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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07

e. Joa PalxrlSa, can be dega bsssss
and ehaap4r altAs Bssgle olhea, saan q any
other establishment West Of the hissis-
sipoi YiysR. Those wanting any Kind OK
Printing done, will ind 1t to their advan-
tare to leave their orders st this oass1--
We warrant saaisfacsions or make nc
SLarsc. Tsrna asdsrase.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07

- Mn. JAcoBs, Secretary Of the Fair
Visw Cemetery Association, anpsausps
ia this psper that be is new ready 90 dis
pose Of lots in sestoa "Ao OF Fair Fiew
Cemetery. Thosedesirous Of buying for
shszasslsss and fanlly pleasant ssssiag
places for all Tune 70 como win do well
10 apply immsdisssay. Tie also Informs
those who wish to retain their pEssens
Ioss In the .ssd baryisg groand, and have
them Surveyed and plated, they can do
SO by applyiag to him. lie vail ba n
the Csmesery to-day. st " s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07
TO Nervous Sufferers OF seth

ArsysEnad Gsntissnaa having been restored to
asallh In few days, after undexxoiag All Ii zasi
roussaa ana irregular expensive modes d treat
rnsus isnoua sacdssss eSnsdeFs Ia his sae4sd aafy
10 ssaaaanicxtg ID his aaisasa EsIlsw creatures tA+
a.ssas Of ssrs. Hence, Cd ths receipt Of an Adj
.ion envelope, he viii ss4i tree copy OEsAs pre-
sssipsIan sssa. pirscs TO JoHS y, pAesALL,
sas pulton ssxess, BsOOklya, b. r. 6zaA j.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07

BLASKs.-We have on hand and for
safs saank warrantse Deeds, DSsds 81 trust, Trss'
tsas4 sale, gaskicss s4AaAs, township Ptass aAS
wsmAa fer Deed.
Every description OF blank wsFsdaBe astAfs eSaSs
a IAsBsss siEIs 40 as iaw Psie0A., ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07

AsrRhTqeS sroRrsa TX THE regular
Meeting Of the "Couacll Bluffs Shooting
Club,o On the 4th mat, having besn post
ponsa. aias die, a meeting Il called Tor
saturday evening the 9th inst. Fha mann.
bsrs Of shs club are each, and every o1e,
,xpscaea 10 be on hand. We nsssi hass
meeting. The sheo1iag season will
sosn commence and We mast be organ
ixed. We have not hA4 q aasiiag for
some time, les a. all get together early
IN Saturday evening". The Club sooaa
will BE- lighted at O'Clock. Come boys
let Is hare good meeting far once and
see who the active members are. By or
Ter Of ths President, ia
C, II. BABBITT, Ssc'y j.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07

VS. hays jass received splendid ~
ssrsmsal Of Jon grpx as AsstoEkass and ara
nee prepared Go % sll kinds u JOB wsEA
nxrrxx. oUscxKR and CHEAPER than can
be xaosag sasewhsssgin Nesssg1 apw@sr
Give us ! call and see for yourselves.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07
Caunoil BInfs. Anil 2skh, 1855.

Jog Pxrsrfsa--MoRg Nav TYFx.-"e
have reesmssy added 70 or Jss ocs, large aet 81
new ryps. Gaia, Bssdsss, &c, ali q ms asat qaAa
II and latest stylss, aud re are nsw better p3ssak
I'd than ever to execute every variety OF plain ana
fanny dos FSinains, a<as, gusss and s&sssAz We
have the largest and bsss assortment Of Soeoihs
material In lie Waes aaaSa taEa sqf sax sans %
work ahxs nag ID Desired, % short s0sses
aezEhAata and sthsss having Printing 70 Dc me
are requested TO call and exAmins specimens 81
wosk and prices. We guazrantse sstAassesa0a =
wvsrv cane
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07

~ Business and Professional men,
can BE accommodated with place In iAs BucLh'
for xhesE casaa We expect every eaterpriAtaEeo -
sipss as4msgs this slty to advertise in tbs 30
AdvartIsfngfs means Of carrying ones' business
tnta sysgy sasss skEes sasrvsa gy HsHapsps IA
j SD q sssiglas fus SsasomsFs - aesk 20 sass
sign sv en- his piaee OF haSinssa-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07

PowKR Pass 1soR SALK.-We have On
Asal and tor salss snsaf Gswsssg's Poser PTssssa'
capable of making one thousand Impressions pes
nssf. assa wa rraalss - desc asrk. 1sEsasioH
Rsxfas faar tptorsnaaisns gaAslskfi
ADD sss LIZ AAaAsBITT b Casa -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07

~ Fl. d. DoUaHExsv, Druggist and
Chemist, il carrying on business - the
old ssand Of n. z. Mcbride, LowsR Broad
way. he has ous Of the bsss stocks Of
Drugs aad Medicines to be found in The
city. You csu have yoar prescriptions
compounded at q Ii houss, night on day
Bssidss . Large Stock Of Medicines Be al.
so keeps constantly on haad ; Large sup
ply OF Yankee Notions, stationery, dc.
His adYsstissmens viii be foand In sassh'
or ooIumn Of to~dsy's paper.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07

The eopArsasrship heretofore existing
bstwssu she undsrsigpsd b this DAY oas.
solved 6y mutual consent. AL persons
indebted to 4ho la.s arm are requested 20
call and settle the same inmsazsseIy u
the BugIe OfRseb Beta pexsiss are sa-
thosixed to ysseiys naaeys in settlement
Of aecoauts and Fscsips for the saias.
*@-s@5 LysAgpER w. BAsBrrT.
d. w. OAaRxsTEa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07
ax-J. Il. paulEps 3 Go. have just rs-

aTJ. Ii. Pau1LzPs 3 70. have jass re-.
esived q large assortment. OF Boots and
Shoes, which shsy ass dssiroas Of dispos-
iug ID ehsap Cor sash. Phillips aaass-
ysaada his ss,.as,,,'s,s 90 l.Iaays Heaps ahead
Of everybody else. lie kseps the bas
Boot and SAos essabiishussat in the city.
And sells bic goods for the least Hoasy
Of any man in sowp. Giss Aim a cali.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07

Co. Al wa wsas 60 dinass TIA other
dav we aaw hassa which had fallen shro'
the old bridge across the old bed oil La.
dian ssssk, Ia very efssiaal eondisioa ;
bss sssissanss bsiag pssapsly rendered
ha wss sxsrleatsd without aslsa talas II
II ii aboal tims shs Cir Council wss at
tandiag to sasa PLACES NJ tais, sAsrs are
several og them in tia sik8 limits. !,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07


FassB4sxs' SokLzs. Abous thirty .ava
gsass age, the Msssss- fAisaaaks iassas~
ID and began mAkias platform Scaasss
Shish sfIsstcsi d aomplsss sasags In shs
aanasr Of doing saoh lssinsss - reqairss
Weighing, and without which Il Rould be
imposlbis b DO ne present iamsasa A.
asant 81 business IN the country. cinco
then saey have given saeif constant per-
saaai sstsnsisn to shs baainess, makiag
I'll ssca improvements and adding ssek
notifications - their experience has
shown TO b dssisahis.fs Dufiag The
lime Assy osbef kinda OF ssssles aIsss
BEEN Isvsatsd, y more Of lsas tried 81 hi
pablo, and snkipiy thrown asiae, whils
shs baaasss IL ~ Assrl. Fsirhaak.
hes sssadily Increased frpu yssr . .yssr,
| shsEf skss sow ssaadiag hisksr d pub.
lilo Sfnxstsas and shsis sales beng ysT,
na1kl lezxw thss ever befose tn
lhssy x1yJ sesi3 ~ szSslfsAes sns
| darahility u faish ankss Es3lss. 1 aass
y 4 - Es@a &
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07
sAlrs skIawaa. HATHAs r, ssasss
ae 60 II q IS q tfs SE4E & .fsss8s s8s
Baldwin & Dodge,
BANKE RS,
Cosaeegors d. TAX Paying Agaa,
xsuxogn sa.gggA Fw1 81

80 WLMMA Bh1FF% MW&sAH&
Dealers Tn Gosd silver. ExxAangst UscaFFsat
MssxTy snaas szEra~zsRsE uessss@@ II MI
FEsazsfs, sEssstaosls gissn tsrdxzScsasa 3 E2Afs4
Kasa<3aa sk<ssssht$ assssprseeessM sane prvhs%
IL ssastssz.
4sxss pzla cor aeasf szssm& lzzA swasFs u kss
Pvls4afsa procured, GoseraEnsns Bounty sod saek
pay Aams esskeesHA fas Feaaslssa Sf s<essa& ssaa~
| napKxksCgs-4pArkA Bsax, Nsw YsThs sssts
sxstug Assees alton 81 t4saiss Drsxgl CO. I'll
sassz z1tSS Hsss asHasszs ~ W ~ No.
bAns1 AEa., Chsczso; aIlsaafss DshlaR Go uIn-
eis.lsss EssasF as - sepss4as s1se4kS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07

nFfJ. e w. R 0sss 50
g g - - LII - - .
Crescent City, lows.

Are now prepared tod al kinds OF RoFk IN ihslf
lie vita ue4fnesa and diEpAtea, cheaper han e1r
be dons elsewhere In wss4s Eews. = - f--
- Repairing done % Short notice. al liza moai
reasonable FEtes. June 49, fs8a fy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07

MOA $50 AM1 u
Land lin Rsttaws ttamie Co.. lewa.
me sass Il Of he northeast y 90 seetioM III
to@asEss - haYsaFangs. = wSst--aa aczss -
me southeast h 81 sssafSu 81 scwasA4p %
aarsh, kxnxss % wsss-~fe8 acres.
Lotsln biosk C. Gsisas@ sASsasisA xAlGaNsxiI
Eiuas sss,zE - SAMUEL JACOBS
coaneii WHxs, Tosa% april HSse 90 Q 4 & ~
gSoAL on. i LAkpss.Csaa xstS ss9sssaEwigA u
- sg.szaaaa wasassg ss tsMtA 1a1Lg - y
FYs0xxUoos-v as rsstafsi fsss. ssshszan psle md
snessns sossssas "a ts HA0x1Nxk&1
&c ~ = r. e ~
G. RasAaska 81 all kinda on hand and
ssr ssssas shs ssyss a61se 7 ESQ
s7s0HhEsAnK AFsaaa~ss 1sA&ss susraasx. <3tsres
IL Rzentxr xa4sxzA Mlne. LsEssa ~ -
ssszts - ~ = MA0k1Ma1D !.
Sr&t5&A@9&M 50 tG&sS "a sAae
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07

Raaa&ms p4sexEazzl~ xsSwsw CwEmRiakasas
sT Essav. FzusukSs NJ " Akw Rm& cry.
Noe oasy sss yeur pzs sAmirubfg Azes6 - sAsx pxE
snes a xpssank bz& End ill., &snaeea szzz aSza
tAa Eiyer very maxkta iadeea Thay base n no PEas
p14sls tisaA sag rssasfy zam sssnfisM ssasesS
rssoaaa sisas NE hsss a hxsA ssgMzys w6aA p wss
fhg t&a epA&asnes II ms pFusssss& an& ssm RaaEsa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-07

Mcpherson took 100 prisoners and Can.
ghomas about as napy. but Ida NOT sslp-
psss ss tngisss8 i bssvy loss oa he sssa
~, - be hspsa slsas bshiad his pesapass.
rte Herald correspondent giviag a aer
eoant of tho attack ON Shssid ID on Che
way 10 James riTers says Cess Gzseg In
protecting tho rear and Hanks, ascertain
- wAss nsas ss. Msxy'a CAak o. i
lsgs fsressf lnfaaasy aAA sAsaIry aAs
| posted % intercept hia progress. Find
Id that Gregg wrs asskiag shsm they
fefs their spsks and assssly assssksa hla
aaak and fsas. The aifask did Nos eos
fuse tisssx 10 he lent, Bus hs ii n sassesl
and gavs battle. Ths epsng grsstsy ont.
lEahberaa I'm. lErsee ssasI3 sssd sh<
ground iaaH III issA aalsl IL rs Qua q
~ V 80 ~ assillery, ksspisg ~ ressls
Ii pesstssa where thsy sssll nos ~
| sholEs, whils II shorts grzps and
canister we're poarcd - arks,p pro.
=; :; !; :! =: 8:
sAepfz!Il =.
II 10 reported tAAs tha soafs6nAt
sssamss AIaS&n n I GRh ~iiA - -
- x1116 = ! q ~ :
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29
Law Partnership.

TIL E subscribers have entered into partnership
in the practice Of law in the Circuit and Chancery
Courts at Jonesboro, Greeneville cambridge and
Knoxville, and also in the County, Circuit Chance
ry and Supreme Courts at Knoxville, in all cases in
which we may be employed, taken to the Supreme
Court from either of the Courts at Jonesborough
cambridge, Grecneville or Knoxville.
8. 7. and j. N. Logan under the firm of Logan.
Il Logan will attend to any causes which may be
entrusted to their management in the Federal Court
And Thomas A. r. Nelson will attend individual
ly, to any causes in which he may be. employed in
the Supreme Court at Knoxville, not embraced in
his partnerships with Col John Netherland and
Messrs. Logan e. Logan.
The style of our firm is Nelson, Logan & Logan
TIIOS A. II. NELSON
SAML T. LOGAN,
JOS. NJ. LOGAN.
Knoxville Tenn. JELLY
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29
Law Partnership.

THE subscribers have entered into partnership
in the practice of law IN the Circuit and Chancery
Courts at Rogersville and in the Supreme Court at
Knoxville, in all eases in which they may be re-
tanned and which may be taken to said Supreme
Court from the Counties of Hawkins Hancock
Granger, Claibornc'and Campbell.
Our partnership extends also to all cases, civil
or criminal in which we may be employed in the
Federal Court at Knoxville; and we viii attend in
said Court to the collection of claims in any county
in East Tennessee, where the claimant or claimants
reside out of the State, and see proper to entrust
them to our management.
The style of our firm is Nelson & Nethcrand
John Nctherland will continue as heretofore TO
attend the Circuitand Chancery Courts in Granger
Hancock Claiborne and Campbell counties.
THOS. A. r. NELSON,
j. NETIIERLAND
Knoxville, Tenn. Jelly
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29
Farm for Sale.

DIFFER for sale my farm on Little Nine Mile
k, in the lower end of Blount county, contain
k1j acres of which 1870 are cleared. About
|cres are set in clover. Most of the fences have
reset within the last two orthrec years. There
rec dwelling houses, three strong springs, and
young orchard ON the place Also, II good
md abundance of stable room.
re is also valuable water power of seventeen
III, fed by never-failing springs, which can be
b to a wheel by a race cut entirely on the
without any back water or dam to interfere
heighboring property.
hange of place, induced by change of times
ny reason for selling.
Ats THOS. SANDERSON.
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Attachment.

|. c. Gillespie rs. 4Nlchad H. .Sterens.
HE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant
lcbted to him, and that he SO abscond that
|ss cannot be served on him, having obtained
fgnal attachment against the estate of the de-
! ts, made rcturnable bcfor. James Henry, a
&c Of the Peace for Bount county, and the
having been levied on his property: 1t is or
! by said Justice that the defendant appear be-
i'm at his Office in Louisville on the lst day
$bruary next, or it will be proceeded with ex
1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
for four successive weeks in the Knoxville
pat PISS JAMES HENRY, j. p.
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Of Comptroller Of the Currency,
lI0ShihatoN, Aprik 10, 1864.

,
WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
the First National Bank of Knoxville, in the
county of Knox and State Of Tennessee, has lecn
duly organized under and according to the require
mcnts of the act of Congress- entitled "An act to
provide national currency, secured by pledge of
United States stocks and 10 provide for the circula
ton and redemption thereof approved February
-, 1868, and has complied with all the provisions
of said net required to be complied with before COM
piled with before commencing the business of bank
lnG.
Now therefore, +, lTuGlI MoCuLLocH, Comp
troer Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
First National Bank of Knoxville county of Knox
and State Of Tennessee, is authorized to commence
the business Of banking under the act aforesaid.
,>%llIllH& In testimony whereof, witness my hand
81 l ; 81 and seal Of Office this nineteenth day Of
e@z>:z.M@ April, 1864.
HUGH McCULLOCH,
ielS-tf tonphoNer Of the Currency
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29
Circuit Clurt. Sd Judicial Circuit of Ten.
nesSee.

To all rhdq II mag concern:
HAVING been appointed, commissioned, and
duly qualitf Judge of the Circuit Court of the Sd
judicial Dist ict comprising the counties of Monroe,
Blount Kn&, Roanc and Anderson, will open
and hold sal courts at the following times to-wit:
For the 9unty of Monroe the ID Mondays of
September, January and May
For the ciunty Of Bount, the 4th Mondays of
September, ,llnuary and May
For the 9unty of Knox, the I'd Mondays of
October. Feliuary and June.
For the cdlnty of Roane, the 1st Monday after
the 4th Mondays of October, February and June.
For the cfnty of Anderson, the I'd Mondays of
July, November and March.
All process will be made returnable to the above
terms at which times the docket will be regularly
called, tried Ind disposed of.
4. r. HALL. Judge, &c.
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29
NOTICE.

IN The month of November or December last,
at the time the Court House in Knoxville was ta-
ken BY the military authorities under General
Burnside for hospital for the sick, / had writing
desk with two drawers, folding top or top working
on hinges, and small box of pigeon holes, in one
of the clerks Offices Of the Court House. During
the time the Court House was used as hospital the
office containing the desk was occupied by the
medical department and the desk was used by
Them The desk contained large number Of val
liable papers and some tax books and receipts, and
various Official and private papers of much value to
me- Since the military have left the Court House
have made diiigent search in Knoxville, and made
frequent inquiries Of officers and others Concerning
the desk, and have not been able to find it or hear
anything of it, If the papers are still in the desk
it may be known by my name being ON nearly ali
of them. They are valuable to me both as official
and private papers. will pay liberal reward for
any information which will enable me to find said
desk and papers. W. p. CRIPPEN,
Ea-ShcrH
n. B.-Wil the Surgeons in charge ut London
Cleveland, Chattanooga and Dalton make an cx-
animation in their departments for the above desk
as it may have beef taken down the country
iy23-4t WP.C.
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29
DIRECTORS:

THIS institution is now prepared to transact, at
this point, General Banking and Exchange Bust
ness. 1t will receive Deposits, Buy Government
Claims, buy and sell Exchange Government Bonds
and Stocks Uncurrcnt Money, &c, &C., on the mon
favorable terms.
Collections on ahponts accessible, will receive
prompt attention.
w. r. PATTERSON, cashier.
WIN, T. PERKINS, President. icl-tf
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KINGSTON STEAM MILLS.

HEAT, Wheat Wheat wanted, and the highest
market price paid. Proprietor to be for one week
bxvilie, Lamar House. No. 2. The Wheat to be
led Mt the Mills. or ut the banks Of the Tennessee,
In. or Clinch Rivers, convenient to be boated.
26-4ts A. DAVIDSOHN.
ktanooga Gazette copy one week and send bill.
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29
Attachment.

my Norman, agent for Rebecca S. Neu-
iran, rs. h. H. HH&.
HE plaintiff, Oh affidavit, says the defendant is
btcd to her, and so abscond. or conceals himself
the ordinary process of law cannot be served
h him, having obtained an original attachment
Inst the estatcof the defendant, made rcturnable
BE Daniel McI'hail, Justice of the Peace for
inn county, and the same having been levied on
property: 1t is ordered by said Justics that the
,dant appear before him at his office in the I'd
J District in McMinn county, on the 10Th day of
hairy next, or it will be proceeded with cx parte.
further ordered that this notice be published
our successive weeks iH the Knoxville Wing.
DANIEL McPHAlL,
E0-4t pf$5.s Justice of the Peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31
LOCAL lat m : Q.

:. 1ssslA,y-1As Rsyinv Cx,eAG- day-
nghe yest9day morning Mf. J. + Chiles,
Irving noAf the northern terminus Of Ninth
otreet, became aware that hiG stOfo.room had
been broken into on the previous night and
robbed Of thirty odd pieoes Of bacon. The
tsacks Of cart and mule In the otrooG IN
front OF his door Indicated clearly how The
thieves had carried OF their plundsr. With.
out loss OF time Mr.. Chiles followed thee
Tracks until they stopped ct . house ak the
west end Of Leigh street, neAr Glenn i D.
vle! prickyard, occupied By negro woman
named Adeline, Who belongs TO Nr. WAddy
ing obtained, this house wAs searched ana
hneen pieces OF the stolen bacon found con-
ecaled between tho flooring and the ground.
Tho door had besn securely nailed down,
and had TO be Ripped up With pickaxe-
When tho meat was found Adeline confessed
that IL haf been brought there by three ne
gro mcn-Jim, the slave Of Robert Trover:
Andrew, the slave Of Ars. Elizabeth Cnven'
and another, named Corpelius<-and that
Cornelius had carried part Of Ae meat to
his house. James and Andrew being found
IN the neighborhood were, with Adeline and
the fifteen pieces Of bacon, brought before
the Mayor, who committed them until this
morning, hoping that In the meantime Corr
nelius would be arrested and the balance Of
the meat recovered. The shoes of the two
negro men correspond by measurement with
tracks Ia Mr.. Chiles's yard and in the street
before hls door. Cornelius Is going at large.
and Is the owner Of mule and cart. One
half Cf the robberies and villainy generally
now being perpstrated by negroes is directly
traceable to this r. prehens and unlawful
practice OF their masters In permitting them
to 60 at large and support themselves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

YAzEEE P0LKicS IN NMKMPRB.-The bogus slsc.
ton in Memphis, held by order Of Andy johnson.
eD7sndcrsd small amount Of bitter strife between
the aspiran,s and their friends One party callIra
themselves the "uneonditional Union msn,n was
unaerstood to occupy the Johnson platform, and to
De unconditional submisslOnists. The cali for the
public meeting OF this party, with the names ap-
pended, has appeared In cur columns. The oppo
eition styled themselves t'Union men," and organ.
lied as supporters ofethe policy Of Ifncoln's am
nesty proclamation. The Bute.is wes the organ
of the nrst organization, the argus that OF.
the lsstsr, which, az We learn from a Cairo dis
patch, elected Its ticket oy decided majority.
The .drgws, of the 06ih ult., 10 died with bitter
campaign articles. The charge Is made tha, the
with the "guerila Richardson with reference to
the election" In the eOuatry precincts; also, thai
they have 'oFganizsd with 4 view ostsnsiby to re-
store the State, and, preliminary thereto, vio-
lsntly abolish slavery heretofore specially exempt
IA Tennessee from the acts OF Congress aad pro
slamaions Of the President bGs really to promote
10 once q faction at whose head marches Andy
Johnson" They are styled "faesious, dema-
Gogical, and ssvengeful crew Of old party hacks
and political insksters" and clearly given 10 m
deFssand that they are properly esimltsd. We
have no doubt but that similar remarks were In
dulsed In BY the other side, and II so, willing
the sentnents OF the substantial men Of the Bluff
city. So far as havs been able to ascertain the
BkHcin's party was headed by the clique who sue
cseded In obtaining all the Offices under the mill
taIy authorities, yet they were defeated. This
done by the influence (with Mayor Park at the
heeG) which has heretofore carried the municipal
elections.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

KssAps 81 CoxSBpERArs Opp1cxls PROM 4us
NASHVILLE ResrTzxrIARY.-Ths following Con-
fedsra,e officers recently escaped from the Military
Prison at Nashville, ana are now safe within cur
lines:
Capt. Q. 6. Alexander, ID Kentucky cavalry
Capt. E. Games, 8!st Tennessee mounted In
fantry. Capt. n. 3. Royce, Staraes escort COM
pany 1t. j. B. Wilkinson, IT,, ID Tennessee
mounted infantry. Exit. o. b. Iouts, I'd Ten
nesees cavalry.
They escaped on the night of the 10Th February.
By saving through the 6oor Of tAeir room (which
was immediately ovG the archway leading through
isntiary,) and swinging down by their blankets
into the avenue. They then lifted the bolts, open
ed tie doors, and walked out Into the street.