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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
III. Bishop vs.. W. 7. Hawkins.
PLAINTIFF ON AFFInA.

h Wit that the defendant is indebted to him
and ia nonresident Of this State, or is abseond-
ing or eoncealIn himself that the ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served upon him, and having
obtained an original attachment from A. J. Don
aldsons an acting Justice OF the Peace for Hamblen
county, Tennessee, against the estate Of said de-
PENDANT, returnahle before me- at my once in Nor
rstoWn, the 21st day OF May, 1874: Ts In there
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proceeded with en- parte as TO him. Given under
my hand this 14th day Of April, 1874.
A. J. DONALDSON, o.
April ~, 1874 4w-prs Zee IS
, 1874-09-03

tho latter instructed TO report names for ot'oors
for tho ensuing year tomorrow evoning. nosolu-
tiotla worc atloptod tonloring to Con-
gress t,,e thaakt 1a J.. Of thS Board for
and baoyH on tho Ohio, mississippi, and hlia-
sossi Rivers at dangotouss r. erossssf and tqs the
to ronlaco at tho entrance Of tho Port Of New
York tho Scotland light-ehip "a a guido to mari
norB. A resolution wae also adopted stating
Tint this Doar,l notc with extremo grat1loation
tho Increased usctulnosa. Of tho intorna-
lion furnished by tho Oh1of Signal
ONlcer Of tho War Department.
and arc further gratiaed to. lear1i
Of tho Increased faoilitios which arc being or
tended oil ovor tho country, aud a1ong our son
aud lake coesta, aud along our grcat rivera.
ueorge D. 11ibbard, Eaq., Of Buffalo, waa thon
introduced and delivered an Ablo address, giving
history Of the Navigation lava and their psea-
ont status al regards Tho liability Of voasa-own-
ors and pointing out clearly their duty to then1-
selves to Hocnro . gystomizatlon and oodihcation
Of oil statutes on the Bubjoet. Tho Doard or
tontlod TO Mr. Hihbard q vote Of thanks for Ills
Instructions and for tho address. Tho Board
will hold two scsaiona tomorrow, and will prob
ably complete Its business iu tito evening.
, 1874-09-03

Special Dtspatch to TIA Ciieaao Tribune.
E1a1N. ILL.,, Sept. 2.-Thero Is tho finest shoN
Of stock hese ever seen at {. fair In IllinoiB.
Do1as entire herd Of AIderneys. Campbclls herd
of sllort-horns, Delden's entiro herd, stowart'B
herd OF Ayreshires, Wrighta Holstesn herd.
Herfors grades of c1ossos and fat cattle. arc all
hero. Over forty Norman horses, Including
thoso Of Chisholrn, Durham. Gatos, Cowan, and
others, are on the grounds Dole's Putchan Htall-
ion Autoorat, will ten colts. arc hore, and will
show III harnoss. Hhaep md hoga IN great num-
bors arc in the pons. Some Of tho best horses
in tho State will trot uud run OIL Thursday and
friday. Tho Floral Hall is magnificent. Grand
pigeon. n.shooting mitch, open to tho state, on
Thursday.
, 1874-09-03
North western Exposition ut Dubuquo.
iSuec1di Di&t,dkcA Ia IAs Ekixdad Itihu,e

Northwestern Exposition at Dubuque.
Suecsai DtspatcA to The Chtcaao 7stbuwe.
DUBUQUE, H., Sept. 2.-Tho great Northwest
ern Exposition, which opens In this city next
Monday, o&groasos almost tho entiro public at
tontion. Tilt buildings wero completed to-day,
aud Aro pronounced by tho many who visited
the grounds this afternoon tho largest aud finest
over constructed for fair purposes in the North
wost. Tho amphithoatro VIII sent 10, 600 persons.
aud Is securely roofod and inclosod in the rear,
thus making. ample protection against rain.
Ar. Hall iB Q building in the siapa Of Crook
eross, extending 300 feet each way. a nico
house, having q lnrEo yard inc|osed with
high close board fence, contains tho
Indies dreBsing-roolnH. Tho horBe-stalls arotall
roonAy and incloscd. with window in the rear
and door in front, giving tho horses comfort
allo quarters. A number OF noted horses have
a'routy arrived. and their ownerB-npn who
have drivou over every course In tho United States
pronounce tho truck hero the finest west Of
Buffalo, and are unanimous Ia praise Of tho
grounds aud comfortable quarters constructed
for stock. Most Of tho rooms il, tho principal
hotels arc a}rondy engaged. and the Indications
are thnt Dubuqno will next week contain tho
1argest crowds that have over assembled at sny
ono point In tho Slate.
, 1874-09-03
At Lafayette. Ind.

LAFAYETTE. lud., Sopt. 2.-Thote were not
less than 10000 people upon tho fairgrounds
today. Tho day was devoted to tho exhibition
Of imported draught horses thoroughbred
horses, and cattle.
For the fast trot for purse OF s75 and $3.50
four entries wero made. The first premium waH
won by Newbro's gray horse Dawson. limo, 1888,
2:33l3. and 2:409{. Tho second premium was
not awarded, for The roason that the horse win
ming tho second heat did not get iuside Of 3:40
Thoro is u largo influx Of Chicago thioyes in
tho city. Early yesterday morning sholbyviilo
man lad bis pockets picked OF 8120 at tho South
street depot, and thiH afternoon two thieves
wero captured III tho rosidonco Of William Sim,
and two moro arrested for robbing John Dofin.
, 1874-09-03
STEAM NAVIGATION.
Animal Sosstom 0K the National Hoard
at l1uffnB0s


annual Sossfon or IN Q Nhttosinl hoafo
ut 11uffh1os
Special Dspatch Ia 1Hs Chicago Trtoaae.
DurnALo, N. Y, Sept. 2.-Tho third annual
Convention Of tLo National Board OF stoam
No,ian,;n, ,or,,,,o,o5 ;ta ,oss;or, II, +,;a cI+v
Nass"@e. s" ~ r @ ~ 1..-a. saan ~ssy ~
to-day, President J. 7. Whiting OF Detroit, III
the chair. In tho evening President Whiting
called attention to tho presence Of delegations
fran all narta at tho country. "a evidence Of
+o ,,,.,,,,,,it, - t1 h,,;nou, ;ntoraut rhich N
luz 1ina!1,tn.s " 1ae pu0'"osa tu'o'eS' "u'Su ~
is tho object OF tho Convention to promote. He
beloved tho influence Of tho Board would be
fot from ona ond Of tho land to tho otbor, and
tot t,a ,,rosont ae.fo,, you'll roanIt advontaco-
n,e,y ~ ~ n ri 3ha ,no1nhcra A" N07''''
oaa'} nntttao ~ ~ rr"Iont;c,u zv.a finn corat;-
.,,t 'lt1' ~ - N;,osun ~ Woassa;,,,aatta
~ sst tba;rnan n Who roportoa list Of 1olosstcs
nrosa,t nr fra,,, s'n;na Waa.och,,antts Vor6ont
boeJ.'' bJ iau. ia9a., Tn,,ant,""t Mow VIII Mny
nuuuu ina, V;n';'';o Nen o",t n".,i;,'a ill.,"
Jersey, Iehnsy!'nnh r6tam, ni,utn nar,sma'
uh1o, MlcnlPau' 'ne''Ai'1' 11on'"e"s' OA" s'a""'
aha nussoufa' ,. ,.7,.,.,,,r IN
An aautcs mo.Jne Maa ts;uoG ~ ~ ~
Evans Of Manalo; ana On invitation glven 10 me me
members 20 pafaciRato in an o1oansaon " tlip
laho tomorrow. ING inv.tA4on Was aeGu.nio' Sp.i''
aud a. invitation to ystt he on@n Iron woas IT,
Of this city, 91tontea W tho otacess. vas M a'ao
accepted. The works arg Tue e. second ialg-
Gst ot Tho KIND 70 INC ro oiitou o.Aleb. ~
D. y. Osborn reported thss S,boo coplcss ot sas
, 1874-09-03

protlt, wl.fln tlio forestB hnvo boon stripped OF
yai,inble timber, adopted tile following reBol,-
tiouB
RtAeir<a That we, lunormen of tho at. Uroi1
ber intertaa Of thls nn1 ottor uMller-protlucine
States III adopting Aucl nfca,s aud llohn,,rca az 1nay
requisite to accomplish rcsnt SO iinpusattvoly
demanded.
ITtaorfd That wo yfew with ntArn, tho prouoRed
rcroal of dulles on Canadian lumber md In view If lilo
cln PARTIES and tho worry low prices al whc, tey ure
being sold i would 10 alaolufo rnIn to add to te
pFcscnt stock tlo amount which would 10 throw, on
lilo market by cana!an 1nanutnct1irorH and, protest
aGans. tho repeal Of said duty becaao IL will 10 rroj
judicial to tho Interest Of tho whole American people,
defeat such rut@al II posabto, -
Delegates were appointed to attend tho atsto Con-
Venttoh Of luml'ero at Minneapolis On the 4sh Inst.
, 1874-09-03

Speesa. Dispatch Ia 1'he chtcaaa Triossn<-
JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept. 2.-1'he fifth annual exhibi-
ton Of tho WIN County Agricultural and Mo-
chanical Association will take place at Joliet On
the grounds OF tho Society. commencing on Mon-
day, Sept. I, closing on Friday, tho llth. The
Society offor specla1 Inducements to exhibitors
in every department, The grounds arc boauti-
fully located just east OF the city. on Hickory
Crock, with stalls, aniphithoatse. stabling, aud
tho best Aalf-mile track III the State. Tho Joliet
stsoat-ltailway Company will lun cars to tho
visitors.
, 1874-09-03

minnesota state Temperance Eonvcn.
ton.
Special DspatcA to Ths Chtoaao Tribune.
RED W1So, Mimi, Sept. 2--The A1iunogota
State Temperance Convention mot III Music Hall
last evening, Tlo evaung session was spout in
prayer, short speeches, iptorsressed with sing
ing, principally Congregational, lod by tho
Huschiusons. This morning the attendance waa
laxgely Increased BY representatives Of both
aoxes and ug ail IEofessione throughout tho
State. The carly morning hour WIS apont as
last ovoning, followed By ahort reports from
oach locality in tho 6tute represented. These
reports were Very interesting, aud, III the main,
greatly encouraging. During the forenoon
tho woman question was injected into tho
deliberations Of tho Convention, ami threatened
for time to mar tho proceedings. but song
was substituted for that subject, and tho Com
ventiou wont on with i.H work. noportH from
tho Treasurer and secrota1yof tic State Temper
alice Loago wore made and referred. Tho prluci-
pal foatlro OF the nfteruoou, however, Was q
lengthy and very able report OF stato.Lccturer
Y. ". satteFlee, presenting pans for future ac-
ton which Woro referred 70 appropriate COM
mlsteea. Tho North 0aroliuians sing tonight
for tho benefit Of the Convention.
Indiana Womcn,s Stntc .Nelnperunco
Convention.
Speciul nlajxtct 10 The Et;caao Tribune.
4SU4hNaENA49s A4tsy SelAs 2s"4A0 lo4Aoh .
8tato Temperance Convention mot this after~
noon with reasonably full attendance, tho
largo majority being women. Every Congress
afonal District in the State WAS represented OK
cept tho First and Tenth. Thu preliminary
work OF tho Convention was preaid-
cd over by Mrs. Ur. Harvey Of
this city and consisted principally Of
religious oxercisos. Tue lloy. DR.. Buyiis, Of In
dianapolia, wnB closon President, with Vice
President for each Congressional District. DR..
BayliB made somewhat lengthy adaroAs, SHOW
luz tho ncceasity OF, correct public sen-
tinlont III tho work Of temperance. ra-
furts weye 4 necessity to accomplish
anything. A Committee on Resolutions wns ap-
pointed, after which the Convention listened to
addresses. AT the oYolIng session. specchos
we're malo by Mrs. Robinson, Of tllls city. m,tl
Mrs. Sunuel r. Downoyi Of Grooncaatlo. An
outdoor meeting WAS addressed by Mrs. Emma
Mallory, OF thu Elkhart Observer There wus
tremendous crowd out Tonight and tho prom
ise IL for big tiuo Tomorrow. The Convon-
tiou will ndjonrn Htne aio ta.n.orTow ovouing.
The Committee Oil Resolutions In ~ follows {:
Second Distrct, W. @. AIuraws, Of Worthing+on !;
Third District, Joseph OaawallnQor; Fourth
David Dombari Sixth District, Mn. a..
Rev. Q. 4. BurgoBa, Of tllis city; Eight. Dis-
trict. the llov. Alr. Colgate, Of lmxil; Ninth
District. AIRS. u. station, Of Thor.town; EloV-
onth District, Mrs. joel Stafford. Ut Noblasvlllo
Twelfth District, MrH. Bunkhoidor, Of Hunting
ton; Thirtaenth District MrH. 1Ialloy, OF Elk-
hart and the Roy. @. Martindalo, OF Hutton,
at largo.
, 1874-09-03
Speech by Scnntor Pratt, OF 1ndlanns
at S0aGtIl 13cnI.


Snecfal Dispatch 10 7Ae CIieaao Tribune.
Gouru BEND, Ind, Sept. 2.-For several weoks
tho Republican newspapers have advertised and
tho Committee hayo put abroad posters an
nouucing spooch by tho greatcHt Senator, cor
porally, Of the United statoa,-tle Hon. Daniol
D. Pratt, OF thia State. The time waa changed
by tho Committee from afternoon to evening,
aud tho speech was delivered In tho Opera
uouHo, which In this wcathor caused much
perspiration from those who aided in half filling
tho hall Tho Court -Houge bell had been runy,
nnd ehoiso 1Musie bad been given by the
band but tho grcat people would not get
up MI enthusiasm tor the occasion.
Tho gentleman, without oratorica flourish, COM
mepCed Htrong-yoiced, though not unpleasant,
talk on the virtues Of tho Republican Earty. He
ju8tly denounced tl,e imitation ideaB Of the 1udi-
ana 9 ana +ha ha ~
to pay itR indebtedness in con. He said TINT
grneubacks arc not taxable, but that the National
Banss havo paid the Government 81. .0g, QUO in
taxes aud tho loayiest taxed of e.y business
tioual Dauk aystcm that no had to put
in disclaimer Of being the special champion OF
tint system. Tie Sennsor tickle1 tho Changers
OH tho transportation question, conced1ng that
railway companies shoaM Lave reasonable u,
torest their Investment. yet clainllng tho right
Ut tile Government to regulate tEleir tariffs; to
roslluto commerce between tho StAteH, aud to
authorize tho building Of great national traua-
portation highway, giving subsidy, Or loaling
tho credit OF ti,a nation to secure that end: The
Democrats dony this powor; yet they built tho
aud Illinois. aud into Missouri, by. q
arhaidy yoara ago, when they llfd
tho power. and he read q resolution passed by
the House GU Feb. 3. aaaorti,tg the right OF tho
Government to regulate tolls upon commerce
between tho States oyer tho artificial highways
Ut tho country. Hq Hpeut considerable limo on
tho Oiyil-RightH bill, and wound up with Ills
reaaous why tho Republican party should not bo
turned out to grass. tho principal one Of which
was tho gonerall prosperity Of the country during
tho tln,o 1t las been in power.
, 1874-09-03
CRIME.

4 Cold.IRloadad Murder in Now Orr
lcnns,
NEW ORLEANS, La., Bopt. 2-Justin Borrlcu-
ney was murdered by Alexander Newton last
night. The bloodthirsty disposition Of Newton
was tho only cause for the deed Dordennoy
was IN industrious, iao{rensivo jowoler, and
leaves wife and aoyora! small children, New
ton, in 1879, murdered pulice-O Officer Townsend,
but, being 3 pct Of tie authorities, eacapod ,lu-
punished. During tho past two years 10 l,as
been engaged tn half q do2on cutting and shoot
iu1 acrapes. Ho Ia now in tho look-un.
, 1874-09-03
I0WA SCHOOL TEACHERS,

Special Dupasch to The CAieaau Tribune.
Dka MolAEs, Sept. 2--T4e State Iaaohors'
Ausoo,ation mot In this city this sMosa!ng. Last
evening there was An informal nloot'nR Ut thoao
present, Ut which addresses Of woootna woro de-.
liyerod. T1lore aro large number Of teachers
, from tho various various coilegoa and Lieh schools IN
the State. Tho exercises to-day wero couuod
to tho appointment Of oomna!ttooa ind the dis
eusaion Of tho bost mothod Of teaching tho minor
bsanohes Tht 1nasstuts Will probably sohtlnun
thxea days.
, 1874-09-03

Or. Leonard Bacon Contributes Some
thing Moro TO ii.
10 Believes Mr.. Moulton' Is Irre-
= deomably Damned.
He May Negotiate Himself
Into 1nfamy.

n III
n,,o, ,., .a,,. ,.siF...4 ,.,.'.,
~ ~. t, ao uonL,ioIot aPer u tho 1'4t1t'tu-
st~ .4 ~! '"' I'ooAlyn sca'lsal' Ao saya'
.No summing up or sftinga Of tho Testimony,
that may yot bo made can in any way redeem
tho maj, Win Inns ho.nr,o 80 co,,nn,cuonu In lila
Wv ".s oo.osno NJ .ouSpsaoan ~ .'
.., .na."o..i VI ""tua' 17eno' OF nogo1iaeol' 10.
t"een tho embarrassed editor aud proprietor OF
tho Golden Age and tho popu1ar and prosperous,
but not very c,,nntnp. nnator ~ the ptvmoutb
churrh e
~ ~
ie1napa II ~ae shfee Soasa ago tha8
THE ENTIRE AupaEr,
very much NJ pivon hi Iilton's gtatemont. was
lati1 onet, hoforo mn hv . ,nnn of ttcl atandi,,r
.r.,1, ,,,,T,~t,..,..n,.s ,,., .,,;,,. .,>,.
wv Anon "o:Is "'u"s ~. Wv 'n'ss
aeFt saFp "nat otnefs 1ao totd hs1n' Iuoh IL "a5
TINT I first heard tho na,ne OF Frank Monl-
ton. In tho atsonco of any proof or show
os nrooy T rcf,,a.d In withdraw nv conf,t1once
49,, n.s.,, :. .t...., ,.. .,,,a.., iii H.,
aiom neeoae,. VI W on"io ~: .''1'asy "as s,ae
painful dotai1s OF stofY WHICH ! Know "on'o'
sooner or later, become public; but then be-
gan to suspect, and thonccforwarl tho impress
sion Oh my mind grow doaper ani moro definite,
that whoever might DO tho dupo Or victim, What
my othcr Of the lramatis pcrsonip, Tho mutual
frionl. the custodian Of papors big and black
exposed III the dcnouen,ent M tho chief Of
only --..-
A. MAN or EsTuEr1o REGIMEN,
but ominantlv cl'ivnlrous it, his friondshps, and
sensitive to hospitality, and Of doing my dialon-
orable thing
!" Doecllor had tho benefit Of Franks generous
friendship for know not how many years, and
now turns upon him in aotf-dofonso md charges
him with having Ind the chief part in o worry
base conspiracy. WIN this htgh-tonod gentle.
man, whose oyo bea!ns kecn with honor, vindi-
cato his honor by bringing his acc,,ser to anawor
before Jury? How can he2 Who're cali llo
find d judloous and honorable connBoflor-at-!nw
, 1874-09-03
THE LUMBER INTEREST.

h1tnHesotn Lualibormen Prutehl
Against the ;leepeal OF tho Duty
GA Canadian Lumber.
sr. PAu1, minn Sept. 2.--At large meeting
OF lumbermoa Of tho at Orolx, Mt stlllvator,
altar the adoption of preamble sstung forth
that the business Of cutting timber had besn
erstlaus, AlA thu ptioaa ehssinsd ansinr
, 1874-09-03
Alton City Nominations.

IsptciNE Di6Dalch 70 7Hf EH'cl00 TF7bune.
ALTON, ILL.,, Sept. 2.-The Democratic Convon-
tiou, which was held at tho City-Hall thia ovon-
Ing, made tho following nominations for city
officers: For Mayor, L. r FioGoaborger; Regis
ter,T. Il. Ferguson; City Trensuror, L. Choutoau;
Assessor, John Haloy; City Marshal. G. Horat;
Hurbor- Master, 7. Lynch; City Attorney, John
W. CoTonger; Etreot Commissioner, John Mu-
lin. Tho chartor election takaa place on Tuos-
day. the 8th inst,
, 1874-09-03
FATALLY STABBED,
Jack Mcbride Is the Probable Mur-
iercr.

Officer Cowdroy. Of tho Wcat Madison Street
Station, WAS fatally sabbed last miunight by
rough namod Jack Mcbride, IN Baloon on Dunn
atroot, near Kiuzta. Thnro waa = disturbance In
the place, when Cowcroy went in to quoll it. He
wns met by Mcbride with . largo knife, md
atnbbed in tho neok, tho blade going downward
to tho left lung. Physicians say Oowdroy can~
not rocovor.
Mcbride wae arrested.
, 1874-09-03

NRw fonx, Sept, 2.-John Il. Glentlenniug
slopt at the homo OF friend On Moniay night.
IIo still! fears y,olence at tho hands Of m indig-
nant populaeo. Ho returned to Jorsey City
Heights yesterday.
Alfred d. pomoroy, tho brother Of Mary pome-
roy. left jersey Oily with the little waif hor.,
unta hia aistet. last evening. Tho infant III
to be placed In Charge Of nurse 1t Detroit,
Mich,
, 1874-09-03
AN OIL CORNER.

NEw Yong, Sept IA special 10 the San from
London. Ont, says oil rehners completed tileir
combination to-day, securing consrol OF all tho
refnories in Ontario. The result whs the imino-
diato inurease Of prices from 10 to "a conts pof
gallon.