Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-17


kundfed soldiers, In ent, ssar. and "a saeh ode.
fhe pcooonnton Bunched fho snn1d1d, The ma On
which Brown explsfsd his csimo, q eightminusss
Tss sSi1sisss sfsss SAILING hands with sevev.l,
tsesoas1isy lEsw ~ dee mounted the scaRsla,
$see@psssa y csPt: Avis, tes Jsilo., Mr.: Camp;
8. = e ;ess sS SsS's ss. ss s:ss
49,: f - sosh sPPssssd qriss ehssfsl,
OH fisnl5 Al coon = ~ s1sppsd a o. tlsp,
spp,op ss s psysr il ~ ~sies he & ise
Almighty - receive ths soul g tt srring and
sspsshst ~ = :sss e sps.s e H|e I,sssnss;
ss a,ssa s. sssss .ss 49, sss sI s.s
tnrued ths{r henr6 fFsm III sis, h humbly asa
aevous1ypssys1 0ed 0seceive theie souls. Dnffng
s 1877 q, ,n - ~ S s;ss's;'y e =,
80 = ssss s ss si sssf 49, sS,S
lsilss Al. eems.ass6 B1l!l1g @ - stits s.r
sesE .e ssss s.i ne " Nesce
ossss Us De a. nsas rs.ay, ssd q sosn a.
Ne 0Gcefs left him ~ reached To ara out near
- copeland, evidently 1eltinG = give hin :
iii GREEN me VS. sss.s s.S Sssss ssss
niSuts & elsyen, De sksfif sssessd he SoPe
which hsld TIE haps and ths TIVE ma we're at
erese scercsiy made esxpsEie, bat John A. Cope
1and died hard. Por several rninutso h eadssv-
sssd .tsh his pinieaed arm. q grasp q the rope
sregsa - nschi y raissd We ksees simcc p :
Says svsfyindIcsfion Of ding ths nost sgeaisins
Thsy wee allowed = h..g shirty-sas niautsu,
n s.sss sss 3 ss,.a.s
StSaith and y. d. Starry, the httss scoomplishsd
ssaneman rssldent q Hsspefis Ferry, al Who
Tss ess q ths Art ID TIE Ashs q at piscs VIA
Iers 4 once tken down and placed In pIsis .pSp-
hr cOlaus, placed In the sang wagon which
brought the psisoneFs 10 the Rsllows, and con-
yeysd % an sdjeining held where they were
ssnsPort he bodiss to the wisshsstss. Esdicsi
coll6ge Last night Tor dissection. 90 3
Copeland wa Ane looking, and literally edu-
On Eood suthoriiy, gives more trouble q southern
STATES; fof while Fred Douglsn quietly planned
he outrages, Copeland f.ithfulIy carried them
verY iiiiterate negro Of the African species, and
evidently died Victim to his own hrutisk i'm
petuosity. He wss the head and mont Of al the
heErs fsse.es q H.r.i.bufg. for srvsssI ye.rs
ame distinguished "colosed inlIvidualp who
aDme two yean since compelled ofzcer Psosson,
Dalnnpre efhces, 10 Leave ths boseugh Of Harsis-
burg . .sshsr msse s.Pid rate thss that ssima-
1hysiciaas we've q opis,on that she neck Of Green
We broken, and tha Copeland died Of stssngu-
hs,sa II ceasequsncs Of Tie sliPptag Of The rope
thsir cell by the Rev. Messss. Ws1eh, Nosss. and
Leach previous 10 Their departufe i6s TIE scalIold.
They were engaged at the dime Of the entrance Of
the minisasu IN washing and drsssing themselves
Captain Avis told them that II they had anything
p Say they could now say IL In presence Of the
1fseen o. twenty Persons who were thea psessnt
how lin ~ sssS cs@pss a ~ ssi n.sa Ass
and HE familX and the guard. He also expressed
his thanks 70 Rev. Nor Waugh, North, tittell,
Leech, and others who had manifested such IN.
hs had received from the citizens Of charisst0wn
At this point coppic looked up and aid /:
fThs@s my sentinss. too, gentlemen: y
tse Articles. "A bssaspia he wore be aid he did
not wish - be broken Oh then or At the seafToId
. Be ytshed g be given 70 his wife or his boy
II he lived. Within his Shirt bosom WA ds-
gueneutyps, with . lex 81 his sons hair, which
Se wishsd b remain where II was, and afses death
b be given TO his wife. - :,
They both requested that sheir arms be not pia-
ioned 20 tight e % stop the circulation Of blood
n blue cloth Tslma was thrown over The
q BEFORE leaving i liz cell saT Cope Ss
acs so q . s,a se ssss es e sqs ns
DuIs Mn vas s1rsept fsosn. Gov Wiilsrd' =
Dung fbsss ptSesedinsS coppic was ssrus-
Cling ~ hide his feelings and Cox was striyinr
s :sS sssS Ess ssssi sss Gsas
\ the parting fsorn fsi.rSs IA
rot the dread 81 lssfh 1ISsf move n 81, {
3 Z az 1880 ,,S
them fssswsII Ffbsy sSook SsSds cofSiaily.
and Cook said to Stevens, an friends good byc
Stevens replied, Coed bye:--chees rP!-give my
thea made remark 10 Stevens which was fn nct
overheard, 70 which be replied-aNe mind y
10th then shook hsnds t1n uszIett and babe
HIM aood bye but did not csll hin ~ .Sr,s -
show any personal recognition Of each othee a
The prisonen conversed ss . xarietv on subiecs.
tbs morning. Cook ssid 70 I een{is1nsp uThsf he
slis.sd !. would 3 .bo.Ished II yIieiaia n Les
giniap he was Prepared % are N snc5 : eansel y
apd thought he had done nothing % rerref' "a Y,
e principle wa. concesneds "a
hc feared would neI - sstiad 80, shsy wss
ss,S "a He he scpsd sss a. aas,r
AZ sosa :. the bslis.srtks sesysss were taken
I:ssissd 2 sIs jan q sss White nsacssf ana
sevefal pentl essens ~ ho-S .sirss, - s2l lAs1