The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-08-31
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Col. JACK ! god jaEs saAss
sergeaf of hB owl reg 81 ilssiis tbs Ia
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the late -papie easansn sd ssz s. szls a "
was as q iabk CAVITY; but impalsls& SD 81
the wiilds 81 che Lone Ls3 sststs stass; Sssshs
leJs al . soidiet, ana sslIl Hsozll d j 3
DOR; conn iasioasd 6ifi;csF Be ndssslsl sls,sas
Was enaOiea 70 msiH1A!u uB o1sE1
to peculiar tact which hs polsssz g.
procuring forage when an oshsEs
fair fail. yTf@o Of hsSsssa 81 Eas& Ws3z
4ons' = wet St a6rdins Esappsarsa sssjJ .
long face before his eolonel's tent
gruAbied something q sainss en- sasI -
majof Of the regiment, aaa wliisG NSla
W K -fnalls unds dsrsto0d To sbe @ Ss1ls.ss
piaiht That Wilssy awss pas On spisE 6
duty oaat g u bis sofa. s.osy So.
SO plausible When 'ie WAS sisati5 ~
before the colonel that the as7fs
jor was sua3nonsd u The Tent, aaa
e few minutes it was agreed that d - -
Intentional Injustice to 80
party sspara iEisss ssSss as
Never aiaai, lid ssssal III sss.
gsea1lt!amnasjoart: salt Z % tHey walked ea % sslss
dwhep your turn cotles ii sA.a yaa zEAl.ffs
be exempted fsona j idusy .'fss Slg ess
-3''That's Wen ehough FslasB
Wiley. 7sbut il lniaSase heS % sase
nSii1hssau1 ao:isxSs el abksH vsgaEgsg
|..Tthaa,, doec.saaui. /. mater, winsy
SAID 'tbte. ;serg%eht % tfdzj majjof asivhsa TN ss
Is OYER oyer this little ItTiaI val be csahtsa o.
another laurel for you 10 splsaIas s8s 50
Wiley htt tiiiifsaalp his lpeetiof End Cd kslGSR
hour after wiiih WIS ihosidsa aa,s .sriag aitSas
alone 'mtdttefing Something aaiaasllisss
BILE, AT last Wiley 'mado stfxiHhs ~
the colonsiss tent,, aud Wit6oas prsiiasia-
ary apostrophizea him ini asgHanSsy
voice: osKer6aei,ea he haaid, bewhsE;S &
.64l3,'a .as4 90 aaiAsSss % 3Sabsss a3s
"a wbasa,s sGsisiifd SAID col! !st,;ss'g 'ii Oi 81
"a i6r' F''Eas EasdaiGah daiGa a4,sks saT WILEY zsa
louder tone. lEs9st zaaassf
aA wba. pa aaTf ssGiTaisaG Ssg
"whass alorfrethis tmas ssislsshrislss
ed Wiley. ." 'ie 'S'S' fi.ssesfzs Ssssg
Col. W. wasinow nearly oaat eSpa
ticnce, beiug as little infornsa ashsIs66
on the lori subject. s.ssViilsy. sEis a8s
colonel, eff You will oaiy isil sna mlss
uttered that word lis your sezsa6s a6a
under what circunsta6css sNas ateSsSA
if 5ou will tell me someakiag zh6l0a
Cured Immediately befoss oF astaF itwas
uttered-I,cay be abs to anliShssA
you. S 'Sil1ss5 81
Wiley then cxp'siacd how the az
gcant-major had spoken ofS his kn-
rels ' la-'t "a g-szslssssS
"Oh," said Col. W. II aadss-
ltand foaa ,Etss3o
"wyl, you see, Wiils5 sbsaansisns
Romans returned ttiaSGlpp phsuss i ! 4lfE6iA Mo
wars their brows voEe crow aed Hisk
leaves Of laurel. which are ssyhoagafeFs
with glory" ;f3ggsasos
Wiley slowly cred. away, aseasaatlg
understanding the sitaatiSn ileas thaa
ever hsa SssaH9 10 s.anf7as
In due course Of time, QUO TdaskiEeSla
rainy night whilo Wiley wa sRogins
vigorously. he was awakened from hjs
sleep and ordered to goson Gpioketsdasy
with squad OF men, InRSew naiautps
he had hitehea mp his clotheyand rash-
iug out Of his tent, he yeIlei out. ssea.
tically to his men, "Come on boys. sws
are going after some of them, Gusssa las-
rels - gs III ssye 90,