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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-01
SelestsA 2oearu.
The Blue Coat OF the Soldier.
ny TItr : Irr pISitOp uI.unrga

You asked Inc, little ono. why bowed.
Though never passed the inan before?
Because my heart was full md proud
When | saw the old blue coat he wore;
The blue srcat.coat. tho Sky-buc coat
The old blue coat the soldier wore.
| knew not, I, what weapon he chose,
What chicrhc followed, what hadsr he wore,
Enough that in the front Of foes
His country's blue srcat-coat he wore
The blue s,rat-coat, &c.
Perhaps he WAS born in foycSt hut,
Perhaps he had danced on \ mrlOr floor;
10 want or wealth my eyes were shut,
only marked the coat he wore;
The blue grcat.coat, &c.
1t mattercd not much if he drew his line
From Shcm or Ham in tho days OtyOrr;
For surely he was brother Of mine
Who for my sake the war.coat wore;
The blue grNt-coat, &c.
lie might have no skill to read or "''"'
Or hc might not he rich in learned lore
En-, knew he could mike his mark in light,
Anu llDDlcI HoNu NV SS''''" "''S
Than tao bl,e grcat-coat, NC.
Il may hc he could plumber and prowl.
And perhaps in his mood hc Scoilcd ant!
SwOrc;
But could not g'lcss>a spot 80 foul
On the houorcd coat he bravcly wore;
The blue grcat-coat Nc.
lie had worn it long, and borne it far:
Anf perhaps on the rc,l firSinan shore,
From midnight chill till the morning star
That worn great-coat the sentry wore;
The blue grrnt-coat, &c.
When hardy Butler refined his stccd
Through the streets Of proud, proud balt''
more,
pcrbops behind him, ut his nccl.
Mn,clrA hc who yOn'lrr blue coat wore
The blue grcat-cont, %c.
Perhaps it was seen in l'urnsi'lc'S ranks,
When lsappalannock ran dark with gore
pcrhaps on the mountain side with Hhhks'
In the burning s,in no more nc wore
The blue grcat.coat, NC.
Perhaps in the swalV'S was neo lot ms n 'orlI'
From the seven days battling and march
ing sore,
Or with Kcarncy md Pope mid the steel!
storm,
As the night closed in that coat he wore
The blue gcat.coat, nc.
Or when right over rs Jackson dashed
That collar or cape some ouIlct 'ofc'
Or when G.r ahead Antictam flashed
He Sung to the ground tho coat ''"' IN
wop;
The blue Srcat-coat, Nc.
n stood at Gettysburg where the graves
Rang deep to towards cannon roar;
O- ,,x with Grant the unchanged waves
Whcrc conq,icring hosts tho blue coat wore
Tho blue srrat.coat, NC
Tint porb Of honor tells enough,
Though its story guess no moT;
rhc heart it covers is mndc oil sncii stu"
That coat is mail which TINT soluief "of'
The blue grcat-coat, &c
ue may hang it up when the peace shall come
And tho moth may find it behind the door
But his children will point when 'n'S i'''
the drum,
To the proud old coat their father w0rc'
The blue SrUat-coat, NC.
And so, my child, will you and H., ,,,,,
For whose fair home their blood thcy pour
Still bow the head as one goes by
Who wears tho coat that soldier wore;
Tho bluo srcat.coat, the sky-oluo coa'
TLe oll Lluc coat the soldier wore.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-05

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issa5l, getidnfiIaa9 Der Sadio,p aose
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Jgtabt ulinO 5taat 3.

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mebrere Grfrpifun9sfdlIe Ooreetonlnien.
llniere 2eler tpoqen Saber ettpaige l1n<
regelmdBi9feiten in, Expedition Druid
ODER i'm ebitOrielen SADIE entf4uloi9en.
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III Gansibdt ats Gcnnettman in etrse Darb.'si44
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@eba6tnib surilf, fi4 bel s3eiten bas
n0tbige Sei5unQs =. NtateriaI tlr ben
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ebenfags, oa lie 8 Dollars nidt berbei>
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-26

Er0ie SoIsbdnbler, ipeIde om
Subtle Square auf 9Sagen ibre 2abun1
cen fell bieten, blben in Den lekten Sa@
cen bebeutenb aufseiMEaaen.7
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-26

90 g sti6t 1000, ipie geitern gemels
oct, fOn0ern ni,r etipas iiber 500 Or
Soloateit fonnten mad @Iebelano Su<H
fdntliIeft getrenrllelt tueroen. 80 s...s -tis.aa
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II bis 1900 eripartet.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-21
MARYLAND ANNUAL CONFERENCE or
THE VI. l.. CHURCH
SIXTH DAY-TUESDAY,


Conference met at $50 A. NJ, and an hOur was
spent IN devotional services
Inc report Of the Committee on Necessities of Cir
cuilS ana stations was presented and read
circuit was set off from Anne Arundel To he
known as Br0adneck Circuit and circuit from Kent.
Conference resolved itself into the Sunorann,oto5
dana Soelety- Inc roll was called for the annual
IN the chair An informal report on tbe nart F ~.
Board OF Managers was read. Some alterations lvero
proposed IN the Constitution. and the Conference yyns
again opened and adjourned until p. NJ PendinT
me discussion of the proposed amendments to ihs
C9nstltutlon to the SuperaLuuated Fund Society an
adjournment took place. "
Afternoon SessiOa.-COuference re-assambIo5 -. a.
appointed hour. ''''eN A' 'uo
D Re Rev ~ J. + Murray, at the request of the Nj. p.
BOOK directory, was left without an appointment in
order 10 be continued rs editor of the Methodist P,D
r, Rev. John Elderdce presented the report of III,
SSI3mmlttee ON Superannuaed claimants Rev 7 l.
Mills was placed upon the list - L.
1t was proposed that Rev T. L. McLain be tran..
leTeu TO the list OF unstaiOned ministers This crit
tH b tohSlderaoe discussion, and finally laid on
The report of the Committee on Titorot,,uo
taken up and "dopted. The committee stT1nglv ~ ~
commend TO the favorable consideration of Metb6d
H. aFtISSaahITi the Literary Female institute at
The report Of the Committee on Statistics was taken
SE ;i"u anIieu' from thus 1t appears that there arc
preachers, 1913 churches, 23 parsonageS 4 cCIt'r1j -
members 1876 Sabbath schools l,6l8 Teachers , az
crn Z,n9 volumes N library and value Of
Conference then resolved itself into the Snnoro,,
chair. '' ~ W. AAteS IN the
he subject under discussion when the Societr ,,s,
adjourned was postponed for the present aJ III n.y.
4. NJ. +i'" aI III O'clock
inc sum OF $50 was appropriated for the purchase
of new plate for the certificate of lie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
m a tHe society the money to be taken from the fund
Inc officers of the Society for the past wear vero
TTGsecS!, T except the Secretary. In this case Rev
sal, declined. ~ VI A'e'- W. N. fol-
,t t was resolved that the Board of Managers Ioo,
Cn9r6rj jI0cy P igS the Society by Brother Wdnoy Of
I. W. TO hold its anniyersary meetinc --- "u.l ~"
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-21
Discrimination Against B.c, .c,ttimore.

The Newbern Times, in discussing various matters
of interest in connection with the reconstruction ol
lines of railroad through North Carolina, thus deals
with a matter of some interest to Baltimore:
while on this subject. it is as well that we should
ventae another subject in connection with railroad
ing 1t is in relation to the reghts charged,
and the seeming discrimination made in favor of GER
tain localities. We learned from prominent stock
holder and man who is about as well informed in
railroading matters any in the State that accord
ing to the present schedule of freighs the North
Raerb at Or Pon foai for
is charged precisely the to Raleigh per hundred
or barrel that it is to GodsbQro,, and if the, same
freight is to be forwarded to Wilmington, it goes
through without any additional charge.
For instance: thousand pounds of freight shipped
from Greens sboro' to Raleigh is charged, say $l.5D
per hundred making SIS, but if it Is to go to Colds
boro it is still 81 So and what is still asound-
ing. if it is to go to Wilmington it is shipped clear
through for the same. Now, do not know that
this statement is correct but il stated to us
by one who ought to know. The result of this very
unreasonable Discrimination is, that thousands OF
pounds Of freight seeking transportation o. Bati-
more ana other Northern cities through Newbern,
as the natural port of outlet from points west and
east OF GreenSBor9, are being EaFled from Is to %
where they are shipped over the Piedmont ROAD TO
Richmond and thence by City Point to their desti-
nation. and that tOo by stockholders in the N. c.
Railroad. These facts are stated 10 be so. whether
truly not cannot tell; but if so, reform is i'm
peratiyely demanded.
This no doubt answers the question so often asked
as to why two-thiTds Of the freights arriving at
Goldsboro, from points West go to Wilmington, in
stead of to Newbern but why it is that thirds
or three fourths of the balance passes by EeWhern
and finds shipment from the port of Beaufort re-
mains to be explained. If there are unjust dscrim-
inations this road, which we do not believe then
they should be corrected If, however, which is the
more likely the freight shuns this port because of
its having to be ea1te1 through the town at a heavy
expense 10 the shipper, then it follows that our
merchants and business men Should go TO work and
build an arm of the road to the landing, provided
the railroad company will not do SO, which it is
clearly their duty to do, or put the they al
Innr lnsntS
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-21

French jurist has lately published book on
the frightfu extravaganza of les stemnes He speaks
especially of French women, but, it will be by
the following extract from the Boudoir the fash
ionable weekly of New York, that the reign of the
miner has saiEy begun in the country of Garbaldi:
The Italian ladies DO not appear to be at all behind
fancy ball lately given at Florence by the wealthy
banker and Senator, Signor Fenz lady is described
as having achieved 'the most absolute triumph OF
plastic beauty" by appearing in simple skirt OF
white satin over tight. fitting, fesh-coored silk.
while the classic "cothurn replaced the modern Shoe
Hungarian lady, the youthful Countess Karsly, if
less paradisaic in her garb was yet more the cyno-
Mer de Glace: Beneath double veil of white and
of blue ulle By way of clouds appeared the terrific
undalat!ons Of the MeF De 6ace painted and woven
bears, chamos. birds Of prey, hunters char
acteristc omitted. A very loose tunTc. forming
tran depicted on the left side mass of white and
blue clouds and on the right splendid sun darting
rays of light. At the bottom of the white satin
skirt light svered stuff simulated hoar frost. The
body OF the dress was Of white satin, cut in small
pointed basques, trimmed with swansdown and
glass, The Countess frosted hair was prevented
from falling quite loose by crystal chains while her
bead was framed, as it were, in swansuC,1'.