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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04
In Debt, aud upOnan
Attachment.


In this suit, the object Of which "a 70 recover Of
the defendant Hugh ReI, ninety dollars, GEOLOGY
with Legal interest thereon from the LIST day OF jan
uAry, 1867, till paid. George 7. TeTby, the PiaintiA
having filed Lis declaration, and the defendant Hugh
Kerr, not having been served with the summons In
pearing by andaEit filed, that the said defendant
Hugh ker Is deemed, under the provisions Of an Act
OF Assembly declaring certain persons nonresideht
passed February 10, 1862 Rresdent Of this State
II ts ordered that the said Hugh Ker do appear within
one month amer due publication hereof and do what
Is necessary to protect his Interests in this suit
A eopy-test; L. HARMANS0N, Clerk.
W g. RnEE, pa. aus1, 1td&5tW
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NEW YORK, Sept. s-The steamer Baltic
has arrived here.
The schooner Henry G. Bogless has also
arrived with three hundred troops on
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BB- FLAG PRRsESrATioS.-Ap pleasant
affair came of last evening in front of the
store of Messrs. Harry & Berryhill. 1t
was flag presentation to the company of
Capt. Ice, Of Marion county. The flag, a
beautiful one, was prepared by Miss Mary
Harry and Miss Emma Irwin. Auditor
Crane made the presentation speech and
Lieut.. Col. Stewart, of the 14th Regiment
responded. Both were elegant and appro-
pirate addresses aud were we'll received.
Capt. Ice made brief speech and was fol-
lowed by Major D. D. johnson, also ofthe
l4th, and some ladies aud gentlemen pres
ent sang the fayOrite song, Eve are march
lug along" 1t was very enthusiastic and
very we'll conducted demonstration.
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B@"AsFIrCH IN TrNE, For Diarrhea,
pains in the bowels, &ca use GRUNDY's
CHOLERA MIXTURE. Price rs cents.
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wHEELING, VA,

WHEELING, VA. Sept. 3.
The members of the Wheeling Battery
tender thanks to Messrs. Campbell L Me-
Dermot. editors of the LnteIlgencer, for pa
pers received in Camp Wiley. =
[Signed. By the COMPANY.
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samuel ]. Berry and james
W. Palmer, Merchants
and partners, trading I'M
der the firm Of Berry &
Palmer. PIN.
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v Ofthe County Court Of Northampton County, on
the first Monday in July, A. D. 1862;
Kendall 2. Addison, plta. InDebt, and
Leroy Oldham and I'd. Holland, defts. Attachment
this suit the object Of which Is to recover Of the
defendants, Nine Hundred Dollars 1890 COL with le
gal Interest thereon from the 18th day Of August
1850, till paid the plaintiff having dled his DECLARE
ton, aud the defendant, Leroy Oldham not having
been served with the summons In this suit OF with
the attachment therein, and Il appearngIb by an All
davit fled that the said defendant Leroy oldham e
deemed, under the provisions Of act OF Assembly
declaring certain persons nOn-resdent, passed Febru
airy 10th, 1892 resident OF this State; it Is
dered that the sad Leroy oldham do appear here
do what Is necessary to protect his interests In this
suit.
A,COpy-Tests L. HARNIANSON, Clerk.
W. q. RHET, p q. aHE6 4tW
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In Debt, and
Upon an Attachment.

In this suit the object Of which to recover OF the
defendanta Two Hundred Dollars. 1890 DOL with le-
gal interest thereon from the 18th day June 1861
tllpAid, subject TO credit OF 60 90 the 18th Of
laration, and the defendant Charles smith not hav-
Ing been served with tho in this suit or with
the attachment therein, and II appearing by an am
daVt filed, that the said defendant o aries Smith, 70
deemed, under the provisions Of act Of Assembly
declaring certain persons nonresident passed Rebr-
aIy 10th, 1862 not resident Of this State It Is order
ed that the said Charles Smith do appear here with
in one month AFTER due publication hereof, and 90
what IL necessary to protect his interests in tssut
COpy-Teste; L. HARSIANsON, Clerk.
W. @. RILET, p. q. aug5 1td3tW
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VIRGINIA. Al Rules held in the Clerk sOhico
v Of the County C0uFt Of Northampton coaniy, on
the first Monday in July, A. D. 1861.
GnoRdH 7. YERrE, PltG; 4 =, M. .,,s,.....
Aft5ci.o.lt -
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B8 CAPT. E. W. SrEPHExs.-Ad dispatch
from Washington city, received yesterday
states that Capt. B. w. stephens Jr, Of the
First Virginia, is represented among the
missing. He ia probably prisoner.
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MHEELING Female SEMINARY

TUE FALL SESSION OF this Institution viii com.
i menee on wednesday, the Sd day Of September
A primary department for young Misses will be
opened at the same time, under the charge Of a
competent Teacher. =
The Seminary buildings have been thoroughly rem
oyated and much improved during the VHcation-
Able and experienced teachers have been secured for
each department., and every edIart will be made 70
secure the comfort and progress Of the pupils.
0ugzS-ltW&dtd Principal.
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E1- READER, you can have enduring, Away
ready, aud reliable OOED PIN, exactly adapted to
your hand and style Of writing, which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. If You
want 1t, see 'ThO Pen Is Allghter than the Sword
In another column. mh26
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HuaH KmDen.

In this suit the object Of which Is to recover OF
the detendantl Hugh ker, one hundred and dfteen
dOllArH 1lBQOl with legal interest thareon from the
lst day Of January 1856 tl paid, subject TO credit
Of thirty dollars q Of the lte, 0eoTgsI. Yer
by, the PLAINTIFF having hled his deelaEation, aud
the defendant, Hugh Ker, not having been served
with the summons In this suit or with the attach
ment therein, and tt appearing By an anldavit fled
that the said defendant Hugh KeF, q doemsd under
the provisions Of Act Of Assembly declaring Ger
tain persons nonresident, passed February TO- 1862
not resident OF this Sthts Il Il ordered that thu
said Hugh KeF, do appear within one month Gfter
dus publication hereof, and do what is neeesary to
protect his interests In this suit.
L. HARNANsoN. Clerk.
w, g. RILET,P.q. aug, 1td&3tW
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.
: PnblIshed for the benefit and a warning and a
caution to young men whS suffer from Nervous De-
billty, Premature Decay &C.; supplying at the same
time the means Of selfCuro. by one who has cured
himself afttr being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quaekery. By enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be
had OF tho author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., Now York. ap4-lydAw
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su01Pu n F9llIlIll- J
IN pursuance Of Orders of Sale In the above named
u eAnses win, on Monday, September 9, Isd2, AZ
esed TO sell Joseph h PendietOns Interest IL o so
sixteen [16l square two f2L and lot No Glaen ISL
intsrest in three and half r51<l aerOs q Iani,
BogEs farm. described IN deed o. Partition bStUes1
Isaac W. Mitchell, Jo5eph II. Peildlutou and Zaeha-
riah Jacob, recorded IN dsed h5clk No. - foli8 $50
attached - the property Of sid Jofe n. Peuloton
plat q sid real esats can b e TIE GheFHs
once.
sale 20 eommenes a. 10 o'uIock, A. n. Terms Of
Gll6s credit ofsix and twelve month"; vita inter
ct from the day q sale, the purchaser purchasers
giving bond With approved security f1r tlS nIlr to
title being retained until the Wh1is q tie aiI1-s
i. .ssss..a H-.1 ALozzo Ion1se. sl.lin
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Notice to Mail subsoribers.

RH-LIEur. Col. Hoy, of the 9th Vir-
ginia Infantry, arrived in the city yester-
day morning from Cumberland, where he
has been sitting upon court martial. AT
Grafton he heard that bridge had been
destroyed By the rebels on the Northwest
ern Virginia Railroad, and as he desired to
go to Parkersburg, of which post he is
Commandant, he thought to come to this
city aud go down the river. In this he
was disappointed, as the water was too
low. Col. Hoy says that about $500 rebels
were at Webs Mills, in Richie county,
only about twelve miles from the North
western Railroad, apparently on the way to
Parkersburg. They were commanded by
Col. VIM. L. Jackson, formerly of Parkers-
burg, and Judge of the Circuit Court of
that District.
We last evening received the following
note from Col. Hoy. 1t relates to state
meut made in our paper yesterday morning
to the effect that Lieut.. hoy, of the 9th
Virginia Infantry, helped the rebels to sack
Weston on the occasion of the recent raid
upon that place:
Editors Inteliigeneer:
Please say that LIT. Col. Hoy is not the
person mentioned in your paper as having
turned traitor at Weston. My loyalty is
above suspicion. If my brother has turned
traitor hope and pray that he may be
shot. Ny county first and last know
no ties of blood in this war with rebellion.
JOHN F. Hoy,
1t. Col. 9th Va. Infantry.
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UmGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks or
v Zee Ofths County Court Of N lrtbampton County,
on the first Monday In July, A. D., 1857:
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In Debt, and upon an
lttaehm0nt


In this suit the object OF which e 10 recover Of the
defendant, Hugh Ker, one hundred dollars CslOOOO)
with legal interest thereon from the Fst day Of jan
nary, 1855, till paid, George r VERIFY. the plaintiff
haTing hed his declaEaiion and Ii defendant Hugh
Ker, not having been served with the summons in
this suit with the attachment therein, and It APP
pearing by AddAYit filed, that the said defendant,
Hugh KOr is deemed, under the proVisions Of an
Act Of Assembly declaring certain porsons nOnresi-
State: q e ordered that the sid Hugh Ker DO ap-
pear here within one month after dine publication
hereof and do what Is Necessary to protect his inter
ests In this suit.
eopy-teste:
". q. RMKT, p.G. aug1,ltdAStW
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UTRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks once
ofthe County Court Of Northampton County, on
the first Monday In July, A. D. 1862:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04

NIRGIHIAG At Rules held in the Clerks Omce
v OF the County Court OF Northampton County, on
the first Monday in July, A D. 1862.
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In Debt,
and


URGINIA--At rules held In tbs Clerk,s one
" Of the Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on the
INST Monday in July, 1852.
Sand a. Anavais eomplaInants,
VI.
David Bare and Others, dsfendants
The object Of this suit Il 10 subject three town lots
In Butchers addition TO the town Of Weston In this
county, to-Wit: Lots Nos and 1 conveyed BY p NJ
Hale and wife, and J. G. VanderVoFt and wife TO de-
PENDANT, Junins 3. HutehisoB trustee ior LamIra n
Bare By deed dated 2sth RebruAFy, 1906 and lot No
- adjoining same, lately puTehasod By defsndant
David Bare, from Solomon Jarvis, to the payment Of
eomplainAnts demand set up In the bill.
It appearing BY aiidaVit Med that defendant James
R Hutchinson, e not resident Of this State aud he
not appearing, on motion Of the eompIainanfI n e
ordered that be do appear here in one month affer
due publication Of this order, and do what q nees-
sary to protect his interest In this suit.
Sasss9sw' GA. jackson, Clerk
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URGINIAs-At Rules held in the oIerk'sofaee
v Of the County Court Of Northampton county,
on the hrst Monday in July, A. D. 1862;
Edward Holland Pltn' In Debt
In this suit the object Of which ito recover OF the
defendant, N. Robert Cary, Three Thousand and
Twenty-Five Dollars S,O25 ool with legal interest
thereon from the LIST day 81 January lsS1 till paid
Edward Holland, the plaintiff, having filed his dec
laratiOn, and the defendant N Robert CRY not hhy-
ing been served with the summons In this suit, or
with the attachment therein and # appearing by an
nhdavtt MED that the said defendant n. Robert Ca
~ is deemed-under the provisions OF act Of As
semby declaring certain persons nonresident, pas
SD February 10Th, lS62not resilient Of this State
u h ordered that the said n HObert Cary do appear
here within one month after dine publication hereoE
and do what IA necoary to protect his Interests In
this suit.
a Copy-TeSts: L.HAR0IANsoN, Clerk.
w o. kIIEE' Pa augi-1td 5tW
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Once
Y Of the County Court Of Northampton County, on
the hrst Monday In July, A. D. 1862,
GRoRdE 7. YKRBE Pltd:
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b5-A NEW CoNP ANY FROM BARBOUR
TIE STATE OF THINGS IN THAT County,
A company of 96 men. commanded by
Capt. Howes came in yesterday morning
from Barbour county, and went into Camp
Wiley. They are all rugged mouutaineers
who have handled the deadly rifle all their
lives, and who will make the best soldiers
in the world.
Mr.. Myers, member of the House from
Barbour county, comes with the company.
He represents that most lameutable state
of things exists in Barbour county. The
fear of a draft caused about one hundred
and fifty rebels to leave and join the rebel
guerrillas, and majority of the active
fighting Union men are in Capt. Howes
company. The consequence is there is no
body left at home but the women aud
children. Many of the men who left to
join the guerrillas, were men who had been
trusted and protected by the Union people
They have now Joined set of merciless
horse-thieyes, and come back to destroy
their old neighbors. What is said of Bar
bour county, is true of most of the noun
tain counties, particularly upon the border.
The Union people have abandoned the hope
of living in peace, and are going into the
army.
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From the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
GGCIIEMICAI. WRITING. FLUID.o

"CHEMICAL WRITING FIUIDs"
ave are indebted to MessrF. Il. Barr 4 Co. for a
supply Of IaughlIns Bushheld's Ink, article We
have been using exclusively for tho year past.
at Is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
by a firm whose loyalty never for moment wavered
and to whose patriotism tho highest compliment We
could pay would be to say that 1t Is genuine, as
free as unfadlng and permanent their Ink, with
which We make this record
we use this FLUID because. aftsr being tormen
ed with many other black devices. we have found It
superior in every respect any other either foreign
or home make, aud hence pronounce It the best and
most reliable In this market"
LAUGHLINS DUsnFIRLD, Manufacturers,
Iuhsslinn Va
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sHERIFF's SALE,

SHERIFF
James g. Porter,
vs.
Joseph II. Pendleton.
Joseph @ Harbour,
Joseph II. Pendleton.
John T. Lakin,
Joseph II. PsndIoton.
Bpraim h Barnes
joseph II. Peulleton-.
Adam Kuhn, Administrator
ofBspj. ,. Ridgiey's e.
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john I. wilkins and Geo.
I. Turner, AdministFa-
tors Of joshua D. Turn
er, decd. plth.,
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First Stock SprIng GOOdsl
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
COOPER & SENSENBY.

WE are opening much larger stock than usual
wv of all kinds FANCY STAPLE DRY GOODS.
And are offering them at the lowest market prices
For CASE to which respectfully invite the att n
tlon Of buyers. [mh3l COOPER sENSENEY.
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Charles Smith and Tho
mas I. Upshur, defts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-15
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.


Several eminent physicians OF Boston have
recently been made the victims of a "conh.
dence" game. A young man has imposed
upon them by representing that he was stu.
dent, had Just received his diploma, had been
robbed, aud needed funds to get home. Five
doctors, believing his story, furnished him
with funds. The swlndler is said to be the
man who travelled about last tall as COLONEL"
appearing at Concord N. H., as Col. Nelson
OF Lancaster, Penn, and at other places as
Col. Porter, Col. Parker, Col. Lawrence, &c.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Private John Battles of The twenty third
regiment, who was badly wounded at Roanoke
Island, has reached his home in New Bedford.
lie was accompanied by the coutraband SER
want OF Col, Maggi, whose name is Stephen
Smith "Who do you belong to, Sleve!" was
asked. 81 belongs RELY to Col. Maggi, but
Pse at present detailed ON private Batlless
staff, said he, with gutfaw
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Wednesday afternoon, the large four story
building known as the "Gue Mills, near the
government buildings, Cohassett, was entirely
destroyed by fire, together with several Gus
tom house boats that were stored in the build.
ing. The loss is estimated at from $50 600 to
$4,000.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
A nine-year old son OF Albert ID. Bagg, of
West Springfield, while at play recently in
barn, Tell to the floor distance OF some six.
teen feet, striking on his back and shoulders,
and rendering him insensibe. AT last accounts
his full recovery was doubtful.
MAINE.
A correspondent informs the Bangor Wing,
that in Brownville a few days since, Thomas
B. Clifford was arraigned on a charge OF at
tempting to shoot a. +. Sanchfeld. 1t ap
pears Slanchfield was in Gitlord's house, and
that they had AN angry controversy. A few
minutes afterwards, willie Clifford was in an
other room, he discharged a gun, the ball
from which passed through an open door,
wounding Stanchfeld in the abdomen, and
then passed directly through the neck OF Gift
lords child, a little boy Of four years, killing
him instantly AT the examination it did not
appear that Clifford discharged the gun pur.
posCly, and he was liberated.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
DIR. ID. b. Nelson, major of the New Eng
land cavalry, was brought to this city last
night from Rhode Island, on requisiton by
Gov. Berry on Gov Sprague, to deliver him
up, on charge OF converting TO his own use
$4,000 belonging 10 the Mechanics Perpetual
Loan Fund Association, in this city. He was
brought here by police officer Justin Spear.
This morning he was arraigned before the pO.
lice court, and gave bonds in the sum of $1,000
to answer further tomorrow morning, at 81
Standardization Mirror, 14th
The Concord Democrat mentions case of
g ealing IN that city which is without its par.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-15

CHANGES IN THE OFFICERS OF THE IwEN-
rY-FIRsr REGIMENT-The following changes
in the officers of the twenty first regiment
have been made since the battle at Roanoke
Island. The new appointments are of course
subject to the confirmation of Governor An
drew
Major w S. Clark to be lieutenant colonel
commanding, vice Alberto c. Maggi. resigned;
Capt j. p. Rice, Co. IL, to be major, vice w.
S. Clark. pre- NOTED Co. L, LIST Lieut.. Solomon
Hovey, Jr, to be captain in Co. L, vice Capt
Rogers, resigned; Co. A, LIST Lieut.. Charles
W. Davis to be captain in Go. X, vice Capt
Washburn, dismissed by court martial; Co.
H, LIST Lieut. John B. Frazer to be captain in
Co. II, vice Capt, Josiah p. Rice, promoted ;
lieutenant in Co. X vice NJ. NJ, Park hurst,
resigned; Co E, % Lieut. Woodbury. White
more TO be first lieutenant vice s. Hovey, Jr.,
promoted; Co. c, ID Gleut. Ira j. Keltun to be
first lieutenant in Co. II, vice Frazer, promoted I;
Co. u, orderly sergeant H. y. l5eckwth to he
second lieutenant in Co. d, vice Hayward,
promoted; Co. A, orderly sergeant Frederick
M. Sanderson to he second lieutenant i'll Co.
A, vice John Brooks, Jr promoted Go. G,
orderly sergeant Frederick A. Bemis to be
second lieutenant, vice Ira j. kelton, promo
ted Co. L, orderly sergeant Chas Coolidge
to be second lieutenant in Co. L, vice White
more, promoted; Co. X, orderly sergeant Har-
rison Adrich to be second lieutenant, vice
John b. Williams, resigned; Co. a, sechnd
lieutenant John Brooks, Jr, To be first lieuten-
ant, vice Chas. w. Davis, promoted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-15

ARMY CoNTRACrs.-T committee of the
legislature on special army contracts had an
other hearing Friday forenoon. Harvey jew
ELL Esq, assignee OF Ruggles, Nourse, & Co.,
test,ned IN reference to the making of wagons
by Mr. Ames, of the governors council. He
said that about the time OF the failure of that
company, it was deemed advisable to have
their materials on hand worked up into army
wagons, and MIR. Ames, who had a mortgage
upon the property, took possession OF the shop
aud materials at Worcester and Groton, and
made wagons for the state, for S12O each. lie
made wagons OF the same quality for the U.
5. government, receiving Sl45 each. Since
then the property had been purchased by Mr..
Ames for 90 per cent Of lis appraised value.
The wagons made tor the state were well con
structed, and, as he believed, sold cheap
Boston Traveller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-15

In this city, March "a, Ella. daughter of lain ~,
sarah DurkinS aged RS Q mos - ~ - "i''
Esq aged IS yrs ' o " Nhency hhleh
Funeral At her late residence, oil Tuesday next Mt on,
oVipck; heiatlves and friends are invited To- atcnf
without further notice. ~ W "''eN'
IN p9rnmsylle March 49, Nelson Ferry, aged &c year
Funeral to-day tSaturdav) at his Ia,s ros,,o,..
without further notice. ~ W "e present
m Clint9n, March 8, Alexander WylIe eldest sor -,
"yne aug Janet Forester, VISA mos ana 2b davs ~ "
~ STERLING, Feb 20. Mrs john Townsend as vrs
80 years WV VI 40" 9nattuck'
In lempleton; March s. Maria 1herIsa wife of eoros
Newton, Vi yrs 8 mos Is DAYS w " N'o'se
IN Southbrdge, March TO- Flavla Japps wifi, Of H.
sea Goodell aged Al yrs mos way VI iio
In Sprnlf field. March 49, at the house nc Ceor,o A.
ram ESQ, his father nlaw, Luclus u Omsteed sAt ~
~ Nnea&o ~ tte was tho last survive of 1--WE eois ~
ING late frof DENIM on Olmstead Vt Yale College.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-15

How Secession Ladies' COnstrue the Oath,
We learn that quite number of ladies.
who, Stree the late order, have taken ard sub
scribed the oath for the purpose of getting &C.
cess to the hospitals, have no scrupIes about
talking secession sentiments to tie rebel pa-
tents Some have been heard telling the sick
men mot 10 give up''-say sit was bitter
thing TO take the oath, but then it only binds
us not 10 take up arms, and that we don't expect
to do, but we want you to get well, so you can
go back and Eight in the good cause again -
One said she didn't read tie oath-it was read
10 her By a Duchmdn, and she signed iI-that
was all. She did not know what it was, only
form, any way. Another, clenching her
Jeweled hand, said, with most womanly in
tensity, "Oh, il we had these Lincolnites, how
would delight to torture them!
Many other expressions OF this kind, used
by lady visitors to rebel patients, have been
repeated TO us by loyal lady, who witnessed
them with establishment. The oath, as con.
strued by them, is but an idle wind, and they
affect to suppose that it only binds them not to
bear arms against tile Union.
AS the rebellion began in widespread per
jury, 1t seems that equivocation and evasion
OF The obligations OF an oath, is regarded by
women as no more immoral or unbecoming in
them than the grosser forms Of perjury are to
husbands, brothers. or sons