When the rear guard of the army came marching into view,”—
Exchanged! By Major George McKnight (“Asa Hartz”). (Sunny.)
“From his dim prison house by Lake Erie’s bleak shore,
He is borne to his last resting place;”—
The Exiled Soldiers’ Adieu to Maryland: By I. Camp near Manassas, July 5, 1861: printed in the C. S. Army. (R. B. B. 79.)
“Adieu my home! Adieu dear Maryland!
For honor calls me now away from thee.”—
The Exodus: II Kings, vii, 6, 7, 15 and Joel ii, 20: by Old Soldier. (R. B. B. 25.)
“O bright eyed maidens of the South, your happy voices raise,
And make your timbrels ring with sounds of triumphs and praise,”—