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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

suit Mr.. Calboun's present position G~eusJack-
sons admin3stration-and vet Mr.. Calhoun
was one of the most determined opponents Of
that administration During four years Of
that administration, Mr.. Calhoun was in the
Senate of the United States, and against the
iron despotisni Of The bold, bad man then at
the head Of. the government, he levelled the
shafts Of his FindfcatigG elOquence. These
were the days Of Mr.. Calhoun's fame. II was
as the opponent of the usurpations, the outra-
ges, and the f1iquities committed under Gen..
Jackson's administration, that Mr.. Calhoun
acquired his greatest distinction.
And now, when Mr.. Calhoun has fallen
when the attractions Of the Presidency have
drawn him away frSm his once proud position
his friends-[saYe him from such friendsl
forgetting what Mr.. Calhoun has been, and
what he has done, come out, and in his own
paper euIogises in unmeasured terms, the adj
ministration Of Gen, Jackson 1.-THE admins
%tration which threatened Mr.. Calhoun and all
his friends with the gallows-and against
which he was wont to launch forth the sever
est denunciations.
The poor Eullifers Of South Carolina !!
How have they fallen"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

"None knew thee but to love thee;
None named thee but to praise !"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

Another noble spirits gone =
A worthy man is dead r
The cold damp earth in silence rests
Above his sIumbering head.
The grave claims but its kindred dust
The souIit cannot chain
Back to the regions of the blest
II wings its flight again!
The lone, dark vault Of death is past
Where are thy tsrrors Death =
Calm as the sunsets parting ray
He yielded up his breath
Peace 10 thy memory, worthy friend!
Deep in our hearts It's set
We would not call Thee back from Heaven,
Yet, lose thee with regret!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

Some Of the Locofoco papers begin to call
Mr.. Polk @YoHng Hickory" What resem-
blance is there between this Young Hickory
and the old one1 Who could ever picture to
himself Old Hickory allowing himself to be
seized rudely by the arm aud denounced as
the tool Of petty tyrant, and permitting a fist
TO be shaken under his very nose with impu-
nityt
Young Hickory, indeed! a pretty name TO
be bestowed on as base a coward as ever dis
graced his kind !--Lou. jour.
Capt. Waller Hickey, who, when editor Of
the Vicksburg Sentinel, killed DR.. Maclin,
has been tried for the offence and acquitted.
The jury were out only two minutes. The
accused, in addition to tire assistance of lead-
ing counsel 10 defend him, made a speech
himself of songe length. We learn that Capt.
Hickey has retired from the editorial charge
Of the Sentinel in consequence Of i'll health,
The paper is TO be conducted by the proprie-
tor, Mr., John LAWNS, assisted by Mr.. g. V.
II. Forbes
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29
rnye,ocH y--Thou vert a friend to all

We weep to see thee GO
None ever knew thee turn away
Tie needy from thy door:-
VINO now shall dry the Widows tear
Tie hungry orphan feed?-
Alas! avho las not lost a friend!
Thou tOcrt afriend IN need
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

GJThe following fines were received
through the Post.ofice, we insert them, 50 thai
the beautiful chaymer to whom they are adj
dressed may be made to know the wound she
has 5udicled-Poor fellow, he is going to sea
perhaps he maydrown himself!
Ills love, It's love that makes the head 60
round.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

hardly make . man, Mr.. Clay must get the
State ofNeW York with perfect ease. The
same state of Democratic d~isorganiza-
will lead to the same results in other States.
The presidential election may be said to be
decided as soon az It opens. The Democra-
cy will be scattered tothe four winds of heaY-
en- among these several candidates, and Clay
will haVe@only to walk over the course.
-
TExAs.--Tn relation to the annexation quess
lion, the Galveston Civilian Of the 10Th inst,
says:
g The annexation fever is, we are happy to
state, now confined principally TO the other
side Of the Sabine. Like the grippe it has
been a much nilder type, and passed off much
sooner here than in the United States. Sol
ffary and alone we have until recently held
the only pen, a feeble one it is true, which has
been directed against the measure, but succor
has at length come forward, and the large, in
telligent, and respectable class of citizens who
have stood opposed to the measure are likely
TO find other and ADLER advocates oftheir opin-
ions, At the outset of the negotiations it was
assumed with more confidence than circum-
stances warranted, that nine.tenths Of the peo-
pie of Texas were in favor ofthe measure.
This was il mere guess, like the one which
gave rise to il, (vi2: that two-thirds Of the
United States Senate would vote for the trea-
ty) and better knowledge offacts has proved
that both were erroneous. Its friends here
are astonished to find the opposition to it so
stro1g and successful The fact is not to be
concealed that from all quarters the evidences
are strong and p~alpabIo Of a growing aversion
to the scheme"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

THE FoUETH.-The Dragon company and
the Highland school intend to have a barbecue
at Capt Penny's on the Highlands on the an
niversary of American independence. They
have invited the Washington Fire Co. TO join
them. Several addresses will be delivered.
We are glad that the excitement of the cleo
tom has not made the patriotic company If
Dragons, lose sight Of SO important an occa-
sion.
James McCaIopr Est, is making extensive
preparations to receive his friends on the after
noop Of the same day.
G1Even Bennett, of the New York Herald
who, in his political tendencies, has always
been as L1cofoco as a birthstone match, can
not refrain from rjdiculing the Baltimore Lo.
cofoco nomination. Hear how he talks a.
bout it:
OF the nomination of Mr.. Polk we hardly
know how 70 speak seriously. A more ridi-
culpus, contemplate, and forlorn candidate
was never put forth by any party. He has
neither Vigor, responsibility, nor the ele-
meats of any reputation, below even Captain
Tyler and all the family, including the crack
ed bead of old Wat Tyler. Mr.. Polk is a
sort of fourth or rather foftieth-rate lawyer
and small politician Of Tennessee, who by
accident, was once Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives. He was rejected, even
by ais W State, as Governor, and now he
comes forward as the candidate of the great
Democracy of the United States. Oh! what
a ridiculous finale. Captain Tyler, with the
patronage of Government in his hands, aud
the :'spoils''
"Warm, reeking, rich,"
can get more Democratic votes in New York
than Mr.. Polk can or will do.
The singular results Of all these laugha-
BILE doings Of the Democracy in Baltimore
will be the election Of Henry Clay BY a lar
gerEmajority than ever was received by either
JACKSON Or Harrison. With Polk and Tyler
ia tie field to divide the Democracy, who,
were they rolled into one perssn, would
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

Peace 10 THY sacred memory
Aud to thy spirit rest!
A crown Of endless life is thine
A reign among the blest!
And oh may this example of
Thy christian life be gwen,
To guide thy weeping children in
The path that leads to Heaven!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

Baton Rouge, June 1lth 1914.
(FoK THE BATON ROUGE GAzETTE.)
70 M. J.. NJ.
oh think of me, when thou art gone,
AS shall think of thee,
For, though distant, thy VOICES swcetton
Will e'er finger by me
Yes, though thou art far, far away,
And I'm across the sea,
Still thy memory will have its sway:
I'll ever think of thee.
oh think not that | can forget
Thy smile SO sweet to see;
Thou loy'st another best and yet
I'll ever think of thee,
III think Of thee when sorrows night
VIII spread its clouds DER me,
land still, midst fortunes dreams soLbright
Ill ever think Of thee.
THE HELEN.-This boat has changed her
H. &c #,tnrtIrrs II, p,aat Tho n,oI-,-,- Io,t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

or The Hon. A. Barrow, returned home
from Washington on the goth instant.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-29

East Baton Rouge, June 22d, 1914,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
Cg BEAL's HAIR EsroRArTyr-wnrran,cd at 81 Walker.
sueet, hrst store ROM Broadway. go 81

C5 reror having gotten abroad that the All Healing
ointment was made up IN past OF Mercury other pow
emu Hinefa deem my duty 10 the public that
there no truth IN this report The ground for this belief
founded upon the action OF the Save winch different
rom any external application heretofore known Ii Inferred
ln'u yet without knowing why > that medicine placed Only
upon e .oes oil the ieei, could possibly affect the stomec
ethin IND reernlly The whOs syS;cm does the Aenng
Onint witout bcipg made part of Mercury or some
OF The strongest mlnefn!s,
Physicians give currency this OF the case, md By
cong prevent many from using their They
o'hAy believe that nothing the shape OF medicine, could
orng out cft.ons upon the chest II the lungs liver
diseased, uniess It Ire mercury. would merely ask. my
Ontnent the les powerful! and valuable because pecu
'ht ingredients are unknown 10 the profession Would their
nature or action be altered, If should frankly disclose their
Salyc?
But to se this matter rs! before the public and nay nil
teI' npp'ecsons, have deemed MY duty before the
Mayor, and make my affidavit of the fncts. Here IS:
James McAster Of the city and county of New York.
beng duly sworn doth depOe and say, that The AealE
Ointment, OF which am the author composed wholly and
exclusively of ofVEGETABLEMATTER,w with one exception,
ana TINT hog ntd. declare oemnr and positively,
that no ecunai ether mineral substance be found
It's composition, end nothing that nure the tender infant
or affect the aged and inrm while applied according d9c
uon II can be used with the lnpunty by and
under every contingency cnd circumstance OF ie and Will
NEVER lnJurc, II II does good
It's main object 10 restore the Insensbe Respiration IN the
purties with which loaded the surface, when the body
instantly recovers It's health. JAMES McALlSTER.
Sworn before me- this tday of October, 1874.
JAMES HARPER, Mayor.
TINS Ointment sed AZ lss South st. and by the principal
DFuggLs oi the city, Brooklyn. and the state nj 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
Passengers Arrived.

In the steamship Hibe,nid, from Hac1-
Messrs WnIIace John Bond. Lieut. F'eeh air Collins wife,
daughter, and nurse.
F5r Bostea-M Warning children md nurss Mrs John
son Nm Steward Miss Jnnney Miss Boulass Mr Gillian,
lady Children and nur.e NJ Kelly. hdy. md daughter
Messrs CAFES, Hutchisou Chss Hamilton, GoariIn John
Malcouon Holmes, ID l. iacpherso ann ady Nj VI Abrn-
hams Ii Feeih Messrs Hodge. Cray, " janney Duken
Joshua Drson james VI Sewel and lady, s,'t Harwood
" Barclay Commander Powell Alonzo Child. iioyey. Fred
erck Jsbo6, Ferguson. II Fsr-u.qt, Wa B,iher ,rho'
Dixon, DR. Allen, Mcssrs Benjamin Alien, Williams, George
johnson Alien sIrs Allen, Sir Ske and laGy Nr Darcy
and lady, Nh Gibbs and "a d. " cumn and dsughet MF
rae Gins Atwood, NeIS Nsw.ou, ; " Cannct Sherman
DR. Samuel WhItney. Mr. Warren, ickc-nsn, L Tuton
Vincent Nr Jones Charles Wilmer j., Day Ms PurtoD,
Renard Thomson Lieut. Mylon, VIM Smith, Rchar.cn 2
Conno WoodvllIc, Holland. I adams. on, { huhl. w
Spence. Crowther, Mekenna-2
From HritGI Jgr Bosios-Mts c Hamilton, child and ser
want. lir Calp, Mrs CnaTrr md daughter. NJ T AIsh
bald Mrs Henderson Mesrs Calkn, James Baker. ra
yer, Srs Boye-l2.
A. md ndy Mis- HaEacorn and child Capt Kelly, Messr.
G. " Better, 4 : Coles, G Hunter. J Buit..
In the brig q Lamar, rom SGrdHHfh-S Epsrnal and
child VIM Ellis II HIssabui.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

Lnxpox MONEY MARKET. Oct, la;ZSone sight incina ,a
Ton he's occurred the value oil British enriy
OWING some degree 10 ruhoI lnn Wy @ ,bs
route taken by Loui. Philippe on his return hoine iio
country caused By Secet information rece.eI Il, Fs,cb
ey Before bi departure Of plots formed Against ihe rle
GoTsnmen. The man of the fall was howeye', ic
sse Of large parcels Of stock on private account nc p
easses made BY the public on Iednesosy were, dsr
and pneez reverted to then former position SoisoE .4l o
per and Account close m with buyers at lgO Rl
"a !, IS 5 sda Bonds dsaa = to 81 premium Three per
Ce.s Reduced 99s 10 New Three and Quarter ps,
Csq 2:S and Long Annq,es ~ The GSve,nnemi 1Gs sn
Poker s purchaser On behalf 0i ,ne ouy[S [ @ n In
tre no distraction between the heavy Socks on me oh
Apa nex al the Threeanda Hall per Cents, VII n IN
Sas Feeanda Quarter per Cent S.ock u snc @ CIV ,hnnSb
WI Be paid upon them uniformly AT that rae Money uousn
ne dividends course OF payment y i sieas ,hn
Snd for the temporary accommodating, on ue secui.! &
oest descriptions British Stock 10 per cent ueHiaueu
The transactions in Foreign Market have mol been eSe
We ou pnccs are trm the aspect OF aliaS ~ @ ief,
hhsvng more pacific appearance whe the sst ~
hsdtd considerable rne has taken place IN ani. ohas
se Pc. Cen,s closed at 2 TO snn na a much as be-
oe with ns exception Of the rather better appearance Di I
aIket cnder the influence Of the advance IN SonSois ad
~ 70 Dutch Two.and.a Half per Cents e2 e + Te ns
Il @' il oss;ssi "a SssSss. gisiaa Belgian
,,EEycH MoxEY YMARKrr-PARIs, Oct ia fai, amount
easD. has been transacted to-day. For the Account,
ench Three per Cents and Five Gents both BE- higher
ass csd at M G ' The ef FIVE per &c Gents
,d c declined 10 ilsf c. 10 ll 70c and The lnsi
M gnee sf Goc For Money, the Three per Cents &c ona
Shares unateed. LRIte Bank opW shares Zi ooc.
" M and m Shares yesterday Belgian Bank Sheres
er ent no allegation IN any OF the Belgian rive ~
SSsanesd 70 S, being higher than yesterday Portuguese
H'S pSf Csnu. II, nnd NeSpoltan DC. lowes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
g n. 4h. raate, of the si..eenth wand

The undersigned deece 5y the pemosTse e an original
Clay from Gsde Of hf s on Sifae
hnI oD 'b out o r.ar meeting OF the Club he'o at
Congress Hall, Nov. i, 1874. 1-bot the thank,
"On motion IL was unanimously res6vcu, --ieenth
Of tbs Club be presented the Ladies OF the
Ward the manuscript Cny Song this day received NM
thni the Corresponding Secretary be directed duly publish
tbis resolution. JOHN FOWLER, Jr.
Corresponding Sec'y, Democntc Clay Club
u41 of the Tenth WGld.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

Total amt OF bonds issued und unpaid &c. AID sl0,6B
A meeting of the stockholders of the Bank OF Au-
gusa Ga called consider the proprety OF reducing the
capital stock.
The Buffalo CouriCr SAYS: "The largest Canal
Toll ever taken day this city taken at the Coec
tors Office on Wednesday, s2,4 ,456 II. Many Of the
boats clear for Lockpo there to pay toll again. forward
ers find that they procure Bank ace easily there
thun here Had the tolls through been paid here, the
would have been $4,000
rhe Cincinnati pork packers nave commenced
killing 1t believed that the supply of hogs will be large,
and of superior quality.
The following is comparison Of exports at the
Cus,omHoue OF Laguayra for the four previous years, and
far the nresent year I'm 10 the 5tb of October:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

G Notice.-Tbe following resolution w.s passed IN The
General Executive Committee Of The american Republican
party, viz:
Resolred. That the General Executive Committee of the
American Republican Party o. the City ard County of New
York DO hereby recommend enc and American Re-
puhcnn ASSOCIATION OF the CITY and County OF New York.
lar they ay be concerned adopt and oSt Al the
suing election, The following plan OF operations:
ls; That an AnIezcuH Republican " Head Qulrtar = be
established a. The Poll IN each Election District
ID That said Head QusrterS be under the charge and d.
ec;oa OF two gentlemen designated "Sn-err:eHers Cf
Republicans, and regularly enrolled members OF tie Ws!d
Of said Supcrnendents shall have originally belonged the
hg, ani the other TO the Democratic parry.
III sad Supcrn;eneHts of Ticket shall be furnished
with an equal number OF the different tickets
ith. To prevent confusion and mistake each Hcnd
Quarters sud ucse shall be kept separate, box with
cpurtn.ut
5;h Each Superintendent shall hold is hand an equal
Number o tickets OF both kinds; the continuing the Demo-
cratic nominations Tor Governor legta-alt Governor and
Canal Commissioners, with Congress- State Senate
und Assembly shall Re tied with Congress, State Sen.
a:e and Assembly, shall Be ted wI red string tape: and
the one containing the Wing Nominations for Governor, Lieut.
enant Governor and Canal COMMISSIONERS with Con.
Sress State senator and Assembly, shall be tied with hne
string or tape The applicant 10. ticket shall be eft TO choose
which cve KIND he prefer influence 10 be used with
such applicant By either OF the SUPERINTENDENT 10 take
the other.
9Th. Any deviation from tbs course shall be considered vi
olaon of the spt and principles of the American Republican
Party, and snail incur the of this Cen Ell Committee,
or expulsion OF The individual from the ASSOCIATION which
he may belong.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
m SEE LAST PqGE,


ATrtNe0s
Ship Anson BaIkunn, 10 days from Charleston, ccon &c
Bark Arab Freeman days from Boston IN ballast Came
Bs augusta Sherwood cnys from Savannah cotton and
Bfc Wolcou Owen, % dnys from GonaIyes 81 Domingo.
mahogany and oswood to De Peyse. & WhItmar:h; N,
Brig Ctizen Brown, II days from Turks Island, 1000 bush
Gle salt. 10 Brett & Nc-c.
Biz Magnolia, West from Baltimore, ana idass v'n 'e
Cspes rrain To L l. Maitland.
Brig Creole Wyman. - Gays from Turks Island, SALT to
Rrtish rie Britannia Dill IA days from Pc;ou. NS Goals
10 T remlett Sailed day before, bark LucTen Tor Fall HI
yer: b1r Atlantic. for Providence. =
Brg Pet-ey Bouni. yson, Is days from Havana sugar.
BIG rnon to IoTth Yarmouth Harding 20 days from
Big Grand TUX, Mayo days from Lubec, plaster. Brett
IL Vose. r. p;, 20 H. -,
Liverpool, y :, conl. TO master . L.. cL o,,or
British Lamar, ssnneFInann uas S"'aino'i' coVi'
Brush 10 bfE Loyal MeKeoush 80 day, from Turks Island
salt 10 Neyills & Sons. NJ, r,.L
british schr heresn Jane Seymour. days om Eeuthera
dye wood &c 10 Ackerey l. Acker: ~
chr nines and Samuel, Somers. days from Swanso1roN
C. naval storts to Rugsle Sailed III co win scht Edcat
lang ond Charlotte, Tor New. York.
Schr select Johnson, days from Newoern y - hn'ai
Bg;,h ,ch1 Radius Cobu II days from Maitland. s,
s:SS scSr 2leaa ABBOTT IL days from Wilmington, nc. naval
stores and shingles, 10 Cook & Iayior.
Scnr Stranger. from Philadelphia coal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

The Coroner was summoned Ia hold two inquests.
The one on cooed unknown taken out Of the street
this morning at early hour and placed the achhouse
He was intoxicated ~ the and died about 10 O'Clock IN
prison.
The other was on very Incorporate woman,
named Eliza Adams aged 3d. born in Ireland She went 10
bed with her husband nst night l6 Lewis street. got up and
went into the street This morning she found lying dead
on the floor There be question but death IN both ha
above caused by the too frequent use oil ardent
snir,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

real head Of hair that seeps and connoeufs have pro-
nounced il The most pet and rsornnry invention OF the
day The great advantages of shi. novel and UNIQUE wig rs
being made without sewing weaving, whic ca ~
appearces so closely resemble the natural hair bet IN
ehtnes. and natural appearance To DEFY detection is a
tra hang 60 beaut 50 porous AID free, TINT IN ell cases
OF perspu,Ion evaporation unmpeced and the greot ev
Of ohe entirely avoided Ins ys ss snd saS Ws sad
The oecuIa, method Of i..ng the head al The anrfncure
A. C. BARRY l46 Broadway corner OF Lloey ess, s ~
stau, ~ A--
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
Court Calendar..Mondny,

SUPERIOR CouRr-There will be no Day Calcn-
gar o. TN. Court for to-day and Tomorrow Motions viii lie
heeu' and the Cetornre Calendar called today.
AZ 40 81 > = y - - -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
Commercial and money Matters.

@ For Commercial and Money .Hatters. see Last Page.
SATURDAY. p. NJ
Stocks were rather heavy to-day. and some Of the
Railroads fell materially.
5.2l. 80 for Francs
Rates of Discount on Bank Notes at 50 Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

A, Eeu,hera october 25 British Morning Star. for New
Al Turk. Island Oct 90 ship Maryland and bars Mallory
and Caem1n loading for Newly ork tc sni n day or two
Shin lime ooner of Bath just arrived with loss OF boat md
main top mast having been partially dsmnsed In the late
@@nar October H. brig Ohio, Collins for New York.
2lnyx
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
TX Notes at 50 Wall-st.
lates OF Discount on L
r. UF
We Guoto Specie as follows:

DO. QuGrtep GO a IM - Do. igh, 42 81
DO. ouaites Ss a 100 NGpeie6ns '. w as
The sales of Stocks to-day at Boston were -
80 shares Reading Railroad q 20 do bio 50 do
80 do blo 100 do bSo sS 100 do h30 21,s 30 Long
52s $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds 1850. b3o 70 81 900
do, blU 49, 30 shares East Boston Co, IL go dividends do
81; do, b20, pa 50 shares Wes,ern Rerond. b3o o4
| l35 do SeA4 20 do, boo, 80: 100 doN.
The arrivals at Boston during the month Of Octo-
Der were 25 Ships % baIk, 12 bg., SIG choonen ard Is
sloops total 2 OF these, Is bss and 80 schoones we7e
British TIE ceaances IL ships 81 barss, 90 brgs 34
schooners and 13 soops total 49, 1he foreign arrivals
"a shps 20 bsrks so brss. 12 schocne total 5 and the
foreign clearance. SHIPS II baks 40 brss 12 schooner
| total, $50.
Tne Tennessee Insurance Company OF l>ocnvllie
have declared dividend OF per cent te capital (equa
to the amount paid n.) The Merchants Company Of the
| same city has declared per cent.
The annual report of The Comptroller Of the Stale
of Tennessee shows balance the Treasury the Mon
day Of October of 1922 u3 which some $40 500 larger
tsan tho balance the Is; Of October l3 The
the year past hus been s2 3 o. which with the money
the Treasury, s3O49s % of The disbursements
have been s6 6 % leaving the balance before stGe4 The
finances Of Tennessee have always been well managed her
debt small and her interest always puncnay paid and yet
her per cents have been selling s. this market while
New FORK Fves 0j 20 per higher and Pennsyva
Fvcs which the dividends paid, Is, only 10
per cent lower II has always struck somewhat .urpr
that Tennessee stocks not better favor with
;asts. and did Approximate in price nearly the
other dividend paying State stocks The Bank OF Tennessee
bound for the interest her million bonds addition
vide for her half million OF bonds year. and the State paid
the The following the total debt e the Stale and
| the purposes for which the bonds were ssued
Debt of Tennessee, October, 1s43.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PROF. BUSH'S NEW WORK.
ANASTASlS.

Or the Doctrine of The Resurrection of the Body,
which is shown that the Resurrection OF ;hS Body not
Doctrine sanctioned either by revelation. lvo.
Emo 81.
We have read lire of this important work with much
interest The subject upon which which all
must feel deep interest and IN our Judgment the able MAJ
in which the author has treated IT. must add considerably
TO HI, previously high and well meutcd reputation III the de
punent of Biblical criticism. To our h,ini, the man Ts,
ton assue the work. perfectly lmpTcgnabc We
greatly admire the independent aud truly Catholic pt that
breathe. thror CHOU, the work. and the serious candid coe;
and ,choarlke manner which Prof Is. has conducted his
argument On the whole, regard this work most vnu
abe contribution theological science and commend To lii
serious attention of every student in theology and TO all udCed
who desire to have clear and we'll founded Of the deeply
interesting unl important subjects on which i teats
Published and for suic by WILEY & PUTNAM.
nj le1 Broadway.