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11nb bic r9ooTerss une bic u8udeyes: =
.Dir Fnb niebt in @G9MGR Mat9t
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Mit ber frpbiten ooFuwns trpReu,
) Mber 2eut9fn, bentet bran:
r@sr 3ulsst la&', la&t an. 8sRta."
Ge 0ne auf Der itillen 9a8b
9itr bic li,ten Demceraten !;
S9leiden, tpie ein Gi@slein fa@t,
Dab Gin SANG nod mSe' eeratben,
Ibun als bdtte l&ier erfabt
Die @er3wsiFune felbft bic Soften,
Mber. @dnner, aufeepaBt!
,@er 3ulebt laGt, la@t am 8sfen."
Bader feib, unb felt ni@t lau,
paltet &uer wulper trpden
Niertt Gu@ bic warop 6snau,
Brinet bic Gaulen auf ben @oden.
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2eut', nit bielen fall@en @dteu,
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.Ber 3ulest la&t, la&t am 8eReu J"
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au@ bitrunte n rnb mir pbtn,
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@enn eeponnen If bie @@Iadt
81 es 3ett ~ @iesesfefen,
rDenn nur tper 3ulebt eela&t
Der, ibr sperren, la@t ami 9tRtn."
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Der etnen BON tbnen an9etaft bate. Gt>
ner fit &Qe, ,tnb MQe fdr Ginen, tpdr ibr
@abllpru@, Ypn BEN fie teine 2inte pf4>
en-. ga Gt nun olle Drefr banbfefe unb
uneri9rodene Burl@e tparen, 70 batten
aud pfe %nberen ben Mutb ni@t tbnem
an zen &rip6 3u 9eben, unb e6 bltet IN
oer Ne9tl betm brpbenben Gauitma@en
unb cer1 3uruf: &omn1, ,penn bu pa8
,6er3 baAl Mu@ wobl beim S@impf9e>
fe@t, paS bic 3un9e anbebt btswetlen
aud beenbet, wenn es bic Gauft ni&t
tbut. s3r
Die 2ebr3eit CAB lem @erbdltni6 cine
ueue 0sfaleuns. Nlit BEN Spieltn
mar's aus: absr nun 9tn0en fe @onn<
ta9 Mittngs auf bas Spttt6pf@eu, &pie
cine Nellentoppe ppr Der Statt bteb, no
cine berrlt9e MuSf@t mar. Da fnnb
Elm alter, nilber Birnbaunt unb CAB
S&atten. Der Boben mar NIT Mpp8
beredt, 100 ii6'5 berrlt@ fBen unb lit9en
lief. unb bier plaubertett fie, madten
pldne unb fan8et1 i&6ne &ieper, 100 e8
fi@ penn ear 1b6n ntadtt, tpent1 bic bret
.{@Snen reinen Stilnmen i'm .Dreiflan9e
ian9en. 9ier fang Der. Sofepb Mifel
auemal bic erfe, Gabriel &e@tling bic
3meite Stimme unb per perbt S6mteb,
@erbarp 9t@tenauer, fang feinen f6itli&en
Bab.
go blieten fe ben eng, innig unb treu
perbunben bur@ bic 9an3e Yebraeit. unt
iol&e CUTE &amerapen tparep ni9t pieper
In Der Stabt. Dem @5s9tn maren ie
aue Dreie ber,li9 gut. ober feiner nabte
f@ bem INNER reiaenber fi9 entfalttncen
Mdb6sn. Die Beiben. Sp(epb unb @er>
barp> beneipeten man@maI ,ppbl ben @a>
brtel, baB ct Diel mebr tm tas Mdc@en
ietn tonnte, al6 fte, ober 3einer @a8te es
btm Anpern pper ibut ittbf. go aleints
am Gnte 9ecer, er liebt pas M6s@en all
lei,t unb abntt ,ti&t bab baGelbe bolble'
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permfebetl, inter ei1atiber BON tbr 80 re'
cen. @enn BE beibtn &nbertu abtl
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@rceQente8 Mu0en1pa0er,
bepabrt in ben I9wierigRen GaQen als wunbrr>
bar wi,tenbeS 9eiln,ittel, 1T, pie bic pbieen
Yrdparate, patenten mie @ieberSertaufern be-
tens empfoblen.
@ir mS$ten Mattern iassn, tab mDrfe'a
BladberrY- BAL NJ ale GaQe bon
Sommerfranfbeit (summer- complaint)
be Rinbern beilt. ~
mprfe'8 StlaItent(I6er 9luae,t=
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fQr bic &rantbetten bes Nu9e8.
: (Mtute ,nb &ront,ue)
@er0tntSrntr, &iterun9 ber Gbr6nenbrlieu,
Gltun,ern unb @4mdte. s
Das Mittel pirtt unfeblbar, mag bic Rrant.
Ge wirft eeeen S@wa@e unb Mbnebmen ter
Strait bes Sebnernen unb b.lt tranibafte 3u.
f6nbe in ben, Ban be1Ielben. 8eionbtrs iol3en
Ve1ipneu ~ empfebltn, neldte ibr Mu9e fort
v9trtnb anaultrngen baben. Der Balm tpirb
ibrer @ebfraft aQ9emein 8e(unee 3batteteit tpie.
ber nerleiben. st.
Wrpbtrt's unb ibr mtrstt's bep6tri fnbsn.
Yreie IS Sent per Gla{&e.
taben bei alien Dru88ilen.
Mprfe ". Dailty, Gieentbiiuer.
Dubuque, Soma.
Die Materialien. aus eenen es jubereitet if,
Fnb rein unb tS(li@. &s II nit trtRer @pr0'
falt axb @enautsteit 3uiammensfitbt uub mi
Si@erbeit mnb pbne @@mer3 an3uweubeu, ba e
du6erli@ appleirt tpirb unb Bic @efabr tauffif@e,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tpel@e bas CARTE Au.
senesmebe f. leitbt 3traDren, De1meibtt.
l1ne pie far eas Muee 10 unSemetn tucbltbd'
ti9 mtrtenb, purte es aud bD@f beiliam er'
funben fur
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iprun8ens 9ippen unb 1dnbe.
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L. @QQrballam (@Qirltfe),
Das auseeaei9netfe aller betannten MttttL 3ur
8efSrberune bes @a@stbums bes paars unb
@ieberberltQune ber Glae unb uripraueli4en
Sorbe berfelben, fir ben @rpb. Y. 4leinsertauf.
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1anl 1aieger's
84ut< ur6 @aQe11rettt9M1198
sNtllett,
bic bette 3ansn.ebi3tn fir bic erobe Mn3abl 1on
arantbetten, wel@e bur& @trunreintnnns bfs
Bluts unb @tSrune btr @erbauunes- Dr9ant
be.ppreerufeu werbem.
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L1N1MENT,
pel@es ieber Tarmer ale f@trites &urmtttel far
alt Arttu duberlt@er &rantbeiten feines Tttb'
Hanbes In 9auSe talten follte.
Sir bieits Eminent balte ID has Depot fir
ben Gnerob. .@,lauf IN ben @taattn Ninneipta
unb @isconTn.
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~ Deutl@e Mpptbefe
npn
- 1paul Ritger,
Empire Block, pbere Stapt, 3. Strabe.
st.. @aul, minnefota,
bGlt fur ben @roB. unb Rleinperfauf aQe) Nrttn
Yon Mr3neien, paterldnbii&e uno ameritari}@e
&pot1efermaaren unb prdparirte Neei3tnen in
9rSbter Nuswabl sorrdtbie.
@teserSerfdufer pom Qante erbalten bel Gn'
8rps.B Baar< @infdvfen bic aQer8anffi9ftn &ban'
een. a
Nebi3inen nerOen na& @eespten 3u ieter 3eit
pom be1tn Material pr6parirt.
perfImerten unb Ipilettenartitel IN 1nilber.
trpfener Nuswabl. a2a
, 1866-04-14

Gus and uncqunllc,l merits OF our beloved mS."
ho r.--,niiicc II. undo, The present impression
our regret, to state that
AS a man, no one was more highly catecmo
for his perfect integrity, ruth, and cnndor. II
enjoyed the unlimited confidence Of his fellow
members and friends.
ASA Christian. we are happy to add TINT he
has not left the world TO doubt Of his faith and
hope. In his last hours he hns put II seal on
his character by declaring his firm hclict in the
merits and attoncmcnts Of Il Saviour.
Hc IL therefore Hc,oircd, Isl. Tint having con-
tcmplalcd the virtues ard talents Of Frames l..
Ihornc, as n brgh, and eminent obicc, Of mi
tnti"n. We sincerely dcplorc the loss hih
we have sustained in being deprived Of his ca
ample.
2nd. Tim, we deeply sympa,hizc with tho
family Of the deceased. and oilcr them our heart
tclt ~sympo,hicS.
3rd, That n page IN our minute books be- in
scribcd TO his memory, and that II copy Of these
resolutions De sent TO the parcn,s Of tic dcccas-
ed, and they be published III the South Caro-
linn LEADER. EXtrrct from he minutes.
BY order ~. G. McKlNLAH, stc'y.
, 1866-04-14
COM UNlCATED.

A,tjcl.s inserted uul,r this hrad ar" written by
Correspondents. We shail hc ::l,l To puhliSl, com.
munichtiuns OF merit, ,ut do not hold ourselves re-
sInuShli tor their sentiments.
Our corresponds ts are respectfully requested
TO send Us more lcsihlr manuscript. We inny
he unchrjstinn, but We must At least insi,, npon
an Cor l., aud dotted AZ ;hnt.
, 1866-04-14

a Wonderful Medicine Perry Davis Foin
Killer, 1t is really n valuable mcdicamcnt, and,
unlike most OF tho patented articles of the day, is
used ty many Physicians. It is particularly do.
siri,blc in locations whore physicians arc not near,
and in families will often save the necessity OF
sending gu, nj midnight FOR ~ doctor. n boItln
should be Kept in every housc.--B Boston 1rnr"t-
, 1866-04-14
;, MOI g. & !.

. -
,-..,rIIjS INSrIIrtrfoN WAS ORGAN.
isc1 Niril 70, l>ti. The Gliowi ~. officers wc5r
elected 10 scrte for the ensuing year t-ilrn Tho.
mas. President, James \ Howard. Vice President:
7 T. Martin, SOC pro ten, tobtIi Green, Irtasnrrr:
JAMS Gttcu, Chairman q G. 0
W. Owe a ,leht Of grotitulr TO "nr able and ,rur
friend our secretary Tor tie INTEREST he las manifest.
cd iov ards onr surccs..
They G. 4 viii ,ncc, 90 Iint ,dly cvrnin.; nrN, s..
the Residence u Tie yifc president, at ~halrpa.t :
o'cl"ck. ny order 81 thu Tres dent.
lolS L.. MAETl>,S $50. pro tom.
.@> SANroN CHARITABLE SOCIETY.
-oiltcrs Iais,rs I'rirhi. President; lctcr Mazcck,
Nice I'rcS'lrut John bees, Treasurer: Peter Il.
Morgan, Socrrtaty. February -, lSt6, y
10 FALSE KUMDK is circulated TIM;
my place of Su>inrss i, removed to Meeting s,rcc..
| would inform my friend. and cnstomcr, ,lat | an
stilln' my Old stand, 80 Is King. opposite Raicliuo
strr't, where my business as an ui,dr ,akcr snmtinnes
The same. 'thathiul FOR former patronage
joins WILSON
.V-MECiIANIC& PLANTERS BENENO-
LENT ASSoCtATiON.-A regular Weekly Mcr,in,
Of this association will take place a, he rcsidcncc q.
MIR. JuStJl, Green. Meeting S;r,ci. ,,crry ThnIrmrLa".,
i,iti. c. 81. rRICr 49,
The following are lhc omrcrs Of The above ns.octa
lion - "
Joseph Green, President
John Warren, Vice ,lrrs.
G.N II. fricc, sec. and Treas
Standing Committee Committee on Charity.
J. Summers, Ch'rihan; ~. Robertson, Ch'rmau
i.JollnsoI, I C.Iulivct.
4. Mills, !. Murry.
Jan. J.; am '
, 1866-04-14
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, 1866-04-14
MARRIED o.

In this city on Thursday evening. April 3'h, 1890.
by Rev NJ: S,nlrook, Mr VI & Mitchell TO Mi,S Grpr.i
ana T. Neil, both of This city.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-11

very firm. There was only about 1000 bushels at
market and some 600 bushels red was sold at $50
for fair and 254 cts for prime. lot of 100 bushels
Penn; Rye sold at % cts and notice sales Of some
1900 bushels Oats at 53@55 cts which is further ad
vance. The market closed strong for all varieties of
Grain.
but we still quote as follows viz: Cuba clayed at 400
50 cts do Muscovado at 45@55 ctS English Island at
1905 cts. and Porto Rico at 5O@7O cts.
erces pcked Hams at m e c 1906 rs Bulk
Shoulders at 115 cts packed, and of about 50 bbls
Mess Pork at $26,5O@2675 2 Dbl. Bulk Sides are
could be obtained for them Bulk Shoulders close At
IFS cts and Hams at III cts. There is fair job
bing demand for Bacon. but there is no demand for
large lots 1t is selling to the trade in lots as wanted at
12Mgl3 cts for Shoulders and l5M@l6 cts for Sides
Hams range from 20 to % cts. Lard is dull at 1870
1873 cts for Western. but there is nothing doing in it.
RICE-There is some inquiry, for Rice. but we
9}4@9$4 cts. and Carolina at 1212@12A cts.
SUGARS.-Sugars, which were quite active yeser-
day. have to-day been quiet no sales worth notiag
steady and we still quote as follows viz at 1O390
cts for fair to good refining l1@l24 for fair to
prime Cuba; HOLLY cts for fair to good Porto Rico,
and l213@lSA cts for prime to choice do;
Hard Crushed at JIG cts White Soft Crushed at ago
Is cts G and Extra at l4@l4A cts; and Yellow
at l3Gl312 cts.
SEEDS.-Ws hear of no transactions to-day in
COverseed 1t is held generally at Sc for good lots
but buyers not offering over sou to S5;l2 per
bushel for it. Timothy Seed We quote at $500 u
and Flaxseed at 81 509255 4 bushel.
SALT.-Livernool is in large supply and dull with
declining tendency. We quote Ground Alum at
$o Mar5has and MOrthngtGnaS z Ems s5 at 81 o
Turks Island is in light supply and firm at 10 cts q
| WHisKY-we are not advised of any transar-
City and Western at So. 25@2.26 q gallon, Country
| would not probably bring over 1924 q gallon.
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M ARlNE JOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.

TUESDAY. April 10. 1856.
Arrived.
Steamship Sea Gull, Fish, from New York-lntsc
to Baisdell. Jr.
Steamer Georgeanna. Pearson. from Norfolk-to NJ
n Falls.
Steamer James Brady, Lands. from Norfolk-to
Steamer State of Maryland. Travers. from Rich
mond-to Brandt, Jr.
q S Steamer Lancaster, Tomlinson, from Havre dc
Steamer Henry l.. Cav, Her. from Philadelphia
mdse TO j A Shriver.
Steamer Geo Weems, Kirwan, from Patuxept river
Steamer josephine Thompson, Moore, from New
York-ndse to A Shriver
Barge l. Castle. HOLSTER from New York-mdsc
to sundry PERSONS
Steamship Cumberland Reed, Charleston-Pen-
dcrgast FenWck Il Co.
Steamer Georgeanna, Pearson, Norfolk-M n Falls
Steamer James t. Brady. Lands. Norfolk
Steamer Mary Washington. Kirwin. Fredericks-
burg-R A Taylor.
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson. Havro de Grace-J
j Taylor.
Steamer Express, Ryther. Alexandras-A Need
Steamer Matilda. Gourley. Patuxent Riyer-M L
Weems.
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance. New York; A
Shriver.
Steamer Florence Franklin Pierson. Philadelphia
sq3hr N Petit. Clark. Wilmington. \ C-R M
Healen.
Schr Americas Moss, savannah-Kelsey & Gray.
Schr Swan. Mitchell, SayannahTD Keeling.
sehr Charm. Chase. BostOn-Kelsey & Gray.
Br schr Concordia, Liverpool
At Quarantine.
Erlg Ambrose Light. Simpson, from Matanzas-to
Messy Gray-sugar and moiasses to Stirling g.
Ahrcns.
Sailed for Baltimore
The Y AGO." Nichols. sailed from Liverpool 9th
ult for Baltimore.
Memoranda.
Ship Flora Mcdonald, Miskelly, at New York 9th
from rotterdam. had heavy weather with westerly
gales the most of the passage.
Schr Ann Maria, Waller, hence at Newborn. N C.
5th inst ~ W
Schr Baltimore. Wilson. cleared at New Orleans d
instant for BraZos Santiago.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
FORTRESS MONROE. April 10, 1866.
The schooner John Henry, of and from azbinp-
ton, d c, for Norfolk-jme and coal-abandoned In
the hay-before reported by telegraph having ar
rived here yesterday morning. was showed up on a
par, and shortly afterward sun in feet water-hgh
ude The 80 bbls of lime in the hold of the vessel
are probably fire. The vessel is said not to be in
sureu' put insurance is on the coal.
nj arrived I'm Hampton Roads.
lily ne tooWlng IS list of vesse's which have ar
clear-up: "e d hnai
bark Edward Everett. fin Bait for Boston-coal
ineton n pGnIaltn Williams. fun Rockand for Wash
~ chr Marietta Smith from N.;, =. =
New Haven-oysters oin NahlicoKe nVer Tor
S lug TMSsGe99e from Baltimore for New yo-,,
Schr NJ TThRSmi i FIN Craney Isl for BatMovssrs
schr Star King. fm Boston sor M Meetoysters.
general cargo. hid luz NeWoern. N c.
schr Mcdonald fin Bait for N Y-cos,
Schr " Rhinehart. I'm Bait for Boston.oo.,
Schr Wright, fun Boston-oysters.
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMmERCTA- WEDNESDAY, APRIL H. 7s66

Schr II Horton, I'm Boston-oysters.
Schr W Collins, from Tanguier's Isl for Fair
haven-oysters.
schr " Dyer I'm Boston for Tanguier's Is-light.
Schr " Eyerman, FIN New Haven for Tanguers
1sand-light.
Scbr r Rhoades FIN Tanguier's Isl-for New York
oysters.
Sehr L Smith. FIN Georgetown, D c, for Boston
coal
schr Edwin. FIN Bait for Providence-cnal.
=, Schr Mary Town. FIN Newbern, C, for New
Schr Mary Hier, I'm Tanguier's Isl for New Haven
schr John Tway, for New Hayen-eoal.
Schr D Barry, I'm Norfolk for New York-wood.
Schr Lucy Jones. FIN Tanguier's Isl for Farhaven
oysters.
schr Village Queen, for New York-coal.
- chr Catherine Smith, FIN Washington, c, for
New 1Ork-naval stores.
Schr Frank Lucas. FIN Craney Isl for Phila-oysters.
Schr ADRIAN, fun for GEORGETOWN, D C-wheat.
Schr Emma Bacon. I'm Bait for Boston-coal
Schr Chas Elwcll, FIN Bait for Boston-coal.
Schr Union Flag, FIN Bait for Providence-coal.
Schr White Foam, I'm Bait for Providence-coal.
Schr Sea Nymph, fun Bait for Providence-coal.
Schr Yankee Doodle, I'm James River for New
Schr Chas Raymond, FIN Bait for Boston-coal.
The following vessels arrived here yesterday, and
haye been detaiGed on account Of the weather.
Arrived at Norfolk, Va.
Schr Altoona, from Richmond.
Schr Memento from New York.
Schr Montezuma from
Schr Sarah Green, from New York.
Schr ii Prescott, from Portland.
Schr L Dunnoek, from Baltimore.
Schr ID w Sanders, from Georgetown, ID. q.
by telegraph to News Room.
Liverpool-Arrived March 29th, Br bark Potosi;
Br brig Artistic, Cannon; and schr VIM. Burroughs,
Houston, all from Baltimore.
Br bark Chilena. Madge, hence at Liverpool prior
to 18th ult.
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CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES
Shipwrecks Reported During the Month
of March,

The loss of shipping during the past winter has heen
greater than that reported in any winter in cur his
tory, and the stormy month of March sweils the
value of the vessels alone exclusive of their carpoas
which have been wrecked or are missing in a single
month. vi these 80 were American and foreigners
American citizens were interested. -Four steamers
ships. barks. brig and 10 schooners comprise fbs
burned foundered and are missing Their car.
goes probably amounted to least s. OOO total
S6,000000 large amount to be destroyed in single
month. These losses show the extent of our COM
merce. and the resources of our insurance offices to
meet such losses. for suppose that of ali
this was covered by insurance, '
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BALTIMORE MARKETS Anr,, n

C0FFEE.-There has been but little iIonirv TO-DAY
for Coffee and we have heard Of no sns 70 Jay
The market exhibits new features seS wnateye T
quote Rio as ranging from II to 2 cts we, we sun gu
common to choice, Laguayra at 2lGS3 ots g4iu loT
Java at 2S@281a cts gold us goid' and
FLOUR.-The market continues quiet, and we
There is fair inquiry for Flour for retailing pay
brands are scarce and firm, but prices are in geners
nnchahged and we still quote as follows, viz Howard
street at sos rs for Super $9@975 for Extra 500
x ~ i9r Family; Western at $775@S50 for Super
; iiiS@ S for Extra; $l@i2 for Family; and City
mills at ssSS IS for Super $9@975 for standard En-
ra' ana Su799l2 Dbl for high grade do. suitable
III ne no market Baltimore Family is selling at
Slo iSr fatapsco Reservoir and other choice brands
ana hg an grade Extra Of the brands at S13 bb
Corn Meal at $3.50 p Dbl for Baltimore and Rrandyo
wine. iiofe auu DfanuS
GRAIN.-Corn continues very firm and nrices ara
still tending upward Yellow was cnnnd ptLIGes az
ter to-day, some $500 bushels selling at 7SSO CTS
and White was also higher the sales Tahoyt 9 nh
b S %aas being ct all with The
Is to cts per bushel. and the advance ;h LAY
past week Is 10 to Il cts per bushe Wheat was a le
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DARING FEAT.-The Montreal Gazette describes
very daring feat Of one of the Grand Trunk engine
drivers. Dir. Z. Laughland, driver of engine No 70,
was coming down the line on the 2Sth ult, with No
freight train. when, on crossing round the curve
two miles west Of Cornwall. he saw n drunken man
sleeping on the track. He Immediately whistled
down the brakes which the conductor and brakesman
applied as quickly as possible but the distance was
so short that 1t impossible to pull up in time
Laughland Immediately ran out on the cow-catcher,
and as the odoMottye same W he stooped forward
and seized the man by the neck and endeavored 10
do so jumped off with the man and succeeded in
throwing him clear of the train. The whole train of
seventeen cars passed the place before it could be
stopped On learning the facts the authorities or
dered that two days pay should be handed over to
Lapghlsnd as slight reward of his gallant coaducr
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