“There is no union when the hearts
That once were bound together,”—
The Frontier Ranger: By M. B. Smith, 2nd Texas. (Alsb.)
“Come list to a Ranger, you kind-hearted stranger.
A song, tho’ a sad one, you are welcome to hear,”—
The Funeral Dirge of Stonewall Jackson: By Rosa Vertner Jeffrey, May 20, 1863. (E. V. M.)
“Muffled drum and solemn bugle,
Sound a dirge as on ye move,”—
Funeral of Albert Sidney Johnston: (Fag.)
“He fell, and they cried, bring us home our dead!