Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

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~ dispersei by \ moochard.
Officers rode around ordering carts Of
ali kinds to take the cotton FROM store
houses To the levee for burning. A most
affective, calamitous night of flames at n
distance and fears at home. Was it after
the niue months blockade that our dear
native North was coming to eat US all up3
We had only one side then, and that side
was secession. Like q king Of whom
once read, l loved my country, but pre-.
ferred my family. had perjured my.
self by an oath Of allegiance to the Con.
federa:e States; t. have refused would have
insured an arrest, and the necessity Of my
oath was much more urgent than the fib
of father Abraham, whose shoes Luther
Says we ure not worthy to unloose-the
story of Sara travelling with him as bis
sister. Well, Pharaoh and Mr.. Davis
were powers 10 the land. The Red Sea
and the Red River were scenes for his
tory.
We may smile nov at the dssogrensn of
that period, but to many life in tread
mill would have been recreation COM
pared with it.
Itwa q memorable, stirring moment
then for the city. A report reached Us
of the terrible conflict at the forts, when,
as stated, the very bees in the woods
couldn't endure the firing, as it grew
hotter and hotter, but came in swarms
over the river and buzzed about the ears
of the men in the rigging Of the feet.
Also large quantities OF dead fish aoated
past killed by the close thunder of guns"
A Creole friend, neutral under the
French flag, yet Of u most vivacious SO.
cession bias, called to soy that we must
prepare for an invasion, as it was no sur
render, so to speak, and but little was in
the city. He had plenty of Confederate
money, and should send dray with
supplies.
Entering q store on Religious street,
where the keeper was staunch rebel
(European), Mr.. r. ordered hams, flour,
butter, mackerel and groceries almost ad
infnitun, giving the man large Con-
federate note.
II can't take that bill, if you please,
sir, just now" mot take my money!
emblem, isn't it goods" Eyes, sir" said
the trembling merchant, "but I'd rather
wait. I'll trust you" "Trust me2 I'm
a stranger. Iwant no credit. I'm 60.
ing away; what's the matter with that
bin" 20, nothing; that's all right, only
Id leetle rather not take it now-some
other time, perhaps; fine day, this" Said
Mr.. r., "You refuse Confederate money,
now commences par le commencement, mon
ami; you refuse this money; you're a
traitor; give me your name and I'll have
you hanged upon your own lamp-post be-
fore tomorrow morning!
The terror.stricken grocer took the
note, the cart received the goods, the
neutral mule drew them to our door, the
fleet passed the forts next day, and
our levees, where grass had been grow
ing, were black for space in the shad-
ows Of the great ironclads and monster
guns.-Bostoa Transeript.
A MEDICAL VIEW OF Cars.-The we'll