The Unknown Confederate Soldier: (C. C.)
“In a little lonely hillock
Where the South wind softly sighs”—
The Unknown Dead: To Maj. David Bridgford, C. S. A., as sung by Miss Ella Wren: Written and composed by John H. Hewitt. Savannah, Ga. John C. Schreiner & Son. (R. B. M., 1863.)
“Where the mountain ash nods to the tempest’s wild howling,
Where the echo shrinks in the wall dark and deep”—
The Unknown Dead: By Henry Timrod. (W. G. S.)
“The rain is splashing on my sill,
But all the winds of Heaven are still,”—
An Unknown Hero: By Wm. Gordon McCabe, Camp near Richmond, 1862. (Amaranth, from the Southern Illustrated News.)