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CONTENTS
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| Beauregard | Mrs. C. A. Warfield | 77 |
| Beauregard's Appeal | 79 | |
| Sabbath Bells. | Charleston Mercury | 81 |
| March on! Caroliniana, march on | Mrs. Farley | 82 |
| Carolina | Mrs. Anna Peyre Dennies | 84 |
| The Tennessee Exile's Song | 87 | |
| Lines on the Death of Col. B. F. Terry | R. Berrick | 89 |
| The Stranger's Death | 91 | |
| Song of the Texas Rangers | 93 | |
| The Flag of the Lone Star | Tonella | 93 |
| There's Life in the Old Land Yet. | Jas. R. Randall | 97 |
| All quiet along the Potomae to-night. | 99 | |
| Fast Day, Nov., 1861 | Miss R. Powell | 101 |
| The War-Christian's Thank giving. | S. T. Tallis | 103 |
| Christmas Carol, for 1862.... | Mrs. M. J. Preston | 105 |
| A Picture | Savannah Morning News | 109 |
| A Southern Scene- 1862 | 111 | |
| Song of the Freedman | A. R. Watson | 114 |
| The Unreturning. | 117 | |
| Zollieofler | H. L. Flash | 119 |
| The Burial of Capt. O. Jennings Wisc. | Accomac | 120 |
| Fort Donelson-The Siege, Feb., 1862 | Mrs. C. A. Warfield | 121 |
| The Battle of Hampton Roads | Teneila | 123 |
| The Turtle | 123 | |
| Albert Sidney Johnston | Fleming James | 127 |
| Lines written during these Gloomy Times | J. H. Hewitt | 131 |
| Away with the Dastards who whine of Defeat | Paul II. Payne | 138 |
| Steady and Really | 137 | |
| Prayer | 139 | |
| A Sunday Reverie | Jas. R. Randall | 141 |
| The Soldier's Farewell to his Wife | Wm. K Campbell | 144 |
| The Soldier's Grave | Pearl | 146 |
| The Soldier's Last Combat | Mrs. Elian E. Harper | 117 |
| Home Again | Jef Thompson | 149 |
| My Father | Jerry R. Jackson | 150 |
| My Wife and Child. | Ibid. | 152 |
| A Mother's Prayer | 154 | |
| The Mother to her Son in the Trepelies at Petersburg.. | W. D. Porter | 156 |
| The Ladies of Richmond | Charleston Courier | 158 |
| Rode's Brigade Charge at Seven Pines | W. P. C. | 161 |
| Lines | 163 |
