Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Poetry and Incidents., Volume 4., chapter 34

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Taken by the Pirates .

8 . Songs of the Rebels .

Little Eddie, the Drummer-Boy : a Reminiscence of Wilson's Creek .

11 . Hemming cotton.

16 . South-Carolina Gentleman.

An Editor before the Cabinet .

Female Traitors in Washington .

The man who Wouldn't be made a Prisoner.

Extract from the Constitution of the Evangelical Tract Society :

The young men of the army.

38 . Songs of the Rebels .

42 . God save the South .

The Blacksmiths and the Merrimac .

Commodore Forrest 's Reply.

Adventures of a Rebel Heroine.

43 . Western Trooper's song.

Bounties to Rebel Soldiers.

Crittenden 's Retreat.

The Desecration of the Stars and Stripes .

Munchauseniana.

Patriotic Jersey Women.

One Consolation.

53 . on the Death of Zollicoffer .

The Writing on the Wall .

To the people of Virginia .

Songs of the Rebels .

Making War in dead Earnest.

General Paine 's Reply.

Death of Zollicoffer .

A Heroic Union girl.

Who first Answered the President 's call?

Southern Currency.

Munchauseniana.

Spies for Cincinnati .

The Steam air-cannon.

The Foot a New arm.

Rebel State War Contributions.

Joy of the Tennessee Unionists .

78 . the patriot Mother.

Incidents of the Fort Donelson fight.

100 . Pacific MacARONICSRONICSronicsronics.

Tuskegee, Ala. , March 31 , 1862 .

116 . Songs of the Rebels .

119 . Acrostic. February 22 , 1862 .

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The following is the superscription of a letter that passed through the Louisville, Ky., post-office:

Feds and Confeds, let this go free
Down to Nashville, Tennessee;
This three-cent stamp will pay the cost
Until you find Sophia Yost.

Postmasters North, or even South,
May open it and find the truth;
I merely say my wife's got well,
And has a baby cross as----you know.

Louisville Journal, December 24.

Van Nostrand. New York, New York. 1862.

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