The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-01

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about Il, for was "a mnch n subjset oe
dispute in my day as gold and silver and
DA6AaAseA0wsA ArWRs SenDfortlssfrseh md
crisp from Washington to paymaster in
the Army of the Potomac on the Virginia
--rSfYksals, and re delivered me, along
ss ;a T,ass p'sssa s ssit. efSa' 3 ssR
he wrote his xife n .swss loyiS q ldmr-
An which he told her he was going the
next day on raid vp the peninsula, and
athat n aliWentyell RmiHhtSslfp in
Richmond; tbatk BE hust kes lGp ave
SsssH ss llts IN ,sssesl wv SaS sSS IN
sS1s. sdss Uva,; Usvyas,;ssSi%sal % Es%s .stsassS.Ss
within, for knew the bravest were the
tendcrS1 land bsEUsyiaAiygsrolasf 40;
with tfiat batter Bt|ka 9n tps!SH
fnAen in the war than the FtlHa gfvAnians,
and rknew thar ffve t,r s,fc':tc typ tild. bc
sshwc apd 10 what sxas ffsh 4 The next
--Nel- -A.ntil, sbo~s-i -miless- sey0nd NH
us se terc xcke4 by xhe ad(knce
sSnardE SSpst { South |.rolina .cav.,
lss- .Ds ,hs We s.s. ssls sa s ID aty eaS,
tain saw he had better retire. So he turned
his horse ordered retreat, and the men
daslv4hdpwn the .rend, firtrg a. they re.s
treakd We %eHt into NV p0oitidp He
hing ehs collS& T2rls-t3e college, hid,
beeA Abafned- dskthe hoslesd spattertd
agninst the old English bricks / sbud.
dered, and every time the statue of Lord
Botetourt was hit felt as II everything
sE s 1slsE tes(slss'ss; H. sss 81 .ses1s #s''s
protection, and when charges were made
against me feared would be ground in.
to pulp before was Withdrawn
liftNDnh endsiiieSVsse N -enfo}ced, and ilby
captain, seeing, DISCRETION was the, ,b9ttei
Haft OF Vai6T agaih retired aid 'dhshed
down the main street. Before he had gone
two squares n bayonet was thrust through
his thigh, and he was made prisoner. In
very short time i was exchanged for
bag oftebacco ande became an silly ana As
SptMN ApprmAsE rslSf1ionl PA Shinblsstii
D 1hsh6s6sctidhs hsSrA AtxcbrhcHt& yo,fkno&.
was put in what was called pocket by
my rebel owner, but it seemed to me like
was prescntsS 10 Sis sister, and then
was taken TO the parlor in Richmond and
put in something had never heard of be
fore-a glory pitcher. / had great curiosity
TO know what a glory pitcher was Day
and night kept my ears open to try tc
lind OUT and on thelFourth of July i die, y.
iA4fey took p&souk and plaf tho pitcher
IxiH 1hnch {Dd HI &ankt bkhstn George
tWdhington's htdlth$ and tIa 4dFd them say
sitA&{wAen Gdhethl khshJ H9tbnidied these
pitchers were made Of china, with a pic
ture Of General Washington being taken
mp to glory on their sides. Every 22d OF
:, MhruaryS and Fourth, oil Jply thsyrwer
used for punch. II had been sound mon
..6y,J would haye known that ristef of tn.
poet LOngfellow, Mrs Pearce of Portland,
: Ma, had one OF these pitchers, but I wa.
q ,I.a MUSHROOM p,v gESwsh-1 kpfw potbing Of
self. Nelb rcpnined n prisenep In soli
fnry c6hifnement n Richmond until evacu
alton day came. 1t was Sunday, and heay
en- seemed to give one grand, glorious smile
to the last day Of the Confederacy-a smile
@ne esneNyr wears on his dying face, and
natlife, tSerytree and flower, was bursting
with green Leaf and .hlossen, -straR aRs,lisg 10
pe free, .and thought the teayfnl -, rs or
S1AS9af hdiesshShdtaf. SSSmfort and re
h..''''- LAT they, too, had been prison
bound ard ppwswereffse thefNSfyes
I Fad Rfown 70 love the lady in whose
care had bcen she was so puN ap4l brave
and / became unhappy icsSa ssnnS evil
should befal her and her little children.
saw her Kiss her husband goodby, and
saw her hand her jewels and val,mhss( t.
an old slave, who lprulnised to DO his best
to protect her. In a'short time the city
was in flames, and water cut off, the gas
house destroyed and darkness reigned. Tn,
--Strsets were. isll@ ef -gnion soldiers and
ss%s souse ie1 aiIa!assa3 q ;
Sudddhly heardbn3 friehts kc,Yfiihi
down st3irs and fest my dear IaaSs ssof,
whitsb8n4 pick NE up from The glSsy, :! 81 gar 3,
.ss :9ss us sS,..Rs ssl yl's selssn tlis.s m.s
ryi3kak Spi s4ne fruyrs.4 Agft II
Wtii 66 4 Ia give G; Tue, as a ne m
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ha>s&stahlisipA X sutssf : sSciS3 EGssss th,
way, 1s,ymk are not afpatay 'X6 hnd sse 4
ie&tnJnJ ND sssSije dlss4 f0r Mat NIL
we vA RQkASNsx6A aakfmle 9wsR go -
Uncle Harry grabbed me with his big
old. black hand and. said. - God .knows
Miss Mary, you always was good, and
oNsothewiDe ta,take cafkof@gou and YOUR
spd We and lssAxsUdSyo ain 'tw4l 3.
Gts0eg back dtipetr sdem etandle( e. kiI
YsUaiR,trg9t HgPe-e ,AAd be brqi bel
three, and the light they shed VIZ th,
glory 81 G6dxAa' ktft fn-a' 6ark
oesAohiiis uteossdtr made if patti tAhs
house from. sssseeihp, cellar, ,9 ths
out and In few hours rcconnoitcr again
for, when they were gone, where would
any more como FRONT B,it she kjbw,f That
G@lo ss Agfhsl ters iriset Halt in