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From the Howard District Pres
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I EElicoIts Mills, TIeys
Atthe gofngs down Of The Sun, m on Tuesday,
Noseulbe r 9Th, 1875 al the RoeKfft1 INsrI-
sqUTE, Ekfidge IN Sthe 7li ear Of hls age, died
js4 LOUIS sAIcLANE SAUNDERS ss :,
son of the Hon.<R M SktjNDERss of sRalfA igll
North Carolina. and grandson of WILLTksts JoHS1
soN5ot Charleston, late Of the Beach ofstIe S u
prenle Court of the United States g
~ A trbuIestoz his memory we. would offer He
has gone TT ears are vain !!-fIe sleeps = and
We trust he sleeps in Jesus and with God. HIS
pale and cold body was. befoIe --beaatifuf in
death Earth lines have been npon his brow, and
more than the etchingsof care upon his cheek
and his young heart has suffered But all is now
more Than beautiful-caln in deatil.@
He came to us early in january We looked
upon his face and we the franknes of the soul!
His heart was in his hand, and his hand was open.
His was indeed generous and a noble spirit. He
became one of our household, and very soon Loued
one of our family s-and upon all the hearts here
he hath left impression which brel thes foFt'the
rfraefanee of affection and love. May God love
fhim as we nave loyedllm, and he us.
/ His school companions at Rock Hull are heart
stricken. T he flower of them all, as they, while
bending over his cold bed of DEATH have already
called him, has castits bright petals, early in this
autumn touched by the frost of DEATH. Their nuns
| Der is broken He goes from them, They shall
see him more. Their last farewell is all un-
heard by him. Theirswarm kiss upon his check
gives back 10 the heart but the codness OF death.
! Their tears eMbalp him. Their prayers have
gone with him, as we trust he has gone to the
place, 's were the wicked cease from troubling and
the weary are at rests s
t In his proracled suffefngs, (near fifty days, he
has had llt1at medical aid and skill eontd preter
al his bedside. One has watched by him, his at
tending Physician, Us though he had been the son
/ of his own bosom day and hight, and all day and
all night has he been with him. andrcould profess
sional cieuce ard deSPcfieLce have saved him, he
would yet have been with US.
! A last consolation God has granted u.s. His
Father and his Mother with his beloved Sister,
came from the5lar South, 10 mingle with US and
watch by him in his sufftrings, and when he died.
We would not intrude upon The holiness Of Ri
vaie grief, but still permitted 10 say that they
while they mourn their loss, satisfied that his
appointed lime had come, and that earth could no
longer claim their ctid,God having called him
unIo himself.
/ Rock Hill. Nov. 20. A. H. 8
[ In this place, on Friday morning the sth ins1 in
the 20th year Of her age, Cornelia v, wife OF John
S. DancY, and eldest daughter of James S. Battle
! Seldom has there been sad death! Seldom
has the ''nsatlate archer'' stricken down nober
victim, one more ilolized in the circle in which
she moved. When those are summoned from Our
midst whom age and iufirmity have marked as their
own, the occurrence is diycStcd of much OF It's
wonted soiemnity and we regard il as the natural
terminus of human eXstchce; bat when youth
! beauty and virtue, buoyant with hope and health.
and around which all the finer feelings Of the heart
fondlv clng-are suddenly called to die-'tis then
"
helplcssness, and realize in all lis intensl-
ty The melancholy truth, "what shadows we are
and what shadows pursue"


The subject of these hasiy lines one Of the
nobest specimens of the Endowed with eve
rY grace ofmind and person. she added 10 native
sweetness OF temper and genteness OF disposition
heart dcicately attuned all the nobler It Il ngs
of The soul, while the mild radiance OF her virtues
shed charm upon ali who calne within the circle
OF her influence. Her early doom h1s caused the
dear Of anguish to flow from many eye, and ren-
dered &c oa:e ard drcar The hearths and hearts q
: troop of relatives and ftendS.


Bul if her death has ca1sed many hearts to
bleed what shall we say Of the fond father-whose
aged head is bowed by this Mechanically blow, OF
uf The young husband who has been called SO early
TO follow all he held dear earth to the tomb. May
the God of merces solace and support them IN this
trying hour, for earth has comfort for woes ike
theirs.


One who wecps over the loss Of SO much good
ness. senllen and grace, hangs this garland on
her urn. Tur6or0' Press.



