Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
u.r Nobly They Served the South
Daring the COufederacy'
Old HOUSEHOLD MEMORIES.
(which Cast.oG Clothing Were Ap-
we'd Making lights aud other
>e,e,,nrics -Leo's Miserabics.

....l.,l ~ another world before
sion, INTO eternity to the best
.reWlsdce and belief, give the
-..o,i iAe, saw i and know 1t.
... reason NV testimony 10 offered
. tro ,haIactcr of those women
....o who labored. suffered, and
-.-.thcr durng The war between
.....-I timo in tho South our men
... perhaps an erroneous one
woman should he scquostored
..-t domestic sphere.
n'hetn woman sAvcrct az the
I.l uanel IN newspaper, even II
-.-. lad been made manifest by
d.. Icrlt was uOtoretv, not nots-
-...hari. I'm measure, fci' that his
. .r.llcu under the feet oi men
... rrfsry violated when h's VIE
.t.-rr % eh0lt commrn; from the
b.. dl NOT fear criticism beng
..r .ar. io- With The perpetretor
....ftaIlc 90 deal IN summary
r.rrrEV woMrN's INTEREST IL
roiIuCs-
. O., time Of the John Brown
I'D. Women of the South were Iute-
-- .v and deeply in the pohtcal
, which was suTSlng over tuo
-r-ier.i os our people in the
..-tf...- we've ty the negro popu-
.r ta.Iug au isolated plauia-
,D. w.l." Wcn 10 lOl Or zOi ne
...t.. t- ~ Keeping " abolition
.-.. tlrueErocs' hands was I'M
d w CD 90 tAlS. when the post
.. -..rUa j, would be manned by
r.f. tree SolICrs vi. o., abo-
D.s .te hard problem presented
..eut fAr South.
-. many newspapers and polltl-
taken almost III every south
-..I. A,l the men. ANXIOUS ana
.... .. i.- pr1Rr,-. ot events. read
.....t with ftp women az the taui-
.-. attempted 20 arrive az an IN
-meuf AMI understanding
Ills rrHcr the Constitution. the
20 f..u. also the dangers to
rr.n uf the South would he
. c... 90 war. and all shrunk,
... could Int escape, from tuef
...u.iru-
..r.a thought there would be no
.-.. tr.. believed IA the sacred
.... Constitution; that Co the peo-
.-. South VI- an ark 90 the cove
....ifIt touch would be socrllege.
-.f Oh. depression ot tnor bus
..f ..,rl I-t- and warnings from
l.ttl. house which filled them
... .... dreadful toreboilug-.
.r tla south cd not shrink
... prospect ~ great and painful
tl.y ALSO appreciated that
...t.. o.. duty Was a, cAeerfully
.... farewell 10 the men Of
u.. must 10 o. the front,
,.rt. return. sometimes nope
..... .r. lui they looked on the
..... ..I .Dlcved that their dear
.r4rci because their cause
-.-rE. however, a1uchted
.... u beng lett alone with
l-uoraut negroes. who
..i tu rebellion, without
..- ..ud tnelr children cr
..-. ..m lf they died. These
tlnW.
.... woman. tuckuug on her hus-
.HI. asked ban g. slow h'- bow
... -l... pistol. adding. not
..r.I . alytlIuy. hut IN case
lI., r.,+ rvntirrq was how to
.,+...-. Uff... va- an object Of
'-.... dread las wJu.d hs the foe
.r.,'
.'n ..NH''i 'l l'iL "i.'4...i''
.tt.-n w.uCu acsuJWiei-' with
... good c.ciuct 90 the rank aud
ttHe- lu .lc trcANuE ouf ot the
...v generally r.u.rot tJue t' the
left la th.Ir charge aud protected
and children ;o tic best OF
...'v. Ia short. their course was q
.-'W0na. % the lifelong KIND
..-, exercise a. their masters power
.I...
'r.,,'Is ,rtrt rr las
.,-..m.rt With Vc-vadcd ;hc
...--r ann tb. ,rf,rferrd with
..... f.....f.. ~ tlelr labor. Then.
.. horses were levied upon
... .. ~ fhr Government. Thus
.-.. means oi cultivation narrowed.
w all -rew lmua-sablc with
t.. fr.es and ltvces Tell: the
r... had waved with corn and the
..-.m- became tAugle of vines
....- unpr0ftaIlv CAV with the
u.-4.t tr- destructive morning
t. .r. rated fle.yinc.'
...- .Il ..r-o balances # cash Law
-...h invested. 80 that thore was
v..-.o.tt % buy from the ncighbor-
.... - c.-..s. unl Or the prosperity
.rI cotton sent m from the plaata-
..- cam. uplu ali.
-- r..- suffered IN the absence IF
..|y..rf.r-. Necessarily those
.-...f.I t..- cave Of ttrlr surplus.
.r t.r lrc4ne e0relv prcs-el
tt.r s..,rel whatever could be
.....el II. thcr " Lal "a divide"
"'NfN fA''" li't 90 '1'oN
'.- re tr', "a1re began 70 al
-ct. ihrir powers oi ehduIAhce
tt. r- were closed by the ul1ck-
i'> oi cialuluG 'ouiu pt
lne umr came When Inc STOCK
Shoes medicines, marhlueri -
AH every tIlnE necessary q
.- .ai pio'ci asrlculi uIe 20 i nt
'... .Ah.r hlno} mtni luu na. l.
...' .."i-u'a1' '.i.'' ..'.s ut'.i.'' =, nei .ti
'.-' were h9t sul'ch - @ @,ht
..- ..utrnulsl with new prob
they must learn % solve. Al
...- must bo supplied by tho
-....h family po-sesscd them
.uunc and such otker drugs a.
....l f.rtuc diseases Of q warE
e. gradually rchuluished iol
.t tl- soldiers. kepicmshmcnt
lIe. Quunc had been pro.
ay tlu b.ookadcgs coutraband
,cu turned uudauntod 20 the
ug'Drl0 ueLcC DccOctlous OF
t.r.. ~ dewheigy root. orans,
.,I leaves. rel-peppcr tea, and
t..nr.H took tne place Of tho
-thf1kon woman wrote 20 hci
Twsuty grains Of QUINN,