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TIE plainuG on AEsdlasit says th3 dufsndahf Is
Indekied 70 him Ana that be - skAcc43s that pso-
esss e1Anos Be served on kim, haFi4E e6tEined an
original attachment sgainA fhe sists q. Tie dessn-
danf made rstaEraabis kefsse g. ~. Nicer Jastsce
Of the Peaca for Hiozzt eoaety, end the same hav-
izg besa leTied On his pgopssays IL \ osaered ky
ala JusEca tkaf the defendant apasAy kef1re hisH
A. he oos in ne sh Civil Drct % Riouat county,
On the ash Say 81 Deeenbsr Hsxt 81 is win be pro-
eseded with II p4rse. II iEfarthsF efaefed BY aid
Jucecs that tbs nosicr Be p1blishea IL The Knox
vile WhIk Tor four successive wsskA
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THE plsintif CO afSdAytl, ssys che defendant IS
indebted 70 kia aad % ahsoonds that the ordinary
process q Law eanDos be served UPON him, .havlng
obasined "a original nttaeh8s<at aennzt the eslafs
a tic sefsadant SoA6s setarnabls before John J.
Haageons aJesiioe of the Peaes for BleaAt eoslAty
and The same having besn levied on lis property
he asEd day q Desssher esat o. + viii be pre-
csedad With 81 paFta Its further erdsrea that tla
nosies Be published fas four saespys weeks 10 the
goHN 3 HUpeEoSs, j. P.
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FFsHE PLAINTIFF on ARFIuAyI SAYS xaE
daesdanfis ipAehfsa q hin and tAal he % nbaeaap
shat pFuca eahof " sefve4 afoE hl hasnK sbteins1
40 esgne astAebstst aafssl he estAss Of Che assn
dzah mads fssnrnabls bssfs Hobess H. cnsoA Jsstcs
Of The Pesos 81 Bioeas Ssxaty, and gbs sans having
been tsasd his pTopsFsFf Il i ozaeFea h sajd fssEis
tkst de esfsssnf sYpsar hsers hin 81 hs ess u de
slnA eH District VI Bissnf ee4niy "a tbe sh dss 81
psesnie ssxk Il VII BE psosseasA esfh sx paste.
Il b farther sssrsa that h5s neSe be PIkiiahsA fsr
Sssf naeesssire ,aeesa "a ths knexFsils Nhi8
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4. n. Ne(aaaeR .. paald 7aalor

THE pIaintIE On AFFIDAVIT ears tie DESCENDANT Ia
Indebted 10 hin ed - hbseeuss thai tie aaihAty
presses ~ iaw eannsA be seFeed apon him, bavlag
Obtained original atsAehiaehl ngASass The state
% The aStea6ant aesAe rslisruebls before John y
HndEeaEa Jussins u the Resos scE Bla1as eaeniy,
and the tauss having been Levied al rs pnepertg.
Il 4 ordered By sid Justice that the aessisdar e
zsAa dsy "a DsesMbsf naaa. q 4 uIa IS pre-
aes9sd With "a psrte. II Is further ordered thas
thh Rosice - r4klIsbed 81 sbnf seeea5ixs weeks
n tie Kaass1ts Ezg.
JOHN . 1UD6EoHs. :. n
ssgio 81 pS 80
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lfdthesA - hl< ard lfai be IS nkfe<sis fAat pro.
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neace * Hasa ropnsy and Tie sssAe hexine leeh
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Noah w. Rannion Is. Fhaseis n. Raaaion.
CAME the eempininani By hsa solicitor and aled
hs origiEai hiIl for divDrca which Is sworn b and
Il appearing 10 tha satisfaction ef Tie Clerk, from
tbs allegations IN sah btu that tsa defendant Fsan.
eis III. RahniQns = . nOhAfssideat % the State Of
Tennessee seshAE the ordinary process d Law een
not Be served upoH her. II & ordered that pnhIsea-
ton b made fe fpuF ssocpsslys weeks 81 the Knax-
KHoz eouty, Ttnn9 requiring The aid dcfsndaat 70
Be and appsar before the Circnit CoaH 81 court 70
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In n he sazls III b ssl fef hearing * pafse-
Angass Eth les4
aagl9 q IL So JAMES PARKa Csefk.
Ekx esapziEA NAkf1s efApLER
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First National Bank Of KaaxEllle.
TeEAsuBY DEPARTMENT
0iIico Of C0Eaptrniier ei the eHFFauoys I
Hzsfiagtsa isr1 10 1854

0iIieo Of CoEaptrnlisr III The Currency. !
Hss1biet5z isra ~, isbt.
WHEREAS, By satisfactory eviisHre presented
% he nHdersllcd Il has beea made 81 appear that
tho First National Bank q Rnaxtlile. in the
oplnty o. KnoH aud State af Teanesssa has teea
aly efxaaizsd n,sdef aal according 60 the require.
lasnls of hs ~ 81 Congress, eaiitled An act -
provide natleuai earreissy seuaEed ~ pledge u
United States s0ehs and u provide foF he eifenlA-
ten And redemption skeran9 Anrfoss1 February
-, 1888 aad has sampled With I'll the hFesialoas
81 aid sei required . b eompsd With betese cos
piled With befsu easanzenenE the kasiaem 81 bank
tne
Nov, tAessfsse I, HtoR MeepltocH, coars
lfellef nf he Currency DO hssehg certify that tks
Fist NalisnAi Bank y kI.osstllA ealsaisy Il Knox
aud Sssfs e TsHns see 4 ssthpti1ez % cen aseaea
tie business u banking under fks SCI Aforesaid
Il issiimany nheeene witness M haaa
Nd Self 81 elslse Ills nshrssehth dag q
Alfn 1854
HUGH MeCUzk0uH.
3elesl ~ 4 ~ tsFfSlls
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hsaalI, 80 splpIss ps.lss. ia
BOOTS Shoes.
no B1e nAfH sfREET.
upB6ssa 4 f1sssiIaa Hstsi
sstsss EcUrsrlLEE M
uRA1a, TRUMAN 4 Co,
Whsh.sls nsslsrs 4
Hats, Caps anti Straw Goods,
no SCI MAIH STREET,,
tss<ss3 q = kana az xskssstis Hofs3
G00nyfEz NJ
IAnIN0 ; fasll i1uaxlsdxa Is ~ gsnis " sAs
Ifade and sansaal facilities ~ The pufehass
n eoeds ~ are Haftaksea u sayIae hiss We can
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AL1xs eRAIG.
ssssa.lyl I. Il. SWAIN.
Esssblishsd b 1917.
IN ana@ '. n. askfnonxs. 2nTHfH ftrzR
WILSON q PETER.
tsascsssorss . sFiison s ssnbisd
Wholesale Druggists and Iasarssrs q
Foreign Drugs and Chemicals
Asa a<slsrs i palsts. OH wlaaos .elss ana
10 tIs Mars STREET,
apes-l,' LOUISVILLE RK
Low 8 WHITNEY,
wholasis NsnaAsharsrs ana Duasssu Ia
BOOTS e SHOES,
NO. 67i NAH STREET.
Bet ysnh and Sta
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.. = LEIeHr nT.easKE LHFoaes.
D. ,. LETGHT . CO..
whoisaais psais.s b staple sas Fassy
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c,
no. CO.. NAH STREET,
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aprssay. LoC1sV1LLg Kl
x.x.osars. t:aonS1S. Af1enAlu. s.s.pLArr.
GREEN q GREEN,
cash Dealers .
HATS, CAPS, FURS
uvxrs v,pvTsuIxn eaans
LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE
Or. E.srth and MaiA. g College Street.
.. p rouss IA oyrares sAeos sAr.osa.
D. 4. YOU'VE q CO.,
wHotEsaLn pDALHRs ~
Foreign and American
90 81 z CO q ID 8,
no. sac MATE STREET.
agrss-iys LOUISVILLE Az
q. BAURMANN.
IsFoRrrR AID REALER u
GUNS, PISTOLS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, AID GERMAN e00De,
lNo. G3s HaA s., bstoesH Ssrsk aza Seeesik,
sps2s-lss LOUISVILLE Kr
A. !. cAxrBxI1 alkx. y wusos.
CAMPBELL 4 WILSON,
Sc cEergg Sra, Nashri1s. Ts.sssss,
TOBACCO. CIGARS
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY,
DRY GOODS Asn EoTTosx
sutIer and Family Supplies Generally.
spsso-snis
R. NJ. Pomeroy Il Co,
WHOLESALE
BOOTS AND SHOES,
50 PsAal ssarsT,
nalra =. roNsaog Ctassnnass, 0.
DaEirL alfs.5n apsils-sas
FISHEI. . BROTHER,
wksl.sAslS Dealers b
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RATEs OF ADvERTBINe.

LIBERAL discounts viii b made - these be s
vsEtise libsraily. Haviag Lss thousands Sy ssss
tang. 10 afvsTtisemsrt vii be Inserted Ei,bz
pAynleat ~ efscnes, % se1se responsible I8sa =
naaas paynens The extensive eircnla.lau = =
pspsr vii naaAs Il desirable advertising nesilaz
W. G. BRoESLoW.
I1cfaBRR. iss2. EsSs1T ard Fs5l;sssr
, 1864-03-03
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
INDIANA STATE SANITARY
CONVENTION.
a Glorious Record for
Loyal Hoosierdoml.
From Springfield The Draft
in lllinois--State SAM
tary Intelligence.
JAIL DELIVERY AND EscAPADE
AT JACKSONVILLE.
THE MINNESOTA UNION
CONVENTION.
THE WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE
FOR HONEST OLD ABE.
Late Foreign Advices---Tbe
Danish War, &c.
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA-A
DARING Raid OF KILPAT-
RICK'S CAVALRY.
Highly Successful Move
ment Of Gen. Custar's
Troopers.
FROM CAIRO And BELOW
LOWER RIVER MATTERS.
The Louisiana Election-Military
Matters in the Southwest,
Matters Congressional and
Military.
4 Startling Disclosure Concern
ing Gettysburg.
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
LOVER RIVER MATTERS,
The Louisiana Eection-Military
Matters in the Southwest,
Matters Congressional and
Military.
4 Startling Disclosure Concern
ing Gettysburg.
GENERAL GRANT CONFIRMED AS
LIEUTENANT GENERAL,
Nl1ltary, Onion and Season Matters
etc., etc.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune.l
FonT SMITH, ARE, March 2.
The dispatch from here On the 18th ult., denying
the neglect shown Gen. Curtis On Ills arrival, was
cent by some meedlesomc body and not by your spe.
cia1 correspondent.
Capt Ross, Of Col, Clark's 9th rebel infansry, has
deserted from PRICES army and arrived Mt Van
Burcn with II Of his men. Gen. Frost has abscond.
cd from the rebel army and gone to Mexico. Gen.
Drayton commands his old Brigade. He bears no
confirmation Of the tumor that PRICE had left the
rebel army.
The river is On big bender, with banks full and
oreraowins.
The body Of a u1an shot through the head was
found about three miles from town yesterday.
From pass found in his pocket, his unnc appears
to be VIM Collins.
Union mass meetings are being held every few
days here and at Van Buren. The vote will be a
large one. Nearly three thousand voters hare been
registered In Little Rock.
Gen Blunt and Staff are expected daily. There
will probably be q conflict Of authority between
Blunt and Thayer, as to the command az under
the recent orders from Gen. Steele al the troops In
this Department have been placed In charge Of
Thsyer. Hth1a order is carried out Blunt will be
General without any troops.
Capt. Stockton, the Treasury Agent, Is tusily en-
gagged In leasing abandoned farms and there Is
every prospect Of the raising Of large crops. There
WAS heavy snow storm yesterday, but the weather
is again pleasant
LATEn.-A guerilla band Of about 75 men attacked
Blacks Aill, near Cross Hollow, IS miles north Of
Fayetteville, few days eincc. The min was de-
Tended BY a Sergeant and II men, who repulsed the
rebels, killing and xounding several more. Maj,
Fitch, with 125 men from Fayetteville, pursued and
scattered them In all directions.
The following order has been cent to the com
mnndtng officer ut Fayetteville:
HEADQUARTERS D1sTE1cT or TIE FRONTIER,
DEPARTMENT or ARKAEeAg. )
FonT SMITH, Ark, Feb. ~, 1854.
1t. COL Biehor, Commanding at Fayetteville:
Hang or ehoot cvcry guerilla causht In the vicinity
where tho mails were captured or the wires cut.
fSiEnedl JOHN n. THArEa.
Bticadicr Geuernl Commanding.
, 1864-03-03
FROM ST. PAIL,
The minnesota Union Convention.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TtIbune.1
ST. PAUL, Mar. 2.
The State Republican Union Convention which
met here To-day was fully attended and passed of
perfectly harmonious.
D. ". 1necrsolt. Of st. Paul, was chosen chair
man.
Before proceeding to nominate delegates the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Hkx0}ced. That this Convention invite The cit
izens Of Minnesota, irrespective Of their political
The rebellion and the maintenance Of fhe Federal
Fzcsjdcnt and VieePresidcnt of he United States,
10 c held in tic city oi Baltimore the III day oi
Resoleed. That we do advocate the prosecution
Of the until MI armed rebellion shall ,,e crushed.
ioration may bc eran:ed to those Who hare been en-
::at.cd IN the rebellion no rights or guarantees
l.cull Re restored to slavery which have been FOR
Rssdsed, That NC most heartily endorse the great
measures iuauguratea by the President and admin
iet1ation for The suppression Of the rebellion, the
pctpctuity OF the Union and Tie extpation q sla-
hmm Lincoln as President Of the United States for
the Cext presidential term.
Reso'txd, That VIC protest against the repeal Of
the Homestead IsT.
The tth and last returns thanks to the soldiers of
Minncsota.
The following delegates to the National Convcn-
county; r. G. Butler, Of Wright D. Cameron, OF
Houston; {. II. Daly, OF Houston Charles Tay-
lcr, Of Rice John a1cKussick, Of Washington; D.
L. 6hi1lock, Of Brown; Warren Bristol Of
Goodluc.
The convention adjourned at 61f o'clock this
evening, with three 1ousins cheers for Abraham
Lincoln.
, 1864-03-03
Mem advertisements.
THICAGO WEEKLYTRIBUNE
Contents for March Sd. 1861.

1.-THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE: Abraham Lin
coin for the next President; The sentiments from
Twelve Loyal States.
a-sHoCKISG TRAGEDY IN NEW YoRk: At.
tempted Double Murder-Suictde of the Pespetrato.
3-WHEREABoUTs OF THE REBEL PIRATES.
| THE WAR IN DENMARK: Tie schlcsw3s- lIol-
| stein Question,
ssER1ous DISTURBANCE AT LANCASTER,
OHIO: Difficulty between Soldiers and Copper.
| hcads-Two Soldiers Killed.
6-HoN. JAMES DRooKs ON SLAVERY.
| OUR EATCHEz LETTER: Gallant Fight at
Vidalia.
s-WEALTH OF ILLINOIS: Valuation Of Real and
Personal Property In the State.
3THE BANDIITt OF THE MINES: yf-,1ance
Committee ind their operations In tho Gold Region
1o-fHE uEENAS'KSG FIGHT: Beauties Of tho
British r 4.
1.-THE REBEL CAUSE IN ILLINOIS.
H-THE LOUISVILLE CONVENTION: The ATTEMPT
to 1nausurate National Radical Party, md its
Defeat.
1s-NTERv1Ews WITH SNAKES: By CAPTAIN
DFayBou, R. Il.
1EsuPPER: A capital article from TheRound Table
l5-WAR IN TIE SOUTH: Rebel Accounts Of the
New EftpAtfon.
1c-THE ESCAPE FROM RICHMOND: Arrival IN
Chicago: Description Of Libby nnd its Surround
inga; Digging Out; Fourth of July In Libby.
1.-THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS: Letter from,
"Occnaionnl''
1s-THE TocsN PEAIs OF TEN 7EArs AGO:
True History OF tho "Flaunting Lte.~
- -sWINDL1NG THE SOLDIERS: Tho Watch and
Jewelry Business; Complete Exposure Of the Ftaud.
-RoDB1NG TIE DENVER CITY MINT: a Faes
Young Man.
2t-A' SAD TRAGEDY.
22-THE WAR IN DENMARK: The Fightin. In
Mtssunde.
9 THE NEW YORK. DEMOCRACY: The Pcacc
sneaks Ieulc the State Convention.
24-THE MARYLAND CONVENTION; The Radicals
Completely Triumphant.
5-ED1TORA1s: Greeleyts Reasons for Opposing
Lincolns Election; The Veterans; The Hitch in ths
Exchange OF Prisoners; Rebel Choice for President;
The Language Of Traitor; Greeley and Bennett.
&C.. DC.
&-A COMPLETE SYNOPSIS Of Local Intelligence
from the states Of Illinois. Wisconsin, Minnesota.
Town, Mlchgan, Indiana, etc.
T-COHGREsS1ONAL PROCEEDINGS FOR THE
WEEK.
as-NFoRMATION FROM ALL THE DEPART
MENTs OF THE AI,MY.
"a FULL AND THOROUGH REVIEW OF THE
CHICAGO MARKET FOR THE WEEK.
GA great variety OF ether intelligence from all
parts Of the world. Altogether furnishing com
p'cte narration Of events for the past week.
Price cents per copy: s. per year; or 10 copies
for Us.
, 1864-03-03
FROM INDIANAPOLIS
The Indiana State Sanitary Convention

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c1,se vim fonnd fnnlt Nth cyerxthfnr eznec;o1,v
viii rho 1,orernment hn, hc u.o1,5 s.1 r.. ~
finds pere nroncrlv f1ianoscd ~ IIa b,d he.n
arnund tbc Etat ma7e ro1lect;onu ar;7 1nnr fro,,,
personal exncr,enco fhat The hova rccorea MI tho
nonev and f+node and II rnae thof- hcarta ,,1sd ~
l,nn,r tfat their ficnda ot home thoncht 90 tna1v
oftber. Ne sa,d tbat thc a,mv .aa . hir +h;n~-
neon1c 7,d mt nndsrstnn5 to- :,.ea1.aas r. :.
immense line of haroncts stretched across mn
whole front. and necessarily It il yerr djc:
dcult to sppply all. but thev arc supnliea
as fast as we can ret to them. aud many a we.ry
sick man has looked nm md thanked God that
brightness ehould break out amid the clouds Of
night.
A long and interesting report Of what the saui-
tary Committee Ind ACCOMPLISHED. was read by
Chaplain 1axicr: it had supplied the army Of tho
Cumberland with all TINT was ncedfn1 for the
wounded and sick Immediately alter the battle Of
, 1864-03-03

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hlllcsian speech, 3ntmatfn5 that ttlHas an attcmp
70 overthrow Democrats from expressing their sen
t1mcnts.
III. webb tunion} vas opposed to agreeing witt
the senate IN suaklns ont from the resolution at
expression III opposition to any propositions o.
peace AMI sescfefy criticized Geo. D. Smiths after
noon Speech
n Abrams toemocfat) denied that the Demo-
esa''e party "as dlsloy and opposed to the rcsolu
t1ons, out declared hneeH IN favor Of the var TIL
tne oAa Aas was supreme oEer all United States
sou. ..-,
Mr. Saadborne made thoroughly Cpppcrbcal
speech, pleading for humanity to the rebels. Hc
denounced the President and bis policy and wanted
to pause, consider and count the cost Of tho war.
M1. Gnsse pcmocrat) eatd that If these reso1u-
uous passed, he should advice his constituents to
arm, to protect themselves against the armed Union
Leagues, and contemplated persecution of the Dem.
oe1ats.
Hubbe1. Union, made d very eloquent SPEECH.
advocating the resolutions, and especlaly the as
seEtions in them taken from Douslna that there
were only two parties patriots and traitors. He
defended the course Of The Administration since It
had laid aside the lid glove policy, especially in
employing blacks. He showed The absunaftv of
saying that certain abo1itionists caused this war
for slayery. He made keen thrusts at coppcrhead
arguments in behalf OF tender treatment Of tue
South, and 1indlcated Gen. Butler from the abuse
Of rrbc1 sympathizcrs.
, 1864-03-03
FROM SpNINGFuELD.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
SPRINGFIELD, H., March 2, 1881.
The order in relation to preparations for the draft
will be carried out promptly and fully. 1t IL thought
the rc-cnlfstmcnt Of veterans may clear our account
with the Government, but from official sources
an advised TINT 1t is not settled that VIC will not
lare drnt in Illinois; besides, the opinion Is pre-
ya1cnt that another call will be made, and 1t II,
therefore, necessary that recruiting ehond be prose
cnted with great visor to prevent draft this
ecason.
Recruiting parties for regiments orGanized In
1862 now In tho State, succeeding quite as well
d. the cid regiments.
Developments In Jersey. Calhoun, and Edsar
countics disclose unmisakafly the fact TINT prom
fnent members Of the E. G. c.'s are at the bottom
and have fnstgatcd the recent riots aad bfoodehed
Their names are In possession Of the authorities
and arc booked Tor arrest and punishment. Proml-
nent deagogaes who rai'ed 80 bitterly against ar
bitra1y arrests nov 1nsleaders in the dsaboeal
outza:es
Lieut. Col. Ben}. L, WcI1ey, 5th Illinois CAVITY,
who waa dismissed for alleged absence without
, 1864-03-03
The Navy and Its Failures.

The scoond batch Of monitors Grc likc1y to prove
da:i9rcs. The Cnnoni:us, tuilt at Boston. has
Eacseon'e new gua car1fnsc CIV vii not operate Tue
nine new vcsselF nll harc H. aud will |sye 10 e DE-
layod for extensive md costly alterations before
they can be 1ised. The ntU western troa-clad Tus
4cunbia. Which cost quarter Of million, aud Of
which there have been reat expectations hns been
A'hue.cd " bent out Of thapc BY her own WEIGHT ut
ST, ttouis. and II considered ruined
The D0eton Cosnmetrid: Bu :c In Blames the mcr-
chants for not building ewit fleet Of their own.
Il suyE it was evident rix months rftnr the war
commenced that the navy department did not know
what v.e yynnted while the 1ucrchnnts did, and II
tlcy had taken the Buuetin's adsicc and built
twenty swift sioops Of var liks shc Hartford they
wuuid tayc protected commerce, driven the pirates
nom thc scas, mud earned gratitude and rcconpcnsc
from the people OF the Government.