Q. General Brinton didn't come back again?
A. No; they were up in the round-house, and Sunday morning went away to the other side of the river.
Q. Captain Clines left the ammunition in the depot?
A. The understanding was, that they were cut off from General Brinton, and nobody knew the ammunition was in there, except himself and his boys.
Q. Do you know whether he left it there in the depot or not?
A. I am very well satisfied he couldn't take it away. I heard the cartridges cracking around there on Sunday when they burned up. General Brinton had no ammunition, whatever, when he was cut off, and he couldn't get none—not what he brought from Philadelphia.
By Senator Yutzy:
Q. Did Captain Clines and his command carry anything away from there?
A. They left their sabers there when I took them up the hill, but they got them back afterwards, and I shipped them to Philadelphia my own self.
Q. How far do you live from Union depot?