A Daughter of the Union

by Lucy Foster Madison

Manufactured in the U. S. A.

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Contents
CHAPTER	PAGE
I	What Girls Can Do	[5]
II	A Great Awakening	[20]
III	Starting for Dixie	[31]
IV	A Timely Renewal of Acquaintance	[41]
V	Casting Bread Upon the Waters	[53]
VI	In Dixie Land	[70]
VII	The Example of a Girl	[83]
VIII	Through Shot and Shell	[95]
IX	Jeanne Meets the Hero of New Orleans	[104]
X	An Unforeseen Result	[117]
XI	Cleared of Suspicion	[128]
XII	An Unexpected Meeting	[137]
XIII	Under Every Flower There Lurks a Serpent	[147]
XIV	A Victim of Deceit	[158]
XV	Before General Butler Again	[168]
XVI	The Velvet Glove Conceals the Iron Hand	[178]
XVII	Again Deceived	[189]
XVIII	In the Enemy’s Camp	[200]
XIX	“Bob”	[212]
XX	The Arrest of a Spy	[225]
XXI	A Surprise and an Escape	[237]
XXII	Dick to the Fore	[250]
XXIII	Recapture	[259]
XXIV	Vicksburg	[272]
XXV	Madame Again	[280]
XXVI	Jeanne Meets Friends	[290]
XXVII	A Prisoner of War	[302]
XXVIII	The Siege Begins	[314]
XXIX	Madame for the Last Time	[324]
XXX	The End of the Siege	[334]

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A DAUGHTER OF THE UNION

CHAPTER I
WHAT GIRLS CAN DO

“That finishes everything,” exclaimed Jeanne Vance, placing a neatly folded handkerchief in a basket. “And oh, girls, what a little bit of a pile it makes!”

The five girls drew their chairs closer to the basket and gazed ruefully at its contents.

“How many handkerchiefs are there, Jeanne?” asked one.

“There are fifty handkerchiefs and five pairs of socks. It seemed like a great many when we took them to make, but what do they amount to after all?”