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Grand Vocal and 1nstrul :
mental Concert. ~..'::: :. I
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TUESDAY EVENING,
January 3Sth, 1850. T.
Assisted BY the silver Cornet Rand.

Assisted by the silver Cornet Rand.
Programme. " - ~
PART L. 49,. a.
Opening Chosus-'Aad Many People sAalA
20 and say, Rejoice" Besmbae@'
Daet-"Nsst No by the running brook"
Solo-''Ye soft blue eyes," Asl1s''.
Quartstts-''sehly Dream, Sweet Love"
s. n. ksrtis.
Dast-"Ws are Wandering Ger The Mean.
tain" Wallace.
sole-'Up in Balloon" .
Solo-'l'm slone--all alone"
PART II.
Chorus-"Wake Lady, Wake" II. Brown.
Duet-"O'er the Hin, Ger tho Dale"
Glover.
uartetts-"Hear Us, o Father"
BaxmbaeA.
Solo-'.Jsnuie Lane" i
Duet-"I'm an Alsatian." 01ssbseh.
solo-''Tsks me- 70 thy heart sgsin."
Chorus-''Celebrated Tramp Chorus."
RwsssN. |
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'eTaz wt1l.h Monthly beeis. w.
yex e, llk sasat. n. ssqtda;s lsd'i.
eestAinlyt 90 of.tha'nAataatl,s.agazingsI
printed ID ttseodatliyj. With the 'Jah:I
Iuary number i commenced . serial
story, "Ths Koliing 1stout;* 'lby Geo.
Sandss: Each number .sSxya;iSiaafl 1. steel
sugravinss H. aeptapts An from the
pm q q iof"ths.tsst: xk4l1ltIars:. ~
the Wsa.HThs Hsst1ths Ao6tAiy has
been managed vittffhs ability, and has
pro,sa,,f i'm &odIdj1 9q6ttaettt1'itssit it.
(: ,l:Fl3th. !ta .lltsrll
ptsAiunhG'aWs Western lleuth1y Co.. Chi.
-, .SnfR1I
fSSS1 Ae's TEN DLI1D
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LORILLA2D's is an excellent article of
n - granulated Vir n a;
5.s{!.s ;gsS%s:s. it Il Il
is put up In handsome muslin bags, In which orders
for Meerschaum Pipes are daily packed.
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po4f WoaDs. !. The taIs'!ssI nv ii
4 I9ftH Ynf1
tho aattpops's4Ezs1seg,na,s fill ssaad,;
nd u u already as1erabtI. !taexn here,
J::RI ippllneoss& Cos IF 'l[l als!pbia,
yIisS Eli Is .ssH e .l d
rs-prining it for A1sRiean circulation.
Thu issas eeat,ia9 teqtyg1,syen IT,
traitors; snd tAistssa sEtjelss sof stand
e!ssa s = = a. sss.t..y.es s',3 - e.
a. Observation-Disclosures will b
sisa.,. .,,.; 4 j; 5:s !a:5
Ftssas. x y, sl',s,s s =. ifx 70
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'"v.!a
K1elssals and Rstag Desls,s u
Groceries and Provisions,
O1se . large s.d vsll.seasoted 0sesk, a
g,ssely ss1ses1 Stiess. :u. - -; ~, ~,
- Can sad sattisty yearssa,'sss.. J." 49,, =
st. Cloud, Dec. 50, 1868. T. "''''''.'. ~. =

TN Tav1H.-1eoe4heeGee bsee.:1 safe
bsaad = tssp ahsaa viii tAsiT stsSt.: -;
u ~ hardware aad beek, stesee e,,XllAF)
win ell ths bsst gesas shsapse aAaai ~
otAse Aeass n NelAeta Ni,lssstG' eYssiil.
srs win Do ven y esll md sxsnias their
stost bsfors ~ ELSEWHERE.
-Oa TAusday aigA !yhjle, HoeA /, A.;
Jssss I'd p. JssSb.s' 11Nxtties valfialS -
TAird street., n g. Paul, Jssss. Heksa II
sas u IL tsat wiadsxa1 III, 80 lt41tS
jsvelry stors, which cost $so0 ri esh vsrt
arrested, and on Saturday sxani,ed. whsa
Jeoobus was discharged and Jones ssat 70
jill for nix months. He 10 . young man,
and v.s confined IN jail her, ssstSpx,
having bssa released 81 ban. c. es
-her,a. E.d.-,s pe,A - 3aee IA, =
Nsaday, and ;vas rsisslDtd ~. TT ~
oasnss, Il will 30 rsasnbsrs1 ~ ayss,As
ton Of he revenue Law. His ltisaAe 800
Invited to liz b1re!,wv.s'sy te,.'ssas nsa,r ed
lie baad vas taken tAers. IN sleigh
drawn BY four horses decorated xith ~
- 1885, =! ...tt .,.:.a! ,z,,,iss :,.a
Any quantity Il s.a.eaabls sesda II
ladiss' wear q Pistit L Aboot.'s.: TAat''
he Plaes . buy cheap. ST." 2; II '.-:sli
tIe''': =! s'5' -. ..- i:.j. ;.;,, ..aa
| --Attsstien ID called 70 ~ Advlf }(i ill
neat II The uniea Bakery. H4ek q III
prepsistors. TAsy have recently sddSd 1
their machinery p>test cracker nsshial
which makes crackers equal to ~ 81
imported. jnsshsa I'D flosl es4lslr
are invited 70 call. -
An w Wv, v.r. ,,aa.;n.e,.ts1 i. s,p.str
i, Cent Heaea... = -, PM = !.
vhiehI To- PANEL . jsry o. ths CaFhaEt eailll
win rsasnbr thaa tisy ars rsquissa 10
on hsad on Monday nsxt '23'H'H 6 G":':,
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Coul1.-Oa Monday next, after IN 3D.
iour,nsat Of three weeks, The court VII
asaia tsks up ths murder sass Of Csshs1s
sad Tsaiaes. Day md night sessions VIII
b> held uatil he business II disposed Of.
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When you bring you= wheat to mar
kst, yda ed1t eeass Sg,,tAslow -Priess by
buying your dry goods and clothing At
Pickit l. Abbott's. they are selling goods
at the "Wheat standard
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JANUARY 9Th, 1870,
We will commence the publ
cation of an intensely interest,"
ing English Novel, entitled
The Village On the Cliff;
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-Best kerosene still ffty: eeats = gallon,
ct Boyd'1.;'i .:,'"'H OK e''., ~ =:
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-Quits . sensation Vas created in New
York, On Tuesday, BY. the marriage Of
Comts Alphonss Do Vauban, Of Paris, and
Mise Lilly Hutchinson, niece q Hen: Wn.
E. Dodge. The bridal party sailed for ku-
rope on Wednesday, and viii reside nssr
The Bots In Paris.-C1ieego Post.
Wouldn't it b better to remain here and
have the ''boys" reside near them!
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ats lrls y Ss1s,;, s1 ;, ,sI,r
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bI.AnKs.

VI, have oa hand, printed ftsn: nav
type on god psper, . full assortment Of
loGsl blaaks ipsiading: 10 . '.:''' :. ~. =
!; 1seds-wss...ty, sQsia-elsin, Mortgaes
nd 'Chattsl Nortgsgs. :'.@ -, 90.
i; D'bbtnfs Cos,sztadpPqeni. Notices Of
Ttlat M Notss a. tSaae. ..;:,I 3. j.. :.
!: Jxslies's> Cbsrt-Sannoas sad Subps-
o.a.ss ste. l.. county, ser. i..e. or
snsll quaati.lss' hiled 4 g.. Paul priessl
MxxHtao fadtt. Attention Il directed
to the edysrtisepent Of Marsngo Grab
Apple Stock, b G. A1dravG d Msrengo,
Illinois, 'The tatie,iea Nj. Andrews offers
have been compared with more than /.
hundred ethtrti, from Maine to Miaaaesot.,
and IRE far ahead Of oil % to quality and
ksepingx II iseeRtaiplLs better policy to
invest 81 III = 5satling next spring; than
81 for three old two years from now.
The purchaser gets bsttsr tree, and the
growth Of, eiena. which. ~ .beuad to- bio
valuable. The trses win be sent free Of
mail or express upon the receipt Of the
money. From our business relations with
Mr.. Andrews Ne believe. him to be entirely
reliable. ''''. ''": j.
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IWANTEDl
5000 New Subscribers
ST. CLOUD JOURNAL.

Rare Inducements.
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UNION BAKERY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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MUSIC.

LAID OsIlc1.-The business for Dsssn-
bsr, foots up ~ follows: - :. -,
Acres sold for cash, e28
/" warrants, 120
taken - honestsads, 24S6
prs-emptisn, 600
finally preved.up - home -. :.
stsads' e4s2
Total. .... 16,ols
Ths following ~ ths foeti.es u tA> bss-
ines 4 he eakes Sse tAs qaarter. sadise
Dsosabsr Slst, 1859: -,
Acres sold fos cash, 2eeo.24
taken With LAID Warrants, $4,000
college Scrip, -: 4eQ0o
- Honosteads, l17o6s2ol
Z" fled on under prs.enptioa =
i" s..iiy 'prev.d.up ., q. ). =, -.
honestsads, -. l22o2.11
Total, 4oo6e.es
PsssoxAL.-Rsv. G. 0risved, now Of
st. chsrlss, vss in town dariag The week.
Nv. Darby, Of Psyassvills, VA in the
city On Saturday. ..u,, 49,. :. -.
Mr.. Daniel Piokit, Of Henderson, IN
this State, he's bsea In tsva during ths
week, On . visit 70 Ais brother, Mr.. J. Piekit,
Of the "Rsgulator." He Ass just COM
mittsd maarimony. h H.
Hon. N. H. Minor, Of Sank Centre, il in
town. "
We had call yesterday from NJ. q. v.
Csrhart, brother Of Harrison CarAart, con-
fined ~ jail on the charge Of murder. Mr..
G. showed 10 . testimonial - 70 the pre-
vious good character Of his brother, sigasd
BY over fly Of the leading Business men
and public officers at Alton, ILL.,, his form
q home.
Hon. N. 2. Barnes and Prof. 1rs Moore
started on Tuesday u attend . meeting Of
the State Normal Board q Winona.
ST. CLouD WAGON FAoroaI.-rsrmsrs,
tssmstszs and others should remember that
Asssss. Sect, Aseg 4 Sweasoa ars pr.
pared 70 naaaiaeturs anything !. Ne lins
Of slsds, bobs, wagons, buggiss, etc.,, In .
style 70 oonp4se with The best imported
work. Thsy tura oat Ill articles Of this
kind complete, and warranted. Thsy esr-
tsinly deserve to b patronizsd. 49,
AT The nsstias Of Qrsnd Lodge Of III
Nasons Of the State q 81. Paul last vosk,
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,g32i :d'a. IaK .i,ao,9 ~
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AGENTS ! Read This!

We will pay Agents q Salary Of $40
per week and expenses or allow large commission,
to sell our new and Wonderful inventions. Address
NJ. WAGNER 4 CO, Narshall,s Mich. r . -,s,
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Fon gtxr.E gfe4 slore:to@in the
best business part of the city. Size Of
7&p34fAh1nished 40 FFs{{ltl8 OH
shelving suitable for any kind of business.
Rent moderate. 'fhnlnirs of. Il Il
JOS. BROKER.
ST. Cloud. July %. 1859. .NA tt,.NN2,
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o0eiaI Fapor Of tho City.

- Tho Cireulation II The
4. noupLE that q any ethsr psPsE
puhlisAea In Nerthern 1annes9
Aavsrtassrs remember THIS
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9oxoo,.-Th, District School commenced
on Monday, With IN attendance OF about
,oo .eholsra. Another teacher viii b e.
s.esd On Monday, for whom . room 10 b"
ipg fitted up.
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W1xoaA, Jan. 20, 1870.
Special D;spasek to 81. Cloud Journal.
Tho plans for the new Normal School
building a 81. Cloud were Unanimously
.nuroved bv the State Normal Board at Ito
meeting here last evening. The Pruden-
IA, Co,nmittee vas authorized to contract
fo- ~. u.,.r;., Nj. BARNES.
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70 New Subscribers.

ANo. 4 Wilcox l. Gibbs Sewing Machine,
With ornsmsnted igon staad, walnut half
case, aemner, teller, self-sewer, guide, 80.
Chicago price, $50.
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ClnA.rp Oly.-We notice that the side
waits have nearly Ill hssn cleared on
since the heavy storm. There s's . 70"
n,...s havavAr. which lesd attention.
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supPlu,tnuf.-la this issue will bs
found, In supplement form; Ar. DsnAslly's
speech % Tie Tariff question, delivered st
St. Paul, on Tie 9Th inst. While " 90
not asreo With oil Mr.. D.'s coaeludoas,
vat ~ have no hesitation in advising
careful readipg Of his speech.
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The Tenth Annual Report Of the Gu
psrintendent Of Pebble 1nstraction, Hon.
NJ: H. Dunnell, haa been received. It 10 .
lengthy aud interesting document.
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LQRILLARD's have now been in general
~as.ss----~ use In the United States
:S:s. ~ .Gss.1lk&sls., ~ e. and still
II your storekeeper docs not have these articles for
sse ask him to get them; they sold by resoecta
bic jobbers almost everywhere.
e5s'tfgg9 sCY 3t}ii 81 i9l'5
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CoxPkIrsD.-Af ne frame sehoolaouse
hss been esnplstsd in the town Of Psyn's.
vile. Il viii bs rs,dy for tho opening Of
school In about Q week.
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Coon. TlK1.-1he trains % TIC 1t.
PAsl &Pssiie r., +. ~. this place made
their rssnlAf tips on Monday, noswith-
stsadisg u blocking ap Of The road By
~ AssSvyy' sIev stezn... The nesaing train
ls&t. et. Paul WITH two, sasiass with tAs
susll irsa snow plews usually carried, a.
taohsd, aad nsds The run in four hours.
The rstn1ar train from here left 81 tAs a.
rival fths up-tlsi,, rsashins *. Paul
sbeut aias ?. \. This was ~ enly sesd
thae raa s,tsaia throsah 81 hat Day.
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Ano1nsl.-In giving the history OF he
nsvspepsr press Of stsazAs county, IN
our Last Issue, 10 overlooked me
An..ksr, i six-eeluna German weekly
started August eth, 1869, BY J. N.
Brtsns. Although The sketch had special
rsftrsnes to The press previous to 1907
70 had no intention 70 igaore tho Anz1g~.
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LORILLARO'S
Club
SMOKING TOBACCO

and vdsht hsece o. Posad viii 4s4tas lppg ~ of
ordinszI te6ae6o.E II Shis,brsstl N III Tfders
Ivory Day 10 6rst quality MesFsch&udi PIP A. Try
It and convince yourselves it is all it claims to be,
''the finest Of all"
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" sAuk CExfRs.--Rev. =: Y. Campbell,
Of tn P1ssbytstiap church. 81. Cloud, was
In toxa for several days assisting IL The
union ns.Ahga,t 40 d.ii1sftd' !s1esell.nt
sermons to large eohstsgations.-At .
da9oe aser: Round Prairis. II Todd eoan.
y. forty-ons babies were present, belong
.'sa's e e2,!1;; My MY, H1hHF 'a'e+ ;:'tl'o
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Pax PlAol.-TAs dily.iAersasing
property Il this hotel In st. fsal, 10 not
to b wondered It, whsa oas ssss how ID
nirahly Il 10 naaagsd. Col. Jehasos
spares ~ sapease 70 provide svssytA,n1
for his eqssts, u MAKE them comfortable
snd 70 uske den til ct hone. He very
snphsaisilly ''knsws Asw 70 ksel hetsl !"
Najee vebbee still sstaiss his plaes st tn
clerks d., I'D y b needless u ~ ths'
svssytAia6 eeaasetsd with thae de1artasnl
IL ven leas. g., While hey remain In ehsrs'
the Park Pla,s must continue TO assv
asala IN who havs ever stepped thsfs oase
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axow sfoRx.-A NOV storm esmmene.
"a ~ Saturday night and continued until
Monday morning. On Sabbath afternoon
aAtasy vild ~ in, svssp'ns the snow into
husswsvss and dsifts. The saa rose On Mon
day Aaeeaise guarded o. either sidsby 'sua'
does," and the day Ms the ssvsrsst Of the
season: In tho evening, Luna wss similar
II escorted ~ shs ''rollsd On, silver moon"
WITH .'deep" above, bslow and 1t either
Aids, the moon In the center, and the hsev-
ems perfectly. eisar, The hight vas besuti'
full one.
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AT The nsstiag Of arand Lodge Of tn
Nssons Of the State q st. Paul last vssk,
the following were anslg III, officers %.
pointed: .|:' 49,. = II =: ::'+' >
W.. Rev. ariswold, q. Charles. g. c."
w., L. ". Collins, 81. Cloud, G. ]. D. T.
Among The officers elected ct the Grand
Chapter Of Royal Arch Mssons, Vas:
E., L. ". Collins, Sc. Cloud, G. R. A. G..
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TUESDAY, EvsxIHo.-As will be seen ~
"a announsensnt elsewhere. the cone'r'
will b eiysa on Tuesday evening next
tbs 25th inst, instead Of Friday, - PRE-
yiously announced. This change was rem
derel necessary by the snow blockade
Let theee be . full turnout.
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ST. CLOUD FUI, niARKEr.
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49, All kinds Of Job Printing IN Eng
III n.,m., or Norwegian, executed 1t
,h,. office. Send in your orders.

an CLOUD NORMAL SCHOOL.
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J.C. WINSLOW i co.
ohspoa- RIsA.aand Avsans, between the!
N3nzsaaiA House and 81. Cloud Wa1eA
ksS'VsJ'F7:-4 - p III r,>f r-yT4
:, @. W1HoioW. ). W1HsloW. !. 4. HoYss.
, 1870-06-18

The Fenian var is still vigorously prose-
cuted on the Canadian side of the line, at q
heavy sacrifice of printers ink. The COM
batants are the Canadian press on the one
side, and the English press On the other.
The question in dispute is whether the
action of the American Government
had anything to do with supp.essing
the raid. The Toronto Gio1e eontands
that it had nothing whatever to do with the
glorious repulse OF the Fenian cohorts, The
London Spectator, On the other hand,
maintains that it had everything to do with
that consu1nmaion. It says that, ".What
the American proclamation, and the Amer
ican troops, and the action OF the Executive
did do, was to convince the Fenian in
vaders that they would receive no support,
or food, or countenance from the American
side of the border, and this, under
the circumstances, was everything, To
whatever cause it may be due, the American
Government certainly seems to be able to
execute the neutrality lava moro promptly
and efficiently than our own"
The CALLING part Of this English enco-
MUM is not that it awards przise to the ef-
fciency and good faith of the Amer
ican Government but that it detracts
from the achievements of the
Canadian militia, who are supposed to have
performed prodigies Of valor, and to have
piled the ground with Fenians slain. The
List Of dead and wounded On the Canadian
side has never been made public, but the
runnor has got abroad that one excited
militia man fell over log, at Cooks Cor
ners, and bumped his nose, If the Lon
don papers will chronicle this CORY catas-
trpphe, we shall hear no more complaints
Of the heartless and unpatriotic preference
which they have shown in ''favoring q
foreign nation rather than an English
colony"
, 1870-06-18

the American oonfkf, and that iiAtin9 70 the
fefou OF : RafAalaant-hsa bssn aettled
Tho YSctory II tho liberals In ths 8ane& cleo
tioo Taa ssszred ! could no4 ha7e Afforded
seat In PAfHamens II hAd desired i :; md
did not want to pAss my dsya In political agi-
trtifn,, Ny powers Of work ware the wutse for
Tear. bus SIN felt that Ind work left in
ma. determined to carry into effect pl1n
which I h.d formed long before. but the exc
cution Of which had been suspended BY
scaieuiosl and domestic duty, Of .reyisiting
Ame,ics ,&nd was thinEng OF settling 1t
Providence. where 1 should have hsd eome
speciai facilities for the stady Of New England
bistory. when President White offered ma 4
prufessornhip in Cornell, and accepted Whist
seemed con2enial position connected with an
object Of special interest to one who, in politi-
cal Life, had been peculiarly Allied with the
working class. The place in which have
settled is scarcely ono which schemer would
select + frankly Avo~ my eoc1a! preference
for American equality ovdr En4liah privilege
aud plntocracy but hope I have never known
want Of loyalty to my native land did not
hesitate when thought she was tradueed 70
1ncr1 in her defence the anger Of tho Anastt-
can public, on whose favor my schemes, II l
bad any, would be based Any attention!
which paid to Americans visiting Oxford
where the natural return for the hospitality
which had experienced here; no generous or
a1uction on them,
trust this is tho laat occasion On which my
literary life 1t Ithaca and the quiet perform
huce Of my duty to the university will be dis
tuIbed by any recurrence Of the political con-
troverBies which I hsTe 80 gladly left behind.
Yours, faithfully, GoLpvfS Sn1rn.
June 8, 1870.
, 1870-06-18

special Savior of man are true, or thak
tue human soul has any need of such
Savior as is implied in any of the forms
OF Christianity, it is turning religion into q
farce to style such men Christians. As we'll
might We style Socrates, or any benevolent
B1ahmin priest Christian. The term Christ
ian has signi6cation of its own, and im-
plies some sort OF faith OF belief relative to
Christ. It has never yet been made to
cover every man Of good morals, kind
heart, and amiable life, and probably never
Will Let men stand for Just what
they are. Dickens taught nothing
hostile to any form Of Christianity or re-.
hg1on. He probably felt sincere love 10,
all action that was founded on an inte!Ii.
gent sense Of duty. e., that was de-
signed unselfshly to promote the good of
others. His writings show deep respect
for devotion, which is itself, in some sort,
devotional He doubtless WIS senaitiye in
obeymg his own conscientious promptings
OF duty. All this makes him conscien-
t'ous, benevolent, and manly. But if he
thought Jesus Of Nazareth a mere man
meaning well, but erring in some things, as
Theodore Parker thought, OF il he thought
nothing definite about Him, let
the fact be stated without gloss
or deception. This would have made him
non-rehgonist- It is probable, however,
that he had no special sympathy with radi-
cal cone-outers' and ranters against
religion, but simply enrolled himself among
those who regard Christ's mission as in
some sense supernatural but reject the
doctrine Of the Trinity. This is standard
Unitarianism, and this Mr. Dickens pub
ished words indicate Was his religion,
, 1870-06-18

vhiwered. uPease. mother, don't crv. ira
sornsbody4s eise folts he's taiking about
,-Recent Honolulu papers announoe the
death Of Hon. John d. stanother OF the noblest
and best among The Hawsiians who have Be-
come identified viii the advancement OF tba
nation" He Wag for many yeara Judge 81
the Supreme Court, and 1t the timo 81 bia
death was Priyy Councillor and member OF
the House Of Mobiles. For more than forty
years he WAS identified with the missionary
cause.
The July number Of tho "Ga1a1yn will
contain m article from Mr. Welles, late Secro-
ing the surrender Of Tho navy yard Of Cos
port" This aIticie is defence, on the part
Of Secretary Welles, against eone charges
made By Ihurlow Weed in . chapter OF llis
autobiography, publahed III the June number
, 1870-06-18

Mr.. Elm, of New Hampshire, has bill
before Congress to aid in the construction
of railroad from Concord to Rochester, in
that State. The distance between these
two points is about thirty miles, and the
bill grants the right Of way, 100 feet wide
on each side Of the road, and the right to
take from any adjacent public lands mate
rails for constructing the road, and also the
necessary land for depots, stations, and
side-tracks, and also each alternate section,
to the extent Of twenty sections On each
side OF the road, making forty sections for
each mile of the road. In case, IS is very
probable, there shall be no public lands on
either side of the road, then the Secretary
Of the Interior shall select said sections Of
land from any other public land not more
than 2, 400 miles from the line of the road.
One of the conditions of the grant is that
the railroad company shall at all times, be
in readiness to transport troops: munitions
of war, and supplies Of the government, at
rates, not exceeding those paid by private
individuals. Whenever it shall be proven
that any section Of two miles of said road
has been built, then the Secretary Of the
Interior is to issue q patent for the land,
pertaining to that length of road, and so on
until the said road is completed If the
road not completed within twenty years,
the grant is to revert to the United States
The bill is q very happy burlesque Of the
'many bills pending before Congress for the
distribution Of the public lands among rail-
road corporations The bill only lacks an
other section authorizing the company to
| build as many branches rs it thinks proper,
receiving Ike quantities Of land for each,
and providing that the rails used in con-
structing said road, shall be made of Amer
,san iron. and that the company shall have
inc night to mortgage all the lands before
oaadlng any OF the road.