CONTRIBUTIONS TO MAGAZINES, ETC.
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Weaver, Raymond M. (Raymond Melbourne)
Fragments from a Writing Desk. The Democratic Press and Lansingburgh Advertiser, 4 May; 18 May; 1849.
Hawthorne and His Mosses, By a Virginian Spending a July in Vermont. Literary World. 17 Aug.; 24 Aug.; 1850.
The Town-Ho’s Story. (Ch. 54 of Moby-Dick.) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. Oct., 1851.
A Memorial to James Fenimore Cooper. Discourses and tributes by Bryant, Bancroft, Irving, Melville, etc., etc. New York, 1852.
Bartleby, the Scrivener. A story of Wall-Street. Putnam’s Monthly Magazine. Nov.-Dec., 1853.
Cock-a-Doodle-Doo! or, The Crowing of the Cock of Benentano. Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. Dec., 1853.
The Encantadas, or Enchanted Isles, by Salvator R. Tarnmoor. Putnam’s Monthly Magazine. March-May, 1854.
The Lightning-Rod Man. Putnam’s Monthly Magazine. Aug., 1854.
Poor Man’s Pudding and Rich Man’s Crumbs. Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. June, 1854.
Happy Failure. A Story of the River Hudson. Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. July, 1854.
The Fiddler. Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. Sept., 1854.
Paradise of Bachelors and Tartarus of Maids. Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. April, 1855.
The Bell-Tower. Putnam’s Monthly Magazine. Aug., 1855.
Benito Cereno. Putnam’s Monthly Magazine. Oct.-Dec., 1855.
Jimmy Rose. Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. Nov., 1855.
The ’Gees. Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. March, 1856.
I and My Chimney. Putnam’s Monthly Magazine. March, 1856.
The Apple-Tree Table: or, Original Spiritual Manifestations. Putnam’s Monthly Magazine. May, 1856.
The March to the Sea (poem). Putnam’s Monthly Magazine. Feb., 1856.
The Cumberland (poem). Putnam’s Monthly Magazine. March, 1866.
Philip (poem). Putnam’s Monthly Magazine. April, 1866.
Chattanooga (poem). Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. June, 1866.
Gettysburg: July, 1863 (poem). Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. July, 1866.
The History of Pittsfield, Mass., Compiled and written, under the general direction of a committee, by J. E. A. Smith, Pittsfield, 1876. (The account of Major Thomas Melville, pp. 399-400, was written by Melville.)