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Judith White McGuire, Diary of a southern refugee during the war, by a lady of Virginia, 1862. (search)
peds) from which bars and bolts could not protect them. This we did not anticipate. We thought that Federal officers were gentlemen! October 1st, 1862. Letters from Winchester, giving cheering accounts of our army. It is stationed at Bunker's Hill, twelve miles from Winchester, greatly increased since our recent fights, and in five spirits. We leave Lynchburg tomor-row, and after spending a few days with our friends at the University, proceed to Richmond and Ashland. October 3d, 18 letter from my dear S. at Winchester. She says she is wearing herself down in the Confederate service; but there are so many soldiers in the hospitals that she is too much interested to give up nursing them even for a day. Our army still at Bunker's Hill. We are expecting daily to hear that it is falling back. When they leave the Valley all the sick that can be moved will be brought down to the Richmond hospitals, which are now comparatively empty. November 7, 1862. The snow falling r