The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-04-18

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IN cod ~ ihn narration Fortunately ku
was dfpofcd 10 1ssla hm, luF hcf woman n
ofe was 30 lar dchasrd boz what che could Ia
'of lboporiIol Mss Ilaacy
10 Y. could obtain itualy messenger and
). last horse, SO night sold word 10 the out DOS
a'-------,' said Vaughan. "A force could mare
4 10 ITO farm and intercept or BAND
{ ~ would 10 impossible 10 send ira licagpn
ger while Harding Is hrte,' slid Khly, ,besidp
we have nobody to trhrI. bot tel you vha
! ieahAhe dene - There Is fssi animal IN "a,
Habie and am good rider; vii wat a.
you nave sci ou', wien, by hard galnpuirg.
IW'y r'hrh The post, aud give time0y Warmng:-
iha' lsH par ol dugauus happen b De there
,a'd NiI'pate meter VII p nor sput,'
4 lh.rrwas detachment at the pcs, when
! 10 > SAID Vaughan, Pray heaven they may be
j ih'fe YET, Tor your scheme il The Only feasible
one.
Their iurther conversation was ntnrtun'pd
{ by the appearance OF Harding himself who cvod
Vaughan suSplclous.y and ordered him puilg
! 70 leave tue r"nm Oar hero could but obcv.
ne Hemb ed i1r The tiI.ly Of his accomplice,
.hoWeve', as he went out ani saw KIiv arpin
= oan'tru 6 corv rsatloa HIth Ire ffe, b0oter.
lis comrades were already busy in prcpar.
'ng TOR Their ride, aud Vaughan lmopd,atplv
occupied himself IN sadd3cg i, bore. Ue had
scarcely li1lshed hls task when lIA,dng came
out.
i seeyon ere ready, stI he cy,'n, Inn
"eth " Mna have md up l1rl aue N thpbar.
1von' You WI attend c.osc on NE TODAY
~" rccfdlfs dfe apt to b. SUSPECTED. AID Us
uuUVes them to b.. r. :. rl,t.,. .-.,, - H.
- ~ - o''I "T1e' i' lie ac'
,,', w.. v" y. 80 WV" S'-' '"H' e'hue
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t..,..,
49, -. '.'5 '"1 pay -" re ID the
p. I -, w -" f'o2 al " men lH0y a0Van-
,.t.'.,,.. ,.,. - ~ - tu' "s'" '"' NY 81
,-r."f " 20 u'I' s'"IG even II siie
morn. m ,.,,',.'s - - = "G "a
'~1'' "o''' e0'''o wv 'a'e'
Ih'Gi. HE ceilings OF Vaughan during the
us'- "e agony clo'ml broken on ;ae wheel
10 ""'"'"s 70 II !! TIC was We'll aware ot the
10" Noe pose o. ii 'rjlAg, aud knew that
'e'iicf present FappIc4uous nor fears of iu,ure
euou't0A Wouii 1nrn aIIn ASIDE from his Tell
"a P,S', N,r c uia Vaughan hope to sue etd
}. hrs he!rohed. Al inns rro, ', ,h 'no "J,n
ok with which Harding regarded him. Vaug.
refugee al
ed his designs, and had brought nm a'onr to
orture hlm Oy the sight of The ruin 10 be wor
ed at lieadtey farm. Yet this look might on
Y arise from natural 81 picion of new recruit.
80, ,'''t' 'o''1 10y nav o'yI 'a'5o' No-heF
er,'.a,, D - ~ "a" ""-" n''
-, =, ry ''s " '."' = '''0'e "e'I
rh-aee slU P',I' ""G" cue a'','To'
''"o ''' '''''"'''J
Il VIII dIe 10 save her, and 1t needs be- h
inward y swore, viii preserve her from pro.
anat'un by sacrificing her with my own hand
with these bitter ref Ct;ona, Vaughan fol.
owed his tmmand r, his heart torGenjeu Now
y desPair' and COW plc'iled by hope AtieHg'h
ieadtey larm broke On heir sight, our hero
K. eagerly IN the direction where he dra.
'oons' II cGnIag would appear, but none were
= ~, ~ ro, !, was ~ as evening" eIo'sd' AMI an
:, -, 1'1 49, I.'.. '"u Ped~e'u' io"' tie
o,1. SUN AZ "an',; ~ ~ o" 'ae Ola nome
"'o' '""5n'h '"ou s"' OF 'ne ueS
i, Soo' - - U'' '"a' "W hdPy house
~ ','a 'Ho.Lo ,e.'",-' co"id scarce y oe con
ao,'I'' o'. nc rev 'is necessity OF u's'ihu-
"'io"' It az "ou'u eve" attempt 70 save h'H'Iy'
'F3rward-'ro', said the voice of Harding at
his momen,, having returned from A recopnoj.
ance Of he bui In S, which he found as he
expected whI3 uaprotrcled; then as they
cached the avn before HE house, he shouted
voice "h'ch us, Tod The household OF his
pPFoacn' '"al.!
Instantly the men drew in their re;os, while
he hasty barring doors was heard from the
Rouse. l. was the work Of a moment, however.
or The assaiiants To dismnnnt. and before The
ong hall door had given away before an axe
Which one OF the party carried, thought not till
sh 1t aad been fred from an u1Dsr story win
low