Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-12-08
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The following Is a succlnct and truthful &C.
count OF Inc eoncluding interview between Mr.
aHd hs- Brown IA escorted cavalry accom-
panied Mrs Brown 6om Harper's Ferry under
com1nand ofCaptain Moore. of the Richmond
Montgomery Guards. The carriage which con-
reyed her was stopped at the outskirts of town.
All the military wereordered out, andthe street
was thronged with aids and pluned officials,
who appeared anxious to convey 10 the distress
ed woman an idea of their consequence. The
carriage was driven slowly through town while
the women and children gaped from the via
dows. and mushroom soldiery struifed on the
streets.
On arriving at the jai, which was closely
guarded, the carriage stopped, and Capt. Moore
who rode withiME- Brown, jumped rom the
vehicle, and rendering her his arm, escorted her
Into the Jail
Capt Brown was informed of his wife's ar
rival, and requested that she might be allowed
to enter his room as soon as possible. In a few
minutes the Jaiior conducted her into his pres
ence. The meeting was affecting, and at first
neither party spoke.
Brown embraced her, pressed her TO his
bosom and exclaimed, My wifeif Noatears
were shed, buta deep drawn sigh told too well
ofthe intensity of the feeling which each was
undergoing
Afer a few moments thus spent, the Captain
drew a chair. and Mrs. Brown Shutdown. He
then spoke to her OF his condition, told her he
was contented, and if it was nat from parting
with her and others whom he loved. he would
have no regret in dying. Mrs. Brown entered
fully into the feelings ct her husband, and both
were resigned TO the fate which awaited him.
Capt. Brown referred to the disposition OF his
property and the welfare of his children, and
after spending and hour IN eonyersatIon. supper
was brought IN by the kind Jailor, and the hls-
band and wife sat together to partake OF
their Last meal. The Captain raised his hands,
and asked God to bless the meal, and then with
a cheerfulness which has no pareilef, they com
menced their repast. From the time Mrs. B.
arrived oldCapt, BIS spirits rose and exhibited
light heartedness, which surprised those who
were around him. Mrs. Brown remained with
her husband until half past six o'clock, when
she was informed that the interview must end.
The Captain desiredth a his wife might remain
with him during the night, but the orders from
headquarters were to the contrary, and accord
ingly they separated. While the parting scene
was one which showed much intensity of feel
ing, there was no exhibition ofpassion, and after
an embrace, and kiss. and kind admoniiion
from Brown, they parted forever
Mrs. Brown was conducted TO the carriage,
and under a similar escort with Capt. Moore,
who was kind and gentlemanly in his deport-
ment, the carnage started ior Inc Ferry
Inc substance Oh brown interview with his
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Avis Who had been Terw lind ~ Row .nd
mbn hi onda.red h,n,s.,f tbarohr im 80 q
Sin, . h-t h eao oomld r;a;t Sont "n con9oo and aea
n,bar nr;sorers ;fha Jos;raJ' aranrdinnIv he
was conducted to he room of Cook FIRST
p nowy .xn ys or
PRISONERS. 80
On e,+er;no t;ndiv recoo,;t;on toot nl,ce
when Cant SroEn said. oddrpssine Coot. II
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nth IN en- st.ssment c.1lod ~our confassiou
T naver sent.von 70 Harnor's Ferrv as rnr| md
rorr st,ton,eyt n TINT aifect l. f,iSo Nl
60 aVan oo.sa;oIr J;J ra.5 "a
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5;d III s;r. Yan boro bn 49, $50 LILA
Honr.oie ~ -. 49,, 81 ~
serxeJir 81 p'' NAV
A tt;s ran,,rL cooL,s bo,d s.u aud h n.d,
81 Pronrn nort condnosoa - g.
ren,s r3op The meet;ng between ,bau, was
cordial. Brown remarked that he was abont to
J;o Sterons s,;d al fseI assnred flint ynn LII
- - = haitar M.o,1a ,hen tb;s" Co.. WI
81 ~ ..eondnct NnrrsoIf IL a,n,n - y
I'll A. sn H;tbont ra1. ar;s;na IT, ~
shaof 1911 ~ n,r H. tban -
5%e room of connpc rhere . eonrersi p;e az
80. 50; To- X ,.a Thanoa ba~Mon "
tba roo,ns Of The negroes whom he s.;d ba ~"
nected IN die ike mon ami No became tbe;r
ronJ;t;on and nos;t;on The nooroes aaH. III,
~ ,ssnr,n.o tb.+ ,boy wn,ld AZ sa.tiass1r 90
tbev msra fuIlv ass,re q 'tbst the;r aet;oa nas
met and nroney Rrown then retnrned 70 S;s
room, and continued writing for some TING.
y rvrc,.T,ov
as inc, nouI aPProacneo ior MS line
Medical faculty IN a.tehoance, the Sheriff OF
the county ana tne onleers OF tne jan, VISITED
nis room anG eonfelseu WIN nim. brown was
eneeliul anu ta sa as taIugn 'ne eour wnich
far in The future. Notbino of anv mator;ai
;nter..t occ,,rred IN those ;n9eryor.
AT 9 o'clock agreeablv to the general order
.wo military coTnan;os comp,eneod ossnn,;nn