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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1867
sAUyTERING.

From The Round Table,
sThey who never 60 to the Holy Land in thei
walks as they pretend, are indeed more ldlerS ant
vagabonds but they who do 60 there are saunter
ers IN the good sense, such as I mean."-H. u
ThOredu.
Just over the borders OF daily life
Thete 3 Holy Land of light and song.
Where music and beauty, aud 10Y @ arc f,re' ..ri,.
And the soul. at leisure. may flee IRON strue'
And oblivion drink OF wrong
And often seek this Holy Land
saunter along at mine own sweet ease,
When skies are blue and the breeze Is bland,
TIN its Golden and ivory gates expand,
And its marvels the minds eye" sees.
Mora fair than supht in this world of ours,
All things there glisteD, and glimmer and gleam;
spiritual leme lives on the flowers,
And rain ow colors adorn the bowers
Whereunder worn pilgrims dream.
The cease,ess tumult, and clash, and jar,
That unnerve the weak and perplex the stout,
Are heard but as harmless echoes afar.
Or ss din night-sounds in q vision are,
When sleep has the world shut out
In that rich realm there are memories fair
OF the days when as yet we knew no Ill
Ere baunted by ghosts OF despair and care,
The spirit yet breathed an amprosial air.
And heaven seemed round us still.
The traveller, tired, there finds repose
II he loiter awhile on the lush green leas,
And a balm in the humblest plant that gr"ws;
Unwounded by thorns, he may PLUCK the rose'
And Oh Iacles hear j. the trees
The poet for song there finds new themes,
Where an Eden-light unextngu1shed lies;
Lotus he eats and he drinEs OF streams
From tho River Of Life, and his golden drearls
Are of iappier earths and skies
The weary and sad NAV Nepenthe quaf
And half the darkness of grief forget
For space, and at its grim phantoms laugh,
Where g never grave nor an epitaph
To awake in the soul regret
Yet few there are in this worlds hot waste
Who saunterine, seek this region bright,
T-bonSh 1t be not far but with feverous haste.
The most other paths pursue, nor taste
The springs of its deep delight
But happy, thrice happy, are those who wend
At times frum the barren and burning track.
To this land, where customs chains they rend,
And flowers immortal in ite's wrs ath blend,
And glad and reffeshed came back
Oh! VIII, should we evermore toll and toll
For pleasures as false as the Dead Seas fruit,
The souls white pinions with vile dust soil.
And search Tor peace in q mad turmoil,
And health from poisonous root?
XII.
Not vain nor idle the Saunterer's life.
No usele. Q, fantastic vagabond he,
Who respite seeks from noise and strife,
Where music, and beauty, and joy are rife,
And the mind and the heart are free
W. L. SHOEMAKER.
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SPARTANBURG fem NALE COLLEGE.

TRUSTEES.
Hon. SIMPSON BOBO, Spartanburg.
Rev. G. MURCHISON.
Judge T. o. P. VERNON, Spartanburg.
Rev. I. G. HERBERT, Ninety-Six.
Prof. A. H. LESTER, Spartanburg,
Rev. J. A. PORTER, Georgetown.
Major JOHN A. LEE, Spartanburg.
Rev. Nj. BROWN, Columbia.
Major A. H. KIRBY, Spartanburg.
Rev. w. S. BLACK, Newberry.
Rev. A. ". WALKER, Spartanburg.
Prof. WARREN DUPREE, Spartanburg
j. H. WILSON, Esq, Spartanburg-
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CHICKENS HATcHED FROM Eaas TWELVE HUN.
DRID YEARS OLD.-A Paris correspondents OF the
Nation sta: es that the guests OF the Abbe Denis,
curate of the Parish Of st. Elio, in the Faubourg
St Antoine, dIned few days ago on fowls whose
immediate ancestors figured he says, on the table
of the great Franksh King Dagobert. When the
Able Denis laid the first stone Of the church and
presbytery he had built by his own e1ertons, on
the site of the old chateau and gardens OF Dsgo-
bert, hens nest full Of eggs was discovered be-
meath the ruins Of the ancient building. These
eggs, more than twelve hundred years old, we're
about to be thrown away by the laborers,
when the Able, remembering that wheat has
been grown from grain found in Egypt in
mumrnies dating back from the time Of the
Pharaohs, bethought himself that possibly
there might still be life in these eggs. A savant
Of the Insttute-cQnsulted at once in reference to
these precious relics of an age when there was as
vet no France to detest "Perf dicus Albion" or to
be Jealous of Prussia and needle guns-advlsed
their being forthwith confded to a hen Of ap-
proved success in the maternal capacity. This
auvice having been acted upon, the good Cure and
his friends ha the delight Of witnessing, twenty
cne days afterwards, the Matching of a fine brood
ofGhickens, the direct progeny OF the denizens Of
KING Dagoberf's barn yard. The fowls thus OBJ
tanned Lave beer carefully kept from any mesal-
lance vi b their congeners OF less ancient blood;
and 4he Able hiss now o yard so we'll replenlshed
with "Xing Dagobert fowls that he not only sup
plies hIs oI larder with poultry Of this illustri-
ous breed but is about to organize, at the sugges-
ton of numerous friends, sale OF "King Dago'
bert eggs" for the beeeft of the poor of his parish
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NOTICE.

Students coming by Spartanburg and
Union Railroad, should leave Columbia or
intermediate stations, on Monday, Wednes-
day or Saturday-they will then come
through without detention.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsTON
-------7------
Arrived Yesterday.

| Brig Cyclone, Frisbe, Boston. 8 days. Mdze To PF
Locke, Taft Il Rowland. W Williams X co, halroau
| Agent Il White, Helms. Gruber q Martin, u faut :, q
| CO, D Ahrens l. Co, Weyhmau. W Russell CO.
| Adams Damon ( Co, Werner Ducker. Ravenei barn
well, Silcox, Cowperthwait. Canale, Ihomp-
| son. Locke, E Adger Co.
schr Talbot, Packard, Rockport Me- ~ Gays. Lime
| Laths Hay and Plaster. To the Master.
Scbr David Fqust, Lord, New York, days. Salt and
| Hsy. To the Master, Il Cobia Co. and Order.
Schr Berther, Cook West Point Mill 6S bbls Rice 10
| " Quincy ,,o,,,
sloop Olive Branch from Cooper River. 61s bushels
| new Rougi Rice. To Thurston Holmes
Steamer Pilot Boy. McNelty Savannah, wa Beauiolt
Hilton Head, &c. Mdze To Ferguson, N y Mea,nef
" McTureous, Apple. Rutter, Bischoh, Aressel
| J C Claussen Porter. Southern Express Co. W
HARRISON. Ravenel Co, NJ Goldsmith & Son.
Steamer st Helena Boyle. Edisto and hockVlue'
Mdze. To H Murray, and others.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Vim Cushing, Cook, Bucksvile, C-H Baker
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff. New York, Sept 26,
with steamship Georgia in tow.
Memoranda.
ross or Rn1r1s4 scHn PaRApIaM-The Wilmington
m C Post of Yesterday has tho following Captain l.
Hall of the steamship James Carey wnlch arrived
here Yesterday from Baltimore reports that at 1850
NJ Monday tho 23d inst no saw scnooner Wnicn ne
asceralnod to be the Paradigm Captain John
Tnnlap from Halifax bound to Charleston with cargo
of salt ashore Cape Lookout Shoals Ihe Parsdlgm
struck on the night of the 22d and when 1rt seen from
tbe arrv had up signal of distress. Captain Hall kept
off forher but finding impossible to rcach her on the
East side hauled off and cam around on the west sde
and then succeeded in boarding her, AS the vessel was
full OF water with only thr feet under her. 1t was con-
sdered useless to attempt to get her clear and the
Cantan and crew were taken board the Carey and
brought to Wilmington The vessel and cargo Will
prove total loss
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FACULTY.
Rev. ANsoN W. CUMMINGS, A. NJ, D. d.,
President and Teacher of Mathematics, and
Lecturer on Natural Science, &c.
Mrs. |. H. CUMMINGS,
Teacher of Rhetoric, Mental and Moral
Science
Miss ALICE M. SHELDON,
Music, Embroidery, Painting, Leather
Work, Hair Work, &c.
Miss ALICE LoMAX,
Music, French, English Literature.
Miss SUE Y. R. SHELDON,
French, Music, History.
Miss NJ. JANE WoFFoRD,
Natural Science, Latin, &c.
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SESSIONS AND VACATION.
The Fall Session will open October Sd,
1867, and close February 10Th, 1868.
The Spring Session will open February
Goth, and close July 9Th, 1868.
Vacation extends from close of Spring
Session, to October lst.
A few days recess at Christmas.
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COMMERCIAL.
The CnarIoston Cotton Market.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLEsToS. Wednesday Evening. Sept. 25. 1857
Sellers showing greater disposition to transact busi-
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COURSE OF STUDY---TEX
ROCKS
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AuRusta Market.

AUGUSTA, September 23-CoTToN-The marker has
been unsettled to- sy and prices declined Ha1 cent
yesterdays quotations Middhngs will bring about zoe.
Sales to-day foot up 70 bales follows: at 16 at II
AIT "a at a ct 20. at 20H, and 16 at 81 cents
The receipts were 174 bales,
GoID-Brokers are buying at 142 and selling at IA.
snvxR-Brokers are buying at 1872 and selling at 135.
STocxs. BONDS, &C., quiet.
wHIAT-Red at s2a2 90 White at 50 20a2 40.
Cozs-Prime White 81 6oal co. Yellow and Mixed 81 IS
nj 90.
1sKc, @ sides 2Oa20Hc.
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MLnINd1ON, september 24.-RosIN-Market con-
Times quiet with but little variation in prices The sales
for the day are 4ss bb which changed hands at the fol-
Loving asoses or Sd sS25 9 for for srsns common 50 for
No 1; and "a 2Sa4 so for good to extra No IL
sPRITs URPENTnSE-Market quiet and prices weaker
Salea Of $50 bos country packages from wharf at
and 100 bbls at &c per gallon " ''/e-'
CRUDE TURPEsTINE-Continues in demand Race;,+s
and sales Of 10S bbls at So 60 for virgin and yellow din
and 81 80 for hard per 2S0 lbs 'Ao" uip
HAY-Sales Of so bales from wharf at &c ner Inn ",
CoA60 tons Of red ash sold from wharf at &c 5o s
tom.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF TIL. 4ooS
First O. 5Lh G lin even l. st c. 20th, 9h 45m. eve
Full NJ. 18th H. ISm even New NJ. 9th, 6h. 90 eve
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. September 21.-CoTroN-There was limit
Cd demand to-day, With very light stock offering. The
market closed steady at unchanged quotaons-say 2c
for Middhng. Sales amounted to 20U bales.
MoSITARY.-The demand for gold continues very
NQht For sterling there Is only limited demand
The market closed dull at annexed quotations. Gold I43a
1x4; sterling 60 days. 1872; sight 1885, francs nominal
New York sight par checking; hax dis count buying
New Orleans sight par * discount.
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RESIDENT GRADUATES COURSE.
Philosophy of Natural History, General His
tory, Physical Geography French and any of the
Ornamentals, with Reviews of any part OF former
course.
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New Orleans Market

NEW ORLEANS, September 2l.-CorToN-Tho de-
presa,on noticed in yesterdays report cumnasd to-day
IN an almost entire suspension Of business Factors Of
fered their samples quite c6 and evidently
ions 70 SELL and not wholly unwilling to accept reduced
rates but the induceent failed to develop any move
ent nce most of the PEI ding orders are predcated on
.ttenpt their execution Hence the days transactions
wcrc limited in fsct too limited to admit Of particular
ixing Underthe circumstances. we cannot cay anything
positive as to prices although it may incidentally be
sdded that the tendency was to increased weakness
STATEMENT OF COTTON
Stock On hand 1st September, l867.... bales-l6266
neoea'eG previously. oioo-- oo0s
2O615
Cleared to-day, 1888
Cleared previously sly................S S,374- SOP
Stock on hand and on snipbos.d. ..... 1868
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-03
Democratic Nominations.

The Democrats of Ross county, at their
nominating Convention on Saturday last,
nominated L. J. NEIL and 1. J. FINLEY for
Representatives; ANTON ALBERT for
Commissioner; HENRY WHIssEN for Re-
corder and SAMUEL A. LANGDoN for Treas
urer. The whole ticket is an excellent
one OF the candidates for Representative,
the Advertiser says:
aMr. L. T. NEIL is one Of the most prom
ising young men in this part of the State,
of funeXceptionable character and position,
an unflinching Democrat,and fine speak
er, he will grace the position to which he
aspires. b" .-t
"Mr. I. J. FINLEY, also candidate for Rep
resentative, is farmer of excellent practf-
cal sense ; is well acquainted with the local
laws, and their workings, having had con-
siderable experience as Justice in his town
ship. He will make useful member of
the General Assembly. -l-'0
The Democracy of Clermont on Wednes4
day last, nominated Ticket that win
sweep the county by large majority. The
nominees are: For Representatives, Col.
J.H. Branch and VIM. Shaw; for Treasurer,
j. r. CorblY; for Auditor, VIM. Nichols;
for Commissioner, Joseph Trump; for In
Urinary Director, Peter Dean.
Two years ago, Clermont county elected
two Negro Suffrage Representatives. Tne
death of one created a vacancy which was
filed last fall by the election of Colonel
BRANCH, Democrat. This fall Clermont
will re-elect BRANCH and elect his colleague
by over 600 majority. Better men could
not have been selected.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-03
DIED


- MCMUR-On yes erday, at 2 O'Clock A. NJ :,
BRIDGET, daug ghter of John McMur. of Prince Ed
wards Island a nd niece of Michael Trainor Esq,
of this city, in the twentieth year of her age.
The funeral procession will leave the residence OF
Mr.. Trainor to-day ats o'clock A. NJ.
Miss McMur came to our city about five months
since with her uncle. in the boom of life, the very
picture of health. She lived with DR.. s. Loving
until she was attacked with Typhoid fever, and it
can be truly said hat, during her short soiourn
here, no young woman n her station of life earned
for herself better reputation for industry honesty
piety, sweet and retiring modesty than did Miss Nc
Muir. When it was known that she was laboring
under Typhoid, DIR. Loving, alarmed at her critical
state, and anxious t. have her where she would
receive the best possible nursing. placed her under
the care of the Good Sisters of Charity at st.
Francis Hospital yet. notwithstanding all the ten
der care of these holy women and the best medical
skill of our city. she succunbed to tie disease.
ReQUiescdt in pace.