The Broken Sword: Suggested by an incident which occurred after the surrender of Fort Donaldson: by Walker Meriweather Bell. (W. L.)
“No; never shall this trusty glaive,
Which I so long have borne.”—
The Broker’s ‘Stamp Act’ Lament: July, 1862: (R. B. B. 10.)
“Lord save the South from Liberty (?)
‘Beast’ Butler and his masters!”—
The Brotherly Kindness of 1861: By Kentucky. (S. O. S.)
“‘They’ would burst Southern hearts in twain,
Nor care if so they could regain”—
Bugle Call: By Colonel John Milledge, of Ga. (Im.)