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<p>Wind SE. Clear In Harvest Mr Curtis & Sister Harriet here.</p> | <p>Wind SE. Clear In Harvest Mr Curtis & Sister Harriet here.</p> | ||
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| − | <p>Wind SE Clear. Finished Harvest. Hired Deal to stock <br />I have sixty four shocks of wheat which will <br />probably yield 200 to 250 Bushels. I learn the <br />Yankees are sending the negroes who have gone to them<br />away from York Town. Tis said that many refuse to <br />go but they are summerily knocked down & hand cuffed <br />and forcibly put on the steamers. I cant hear where they <br />are carrying them to. Poor deluded creatures they have <br />left their best friends to be treated worse than dogs by <br />by a mean cruel sordid race who would glady see them <br />all die for they dont know what to do with them now <br />that they have them, | + | <p>Wind SE Clear. Finished Harvest. Hired Deal to stock <br />I have sixty four shocks of wheat which will <br />probably yield 200 to 250 Bushels. I learn the <br />Yankees are sending the negroes who have gone to them<br />away from York Town. Tis said that many refuse to <br />go but they are summerily knocked down & hand cuffed <br />and forcibly put on the steamers. I cant hear where they <br />are carrying them to. Poor deluded creatures they have <br />left their best friends to be treated worse than dogs by <br />by a mean cruel sordid race who would glady see them <br />all die for they dont know what to do with them now <br />that they have them, <span style="text-decoration: line-through;">and</span> Their only motive in taking them <br />was to deprive the “<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Rebels</span>” of their property and as they <br />think of one of the means of resisting them in this cruel <br />savage <span style="text-decoration: line-through;">and</span> revengeful and unjust war they are waging <br />against us.</p></html> |
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<html>July 1863
Wednesday 1st
Wind SE Cloudy. Working Corn.
Thursday 2
Wind SE clear. In Harvest. Hired Ransone,
and Mr Sinclair’s man Arthur to assist me
Friday 3
Wind SE. Clear In Harvest Mr Curtis & Sister Harriet here.
Saturday 4
Wind SE Clear. Finished Harvest. Hired Deal to stock
I have sixty four shocks of wheat which will
probably yield 200 to 250 Bushels. I learn the
Yankees are sending the negroes who have gone to them
away from York Town. Tis said that many refuse to
go but they are summerily knocked down & hand cuffed
and forcibly put on the steamers. I cant hear where they
are carrying them to. Poor deluded creatures they have
left their best friends to be treated worse than dogs by
by a mean cruel sordid race who would glady see them
all die for they dont know what to do with them now
that they have them, and Their only motive in taking them
was to deprive the “Rebels” of their property and as they
think of one of the means of resisting them in this cruel
savage and revengeful and unjust war they are waging
against us.
