Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-28

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offered, ,but shot and shell, well directed,
fell 10 their midst with suan telilng eIee',
they we're soon compelled to stack tnelr'
arms. ~; las Bot
AT these two points four hundred were
taken prisoners, and d fne lot Of Enfield
rifles; ammunition, stores, &c. Where we.
capture superior arms to ours, We hand over
our guns and take those captured. asa s;;:ii
The burning of these magnificent struc-
tIres, whose strength seemed to defy the
flames, was . scene Of grandeur and beauty
unsurpassed. AS the burning element
mounted up the high framed work, lighting
up . beautiful starlight aky, for miles the
line Of road seemed ID one lurid blaze,
while thousand hammers andsledges could
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besheard tearing up railroad iron, burning
cross ties, cutting telegraph poles, blowing
up abutments, &c. ;..fss
The trestles were . long time burning, lls
as if determined TO forever retain sae saelf i
beauty and strength, ous yielaea ~ q lass m
under the burning element, ana !e,l il0n -
their DIZZY esignts Wisn 2 grace anu lpsausy
OF . thlng o. hIe. e., =. ,;.3 5.
Ellswortn, tne skl,liul selsgrspn ope.a:oe,
had peens amusing n.nseil .ey sonyers.ug
WIN operators y AZ a,ne.sns poiaes - ~
lcau. !. uene.a. p.o.sA ss.ahls % a,ss.aJ
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.psan.;oe sp,sr Esos and inforn,ed him chat 81 l,e
had camnsnoaa the ardnous dutiaa assigned
him. and was already supsrin tending that
road, and hoped his diligence and expert.
ence would warrant a Continuance Of EN-.
ploymeut in that capacity, but suggested
that his visit over the road and his careful
inspection would preclude the necessity Of
another trip in six montha.
Our line Of march was continued up the
Rolling Fork, and 10 the direction Of Barda-
town. While efecting crossing at Roll.
ling Fork, ourrear Was attacked by large
force Of the enemy, supported by cannon.
A spirited engagement ensued in which
/ Colonel Duke, whose name is already
known in the present war, was badly wound.
ed by the bupting Of the enemy's she'll
He was, however, takenfrom the field and
carefully conveyed imam smbulance- to his
/ friends. His wound, It'll feared, will pre-.
clude me possibility Of his taking the field
for several weeks. .1ee.5s ia -. ~
is We arrived 2at Bardstown, asnd after
1 ssynand;no ona NIGHT. marched.,down the
Rardstnvn and Springfield nike, Arriivi,e,
Il Springfield. we ascertainad that at Leb.
anon nina miles distant. the enemy had
4 concentrated. 3 large force. amounting to
l5sffeen tbonsand toretbar = With q large body
of oavoirv ,.ho vera ,,osted At every noint
and a;.nntaa onr nath IN every direction.
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b;s -. t,;n inta sntnakys and
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s us aas,aas., 81 - an,'h,os % ,e.da, uho mann.
asu oy0 as...s AT mousn,anI ra 5lsf,
gasanan r. au .h;s,v milan in tba raar marched
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@ ne,u M,s n.s was .ad rasso.s o,rast orsa;t ~
hin 1n' .sa s leader If I brave man From Camp.
ha1,aa;,ia Ill Il - Rnrkav;lls m nn;nterrnntad
,;aa rs..'s af msrob u.. sasoted and the com.
m.sJ w .a.oboa sm;,h,;lla aftar,,a march of
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sAssss - sIa, H.. ,h.n | sb,aa hunarad st;iled
snd1ys snd Sannaed. n led besides about thousand
prisoners.
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