The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-21

to push himself forward til he should meet
with the enemy, boldly presented himself
before the gates of SsiGwa, where, of course,
with his squadron he met with the Austri,,
ans (for the city was still in their posses
sion,) and in large number, too. Instead of
rctr cling his steps in double quick, for he
might have considered his mission at an
end, the brave captain entered fearlessly
into the city at The head of his squadron,
sounding his bugle. The enemy, though
possessing force six or eight times larger.
thinking that the squadron was followed by
the whole vanguard of the Fourth Corps.
evacuated the city in gi eht haste. Still Cap
tain De Luc was not satisfied Accompan
ed by only ionr lancrrs he rode TO the rail
road station and ordered IN engine To be got
re& IS. Entering car with four men, he
,plL4e it hitch to n locomotive and bid tho
cngineerato start for Vicenza. No sign of
Austrians on the roNd. At last the locomo-
tive, with the car containing Captain De
l.nc and his fonr men, entered the railroad
station at Niccnza; it was full of Austrian
troops! Nothing was,leit or the Captain
TO do but retrace his steps. if tha, was even
possible Had he had with him his squad
ron, ten to one, he would have ordered the
hugle to sound the charge, and no doubt
would have thrown the enemy into the
greatest confusion, who was not prepared
ao' " SUI rrisI' nu. "i.a' G"n'l m' I'VE me" 90
ty handed, twas hard. an n once, the
Captain who. having put his head out of
the car window. was looking around. With
disappointed air, called the engineer and
TruorG,' T,;. III" 10 '"Lh .he locomotive ana
which wns nwoitinc 70 no sry, SOM asnmswhoro W To
by the Ausuia,s. The Engineer, 10, it be
said TO his praise crlormcu the nnno,uvrp
with both dcxteriy and onickness: and
twenty minutes later Captain Dc Luc enter
cd Sadowa at the head of n whole tram
loaded with Austrian tobacco.-a triHe
worth half million of francs
$3.50.
AWAITING A DELCGE.-Sup"rS,iIl
| says paper OF Preston England is
moi prndicotrd in Arcunr;nu Church
r,>o., ,l,, IL
-, i'o'' '',' "''"' "'u Wo'''"" ~
piachp''rh l'aa P'0phrS'ea lhe WorIu
would I've Destroyed by a flood Of
waters" on Monday last, obtained n
wide circulation. The knowing ones
louuL,1 =, ,L, ;J..o ,I,r w
LIB e ,.,, ~ l
'''"' VI "o''''"' VI" ""' y"'''S, WI"
| spent an ANXIOUS SUNDAY. and w"r" de-
vuut, preparing Tor the last great tlav."
| At church. an old woman who k.cns,
small sLo, was 9, ;n,nr.,,.d ,.,L ,h.
'rn'hlnlheSS OF the prophecy, that she
! actually removed her furniture and shop
| goods to the highest hill near church.
and renamed there ,ill Monday morn
| ;,,, ,h.r ,l,,I l.,I.I ..'
T' ~" 81: ,"'"' r'."' 'o'N" H"'''
W'ac d'SaPPoiN'e" lhat lhc HOOD had
not drowned her neighbors.
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LAnI%s' hEwsrArENS'-An able English
critic, on this subject, briefly but scnsihly
argues: .'As rule, Indies prefer those
journals which combine sonsc with taste and
fashion They do moi care for the political
or party papers, but they do wish TO know
OF great movements in Government, III
and in The various reforms, temperance,
"yse"'o eiS rmpefs & or magazines writ
md power wLich o,l trne women H" '|' odmige Eo'
The best paper therefore. combines the two
clements, male and female, so blended as to
reDrCScut the tWO mn tnrps and IN fao1 hnth