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NORWAY LIBERAL INSTITUTE,
AnRMAY NIL.LAGE, MC.

NORWAY NlILAtE, VII.
rI,ug SPRING TERN ~lll e'a'se,es on
Ip.,p.S. Masses iih. is62. aud e...,ia"-
ei-,s. ~erk-, .ai-f The ehs'ys Il
G.F. LEONARD. A. H.. rTi"ripil.
Mis-. M.rrf. lioLsrs. Assistant.
Ma. y. LsosANp, Trsehrr of Drawing
Ms. ~. g.. Dssisos, Teacher ~ Music.
Th. Eisrai paifoaase 81 ih,. ih.'i,u,ioa has en-.
,bLrd The P,ssipaI 10 sgaia .ecusr the assistance
II Mi.. IIsl~ss-, whose rvp-iaiion - q u-srher
has teea veil established. u 10 h"ped tia, ih,
school 10 nov prepared to meet the ~aai. Of ali
its sIudsnis, 10 such .iulie. -. are pvb',shed IN
il. last csialcsv. which will h. .eni 10 anS oas
requiring IL.
The -chool 10 well pc,vided With Ph'lo.oph'cAi
aud Eieciric4I Apparatus, Ph,.iol -g'eai Charts,
and Typographical OSsiias Mas.
Ia. ..,..,,sa 10 a<as the GTssi 1pDk railroad.
slsat .ee wiIs fs,,~ :sss,h Paris ssai'oa.
II,ard raa he .b,a,asi Zoe l,dies.a ~ 80, asd
lot se.,I.wsa, at s2O0per week. wood and lights
ip<Is..A. goo~. ca BE- obtzissd bv those ~isi.
Jag 90 boaId tAenseivcs.
Tuirios. C..nmos Eaz 'ish. $500; Higher
do, q 50; Paia,.nx, 10 oil, 90, ia wsisr eoLfs.
100; Psaeiliag. 200; Cuyoa Drawing. 2 50;
Ms.c Z w, usc NJ r,.sa. 100. No Dc doc,loa
made &c absence the 6rst ss.i last ~ssk.
ro~ further pss,ieslars Adissss the Prin pal
u. Uptoa, Eco. OF la. Dsa'ssa. Esq.,N CAV
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NOTICE o. FORECLOSURE. wher.s.
~ O,,. D,~-.. ., pc',rt ~ ,h- Crrey NJ
Apdro.cogg,a, h, hi. s'p'ig,gc deed diirl Sep.
,-ml,-s Ooh. 4. ID. 1859 -AnJ rsestdsd ~lih ia
ford Records. box ile pags two hund'sd aai
two, conveyed Ia the .1Oscf,beT q cedsm
,arm or ir,st 81 Lrd. .,,aAiel 10 Oxiosd "a ihe
County ~ OSf,sd. ~ .~~@e 'hr pNsea' ~ GER
tain mites Of blnl described 10 .,,d m,risagc;
and wher~a. the COO i,,os. % said anorissgs az
bok.n. claim 10 foreeio-e the sane. asr.eabiy u
The si.iule ~ such case. piDy,4ri.
ISAIAH PERKINS.
Miaoi. March !, 1862.
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LiBRiDGE CHAPMAN.
ronhai, March l., I-d2

NOTICE ~ FORECLOSURE. Whot,.
Dpn,n,ra. a., Tsrl,, q p-pnirk ~ III,
,oVr'y OF O,hri .ai State Of N'ins, y, ~.
i.ei 4 ,a,'ts,s. lated Mach ~. 4. ID. is3Y.
coa'.,ri u T.. n. Nssb,s,s ~ saeu. We. atef
tau piece az p,,osl ~ hnI 'trilrd 10 'Lii D-n.
max. saI described az iciHg thu sam, ,hi' he
tn aid D,miniou, q rifbS purrh,.si II san.
~ Gih.,a. q. vii ,r,r-it bv h,. d-ri TO hm
a'd rHb,, dh.i h,s - IL, q Npnl, 4 10.
1881, .nd fsc..,d.i - tn Wc,t-ru Dst6it re-.
isL, Il, Dsf,I S,ipi,. h,,k 30, ptyr so. &c =
m'r, pifiicu'ir ds.crip,ipn frfrrcnre nay b. hi
ihef,t., Shirh .,ii msdg,g~ 3, irr"ri-l 20 tns
wr.i.rn ni,iuCt R-gt.W, ~ D-el.. 80 b,Ik b.
page SOS. The cssii'.a st '.j aHtgsg- ..
bf,,sea T., r...pa shct~pl The uni-f.iln~i cl,un.
e. fr-,lo.s The .,a. ,grr,bl, 60 the .uiuie 20
,r .uch ease, made aud pro',dsi.
A. Al >pWprEIN
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isn her n,as. Ny mother va, risA' !. |.
N.s,inp, a, South Paris.

Meetings for tho week will be for the
mos, as follows Each day, Monday c1'
ceptcd, ut . o'clock, p. NJ; and every
evening. Tuesday excepted. at I o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Woodruff, Secretary Of the Am.
Bible Society, will be with us to-day and
tomorrow, day and evening. y.
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FARM FOR SALE,


%GEN. 4 LARGE .nd yai'''h~ farm f.,
BfH ~ sL. cuHsisnng 81 about VS.
e.er'' Of hsi, With pri@e en'li,ns.
-%- house. .6S35, add'sn. l6sB; hpfns,
1888 and io,5o. sheds, is,2s AID is,io.-I
Iio,lling. ~ good repair. ALo, goOi orchards
on the 6un; water IN shar lance go the ptemis
..-N.li At the hos.. AL oa- 1T the hsr'ystd
Said e., N 4. situated IN RDck6-li. nciT the main
road lcsdins H. raIi. It'll. sai ah'a, f'ar nile,
To- ,aid ,ilL..e. aud ihre 10 Buck6~h Village.
anil mile. 10 South Paris Depot. The L'nn 1.
di,iIei a. fIla~,. ,hI.e good n'siu',s. about
80 scfss of ~"s-lLsi. ,aiheirn, i,nier hr u,c 81
tam, and lahncr nllig, and moving lan'. Sad
i,m cute fr.m 30 Ia ~ Tons Of upland hly per
,ear aud with It'll, lsl.s 20 tons 81 good nsId.
oS hs eaa L. cul on .,iI lara. Bsing the prop.
,ry occapi.,I by t,s.nd.s lave. T,nu. Of sale
$500 os.h. az 200. half cash aud balance oa
tim. Sad farm will b~ ,uld b-,~-en NV ssd
IN. hsg dy a. NAV neN. Call ua =. L. An.
DREws, f.q.. Buckh.Id. OF Mr. Lowe, on the
prnu.-..
Butk6-ll. March 9, ls62.
T.. ST MT ,oLi on or l~iOr- s,,d tune, IL will
b. .ad II public ssciion, 90 The pS.m,s.., saiW.
dsy. MAY 81. is62, at ~ o'rbok A. VI.
NOTICE or FORECLOSURE or A
y MORTGAGE. Whereas. John VI. swift.
u Gresbwoal, ~ the Codnty of ONiOTd snI : ate
~ M,ine. ..a III. 2J,h d.y Of Mach, \. ID. 1855,
b, k. noug ~ deed ui that dale, conveyed 10
n~ c-Iaia real estate .tuaied ~ the Couni, of
OsiO,d Aforesaid. 10 s.carc he s,ua''i al the
suu, IT ipaf hundfr,l dciliIs, Which aid Mortgage
deed :. frcufie,i With tn OShri lec"rd' iur The
E,.ism d,.tf,c,, Book 100. Page l26, TO which
deed and 'ee.,sd thereof '.s',nce u'sJ bc had boz
. -.se luil descriptions q sa.d pfesai-r..
Nov ihst-ioIs, hereby give notice, that by
reason ofIh. breach OF ,h- cDadii,oa ~ sad Nor.
gase sboye desc,,bei, cLi'n 10 (orrco.s III. said
Mortgage.
AMOS A. YOUNG.
u, s.f. GIs,os, hi. Attorney.
Bethel, March 5 ls@2.
Z AND WARRANT LOST. Having par.
i A chased q i,.nj. Mor.., hr = valuable oOn.
.,ss, alton, Iand Warrant No. D, li2 boz l6J acres
( is.a-i 10 Abigail Mor-., (widosJ 81 L,r, N''i,
sa the ieh "a, Of sept. 1855, sad-' act "i March
/ II, lsJ5. Aad n.,er having disposed oimy right
OF ini-,e.I Ia the abpvr nam-d Wlraat AL
having made gr,al search zoo u ! an uasble TO
6sd IL or say shat IA. become oft. Ani hs,..
IN give no'icr that shall make application 10 the
! Commissioner IL Pensions br q jupl'cs,. WU.
rant for the same any o"mmrnicailon ~ rct't'Os
to the slo'e. phase diret, to w. iiolitn, VI
T.. Oi,.h-ll, Ne.
HALL STAPLES.
| March \, 1862. e.. f.a O. e. r-a-..H. .
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AMOS A. YOUNG.
u, s.f. GIs'os, h,. Attorney.


J,REEDOM NOTICE Th,. ma, o..,i, tia,
I have given my ,oa, Ana. n. Css~sii, bi,
I,,se to act and trade e., him.elf daring The re-
maiader u h. mino'iiy. aud shall pa, N debv
~ hi. contracting p,r cla,n any of he esrsiugs
aii-r ihi. date. GEoisGE CANWEiis
Wi,pe..; Isaac RAsDiLL.
rrnkI,a PlAniai,on, March y, 1852.
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Il OSr. Ia.t. on Aps,l !, 1861, s1i-t coo.
1 tanning -oi ~ bins bills al to- n''',ol
hauai ,uni,sg =, ihs .nb.cfib-r. pnc Ut the n,s.
~. s,ra fels .n ?)h, i-6i. 81 tn .aa ~
-2J-pI, abi- 80 onr handfcI d,,, FUN tate ID,
Lb. iIg- G.m.nsa ~ p.'u, AL siir-,-d by SAN.
u.l Js~.it 81 iIad6ri The other "a. j,,nl.
pois. gi,ea fsb 9Th, ls6i. fIr Tie SAN II 49,.
%, payable 10 Que yea in,m late by N'thtn ".
H.,Lts, will,aa, iis'ps. asi ,pJ. g.. iiaTlas.
~ Pctv, aad a,Is.tni b, wilLui ,. iiafL,a 81
Peru.
NIB. The pubic are warned sg,in'i rorchs'.
ing the slot.ssld e,ls. a. ! hr. ioTb'ddsn pay
ARrEvrS c. HOLT.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas,
~ John u. Rove 81 Be,h.l. ~ the ,osaiy of
osiord AMI State ~ Maine. u, NJ. deed ~ 'Dort.
gage dslsd ,h- puIh day 81 fshssy. A ID 1859.
ssi r-c..risd w,ih O,fs1d Records ofDeeis. book
ii6, pig. 225, conveyed 10 M CERTAIN Vt u
lad s,,a.l~d ~ ss i,.,hsI. r.fsre,rs Ia ,h.
ooi al aid m.sigsge hs'ng had be- more fall 10.
scripiioa ~ the premises; aai ~herea. the eondi.
iios Of sAid mortgage 10 book~. b, res.,s Of the
noa,,A yinsni OF the @ssey sseserd thsr-hy, claim
a foreclosure Of the .sme syrseaby TO the statutes
Ia ssch cs'ss pro'itea
IRA q. KIMBAIL.
Bethel, March 3, ls62.
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T.. u NrwBEGIN

NOTICE. Al p.r.oa. az hstrl, c.a''Ysrd
~ aai requested MT L. purcha., = ',al a''s %
h,ni. iai-i AZ Peru, Joe lhr 2)ih. is6i. 'tstsI
b, jobs v. Y"sag Aal Wa. &. WslSrf, Gt thu
.u'n OF thirty .6'. l,lar., p'y'he 10 O''lle Rob-
,n.on 90 be,ftf. oa i~ain as s,id Hui- 80. Ei'.
~ wIthuut any con.id-r,iiou ant t,,ysnrnt viii D,
rsii.I. JDHN 4. YOUNG,
WI. q. wNlkEk.
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BENJAMIN p. SNOW. Am.
ST.. snow !, ga ,u,,- Of Bo~doin CalIese;
~as Principal of the Aeademy - Evansville, Ia
diaaa. thre y,ao, aaj subsequently, Tutor 20
posdoin College i~o ye,s. which po'"'on ne
filed Nth ABILITY sai sorrr''.
til. Trustees jcen ihsn'Tlses 'oripua'e Z"
have s-cu'rd hs .eisice.. snd arr 'onh'Aat mat
under hn. ,peci'l 'iy,"'sg"- s'H y. "hr,ri u"
.t..I..,. is,,I ), the Ci,.-,eal .sl Easli'h DE.
p,rincnt.. Wei qnl,b~i a..,.ianI. viii he e'n.
rLp,,d. Boarl. ~ sood f,m,ir.. At moderate
prices, 80" NL''' Sees'
F,.Lass. Feb. 10, 1862 l-
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NNTITI ''ENNINT, JTs
samp.,. Msrch II, 1852.

4 DNlNiSrRtrOR'S SALE. u, vita, u
~ lt-r.. froa III. Jsis- 81 pc,'s.'- e., ,h,
toaal, 81 O,i,ni. the uane'-,ya.d. sdaia'.tu.iof
oIiLs s.ssis 81 psai,l E-~c. lat, Of Ishbfpts ~
the State 81 M,na..ot.. ~il .sllLy pab,c &c ~.
,sis ..s 90 the 10 ml.ss, 90 Saturday, APnl ~,
i-S2, at 10 'cLek Ia h. 6tepo.,n. al ih. real
estate ~ ~L,ch the .,,d deceased 80, .eiIsi. Ia
B.ihsl. at the tins IL h.. d.,th. o. paw the d'b.
81 ~. estate AL c,.t. Of standardization. The
po,psd, coa,,a. VI he. right 81 r.a-,np,,On ~
..,,a.,igh b. 81 th. honc.lssd f.rm 18th lO,.
al .e.at.
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Tur HIGHLAND
Family Boarding School
FOR BOYS.

fINiiE SPRING TERN Of thi. Sehool ~ill
romrs'p. 80 TU,sD.r, N,Res iih, and
rahiiase .l.,,-, weeks
The pr,.cp,I rrcpansnl, his Family School
With a,.sh cusa lrar, .,a profitable place oi ~.
..u Sc h,s. ',risscn the ,gr. of ten sni ts."ty
,-sr-. Amaag ~. purnnsnt i,sia'-s are good
HOME; tho inii-'l Hupls-r Of PIpii.; the care.
iaI d',ll - ~h,sh ss~,y ME IL ssbj-c'si whether
hi. ai,sinr .s,s az goat snail: iad the as.af'
snc, Ih,, ID, pu-n, :. rrc.iy,as ~ bshsli sl the
rupii ad,ast.sr. .luVil,nt TO the espenss' IA
cau,d.
E,pts,rs. rihy DolL~ term. payable a.
n. close.
Rry,rs>crs TO r,rNoS,. Hon. John j.
PEW, O,ipri; Peter Th,-het. Eco. Ro"Al,nd;
R.lpb Rs.t, Ia. rnul,adi J u. St'Nsli, 10.
~n,dh rsn,; k,a. G,bb.. Eal. iiuig'oai }
q. R,cA, E.l, ulnh. J. W riunP''l, hs9'
Glcn HS.,.N ~.
For fnh-r ,af,mi'i,a plr..- iiIr,,.
\. r. True. AM. Pnncipsi.
bethel. Sc, J,n. IL, 1852
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JONAS GREENE.
r,n. M,rhi7. 1862

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. wh,,,s,.
y tbaes ns,,. 81 Bsihri. 90 the tsen', -sighih
ia, al uctalsf 4 u. ISIS, u, hi. aIofiga.e deed
mich ,.,ec,,i~i N tn ONfHUi J,aIi, R'g,st-y
81 Dr.,i,. t..k iis, pagr 81. conveyed ,aise .sh-
.cth~r c.a.'a pssos 90 pa'c,i al go. estate s'i-
sai-d un lsihri ll,l, =, SAlL,l, sai bslny he
.am~ iiuh.e 1T Which X. \. Ch,pn.a AT ~.
bSidle Chspmia conveyed To Abss' Dave. by
ih,,r de-! uf vsUaHlN 90 rVca date vith ihssr
p'r--al.; avn ,hs cs,itipa. ~ ..sl a~ig'gs
ha', bsru bfok-n: NV. therefore. IN. .dh.'f,hrt
clan. Gi-c.o,urr II 'a,d MOI. 80. agreeable 10
the .iaiutc ia .Och Ease pro idsd.
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Piano for Sale.

nHiCE, SIS. u ran BE- .e-n q, The h,.s- of
NJ. q. n. Bcwxss, suu,h Paris.
4 DMiNisTR,rOR's SALE. W ',nsr az
~ sl'ca.s f,usa ih, Jaiss Of PrcI'.ie 6r the
Cunai, ef O,iori. ,h. unde'.,sa~i. sd'n'ai.Taip'
nth. e.,.,e 81 Zeloi.- i,'-cs. hate 81 Sumasr ~
.,d Coua,y. dcc.a.c'i. vii cell at Puhlic o' pa
,.ie sale. all the zeal -.i.,. OF ~hch sad 40 ors'.
81 90. Ipp..e.,ed 10 ,s,d Cuaaiy, At the time oi
his death. on SsIsr,,y. the ss,h IL, ~ Apsil
o-st. st me u'clsk N the afternoon, q, the h"a.~
OF the .uh.c'ihsr 10 sum'sr. 10 pay the d'c,s sri
isciichtsi cha's-. ON ss,d estate.
NNrIl'L GEIRisiI, j..
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NATHAN GROVER.


NOTICE ~ FORECLOSURE. whrr-s.,
~ Jo..ph ks.pp 81 b,roa, ~ the CouaIy ~
ONlo5d ssi Stat. of M.is., hy he deed ~ mott
gage. dated r-bsu,, a,n,h ,ighir-n hand'-d sod
hh,.'iN. coa,s,~i to Ge's.- Uilhash'n, csf-
Is,a Tract q lspd situated ~ ih- psa 81 B!fon.
l~,ag the hossis.d hrm nis occupied bs aid
kn.Ip ADD rospp.sl 81 pat. Of 1T. niabst-i
hiie.a ani .',l~~1 10 tL" hheen'h raaIc, sso a
pat OF ioI as,s~f-l tsslss 80 the Isuurcalh
ssp.~; ,ai 80 % ,ntr, particular description Isi.
.,~,c, - pg h,d .rip ..id 's.Tfg,g- -hieh .. 70.
cofd-,i vuh DSt,rl f-v''ii.. hs,k iVs. peg ~
.pi shet,-,. ih. lid t-,rs- p,ilusssH, "a 'hs
iseaN .io.idh i.y of usrb, lsi'. ,..'fsei .s,d
iasftg s.r atI a,.s Go the slJs, ihrt, shrh 90.
.ispn,-at q, ,scpUt,.i 18th ~ O,i,fi Krc"ffs.
h.t rs. p.s~. ~ aai i29 The oo1i''iJa Of
.,t nsug.g. '--,ps brpk~a. The ,It''c''i~' ea'u'.
d. fs-r',-- tH- -'ur s.~-'l'~ t' thr statute N
'pch case made snd provided.
IINa- IHIINr
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Fryeburg Academy.
BrvJAMiN p. SNOW. a. ".

,I,HE STRING TERN OF hi. ia.,i,",ioa sill
opsa ua wSpsrspu, MAKeH sIh. p"dsf
~. II
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ApaHA- 4 LARGE .nd v,iu,hl~ farm 6r
&f3S ~ .L. Consisting ~ about us
eacrss of hsd, with prime builiine.
thereon, caR.i.iipg Of sioT,. and.h.h
49, hun.s Il, nj nIhItn,n- Id, ~. linn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-18

A very destructive fire occurred ii AjsuJs,
Gs, on Sunday evening last, which resulted ia
the destruction q a large amount OF property
From the account giv5u By the Coetsderarg, we
learn that the ire originated IN a brick ware
house, in which were stored one thousand bales
Of cotton. about o'clock II, and soon after
it was discoveroj the whole inside wss in q sheet
of fame, which rapidly communicated 90 the
rear of the grocery stores occupied by hcCrosEy
& HaTle aud Willis 4 Young. in Davis build
ing, on hall street, owned by L Il Davis
The whole of he upper portion of the building
(four stories high) abnvs tLesa two stores, vas
occupied by Ms Wilson as ? boarding house.
The store occupied by McCrosky d HsTia
contained but little except bacon, a considerable
amount OF which was stored therein on con-
signment. 4 very large amount Of bscon was
placed IL the CELLARS uuder both stores On goy-
eminent sccrunt-ssy five or SIX hundred thou
sand pounds
A small loss in cotton was also sustained by
c. P Cuuiu
The government meat in the cellars Of Davis
building was not much damaged. 1t was esti-
mated that 1900 pounds would fully cover ell
the damage. O-heE losses escsstaiued were by
Mr.. Craigmiles, Of SLelbyville, Tenn, thirty or
| forty thousand pounds Of bacon, and various
parties smaller amounts. Messrs. Willis &
Young had e very large stock of corn, flour,
sugar, nee cotton and other articles in their
store. Tley had in tore for Bruce & Co. one
hundred and ten bales of cotton. sbou. half of
which was lost, and or which there was no in
surance. Mr. Cohen, Of Savannah, had wiki
them two hundred casks Of rice, valued at some
S6000-mostly insured, but vary little OF which
was saved
The Coetederacy states that the cause Of the
fire was we'll a,3aftaia aej to haze been aceiieH-
t4l, or the result Of careiessness, in permitting
such large amount Of property to remain
stored in q building open and uDgusTjed as was
that in which the fire originated. No estimate
of the total loss is given.
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GOV. EEECzza,s BssssAeE.

We have received Coz. LETCHER's message
50 tie Virginia Legislature. which is an able and
welconsteTei document, discussing the issues
before the country with boldness and vigor. He
sets forth his views respecting the present condi-
fioa Of putlic affairs II connection with recent
events OF the war, and recommends the policy
proper to be pursued IN future. he is not dis
couraged or dishearteDed by the heavy reverses
which have bslaIIs1 us, but makes them the
foundation os new and more vigorous efforts for
the prosecution Of the war. "Our policy" says
be, " must be charged. We must make this
loqT f iEUaSj5H, aud we must push it with q zeal
and energy. Maryland must be redeemed. Ae-
c,mplish this and the way viii be opened to the
SKOasiOn Of iss NORTH" And againI "Inaugu-
tate an aggressive policy, snd with judicous
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TRUTH LEKE MURDER WILL


WIKI thst shameless meuderity, which ever
cheracteTizss the battle reports Of all Ysnkee
cf5sTs, GRANT and SHERMAN, in the face Of
evident defeat, attempted 10 claim victory for
1s Fedora uurs At Shiloh. Now. however, that
s'sdsics aye gradually becoming known and
GRANTS fist list Of 5000 lost n that memorable
struggle srcus, by his own admission, to nearly
1900, the tru.h @ defeat flashes on the north
agn Iliad and is confessed with painful relue,
tAnce. Esy8 the Pltt5suyg correspondent of the
Caicago Ir.bai.s, writing under date Of the 4th
instant: 'g.ta-e Is 10 dyG5t that the first tele-
graphic Tsp--.s # tbs battle (of ShilOh) with
which .5s country wss fooded, 1oers maagfoc-
tTTad 0lt q t-ioic clotb The truth Is, the hattie
g' S.aat Ecs q SURPRISE sHd DEFEAT to us
A MOST TEaRIBLg BLOW inflicted By the ensmy,
from ,rkjoh taas portion Of oisT army engaged IN
Z Has Nor YET FULLY RECOVERED" {"
The same correspondent asserts that in the last
days oombzs a. least 4. COO Of the Federal army
were PLACED k0Ts d. eOH,5at 10 killed wounded
aod prisoners EgoL d ibe confession OF the
enemy hOself-and such VIII be the candid and
imoartial verdict Of history
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TIE CANDIDATES FOR SUPREME


There are two candidates for the Office OF SU-
preme Judge from the Eastern District of this
stsse-HcD ". 4. SNEED and Hon. R. J.
McKDEEY-aDd as every Tennesseean viii
have the privilege of voting for one or the other,
We doem il necessary, as a faithful journalist to
CANVASS their merits before the public.
Both of these gentlemen are of the highest
order OF talent, Do,h rank among he first jurists
of the State. Hence, were not other quali6ca-
tons than these needed, we might possibly re-
fuse 10 express Q choice between them. or to
c0UHtsnauco the party issue which the contest
between them promises to evoke, at least in the
eastern division Of tine State.
We. accordingly, f1ei compelled TO support
Mr.. ENEsD, because of his known zeal and 10y
atty t. the southern cause. Judge Nc
KIEEEV, VIC say it with regret has. on
TIC cont-ary 50 far been suspected that
on military authorizes recently saw fit to
suggus. 80 him tee prcpriety of his taking the
oatl Of allegiance 70 the Confederate States If
his c5ldact Eas we. been such as to give rise t.
q Suspicion Of Lis loyalty, we should most GER
tAnly not place lin IN position where a want
Of fI-lity 70 the South VIII infiet upon our
people El-h meTcil55s atrocities as those with
which they a-o thre2tauel by future arraigument
be!1rs civil tribunals, as traitors to tho Lincoln
government. When TyN T. Polk ran for Gov
g. '0r Cf tli8 S.a.s year ago, he and his friends
ro.es.od lat ms was sound. Yet he is now in
Washinptor City, in full fellowship with the
eneuies OF the S5usb, going so far, even, as to
advocA.e a general co1fseation of southern
property. TbGi an Incubus would now weigh
up5a the Siate of Tennessee mad this traitor
been elected n :he Cfise be sought So with
Judge CATRoN. who, 50 long as success smiled
upon or csuse, earnestly asserted bls loyalty
% It, aaa ie.t sTgrisTed that the public should
disc-edt his motives. But when disaster over
took rs, u.s iuiamoue miscreant turned on
sout5e-u lcysilsts with g malignant persecution
worthy n q demon, AHA delivered a Judicial
chsTge On treason which would constitute a fit
appendix tg tie -lgieut and bloody code of
DRAoo.
Lse moral ct these facts is to put no man in
an ufio9-anl especially, we think, q judicial
o. hose Loyalty 10 the Southern cause is sus-
psc,ed in TIA sIghteas degree WAsHNGTON's
main Vac" None but americans on guard -
So we would ssy-NOuc but loyal SoutherneTs
q cEcsI
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LOUIS NhP0E.aaS AND THE " SICK
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Tis termination Of tne coalition between Great
Bntai1r France end Spain for the movement
aga. .2st Mexico, does net appear to have discon-
ceried he cool and calculating head of LOUIS Ma
POLE0N insthe lasst. On the contrary, he seems
as fully determined 70 constitute himself admin
istrstoT upon the effects of the " sick man " as
ever The troops Of Great Britain have some
time since returned home, and those of Spain
are now on their way 10 Havana, thus leaving
the feld free 70 he ambitious sovereign Of impe-
riel France.
During the conference which preceded the
disruption OF the alliance, the representatives Of
the French Eoyernment declared that ii was their
determine ron not aniy to march on the Mexi-
can capital but 70 enter into no negotiations
with the Juarez governmenti and the same di-
plomsts, in their manifesto from Orizaba, noti-
flying the Mezican minister Of the intention of
France 70 ut once commence hostlities, call the
Liberal parry an oppressive minority" who
would fain persuade Europe that they are the
sole element Of oIder arc organization that can
be met with in the republic"
The eyes Of Europe arc upon LOUIS NAPO-
LION, to see what are his true designs in this af-
ff.I with n sz.co, and right jealously will they
watch evsry step whose .egdency is to increase
the wealth, the bsr-itoTY and national aggran-
dizement Of France Is his mission not really
and ultimately one Of conquest, cloaked un-
dsr the ready ard plausible pretext of euforc-
ing the rayIner: Of a few millions Of francs
We shall see
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In5 steamer Aliaa FIv.a8l, which len ln sun,
dsy "- New Orleans under g lag of truce, re-
turue1 tai5 morning, having encountered no
pcrii0us adventures except being fled at i'll the
dark q. Fort PIKE This shot was the only one
which seemed TO be discharged with malicious
intent. and the officer who fred it was sharply
rabUked by his Superior good many shots
were fired besides Tor the purpose Of bringing
her to, which every Yankee oficer she met
seemed to think it incumbent on him to do
Sle went out rouud Sand Island and was first
pursued Dy a small concern called the Kauawha.
but soon lefs her behind, encountering, however,
g man ot-waT dead ahead, which brought her to
and detained her some ume. JUS as this one
dismissed her the kauawha came up and fred
gun or two, the captain insisting that she ought
to have gone down the blockading vessels OF the
bar She was, however, permitted to pTocsed, au
officer being sent aboard.
Among the vessels which detained the Vivian
was the celebrated New London, from which,
when released, the feet Vivian ran away as if
the other were standing still There were a great
many vessels, some sixty sail, at Ship Island
and good many tents were seen on shore-Mo-
bile NsOs.