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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-09
Thc 00lashinoton Standard,
us. OFFICIAL PAPER FOR THE TERRITORY.
The UnlOn..It Shall lie Preserved
Agents for the Standard.

Agents for the Standard.
The following named gentlemen are authorized
% receive and receipt for money due on subscrip-
non to the STANDARD:
l.. P. FISHER, San Francisco, Cal.
TuOs- BoYcE, San Francisco, Cal
P.J. PRIMROSE, Port Madison;
A. b. You've,
A. r. BURBANK, Monticello;
ALIEN. $. ABERNETHY, Oak Point;
JOHN WEBSTER. Seuttle;
MARSHALL BLINN, Seabeck.
A. B. PATRICK, Port Ludlow.
NrMoncy can be sent through the mails at
our risk
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-09

Coon ADvIcE.-Never buy goods Of any
dealer That don't advertise. You can be
sure tina. he is close, stingg. and lacks suffi-
cient energy to take advantage Of the mar
kets and buy cheap In fact. it is safe
rule to Sc: i: down that you will have to pay
20 per cent. more for goods to merchant
that don't advertise than to one who does.-
S. f Journal.
How would this rule apply to the merchant
in this place: They appear TO be constitv-
tionally" opposed to advertising.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-09

W"st "s''' Wv ss''ss"~s ~ WV 'ury '""V
up the recommends i,ns Of the Treasury De-
partnient.
The sentiments If Senator'S respecting the
$500 exemption has wholly changed. They
will strike out The exemption CLAUSE" and hot
insert any amount in its place. The feeling
ia general that ,l'- army must b- fill up aud
the war vigorously prosecuted 10 the end.
Senator Wilson will soon introduce a bill
fur the enlistment Of soldiers in the rpb-lious
States. Persons 40 -nlisting may enter any
regiment now in thu field from the loyal States
they ma, select. The desire is to GIT them
in the veteran regiments. and at The same
time enlarge the field from which tho loyal
States en- draw troops.
81. Loxis. DEE. 23.-Thc Democrat has
Fort Smith (Ark) special dispatch. dated
De-. 22d. which says:
The rebel forces wlicl, crossed the Arkan-
sas. going nor Inward, wer. under Stand
waite, Ad ir and Qua trell. Capt. Srillman
with portion Of The Indiana troops, enc DUN.
tered them at Barren Fork. Che okee county.
fought tn m four hours and routed them.
The rebel loss was about seventy. Thy
fed in all directions, but the remnants
will doubtless REQ ganixe 1t is suspected
their destination is the Kansas bord r. All
quit in front.
/
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-09

PERsoNAL.-Judgc Wyche. Of the Walla
Walla district, and Hon. Lcander Holmes. of
Vancouver, called upon US one evening this
week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-09

SNow.-We had fall of snow on Wttlnes-
day evening last, upon frozen ground and
Of course the merry chime of sleigh belle
was natura. sequence. The weather is
now moderating.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-09
COngresSlO nal.

Warrington. Dcc:2i.-in thu House. to-
day. Yeatman. Of K ntucky. offered a series
Of resolutions setting forth that conspiracy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-09

THE "MARY WooDRufF."-This neat
little steamer conmnded by Capt. John
Swan arrived at the olympia wharf on Thugs
day last and left in the evening of the same
day. We are informed that she is at present
employed in towing RATS Of logs for Millers
mill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
FaIpAr. jan. e-r. n.

Gold is steady NJ 1919 iJ2. There was good
eal Of excitement Ia Stocks this morning before tnc
Bol' snd Cash Stock freely pressed NJ lower rates.
1t to regular sosdon the surs atotc Of shings was
shown. bu, tie decline nc, great rs the strt--
rates promised. AL lind, ioi Government Snd State
stock we're frinly hold NJ fal rates. New York Cen.
traI WIS pressed vt l3o and Ers n lOri. The Pre-.
ferred felioloii8lO2 Hudson River dropped 70 l27i.
bat In all eases large differences paid for buyers
option, orer cash Michigan Southern fel to S4i as5.
Panama roso y cont Illinois Central Mas pressed
a il6, Cleveland ard P.ttsburgh sold Ut IoJ9lo7
buyer 90 Cle,eond and Toledo very active ciosing at
l2ci cash. Rock Island closed at l2si cash. 81 the
Stock Exchange. United Stsos g. 1871 Coupons. were
quoted =, in;aio5i, Certificates O7ieg7si 1-aos April
lOs. iOG! ~ loyal State Stock, were hold with great
6rnncsS Iofdcr Stat. Stocks steady, Tennessee g. 50
85o; Missouri ts clael California Is. l2l Gl23 Can.
Ton Cornpan, 32i93a Delaware and Hudson. i75Gi76i
Pennsylvania Cool 1921 alo3, Cumberland Coal. isi
bid Quicksilver Aioins Company, 5oi Minnesota
Mining Company ;2l PsoAc Mnl offered at go
Central American Transit Co.. 30633i NcwYork Cen.
lrOl. 1901 al, Erie Railway, icGi Emo preferred
lOl.alo2, Hudson River. lGi Harlem, sCids6ii
ssoningfon offered a, 1925, Reading. lllGnli.
Michigan Central 1is, DO. Southern. s,i8e5. do.
Guaranteed. IJoia 1871, Panama 2l2Solii Illinois
Central Scrip sl ll6i Cleveland and ourgh los,
Galsna and Chicago. I0ili Clevelaad and Toledo.
iq6i8lNi Chicago and Rock Island. l27i0l2s.
Stocks close Grmer. and To panic to have spent
ifset TITO decline has been rapid and short and price,
ara back those current Thirty days ago 10 cases
The deposits for 520s to-day sl.777 Ooo All the
per cent notes but g. 90 have been delivered and
general bank meeting, II Is understood, win no held
f.l A.tu ~ luho iOsl0N raros
Gold l5i bid; N. Y. Central 1906 bd Eris. l06f bid
HUDSON 1881 bid, Reading III bid Michigan Southern.
e5s bid; Cleveland & Pittsburgh l05t bid Cumter-
land, <si bid; Quicksilver. IS bid.
Freights arc fairly active and frmer. owing
to the scarcty Of available room. To Liverpool the
gsgsments Arsi 5000 bush Wheat at 3f9id In bulk,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

npon w, 81" ~ On iccirete source az reyerue.
,o,-c,r.' '..,.,'-s ~ esbiic policy l. ought 70
M -,-.,,r..e, Ia, .r a4 .irsrf..l lc0s eu inter
rs .i ,l. ...a beoe.lss E. ,.ai Gus IN tfe
'.t-' '''"
., .,,-.. - c,r-,,,. fs % In r,rriod into
a. i VIZ f,. I'LL. -..i..,. ~ merged
a.. .,' , ''.' To-. VIA - be- m. b. H.
ii t't N'- 49,. D., rsoft .
,-.| $3.50. H. 30 F. III, tufy ~ tAe
Soc Ier.o,ire 90 .,a.il.r Shat a.. lc done 90 "a
,ti..+, IN. ,ia-se T- nag ID te oiers -
N.t'. ,.r 80 o.. .-.t.tlit',n h.t
~ r.! IT,. ye... s..t n rroe.o' = o. beg 40
.,-..v Ill he l..t,s Aoi.d De l,ft. r-l.ei %
-.. r. ors g.tr..rrfil fs t,.s whole core
D., t..... 40 ,.rt.c sl.dlrr 3D. teas Pie
s ~ fro- soc 10 ist .Jlals oT ,cuiz3uon 10"
80 tf. IT, .I..r-e hand ever ihe STATE oanfs.
lin i.-eoTe- go O't1 q. circuHtcn G'nfrnteo"
~, l-.r -7 yne1 sr.rfiaa in irc Ha.fs " US Jr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

.sa4,d n bag. by American and 4iS5d. in bulk and

tla4td "a baes by American and 4iu5d. In bulk and
bags by neutral packets and by American nag i.'oo
bb,s Flour az L., 100 tos Beef az 2s 3D. go boxes
Bacon ct IDS Cd 1000 DO Chec'e at 1885, PER neutral
packet 900 phgs. Hams at 20s.i per steamer s,2Vp
boxes Bacon At 3Os.; 4Oc0 rkgs. Butter ard Cheese
(chios q former. az 35s aud including go DO per
Persia a-f3s 70 London: TO- 900 bush. wheat OF 81.
In lnh O0hb!s flour at I'D. which en ADVANCE
nd 40 bvs Bocon n rs ca. To Glosgow' 1000 bush.
Wheat at5ld, In bags. u ueyre--i0o OoAcS SLGnr
lo0 hlds Tslog ana 200 casks Ashes nj fOf 'n Chsr
ers VIC learn Of m Austrian Bark with 2lcDO bush.
Vhea. to Galway al 50. Sd. per imperial quarter Ih'
carr Ing rntes are: Liverpool per American rag
Fl,ur, 3D. ola; Whoat ildl Heavy Goods i2a od
Per frcl,r Gag. Flour Is 81 Wheat ava. ooii Heavy
Goods, 10 cd n os TO London. per American nag
Flour is. Cd, Wheat AID Heavy Goods, Us 0d Fci
foreign flag, Fl0ar Is. 2s 3D.; HeavJ Goods @2s o.
a2Js.
Tho business Of the sub.Treasury was: Ae
certs o. sss lis ol-or Customs. slG4oOoi Payments
s5,3,s.n9 iOi Balance. s37,5a3.a26 %.
Money has been active at Z per cent among
brokers. ard IL many cdses commission added. TIL
market Is very irregular. hoases reporting ease
willie others quote the day as the hardest for some time
The market ia really cesier. AZ leading banks The insr
camille demand ia reported nomira. in some cases
discount dey passing without an offer. When the i've
per con, noes are distributed among the banks. II Is
argued by many that quite large amount OF "lega
tenders viii DO brought temporarily into use "a par
es holding the "noa interest notes cont OF bank viii
be ready 20 eIcha &c them for notes which are earning
something.
Financial affairs are improving in England
% tie Aica's dispatches 1t (, stated. that on the 2ii
December the pressure ,he money market confined
10 diminish The rate Of interest WIS si97 but there
WI. no demand and the Bank u England was expected
% 'owor It's ratio TO y cent The stock OF bullion VA
siosly increasing.
The Government tobacco monopoly is to bC
cboshed In Portugal or a bin to that effect IA 70 b.
Introduced BY the MiaisterA
TIE London ShpTine and Mercantile Gazette o.
December % consiers tire Liverpool estimate Of the
cotton stock erroneous and puts Il at more nearly 1000
than 800 900 bales II anticipates for tie coming year
larger roterton Of tho staple In EugssEd than during
tho Vag and "l.5 erciiemcr, 10 the trade generally
The Marietta AID Cincinnati Railroad Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
A Bunncr Town.


SIR: Will you be kind enough TO give rhs
town Of Chester the honor Of being the bonner tow
Orange County, 10 the way Of raising her quota Of s
Tor The new cal, Il 10000 men. This has becn ces
without brokerage We redeemed her at the Fa cleo
ton. year ago our town went so Democratic majority
This Fail. Q .or the onion State ticket.
Have we not two things to be proud on
Our quota was p We are credited for 80 oosse
colored men, who have gone to Rhode Island
We were also tho banner town in 1862, uncer 80
COO 600 call. lonrs in the good cause. r. We u
C.esisr, Orange Co.. ~ J., Jan. y leos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

F,'th r-l Fancy Ps. h. John s-.s-' Enc W. llo
N,r Lsr., y w =. reroa iaa-or ~. q s'ae.fi'
.an-ar goo.
Ilor., f,css,, \ Tragedy. i2po,pp io5. Dick 49,
4ffHa
Fl,e tr,,, ~ serane I.ouaa' rime i2lo' 81.
Mo,,.r nol.e hon Gtrm.n7 i,ao, rp p PiH'idpl'a'
Fsede5.r' .yroldt fer .oss }. W. Cah Tern,
Legends - me Gil- ny Crefcs Godfey hesia' LIMO
Wo,htr r,her. Poea,, r. Luds People. i2no.' - "a
Tie ll.tA Il Lieut. T. r. G'rri.u. i2no, -. ZIG
Bs.-i o! pubhsl'ion OF % Reformed na,h ,..icii
Poems ron the hl,f Lie. ! Lifzs Dot'n Ahi0' "
i1i rofrl. Williams. wife C.
Tbs Hermit o. tie Hoc,. rs Era j. Sa'.er Emo, -
s,,,o,.. a., coS.o,aiion Is r. W. p Greenwood. New
Edtion. iluo. up 81 Little Brown TO. 49,.
5rsu,el. r-c.ctrd 90 ilr Chufrh Of o. ram tis o
York drfns us year Lob i.To., ~. 10 y : -
Sat ief d Co go u
Tie Ir Co1e.ron5cncf. aul spe,hei Of Henry Gay ~
CALVIN dion. tvc's., 8vo. p. OStfA g..
Lie Of d.rfd Liynsson y. Charles Ravens Hunt w.
pp +ia. l. tpr ctnn \ 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
The movement Of Dry Goods at this port |
hInrkefs-CAss,uILrR EpoRrsD ron las n Y. TRlsusa
kMInAr. Jan. b lhl

ASHES IN light supply and the market 10 quiet but
kmj sales Of Pots At 90 Jiu 80 50, and Pearls at % 10
COTION-No changs OF any inporrnc- has taken p-oe
20 day quotations AIMING about yesterday wa ti43i
for MddngA 6sss Of 900 baiea We have adyices nom
rewOrleas to Dec ~ reporting the market qie-buyrs
generally holding % for easier rates sales had been made Of
suctiou OF Ordinary 6Dtc Sthcty Good Urinsry hrd
DO. Low Mldduy eva no, aud Strictly MddmI 1JGI9i,
COFFEE-Iho mafkc, for Rio 10 little unsettled FOR
small parcels holders demanding M previous rstcs bn
csrsoes evidently wesk fact "a reported
lower sees to-day Of no bag Of Rio q Dic sot and
arrive three embracing about 60 bags on private
For st. Domingo there has been ing1y and No
note saies OF $50 bags 2ei poc., ard old crop
CHEMICALS are moderately acvs at steady raioa. saes
Sal Soda &c 10 tons Potash al 30 10 oni
Csusc soda 1t 88o and 600 kegs Bicsrt soda 81
COCOA higher and very firm Wa hsn u sslos o. ~
bAgs Of 9layYglI IN bond a. s3ko.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
The Tax Ola Tobacco.

To The Editor II The N. j. JFftnne
SIR: In your issue Of January 80, yon SPEAK q
tn syas Of The tax In reference to Tobacco IN when ~
ssy the proposed tat Of % cents per pound On Tie
loaf itohseeol "a 1863 VIII give shout 81 0oo,co' &c.
Now perml. ne to say, ths, the crop In this oan'y 'n
XII oroont 10 more than that 20 cents per rounc
,msied by eompsen indfes ibs, we have n ths
-. - 90 Gaze. loO pounds 10 The This, ycl va
i,r amounts,o s2OpO0o IT. then Onondssa coan SnS
a. O00 OG whai viii the Whole United states give I'm
the error T. worthy of correction . ,,aA
Tbi o,oposod tAx on tobacco es', very unpopular ~
the growers hespeeIuy IN. ar -, n pNrF3.
ga,lrfa,rlgs Ouonssya County ~ 4, Jsn T. i0vf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

haucf, late cynical philosophoI OF Germany
whose gar arer shining with uneotnow'edem ray
far nearly half ciu,uy seems g,cont'y 70 nave
correin,o tho ascendant. aud f. pronounced ~ DO
ortao srst magnitude. worthy TO De claa'ed siin
Doscarcs. Sliuozs. kant, and mo foremt't tii-1-
els. Fiun tlis Judgment wo yolcnenily a's'' -'i
regarding il as oao f dc ensty Tcu;onie efiHess
Which scatter r ggta'ors up artdown hic ie'i'eT'
ia gao ~ sind. bot tle personal history o. otDo'
rcnhauer. es yivtly described Ly tho vn.ef %. ll'
article, presents study Of perverted Npie4 @-"
craab,. human nature, which well deserves 'he IL
teIt.on of ihe siudent o. character i' Iue ""s
.lat Of A nlisan,hropc and reclusc. Tie system
Of PHILOSOPHY which be sets forth knows u" "''' 10
value in existence, no good IN man, no h'le lh
l,atb. and lie shadow was on biz soul, rs bitter
ness wa, IN his lio His scidity OF temper was as
soc;a,ea with fcarfalneas excessive caution, and
pocl.niary anxiety. IL lived 10 perpetual dread Of
some fatal accident The fear Of smallpox droys
him from Naples; the fear OF cholera from Berlin
In Verona he was HUNTED with the idea that he
had taken poisonous sruf IIc never went to bed
without dagger and loaded pistols BY his side' ana
never trusted himself in the hands Of barber
His fear Of robbery was such that the drawer ana
parcels containing his valuabes were guarded by
labels in foreign languages or labelled as medicines
Some Of his effects were hidden away SO careful y
that in spite o. Ne Latin directions In his will, thoy
conll not, withou. difficulty, be found after his
death. Ills diary Of expenses vas written In In
glish; his important papers were inscribed with
misleading titles and his couponsstowcd awoy N tho
folds Of old letters His dread Of con,ag.on would
ueyor allow him 20 drink ct public fountains, except
from his own leather cup, which 10 carried otont
with him for taat purpose. lie was IN terror OF
being buried alive, end gave orders that hit body
af,cr death should he kept beyond the usual tine,
and then carried TO tAe grave in an open coffin.
slah Of granite in Frankfort churchyard beans tAc
inscription, Arthur Sehopenhaucr, but not a letter
beside, il accordance With bis own express dircc-
tons. The writer presents tn able Analysis of
Schopcahauers Characteristic IDEAS which assurodly
borrow DO charm from the personality OF tho
thinker-Otler interesting papers In this NUMBER
are devoted e INLAND, Our Ambulance System"
and Tickuor's life # Prescott"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

Recovery or STOLEN PRorERTy. .so ,ns
days siuce. quantity of goods. consisting .. i've "a
valued al $40 the properly u JOmes Scott. wbsn Nc
storei at No. " Bowcry were stolen; De'ses's 4
Cord tracked the stolen goods to stable W .IG SSssl
Iohnsan who re,ides at No. l55 East Sevenpo.,.
stTas and is painter by trade the thief Ihs Pl
ouer denies all completely 10 the mater ana sa. 80,
Iostics Mansield committed tln In detsuh o. sz-'~
bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
Eecrin..nf pro,nce.

jan s-5T3o bbs Flour. rs bbls. Whisky, us bsf
Com Mo also bags DO eco b-sh Cats, - ~ bnsh Con-
s6s pkgs Lad l2gl pkl. Butter 900 pkg, Proyiasr
23ljrk,s. Petroleum. = pAss- Ashes 9ss pkg On Ca
ZOO Drs.,ei Bors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
MAP OF TIE HUpsoS RIVER. T. Lloyd, Il

MAP OF TIE HUNSON NV bh'--'' y '''7s "
No l6t Broadway, has Just published '"p0s'SPu".
map Of the Hudson River from the head OF naviga'o"
Troy to its confluence With the ocean at s'ny hv',
embracing TN area u four miles on either sue
prepared nom rigonometricsl surveys ana pesAS""
conuoissances. ond infinitely exhibits al the toPs'a
cal data OF cities towns. yillOges mountains anu AZ
with their attitudes In feet, lakes. roads. ana
with their owners names; railroads, with their
aud the river channel and mileage. are also 81 %"
face Of the map is Clean and the printing No" oo1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
TaE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER January. Boston: WAX.
We. 4 Co.

TaE CHRISTIAN Examiner. January. Boston: Wax
e. We, Co.
The article with which this number opens pays 3
feeling and intelligent tribute 20 the memory of
Theodore Parker Is illustrated In lis biography by
Mr.. Weiss, and frou the personal recollec,ions Of
the writer He justly remaIks HAT q" the three and
half years that haze passed since the Announce
rnent Of Theodore Parkers death have been very
favorable 70 the calm and Just Judgment OF the
nan. Religious asperities are awed and soothed
when human spirit has passed behind tie vail,
end It's acts are tried by that tribunal from which
there is no appeal. Time justiGes that passionate
conviction With which he took part in the great
ficts Of the day and tho fires Of the bloody reyolu-
ton be predicted have already melted down those
boundaries which divided him most sharply from
Che sympsthics OF his countTymen. The extraordi-
parily rich and full record Of Liz life which Las just
been given (which is about 70 be gireD 70 the pub.
lie will b read with q softcned feeling by many
Who had been strangers TO the real spirit OF the
nam while II is is highest praise TO say that IT en-
BE- As the dearest recollections, and iustifes the
warmest admiration, and rounds with bet
ter knowledge tho vivid yet partial impress
zion bad of him by his fnends.'-A paper
ol curioua interest Ia dsYo.ed 70 schopcn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

A Compendium ef hs Laws and Decisions Re
eiirg to IioJs Ro,s fSssoas. IT,. a. a.seHs f'' IN
sgaaes Cciapaniss Ia s UnftS Sef'' IS prhhsAed ~
neat pan pile, b. Ggieraon Eeeie'no II traces the
LEGAL definitions Of ths ss,or terms oscd in TIE eI
empton csnses Of Ere policies on the subject o ot ID
yasion &C. from the earliest authorizes down 20 iAo
latest decisions II contains variety OF mat'ef not
easily accessible Ia other touroes WINCH TIE amer
who desires to understand tho legal bearings % DIS pro
fsson ~ find Of special Interest. The voik Ia com
piled By Air O. D. EoclesiBo, ono o. the editors Oh I"s
Wall Ssyssi UndkTrrtr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

Several unique volumes for the amusement OF
ussnle readers hoy. boon Issued ~ H. Leypoidt Pha
delphls, and L. w Cbrisisrn. New'yuk They com
Prise Molsr Pi,eA,. rosSs for La, Pecpis variation
Of Mother Gooses wonderful alcoholics. another 'hIia'
ton Of the SAINT world renowned sohgsirt entitled
Mother Coca, from Germany. aud 7h Lesssd' Of B1ds.
by c. g. LELAsp series 81 poems, original AID trans
lated and splendidiy Illustrated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

gTyI YEARS or PRAYFR, WITH TIE ATswERs.
~ -IHUyL IaESGus PRIas. ilmo. Up. 10. Aups.
Brothers.
DR.. Primo has intended TO present in this vol.
ume sequel 70 bis former work entitled "The
Power Of Prayer" a narrative which met with
most extraordinary ,uccess having been rcPublished
IN England and Scotland widely circulated IN Wales
and Ireland, translated twice Ia France. and once
IN tho Eas, ard distIlLuted % tbe amount Of moro
ihnn hsndred thousand copies The prosres, Of tic
last five years IS recorded in this volume which com
bluos great amount q well authenticated facts allow
ing the power Of pf!oF and lie influence o! religious
reyiyslr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

MUSIC or THE IIILE BY FS0cH iigTcumsoH. svs.
pp 5l3. boston; Cloud 4 Lincoln Aew.ioss sheldon
kCo.
In this learned monograph, he author pre-.
sen.s the results Of sxtensi7e rss.esekes on Tic music
Of the ancient Hebrews illustrated y ccp!ous cSirncts
RON tie poetry " the Ola Tesiancnt it contains
greet 7aIiety Of rare sad valuable Information AID
throws fresh light many topics Of interest to ihe
stuleat Of the Sacred Scriptures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
4 HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE. NJ wrr-Is
G.. r. sREp0. y. ID. vols. 'vo Ch,rle' soIisnes.

4 HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN UINt NNf. Nv WILLIE
G. r. sRKpO y. d. , vos svo. Ch,res s,risnes.
! In The Introduction TO these volumes, Protsso
Shedd presents a careful survey 0ithe ground which
lie intends to traverse, marking out lis boundaries
and limitations. defining its exact position in regard
20 historical science in general and explaining the
methods which be shall follow IN The composition OF
bis work According 10 his preliminary statements,
/ The history Of Christian doctrine presents rcry
| transparent eua beautiful specimen Of historic
evolution. The gem Of the process IS The doCmanc
material contained in tho Scriptures Of the Old and
New Tesiaments, which set forth The entire rudi-
mental substance of Christian theology; bus u,s
body Of doctrine was by no means fully compTe-
hcnded by the thinking, speculative minds u TIE
primitive Church The scientific comprehension
Of the essential ;aith is gradual process lie e
handed creed bursts out Of the neuowo by na'urnl
methods Of ,nopihi each generation Of believers
contributes IL share 10 tie fornatonof The common
creed; and hence dosmato history doscriiel
tle development Of revealed truth, throush
thc successive aots Of Tho universal Church ''
! understand .its meal:1gr aud 10 demonftraie j.
integral, Harmonious and consistent character 20
opposition 10 critical Suggestions and inquiries, and
TO the open assaults OF skepucsm. Ni.h This ite.
Of history, the Investigation possesses lil the ad'an
sces that arise from The theory Of organic connoc-
hoss, Willie u Is protected nom tie naturalisn
which often infccs this branch Of inquiry IN con-
neciion viii TIE doctrine Of development prosoT-
inx tLo distinction between creation and an eYola-
ton, the historian is enabled 20 do justice both %
Tho supernatural and tAo natural clements Of lis
sutoot-to tue creative energy which is TIE cause
Of al existence, and 10 tie A1ite development
which ia the condition Of progress. In pgfuonce
Of these principles, Professor Shedd auanges his
matter into several divisions, To first compdaing
tho inference Of philosophical systems rgon tho
construction Of Christian doctrine, The second, en-
braeing the history Of apologies or defenses Of
Christianity; tho thiId, devoted 30 tic history Of
individual docirines the fourth, 20 tho history OF
cyseds; and the 9Th 10 .hogu.Aic history IN rcla-
ton 10 the history Of doctrines. without pretend
ing to philosophical imrariiali'y, or Indifference 10
The various theories which he brings under review,
Professor shcld has accomplished his task with
fairness, learning and ability, ard produced an H.
s,ructiyo work, which viii command the respect q!
scholars, however widely they may differ from his
conclusions.
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