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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

CAUTION. Ny vie. August. Maria. having
" kii m, h~d and boa,d. ~hh"ui ja.i cau.. sri
si'hoa' nv eo,.s., tecl,1ing her i",eo'i,a nsvsi
10 re,arn; allp~rson. are herb, ~saiineed sEsia''
trusting her NV account, ss ! shall pay ~
NELSON r'cxETT.
Lincols PLn,aiion. Sept. l6,h, 1861.
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ST NG e RS
SEWING MACHINES,

IN III the I-,ding b'spehs. Il m.paf.riut,ag ~.
i da.,f,, the great p',ci,ea, superiority Of s,ng-
~,'s Sr~ihg Marhine. 20 a tact established IT,
,ond d'.pa.. No uilpt, .hos m.nuiaeiuT-r,
oloIh,sT. .c.m.,' -.., iIr..-m,ksr. .sddieI. csr.
rag. u,n'os1, h., manufacturer, ks ., can .fotd
Co do y lIhoni Ih.m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We h,,i-s
~ bc.n sTpo,a,.d BY the Jsdge II Probate Go
the Coua,y 81 Ox5fd To receive and sxamins the
cLin.s Of the e'rd',oss Of lss.sh French late Of
Aha, "a .aid coanty. d-c-s'-d. whose s''s'. 10
represented ias"vrni, give sotierihz, s'x "o"'n.'
euaasn.aeias the tenth day "f sspi."ber. a. u
1861. have b-rn allo~su 10 said creditors To bring
In and p'o,e ihsir claims: sad that ~e ~'h At.
is~i to the service as'ig"et ne At ID. late ret
d..ee 9th. deceased, IN AIise,. ~ the fret Ss
ur.ia, b. Jassaty AID F.bssa'y. 1862, ton ten Of
e.oek Ia the G,ssooa 10 four o'elo,k, Z. NJ Of
zach of said days.
Dated thu. Eo.r,-s@h da, Of October. 1861.
DAVID BlsoEE, ! Commi.-
SAMUEL L. WATsON,S sisasts.
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o,,osp. ..-A,. Cow, o, trola,, held at RI.

O,voap. s.-Ats Court Of Probate held al n.
ne. w,,hia add zoe The Coaa,y 81 Osio'd. on the
third T.e.ds, % iA-ce,a,-r, AID. 1851
CiLMAN CHAPMAN, administrator With the
NJ ~iIi aaaesei % the e.tsr ot u. q. Chap
maa kts Of G,i~ad % s..a eos-,,. s~c~a.~d. ha.-
Jog presented nj. secooi s.d hssl so-oas, 81 nd.
wisi.,ssioa oi Oh. estate Of laid dece~ssd lor al.
h~sscel
Osi.,.d. Ths, the .aid administrator give No.
lice 20 al p~,.oas Interested. by easing o"py Of
III. ocIe, 10 l- psbl,'hed tire. weeks .secess'ye-
!, IN the Osfssd Dc,soers, psiated ct Psfis, that
the, ms, appear =, Fro,ss,s C".,, 'e b~ h.id 81
Paris ,is ss,d oos.ty. q. the third Tses.isy siJsa
sary nat, al ten oi The elsek IN the forenoon.
sod she's cause, ifsry they have. Why the sa@.
.hoald ~, h. allowed.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Jods..
,,v, ,.p,-.,,,.ti J. 4. HONS, R,f,st,r.
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:. D. MiGOON 4 co.

No. Troy, VI ffopfFi"'''
To ~hum Ill or,irr. should 10 ajdr....d. Sold
by Druggist. ,ad ti.fehsAi. generally.
GrstE,L yDsT,,
~ ". NAY. roulaa,
N. y. Bs'r 4 CO., % 7 fsmoni Street. Boston
u, q. GOod-,R L Co., ~ aai ~ Msrshsll ST. 4.
10 ion. Lymsn ~,vsgs n 20. MoaI,,sl.
Sold by W. 4. Ra.', v. u. sou,h Pals: H..
y. B.i.. Co. Psr,i u y No,-,, NoT~pyI
q Potter. John 4. Gerry. u " Nobls and Johs
" Raad. Waterford; VIZ Noung, w,.tPsn,: G..
4 kaishs Br,ast's Poad. 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

The .sb.cr,b,r h.r,b, si''. pab'e not'oe that
h. h,. i-ea dalv sppoia,ed bs III. Honorsble
Jaig. VI Prbls,. for the Cously Of Oxford, and
assumed ID. trust Of Administrator OF the estate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

Th. .,.l-e,il~r hst.b, give. psbl'e notice that
Oh. Ia. b-.a dsl, .ppa,a,.d by The Hoaorab!.
Js,l Z. ~ Probate br the Coaniy OF ONIo'd, asd
assumed IN. irp., oi -dm'a'.si'is 81 the '''s'. OF
AUGUSTINE WILKINS late OF Waterford.
N .aii Coaa,y. d,ccs.'d. by gisiaz i-oad a. the
i.- iir,ci.. she therefore requests sll P-rso
~ho arr ,adsb,sd to the estate ~ ssii decreased
n make Immediate ps,'nr",. sad these Who hs',
..y demand. thereon 10 .xhib, the came To-
bee. II, issI SARAH =. WILKINS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

O,roRr So; A. coun Of Probate held 81 Pa
re, ~ithia sad for IN. Ces|a, ofo>ford, 90 the
,h,ri Tpe.da, Of Deceat~'. 4. ID. 1861.
n N. TwfrCHEll.. simini.iraiss OF The
". estate " Ah.oa Ts,,ehsll. late Of Bsihsl
80 all coasis d~oea.ei. h.',ng pcr.eatei b.. hra
s~r,.,, ~ .diai-trstea 81 the estate Of ..ii de-
c..sei Zoe aliosssce,
Ors,'.d, that the .sid sdHniai.'r CIV. poiie. u
oil p.r.oe. ,a,str,,ed. b, oss,iar copy IL the
or,l., to IL pabl,.h.d the. week. .sce-..,'s, "a
th, O,fstd D,m.cr., p',aisd ., Pare. that they
n., spp-,t at Probate Court 10 be held al Pa.
%, ,a..,d Cospiy. on ih. ih,h Tuxedo, OF jaHSsr,
n.,i, at aia- % the clock IN IN. Es,n""n. sni
.A.~ rsa-. !, ,py they h.'s,~h, III. SANE 'hoea
not bs allowed.
v. W. WOODBURY.. JsSs,
Atrus sOp,-a,is.'i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

OsgoEp. sat- Coart IL Probate held q, Ia.
ri., ~uhia sni cct the Co,r'y of OS,"'i. 90
tho third rs.J., al Decemb~r, 4. II. 1851.
NTARS WILKINS, ai'sis,srrsuS 9th ,he
MI ~ill aan,S.d II the e.isi. & Darius WI.
LA. hate 81 Norway IN ,s,d o'.ai, deoea-d. hs'.
rs pre.~s,ed he's hf.t sad 6aal account ol sd'a'a-
i.,tai,oa u The e.iss Of said d.osAsed inr allow
snc~;
OrIo~i. that th. said adm'x civ. so'ic. 10
~ p@,.oa. is,-r.,i,d. by causing . COZ, 81 thu.
osdet Co be pshl,.hed IL the O,lo'd Deu'oc's',
,Hiu,-i q, rHt.. that ihry my sp,-ar al frO'
tate C.art To h. hold.a al Waterford 10 said cos'a.
" 90 the 22i ~, Of Jasas, neat, at moe o
al. clock 20 the 6r,aoon, ADD she~ cause II any
the, have ~hy the zane .hoaLl mt IL allo~sd.
T.. W. WOODBURY. Judge.
4 true eop,-si,esti J. =. Horss. Reg,.'rr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

The pablo are hereby cautioned st.,s., base
! im,,.,,os Of I. y. ATwOODs BiTTEks,
b, some evil m,sI-d pefsoa ot p~Ssess. Who have
not oil, ocp.e the l,b~i 10 part. ADD sdop'~i pre-
e,..I, the sane .i,ie o( hsttie bet have hal the
Iarrf.re in~s.t 90 reprs.en, 90 ihe'rlsl>'h 'he'
!. th, cane 80 l.. =. At~ond',. AID the mos
completely To dupe the publo they 'a,, "bc~s,r
Of o.,aai,,feiis s.d limitations" aud call 'hs"'he
trash {. g~~ai.~'
Th.s,,osr, al rsssiss put M alter IN" date
~,Il hear an sxt1a Ll~i eooa'sr''saed ny ". IT,
II.,, Dnsy,., pouiasd. Me-. sols GENERAL gent
Jsiy .. 1861.
All dealer. ~ho have the rus suieis. pat up At
aprr,,oa. date, can h. 'spp'ied Nth tsnn IA
bsls. by app,ias as above.
l.. y. ATwOODs
impso,rd Vegetable Physical b'''oa'
JAUNDICE BITTERS.
Th,. 1. AZ effective cure Zoe Jsuai,e-, Head
ache, D,.psp.ia, Worms, DiIriu-.', Toe. o' Ap-
petite, Coli. asi fs,.r., s.d Dsri"s Pa'"'' "
cleanse. the booj 'r.m hsm,rs, and m"'''s"s the
.k,a, .ad 70 sl.o sooi lS' L,,er Co"p1A'a'' 's'ran'
rury. Drup.y, Croap. and Ph,hi''c.
K,sp,LL, MilLs. Jaasar, 18th. 1851
T.i. nay s,rf,fy thar iA'r ayr'si'd W W.
Ha,, D,.sna,-y Sci, G--L Assu foe hs'.I'
81 .y I-s,y->d yt1.Ai, PA,.'ssi B,l's.' Jess
Dc. Bffr,. AL ff,- ih' d.D Ell s,f',' sat "a
l.. r. ATWOOD.
~ u. Hall. Dragged, sgem Lr Br'hel. ssd u.
2. hate. n TO-. PsSs. fo' sac by Dealers 10
n.d,e,sss g,ss'aI,.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YsAR,

uNC IhUUSNNu UullNno Tthn,
i. onl, Gir average 81 the actual profit 10 10
derived from the a.. n ~ the.. m.chiss..
~sd Lf rosh'a,,,s. oi thu. truth. ~. refer 60 any
me ofih ih.o..nd- shn use thea. They ate
sdsptsd 10 .,,ry 'ou Of ~o1k, Zoe ~ c"srss.
upoa ',lk, oot,on, linen OF ~oolra fabrics. sl.o.
light and he.', leather. The. never is'l to give
ssIi.fsetioa
To me.t the growing demand 70, smaller and
nrr. .l,gam msehip. ior private ssi hoa.,hoId
purpo,.-, We ha', ju.i p'odac.d and are ready
o receive orders for sing-r's
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Which i.ih- mast compsc, and b~ss,,lal s.s.
iag Msrhiae ever constructed. u 10 oTnsmssi led
In the hghr., style ofih- AT. and all -hs .se IL
ar. delighted With IL. IL n,k.. the Improved
ini"'lotke'i stitch, aai !. capable Of do,sg I.
Erratsr variety II ~o'k 10 better .yl~ ik,a az,
ether ss~ing Machine ever offered 6r f.ui,
pu'possr.
IL 10 not subject % the ohi-ciios a! u.iss ,~,os
t,o much thread. sni n.kiag q Iasel,ag ..sln,
Like the Grover 4 Rsksf! nss ). % roahn~i "a 1T
of~ts,'"a. To lev ihia fsh,es. liable TO get o"'
81 order snd uahti-i 10 u,e eAx thread Ike the
Wheeler L Wil.op Machine lat d. ssnply SON
oisai To- perform all s,ads off.m,i, sesias.
Price % Family asebine, With 'To" ~ D., CO"
pi-,e fo' nee, sloo. The larger ',s.a'ri ma
chimes irom SIPS 10 200. ss"d '"' u " Stage
L Co. GsIets, q beautiful pictorial pspt,' de.
voted To Sewing M.eh,.s., snd eonia,"'"s i,st al
psic~. ssd al other Information "a the .o'gsc''
u will he forwarded s's,,.
4. N. SINGER h CO.,
as broadway, N.~ Yo,k.
sRAsoH "rTIc,sIs
J,o.ton, Albsn,, Baltimore, ~ Iouis
Providence Glo'eTsyills tia,inu.li, N,Of,ean.
v. Havoc, Rochester. Chicago, Notie
Newark, Phil-d.lphia Nashville. Paris, ".
Glasgow. Scotland.
Local Agent. wanted. -
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o. ". WOODBURY. J~lg-.
kus- e-p,-,u-.,i }. =. il.sss K-g-'-'.

O,'ohp. sat Cent Of rrcls'. bell a,
rsu.. ~uh,a Sol Zoe Ib, '"uai, II ost',d os
ID. th,ui T~.da, tI D.c.a,l-f, 4 ID. isei.
hN The r~,ii..a q, LtCHErit GROVER.
-,da- Of MAI = Gws,r l.i' oi N"'s'y
IN .a,d Csss,y dc-ca..d, p'a,ia. ip' IN al'~snc'
oai ~ ih- y-t.oaal estate Of her late ha.bini,-
O,Lo,i, That The .a,d I-iii'oast give not,r. 10
Ill p-s-,a. ia,s'~.i.i b, caa.,ag copy ofthis
order 10 H. Isubl,.hei IhTr- --vks .ucc..s"sl, ~
The O,i,'d p,ssscr.i p',",ei q, Pare. ,h'i 'h'y
a.g-at at . Probate Co.fi To- - held At Waterford
- ..,,i ,s,a',. 90 the 81 j.y ~ Jsna.', "-st.
81 a.s. a'rksk - the io'rsoSa, AMI shes c-a'.,
II az, ne, have NV the same 'hOuli not -
granted. T.. ". WOODBURY.. Jsdgs.
A tiu- cop,-aue,t; J. =, h"tH'. k'g'.rr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

THE HEROES OF PEACE,
THE HEROES OF war.
IN ANTHONY, No. SOL BROADWAY.
H.. NEW YORK, i,no~ Publishing, 10 Hdii.
,,.s A ..h.s pos,rsi,s. The evlebrsisd coieeiiea
kso~a 10 Essops anil me'iea ~
Brsdy's National Photographic
Portrait Gallery,
10 which D. i.ciaded Portraits oi nearly al me
psomineat men of America, not ss'p'i"e
JED. D.,,.. G,a. Bess'-gSd. Fh'd, a"d hoe,
II 0'h.r esaf-Isr.,.. Pace. 81 Portraits, $50
pei daI.n. C.a lie seat b, mail.
Scenes OF tho War for the Union.
an, publishei. card sac, ssi ia .iere,soopie FORM
s,.,ro.oopic ,,.-s II .c.a~. !. Par;.. Loadoal
sad 10 other part. of Eagt.rd .si r.sac.;
10 seo,laad, ifstssd. wale., 10 nd.
s~,t,esisai, sps,-. 90 Oh. iih,s~,
ia AIhea.. EyPI. Twtss. the
Iiol, LAID, Ch,.~. isd,a,
Cuba, Ae.. Nc. cd
,.f.as~.
Our instantaneous Stsreoscopic Views
The Greatest Wonder of the Age.
Th-.. are ,skss ~ the fS''l-,h part of .soo"d.
apd the ru.hias ~ water. the mo,lne Of lea'e',
q, the ms-eh ~ an army. doss NJ, IN the slightest
d.yr,- .d-.i m. i.k,as OF ,hs.. views. They
az, .oli 6s $500 pe' dor.a
We have si.a 90 had aud manufacture Oh.
largest ass pdmrst ~ >iereoscoric. Photographic
Anap.. ssi Photographic Maternal ~ the Uniisd
States. s..I Net a Cd. 80 the world.
C.tslosves. ooal,i iiss i.,. Of III oaf Portraits.
vi.~,. s,ereo.eor-,, H.. s-a' Zee b, nail. on
receipt ola stamp.
y. ANTHONY, sol broadway.
$3.50 Near 81. Nehol.s Hotel. Ns~ fofk.
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A tru. sop,-aus.''
-. Hupss. R,Eiar.

o,,usp, n.-AI a Copr, ~ Probate held At
P.r,., .,ihia All faf IN, Caua,y IL ONiri I.
GA N. ,h,,d Tss.d., ~ D,ceml<f, A.p 1861
lgEL,Tt,u BRowN, sdain,.rr,uis 90 'h.
Nj --,., of N iS,- J. Bruss late Il Nss,c. N
cad C,-,ai, J~csa.~,i. hs',ag pr-.sn'-d hs' h'.i
.sa 6n,l .c-os.t II sda,ai.iraiion n ih. estate
IL .a,d dsc,as.d s-s .llnssa-si
O,hr,d. That N. .aid .ini's g''. NOTICE ~
~ psf.oa. ,ui~r-.i-i Nv eau.ias . cay 'ih,'
os,i-t ~ ~ pail.bsi ihrre sesk. 'Scce..''ely
~ he O,f,ri p~mocr.i p'Is,'d 81, fsu. ihst
The, na, appear AZ frh'le Coat :" - held
~ Int.. - ..rl CSaa'y, va,hs ihud Tu~-d', 81
Js,a.n seat, ~ sae'cA'cA N N" ia'-"on", -"i
.h.- cau.s. II az the, have. oh, The ssm-
.AaalI not 10 siLI--i.
D.. ". WOODBURY.. Jpis..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

O,rOtp, s.-N c,'au ui fc,hs's held al Ia
r,-. ~tL,a .st ioI the c.'a"', ~ ',i'''l, oa Ia.
,h,rl rs-..ls, II D-,~ml-f. \. u. l-hi.
nNIh. T~,,ii.s ofku I'll HASKELL. ~,d'-
~ ThonI, ii..A,ll late 81 osfSd ~ sad
Cosa,y ,I~y.-.~i. P'.,'sg Zoe az slo~,ae, cot OF
th. p-''ossi Estate 81 hef late ha.is"d'
Oris-~i. That the 'a'i Pe''i'an.' give hn'ie.
In AL p.r.sa. rut-r.t-i, by csasiuE a copy oi
th,. ,ui-, to - psbl.hoi ,hI-. s-,l. 'Sroc s.is.-
" 20 IN. O,io,d Draocrst pT,.'ed at Pare, that
tho, ma, appear Vt Probate Cor, To 10 held at
II Pan. IN ..,d coas,s. % the third Tsssda, Of
Jsas,r, as,t. ct aise o'olck Ia iA. io'-s"oa, s"i
shes o.u... 4 90, the, have, ~hy the sane 'hoad
NJ, b. s.nIca. -
is. lions. R,f,du.
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D.. ". WOODBURY.. jpds..
4 tees. eop,-.li.s; J. =. I,Opp.. Rsgi.le'.

Otrosp, ss.-N Cart ii rr'sl,str he'll 81 IA.
80. .,ih,a .al toe the C.'sa's 1T Sl'tt 90
The th,ri Tee. ~ ~ nsrssl'', &, \ ". 1851
I Eil WiiirNN> snd GEORGE T.. WHIT
NEN, .,-,ui"T. ~ ihs s.i Will s@i i''i.'
,asat o Wiii,sm &. whus-, h,. 81 NorssN ~
,aid ,oasi,, dro.s-~d, hh',hs pr.,.nied Their
..cosd sot"sat Il Standardization II the estate of
..,d dss.a.si &c allowance:
Osd.,,d, That the .sj E>csu,"ss s,'s M
TO. q. al ,-~t..a. is,s',-isd b, oss.'ss copy
Il th,. ,5,sr 10 ~ psbl,.h~i three weeks 'sec-.'
.i,.l, ~ the OsfSTi p-n.srat p''a'sd 81 fsn..
ihs, The, hs, app>ar Z. rf"hS. c"a'i 10 10
bell at Pare. ~ s.,i csssis go the third I"s.ds,
II J.pa.r, a-st. 1t a,ns II th. tkrk 10 lh~ Soc
saoa. az. she's tas.., Il 40, the, have, ~h, the
Sane .hSald NJ, 10 slla-.d.
a.. ". WOODBURY., Jslg-.
q to-. ,ao,-.t,..tf = u.sss Register.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-07
slidell's Mission near Its Emo.

SlideIl's mission to France seems to meet
with no better fate than that of Massn to
England. Both are treated with morbid
GOODNESS by the Foreign Ministers. Every
thing is avoided in the limited intercourse
with the rebel commissioners that could in
appearance countenance the idea of official
recognition. The following from the cor
respondence of the London Star, shows
that Mr.. Slidell may, as soon as he Plesses,
vacate his post at Paris without detriment
to his cause !:
The Southern Commissioners are work
ing with all their might to obtain from the
French Government formal or even indi-
rect recognition Of the confederation
They are, Tam on the best authority informed,
greatly diIpfrited at the reception tChieh II.
ZhOuUeHdl gdUe Mr.. SiidsH. Everything
was done to give the reception the most
private character, By private mean un-
official, and American politics were only
touched on in the most general terms By
the Minister of Foreign Affairs. A south
ern gentleman who was in the thick of the
secession movement here, remarked few
evenings ago that StGUery has made such a
tyGu Of partition between the South and
Europe as to neutralize Mr.. Slidelrs diplo
matte talents. He also said he feared his
friend would be obliged to go back to the
Confederate States without having obtained
the results which he came to Europe to &C.
complish. l understand that several
Southeruers of standing in the Confederate
party here have decided upon offering L
France as guarantee for her performance
of the offers which Mr.. Slidell is empow.
cred to make, portion of Louisiana oil
Florida.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-07

One of tho associates of Parscn Brown
low, of Tennessee, both in religion ond pa
triOtism, is called "Old Gift" Tie Nash.
vile correspondent of the New York Til
6uTc gives this account of him:
Zone of the most eminent and iIterest-
ing actors throughout the Union llnmn in
Tennessee is old Cliff a Methodist cler-
gyman, living near Chattanooga, well
known for integrity aud righteousness of
purpose throughout the eastern aud middle
districts. From the very outbreak Of Sc
cessionism lie opposed it with a zetlous
Vigor and cOnstHncy. At the Union con-
vention, held at Knoxville last summer he
made a violent speech in favor ola separa-
ton OF the loyal from the rebellious coun-
ties, and the formation of ne " State
This movement having failed, he went
home and commenced active defiance of
the rebel authorities by organizing the
Untonists of his vicinity into companits
and regiments. As late as in the early
part of September, there was an encamp.
ment of several hundred under his com.
mand in the mountains of Bradley county,
over which the stars and stripes fionted
with sword underneath. 1t was after.
wards broken up, but he managed to keen
up aud extend a secret organization, not.
w:thstanding the constant efforts to cap
turs him, and being duly notified of the
intentions of the bridge-burners, he had
nearly thousand men assembled under
his standard in the middle Of November.
Seeing no prospect of Union support he
again disbanded his force Upon the news
of the fall of Fort Donelsou he immedi-
ately gathered band of several hundred,
with whom he made his way to Geo. Car
ters command. He is now at the head of
a newly organized regiment"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-07

A correspondent of the IOtcd State Reg
lister thus speaks of Mrs. Jessie Fremont:
al sat to-day talking an hour with Gen
eral and Mrs. Fremont; soon after, with
those who bitterly oppose them. Ny heart
sickens. Where will all this cnd2 Do
you want to know how Jessie looks and
seems in the midst of her trials2 What
ever may be thought of him (Fremont) let
every one honor the wife who 50 uobly
shares her husbands anxicties, and stands
at his side strong in'love, in will aud en-
ergy to help him TO the utmost of her pow
er. Tho spirit of Col Benton looks out OF
Jessie's eyes The bright flush of her
cheek, the sweet play of her lips, when sec
Onded by the clear ideas of her powerful
mind ,renderher captivating to n remarkable
degree. She has scarcely slept OF rested
since she came to Washington. To see her
husband INDICATED is the restless burning
of her soul, and she is mistress of every
statistic, every item that can weigh for Of
| against him, ard it is easy to see by the
dilated nostril and flashing eye, how wholly
she believes in Fremont's integrity, and
resents his hccusers charges. Alb, well
can remember when she stole from hes
fathers home to become the bride of the
man she has nobly followed for better Of
for worse. She Was SO handsome and gay
aud now she appears like some Roman
matron, full of dignity and high resolve
have always felt proud to have Jessie
Fremont and Mrs. Douglas, opposite in
character though they be, represent US as
American women; for whatever faults
they may possess, their minds aud IeartS
have glOriously borne the changes o. pros
perity and adv ersity."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-07


NATRINoNIAL.-The following advertise
meut We find in one of our New York ex.
changes 1t illustrates pretty fully the
practical view of matrimOny that is said to
obtain when the romance is gone:
M ATRIMoNIAL.-AN AMERICAN rROPRs-
1Nl aonal gentleman, . NfdoReF, IS year. OF Rre
without tneumbrance, Of irTOpTuachable moral Rnd
religious character, Protestant, OF domestic habitS
with some property and moderate Inoonie hayipI.
known the happiness OF n welded life, and deepiS
FEELING his changed and lonely condition desireS 10
correspond, with view TO mAtrimony With An
American Protestant Lady, under so yearl Of age.
educated aeeomp aHiRblO pious good IoOkinR
and used 10 good but not gay OociOty who has a in
come q least adequate to individual support and
that Of her children, II abe have any, and vEhoSe
happiness would be augmented by the kindness and
devotion OF an tndulgent husband we're q mutual
attachment formed and cherished. UnauestionShIe
reference a 70 character aud responsibility gIVen
and asked before an interview Is sought iddFeS-
LebbsuH, Post Once New York, with pRrticnI1rI ~
to persOn, age and poSitOn which will meat yTith
candid and sincere consideration.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-07

SoAE ingenious musical wag wrote the
following novel "catcb," which was set to
music in such way as to make the audi
enc elaugh out loud. 1t is quite romantic
to read, but ludicrous to hear sung:
''Ahi how sophia, can you leave
Your lover, and OF hopes bereavOl
Go fetch the indlAn's borrowed plume,
Vet richer far than that your bloom;
I'm but q lOdGer In your heart,
And more than one, 1 fear have part"
The music of these lines was so arranged
as to make one voice cry out:
"a house a IRE! IRE arsln
While second ehimed in
so foteh the inglno.l fetch the ingine.,n
And a third called out
"rm but lodgori but a iOdEeri" &c.
The reader will easily see how this lu-
dicrOus pronunciation was produced. 1t
was quite as good as comedy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-07
Rnmora nhont onrlnIh.


Rumors were rife on the streets on Sat-
urday aud yesterday concerning battle at
Corinth. Some had heard it through one
source and some through an other. At
this writing we have no such news through
the Associated Press avenues, which must
be taken as the only reliable ones. We
do know however, that the rumors to which
we have referred are credited in high mill
tary quarters in the city. They are to the
effect that Buell. had attacked Beauregard
and defeated him. Why the news should
be withheld up TO this time if it is true, is
more than we eau tell. There may be some
inscrutable military reasons, but we do not
see them, and theI efore we hesitate to place
any reliance on the news. When bat
tie HIS been fought there can be very little
use in Withholding the result from the pub
lie, especially if it is victory. And judg-
ing from the precedents at Donelson, Win
chester, &c., we do not believe it would be
withheld.
But whether the rumors are true OIL
false, it is certain that we may daily, and
even hourly, expect news from COrinth
1t seems to rs that great battle inevita
bly, impends there. The enemy canno
further retreat, and we cannot further ad
vance without battle. 1t has become I
necessity of the situation. And from al
that we see of the relations of the twt
armies to each other, we have little fear o
the result.
LATER.-since writing the above vi
have a special from the New York World
which gives color to the rumors refer
red to. 1t seems that we have started il
well ut COriuth. We have outAanked tn,
rebels and cut off their communication
with Memphis, and further glorious news
says the World, is expected.