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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-02-24
Ecfol affairs.

| RAILROAD SUPERINTENDENT We und,I-
stand that Mr.. Parker of Boston, the builder
! of the Wilmington and New Castle railroad,
has been rendered the place offs superintendent
of the Phila.. vii. & B-io Railroad. He is
said to possess in an eminent degree. the re-
quisi;e qualifications for tn, flee.
The LADY WIIMER.-An advertisement
elsewhere i'll our columns gives notice of the
running of the Lady Wilmer for the coming
Spring and Summer. The facilities oilord,d
by this boat tend greatly to the advantage of
the citizens of the lower districts Of our
county and upper part Of Kent in o. ening up
to them a regular communication with the
Philadelphia market, where their grain and
other produce generally command the best
prices. An easy approach to good market
is of the highest importance to an agriculir-
al community, and it seems quite likely that
the value of this means of communication
will be rightfully appreciated and the enter
prise fully sustained.
THE BoBLINK.--Tn spite Of all that has
been said by ornithologists, and others who
have taken the pains TO inform themselves,
many persons, among them some of those
who gun most after reed bird in the Autumn
INSIST that that bid and the tcblirk of the
meadows in the Spring are not one and the
same. All such unbclicvcrs here, however.
can now have an ocular demonstration of
the fact. Mr.. Arthur Mitchell procured two
reed birds last fall wh;ch he has kept in
cage in his drug store. They are now be-
ginning to change their pumagc, and are
singing daily with the clear, tinkling, mclo-
dous voice of the boLlink, which far outvics
in strength and sweetness the song Of G. e:vrt
canary, which hangs. in a cage, their next
ncighbor and seems often to enter with them
into strife Of song.
A Reconstruction Of those dreaded i'm.
plements Of war, a genuine bomhshcll, was
dug up in the yard Of the Elkton Academy
during the past week. When, or how it got
there can only be matter of conjecture.
The British army stad here one night during
the Revolution: so did part Of the American
army, the night before the battle of Brandy
wine. 1t might have been left here on one
of those occasions. In the last war with
Gicat Britain, the day after the burning OF
Frenchtown several English bargcs came up
the river, near Elk Landing, doubtless with
the intention of burning Elkton also. As
they approached they fired balls and bomb
shells, and it may be that the shell just found
was one of their messengers to the town.
Happily they did our old village no damage
with shot Or shell. The vigorous fire kept
up from the old dirt fort at the Landing by
the citizens hastily collected there drove them
back and Elkton escaped thcFfate of French
town. and our ncighbor, Uavre dc Grace.
LAND SALE.-At the sale of lands of Thos.
5. Thomas, Esq, on Tuesday last, made by
Messrs Groome & Earle, the sales of the fol-
lowing lots We're announced:
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The Bohemia Bridge Question.

Duly impressed with the recommendation
expressed in the passages Of Scripture, "twicc
told" for my benefit last week, and feeling
and never will build a bridge anywhere, and
scorning to answer men who commence with
the declaration they are replying to an zig
noranmus' or fool, most respectfully de-
cline any farther reply to either of the arti-
clcs published in the issues of The Wing and
Democrat last week. purporting to advocate
the building of u bridge at Bohemia Ferry.
l. j. X.
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AOT,EIE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
Annapolis, Md, February Sth, 1855.
TO I'LL WHOM IT MY CONCERN.
NTOTICE is hereby given, that application
~ has been made to the Governor for a
communication Of sentence in the case OF
ROBERT SWIFT, convicted by the Circuit
Court for Cecil county Of Murder apd sen
fenced to be executed. to Imprisonment in
the Pcntentary for life.
The Governor viii take un the case for
final decision, on or after Monday, the 81 day
Of IInrch nert. until which tine protests against
the said application viii be heard, and tho
case open to inspection, at thc discretion Of
the Governor.
BY order Of the Governor.
NATHANIEL COX,
Feb 10 At Secretary Of State.
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FREIGHTING
md FROM BALTIMORE.

NTfE new, tight and substantial ~
L fast sailing Schooner JAS. IGL@- HI n
HART, Cnpi. Lambert G. Ford. will MN
run regularly from the lower wharf SO $500 Il,
Elk Landing. leaving on Tuesday of every
week ut II o'clock VI.
Frriglters may rely uron having their
business attended to carefully and with des-
patch, and at reasonable rates.
Apply on board To
LAMRERT G.. FORD,
or to JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Feb ~ If EU;ton.
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Correspondence of I he Cecil Wing.
NEAR PRlNCIpIo FrRNACE, !
F,.b 40 1SS5

Feb. 20. 1855.
Nh. EpIToR:--ln order to Civ Your readers
an idea of the cold weather which we ha,
had This winter | need only state the report
that all The liquor in Charlcstown was frozen
so hard that they had to cut it with n knife
and sell it by the pound instead of liquid
measure.
The Furnace creek has been closed longer
this winter than for many years. 1t is gen.
orally open nearly all winter and great
many fine fish are caught during that season.
A hrrrin was caught ON the lst day of Jauu-
arv 10y Mr.. III. +. Gibson. McSSrs. Watson
Winchester arc now engaged in fishing and
hay IeEtn as high as GO Pike and leo dozen
Perch. at haul.
SINNERS Co. hav don good business
catcher muskratS durn' the high water.
A strange animal has been seen by Mr..
Jacob Smcltzcr, which. if it can he captured.
will be offered TO Barnlim lie states that it
run through two ranks of wood and brush
heap 'iust like a lookin glass"
Ii is bnt justice to our Hermet, to remark
that he is not Mahcmet, as understood bv
som, hut that he believes in the Christian
Religion and worships accordn' TO the die
ta,cs of his OWN conscience, and when asked
why lie has not committed matrinony he will
say "hc that marricth dccth well. but he that
marrcth not docth tctter.' fear there will
lie no chnnge until
Some power the gif!is gc US
To see ourselves as othc.s see us
1t would from many bnnder frac us,
And many u foolish notion.
The mectin' is still gon on up at Prin-
cipio, quite revival has taken place, but
like the Allies in the Crin,a they hav the
old vetern enemy Of Napolian to contend
against: whose Scbastopol is nearly opposite
the church and whose soldiers make many "a
sor,ie against religion and morality, after the
lights Of the church arc cxtirguiShcd. Could
VIC not get up an exhibition to liquida,c the
Dutchman
The Hollow Branch cat has been caught by
our ve.crn huntSman I. NJ. c. who mistakin
it for possum would hav had it cooked but
for his wife who discovered the mistake after
he had carried it home.
A mistake, that is too good 10 be lost was
made by person that was sent to the store:
his mother told him to bring her spool Of
cotton No. q, and mistaken the quality for
the quantity brought her "A spools.
Yours, ID. Fly.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Wing.

ROCK Run, Feb f22nd So.
DER Wing The ice in the Susquchanna
river moved on Friday last and raised the
water so high as to cover the street and fill
the cellars on lower side of the street. Some
three or four arks were crushed. Much ice
is now piled along our shore, while the main
body is slowly moving out of the river.
The buildings under construction, spoken
of in last, are nearly completed st. Clair has
his really for roofing i'll.
There is great need Of Temperance So
cicty, or prohibitory law in this District,
for drunken men arc to be seen daily. Wake
up, we temperance men of the It'll. Tory.
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Corr srondcncc Of The Cecil Wing
CORNER CATCH. Cecil Co.,

J
AiR EDiroR,-As you have no corrcspon
dent at this place, have concluded to droH
YOU line. Corner Catch is in West Not
'ingha,n, one mile south Of the tlourShing
village Of Ilarrisvillc 1t contains 5 dwell
ings. coach shop. carpenters shop and n
school house. The school is conducted at
present by James A. Coulson, Esq. We have
also shoe mandatory by Mr.. D. Sharpl,ss
who onplnvs from six to eight hands.
Considerable improvements are to be made
in the Spring Mr.. j. 7. Reynolds intends to
erect a conmodiouS dwelling house and a
saddle and harness shop: j. R. & W. p Conl-
son will build large store house, 40 feet by
SO #. i'll which they intend to keep store.
The village of IIarisvlIe is quite a flour
iShng place. The store Of W. NJ. 4 S. J
Reynolds is doing large and profitable bust
ness. DOYLE.
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from the dc. crit was rescued from the
savage. The many different climes are rep
resented there, the many different tongues
ire represented tiere,--the many different
States are there represented. Orr pioneer
fathers paid the price; We enjoy the fruits of
their lahors;- and have right to inherit the
rifle, axe and scddlebacs.
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AGEsT's W .AN1'7,Ee.

THNO sell the best work of 7. 5. ARTHUR.
4 s'TES NIGHTS IS A BAR-RooA, AND WHAT
SAW THERE. This is Il large l2mo., OF
40 pages. Illustrated with beautiful Mrz-
z"tint Engraving, by Sartain, bound in the
best manner, tull gilt back.
Specimen copies sent to any part Of the
United States, on receipt ofthc price. - cts
Some Agents now selling this Book. are
making $40 per month. Apply 10
} W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
As North Fourth Street.
Feb "A Philadelphia
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Csc is,sSSsl.sasas-S repair, and neatly fit
ted up--will resume her trips and run as fol-
lows:
Bcirecn Port Deposit and Philadelphia.
Leave Fort Deposit Ola MONDAYS, at 3
O'Clock for Phladclpha stopping at liavre
de Grace, Ford's Landing, Port Herman,
and the various places along the Canal to re-
ccive and discharge freight and passengers,
Returning leave Philadelphia for Port De-
poSit on SATURDAYS at 8 clock, touching al
all intermediate places.
Beiueen Philadelphia and SassGjfds.
Leave Philadelphia on WEDNESDAYS, at 8
O'Clock for winners POINT, on the Sas-
satras kiver, touching at all the intermediate
places along the canal and on the Eik River,
and 1t Turner's Creek, Cusseday'S. Fishers,
Frederick Town and George Town.
Returning leave Winners Point on Thurs.
days at o O'Clock A. NJ, George Town and
Frcdcricktnwn at > O'Clock p. NJ. Casseday'S
and Turner's Creek at about 3 O'Clock i. VI,
for Philadelphia
IT, Thankful for past patronage, die en-
couragcment Of all persons Interested in Sns-
tanning steam communication to Plilalcli ,hia
is solicited. No effort shall be wanting to
render satisfaction to those travelling OF
fret, hting by this line.
EDWIN WILMER,
Peb "a, 90 President.
n. b. All persons having the Bags be
longing to this Boat, and using them for otter
purposes than for .trsghting BY Mi, Bout. are
respectfully requested and hereby NOTICED to
return them to the Boat, or to ne at Port
Deposit. Gentlemen must sec the proprictv
of this request, and the improperly of their
isiug the steamboat Bags, Tor Mor dcco,nnO-
ie'ion, on Rniiroud or by rcsse!s, to the great
Inconvenience and loss of the owners thereof.
We do not profess to furnish bagg for the use
of the whole county, in the Va rous transpor.
taion lines, am! earnestly desire that this
notice may prove sufficient for the return Of
the bags and correct the evil in future.
Feb ~ tt T.. W.
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THE CASE OF Mas. GAINES, in which she
seeks to recover the largo estate of her
father, has been OH trial for several days at
New Orleans, We learn from the Bulletin
that the wills according to the testimony adj
duced, rocognisca pointcdly and directly
Mrs. Mary Clark Gaincs as the only legiti-
mate child of Daniel Clavk. She was born,
it appears, on TIE 9th June, 1905.
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Ilf0.

In this town on Sunday last, Capt. ISAAC
BENJAMIN, formerly of this county and late
of Easton aged 66 years.
0J-Easton papers please. copy
On the Sth inst, at the Brick Meeting
House. MARY GRIFFITH, wife Of Mr.. Nathan
Griffith, aged 50 years.
On the 10Th inst, MARGARET MAGAw, iii
the oSth year of her age, widow Of John Ma
gaw, q Revolutionary Soldier.
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TEXAS CLAlMs.-Thc Senate and the House
Wednesday concurred in the report of the
Conference Committee upon the Texas Claims
bill. The bill reported by the Commit
tee returns all the amendments made in the
House, with the exception that the amount
appropriated for the satisfaction OF the claims
is increased from SIC, 100000 to 81, $50, 900,
the latter sum being a compromise between
that originally proposed by the Senate and
the amendment Of thc House.
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N Office.

THE County Commissioners of Cecil coun-
| ty will meet at their office in Elkton, on
Tuesday, the 18th diary of March, next, to re.
ceive Proposals for opening the Direct Road
lately located from Chesapeake City towards
Elkton, (as per advertisement relative there
to y and to attend to such other business as
may be presented before them.
BY Order. l.. c. RICKETTS,,
Feb u vt Clerk.
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HOEIl,T;.

Jacob Tome, Circuit Court for &C.
VS. ell county; in Chancery,
Matthias b. Mount, january 2lst, 1855.
and others.
NRDERED. That the sale made and re-
" ported by John c. Groomc and John A.
J. Crcswcll, Trustees for the sale of certain
Real Estate heretofore m-rtgag"h by tn" said
Matthias Il. Mount to one William McCul-
Tough and by the said Mccullough afterwards
assigned to tho said Jacob Tome. he ratified
AMI confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof he shown OH or before the second
day at April ncSt PROVIDED copy :of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
at Elkton, once y week for one month before
the first day OF March next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to-
he $1,000. II. II. MITCHELL. Clerk
True copy. Test.
IL. II. MITCHELL.
January 81. 1855 I'm Clerk.
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LIErr "ALvARAta.' HuNrER.-The Hart
ford Times says that this gentleman, lately
dismissed the service for bringing the Balm
bridge home without leave, is going II. Russia,
to offer his services to tho, Gar. The Times
also says that he willtake with him festimoni.
ais for bravery and energy" from the prcs-
dent Of the United States, and zone Of the
highest officers Of our navy
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The WAR PRospECr:-From the following
despatch it would seem there is but poor
prospect of Il speedy termination Of the
present European War. 1t is given as the
latest news by the Baltic.
New York, Feb. 23.-Privatc letters by
the Baltic, dated London, Saturday. at noon.
say that all prospects of speedy peace
are ut an end. that negotiations are entirely
broken up, and that the allies are Determined
to prosecute the war vigorously. In the
Liverpool market, on Saturday, both cotton
and brcadstuilS were dull,
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MIR, EplroR:-Allow me through the mcdi-
UNI of your excellent sheet, to acknowledge
the Kindness of y friend, (pcrhaps whose
name is enrolled among your subscribers,) to
whom feel mnch indebted for the "Crcil
Wing" the perusal ofwhich has afforded me
much pleasure in my leisure hours. am
entirely ignorant from whence the paper
comes, and if the one who transmits il will
write their name uponit, ! shall be happy to
return their favor. j. A. IL.
New Castle county, Feb 81 ct
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w AN'TED.

L Avs OF MARYLAND.--From 1889 to
IL the present time. Any person having
the whole set or single volumes will hnd
purchaser by addressing note to the Editor
of The Wing stating how many Volumes they
have. for what wear, whether bound or I'M
bound and price. Feb ~ III
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Gbe Cecil lr)bie.
ELNTON, FEssWUAEsV 1s, 1855.

1J@rhe abstract of the lecture by the Rev.
Or. Milburn, occupying several columns in
nur paper this week will be found highly
interesting article, and none the less so from
the fact that to the eloquent lecturer is at.
cached a local interest to the people Of Cecil
county.
DR.. MiIhurn is son of Nicholas Milburn
IT., formerly of Elk Neck; his mothers maid
en- namcwas Ann Wyatt, from Nliligan's HILL
a short distance north ofCha1lostown, and she
at one time resided in Elkton, in the family
of the late Levin Gale, Esq. IIeis blind, and
one of the most eloquent Divines now belong
ing to the West where eloquent men more
abound than any where else. His election as
Chaplain. on different occasions by each
House of Congress, shows the estimate
placed upon his abilities at Washington
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In all 753 acres bringing in the aggregate
S6,1S2; or 80 20 an acre The name Of the
purchaser was given as John Smith.
Another lot of Sc acres was bought by j..
a. j. Crcswcll, Esq, at ~ all acre.
" The Rail Road Report elsewhere re-
ferrcd to gives the following as the receipts
during 1854, for passengers and freight at
the Way Stations in this Vicinity:
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NEWBOOk ST.
~ IDA MAY,
RUTH HALL,
FERN LEAVES,
Also, tho National Magazine for Feb.
lIarpcrs do do
Godcy's Lady's Book do
School books, blank books, stationery, &c,
for sale cheap by f. BROWN, JR.
Also, Woiert's Roost, by Washington IT.
wing: WykoH's Coortship and its Consequent
ces; lIagar, the Martyr; Nelly Bracken;
Richard, the Lion Hearted.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

4 BUILDING formerly used as 4 Sash and
II Door Factory. 40 by 80 feet. ~ stories
high, with shed attached 30 by II IT.: also an
Engine and Boiler OF six horse power, ready
10 attach machinery Of any kind.
This property is located in the business
part ofthe town of PoRT DEpOsIT, Md, and
might he used for various manufacturing pur-
poses, but more especially asa Machine Shop,
Carriage Factory, or an Agricultural Mama
factory, the latter being much needed. thou
sands of dollars worth of implements being
annually brought from distant cities to sup
ply the wants Of the surrounding country.
To an cnterprisuS man few places Offer
greater advantages that the one now ont red =
The property will he sold on reasonable.
terms, or to good tenant would DO icascd
for n term Of years.
For further particulars apply to the under.
signed T.. ID. McCLENAUAN.
Port Deposit, Feb 10 I'm
'.'Gazcttr, Wilmington; Record, West
Chester; Baltimore Clirrperand Cecil Demo-
crat. copy month and send bill to advertiser
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CUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR, Of }. Mai
- thcws brand, in store and for sale by
Feb "a }. b. ASH.

L. rhc Sunday Services, from and after
next Sunday, the lst Of Lent, will be at lOa
A. NJ. and on every other Sunday at 3 T. NJ.
On tho Holy Days and Fasting Days, special
ly appointed, at same hours. After evening
service at 81 next Sunday, the sermon will
be on the subject of lntemperancc. Seats
free. The public are respectfully invited.
RoBT. LII. GoLDsBoRUuon.
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

THE STEINER LADY WILMER,
s...ssass.s, CAPT. WILLIAM
- IL WILSON. Having
!e;;s4isi;s: S:ss-.,zI5a been put in thorough
e''ss * repair, and neatly fit
ted ul,-will resume her trims and run as fol-
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A FARM FOR SALE.


'T'IIE subscriber offers for sale The Farm of
1 jeremiah Rogers, situated on the Little
North East Greek. near Kinks Mill. and
within one mile of the Blue Ball, and two
miles OF Zion Village, containing about
10 ACRES OF LAND.
There is 4 Dwelling House, with
y-zlEnwcll Of good water, stabIing. and Il
l;skEfiE new granary and carriage house on
i,hsf'E this property. The land is nfexcel-
lent natural quality, and very produc-
tive; the situation is healthy and pleasant,
and in the hands Of an Industrious man would
make handsome and productive farm. 1t
will be sold on reasonable terms, with a good
title.
f not sold before SATURDAY. the cath
day of February inst, it will on that day he
offered at Public Sale, on the premises, be-
tween the hours of > and O'Clock p. N.
JAMES McCAULEY,
Feb NV Agent.
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Notice.
SuIldrics.
MORE NEWS.

THE subscribers are now selling of at cost,
/ their entire stock ofCLOTIllNG, consist
ing of Il large and beautiful assortment Of
Fall and Winter clothing. We only say
COME ONE. CONE ALL!
Our motto is ssconfidcnce.'
Feb j. SCOTT 4 BRO.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25

detsrminsd and inveterate enemies Of
the South and Southern institutions, and
they all, as we have said. without a sol
ilary exception, concur in denouncing
the Know Nothing movement as mimi
cal to Abolitionism and favorable to the
South, aud agree in the policy Of op-
posing it all hazards and 10 the las, ex-
tremity. Ff7if
Is this policy i'm porting nothing on
the part Of the A bolilionists at the
Nor:h7 Has il indeed no important
signi6cancel No motive3 No obccta
Is il reasonable 10 suppose that these
Abolition fanatics would be willing 10
throw cold water on great popular
movement which promised 10 inure to
the benefit Of them on their causeY--
Have they ever been guilty Of such follf
before1 Such downright stupidityf-
Such lack Of common sense and common
sagacity2 Why, who doubts the shrewd.
ness, the penetration. the political fore
sight Of w. II. Seward? Who, in all
the South, takes Greeley to be a flolP
Who considers Weed wanting Ia cum
ningl Who regards either silly enough
not to perceive when NOV ement or
party is calculated tu promote the pro.
gress of Abolitionism2 Aud who has
ever known either of them not to catch
eagerly al any and everything which
could be used to advance their schemes,
and inflict Injury upon the Southl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25
Death Of Poor Maggie.


lone penny for Maggie" faint voice sobbed,
Aud the echoes alone replied,
While peTiumed priest, with look Of pride,
Passed by on the other side,
Zone penny for Maggie" and on her cheek
There glistened frozen tear,
For the night was dark, and the winds blew
cold,
And no earthly friend was near
Zone penny for Maggie" she sobbed and sank,
Where church its shadow cast,
While the chimes a merry peal rang out
And the crowd went hunying past;
For one from distant land had come
To ask for Christian aid
And the death.chill crept DER her sobbing
form
While for heathen souls they prayed.
- -. ie.i- a 'isi'' iii .''ii.i-s' - :
Zone penny for Maggie" again she sobbed,
And the rough winds laughed aloud,
FoEwhie whistling around the colored panes,
They had peeped at the lst'ning crowd;
And their eyes were moist at the moving
tale
The devoted man had told,
And jeweled arms at his call were barred
While Maggie perished with cold,
Zone penny for Maggie" she gasped, and
died
Where the church its shadow cast;
Then a closing prayer from the desk vas heard
And the crowd went hurrying past;
OF the bloody car Of death they spoke,
While they passed poor Maggie by,
And brushed, as they thought OF the Ganges'
tide,
A tear from each moistened eye.
FRANZ