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Jacob Harrison Allspaugh diary, January 1865-July 1865
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G It is said to be a fact that there was one of our boys borrowed some caps (having lost his capbox) from a rebel picket, opposite, and actually repaid them when he was relieved from post, H (We must tell on the boys as they can enjoy it now if told against them. H.A.) I Oh! my country, the "First families of Virginia selling pies to us Yanks, and they were the worst pies ever produced, By the way, did one of the 31" during his 4 years south of Mason's & Dixon's line ever eat a respectable pie?
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G It is said to be a fact that there was one of our boys borrowed some caps (having lost his capbox) from a rebel picket, opposite, and actually repaid them when he was relieved from post, H (We must tell on the boys as they can enjoy it now if told against them. H.A.) I Oh! my country, the "First families of Virginia selling pies to us Yanks, and they were the worst pies ever produced, By the way, did one of the 31" during his 4 years south of Mason's & Dixon's line ever eat a respectable pie?
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