Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-27

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''He's not my Captain, replied Walsh, hasten
ing to dissgow leader 70 coutemptacuiy spokes
Of; 'sbut you had better keep quiet q hs'll ha1.
/ the life harrisd outen you rmjust along will
him tonight as lind af volunteer. I supposel
you knows Whist brings me hrs9 -
s'Soms id knaysly, I have ncdoabtb = TepIei
the wounded of6cH. with . aaaaf fpia = admirabl'
a though he were reclining on ths sras With Oh
comrades around him. t'It takes. sumsthins 0.
tthat Kind to call out che energies Of you yankeea
'sNow look here, you blasted rsbs r. excaaimed
Walsh, With an angry oath, 81 amt no Yaukss
and IN ahoot you xhere You 6e q you dare al
me Ysakeet'' - s',;..s.'. :5. 80. -,
ssWhy, halo, my friend, whit iisal ahh ansry
about r. exclaimed Oolonel Danvefs with good
natured laugh. ~, a5,ss - s,ps','1.
"You called me Yantee," ," said Waiih, dog.
Fgedy, Aand Pd hays you TO know thstI xas born
on Goose Gil, irSouth Kssiinsr."
Ten thousand pardons my good fellow 10.
piled Colonel Dsnyers, with The air of man
making the amende honorable 81 did not know
you were renezads, orI should anot hsssr done
violence to your feelings BY elasGng you With the
open foes of the country. But you were going to
|taa me what brought you hsre--ssrs yoa noeF'
Aye and I I'sdpposen I needn't BE- mesly
mouthed about.it nuther," replied WalSh, setting
bis arm akimbo, and throwing hs weight on one
leg CsptainT Train, Jon knoS, Ain itliksly 10 Iesze
|ontel be cleans you ont entirely z,aaxf -gg2
Well go o." replied Colond DsnyersI With
admirable sasg jsosd- what next9' .st%
IF you've got my money or silver cups thsy
might IS wen hll into my hands ss hissen" .,s'l
great deal better, ephed the Colonel. whose
eyes now began to tWinkls he Is s Ysnkee, but
you were born on Goose Cesk I@dcn,t With .
shred of anything that Is nina to fiIl into The
hands Of . Yankee. WellT'a ~ 500 u y
HE viii take everything and not les1e you
copper, continued Walsh. sqp4 ~. als3
p asHumphI I have .scarcsB 9tliat nov, replied
ColonsI Danverh with The utmost conpsacsny.a
&. IF you WI. give your silver mp to me, T. win
leave half Of il here, suggested Walsh, Mbut :ss
for Captain Train, heHon't tisaxe y0u nasy copper,
rs I tell you.n ils6s ,ss5ats'is u -
'9f Captain Tsin auudhisJ p.na vsrs outo tof tie
way, we might talk of this matter, sd Colonel
Danyers, in confidential manner; i'but rs IN
work putting ont young chickens when ths hawk
is in the air We an talk Of this another time."
Walsh, who was completely puzsled md non
plussed by the manner and tone of Coloael Dan
vers, hunghis head, and In 3 brown stndy begsnto
strike his right foot against his leh heel his
cogitaiona we're earnest and intense The bait
Hn,ch Eol0ne1 NJ pansels tnies ou. nsa pseun 70
elaw nm no ,1s.ps1a11 ~ ssnss. - y
Cap.a'n Iisln anuns anses sste sx.y ne |gI' g.
9 ootaln a'a1 rcn oocty nt nus so,e poe ne
Degan 70 revo"e y Ms tnougnn sone l3s ,e1pealen
oy whlca ne m'snt naseen sls; departure soa tne
troops when ne proposed % nlmsen 70 Ietmn =
lone ana got possession OF tne pr,se, wnlcn no
donoted snos was carefully conoeaed seous sne
psemsea Smn. ony' .M younoeo 80 !, sne w,
man g oppose nam, e ie,s ssg .a. ~ eaa
the b86B g epcee6 R..cs =.
mel Danvers quietly watched the workings Of his
mind as manifested in his face and mauner, feeling
well assured it would be easier for him to deal with
a single marauder, however desperate hemight be,
than with Q whole troop Of hwla inoendiaries.
While occupied with such thoughts as these he
saw Walsh slowly stoop and taksup bit Of crum-
pied paper from the floor and turn It tcarelessly in
his fingers. In moment, however, his eye fired
up and he turned his sidelong glance towards the
face Of the invalid. - i, .,y.s 5;l,. g, ~,
"Oh, ho you have visitors hare thsn, hare
you?' exclaimed Walsh, excitedly. g.~ag
!"What do ycu mean asked Colonel Danvers
-. -. -. -, = -, 80.
See, here ! replied walsh, nolding up tne plf
Of paper; "'VEtor GarneH and Henry Prescott
sth Regiment South CAROLINA That's better
than silver and gold tor me ..e
g. y nave seen 10 sucn persons' fneo coso-
ael Danve.s,, with seeming indifference.
9 They have been here to-day, and they are here
nowI d swearF cried Walsh, eager and exnsedly:
l met that Victor Garnet N ths hghtst dusk, and
he has not had hme 70 more than get here snce
There's hatred atveen me and him that vii never
end till this knife drawing knife from his bo-
is red with his bloodl You might Is well
give him up without word for your houe VIII
,s1,d.od mn oood 6;end Il seems IN be unaer.
,o;,c .hst oner.t;on even nov. raturned Colonel
Sansora fs go v;tb aeeu;nr t,anouiIitv IA: va. far
e.s., s.onnn s,Tbs ,s,,v;ce vh;ch V;ctnr had ,en.
-, 49, IL 5.n,hte, tbs f.vo,,ble .cconnt he had
tsard , os him and thair union in . .u.e dear to
,o.h N eonsn;red to 6ll him yith The liy.Iiest
,s.,,.,bv .,,, ~ n hi; behsR :-,s--. ~, ..,Gi
: 81. sb.ll ranort ti,;s to C,pt,in Tr.in and We
III, dr.g reba,s outan their hodes Before the
..-,a - ~, ho,, AZ, .nd ,,hen vva oat them.
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