last eve
ming and on the first ballot unanimously nominated
Hon John L. LAWRENCE of the Seventeenth
Ward for Senator We are constrained to add
that Mr.. Lawrence has not yet accepted the nomi
nation, bat 90 eminent is his fitness so signal anc
mented his popularity and so urgent the necessity
that New York should send her first men TO the
Legislature which will be called to act on the COD
i6cation of the Laws and the Reform oil Legsi
PIeadiogs and Practice, that we trust Mr. Law
renee viii not, as indeed he ought not and must
M, decline Adverse az the District has been we
believe he can and will be elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
,Iarkc,.-Carsjuliy rspo,teafor The Tribune.
wrnxKsn.y pctobet 20

AsuE There is a sir demand Tor Pearls at ". Pots
a., ,nss,,es and norniuslly % Very little dopg in
either description. Export, from Is, TO 10Th October
i5s bbls Pots. .,,-,
COrrON-Ths private sdvlces received this morning
bv the Cambria ara much more gloomy tor this article
In Liverpool than led To believe from the nature
of the Telegraphc accounts yesterday The decline IN
Liverpool from the 9th Sepismber 10 the ~ OCTOBER
w.. an, penny sterling N for Fair grades and I'd
a m ON the lower grades. Here to day, the market IL
unsettled and a few sales have been made -, decline
al cent 10 a cent and quarter y N On tho quotations
OF Monday last The bushes" 10 Gay amounting W ""oo'
$40 bales has been done by manufacturers
erpcrt from the Ports Of tS UHued States from Isl Sen-
bey Is47 to OctObv 10 lsfI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
General Episcopal Convention.

IhikIEkNlh
Morning prayer was read yesterday by Rev. Mr.
Dr. Van ngen OF wesern New York and the lessons by
Rev. MIR. Craik OF kentucky.
A resolution adopted appointing the third Wed
ne.dsy u September the time OF holding the Conven
uon. instead Of tue net "Wednesday OF October.
The discus.ion Of thr osuons Ia resId h Bishop.
under sentence &C. then resumed aud Dr.. Vac In
gen read written speech going lae whole subject
tie called 10 order twice. but BY the
tesy of the House suffered ~ proceed Tue sst Of
the speech Vas In favor OF Bishop Onderdork
The debate was continued By various s-Hieunsn Ill
the canon amended sio the foiO~ng iorm and The
question on It's adoption ~ss called for;
l. % PsoPosED CANYONS.
OF fic RsnsieH Modncafio Of Jadicai ceHitscc5
re Hoass Of blaors.
The Bishops composing the House Of Bishops may q
t,enn.l or eetp. remit or terminal.
any Judicial sentence WHICH have ocen imposed.
may hereafter be imposed BY Bishops sotins eoleese,
Judicial tribunal modify the IA % DC
sEaie precise period Of time other sPceinc coltn
sency the occurrence Of which. such sentence shall a.
terry aud be OF farther force effect Provided
thatno such temissoa o. modheAicn shall BE made ex
cePt al meeting OF the House Of Bishops during the
Of tho SAD bisnops convened BY the resdns bsnQp OF
the application of any ave bsloPs. after three months
given personally 70 each Bishop, left a. his usua place
OF abode Provided, slso that said niodfca
OF sentence Be asssned BY number q SAID Bishops
not less than majority OF the whole numseT entitled
The time a the House Of Bishops And provided
farther that rothns IN hls shall Be understood
repeal alter the provisions Of anon MINK. Of 1852
Hereuyou Mr.. Williams Ut We. introduced his amend
meat the porpori Of which TO- that tee q 20
limited suspc1s.on upon BshcP vsc ases Ais Docese
sna that ~ Bshop sasll - restored without
nis from tbs Diocese similar 70 that required bis are
coBsecr Atom
on tbs proposition followed debate in which
M..srs Williams, Chambers. Rlses OF Va D-lsao. Of
Ohio. and Isgsrsoll OF Pa took prominent psrv. Mr.
Rvss moved to Icy the can on tne table .s ssss 1
take 10 directly the csss Of Blshop Oncerdonk vhcc
he said YEA at tns bottom Of the whole business anc
watch must b settled before they could lesiss, win
out bias general principles
reis motion naAlly prevailed and ihsn The House &C
afoet - this EnorGiDg-a motion ~ bold 40 e7u1ri
suss0o 5e4Hs ~ncE.~a. IL coss1stsSiSn Of Eneesl.
OF ne Board OF Missions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

DIAMOND PolSrEo GoLD PrSs.-Thoss IN want Il
GOOD sricls should 60 to }. w. Gss,ros Co n csS,,
At They have several new and very superior style. 4,
very low prices Pens that others cell At g. they sell :.
81 - The senuiae Albert @. Bssey zen and cas-. a,
.t.n,n.al a IL Odd pens repoInIed ard rersifea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
Business Notices.
RHEUMATISM.

tNITF NNU IHFUHIfI
W DIX CHNsrIs's G,Lv.sic RIScs, Bands Bell. 1.
are positive cure iof his sgon'rns complaint IN al ID,
STAGES lev hours sufficient Tor recent cs.e. a.
few dsys for the most severe Sole Agency In New Yo.
isg Brosdwsy. No drus store has Dr. Christie, s-nsiu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
Places Of Business. 1m0En
a A. Ql4t 90

The following are also among the houses said to have
failed but their respective liabilities not stated
Stocks & TAFT. Manchester ROugemont Bros Lv'pool
r II. Clover. e. Thomas Son& Lefeyre .
l. NJ Cooper & Co. .. Reid lryipg & Co. g..
Render 4 Miller, O.. Reed 4 Robinson, GLASGOW
Cumming a Ferguson Dublin. X Dssleish n Co. -
Boyds & Thomas, London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

~ The cheapest and best place in the city to get
vonr boots shoes OF CATERS Is at Jo>tss, Aunst near
the Museum You get thers good boots for ~ "
Is can be purchased elsewhere tor ~ Cute a "s'
usually sold for s. Doublesoed waterproof boots ct
- 80 and 50 Jones has the true system OF DONG ens
ness-sht expenses and small profits. All goods par.
chased at Annst are warranted to give entire saisae
- " lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

"a badly dseomntted. vD. BY the very latest &C
counts. ct Pusbla His force. after iu junction with
that Of Gen Res amounted 10 inisuiry and csvsry 10
only 5000 men. and qusrtsred in ths Convent -
Carmen The Americans under command Of General
chids strongly fortified in msssively built and very
cspse.oas convent Of the city confc0us OF The
strength Of their position and lie imPfesnsbiliiy they
we're awaiting the arrival Of endorsements IN The Ut
most security aud tranquility Al Intervals oomo' were
thrown into the city which, however we sre happy TO
say did Dot receive mach injury from their explosion
previous 10 the dste Of orr account
PHILADELPHIA Oct 20-P. II.
The Telegraph has been on, Of order part Of
the day between this city and Baltimore, in conse
quence Of repairs going on at GGnPowder Bridge.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 500 P n.
The news received BY the Ner- loTs ExPres' 70
day should have been sent under the regular ar
rangepaeaf for al the City papers taking IT, but
owing % some mistake or carelessness IN giving 1t
the right direction it sent to the EIPress' aud
hence failed to reach the other papers-the EJPre'
supposing. no doubt innocently. that It bad an ex
elusive right TO whatever was sent TO H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
WIG STATE NOMINATIONS.

~ The Thirteenth Part Of DoMsEr AND ooS !"
published this day in soppiemen''o nc 1'~'~''
and in furnished syat,s to all our regular suoso'ioe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
LOco-FocO Nomination.
Frantiin Coz. l.. Winslow for Assembly
Mercantile Failures i'm England.

The following is complete list as We can
make out from the material before Of the failures
brought by the Cambria;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FiRE Some night scsyengers on Tuesday night
fastened = candle 10 lhs side Of frame house In Henry
o. nesr MIDDAY in consequence Of which the building
w.s set on ace a5oa. = o'clock yestsrdsy morning. IL
was, hossv-r, exisnggished before much damage had
been done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

kxoN's U,rs-F.LL Am WISrfS SrsLf.-rhe case Of
Hats and Caps now exhibiting ~ the Fair a. ca,e Gar
den from the establishment OF Knox has attracted resi
attention and caused many inquiries thai the 'oeher
nds t necessary to inform the public Al large and hess
toners in particular that he has &c" more iei q Ae
80 And and supplies orders At very bret notice Hs
Ia. .rs finished in the most workmsnke manner and
, stand the test Of avery hard blow without any dsa
GER Of lets Hottant.r yet they will always remain -
b.ck lois TuThxsat2wsl KNOX, i2S saiton st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

Domsxr AND SoS fosEyER--lt Is crafty ing 10
aad Notwithstanding the eoD,oued depression In com.
msrcia sfsirs and the failure of 60 many extensive
houses On the other side Of the water that the arm Of
DonsEy And soS with whom The people of this coun-
try have more sxhnsive Dssinss than With any Other
stI ssssds nrm Their stock appears b insxh aust
bic, md 10 constantly spprseiasns n value The Ag~a.
OF Of the arn 70 ., Ts Titxss ofee where the Amer.
,csn stockholders can obtain their latest dividends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

" Gen Tom Thumb 10 still IN be st the America
Museum thousands thronzinx that esfabiishrent
every hour Of his exhibition, Of which there sewers,
aunns the day and evening" bD. The accommodations "A
the MuseuIn ample Tor At lesst double the aa1aber
The General - no~ holding biz farewell levees 10 iete
mined 70 retire 70 private life he male -
tour OF the southern States and Hsvnns and hence -
who wcod him embrace the present opos,
tuaity or they will he to late ff'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

A DEEF OSE--The Editor OF the DaRy W'scoa.
as fMilwaukeel prints the Abolition ticket OF our
State, and adds
1T viii b perceived that shoy made no nomination
tot Governor probably as % Esi< riiA tss Ways
accessory"
II tho Editor were not recent emigrant iron
this State where he had likewise been al Editor
his ignorance tina, we have no Governor to choose
this Fall might be excused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
The Ten-Hour Controversy.

The Doper Enquirer IN. H. replies at some
length to our late article on the n, w-Hampshire
Ten. Hour Law and the course taken by certain
Whig journals with regard to 1.-THE following
paragraphs seem the only ones which advance any
thing which we have not already considered-viz
Employsrs generally whether Wing or Loco, rH
msn.se their business to suit themselves II they can
and even the Editor Of The Tribune we suspect would
hardly consent To tske vote OF the hands In ns once
whether he should give them the wages for ten
hours labor that he does for twelve, and let the ma
jorisy govern"
Nov a we have never minated nor imagined
that employers Of one party differed on this point
from those OF the other, we do not perceive the
pertnence Of the allusion to politics above. Yet
the Enquirer interlards its article with many such
They have no business in this connection, and
would seem to have been dragged in for some sin
Hour Law on ita merits
But a. to the Editor Of The Tribune we
viii state the facts in the case. and the Enquirer
shall Judge whether bis personal alusion 10 hap
Nv one The Journeymen Printers of this City
in meetings to which the Employe rs were not In
vited and were in no manner parties, have decided
that Ten Hours shall constitute working day II
the printing business and we defer to that decision
They have farther decreed that, wherever large
amount Of hours per day, any other than the mos
agreeable ten hours may be required, the employers
10y piece work. shall pay an extra price, not mere
IN for the overwork. but for the whole time. Thu
also wa abide by. They have farther decreed tina
not less than % many dollars per week or so man,
cents per thousand ems shall be paid by Employ
ing Printers to Journeymen. This rule also is Law
to 10. The Journeymens Scale Of Prices is III
arbi,er constantly referred to in our office Ia ever
case Of disagreement as to what should be III
price Of any work. Aud now. neghbor oi Dover
confess that you were mistaken
Then please tell us what authority you had io
asserting by insinustion that We have ever a.
sumed or implied that the Employers IN Factoris
ought 10 pay a. much for ten hour labor ~ the
have been paying for twelve, that We have al
gued that they ought to take vote Of the hand
in their mills a. 10 the wages they should pa,
We have surely said nothing Of the sort WIS
We affirm 10 the right oil the majority OF the En
ployed a class TO determine how many hour
DER dsy they can work at any svocssion witho,
prejudics to their health or visor the question
wages is entirely diferent We have not beio,
alluded to It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
LyARY 4 co. MATTERS.

rY' As,rm., lss7, FssAtes for Genfln~ss'' Ea, .fi
\, Introduced % Friday, sept 3 rk Biaes Bsars
Ma, we are COW manufacturing will embrace important
improvements recently perfected BY u.s. and 10 GUAM,
and elegance of style will be aneqused BY .ny hcs.o
sore offered They will be readily distinguished BY III.
nap which when sg,stsd by the air becomes dessctra
into Jscs,. and graceful ets osssats" feature char
,c,ri,tic Of tho choicest quality Of genuine Beaver
fs,,, Hossf " Y hnS ~ 1et7 acct u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
Whig NOsninAfl0n

Whig Nomination.
L,r.ags,os Co u. Maj. 6rRDos NowLks Of
Gsnssso ior Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

SEsTEScEs.--In the Court OF Sessions, yes,er-
day Hannibal Bonney Who was convicted about 10 days
szo o., forgery 10 having had 10 MS possession con
sserabe amouns OF counterfeit bank notes with intent
10 uer the sane sentenced 10 years mprsonm
ir tie STATE Prison lie Forrest Logan convicted on
Moodsy evening Of assault With intent 10 rob VIM
Beuneir Of Wntsmsourkh en- the night OF tho 9th OF
Msy lat the state Prison for the term Of
sr.fs ms lazy having rssorn~Hs-5 hin 10 the
u.>sey sas CS4d- >aa %! slcec, sissals
Aad Dss;ssY, Wa nnsd ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

BOARD OF SCPEKyIsORs.-IhIs Board Assem-
h,sd :, O'Clock yesterday snd disposed Of sundry pa
~, OF minor confederation among which vere the fol
'o~fpz. Communication from Henry ID. Woodward.
,us.fina his resignation 10 member VI the Board Ia
rous-qu-nee of having made arrangements -. take
cbsrg.s Il al srademy 81 WlllismsDurgn. Resignation
.ccrpted. aud ice thanks OF the Board voted - Mr.
woodward snd copy of the resolution to that effect
sen, him -Resou.on offered by Mr.. Bergen 10 favor OF
surhor1ins the County Treasurer to borrow 5000 TO
De expssdsd In providing larger accommodation for the
confinement Of prisoners. Adopted Report Of Commit
tee Accounts and resolution In favor Of paying GER
tain bills which bzd been referred them Amer some
reduction Of The amounts Of Inc they were adopted
The Board tren adjourned until Friday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

~, Ricn's GyN>Asric AcADENY, 80 and lel ciosos.
st, is now open from sunrise to 10 O'Clock p NJ daily
Glasses meet at sunrisell O'Clock, A. M-snd At Ard
o'clock p NJ Classes for Boys only at and ocloss.
PM Terms Sl2 per annurn IS Tor months and -
for months. ON Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

WAsHTNcroN CRoCKERf STORE lSS W ihani-sR-Ne ID
yertiseuent Of O. H. CArr in another column SIT ST
10 The sures quickest cheapest, and only complete.
sensible thorough aud modern mode of ESTABLISHING bas'
ness In the knowledge Of the people 81 tne county %
country II can be done promptly safely aud excessively
an PuMrRs Asency--and now Is the time TO invite fsh
nd Winter customers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

PoLicE-T~o young men, who gave their names
A. George Lss and -, hired hOrsa sad wagon OF
4 Gum 4 co Worcester. Mas. the 9th met under
preiencs 10 20 Fchburg instead u which they drove
. Hyde PARK sDd stopped ~ hOt- where they gave
their names a. Joseph Parker and Charles Rice oil Han
cock ami reyr-snet themselves dr0vers Offering H.
dispose 81 The horss aud wagon but being
full ley efs this horss and .son sod made tracks for
this City the following day the steamer Niagara They
hsye not ye, arrested though the proPery has )een
recovered and restored to the owner b. officer Crose
of this CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

~ pos. delicious, rIorious head Of so silky &c, =
lst'y hsif. TO be had for three shiIinss keaAe
doubt this AK some Of your friends for there are t
leven In Ncw-Yortp know this, who have used - Ar,
JoSEs's Coral Hair Restorative. lts real qushue
act thus Force the growth, stop IL falling, cure "a
besatify Add cleanse This is honestly The ,fu.aN j
thai will prove. Sold oaiy AZ ~ CbaiiiAnsa ~ "a
American Eagle, OF ~ Yuitonst brookiya w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

rF- In another column will be found an adver-
,i.ement Tor set OF hands in eot'on'm' to when we
would call the attention OF those Interested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21
.. Bcnes,h the rule Of men entirely great,
IT., zen 1. ntchfier than the sword

to The increasing popularity of the Rchetea D..
ona puted Gold Pen IS about the best evidence IA ~
favor that can be given. Although sold Tor ony ss'n I"
the best and cheapest psn in the world. Remember
BE. WATSON Co. 81 willsmst. opposite The ~
change and j. SAVAGE % Fultonst have the exclusive
sale OF them Other gold pens Is cts - and - S,~ah
silver pencils. Gold pens repaired
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-15
TO the CITIZENS OF DUBUQUE
Gs1SsMTY.

The citizens Of Dubuque County are
hereby informed that have received a
mandate from His Honor THOMAS S. Will
SON, commanding me to search for the
body Of ASA DOWNS, late a citizen of
said county, who is said to have been
murdered. Such Of you, therefore, as
can leave home and your business, are
requested to meet at the Grocery OF Fred
erick Ditmore, in said county, on Satur-
day next, at o'clock, A. NJ, to make d.
ligent search for said body, as we'll as to
discover the perpetrator or perpetrators
Of such murder. | would respectfully
appeal to every good citizen TO- turn out
on this occasion. A cold-blooded and dia-
bolical murder is supposed to have been
committed in our midst. and it becomes
therefore the duty Of every good citizen
to assist in bringing to light this most
foul deed Of blood
WIN. G. STEWART, Sheriff D. C.
Dubuque, Aug. 80, 1347.
P. S. The day on which the above call
was made, being rainy. the citizens are
requested to meet in accordance with the
above, on Saturday, the 18th inst.
w. q. STEWART.