“Full many have sung of the victories our warriors have won,
From Bethel, by the eastern tide, to sunny Galveston”—
Sea-Weeds: Written in Exile: By Annie Chambers Ketchum. (W. G. S.)
“Friend of the thoughtful mind and gentle heart!
Beneath the citron-tree”—
Secession, or Uncle Sam’s Troublesome Daughters: 1862. (C. C.)
“Waking up one lovely morning,
In the Autumn’s rarest prime”—
Semmes’ Sword: By Mrs. Margaret J. Preston. Beechmore, 1866. (E. V. M.)
“Into the sea he hurled it,