The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13

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| Ere they monnled, however, the General
begnn running his "sofi sawder'T on the Yan
kee, about the many advantages bepossess-
/ ed over mullIludes Of The SouIhern people,
which were no othei than being sufficient To
answer as bis own pack horse, and though he
might have bushels Of wooden Butmegs and
horn gun lints. 70 pack through Ibs Stale, he
could always ,accomHiodale bimselG go
| The Yankee FELT some What clasriued al
! The ms .nuaIl0n, Tor lear that the FTanchman
might consider him n man of that character.
Aiier their leaving, the General caused Jon
Olhan no small uneasIness by his constant att
lacks on his natiyety, &C.. The FuenGhman
soon discovered the annoyaEee the General
was giving The Yankee. aud insisted that he
was too hard in accusing his honest1rlend Of
having TO do with anything of so base a char
ncler.a Al this the General laughed, and
tod him his ACCUSATIONS we're bv no means
erTpneops.i The Yankee ground his teeth,
and remarked: l7as ls1as at altf .Eauas
t'lFs IarnaI well Gnr yeuihat Iain'fa. aum,
for if Twas Id give Tito ye, darn quick dew. ,
'D2RtlY0u see id sathe GeneraI. turning
to. the Frenchman with an iiisinuating
glance, Monster gbeiiegesii it too true 10 be q
Iioke. .'.asi ls,s ,a9anH a.4 .u,t, gza
i AT this the Frenehpan assured the six
feel down E,slerthaith Generol only lest.
ed. \ Il ,i,f..y, fgtfra, ...7. fg,as .l3sIss'sv.
/ You are as much mistaken, said tie
| General, 'as If you had burnt youf finper.
ii never accuse a, man hut what am, willing
10 back my accusations with my none '. and
1 / a will, bel, you n hundred dollsrst that Ia
search the y Yankee's saddlebags. YOU will
! 6ud at least one or two, hlndred hornapup,
! Ainis, AID asma ny wooden nulfheas,is7 sat
Il will hel,e YOU five hundred d6llafs,,said
The Frenchmaa, that my friend carry no
wooden nutmeg nor hur1'runfitut IN his Won
leeAe saddle bags.'g2 1n A3aa ,.5-a8 stE
l,.' 4 take all such BETS replied the General.
tuning to Cuffy-, who was showing his iyo.
ry--and placing the above namedsim in his
hand. This was immediately covered by
the FIenchman, while the Yankee dIsmoun,.
ed andiprepMed to settle the matter BY uni
loading his saddIe.bugs. sae .ujsn "a Iage,
| For some moments all gathered around in
brealhIess silence, when the Yankee 10 his
great aslonshmenl, drew forth the above
named articles. 7H o t'f b#mmHI
Eaa'WelI, you4see have won,' continued The
Gonetal, while Cufy roared and capered
about with delight, showing tile whole
breadth of his whites, his yes opened to an
extraordinary magnitude, and his nose fat
tened like viper, crying --h sa951 Hr
tYOu don't catch de General dis mrs lime
-gpsh q mighty wild dem ar horn gun
J 4 nis .gagsesl gaaa 4.I 34ao1t 8 Daa
, tWhat have you to do with il YOU tarnal
black Observation-Disclosures iaf,iiagio
him. Nthua furious look .grn Ia ,aag ada
| uWbg, you see,l is de Generals aidsdes
camp, Unfolding dc stakes I'm dis special
game; ;'at the sarne time lie handedahem over
10 his master, with chueklng laugh. .yisa
Tie losing party sawttiIe deception Of the
trick, and appeared dou5iy anxious 10 facii.
tate their journey. ta. 5..5 90 am ga5
The General was none the less merry for
having won Their money, and occasionally
laughed over it, saying he had merely made
his expenses, whereas he ought 10 have made
several IhoiIs md dollars.
The Freachman sighed, and said he
thought il won yare expensive counlie,',,
THe General however assured hin he
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