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Foreign dispatches annOuoe the death
OF Richard WhAtely, d. d., LII. d.,
Archbishop Of Dublin, probably the most
eminent aud able of the modern prelates
Of the English Church. He was born in
London 1857, and was educated at Ok
ford In 1881 he was consecrsted Arch
bishop Of Dublin and Bishop OF GlAda-
lAgb, aud since 1916 he also held the
bishopric Of Kildare. He was an active
and earnest controVersialist, and wrote
numerous works that have BEN most
Efficient as arguments against infdclity.
His "HistOric Doubt Relative 10 Napo-
leon Bonaparte" Is the most curious arr
gument in favor Of the Savior aud bis
existence on earth, that has ever been
written. Besides numerous religious
works, Archbishop Whately wrote book
on logic, and one on rhetoriok, which are
much used In educational institutions in
Great Britain and this country.
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KANSAS
card.
GENERAL HOsPITAL No.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 20, 1865
,Mr. 8. G. Mercsy---DeAr Sir / enclose
you . few lines, which, if they meet with
your approval, would like to see pub
lishod, As think II would be source of
satisfaction 10 those who have friends in
this hospital to know that they are well
cared for, aud 70 others interested to
know that this is only Zone among the
many" have been here some three
months, and can truly say speak
with experience.
i With many wishes for your success, /
am, sir, yours truly,
.tr #WhW u WA. A. WHTE,
4th Ind, Cav.
Resi- lence, Madison, Indiana.
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( long life 20 YOU Misther Lincoln
May you die both late an aisy
+ An whin you lie wild the top OF Rich toe
Turned up TO the roots OF a daiay,
May this be your opitaph nately writ.:rr-trrr
So Though thraitors abused him viley.
lie was honest AM kindly, be loved jOke,
An Nc pardon Cd Mics 0'Reny.n
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40 Church street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Branch houses At Murfreesboro, Tu!-
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noogA, and Stevenson, Alabama. o
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Your obedient sery
OAMr sTH KANSAS YoI.. INrr,Y.

aut sf EDWARD IL. POWELL,
Co. ID. 10Th Illinois
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respectfully yours
cold DiscoverIes in Arizona.

bnf la71lal lli -IHl e. Q. Finch,
Company X, 18th Mich. Volunteers.
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Power Of the VIII.

There is kind Of philosophy, or which may
be called a moral force, which often enables
men to live above disease, and survive for
many years ravages on the constitution, which,
preyiDg upon persons of less strength of mind,
would hurry them to the grave in a very short
time. We remember to have heard OF neigh
b in early youth named Hume He was a
great miser and very rich. He was apparent
ly at the point of death. All is broad aud
fertile acres had been disposed OF, and he
ceased to dictate to his lawyer, who, knowing
he mad large amount Of silver and gold in
his house, SAID to him after pause " Well,
Mr.. Hume, what disposition will you make
Of your money 2" MY money Do you
expect me to give away my money 100 ? |
will not do it; and summaning to himself
what under the circumsta, ces, seemed super
human energy, he rose from his bed, dressed
himseit broke the spell of disease, and lived
some years aiterward to advocate the making
OF tin hats, as they would not soon wear out.
OF Two persons having consumption, with
apparently equal chances Of lite, the man
VINO abandons himself to his fate hugs the fire,
aud is afraid to stir out Of doors lest he should
take cold, inevitably dies 10 short tine
the other having force of character, ndomit-
able determination, and truer philosophy,
considers that lie is worth striving FIR, that
he can but die aDv how, and Drawing all winds
and weathers, fights courageousIy against his
maady, aud lives to be an old man. So it S
in some forms of paralysis, rheumatism, and
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Vallahdigham the Martyr.

If ye are prosecuted for righteousness sake
happy are ye, but fye are buffeted for your
faults what reward bave YEP"
The great battle has been fought. The gigan-
tic effort of the Copperheads to place in the
Gubernatorial chair of the noble State of Ohio
that arch traitor @. l.. Vallandigham, as a re-
ward for his treason, has most signally failed
The Copperheads have comprised sea and land
to make capital out of what they we're pleased
to call the persecution of Vallandigham, and
the Governorship of Ohio was to be the martyr
crown, which the freemen of the glorious old
Buckeye State, true to the very core, to freedom,
were to walk up, and, like Noah's sons with
their faces backward lest they should see his
shame, place upon his devoted head, amid the
shouts and huzzas of southern and more detesta-
BILE northern traitors from Maine to California.
Yes, the ghttering crowns of the long array
of martyrs, from Socrates to John Brown, were
all to be bedimed and cast into the shade be-
fore the dazzling crown on the head of the mar
tyrS to free speech in sixty-three.
And many Republicans trembled in their
shoes-their knees shifting together like Bel
shazzar's, fearing that the wrath of the copper
heads at his arrest should overturu the Govern
ment, and chaos come again. Even Greeley,
who boasted during the New York riot that he
did not expect to be frightened, showed signs of
trembiing-seemed little inclined to say "good
Lord, good Devil" not knowing whose hands
he might fall into. Well do remember, while
defending tt A ministration against the mis-
silcs of a Copperhead, of being confronted with
one of Mr. Greeley editorials, in which be very
politely cuts himself loose from any responsi-
bility in the matter, and leaves the Admins
tratlon to fight it o. alone begs to be coasid-
cred as not endorsing the arrest, and winds of
by saying in substance, that, though the arrest
is or may be wrong, 1t is no worse than the Cop.
perheads have always done, or tried to do to the
Aboltionisg,. But he may dismiss Ills fears
take a long breath and renew his courage
/" The Mountain has laboured and brought
iO,th mouse. ="
{" The thun ders roare |, the lighenngs flashed
And Granuy's teapot went to SIN ash "
was about to say all honor to the noble
State of Ohio, but | will say no such thing.
To say SO, is to insinuate that ii was possible for
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and requested, at as early day as possible, to
take such measures as in his judgment are neces-
sary to provide further ana ample Accommodations
for sick and wounded soldiers; adopted on the
part of the House
BY Mr.. Wilsoo, for Committee on Elections,
resolution that G. B. Carpenter Of Bridsewater,
acting as Representative in the House, was not
elected by majority vote in said town.
The Committee presented the facts, from which
it appeared that certain ballots were overlooked
in the first counting, and thereby Mr.. Carpenter
vas supposed to be ee,ted, but that it appeared
subsequently that j. 5. Slack had one more BAL
lot in his favor than Mr.. Carpenter, if the ballots
discovered in the second counting were admitted.
The Committee did report against Mr. Carpen-
terS claim to his seat, but presented the reSolu'
ton to the House, simply to call out tha opinion
Of members
Mr.. Deane of C4yendish, spoke at length tc
show tina, there was no good reason to Dust Mr.
Carpenter from his seat as a member There Wa;
much doubt with reference to facts relating to the
baIlotiogs as appeared before the Committee. The
votes discovered in the box and admitted in {
second counting, might have been deposited il
the box on the first ballot when no election o
Representative was effected. The probability wa
that the votes were so deposited, and in that cast
Mr.. Carpenter was fairly elected. For the Hous'
to proceed upon odjecture, and to even g
against the probabilities, in ousting member
would be very unwise.
The resolution declaring Mr.. Carpenter no
fairly elected ,0as rejected by an emphatic an(
unanimous vote. Adjourned.
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Colonel Randall at Woodstock.

Mr. EDITOR The announcement that Col.
Randall OF the old 18th Vt would address the
people in the Town Hall, on Saturday evening,
drew crowded house.
The meeting was called to order by Adj.
Gen. Washburn, who, after brief speech full
of patrio ism, introduced the Colonel to the au-
dlence.
He was received with applause, and was fire.
quently interrupted in the same manner during
the delivery of his address. His subject was to
show the Importance of sustaining admins
tration in the prosecution Of the war 1t was
an eloquent and persuasive appeal in favor OF
the cause of tue Union. The Colonel ia an en-
ergetc speaker, ana his words carry conviction
to the hearts Of his heaIere. rhe siz9 and bear
ing Of the audience showed that the hearts of the
people beat in syn apathy with the admin strators
of the Government What they need is stirring
up, and to be excited to duty and sacrifice in
the cause.
The question is soon toSbe practically settled.
whether the people prefer enlistlng to drafting.
Our quota can be filled, bu; the men and wo-
men Of Vermont must hestir themselves, and be
in earnest to accomplish this result. Colonel
Randall is ding a good work. lie has shown
himself to be brave and efficient man on the
battle field, and doubt ii he could do more
good in the field just now, than by addressing
the people of this State on the Importance of en-
couraging those, who can, to enlist. A.
Woodstock, Oct. 26, 1868.
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the buckeye State 10 50 completely bemean and
disgrace herself, and her noble ancestors, as to
chose tor her Chef Magistrate a traitor; des-
pissed by every frieni of freedom the world over
and even spewed out OF the mouth OF rebeidom
Itself She could do no such thing. The day
is FAR distant when the home of Chase and 6ld-
dings is to be thus disgraced.
Yalandigbam has received his reward. His
tory will place bin in the list of traitors and
as far below Benedict Arnold as the woman
whipping despotism of the South Is belo" the
government of Great Britain.
Poor man He sold himself for mess Of
pottage, and failed to get even that 30 may
Il ayar he with traitors. S NJ. SEAvER
Williamst9wn, Oct. 26, 1868.
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(ooMMUMeA7EB.)
Pulmonary Consumption A Cura-
BILE Disease,
A G. A r ID .

The under'igned having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having
several years with lung affection and that dread
disease Consumptions anxious to make known to his
fellow Sufferers the of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the prescrp
eion used ree of charge with the directions for prepar
ing and using the same, which they will find sure cure
or Consumption Asthma, Bronehi is Coughs Colds &C
The ony object of the advertiser in sending the Prescrp-
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceiyes to be invaluable and he hopes aver
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will them nothing
and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REv EDWARD A. WILSON, Wiliamsburgh,
Kings County,
New York.
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Esryan's Puimlom!c Waters.

THIS corsnand speedy remedy discovered for
al Diseases of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds
ASTHMA, Consumption, Bronchitis Influenza
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Thousands have beeu restored perfect health who
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To Vocalsts and public Speakers these Waters are pc
culiariy valuable they will in Jay remove the
occasional hoareuess and their regular use Tor
few days WILL at all times increase power aud fexi
bp Of the voice. greatly improving its tone, compass
and cearnass for which purpose they regularly used
by many professioal voealists Nov28wdkmly
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor q Gortlandt Street N Y
Price 25 cts. per box. For sale by all Druggists.
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e HIS Invaluable medicine is unfsins in the all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution.
II nJderaes all and removes all distractions
Go-a Vhatevcr cause and speedy may be relied
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REM EDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CsZs EBRAEED FEMALE PILLS,

TINS invaluable medicine is unailins in the cure of all
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It noderates all sudreOoves all Instructions
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Full directions in the pamphlet round each package,
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for 100 and postage stamps.
sold by all Druggists. noy@oiymw&
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The Pills and book will be sent by mail when desired
securely sealed, and prepaid, by
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other disablements, the exercise of true
philosophy is manifested in brave resolves to
live down disease, to live above it, and by
sheer force OF will to break the spell which
was thrown over the succumbng body thus
the mind may and often does become row.
er ov + human maladies more efficient than
the most famed medicines OF the apothecary.
Halls Journal of Htahh
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THE WEEKLY FREEMAN

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AN INVALUABLE ExPECToRANT.-Dr. Halls BALsAM has
received more weighty ndor.ement than any other
Cough medicine before the public comprising he names
of Physicians and Cergymen tsting ITS superiority
for the cure OF CONSUMPTION in all its various sta ges
The New York herald., 1863-02-11

Mons oxNbus Nsonosscr.-In cOrrobOratiOn Of our
own opinion respecting the badly conducted system
omnibus travel have pouring In upon us avalanche
OF letters oondemnaoy OF this reckless and penurous
trac and have 70 state tnat Monday evening" a.
Mrs Lynch (wife Of sheriff Lynoh) and her daughter
were being driven down Broadway hny we're rcckessiy
run into by omnibus, their vehicle upset and the
ladies thrown out on the pavement and tn ugh the
daughter not injured, hrs. Lynch received wound
on the side Of the head We must have conductors The
drvers have enough 70 do IN managing their horses.
PRESENTATION Saturday evening last Mr.. Geo. Corn.
well, ono OF tho conductors on the Now York and New
Haven Railroad, was the recipient Of splendid gold
watch and chain, presented 10 him by his numerous
friends who travel over the road Tho arar oil
tho Earle House Canal street and presented by Al.
bert fisner fsl 1humas Cosseus also counected with
the roa. tho recipient Of gold goblet and silver
kuie and fork.
TINS NEw PoIcr HEipCuhRrsRs - Arrangements have
beer made tins'er all the husnes Of the Police q.
fartineut to the neN bncing IN Mulberry tho
~ .. M1rh lno lerAta q anR.4tu- h~ been
sriv al HtIH - af NJ Ray, supcrin cutent OF the
o. AN
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enitsted man simply scfier, who, by the very
nature o. mis- Position, Ii axcludcd from all s~siiai
equality VIAL HIS oiiiosfs tho commissioned ONCE
d negro rsiment Win have ~ treat tssm simply ~
soldiers BY the stern rules " military their infer
whstber black white Al tho same time shs Ofcers
u oher regiments vii not hsve 70 swallow ths bisteS
phtof treating bfack men as etaas. either u social o.
official iuto course, will white s0lers have W salute
Abnck sfBoars a their supertoss.
Furthermore, believe these regiments win BE- bri-
Gaded entirely by themselves and viii used for the
purposes Of garrsoDng forts, aud holding ard possessing
places whore s necessary 10 MAINTAIN small force for
the support OF public order.
do not profess 70 speak this question with positive
knowledge but my Information 10 from source whSch
have believed 70 be entirely Trustworthy, and am con-
yinced that such will be the essential and prominent fea
Of the organization which will be brought into
Tho leld In th department.
Ia osie Of tho COMPANIES OF The Third regiment, now
here thee negro captain and White ieutenants
This fact led 70 great dead Of bitter feeling against hs
regiment, and had small share In creating the excite
mani,