Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-17

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80 cgmpanyi since n.issy Ellen run OIL" 4
have bsard tlsi be Is very kind 10 roor people
Sit. F1a 'es him ihai poor woman wishes saas
tHaeh 70 So hlint +---'' -, said the negro snl
disappeared, wondering who she could b.. he
soon 9 -'sraal with an answer ihag she mlpht -
up % sh wua.d mol disturb himi With ! bal.
F'atsA- heart poor Ellen took her Two chilirun
sNl D. iH % follow the negro into rhe study. she
Na' lsa cd INTO tHs large old fashioned mudy
aId 'il q. .gj aiFnp. leaving her olone Win
Har p4i--.. els auF thiug waa.-di" asked ST.
0rer-a. 81 an very poor" said Eloa, while
ias s-t.g started u her eyes. "aad lsarinr that
t.i never taaad ta9 poor sara.i.ysl away,
haze H.-sa trs aJsr. .u
~ r'ch.' guea Sir Gsors; .beg9ne this IN.
s'an- your voice b-'uys yoG-rcry rosrl" he
continued, ''who made sou sof say. Who made
you PouFt' 20 my father" cried the weepipg
woman, "Hsve pity on me and Iny fa,hsr.sss cbii.
afen. look al their innocence, they ar. s,aryiDgl
Oh. give htm something and viii bless YOU 10
my dying day"
"Carse me, rather, said the angry mani .D,d
not 'sil you you would come 10 wantl You
needed not my advice. but left me childless in
my oa age, and wed Ihat ra.cal-if he has bro',
curses upon you, keep them and not come 10 m,
"'h yoIr Jras for help With heavy noise
poor ellen fell to the floor. She had faiptedl
L.ite W lille and Emma cIung 10 her. weeping a.
u .AsE aitie hearts would break; .'pOor mamma"
sa'1 " 4..-am, "she is dead" Sir George see.
ihg hsF apparently lie!ess form at once torrot-
ing his gJui, spraag 10 the floor and RAISED he,
!Htl!mats form upon bed. 81 did not mean io
knl her when said that" said he. already
alarmed at her pailid face. "Oh Godl could
She Dr. restored, how gladly would take her 10
my heard How could be so cruel - and IN,
tears flowed thick and f4sl-vcsl that Drord mar,
"ep' al A4z own cruelty. Finding inn .Le dI
H7t recover, te ruTg rag be.i yi1l.I,rv.
SoIu5y opened iue door, .Srr.g,'-b.,os,,5
Jl.dy Up quick with cor5igl-saick. on vour
Inc. las poor woman is agiug" BeE,rc N.
mad cane however. L..-a o9cnsd her cvas, and
-az wildly around her. "Wharea am - 81.
-aA.,gsy ana. asked. in Your own fathers house"
,'' A. 19' gia.s over Iof and Kissing her
- -. rI IA ;o4-'H. con you forgive
H., b., -I I....Ii ..l 'i4--'!' One faint word
~ .',','. '-'- amer ana daughter were clasp
..,+,ta"- ''',,'I'' -Isf Nse2'ng and fright
.....' I'..' no" ars" near the bed, astonished
IN. -. ..T'..' ana 'As old man kissed
T'+.. - P''--e .'-i" near lnslr mother.
},I...4 ~ ~ ~ "''Hs'H9 cordial, but as
- l,.i.;ll'.'ii 1t was Lo' needed II was
So. " - 'Is' o. 1A5 household, and
..',.7..' "..ii 'l': tla' oI The servants,
:, .,,.- .. ~ o. d peep al Missy IL
...a ~ -. io''-l'1' 10 !oH love met'
-. .''. sumo A"2A.Hs a-'sr The above
1T VI: ~ !pU "'N' III! dorlngE" said
''''--'' '"iNe Ai'" 10 MS bosom. "Be-
fl. - ''i.'.''' conc mere TO ask you for
,.i 80 nv, ~ ''o3S' 'hou9At you would
trt love Va, ,,,r ,i,' -'o' ~! SON. then,
.. All -, ., ,'-+.' al! one Ayln9."
.,;,.,,;,,, - ''' eI''1 A''ie Emma,
a.a. 7 -, ~ = -4''eF' les, my
,l..,.-,l ....'.ir,'' ~ oUI i'o1AeT WHO IS
Eu.,, =.
rnansf,r, .r Ill ii''ili IS Oh mat large
-, -: ~, ',-'''i ~5|'oIsS mat ne was
,.,a - ~, me- ll'' even eAcepung the
ram ~ d, '2slllDo calls herl
10y " al "i 'i'''
MAJOR BINGGULD
vas the eldest son Of the late General Sam.
t.' EiaG@9i-. OF Washington county, MARYLAND.
us Ino,h-r was a daughter OF Gen. John Cad.
'""'f, OF Phuulep.lla. distinguished citizen
n ne days Of The Revolution.
IIe entered the army rs Lieut. Of Artillery.
" 'oIo' Aa'll2 graduated, ut West Point, with
.'"'A A'hor' beng ole oi tie five whose names
,afe recorded as the most distinguished Of The
.-asa' lie was at once selected BY Gen. Scott
IS one oi his AIDS and served ii thar capacity
''rral years, a-J ever enjoyed in "a very emf.
,aht a"gre". the confidence and friendship of
n't o-sia-.,isa=- officer Pending the distur-
..Ac"s III Sou'4 Carolina in .aa year 1889, the
ecso--i "ar mere on duty, and hs has Frequent
eNnfass.4 bis heartfelt grauAca,loa Of the
1'e'i"I termination Of the difficulties Jetweona
Orion ei TIE ses.aAt people ot tuay SIa,s aud
ne General Government. When the Indian
var occurred in FLORIDA, the deceased, then
.aptaln OF Arnery, was there on duty, active.