The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-31

met him where the father had been labor
ing on that forenoon, and slew him will
the axe, and then threw it all stained witt
blood, away from the body ofyour victim
Then your black heart conceived anothe
plot. You recognized bandit, of in the
distance, going towards the spot Of murder
ed, and you villain frightened the horse
and let him loose on purpose, for you knew
that Irvine would go in pursuit-that run,
ming would cause him toappear excited and
that if the bandit should see him so; after
the body might be found. suspicion would
Immediately fall on Irvine"
''Base LiarP' vocferated Grayson, spring
ing TO his feet.
Hold! Crime-stained mortal! l have
not lone" Then the old man drew
pair of pistols loaded to THEN muzzles and
held one in each hand. "lhe father was
captured. You had also bribed four of the
same Bandits to come and capture the wife.
They came and took her Off. You and your
black accmp.ice shamed to defend her a.
gainst them. You fell in the mock contest
and fegned unconciousness."
"Liar! Demon, in morad shapel' reit-
Grated Grayson, pouncing pBQu the old man,
and wrenching from him one Of his pistols,
while the other exploded. A close and
fearful contest ensued, but Grayson being
the more vigorous, finally got advantage and
fired the contents of the remaining pistol
into the bosom of his combatant, who fell
lifeless to the ground.
"There, thrice, cursed devil receive the
fate yourself, that you had prepared for
another" demoniacly cried Grayson.
"What other deed, Grayson, is this your
accomplished villainy has consummatedY'
asked one of three rough men who had just
entered the scene.
"That fool thought to frighten me, Nor
ton; but have saved him the trouble"
ga capital chteftain you would make sir
for Bandit" smilingIy said Booth who
was standing by Morton.
"But since we have met here and l ex-
pect to leave the country in few days; we
may as well settle that little account
between US" continued Morton.
"But is not too soon Mortou?" returned
n,
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