...wn the river, followed by one of his faithful black comrades, and Leary lay mortally wounded. Copeland, the unwounded survivor, seeing that the fight was over, yielded himself a prisoner, and, with Leary , who lingered twelve hours in agony, was taken to the town and imprisoned. About the same time, or just previous to the taking of the rifle works, William II. Leeman, having probably been despa...