New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
KENTUCKY.

Messrs. John J. Crittenden, Robert Mallory
Aaron Harding, William II. Wadsworth, and
Samuel L. Casey, Members Of the last Con
gress from Kentucky, offer themselves for re-
election. All profess to stand on the Union
platform. Charles A. Wicklitfe does not ruu
again. The Louisville Democrat is '' authorized
to announce the Hon. Nat. Wolfe as can
didate for Congress in this District'-that is,
ia opposition to the Hon. Robert Mallory. We
infer that Mr.. w. is even less g unconditional
in bis Unionsm than Mr.. N. Kentucky
politics are so mixed" at present that no one
can give q safe guess at the result Of the ap'
preaching election. II will no doubt be seri.
ously influenced by the events OF the War be-
tween this and August.
Gen. Burusde's capital Order No. 50 OF
April 90 forbidding Union officers and soldiers
to interfere in or impede the operation OF any
civil process in the State of Kentucky, having
in view the recovery Of slaves of citizens OF
the State, or to eDtice away or employ such
slaves, and proceeding
81" All slaves, made free by the war measures Of the Pres
dent OF the United States by Congress or BY capture during
tho entitled to their freedom and no one In this We
pamens right to interfere with that freedom Any sac
Of such persons In this Department 10 void. The rights Of
citizens DO respected BY the ary and the war measures
Of the Government must be sustained
arrested reported to the hsadqa-e' Of Gen. Boyle
at Louisville for tiaP-
il printed in all the papers, and without cavil
80 far az We have observed. Yet in the same
issue of The Frankfort Commonwealth, there
are lots of advertisements like these, in the
very teeth Of said Order:
NOTICE.-Therew was committed to the Hen
derson County jail runaway slave 18th day OF seb-
ru.ry 1893 negro nan calling himself HENRY. he Ia
years feet inches high black complexion
las lsn side OF his nose, weighs $50 pounds
Says hs belongs Allen Hancock. of JaeAsn County, Aid
Tie owner can come forward prove property. and pay
Ami H. lsS3-lm =. d. MCBRIDE, J. II. u.
CHERRIES SALE OF NEGROEs.-By
- virtue Of an Of the franklin County Court made
F.nslia County Ky sell TO the highest bdd-r At the
Home dgr in the City Of trsnSI: od credit Of on
county court day. the following described negroes 20 w
EDhoND .nssrc T.n sSos. ss.' % age oseS co .n
say. he belongs to John Ogden OF fen'aw Parish State
lHSrs follow similar descriptions OF Jerry" aud JOe
to be sold at the time bs, the former his owner
lives in Clarke Co.. KY and the latter locates his In
Meiss Co., Tenn. The Sheriff continu.s;l
The purchaser will be required give bond and security the
bond having the force and -hect OF Eepevin bond. -
Said negroes to be sold subject redemption by their
proper owner within day Of sale
comply Ing with the law made and provided In ,ueA
e..e. Il. Il. COLLINS, .. T. 4.
April a, 1893
of course, Mr.. Sheriff Collins knows this
to be in the face and eyes Of Gen. Burnside.
Order which is backed by the following:
HkADsUARTERs PsoyosT. Marshal.
LouIsvILIR, ky., May /. 1853
Spsci.L OspxRs No. l2-iisresner all unlawful inter
epee with the authorized negro servants OF officers Of the
United legally entitled 10 their free
dom passing from Kentucky TO Indiana prohibited, aud
viii. IA, Il, rights OF tho citizens Of kentucky shdH De
guarded parties viii be held responsible for such I'M
Iswt,i interfex.nce ORLANDO H. MOORE,
Col ?5th Mich. lnf. and ProvostMashs.
We trust the Wholesale kidnapping in Ken
lucky of freedmen who have escaped from
Rebel masters in Dixie is near its end, but we
do not feel at all sure of it,