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Ships Waterloo Liverpool; Florence, New Oreans-1aks
Monmouth whaling; Princeton, havsna-Bfig1 Meahora
Mobile Thurman, Lasuayn; Augusta Savannah; Now Or
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-25
From The Congregational journal.
HE ANGLO-sAXONs IN AMERICA.

The actual and prospective additions to our ma
tonal domain, are fitted TO awaken great thoughts
of our country's destiny. Already it covers
territory of the size of one half of Europe, and
when it shall be peopled as densey, will contain
population of one hundred and thirty milions
peopled like Massachusetts, it will contain seven
ty millions more. Right or wrong in the motives
and measures, Texas is already annexed, equal
in territory TO forty States of the size of MasSa-
chusetts. Oregon, unknown, illimiable, and of
vast capabilities for adding to the wealth, the pop
ulation and the power of the nation, is as certain
ly if not as formally apart of the Union as James
town and Plymouth; and even now our relatives
and neighbors are on their way to their distant
homes, with all the gayety and non-chaence with
which they were wont TO set off on a visit to their
country and city cousins. We begin to look far
ther, and talkof otherannexationS. Beyond these
boundaries lie Upper and Lower California, New
and Old Mexico. Central America, and all the half
explored regions stretching down to the lsthmus,
the natural division of the western Continent, and
the natural boundary in that direction of any great
nation living to the north. The thought is natu-
rally started, and not started only, but beginning
TO be seriously discussed. Will not annexation
be made to annexation, I'LL our Union shall en-
brace in its mighty comprehension all between us
and the lsthmus! Obviouslyevery thing is tend
ing TO that direction at least this looks certain,
that whether one or twenty nations shall be the
owners of the territory, at no distant period il will
be the home of the AnglO-Sarons.
Such an event is in the natural order of things.
The intrigues of cabinets and the selfshness Of
individuals may be concernedn bringing it about
at the same time all is in strict accordance with
the laws of cause and effect. Mexico became the
possession of the Spaniards in 1921; for three
centuries it was one of their colonies; in 1891 it
threw off the yoke, each State maintaining its in
dividual independence, but all united in one fede-
raj republic In 1885 giving up their separate in
dependence, they became central, or consolida-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-25
A LEGEND OF THE WIssAHIKON.
BY GEORGE LIPPARD.

Itwas here in these wilds of the Wissahikon,
on the day of the battle, as the MONDAY sun came
shining through the thckly clustered leaves, that
that two men met in deadly conflict near rock
that rose like the huge wreck of some primeval
world, at least one hundred feet above the wa
ters of the Wssahikon.
The man with the dark brow, and the darker
grey eye, flashing with deadly light, with muscu-
lar form, clad i'll tho blue hunting frock Of the
Revoluton-is Continental named Warner.-
His brother was murdered the other night at the
massacre of the Paoli. That other man, with
long black hair, dropping along his cadaverOus
face, is clad in the half military costume Of a
tory refugee. This is the murderer of Warner,
named Dabney.
They have met there in the woods by accidents
and now they fight, not with swords or rifles, but
with longand deadly hunting knives, they 60 turn.
ing, twisting and twisting over the green sward
At last the tory is down! down on the turf
with the knees of the continental upon his breas
that upraised knife quivering in the ight-tha
dark grey eye flashing death into his face!
"Quarter! yieldl" gasped the tory, as the
knee was pressed upon his. breast, 'spare me
yieldl"
my BROTHER" said the patriot soldier, in tone
of deadly hate, 'my brother cried for quarter or
the night Of Paoli, and, even as he clung to YOU
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-25
STANZAS.

gave her a rose, and gave her a ring,
And asked her to marry me then:
But she sent them all back-the insensible thing!
And said she had no notion Of men
told her had oceans of money and goods,
And tried her to f ght with growl:
But she said that she wasn't brought up in the woods
To be scared by the shade of an owl!
/ called her baggage, and every thing bad;
slighted her features and form:
Till at length succeeded in getting her mad,
And she ragged like a sea in Storm
In moment turned and smiled;
called her my angel and all;
She fell in my arms-like a wearisome child,
And exclaimed, "we will marry next falls"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-25

"Willy," said doting parent at the breakfast
table, to an abridged edition of himself, who had
just entered the grammar-class atthe high school,
"Willy my dear, will you pass the butter"
"Thertainly, Thrift takthes me to parthe any
thing. Butter ith common subthanuve, neuter
gender, agreeth with hot buckwheat cakths, and
ith governed by thugar-houth molatheths under
sthood."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-25
Printed and Published by
COLLIER & POTTER.

TERGlS.-Tm CARROLL FREE Pass is publish
cd every FRIDAY ass.Hing At Two DOLLARS per an
Rum, payable in advance, or TWO DOLLARS AND FIr-
rY CENTS if not paid until the end Of the year. No
paner discontinued until all arrearages are paid.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-25
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

One square, fourteen lines or less,l three inser-
tions, sl every subsequent insertion 25 cents
Larger ones in proportion. liberal discount will
be gwen to those who advertise by the year.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-25

An Irish-American thus defended his position
in regard to the Oregon question:
81 go intirely up to five thousand four hundred
and forty degrees and divil fut further.''
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-25

A boy was asked, "Does the leopard change
his spots!"
"Oh yes" he replied, "when he is tired of one
spot he goes to another"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
EDITH."

Another fortnight had elapsed. The
golden light of another a]ututnnal sunset
sffeamed into the painting-roon Of Trem.
let ct Leipsic. Around, against the walls,
stood unfinished sketches, in oil, Of the
most peculiar faces and costumes That had
been seen during the crowded fair just over.
A Jew, from Poland, with his shaggy fur
cap, pelisse, and shaggy beard a Greek,
from Constantinoplc, in flowing ~iuktanilla
and cap Of scarlet +; peasants and and pea
cant girls, with the sunny hair and strange
dresses Of mountain Germany pedlers
from the Friuli, and Hungarians, s#athed
in twine and t~atters, were here transfer
red from the street to canVas-material to
figure hereafter in groups Of historical pic.
lures. Zen among these rough sketches
Chat, rude as they were, still showed the
hand ofthc MASTERY there was one sub
lect finished with careful study-"a por.
trait oftho Tyroldan glove-girI--true to
life, yet representing a quality of beauty
rare as the second rainbow! 1t stood now
upon the painters casa figure Of
matchless nobleness and grace-and the
colours were fresh about the lips, where he
had retouched them within the parting
hour.
The original Of this "~tFeasure tr0ve" flor
such was the face IF Jes5onda to to the
artist had just risen from the kneeling pos.
tlre, in which she had bent herself to his
elaborate pencil for an hour of almost every
day since theiF first meeting in the Rosen-
thdl and she stood looking alternately at
her portrait and at him, with compressed
lips, and an expression for beyond a graft
fed curiosity.
With the eye ofgenius, Tremlet had
seen in this girls embryal beauty the look
with which it would beam, were it per.
fectedt to the at most capability Of its pecu-
liar tfpe and she saw now, on the easel.
a beauty that could only be hers after years
of culture, yet of which she still felt as con-
scious as of the swelling heart under her
bodice of green. Her emotions had
grown from day to day more t~unultuous.
While the artist looked on her beauty as
on the fitting but cold and shattered tene-
ment of an unarrived angel of intellect, she
looked on his as on something already wor.
thy of the idolatrous worship Of that angel.
The coupling of the two before her-her,
self, as made beautiful on canvas, and the
artist, as he stood breathingly beautiful in
the glowing light ofthe sunset-was an ap,
probation of fitness that might vel have
come to a brainless enamoured. TrenaIe.
was as perfect in form and feature as d
sculptor ideal of A~ntinous. His person
al advantages had Contradictory enough
increased by underwriting for, ofthe ad-
ulation that had been paid him in his frs
manhood, the greater part, Of course, hae
! come from the thoughtiess and silly, and h.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
Il W1FE's APPEAL.

WI, took mo. William when 4 girl,
TIn,ogonr bona and heart.
To hnar IN all vnnr after life
f'nd and f,ithfnf tart.
AID ,alI mo. have ever tried
nav uu'y "'pte2Y
Of gr'oVea pecans4 , n'u "alo3
you were S'"H 10 wy
n. ,a,1a rather share your toars
III ,rI,na aaa ,'hor5o glae.
- a. = sa,,,re o,ee,biI,g +, the world
v,n,,so N "a world 10 ma
yon na Il = = nalare or nv shed,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
A. ,MaTPA.

Informs his friends and customers that he
has Just returned from New Orleans with 4
fresh supply OF provisions, Groceries NC.
consisting of
100 barrels, best Ohio flour
40 barrels mess park
50 do prime pork
10 do chime pork
10 do ioles
10000 lbs bulk pork hog round
80 kegs prime lard
5000 lbs sugar cured bacon hams I'M
canvassed
500 do smoked shoulders sugar cured
~ boxes sperm candles, l. 5S d,6s
20 do adAmeatine candles 6s 4 Is
~ sacks best Rio coffee
200 sacks salt fine aud eharse
rs barrels rectitied whrskey
Is hid prime sugar also
superior quality imperial tea, loaf sugar, rice,
spices, sweet oil, starch, alum.
White Lead, chrome green, chrome yell
low, litherago, Linseed oil, spls Turpentina
PAINT brushes, copai v~arnish, window glass,
putty, a ful assortment Of crockery ware.
ploughs, haimes, Collars, brides and a
number of other articles ton tcdious to men,
ttnn, il you desire to purchase good articles
cheap, call and examine for yourselves.
The subscriber has received from a late di.
rect Importation.
100 boxes claret wine various brands, some
superior and cheap table Wine,
3 boxes old MADEIRA in half bottles
80 gals old MADEIRA wine 5 years ii my
store, as IS 90 gals.
80 Boxes french Cordials assorted
8 boxes old cherry wine
10 baskets champagne very fine,
; doz botels, old mort wine genuine,
A, MATfA, church street,
The subscriber has received a small tot Of
Dupont L F T Powder, do II + powder, can
non powder. and also Dupont's celebrated Ea-
gle powder in lin cannislers.
Shos Of an sizes and a superior article Of
percussion caps.
A Malta, church street,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
HAARLEM FLoWER ROOTS

Fine assortment OF the most different and
exquisite sort of HARLEM Flower Roots con-
sisting Of double and single J~onquiiles, Iris,
Crocus early due Won Tholl's, &C., d..
Just received and for sale by
Dec 81 If G. NJ. HER0MAN,
Opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
Vol. 2xvHrI.
+, STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of East Baton Rodgc-FAird
District Court.
Robert Wilson,
usrsuS No. 1868

DlsEflCt 1uuEts
Robert ss, %l''""' No. ssss
James Scales,
b. virtue Of a wti Of farl floihs issued III
thu above entitled suit aud TO me directed
from the Honorable court aforesaid. | will
pyposa t1 public sale On Saturday the gnd
div Of May next, 1910. at the Court house
ia tho town Of Baton Rouge, CONN encing at
II o'clock, A. NJ, all the right, titlet interest
and claims Of The defaH Liant, Ia or to the fol-
lowing described mortgaSed property 10 wit :
A certain tract or parcel Of land, situated in
thu parish bf East Baton Rouge, On the Co
mite river. containing ak hnHdrsd add twen-
~ nine 3st100 acres, il being designated in
the township map of township M South
and ranpo one Fast, and n Blrt Of it al the
inap Of township M 4, range 2 East, it being
HpnIred 10 Robert w llson. plaintiff, by cefti-
teate NE. As, in the lrst township, and Ger
]ttieato No. ass, In Tho second township, by
The Government Of the United States az q do.
nation, bounded on the North and West by
the Comitn river, on the South and West by
lands Of I'll Carcaran, North and East hg
lands supposed TO be public, aud South East
by lands Of Thomas CARPENTER and others,
together with all tho buildings and improve
ments thereon,
Tprma of ~sale-eithout the benefit Of APP.
nraisomant, and on a credit Of Que, two aud
three years in equal annual installmonts
from tho day n sale. The purchaser to give
his bonds IN the form of the Ordinary twelve
months bond, with good and pproyed person.
al security, and mortgage retained on the pro.
porty eold-tho bnndBfo boar interest at the
ratio OF eight per cent per annunl from nalu.
rity, until paid and the plaintiff to have the
right, to issuo execution for tho whole amount
81 tho bonds unpaid III case Of the nonpay.
ment Of either Of them at maturity.
l.. g., MORRIS, Sheriff
m25 no 8 1916,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
FANCY DRY GOODS SELLING

IA We are DESTROYS Of reducing our stock
az much as possibloj 10 make room for our
spring goods, we will sell The balance Of dress
goods at very low prices, together with all the
rest Of our winter goods.
Phillips # Ldaone.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Cour du tr0isiems district-PdyofSS R'Est
Baton R6Hge,
Robert Wilson,
faFytts No. 3SBS
.lnn1ae Snales.

En vertu Gun ordre dc iert f~arias, lance
dams le process colossus, OF a moi airesso par
II EtI4dite ruur, i'cxpnaorai Ell ventc pubIique,
Samadi, Il Z Mar 1916. 4 Ia mai4on de eour,
dams Ia vile de RHtnn Rouge, cotnmencant i
III hcurcs du mattn, tous loR droits, Eitree, H..
tertts 81 prttentions do detendeur dams ct a
In propri6t6 hypnthtquGe ~ci-aprGs dccrite,
aavoif I'm cerrain morcehu de- torre, silu6
daIa Il n]aroisso d't'st Baton Rouge, sur Ia H.
were Contle, conteneht six cents vingt neuf
3sfi00 arpeue, ttaut desigu6 sur lie plan dd
township no. 4 Sud, et range | est, ct une par.
tie sur IL plan du township NJ, 4, range 2
rst, ttanlgarantieau plAiQnant, Robert VII,
con, parooftilicat as dams le premier town
shin piajrtiir at mo- 45S dams le second
township, roinue donation par 10 guuverpe-
ment des iitats Unis, burnd au nord ct a
rouest par Ia Culnite, an sud ct Quest par ter.
res dc n. H.. Corcoran, an nord ct a Pest par
tprres suppostes 6tre publiques,ot au snd-aRt
mar rerres do Thomas, Carpenter Ell autreE,
avec toufes les bAijsses ct authorizations qui
o. trourent,
Conditions do IA vcnte Sans hent6ce d't-
valuation ct a an credit dun deuX ct trois ans,
an paimouts ]annuels ct egaux du Jour dc Ia
yente, l'acquernur donnera scs obligations
sous furmn Dune obligation orlinaita don
an, avoe bonhe IT sulisante garauDic person.
nellie, ct hypothGquo sur Ia propri6to vendne,
Ses obligations portaut ua iu'erGt de holt
pour cent par an, de maturite I~usqa'ad paie-
rnent, ct 10 plaignanl an,a ie drult de- lancer
uno exarution@pour tout lc montaut des obi
cations non payes; faute a l'acquereur DO fai.
re /, paimenl d'aucuncs d'elIes a maturit6.
l.. {. NORRIS, sheriff
20 mars 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
.NnTICE..


By a graduate Of one of the eastern col
leges, a situation as Teacher of the Latin and
Greek languages, or Of an English school in
town or the country. He will act as account
ant or clerk ndesired. He is anxious 70 OBJ
tain employment, and will engage at a mode
rate price. Enquire of the Editor of this pa
per.
april 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02

aroquette~isa rose frem whieh every
lover plucks a leaf-tEc tI,oi are lett Tor
her husband,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
BRADFORD.

SADDLER n HARNESS AXE
Respectfully informs the public that he has
opened a store on Church-street two doors a.
bove Pike d. Hart, where he is ready TO exc.
cute all work in his line with naatness and
despatch.
april IS 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
NOTICE.
FnR SALE

1.-Two milk COWS Of the Dur.
1 ham breed, ~accIiasased, with
~ young heighfer calves; apply to
49, j.: sHEPlERS.
Baton Rouge u april 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
GROCERIES,.

Sperm candles per box and halfbox Chris
talline candies, put up for family use in 20
pound boxes, brown, loaf and crushed sugar,
teas of all qualities, Western butter, claret
wine per box, gallon or bottles, cordial, olive
oil, castor do, sperm and bleached lamp oil,
and avariety Of other articles for sale by
Tomliasoa + Babin.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02

FATAL AFFRAY Ar LoUIsvILEE.-TLo
Louisville Courier Of tie fGth, publishes tic
following particulars ave regret 70 have
10 inform our readers that Mr.. ID. IA. McIa-
tire, ami estimate gentleman, formerly II
Lexington, KY, ana a highly respectable mer-
ehant Of this city, was shot this q arniisg be-
tween IL and | O'clock, near Ito conner o.
Market and Pearl streets, By -3ff w PaFe
Mercer. We understand rhata slight ansfrri
existed between them, and al thee fneetlr4
ii resulted thus tragicaIly, Nj ID H. & Wa
shot through lie head, and we are misrHaf
thatthere does not exist a shabow Of beRe
his recovery. Mercer was .lnuseaadeiy 4fFes-
led, and is DaW in Pr.saA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
MACHINERY,

we have d lot Of Machinery, consisting
of Corn Mills, (of the most approved kinds.
Carn Crushers.
Horss powers.-Which viii DO sold very
ON by PIX l. HART.
Nov, 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
LATE ARRIVALS.
Sc

HAVE RECEIVED per late arrivals a largo and complete assortment Of hH. and winter
oplo,o of tho latest aud most fashionable Styles to which they call the attention ofho
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
DRY GOODS

HAVE RECEIVED pc late arrivals a large and complete assortment OF HH and Wmher
goods. of the latest aud most fashionable Styles to which they taIt he attention tuho
public. - 49,
Bhct aud col french and English broad cloths plain and fancy constituencies plain hdPhdi
satungu, plain tweedA Nv lean, cashneHtes french and American cJtonad6s, white md
red dnnda brown and beaahB1 domssuca tcknIs drills and onaburgs, fancy cashmere
and mk. asn vesudra nhp printed cashmere dBeasss, Pjnp1ltur del hne, Paris printed
noa4eHpo ID lame blk ana col elk warp alpaca printed barregos. blk brnbl1Bos and
nnennoa hk AMI preen bonbazHta BLK gos do Naples and go5do s~Rs, rich pein silks
dnsl agH1l Ho, ID Anl11 GraleB do5T+ a spel Florenoe, hhbr swiss obash for
ball dresses, blk pouted and silk serges green bawge whteIackones aud eambrrs, plain
and ftnd swiss muhnA french enr aco, collars needle work Gheneseues and coll-
Blk. and white nett hGBaB silk woDen and danask ghawh, corded, nlgiHoaa and
pss cloth skirts ersds aud corset facets. Irish linen linen lawns, onbrod, hom5tch and
pln l. hMtas silk crHoi and madass d., polka gmps and cords, thread and cotton ed
gngs and hrennga, hihs and gots gloves and hosiery, biz and fancy silk and satin
seraa nd cAyafs ymHous styles ofm l aud winter shwlA Bt and cohon velvet. bonnet,c pI
and cnoFed nfua and sl6 ribbons &C. with agonerIa assortment Of lkni0of goods u.s.
uay kept ia this line of Guinness. LII.
CAOTHKNG.
Fine black anl eord dress andhugk cloth coat, coUred tweed and casinec pttota
blk and ehot cashmere sacks blk pabOtb youths and boys tweed and cloth hoak coats,
fancy cashmere and blk Glit pants fancy cashmere and blk satin vest@h Don ahtbti raw
C, under shirts &C. # ~
HAY & GAPS. -
aGnnsbk satin molpkn, and cashmere hats, boys fashionable Do. 10, youths blk and
peaHboa crown do gents boys and youths b" and fancy cloth caps ofthe most recent
styles. ##H -
.#a 90 6 o
Gents Ho calf stitched boma do fine cHand prunona brganr, ladies calf and morocco
do, black and bronze kid slips do, white kid sHs. youths and boys pegged and
sewed brumn1 miaesu calf Bowed do, chlds blk. aud coTd do
SADDAERY.
Mems Enebeh spahshabd Columbian saddles boys DO Do ladies' plain aud quilted side
saddles saddle bags, blind brdos cart saddles nd bnching, filings mntngaes gHh9 and
surcnges. " #" .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-02
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS SC

THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the citizens of Baton Rouge
and the adjoining Parishes, tina he has opened on LAFAYETTE SrRBEr-two doors
south ofPke s. LA arts ...
IN entire fresh and mc0Jy selected stock Of drugs, medi-
cines, paints, oils, dye-stgOs, pefumery, brushes patent
medicines, and every other article usually sold by Apothe-
carries, which he offers for sale at
. WHOLESALE OR. RETAIL, e
and pledges himself 0 serve them o u good terms as hey caa be purchased
here or in New Orpns.
az EYecmtc~e @H b. obcrOed, IL oaetuUyy Gag prescriptions 90
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