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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
The journal.

SOCIETY OF DRUNKEN DAGUERREOTYPEs.-Some
thief into the mouth to steal away their brains"
For long time we have had strong conviction
that the old fellow was nearly right, and only
wonder that the human animal will deliberately
fondle and WOO such traitor A" into his mouth"
After the " thief has reveled in the halls of
your cobasa for time, aud taken his departure,
the imaginary forty horse. power engine, working
under full bead of steam inside your head, to-
getber with sensation in and about your stom-
scb, something akin 10 the feelings engendered
in those regions by storm at sea- in the first ex
rericuoe Of a landsman, ought certainly to help
any sane man to the same conclusion. There is
no question in the world, il the thief is ad-
1T. i - ""F'oio~t >.rnnti,r tho hrain. mucb or
its Of reason,
.u.' nf o;~i
......, .'. .. r..r .. at that-yea,
..l t....--. known as
belonging unio swine. Add to the dclectable.
beatic sensations experienced during the sober
ing up, after "big drnnk," the very pleasing
and Aaitering reflection, upon a full conviction
that you have succeed2d in making most superb
ass of YOURSELF in the estimation of those whose
respt CT and esteem you we're desirous OF gaining
or retaining, and you have very bijou OF lit.
ne world hell, for the time being.
What a great misfortune. that jnst before
drunk" young drinkers couldn't be seized with
few ot The after sensations, just by way of
remembrancer We rather think it would have
good effect. Now, as this is impossible, we sug
gcs: n substitute Our proposition is, that ev-
cry young man who is in the habit of occasional
ly worrying with the "rosy god. exact pledge
from some intimate friend, that upon the next
occasion of his inebriation, his friend take him,
while In that condition, to daguerreotypist. and
have HIM done up in a pocket pcturc--a maud
lin, Llcar eyed, disgusting, drunken beast. This
picture always, thereafter, to be carried on his
person. in pocket made especially for that pur-
pose, and whenever from low spirits, or high
spirits, or Internal spirits, he feels tempted to
have bout with jolly BncObus. that he mmcdi-
s.ely take it out and contemplate himself in all
the disgusting horrors Of bcstiaity. We think
II would materially serve 10 freshen the memory
Of bis rccuporotion from the last spree, and act
90 n kind OF guardian saint Who'll join the
" Society Of Drunken Dagucrrcotypcs ?"
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RHE MATIC ANTIDOTE!
Prepared from the recipe of
Private practitioner in the Atlantic States

The undersigned has no hesitation in recon-
mending this Medicine to those afflicted with
Rheumatism, as he is acquainted by personal
knowledge of its beneficial effects
Repeated efforts have been made by the under
signed to obtain this recipe from the East-and
ne mas recently succeeded d-solely from the fact
oil the Femoteness from the region in WHICH it is
Price---$5 per Bottle.
r.. II. J. SEAMAN,
sign OF Old Golden Mortar, East side Main
treet, Weavervlle. ~
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:. story told by the Providence Post !:

clergyman from town near Providence,
Jne of his elderly parishioners We're walking
me from church one icy day last winter when
the old gentleman slipped and fell fiat on his
back. The minister, looked at him moment
aud being assured he was not much hurt, said to
him " Friend, sinners stand on slippery places"
The old gentleman looked, as if assure himself
OF the fact, and said, :" see they do, but
CAN'T
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sAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

Mr.. l.. II. Fisher is only authorized Agent
SAn Francisco to receive advertisements receipt for
the same and 10 transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL 0Gcc-No l72 1-2 Washington street,
pearly opposite Asguire's Opera House up stairs
sacramento Cly.-A. g. SMITH Is our authorized
agent recsve subscriptions and advertisements In that
city and receipt for the oice l2l street, be.
tween 4th aud 5th.
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A Card to the
WINTER & Spring CLOTHING TRADE
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
RADGER { LINDENBERGER,
Nos. All, 413 and 415 Battery St.,
SAN NCISCO
IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS !
Entire New and Fresh Stock !
We WOULD CALL TIE ATTENTION Or
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Winter and Spring Goods

is particularly attractive, and th great feature
TO the Country Merchant is the unusually low
priceless than the cost of impol taton.
We also keep the Staple articles IN The Dry
Goods line, which Goods we have purchased in
this market under the Hummer, and are offering
them at .New York cost--and less. We publish
this Card in order that we may make new ac-
dnaintances, and induce those who have not here
tofore purchased OF US, " pail and Inspect our
stock.
All we ask is an opportunity to show the Goods
and name the prices. and we have no fear of the
result Good articles and low prices are the great
inducements to all who purchase to sell again.
Merchants who buy of us can make a good
profit and sell 10 their customers at q low figure.
We remain, respectfully,
Your obedient servants,
BADGER & lINDENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos. All, 4l3 and AIS Battery street.
(corner of Merchant street,)
San Francisco, Jan. 10. 1861. lib.
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4. s. HALLIDIE.

WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES OF ANY
w span and capacity erected and materials
furnished. Having been constantly engaged in
the erection Of Wire Suspension Bridges and
Aqueducts for some years past, are fully pre-
pared to do such work satisfactorily, at low fig
ure, and to GUARANTEE PERMANENCY.
Parties who are about erecting bridges will
find it greatly to their advantage to give call
before deciding to build wooden structures as
the recent foods throughout the State have pro.
ven them to be wholly unsafe and unreliable A
number Of our Wire Suspensions are no,o an use
IN different localities Mroug The State, one Of
rhich has been in the least affected By the freshets.
Wire Rope for mining and ferry purposes mar
ufactured of any length and size required, being
cheaper and better than hemp.
Scales of weights and strengths, with prices an
nexed, furnished on application to the manufac
turers. Send for circular.
A. ~. HsALLIDIE 81 Co,
52l3 4l2 Clay street, San Francisco.
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SANITY REruRSINd TO THE ABoLrTIoNSTs.-
Henry Ward Beccher, in one Of his late lectures
used the language quoted below. What pity
be had not preached the same political rcl gon
prior to the rebellion. Such language from a
naa so high 10 the esteem of the fanatic emanci-
paionists Of the Eastern States, is an evidence
Of returning sanity to that element in the Free
States which has contributed as much to the
present rebellion the fre-eaters of the South ::
:" low far our Government, by Just use of its
legitimate powers under the Constitution, can
avail itself of this war to limit or to bring
slavery to an end, is matter for the wiscst delib-
Grafton Of the wisest men. If there be in the
hand of the war-power, as John Quincy Adams
thought there was, a right OF emancipation, then
let that he shown, and in Gods name be en-
ployed. But if there be given to us no right by
our Constitution to enter upon States with u leg
isaion subversivc Of their whole interior econo
my, not all the mschiefs Of slavery, and certainly
not our own iinpatienoe under its burdens an
vexa;iOns should tempt US to usurp it. This
conflict must be carried on through our Constitu
tions-not Oper them. Revolution is not the
remedy for rebellion. The exercise on the part
Of The Government Of unlawful powers cannot
be justified except to save the nation from abso-
lute destruction.
The South, like an immense field of nettles,
States rights. Because our hands are singing
with their poisonous weeds shall we be tempted
ipconsiderat ly to go to the opposite extreme, and
10 ga her up the dilfused powers of the State.
and consolidate and cenralize them in the Ma
tional Government.
The Ocean will sooner cease to be swept by
storms, than this nation to be agtated by the
passions of men. And while we array against
these, in private, the influences Of religion, the
forces Of education, and all the ameliorating in.
1uenees Of civilization, the Nation itself will still
need some armor of defense. That armor is the
Constitution. Take that away, and this Nation
goes down into the field of its conflicts like
warrior without armor.
Does any one ask me whether a law or a con-
siiuton is superior to the original principle of
justice and OF liberty! No; when law aud
constitution necessarily violate them. let them
be changed; but when morality and justice and
liberty may be wrought out by the Constitution,
he that method chosen Besides, p(ighted faith is
trclf in the nature Of a sacred moral principle.
The Constitution of these United States stands
npon the plighted faith Of all the several States
over which IL has authority"
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t., s. VIM. C. JgwErr Notary Public.
address, L. J. Ctdpkay, N. D., San Francisco, Cal.

SpermdtOrrhGd. local weakness nervous debility
low spirits lassude weakness of limbs and back i:ds
position or ncapabilty to labor and study, duness
apprehension loss of memory aversion to society love
solitude timidity self disrust dizziness headache pains
the side affections in the eyes pmpes the face
ual or other inhrmes in man, cured by the Justly
celebrated physician and surgeon, Dr. L. j. Czapkay. His
method OF caring diseases is new, unknown to others
ana hence the great success. All consultations by letter
or otherwise FREE, 1Ol3
address, l., j, C,apkay, M D., San Francisco, Cal
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QUINN, the HALTER.

<A1 not song,
y, Nor does he essay to iatter,
our AID invokes 10 help along
In praise OF QUINN, the HALTER.
And though my lines in pith and point
-. lie sure to fag-no matter,
The words cannot the theme dis;o;nt
So famed is QUINN, the HALTER.
For hue and shape his Hats are praised
when Others fade and latter,
win crowns far down and cone. like sban.d.
When QUINN is NOT THE Halter.
Ihough wind may blow with sleet and snow
:, And hail and rain may patter,
let winters snow and summers glow
Are matched by QUINN, the Halter.
IL you would choose q hat for use.
:, Which no abuse could batter,
Your cash you'll lose if you refuse
To deal with QUINN, the HALTER.
ihough States rebel and banks deplete,
ANA envious rivals chatter,
Yet merit will receive her due.
And SO will QUINN, the HALTER.
Al ~ j Street, between Sd and 4th,
j22. SACRAMENTO oatd
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For Ten YEARs.-The Twelfth District Court
of San Francisco has sentenced r. b. Schell, late
prison. for killing Gordon, the colored barber
The jury found him guilty of manslaughter and
so mercilul as to take vote on the longest time
first.
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J. G.. w OOD,

Two doors ABOVE SC. CnarleS HOCel,
MAIN STREET, WEAVERVILLE.
M HAVING PURCHASED OF WILL
TAxA LIAM l.. YANCEY the Livery Sta
A-N0 bic on the west side of Main Street, in
Weavervnle, as also all the vehicles and animals,
will continue to conduct the business heretofore
done at that establishment.
The proprietor having been many years cngag-
ed in the business at this place, and being well
acquainted with ii in all its departments hopes
by strict attention and promptness in furnishing
all who may give him a call with the
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Chance to Make Money !
SETTLEMENT WANTED

SETTLEMENT WANTED.
ivy ANY MAN DESIRING TO GO INTO
i business will sell my whole stock of
Tobacco, Cigars, &C.,
at '',I ToH rRICE. All persons indebted TO me
the place. N UapWoN "
NeaveTville, Feb. Is, 1862. ST.
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Washington's Birthday

c@ THE FRIENDS OF THE UNDER.
10 signed and the public generally. are hereby
Us notified that he has leased the Exchange Sa-
loon of Mr.. Healey, and intends opening the
same on
Saturday, February 22d,
He will be pleased to have his friends and &C.
quaintqnpes come in and sample the choice Lii
quors Wines and Cigars which he intends to keep
constantly on hand. VIM. MCCARTHY.
Weayerville, Feb. 20, 1862. 6td.
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Saddle Horses and Mules,

Single and Double BuggieS,
and PLEASURE CARRIAGES,
to merit n reasonable share of the patronage Of
the public.
Horses and mules will let for all parts of Trim.
ity Contny, and for Shasta, Yreka, and elsewhere
on such terms as to allow no one an excuse for
walking while riding is more pleasant.
n. B.-An excellent Corrall is attached to the
stable, and all kinds of Horse food constantly on
hand.
Weaver, Jan. 10, 1861. lv6
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Book and Sob Printing
OF every description done in a superior man
ner, and at reasonable prices.
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CoRPoRAI Merrill, returned Bull Run pris-
oncr. is relating his experiences in the Rochester
Express. From some pretty good stories the
Corporal tells we select the following -
a. II. STEPHENS.
naking Of visitors, among them was the
Vice President OF the bogus Confedcracy.
u. Stephens. There were number
confined in the hospital, and Ste
rro after their welfare He
aH. ", with long, straight hair
aaa .a Al :" wears his hat at an
4tuis t.t fln}g cane and Byron
con-. " 7tKj O.. at first glance,
for .r ap..r H.tl. ok he would
prOb'.ldy ... 1e -cai- B.. r.. dred and
twt 3'F g p 'eoE f .. .IIt IsHn t," hard.
D. r" ~. 0--t.4 reu.t4rr tlt Agreeable in
con. --lU.... G. r..s ..tt..o With t.., gf. ..a-
e-s. at.uts -Ht ,g,y ag..d aay rema.l t.f
coni' aa "l niu,s ,ug.r feelings. ht
sis..,i s' .u@
A con- ro>as..- s-n nt.t5 . row 4ye1ai4 mc..
toDs that ~ D. ae-.a. al lo ,ther Sa"1
The singers misbt re .t'' ocle o..
m eniymologinal 'a-.' W '.-- .'
hymns
"And we'll catch = H'
And well catch The
Apd we'l catch th' at
MIspEuAyIoR.-Wf f
she toes Of anybo
say that il lAer' 1n "f
iuy annCyipr atf '' .ce
!. number ~ tlr &c Of
,nnuiuV 4d .-' service
ever .heiF chli-
d. ~ taft .o. .e themselves
n
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:, CENTIFICATE-!, the undersigned Governor. Of
hungary do hereby testify, that DR.. L. J. Gap
kay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty. as Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian Ar
N.Y. with faithful perseverance, Whereof Il have
gwen MN this certificate and do recommend him
~ .ne sympathy attention. and protection of ALI
s"USc snts wno arc capable OF apprecaing patriotic
kossUrH LAJ0S, Governor of Hungary.
washington City, Jan. 9th, 1852. 1918
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DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on SACRAMENTO Sr., below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Commnys Office, San Francisco. The Doctor
offers free consultations. and asks no remunera-
tion unless he effects q cure. Office bours from
a. IN. to 8 P, m.
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1.-THE following stauzas were written BY BigaderCen
era Lander hearing that the Confederate troops nae
said that fewer Of the Massachusetts, officers Woulo
have been killed IL they had not been too proud TO sur
render
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The CuIpepper Flight.

Gen. Pope and stonewalI jackson have
met at last, aud fierce battle has been
fought, apparently without any decided
advantage on either side, save that our
advance held its ground, which, considering
the position is equivalent to victory
On Friday, Gen McDowelrs cavalry had
the extreme advance, near the Rapidan
River, and were engaged in skirmishes all
day, taking some prisoners and ending
with slight loss. On Saturday morning,
" nile large Rebel force was endea voring
to surround aud cut him of, Gen. Banks
came up with four regiments of cavalry and
delayed the Rebel advance In the after.
noon he attacked their advance force of
Is 900, under jackson and Ewel, at a
place about six miles south of Culpepper
Court House. At first the contest was
almost entirely by artillery, but at O'Clock
the infantry became engaged, and de.
termined fight began. The Rebels were in
The woods-our men in open fields. Gen
Banks'S right, under Gen. Williams, suffer-
cd severely. At this time the Rebels at.
tackled in full force. At u o'clock D. NJ.
Gen. Pope arrived on tn. field aCcompani.
ed by Gen. Mellow ell and part Of his
corps. The battle was then substantially
over, Gen. Banks holding his original
ground. The artillery OF both sides cor.
tinucd until Hearly II o'clock, the night
being very clear, with bright moonlight.
Both Gems. Pope aud Banks were greatly
exposed at one time, aud sudden charge
Of Rebel cavalry was made to take them,
but failed. The fire of the Rebel batteries
were afterward slenced. The troops were
under arms aud in position all night. Gen
Banks is highly praised, both for personal
gallantry and the management of his
troops He was rather severely hurt by
"a trooper who rode against him, but he
kept the field, and was on duty next morn
ing. Gen. Geary lost all arm, Lieut.
Hopkins, 7th Ohio, wounded Two of
Gen. Pope's body-guard were killed. The
ID Massachusetts, 5rh Connecticut 9th
Indiana, aud 46 b Pennsylvania suffered
severely. The Rebel Gen Winder was
wounded. Total loss estimated at 1000
to 800 killed, Wou uGCd, and missing on
each side. jackson and Ewell we're both
in the battle, and Gen. A. Z. Hill came
up with $4,000 to reinfoce them, on Satur.
udy uIBulI hoOul tue t!lue our lneO arrived.
There was some skirmishiDg on Sunday
morning, but the weather was hot, aud the
troops so much exhausted that no general
engagement was expected.
Our forces renewed the fire on Sunday
morning, but the rebels did not respond -
The advance is placed in charge of the
gallant SIGEL-the man for the place. The
enemy is reported to be making a back
ward movement across the Rapidan.
The killed and wounded at Culpeper is put at
73 killed and 357 wounded.
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
AS MT Blu A.
saturday Morning, August is, 1852.
USION CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION,
10TH DISTRICr

. The undersigned, believing that the frst and
highest duty ofal loyal citizens, irrespective OF
earnest support OF the Government Of pnriys an
TO maintain the supremacy Of the Con-
sti'utiou, and to secure the suppression Of the
unholy rebellion cordially invite all loyal citizens
in the 9th Congressional District, who arc OPP
posed TO oil compromises with traitors, who
are in favor orthe vigorous prosecution OF the
war with oil the aids the government can cou-
troll, and the eoniscation Of the property OF the
rebels and the liberation Of their slaves ns de-
fined by the act of Congress and approved
Of the emancipation policy as proposed by
| Presdeht and sanctioned by COngress-and
all who regard the preservation Of the Gov.
ernment as of more importance than the pre-.
servation Of Slavery-are requested to meet
at their usual places OF holding elections in
their several townships, on Saturday, August
3O 1862, at such hour as shall be designated
by the Committees Of the several Counties,
aud elect Delegates to District Convention
to be held at Garrettsville, in the County Of
Portage, on Tuesday, the I'd Gay Of Septem-
Der next, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, TO nomi
nate candidate to represent said District
in the 39th Congress
Delegates to said convention will be | dele
gate for every 100 votes cast for Gov. Tod at
the election of 1861, to wit
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vohUsrEsns.


Tuesday last was made day Of more than
ordinary interest, by the departure for Camp at
Cleveland, Of the volunteers recruited 10 this
town and county We FIRST had an nstalment
Of Capt. CRowELL's company, from Kingsville
and neigbborhood, under 1t. TouRdEE, driving
into town in procession with a band Of music
Soon another iusialment under the Capt. him
SELF also with music came In from Jefferson,
aud both moved to the depot in full company
strength. This company has been recruited iu
a very brief time, and the maximum number
reached speaking well for the energy Of the
young gentlemen who have had the work in
band.
Carr FOWLER, of this town also left for the
same destination with his Leuts. HENRY
SWEET, aud j. f. GlFFoRD, with about 40 men.
These men with threo embraced in 1t. TOURGEEs
force, and that of Capt o. G. PRArr's, make
mp the quota Of this town, who have formerly
been reported to the Military Committee. The
names of those men taken from our midst, we
give below, aud shall probably give the remain
der Of the company when the balance shall have
been secured, as they probably will be by 1t
GIFFoRD, whose season of recruiting, we are
told continues to the oath inst.
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Thus iar, we nave been simply f-igyiag win
the enemy. Ifthe Rebels had been the mere
wayward children Of slightly disturbed house
hold, they could scarcely have been dealt with
more gently. While hundreds Of Union men
have been hung or butchered, not thread Of
hemp has yet been broken upon a Rebel neck.
While Union property has everywhere been con-
fscated aud appropriated to Rebel use, scarce.
ly kernel Of Rebel wheat has yet been con.
sumed by Union soldier. 1t has been all ra-
pine aud plunder on one side and all genteness
and forbearance on the other
But all this is to eud. The giant power Of
the North is at last to be called into requistion.
The Lion is at length aroused and there is to
be tcar
Thank God for il 1t is time. Eighteen
months dalying with petiured, remorseess
and insolent enemy should suffice. .N'Oto let The
.9pdlanehe 0dudnee determination or sub
mission These are the alternatives. This
Call for 100000 men is an admonity voice TO
the Infamous traitors to "stand from under" or
be crushed.
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CuLFEPPKR CouRT Hou

CULPEPFkk COURT HOUSE, VA, Aug. II.
The fight of Stonewall Jackson shows
that he fears our troops. On Saturday he
engaged, with bis whole force, numbering
at least 80, 600 men, portion of the corps
Of Gen. Banks, who behaved most nobly
holding the enemy in check and with the
aid of Que division Of General McDowelPs
aud General Sigel'S Corps which arrived
late in the day, driving the enemy from
everal positions aud fiuully from lhe field
Of battle. JackSon'S loss eau scarcely he
less than 500. Our loss is mnch less.
TIE battle was decidedly the bloodles of
the war. On Sunday Jackson remained
idle, the troops on both sides being exhaust.
ed. On Monday jackson sent in a flag of
truce, asking TO bury his dead large pro-
portion of which still lie on the fie Id, pend.
ing hch he escaped with his trains.
This morning JaeksoD's whole army wss
gone. Gen. BufOrd with his cavalry aud
artillery, quickened Jackson's haste towards
GordonsVllle, compelling him to burn brid
ges 10 save himself jackson obyiosly
does not intend 10 stop running until be
reaches the rebel Notifications at Rich.
mond.
Gen Pope has fully met the public ex.
pectation of him. The enemy not only
show their backs to our forces buL the
Valley of the Shenandoah aud the whole
country from Manassas to GordonsVille is
10 longer polluted by the presence of arm.
ed rebels.
Jackson's servant has just come into the
quarters Of Gen. Mcdowell and reports
hat his master admits loss Of over 200
nenin the engagement Of Saturday.
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AssassinatiOn Of Gen. Mecool,.

He was.mnrdered near Selma, Ala. He
was sick, and was riding 10 an ambulance
In advance OF bis Brigade, with a small es.
cort. He inquired at house for a good
place to camp. The inmates gave direc.
lions. which he followed. and was surroun.
ded by guerrilla band, one of whom reach.
pistol into The ambulance aud shot him In
the side. The guerrillas then captured sew.
eral OF his escort and escaped Those Of
escort who were not taken, gave the alarm
to the brigade as soon as possible. which
came up and burned the house. The in
mates had He'd. IL is reported that some
persons were hung in the neighborhood by
our soldiers.