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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26
NOTICE-

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Oat. 3-35. r. r. PICKETT.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
Ann s Webb,
Richard Fuqua, husband J
This case was taken up for trial according
to assignment, when it appeared TO the
Court, that the plaintiff has established bv
the law and evidence adduced that her hus-
band Richard t. FuQua is in embarrassed
circumstances, and that bis estate is insult =
ctent 10 meet her rights and claims. II is
therefore ordered and adiudgGd, and decrer
ed that the plaintiff mn $ Webb and her
husband, Richard G Fuqua be separated of
property, that she recover from her said hua.
band, the tract of land described in ptaintifF.
petition, containing two hundred and forty
arpents situated in the parish Of Fast Baton
Rouge, on Wards Creek, ManchaC, bound.
ed East by Simpsons tract, Wezt bv Lewis
Guitrey, South by Wards Creek and North
by public Iand#-and also tho fo1lowin-
slaves viz: Lewis, Judy, John, Thorn
Hike. Sam Ben, Adam, fillmore, jim, Per-
gv, Silvey and Lucy. It being proven that
the said land aud slaves arc the separate nrn.
perty Of the plaintiTan and hls been possessed bv
said defendant as such, it is further ordered
and docreod, that the plaintiff recover of her
said hu,band, and he is hereby adindpad IN
pay to her the sum Of eighteen hundred dol.
lars, money which it is proven he received
for an account Of the sale Of the cotton be-
longing to the plaintiff aud appropriated to his
W use, and that she have mortgage n9op
tho real estate AMI slaves Of defendant for The
payment Of he same from the day Of In
Iy 1889. II ia further decreed that the com
ing acqnits and gaius heretofore existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant he dissolved the
plaintiff renounCcs The same, that she resume
the present administration Of her said estate
separate and apart from her husband and
without his Interference or assistance, and
that she have execution to recover the pos
session of Der SAID property, and the sum Of
eighteen hundred dollars with five per cent
IN crest from this date and defendant be con-
demned to pay the cost of suit.
{4jgncIl ]. J. BURK,
Judge Of The 9th Judicial District, October
18th, 1916.
Clerks Office, Parish of East Baton
Rouge.
I~certify tho foregoing to bo a true copy of
the original Judgment.
under my hand and seal NJ our Sixth
Judicial District Court at Baton Rouge,
this 18th day of October, A. D., 1916.
NJ. MORENO, Deputy Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26

wArHf0 BtHlV pst recei0G 3D. BY
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26
pnRIIC GGnnnI.St

Notice to Tax Payers.
In accordance with the Instructions Of the
Police Jury of this parish, passed at last SEES.
sion | will shortly enforce the law, by sol.
zure of property of non residents, and resi-.
dents of whom a demand has been made for
their taxes.
WV HUNS, Collector of Parish Taxes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26
LATEST STYLE
SALE
NOTICE.

lSO ILEs
A reasonable reward will be given to
u HON soever win give such informatioRa as
win lead tothe discovery of the person who
took from the steamboat landing at Baton
Rouge, on the night of Sunday 9th November,
the following articles, viz: / bbl., ugar, / do
Of sweet potatoes, IL do, Of syrup directed
to T G Morgan, New Orleans, also one Dbl.
sweet potatoes and a can of syrup directed to
J Nicholson, Esq, New Orleans.
Any information left at this oflce relative
TO the above, will be thankfully received,
A. malta, offers for sale the follow.
ing articles, viz
2 card tables,
writing desk with copying machine,
| secretary,
gold watch (English)
l Silver teapot,
1 silver cream mug,
4 silver sugar vase,
J doz silver spoons,
Bsilver salt spoons,
2 silver sugar fongs,
q silvcf spoon for crushed sugar,
and a number of other articles too tedious
10 mention, if not sold at private sale, will be
sold at auction TO the highest bidder, with
out reserve on Saturday, 9Th day of Deem
be5 next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-12-26
TIMOTRY FAY, NJ. u.

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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-22
RULES FOR LADIES.

PRoNESApING. Every lady should study
TO carry hrrseIf gracefully; aud practice
waking, in her chamter, that shp may oh-
tain handsome gait. II has cen said Of
the American women. that while they are
the most brautiuI in The world, their Car-
rage is worse than ol any other nauon,
Request the gentleman with whom you
are waking to keep the step with you. and
do not wax with either gentleman or lady
no has Tot learned 10 do this.
Two persons with dissinilnr gai,s, wak-
ing side by side, 10 phrtcularly awks srd.
An unmarried lady should tot take the
arm OF an unmarried gentleman, ,tnnIess at
night, ar when the pavement Is sIippery;l
il she takes his arm, it is 10 te presumed
that she is engaged TO him.
A married lady may take the arm OF an
intimate friend OF the othel sex. Two la.
dies should not walk arm in arm unless one
of the il mnch older than the other.
A lady should never take the arm Of two
gentlemen at the same time. In the even-
ing Two ladies may take the arms OF one
! gentleman.
Gentlemen walk on the outside Of the
street. ladies always on the inside.
A gentleman may walk between two lac
dies. Tut it looks etier 10 see him on the
outside OF the street.
Do not stop more than an instant in ths
stree. to converse with friend, it is not
polite TO make those who are passing wax
| out OF thrirway.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-22
No 3e.-wuOLE NO Goa

"GooI GoG VIII re is ,hs 10 he m1r.
ri-t-i chuschi7
M. ~ 10 iailIp'- house"
my dear FLOW. l-l-ys@-no-yss.f
have u. ave sou any ca-r cnui z on
IN eth oi the courts al ! . O'cl0, 1"
"Y.s."
'Ttrn fl n" mp suhTos,s with th"
iri,.sg o1m's isuie. Don't siop 70 ask any
quastion-. Il nis,isr@ no. WheIb-r A.
knoWS anything aJoui the parties in the
sait. By heavens. Julia ,hsll he mntl"
His friend ssw his oljptt at oucp, and
prn'uirrd To carry on lhs matter. The sub
Iol, was made out and placed in the
ha d Of = clcik. a. serve on the unsu--
porting liidrgruon the insiarth- psteu
leaving h'- r'sidrncs. a. 4 hr wus Dc, pa :
chpd 10 rab 10 watch tie housr. Aboui
tn minutes tctnte eleven, ~ thr snnn.ro-
l. .hHpas man wos n on, cuprirg ros Oh
h fwn the door NJ h's residence, he was
sa'ved y ljh the su' pop 80.
. Cant hslp t." sad the clerk, ~ r-r'y
n h. eiecultt.o - s'oU! "uo' knowing 10
piruP-." going IN Ct married. &c
I'VE s'f1p'I rearh the llt.l row ir'o-- .le.
vpn--lha css- Is the lir-i on tie ca'enief
won't keep YOU ten uinu,ss. II you
doil'g 90. heavy fine, imprisonment, for co.,.
trmni Of caurt.' etc.
The triArproom. y hn was n rather a Il
r,jd uarure fually ro"seuud. particularly
~ th" cir.k promised 10 seId 4 fiani o
l1s wl.o sal IL lhe cah, wrapped ~ n a
large cloak, IN ~" house Of lis ride mex.
prc,alion. oxplaiujrg tie reasons Of H''
alsrrce. The reader can imagine wAC
this ~ rsnn wac.
E'svPr o'r',ck raWc, and still TO bride
groom. The guests were siatins a. each
olhrr--,hp prirsl iPgsn N grow imp''i, II
--apd the h~idp tia, wa- n IL, te1an =
hook pale aud agita,rd, when a : IIisg'
drove NJ. ;he tpil rang. and There he .
There lie ie!' muttsrrd navy voices. 4
gpnllemaq did indeed enter. whose appear
lance rrpsted almost ~ much a-t0ui ui.hWPH
ss lhlt Of Elgar Rpvenswood in the hall .
Ashton Ctsllp, at the marrioGe Of ucl
Ashton, in Srntl'S bridge Of Lam0rr
moor" Tn, ldv tairtrf--priyale fXp'a
Iuatons prsurd ptwpen her parents au'
tho lnver--ard hs result was, that the tw'
r,al lovers were ioi'cd in IL" sacred Io"d
n marjmorv. murh - tho satisfaction Of s'l
The hri .gro0r. lhrt Was TO have teen
scon aGrr made lis orlea'arre. ruttn'
aud t'owIur. Wh,t ~ said ard what ~
IdiH. IN T.. holainr hj- til al. AM heIng ad
arGu,i .rsd with a." condition Of uiiaus
woe really lragi-"nuiic,l.
Thu story Of the III. vu shortly are
, in4kpi ont and ha- created 50 much aWUst
: M N, that the poor 'rrow dec ares he VI
: sue the laWy'r Tor $1,000 uag.s. !
: subj &C a;nr him rs n Wines IN case
= which h. knew nnrhirg. aHd ly which h
! Ista vie. It wi be a uoytl suit indeed
: / il he should do 20.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-22
From the Mo- York Mirror.
GEORGE VI. DALLAS,
VICE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES.

1t is possible that somn Of the rntdrrs Of
the MlrrUr may not have SeeN thu Cole
nrated arcanum OF grcatnesS--that -ancso-
run OF Wi-dnm--tle goal sought with equal
ardency hv unas-umihg patriotism, modrst
mpril. and ambitious I,hprllmy--the 81 :.
rte cIllmher OF the United States; sltht
sketch at it therefore uay nOl hP unarCt p.
table. II j. large SPml-circular hall, sur.
mounted hy splendid dune, On he floor
are fifty or Sky desks. with as many arm.
chars --dn equal tuulpr oI sprltnCns, ink
slands. &r. &c, l0r the use Ot the S'ualos.
This hail is uround'd ~ VeIy rauoW
gallery. with Two rows ni ~'at-, the ir0Ht
one of which is appropriated To the use OF
the ladies; hut 80 very p0 tIrai a the IT.
dies OF Washington that they generally
u-urp the seats OF gpnlleme1 iii rp eve
~ inch OF stsndng room, and elbow the
uuhtppv men down the staircasp--lhus
asserting in am,st arbitrary manner the
rights OF women" Let 10 lctuIHut gruu.
bier hit mp his vnca against his proceed
ing, or il he deem it AT all dp~p0lI nr lv.
rannical, let him 'rlirp alone into his cham
Ter and whisper the opinion to his shadow.
Certainly, til" wnrd Is loyal m It's love for
.hr ladies'. Int /, loves them trsl ut home.
and is apt u tecomp IllIe Qupru'o Gus
when lh"y ,rndp il the Spnntr cham rr
and "pu-h us from our stonl-." No O"r
can surpasS ~ in nur devotion tn the ''dj.
vine SEX" We will surrender cur li'"rty
without a sigh 10 temiii dicmton-~wP
will tow down and NO ship thu hem oi a
IadN'r ga mert nnd We would even sacr.
flee our republican prircr hs il II won an
might reigl over u !; and all Wi,hnul rrP.
ning--'oi 'nan WAS made to mourn" wand
is heir to mis- orluats, tut alas. alas, that
the lights oI wouan" should frequently,
under the modern construction, mean the
wrongs OF man"
: The most prominent object Of attention
in the Senate is the President. G. NJ. Dal-
/ las, and the splendid chair he orcupl-s. -
! The seat is elevated three or tour IPet above
the floor OF The rhiml pr. 1t is in recess
under small alopy, and richly hung with
damask draperi the top is surrounded
with wreath ol gilded laurel leaves, and
in the centre one Of the widest and sat a.
gpst eagles that could ever appearn night
mare 10 an nr,et, is standing on tjp.t0p
upon one ioot, and tapping his giided
wings, AS il threatening to pnuncp upon
the unthnking secretary heneatll him. In
the upIilled claw Of this famous bird are
half dozen limitations OF arrows, hy way
Of carrying out thu, weather beaten old
Joke ahnu. aIlegnrraI lightning, which ori-
gin ,led from party OF srhisrnotics in the
zodiac. who wished to transfer their ale
gia tom Jupiter ronans t" SagittariuS,
Although he place OF THIS idol, whirh thr
Senate have set up, is no sinecure--as il
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-22

This shows tho average annual expense
Tor tn item trom 1888 70 l84i, TO have
been Sl4 zoe 43 and that OF the last year
near Sl9 900 less. II We exclude l843-i
when there was Il consider tile reduction,
the average ftnm 1888 to I843 wa~ $l5.-
O6O So, ami thu reduction to- 1856 heiO|
Ia : average was SIg 6e8 so. may here
after run the conparsO into other depart
ments of the public service, when It viii
he seen that while out State is increasing
its wealth, population, and commerce, the
expenses Of Government aye decreasing m
almost every branch; township, county,
Judicial, legislative, administrative, and "X-
ecutiVe. s.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-22

t1l. il u very common occurrence, rsr-
ianly. ior zone OF our ne, hinic-" 10 hold
hole ol $500 on Tank. II lh- haI krr
holds note ia his individual cipuciiy, he
pays tax just as 9th do. IL the
btuk holds ii, il goes in 10 swell the rum
Of profits, on which il pays a tax of six per
cent. But, il u an imposition on the pa
Iience Of sensible men 10 spend time in no.
Iicing such silly iabdcations.
There Is. however. another 20 gross we
cannot pass ii oqer. WhHmust b"lhoushI
OF the koRes'y and iairiiigrRee OF the n't1
who conducts the leading Loco'ocO paper
of the Site. when, with the Tax Law in
his hands. h- copies thr following from an
exchange paper, tIke Ohio Pa'riot0 CalIs it
"cummoa case" aud calls down iudilna.
tion oi those who have framed 80 unhedrd
a system of iavorIism!
I'VE know man named Simeon Jen.
nings who has some .f5lecR o. iWedy thar.
S1ad dJi'drs IN the Satrm iTaach la X,
which the h1uk and tax laws permit him to
hold free fran fIralioa. We slso know a
poor willow woman, with a house iul oi
/ tie child,pn, Whose da ~ bread is earned
hy The nolher's Ia or at the wash tut. The
profits Of five years iaceS-aut toll, have
pnalp her to accumulat" iitJls prnperty
arnn ID her. Ics d-s me hUnd,rd dDHara
! u a,.,I I'm. Mn
SIZE has q co'0 ittn Pigs, md Il aoUP, n. ud
p5,rh SIR bosis hPr v lyh c.oitrs. lh' san"
/ Wing TX law which t7Smtis lha ialk
stnrk Of Jennings. uak"- .p wash wOmol
pag lac uuog n" mHk 20 .ch her obHdrrf
d,Jak. asd UpsR the t'1Ur &c / RI she has pWf-
chased t0dk ter hard earH'BgI THIS l. the
spirit OF WhggrIv-and il Will always N
the same, 81 long as the people keep lie
friends in power"
Need We say to our readers that ihi'
whole rase is miserable td'sehool, The
poor widow woman whose case has hrcr
co iured up in the shallow brain Of Loco
loco editor t,uld, under he tlr iaD, he En-,
TIEELY EXEMPT! The law exemptS hun
drei dollars worth Of house hold utnilnro
oUpr aad ajovr that Of the kitch,n, b d
and lcddiug. sc. The aorp would he in
cuded in the kilchpn furniture. One Gao
sgh sheep, AMI GtW hogs are also cS"mp'
H. addition to all the alove. unless there
O,her taxable property OVER Que haDG. c
d,llarS il value! Does the Statesman I'm
d, rstaud that! Let HIM rrdd the tax ,aw
letore he attempts TO eHi.s ti"n sensible mel
on the 81 ject. i may save him the h0
initiation OF exposing his ignorance as h,
has done by quoting the faIsehood OF ia
Patriot.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-22

rssi.'7 "Er-sd kp Eyre'leney ne Coe.
GUAR sold .he host. 81 except nolndv,@
ssid be. "8ut you musielWuy- txcey, the
Governor" stmntd the host. "Eut I
woai.' joined the gentleman.
IN short. ihe dlsru'e went IN Ter, that The
Inst. who was sn INFERIOR maRislrsI', thu
noi quite equal IN Scion o. L!euWus. had
tie gentlsnan summoned ltiOie the Gov.
ernor. The magistrate. v iih a grove slr,
tod the gentleman that u WIS an imntmo.
rial custom In thai place always to Fzcfyf
hI EErsilSrey me Cuverbor; and that Tor
he offence he must pay fine OF onT slni.
Ing; faT lhst nolody eouId le rSoussd irom
conforming 10 the praCIire. "Yeiy we'll
,sid The gpnlltmar; "herr ~ shilingi
tut may die, IL there j. greater tool in
sll TIE world han the host, szccI kS Es.
etile4ey The C'rerGur."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-22
From Naat's WeekIy Messenger.
SERVING A SUBJ GNA;
OR LOVE Us LAW.

Il is siagu'as what >hjitS love will mike
to accomplish lis otiec.s. Buls, "a 80. and
iars are oI Eillp avail against Cup'd'> pic K
ut K rontrvancrs-h his cunning will drvlSr
WAYS and means tn open them aH. A
Young gpntlrmln had cnurtrd Iti' lady
OF this cily, ami t vas supposed the Two.
in due lmA. would lrconle some irsh.' =
s, ne lite quauch OF = trivial nau'c, as
levers 0uartls generally are, occurred, -
Neither would routess the wrnpg tr le on
their side presents and correspondence
were mutually sent hack and III match
was broken off. The Won gpullem N IN.
mt daleIy started tor NV Cr,Hns. IN - =
tor into Commercial business, lh king hist
distance would essen The nttuChmrnt hr
really let Tor The Young lacy.
When II woman j. in ed, o. r'i X she
is iniu rd, " the one she lrvrs, -" Is mnrp
ant lhan the m 10 sex to "lilP IF her NHu
nosr." a. the saving j.. ,o 4 ., rain and
hp rrvpaged on til" offending rhi Ct, A
gentlemen that the Young Ady oNcp rriec-
tel renewed his proposals, and wnS ar'e /.
ted within we' k nilrr her Ul over h"d
cmial krd tol the south. On rrarh. New
OrirauS hp found that distance stead Of
wpakeaing h : a.tarhmput, o0ly ma 70 the
lady Iparpr, and hprame mp'a rhnly Hrtd
Inw..pritrd. The first letter he received
fom New York ircm iiiend Of his am
nounrpd that hs old flame wa tn l." ehnrt-
Iv married to aI0ther. HIS course was
quickly lakph- h" next mo ming s'w him
on olrd pack t S'lp hon ut icI olham.
Th" passage unIo'm "a'ely wa lNng, u" d
the poor fellow cha'cd and irete 50 much,
thrt thr pa ,-pugPrs hogan to thi h m de-
ranged, or psp - fugitive Fsrarirg from
Justice The s'aNt The vrs-') touched
tho whlrt hp anr cd 'or tha Office ot 'i@
friend the lawyer. Itis Ia h4 supposed he
latter was much 81 1rl~cd 10 500 his 're0 Z,
i'm tgning him couple ot thousaod niles
away. Alter the usual salutrtions, he tx.
claim'd-
INV dear fellow you are just in timp tc
500 the wedding. Miss --. your o't
sweetheart. is 10 hp hurried this morNing
~; o'clotk. To tell yen the truth,
| dol't believe there l. much love about it
and thar the girl really thu X mnre Of nn'
J hair OF your head than Of the iorlunas'
bridegrOom's whole body
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-22

The indomitahle Mike Walsh thus smiles
at the malice Of his foes in his last Subter-
ranpan: at is now past midnight, in cold.
damp cell, with no one to respond to the
sentiment but greedy host Of half torpid
bed-hngs and philosophical looking cocks
reaches, under which circumstances man
cannot reasonably he supposed to be lat Or
ing under any unusual degree OF excite
ment; and | now candidly and solemnly
declare, in the presence of God. that re-.
gard this as the happiest period Of my-lifs:.
never wes I on better terms with myseIf
and the honest portion Of the woTid'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-22
Fro 4 hr Ohio SIlir Journal.
"WHIG EXTRAVACANCE" C0MpA-
RED WITH LOCOFOCO ECONOMY.

"WHIG EXTRAVACANCE' COMPA-
RED WITH LOCOFOC0 ECONOMY.
The ch ,rge Of imprnvidencp andeXtrav-
agaaca has rpen charged o. thu late Whjg
Legislature, hy the Lncotoro press, from
ore pld Of the Stttp tN the olhar. They
have m Il ths ch'rgs eth r IN utter lgNO.
rance OF the facts. or from a disposition. Mt
all h ztrdS. to find fault with :hose into
whose hands the people have committed
tha destinrs OF the State, after h wing tri-
PI Lorot"co rule almost to the ruin AMI
ba,krnptcy oi the State. They ia k Of the
new Tax Law, as though it was II measure
& inc lse the Ia theas oil taxation and
the debt Of the State; whereas, every man
knows. the reform in the tax system ls TO
prevent the increase OF the State debt, and
70 provide heans TOR debt that Loro oco-
ism itself has imposed! deficiency in
the revenues of the State Il deficiency that
was regularly added 10 the State dphr) was
"a great during LoCo'oco rnie w Ohlo' u u
was during last year. Locofoco rule enor-
mously increased the bnrthens of the state
aid had not the people taken power from
their hands. bankruptcy and reputation,
such as disgracrs Mississippi would now
be the portion OF Ohio; tor it would have
been impossible to 90 on much longer with
such state Of affairs. The thousands and
tens Of th1rsa Nd4 Whirh were pundered
from the treasury " Yontz and his COM
prere on the Nauolal Road the deiaIra'
lions Of Ctnal Collectors. aad mrmHPrs Of
,he Boari of Turjc Wolk,- the shameless
Ipvori,ism hy which coHtrac'orS were en-
S.cheJ at the expense Of the State tbs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-22
From ftp Ola StIp JUHu,
IGNORANCE AND FALSE.lOOD EX-

lONEDE
The Statesman continues its shame)ess
miSreprespntutoHs of the Tax Law. la.
wing exhausted its own feeble stock of Zee .
hlpr GJgqme,ts (I We mqy sn digaiy lhcmI
again-l III IT measure, il is now eng gpd in
the lau liable ani px'lted occupation ot
gathering up and relaiing all the pueriIities
of the scavangers OF the party ~ O.hpr
portions of The STATE. II matters not tn At
they may have teen thousand times mel
and rrlu,pd. They ae pu: into new
shape ami again pat forth. with all 'hp as
surance characteristic Of LncolocO dpma'
gogueS; who suppose that the people ol q.
Mo are too ignorant TO distinguish hm'
from ElisetooI and are 50 crednlons as to
bp fit z ,me for those who desire to use the"
for their own selfish purposes. They vii
fad their mistake, ere long.
Here is one Of ils Oft. eiutpd lalsehood-
re.vamped and served up again:
"One Of our mechanics holds note tol
$500 against hank, OF against one OF lIF
officers, upon which he is required TO pay
TAX. The banker. on the olhes ha d.
may hN'd 'ty similar notes. and s not rr'
oured 10 pay cent upon them. WIN the
| Journal he good pnoug 10 reconc,i- this
distinction With the principles OF jnsticr!"
This is another attempt to create the i'm
preston that Banks pay no tax, because
the tax is not imposed on their capiIa'
whereas facts show tht the six per cent
tax they pay on their profits amounts t.
more than they would pay if they wer'
taxed fifteen or sixteen mills on their capi
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-22

rFAx SorP.-An old chap IN Connecticut,
Uhp was one OF the most niegsTdly m-u
known IN lhst part Of III" rounuy. rafutd
on the hlarkrrilhing luriness very tx,en-
,iveIy ard ~ 1t j. gpnsrsIy the csse ia
that state. loHded all hi- own hands. And
IN show hp euvied the mer v hat Ihty es;,
he would haze q bowl uf team soup fhhei
~ lor q ni4elf 10 coo' while that for the
haads Ras served up in a large Fon just
from tie to.linc POT. 1hI- old fellow had
an apprentice who was rather ullUcky o.
murg The hot mons, frequently turning bis
Fingers. TIE "a man scol'ed him severe.
" ore day, for eing SO careless.
"ilow can tell" said the 10Y, "if lhey
are ho, unless Hey are rec!'
"Npvpr touch euy thing again till you
spit on IL; il II don't hi-s it won't burn"
lnsdry o. TWO The old man sent The boy
IN 10 So. it the Soup wac cool. The toy
vert in and spit in the lowl. or cturse
tie SOUP did not hiss. He went back aud
told the bo-s al was right.
"Dirner!" cried he.
Al hands rur-doWn sat the old uInn at
the head Of the ahle. and in weota large
spoonful OF the Loiiing soup in his mouth.
Good heavens." cried the old msn IN
the greatest rage. What did you tell me-
that lie for! YOU yourg rassal!'
II did no, lie" said the 10y very limo
Gently. "You told me should sp, on ev.
erv thing to try if ii was lo; | spit in the
trw and the soup did not hiss 70 lsuPpo-
| sed it WIS cool"
Judge OF the effect uIon the Jour.--
! That lov was never i'm want OF iiends ~
uong the jourteymPn.