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Beyond the Clouds. Song and Chorus.Mother, where is Minnie now, Minnie whom we loved so well [first line]Minnie, mother's wept all day, and her head with grief is bowed [first line of chorus]

C. A. White (composer lyricist) (White, Smith & Perry, 298 & 300 Washington St., 2012-06-22)

Two Little Blue Little Shoes.A trunk standing open and near it a child, enchanted by what meets its sight [first line]Two little blue little shoes, two little feet, where are they? [first line of chorus]

M. E. Rourke (lyricist); L. Peasley (composer) (McKinley Music Co., 307-309 Wabash Ave., 2012-06-22)

Don't Forget Your Dear Old Southern Home. Sentimental Ballad.There's a dear old southern home, where I long again to roam [first line]Don't forget your dear old southern home my boy [first line of chorus]

W. R. Arnold (lyricist); W. H. Etter (composer) (H.A. French, 2012-06-22)

The Soldier's Prayer.The tattoo beats, the lights are gone, the camp around in slumber lies [first line]

General Thomas Jefferson Jackson (composer); W. H. Montgomery (composer) (Musical Bouquet Officer, 192 High Holborn, 2012-06-22)

Professional Copy. All Over Town. Song and Chorus.While I was out a walking, talking, gawking, all over town [first line]All over town, all over town, I'm not to blame for they commenced it [first line of chorus]

John (composer); Harry Dillon (composer) (M. Witmark & Sons], 2012-06-22)

The Dominion Musical Advertiser. Little Footsteps. Montreal, No. 1. May, 1874.Little footsteps, soft and gentle, gliding by our cottage door [first line]Little footsteps soft and gentle, gliding by our cottage door [first line of chorus]

M. B. Leavitt (lyricist); J. A. Barney (composer) (n.p.], 2012-06-22)

Little Willie's Grave. Ballad.All things beauteous for his slumber! [first line]Over Little Willie's grave [first line of chorus]

Wm. Ross Wallace (lyricist); J. R. Thomas (composer) (Wm. Hall & Son, 2012-06-22)

Breaking the Ties of Home.There's a story that's sad, that they tell of a lad [first line]You're breaking the ties of home, John, going to lead a new life [first line of chorus]

Joseph Newman (composer) (Joseph Newman, 2012-06-22)

St. Paul Mine Disaster.Three hundred men were working in the depths of the St. Paul Mine [first line]Oh what means that sound like thunder that went sweeping through the town [first line of chorus]

Jennie Williams (lyricist); Raymond Williams (composer) (A.W. Perry & Sons' Music Company, 2012-06-22)

Ellen the Richmond Primrose Girl. [two handwritten pieces included with printed music (1) "Eveleen's Bower. A Favorite Irish Melody," na; (2) Gen. Cobourg's(?) Favorite Trumpet March, na ].Near bow'ry Richmond Thame's pride, dwelt Ellen when her Father died First line of refrain Primroses, Primroses, two bunches a penny [first line]

Unknown author (P.A. von Hagen Junr. & Cos., No.62 Newbury Street, 2012-06-22)

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