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

to push himself forward till he should meet
with the enemy, boldly presented himself
before the gates Of Sadowa, where, Of course,
with his squadron he met with The Austri,
ans for the city was still in their posses
siOn,) md in large number, too. Instead Of
rctr,eing his steps in double quick for he
might have considered his mission Mt an
end, the brave captain entered fcarlessly
into the city at the head of his squadron,
sounding his hug,e. The enemy, though
possessing force six or eight times larger.
thinking that the squadron wae followed by
The whole vanguard of The Fourth Corps,
evacuated the city in gt eht haste. Still Cap.
tain De Lnc was not satisfied. Accompnni
ed BY oaly iour lunGcrs he rode to the rail
road station and ordered an engine 10 be got
re& IS. Eniering a car with four men, he
maze it hitch to n locomotive and bid tho
cUgineerto start for Vicenza. No sign of
Austrians on the road. At last the locomo.
tive, with the car containing Captain De
Luc aud his four men, entered the railroad
station at Niccnza; it was full of Austrian
troops! Nothing wns,lcIt or the Captain
10 do but rctrace his steps. if tha, was ever,
possible Had he had with him his squat.
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
nmon several bnnd,cIS ~ In" Nv, 80 "ie .,s" 10
ty handed, twas hard. An =, oncc. The
Captain who, having put his head ont of
'he car window: was looking around with
u.snppT'n,eu ar, called 'ne engineer ana
Irivc i, at Tho bc"d of low ~ ,no;n s na "nu
which was awaiting to be sent somewhere
by the Amsiria,s. The Engineer, 10, it be
Sni In II,
with both dcxlerity and .qnickness; 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
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