Recollections of the Rebel Invasion And One Womans Experience During the Batt
Recollections of the Rebel Invasion And One Womans Experience During the Batt
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On Thuisday morning, after the 4th of July, several wagon loads of provisions were sent to our door from the country and were unloaded for the use of the poor soldiers. There were dozens of jars or crocks of apple butter, jellies, preserves, pickles, bread, meat ; indeed, everything was freely given, sent and dis- tributed among the sick and the wounded men. I shall never forget how some of their eyes sparkled at the very sight of apple butter, and with what a relish they ate it. To some of the...m it seemed the very "elixir of life. " My friends in New Jersey, Philadelphia, Baltimore and other places, knowing I was on the ground, . Sent me many boxes and barrels of supplies, to be distributed in person to the wounded men lying in the field hospitals, as well as those in our town buildings. There was wine and pickles, oranges and lemons, sugar by the barrels, tea and coffee, beef tea, indeed everytliing that sick people crave or that could give them strength. Then there was clothing of all kinds, sent to be distributed where most ^4 KECOl.
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On Thuisday morning, after the 4th of July, several wagon loads of provisions were sent to our door from the country and were unloaded for the use of the poor soldiers. There were dozens of jars or crocks of apple butter, jellies, preserves, pickles, bread, meat ; indeed, everything was freely given, sent and dis- tributed among the sick and the wounded men. I shall never forget how some of their eyes sparkled at the very sight of apple butter, and with what a relish they ate it. To some of the...m it seemed the very "elixir of life. " My friends in New Jersey, Philadelphia, Baltimore and other places, knowing I was on the ground, . Sent me many boxes and barrels of supplies, to be distributed in person to the wounded men lying in the field hospitals, as well as those in our town buildings. There was wine and pickles, oranges and lemons, sugar by the barrels, tea and coffee, beef tea, indeed everytliing that sick people crave or that could give them strength. Then there was clothing of all kinds, sent to be distributed where most ^4 KECOl.
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