A bunk have I:”—
Confederate Paradox: “The falling debris now aids in strengthening Fort Sumter,” Telegram, Charleston, Nov. 6, 1863. (W. L.)
“A seeming evil often is
A great and glorious benefit,”—
The Confederate Soldier’s Wife—Parting from Her Husband. (R. B. B., 17.)
“Here is thy trusty blade!
Take it, and wield it in a glorious cause;”—
Confederate Song: Air, “Bruce’s Address.” Dedicated to the Kirk’s Ferry Rangers: by their captain, E. Lloyd Wailes. Sung by the Glee Club on July 4, 1861, at the Kirk’s Ferry barbecue, Catahoula, La. (R. R.)
“Rally round our country’s flag!
Rally, boys, nor do not lag,”—