Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12

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GONE anHn 0 az ma sSnsas aI,7iios aYSta
possessing e;r,snT : cannot mot ,rscali tbatde
Fails, hnt ,xhe r ,son and ,5anrhtar ba,, an
yly SPOKEN q ofr1gere AZ ysry fortnnste In ;nj,ar
iting large eatate Quite atranoalv
|. NV. old sire made q moral. and Whit
u6onl his- -iknsey and satsriH d. into. hi,
wrinklegT Z Eas warned from evil Ann Ann
pany and the mounts al tf,e enemy ,fsTT'
The IahnusG i Grisyje Was resumed MI,
Ih tThsfasia lnniSiiysFr ifsiinvi fooksEIanrd Ir.
never will be-. The worm has his nnTo1rIlt. nTo1rIlt
gage, upon them 'af,d he IN n3reaSy laSsa,
La foreclosure. ,Racorslad ip5srhaoo. o.
poeie qhas not suficient Inowledre e.
detes, the, grim ! 1beararT,of the ftoatifrt..
glass. he knows &c. end 60 dol. rFo,
-months, tI.sheysp ben, ahsent fran the
RRables,A heye fetursgtj. . spatohed yginnun
merely, Gti;d S;a1niend,sn, 81 gesf
At this .poifit the manuecript had ayi.
IDENTIFY been laid away, for the reInain-
der was traced In q different ink and BY
F ifeebler, hand. > It opens again with
the Same quaint fepinings. : Il;y,
Life haSH6eer fndings. The one
who, interests 'yon To-day is gona TO-
morrow and f9FeYard while tho partner
OF An old life-aams turns up. suddenly
30 confront you with tedious memories
oftener than with agreeable Jrecolleo
tions. Earnest yearnings are farelyIre-
aiised, ,bus they haveh been lohce with
ane; I, ~: Inc esnoonoI mythoss, Lavender,
aug hls ssa TeApeElence created an III
,,s seresb ahq ahq sympatpy,W ,Wnlch was. years
Later, revived intensely. I was again
fixed a temporary abode IN one oof the
PLEASANT yiliageasof !an' eastern state
4 Among the few acQuintancesII, formed
was that NJ an an eminent judge, who was
at that time presiding at the trial Of %
wretch committed for arson and mpr-
der' HE was particularly noticeable,
commanding =, in PERSONA deep rich
voice, q hne dark eye, and hair sprinkled
with silver: He lived in elegant style,
as 4 can attest, OF isdplaoa called Man.
grove Hail. Without, awife, end ychild-
iess.N Els card read, Poinset ITelfair.
cat the breakfast table, the last dayy
of the exciting trail, &C ,Ies Eagreeably
surprised to recognize my old friend
Lavender. he had Just. arrived, in
quest Of o tarsying: place for the season.
circumstances asronce, determined him
to remain with me. The pending case
at the court house, in which Ihad be.
come much interested, was The topic Of
diBcourse, and Lavender Was induced
to be present with me at it's conclusion.
Isl "tAsi We seated ourselves among tbe,
eager speotatore. Judae TeIfeir nsssed
ilf with aIastiS atsn. an, 'sirs op inaiIe dig.
.nitg. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n,anhoaa.
Lavender whispered enthusiasticaliy-
: What "a lord I ~ ~
1g The case was given to the jurors
and Ehey had returned ,igiving los their
verdict haurdel in the first jdegreef 7
|" The prisoner will standi" said the
judge. It is solemn charge, the
,aentence of death l., None sheuld
receive it blt2the atrociounly guilty.
.Juhts and righteous laws hayes been en-
acted to prevent convicted felons even
from inequiiable Edeeihions.s The bener
lt OF these laws hes been your claim
and privilege. } Weery dnys have been
consumed IN this unweloome duty OF
finding you beyond the mercy OF man,
and inoW!t - incumneno upon me TO
make TINS hnding fearfuily exaot1ng.,
6efore pronounce she dread sentence,
let me urge your most SERIOUS attention
70 the awfnt fase that awaits You, and
ZOE Nhaf ormef III shes deadlof night.
when Innocence sieeps and mons but the
potter 9f sYlt sesF9 yoffkt yop. entered
h9rmiess !ll, nonsehold ana sent an 9n-
suspeetlng soul swiftly to the Iudg-
mePnt,. 1P .agpiyng the torch 70 cover the
horf1d r1 : need. nee Iop are soon 10 stand
before an offendled lst l.; Deity With stains
!cl. OF pi9od PIG yi, 30 deep fhas none but AZ,
mighty God can wash 'ehem out: Let
your slms pe improved In reconciliation
With that. Being you have 90 desper-
ateiy mocked