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For :ionnieibar :L candihhte to any oilce fprofit. ionlor ir tiust sl1.0i. iariiage, Obiltiary Notices, &o., will be chanred the same na advertise'neitis. .Fom the Careston Daily News.] TilE JACKET OF GREY. nY r.5is. V. A. .AL. Fold it tip enrefully, lay it aside. Temleily touch it. look on it wit b pride For dear mu4t it he to our hears! evormore, The jlackaet of grey, our loved sollier boy wore. Can wo ever forget, wlm.en he joi-ned the barav' hiaami SVho rose t lefence of our denr Southern land. Aml. inl his bright youth. i urried on to the tray. Iow prloluilly lie dnned it, the jncket of g. ey? fnl inother blesse him, and looked ip mbove Tila~il .IA ' )I + What at.Iiit w.s hoes. iorfal tongie iny When ht- pissedI from her sight, in I lh jack et of grey. 1lut her count ry had called, and- she would not repine - Though c" tly the sacrifiec placed on t he ahrine: ler heart's leares.t. hepes on the altnt vshe liy,-. Wien shme sent out. her. boy in the jacket of grey. Months pa(nnd, and war's titider rolled over tlhC land, Uniheathed was the Rwhrd, and lightedil the branld : Wo heard.in the distance the tound of the fray, 0 - AnA prayell for her boy iii the jacket of grey. Ah! vain all. nl in vain, were our j>rayers iinnd our tears ; The.gla4 shniit ot' victory rang in our etrs: But our treasured tie on the red bat tle-field lay, While tie life-blood 0OOe41 out ou the jacket of grey. His young Coiradles found hini aul tonderlv I boro The cold, lifeless forn,.to his lotr e, byithe Oh! d4rk were oie hearts on that'.!orribl6 - day, when we saw our daad boy, in.thekAd1ftt of grey. I Ah!spotted and tattered, and stanit s witI gore Was thogarrmont, whiilcho hoo.vefoddly h o wore; -- -J ~ And Utterly wt. as we P4.ed *,And replaced, with death'i it e jacket of grey. laid imi to rest in hist cold naSt ow b engraved on t he min-ble we .plreod o'q~ his hend, . proudest'of tributtes olr mad. hearI~ peoyer disgr'aced tlie Jackpt of grey." fotldIt tip -ent-efugy, l.aylit aIde,'. ioriy touch it, (ookjpu it.whilh prid,. r dear'hsnyst, it be to our fitorip everiore, Tihe Jboker, of grey ouy soid.iorey rot% of' Lotndon is 'iIuraeIaM tIfaio te 'theme of the 'dcnd . lvI"sutid ini a An'-American ge1ioniaf wh~ board i~ny 'ri te5*oing- ou~ rti ols pa + jud ,anrm*~ iber of manfttVhigh ar i A)P) Re1Lus'tb the Eternal Cill: .' 'nnd 6#l#its Iils Frefnd Big Johil. f-M -olit'"u"I Record: 141. ftiru'ij Sunl.-I hav not uip tilime made any remarks in. pullIl apolnt; 0h' trials and tribulatils, tll lo.ies arpJII crosses, the 'Vizzards 1m dead hosses seen on our "journey hona to tho eltril eitty. I sliall riot alloo to it, nOw, oly to reiark that our coml ' bask werellnot so hasty as our leaviln t was in bhidad of winter througi knoivantl through sleet, over creek viltout. brid.es and 'bridges vitlou ffoott,. thtovgh a deserted and desolat< land whero'lno rositer wasi h-ft to.crow, no pig t> sclteal, 'Ito dog to bork ; wheri the ruins 1A happy bornes atlottied Ilh way, ald gslI)sy chtimnteys stool ul like 8hermai's sntmiels a gnardin thi rints -le htadl intade. A I itd oli. Ito colslnn.: Conit Ii th.'d Lit hItglth o1 pit) wordly pos. ssions, consistin of Imy%, nit mtetroits ald lovely wift and chifdrein ald 'a shitek baske*t full of soimuti Sco t:1ss 'vit tels. (ou1, in our oflsirit there-wa .bou, tenl of us in anti itroti that wagin, thus illutstratin what 1h1 poeit has seI, '"One glorious Jiour' o crowd''d life is worib i age vithotiut r mthoIgl to glory were har t perste-ve on s I oikkashlunuts. MrsI. A r alev if the opinyoun t' at her posteriii wve never as hiugry before inl theil lif as otn that distressii mj:rney, and it< ontce rehiarked OLutt ttere want, nnrI roa o d tit( rpatl that didett hear. sojn of om a hollerin for viti el.. M V IVf iuti.hantd i6 .troobled bel2iuus they aitt ol;ke of it. ytt, aid it do seem that Lit poorer I giL the itimre devottrin * the) ekiini, nll of w Ijih will st-Itd iC sum thti or other i iiinilthhii don't happen. \Vu finially arrived widtit.- pre sinkts oh our lovy i' ont. -Ti door: creaket1 'id-welcomtte It their h!intgeS, tit htoppiut-big I1erruptd onl the bt a rth and the wtislin ~wind was singin tht tler*. We <vere abnit. as h:Yppy as w< haltd tn utrabli, atil whuut I re utarked tat1, Gelneral Vadrliver, Vlo ok kitpie(d oir holse, must, be a genttleaii lot uot burnin it, Mrs. Arp replied "I wonder what lie dotto with my so imng mnaspl -etn." "1c dident cut down our slhnda trees, sed I. "C.My .lbroe.S anid carpets ,and croler ire till gone;" ssd site. 'It iay be possibul," sed I, "tat,th< G,:nerul z4.And my barrel of soap," sed shic. "It may be ptossibl," sed I, "t ha tle General moved (ll' our things u< tako ker of-om for Its. I reckon we'l gitem all back Atter while." . '.Witer while," said Mrs. Arp liko it ekko, and evr sinco thn whott I al Jood to our Northern bwlirern g e only .re pl ies, -41tt)r lohile." -By antd by th skatteAd wa-der'rr be'gin to drop inl iider tile welcou shaides of our aorro;\ fill city. It, wer i *deightfiii uljoylpeurt to greet em homre. and listet to the history of their tif frings and mi4ortiunes. M iserv love Company, all after ti. misery is - pits her'si a power of comfort int talikin-it ovier anid 6i.1il up as biga tale as any body. Iwere standin one, av upot tiWbanks'of tho'injin river.a wonderit i my mid Who would 'coi next tL gladon our hearts, when I' saw' Ith shaddo? c( an 9ejok a darknin tile stin lit bawk." It'ere not a load of hay no n cinfonk bht shoro enuf it were 1 frn-d Big John, a mtoving dwly, hit suirply; to fihe dftg ot. landing Ott th. oppositd lido. His' big vound faco 'is sopmped more laittitood when he saw rnte d wijthat waitint for remarks he sunI o ai voie somc Viwo 1ves dleeph than te Sotheirg flarmlon ':Th 'me to thte beech 'a poor exik. * 'Make fat," sed! "and you.' 1611 the bill.' Proutder to'ieo him that 4 mnonkey sa v, I paddled$ thes dng oni over in doubi . nick and bid welcum in thle name o[ thle et'ornal hty. and its Funible inh rabita . I soon 9 ' hibi aifloat in thoJittle' noo, pic i1foe iJ was aware of it, th ater w~s i ovor the guninele; everf 9.I~ "Lay .down, my freu " sed IC d he~ laid, which was all t saved usfroln er watry- gravc.,,.,and e nabotin firms from mtundatton, W safely laidbd I1 forind him wvedged in ight thit be 'cpuldet rise. 80 I telle d lhi'bg a priz, *ith the enud of thue addlb. 4a IsIgoooothd the sakred' I hie gently sepa rat eC I his colmten anW.Ice 'aid sm ii feeli n elodf "'I Iom ainl-6one agai-from furrin shore, Thie Yank' 11113 ni amd le deVil to but. I'll not, roi ,ny more." Iccolektin ?llu. 'knps of blan verse inyself, I "id with mnecih aksemi "Tel ie thou swift of foot--thiou inoe 4n11 ol A sahelh- ih tell mie where i., tl chariot and sIt Wr1? W( her- idit till go wheni I did see' thee d ving i:e J0b as we did flee for. lilk." "I'il tell you a0," d le, "'I want i frinds t0jkinow ., I'm now a ilia, i; war, B1l, and l1'k glad of it. I'e 'od the stalv soied Otvis andi shce knows il l've lndhdil gues--es, gors--weepin of deth. -ve sipt nit my arims sinco sOd.you--night61fter Iight Imia sAep on my arlS, wI ) IIlIi'reils of ' dvadl[ weepNs all aruo 1d ie. 'A h ill Patri otislmi lN is-I higl'ftig. Vhe yow Mc break [te, ice. Aeat Slulices of glorv it big t-s your'arnnvill jest, spring up'li k Ishr ooms in 3bi- bu/.lm ; anl iiak y'ou feel like rowin yoidrf eleat away (or ytn . country. jLtf me se down Ahd IT'i 1011 you all I know, Bil f blit, as kie f lliI aid- ini the theatmr "wiil yeou in %.bur4i ters thrse inulck deed 4 relat, 4,tk of me is I Am nothing exii ati 'a nor set 'doktu lot i malce.' so. Propo.cm iny hero." IVel ou $--e night lifter you pansse me", 11ny sie . t ajwy. Ilang 1lo. t! seemi benit,I ipitl . somrily ir bhit tihe nIlv.x nbri , ail I hunt)ted more fo1 rerds than bIt ads. Le'avinim wm . ia wi'th a , i er loimnan, I took it afoo 6c04S the. . try by at s'tleuent rat they clled. J clat on' f VIl of ci el off wa cs it. to . I Iroke down inl sigh of a little I cabin, and nev moved - foot hul ter lf day. The old mant ha a nag thet ark it a slid 1 I persi: ded hin ) o me ti thc eid of Il -. snted(l it..fot fen I deat u 6It hm sioke-hoinsikc h II. Ever now and 1.h10n he'd loiok at the old 4)nn.1; and shled look'At ti( sme bonso an then at ine. 18nt hat slidin biie were the ino-. orfillIest. -rave1lin' that, ever hav had. 1;very time the pony' look back he'd stop, andi] when he'd st1ci1 ugmt Ie giV scch a jerk I but iny content were m danger. nMy holl, brke on on okkashuna going down a hii full of pei livs. I rolh-d so)me1 twenty feet int the cdge o*f th' wudq ,and ctch n1 agin an old pine stump thi was full ti yaller jl'-t. Three of t ihe , din'g Wht.lgs tong me -bufore I cold rise. in I got through the cut off and fell in wil empLty wagins that wis stamped it) m., waiy. . S "(GittIni ol to Alantv, a fool Irislima Rtpd i! me' rtI. at the edge of Ihe towl and.demanldd my papers. I didn't ha: no papers. Nob->dy hadl ever axud i, for paper :, but, ho wouldn't hear nit al gnmen11t.. A s Quarles wouldd ' say. hi Wondentjin- M!e, but iarclied me t all ofl', an11 1 -idelo.stay thel' n min cis. I wer m-tit of' to Decatur wit some lily conscripts who w'ei'hjall I miouliin, excepa1 t heir clothes. 1 Ino' er selud such a Iiitiful set in my life. talked with ema all, find thar wis nar ote but what had thR dystper'sey or th' swlniny or the rumatis or te blind Stsi got s or-t hce heaves or tite nmups or.sun thin. Well, there waIll. nlon0e of.1us dic charged for there was bran new order callin for everybody for thirty dafs t go to the IitlcIes. As I conhin't wall thiIt far, I was ordcered to AIdersonvi-l to gnard prisonters. At Mackon I meti ai old ackwaci Lt ace, whol' wasc a powet fi big oflicer, and he hacd men LTnusferared 't is department and~ put-.me inl citirgit -Ins ordnan~tce. There's w'ihelre I hancdle gunsi, Bill, anid slept onl miy arms. NV hcole bo wes of Jonlske'ts was roundc tm< and I dideniat not mnore umind itaken snooze on a gunbilox Lthiin if ,it hadi bee' at conch o4'fethery docwn. Tis acll ii 1gitting utsed to it, Bil,---all mi the. itse. "Jst so," aod 1, "ihats the wvayI se it--eracktly sh,- rny frk-nid, Prosed, I. "It's bla m'd l1icekg, Bill, thaat I ditlen go to- Andlersonqvllie. - They wonld hay4 had1( ~ihe alongside, of WVirz, either.J1 pritanci>L oV winess or surntithtin S ein s~dh yi Tak wnidhav had mbe*n or two tit mce abpult shloolin him on thu dead * lirni. 15etoro titis miyi carcas gonal1 jlv e been eatup byv wqt'na or cu p byUo (4y Ad nv p)ikteOVablroad acl oqfrf wbo d 6J4(ap~r's Weemky a a mbonter of adl -I- a. keWelk.lep.hpk[i.guns and bag~ llll9 4tdctcnro WIeJU n .oatiilot 4 ty iv g uot, a firlo to go to ltorfie Sher %unnws playiln hu i-on q n , I ig-A t 1 mv, and so I had to .cirim 'rencIE w b-. f m, and' the vitv day I golI lhore, everlastiltoii II.uViWihonl r.ler ot thevo 101. In elit. no more1 lookin for thvmn.9nkes flmalha I wa# for o,d, Beelydyihm 1tl both (if ('11m .Its all lie -- 'lie tol im Blatiled if thie wasent slm*tNg t, 1bptore~kiui iiisI~n at. lilt before,lknmowd ther ,Was in .the Stlte S[ow :i t he dicki'is, theA \nIied niA I dont know, for 1hir- miihs balls smIii .ynky doolle aill argn. m ove f u an 111 d tl ~lite and11 otw t . . "I t4ll yon. T1ll. n 1i11 like a ,nild tar 1I-1 lookini ahend of ma1n. eIxry Stop I fiNd i lasy phee to fall whu'01 I wn plugged. ni (ld wonan qjwrtonk an, and I axd nier to t ake my wtch utail iy 11uone1Y. Sie took em, ll in hiuirryin pit em in ler Iooznim TWell I lndmi r lgnlly at, aist, ami rolled iin hers~.plosh, for it wns abolt. two feet dleI.p in mi m :id- w.aer. The mrornals fomndl mei ii ler st J, . ilghi in il t!(t fme i',it 'al -,11h! pinli. of ihe haynet.* Tli:,y marche1 itie to tli wvolf pli nd il here '1 siyed , till the( fit'_ was (IV*. ,"liightL hf-r(. Bsill, f wvant-jto makt, an obs ervation. There. wa.i a f'llier wit.h - me when I vns e tlt'd, nad I seed lin iiil ke a sortir' of a sigiti to t-h enptaiiin , aid they turned him loose inl t%;o min ets. 1a lie j.tu weit ot..an whev-ire ni nturnn s a kin. wiile I lini a cr'osey4 Sdrchm an -tanin oier'mi witoh a ha vo -ins. grinnin, From morniii Itill.nht Ii There wa1ssome Free MasonarY ;hoia - tlh t, Bill, and if alother nile <'>of ii fiol War*A comes aollg, Il jine er, i , thev'l let. me. -"lltt I'm at htony. nio. for al. I'n t. gwine to slav hore lik. sine die 'i t ngin ll wn nd fiihtin. I'm oppoelo i to all rows anad r all-risses a iots. I I dont. kee'r nigh a.-A mauch about, a dof . ight na' ui.-d to. Nv. if oin culd al. wit wy see the vend of a thim 'n advanee r (ail teI e iwi. rll )-j< ht, 1 wo)il4en: miT n liA in., TUlf -t60-\1ufl ,man's. fort-sights aint.noz good ais hiis hin, -4ieht. If t fler wa,.- this1 war wonbh-n~l~ s .ia brolike oui, niad I woinlet. ha i..s I iv'steer. unr-watl. I neve sed flin woman luefore nor sitice. nild I woidle t know it r. froiir aqv ilr w an ih s walks Ie yeari h--.bIlaim'd if I')'m cerivir u whether ihel, w%-re white or bleek. Iill how is your otir ?" > iiI"llungrv nA isu,, I tilanuk vow n11,V fren-1." sod 1. "how's Mr. A ri?" I " oitblliomi, Jolm. vr but I thinli 91 ihe'l iin, harmiotnized.--aft' t/u while-ut terwthile." '. Art-. lehttirl, T will lnot rela.te furtheir of these trying adventumres at. thiitim -loh2 .ln are niow -eitirely hamirmonions i and I snpposo his fturOcariei'will lit Sall saeenii S Yoirs as ever. l 1u.t A t'.. P. S.-Mrs. Arp -anf. "'voii to a bck the lht-ters I writ. her' wien sh were sweet sixte-en. ,Them offi-iprs hasv got eml 11nd1 f rspposolnve inghld, a11 the fouim. , V part away by thiiq nte. i They coitaiiil some fool 'thhigs ilh't bovs will write whfil tlhy'v fall ir' 4ove, L antd Iy wife 'smtietiles us'd oO epi upol r fue as remiiders f bkei, prdirse. 3 She Pays, if tlipy 'enj en('1he'l try and forivo em---a lerwhilde . Dont tronblo yourolIr Mueh, 4ir. Edi. .ur, id. it will be all 'the san'i tq me. Tho'Cinchi;nati"Gaut i ibliahi hefol owilng extract.of a prjete letter, ht dist ingushed F~*-Comfe oratQne Sstreet .I see tha['s omoef. the uuir 1 of thce Nortih are stlnlie' u rpresent condition for &r W~mItE .What cain we do to vatie.r.lioh -willing anil anxious 'to da%3~1 sogne cont it tiona pa r ipose that. there at-e a thonsua9. a in the on~thiisinbject,'.,,nnidjl" whomr thare are ps ma would lodjo the~ Uphlott,to offered the oole to 'go,.o b rms of eqalityuil It Is related ofMab cenct covrston, he~jm'ann denta1ohnson and4 he ane~ by' 06si well as by intereist,- t %V a s. film, and we will ' A~I t noni.m th sich a degree of pro'spe *.jIeiisis that: we shall soon 1' abletJ i 10 tbQ rest, of the eorl, 1murppe I lmr 4.'e A catpital part nora-with Andy, coltid i eat the world 1ombnedagaiit OTED o the inter:sts of tlie Pro tetat Ipiscopal Chitiroh, is publish ed At Charlotie. N. C.. 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