The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-05

course ofthe day note vas put into Ar.
Bfemen's hands by james, his Irish servan.
the coatents Of which produced another
grim sort Of smile. When tha moment for
his return home arrived, Mr. b. handed d,
sealed document Of rather imposing form to
Charles, saying; aa.a s...
| copeland yoIll Oblige me BY leaving
that at No. 81. Il street. Place ii
only in the hands Of the person to whom ii
] is directed-7den't want TO trus. It to any
ore else
The saw "a lhe outside 'Mfs. Richardson.
No. 67. H.. street" The door bel!
was rung. Tbo servant ushered Cope
land into small. neat perlor, where sat
lady apparepil3 twenty fyr or thirty years
Of age. plainly dressed, engaged il Init
ting stocking, Our friend bowed and in-
/ quired for Mrs, Richards.
| she is not in, but is expected presently,
/ pray bs seated'H@
! .'-i, m 4,'.'r Tf-' I- /" ~
%f a09H' t .0s fsFS.@ ",'''" ''G"'yu "a % ~
i9n1 Pesa'HlffF' i15 '''' a. : 80 a. '''S7' W.
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nc 5'o'' %' : '''F',.ou go" 1o ''1' s''' ~
~ ~ p tN''"'S'"S P'" ""' ''1"''5 '3'S'Y"' '13'SY'Y,"' &
absence f was .S''%"Sg'y p'o''@'Ssu' ~, ~. -
'eHS 'eHS sue '11o "s' ''pP,'''J',ss' , :, ,l,. -
o0r%'l''' os';I, wy '''' '4''''' '.''',' = ''-'
Mr.. Cpptlnd,' Charles bo8el.
/ Miss Peyt5n." Tbs young lady bowed;
and thus they we're introduced. There was
no particular reason foc remaining any lon
ger, and our frien tooS his departure.
'Vnat night annie sal! TO MIR. B., 1 like
his appearance, father
'Forward-m9rch, said old Paul. and he
looked at his daughter with Vast satistac-
ton.
The old mans as swate tonight as q
new polate,' SAID James to the COOK.
/ The next day Char'es Copeland came
very near writing several times. 80 Miss
Peyton, Dr., az he was making out some
bill, of merchandise sold.
| Delivered the paper last evening"
Copeland bowed,
'Mrs. Richards ia an old friend humble
in circumstances; the young Lady. Peyton,
worth her 'wei9gs lip Sol2 any day; have
her myaslfif could
nov ~ nu1" yo' '''"'''0 ~ "a -"'' '
'Ion' '"'u y" '',0' 0''' 0'1"''5 1-'''''' :
'n'"A =" '''" "" "O'' '"'''' -
ms ,,. !,
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Mr. Richards fn,ned .,v.v "a oo,csa,
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= s,oa,a,.,,,. ,..o, .,,, ,,.,,,, ~ tho, a,u
IfAnn;a r,,,ha, ha f,,ha.,, kon,a r,o.o
49,. na r.;,,n,.;n,. ,ha~ ov,naa.io, &c l,,x
,n,nt.n,no. 1T,rn;n.,s' r,,a nIainl, nr;.
an,hos.
Il soair .oo ,soid tbo o,, =, IAN. .t,,a ..
oon,, a ,,h,voa. ho ,Lo h,,o,oa1. how. + oil
,hrorah now in .Tor. ordsr Won ara .
.a..;s,n ,,.;.,. 80 e,ol;.h ,,,,,,. f;n.4.,nhat 7
,sant. hlas. r,n ol,;,I b,as. no',
TLa'ao,., a., p,,I $500 s.. -.,,,o.. .,o
e..t ,;n,a i ~ re-. r,,ho, ,o,o,o. no,,t.
:.,una.s .n,,,,. I'D h..a. 81 - b.
5 .-:.,, -
''"' .ns W, "
| 'Oope'and' hearu from Mr. h'chafas;
proposed to my relation, Peyton; all right;
done up we'll. Come to my house this even
i,r. rsysr baan thara %, ehq . ;oht o,clo.l
- - 80,
P''0''oiy' wan W '00 1O"' So' 'o'n0''''"s
to say - @aa
How much irterest he seems to take in
Il ,s,.,ou ~ rhol,. 14a,, : l;n5
'a,' 'i,,'''''' " sew "''o'
oto lelio" IN ms way I" little rouSh' ou'
| good at heart
Yes, Mr.. Charles Copeland even kinder
than You think for 8.aA la
,',I.>r. A. ,,p
n' ., ~ = O,o'A ''s''''y vi, u'U' D''
ofMr4 4Bremen's mansion rung' MIR. Charles
Copeland was ushered in by friend James.
Old La ii took him kindly by the hand. and
,,o nn rorr1 obr,,t,v ;otrod,oe5 him 70
' 1,N 'VN' , w r,'soe = N., - -, y !,
| my dauYpteer' MISS amaze feyeoh pre- ofeheh'
and Immediately withdrew.
Charles, you will forgive me this?'-
He was too much astonished 70 make anv