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The Daily Dispatch: June 22, 1861., [Electronic resource], Col. Hill. (search)
y his white brethren; as I then saw one after another rise and read distinctly the hymns for the congregation. I asked myself the question, if the people of the North were sincere in their professions of love for the servants, and could see this sight, (which is by no means an exception,) what could they propose by way of an improvement? The North can exercise none of that Christian liberty and forbearance, which Paul preached to the church at Rome. Since writing the above, I have been to the sewing society in this neighborhood, for the benefit of the soldiers. It is called "The Chickahomeny Sewing Society." I found seventeen ladies present, with Mrs. Maria Meenley as President, Mrs. Melvina S. Vaiden, Vice President, Miss S. Octie Lacy, as Secretary, and Mrs. Victoria Vaiden as Treasurer Our county has four volunteer companies, and a company of 42 men as Independent Rangers. Most of our ladies can shoot, as well as sew, and they practice for any emergency. Observer.