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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-04

No DEoIsToN.-The caseo of Slaughter Is.
Rice, for perjury, was again before JUS
tice Cassity on yesterday. The arguments
will be concluded, and decision rendered
to-day. -. ~ ~
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 8, 1867.
Business in all departments Of trade has
fallen off considerably the past week. This
results from the rapid decline in cotton,
the uncertainty of the action Of Congress on
the cotton tax, and the diversity of opinion
as to what Congress NAV do on the cur
rency question. We hope some of these
questions will be settled the coming week,
and that the uncertainty and doubt now
depressing trade may be dispelled.
CoTToN.-The market has been inactive
at the figures of yesterday. Farmers are
not disposed to sell at present prices, and
spectators are afraid the bottom has not
yet been reached.
The receipts to-day foot up 498 bales.
Shipments very light-162 bales. Sales
also limited for the season-225 bales,
ranged as follows; at l2c (very fine J
SO at 123c; 50 at 12sc: IA at l2ic; 60 at
lie; at 114c; and 7 at Zoe.
Receipts for the week bales
Shipments.
Sales for the Week....'.....,....v....
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept L. 1867
Received to-day 4o5
Received previously ......,..2O. $50, S43
Total .....-.... ,.............. ....... q. 265
Shipped to-day. l62
Shipped previously ,................l5,sIe-l ,O4l
Stock on hand to -day.~...-.....-..-..-.s 534
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DIR. LEON BROCK only regularly
educated 0culist and Aurist in city. has returned
from tour abroad, and can be consulted every
day. from 9 A. N. until 5P.M.
Reception Parlors-St. Cloud Hotel e.
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Selling out al New York Cost

To close business. We are positively closing
out at New York cost prices cur stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines, BrsndiOs. Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PAsDoLFIEI d RIvA,
janl0 Il North Cherry street.
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CROWDED. UT.-Much of our local mat
ter is crowded out this morning by the
Presidents message and press of other
interesting matter.
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IN THE DISTRICT Court o. THE
UNITED STATES, FOR TIE MID
DIE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.

IN THE MaTTsRs OF BASKRUPTCT-To WHoN
1T MAY CONCERS.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
4 notice Of his appointment as Assignee Of O.
r.. Hudson. VIM. Trennum, Am. ). Lester,
Robt. Gam. James 7. 6ambell and VIM. NJ
Flowers, Of Wilson county. and Thomas T.
Neal, Of Davidson county and State VI Ienues-
see, within said district, whe have been ad-
Judged bankrupts on their own petition. b. the
District Court Of said district.
Dated at Lebanon, Tenn.. the l4th day Of
November. A. ID. 1861.
T. p McCLATN. Assignee. etc.
novI6 laW3w
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Senator Sherman has prepared 6nan~
cial bill, which he will offer this week.
This is intended to cover the whole ground
of bonds and currency. 1t provides for a
six per cent bond, to run thirty years,
principal and interest payable in coin, at
the pleasure Of the government, after ten
years. OF the interest, FIVE per cent. is to
be paid to the holder, and one per cent. re-
tanned in lieu Of national and State taxes.
The half of the one per cent. ia to be paid
to the States in proportion to population,
and the other half TO create a sinking fund
for the payment of the principal of the
loan. The holders of legal-tender notes
are to have the right to convert them into
these bonds, and afterward convert the
bonds into legal-tender notes, as currency
may be needed. Holders of fve-twenties.
after the expiration of the first FIVE years,
are to be required to exchange for the new
bonds under the penalty of having interest
stopped. This measure, it is believed, will
deprive the Secretary of the Treasury of
very nearly all discretionary power, and
with some amendments putting limit to
the balances curried in the Treasury, il is
believed it will give general satisfaction to
the members of both Houses. The pro-
vision permitting the conversion of the
bonds into greenbacks, it is thought, will
satisfy the expansionists, who are largely
in the majority in thc House.
Messrs. c. Risley & Co., of New York,
in their circular of the Doth ult., say of
coffee:
The volume of business in Rio cohees has
been larger since the date of our last but
in order to effect sales, concessions of about
494c has had to be made, and at the de-
cline the market still closes unsettled. The
total supplies in the United States and on
the way, at present date, are estimated at
BOG, 900 bags.
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We also annex monthly table Of the
fluctuations Of gold for the previous FIVE
years, commencing with January, 1862,
the date Of the suspension Of specie pay
ments:
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In other kinds there has been little, if
anything doing. The stock is chiefly Mar
acaibO. Other descriptions are in light
supply. Java is held with increased firm
ness, and will be higher.
The Charleston Is. c. Courier announ-
ees that through freights on cotton, from
Atlanta, Ga, to New York, have been re-
duced to IS cents per 100 pounds by rail
and steamships. ...
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Middle District Of Tennessee at Nashville. 3Oth
day Of November. AID. 1867.
THE UNDERSIG6E I'D HEREBY GIVES NO
Il tice Of his appointment as assignee in the
cases Of Stephens & Watkins, james LOnginette
and J g. Bledsoe. Of Nashville. in the county OF
Davidson and State Of Tennessee, within said
district. who have been adjudged bankrupts
upou their own petitions by the District Court Of
said district.
GEO. A. WINSTON. Assignee,
Once No. S. North Cherry street.
decl-oa.w.Sw'
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WIRE-WALKING.-The citizens aud
kStitucs Of the Public Square and Market
place were entertained on yesterday morn-
ing with an exhibition OF wire-walking.
An elderly man, stone-blind, and his young
daughter drove their stakes near the mar
kethouse, and the latter performed the
walking gracefully enough. But for a
black eye, which, Judging from appear
ances, she received by no pleasant means,
she would have been quite pretty. Her
feats, "a Blondin in a small wa, created
a considerable sensation among the lockers
on for the time being.
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In the District Court Of the United States for
tho Middle District. o. tennessee In the mat
4 ter 0fG. W Davis, Bankrupt-in Bankruptcy
RIO WHOM II MAY CONCERN; THE IN
Il deragned hereby Civ Is notice Of ais appoint
msnt as assignee Of q. W DAVIS, of 3helbTyilie,
In the county Of Bedford and State OF Tennessee.
within said district. who has been edJudged Z
bankrupt upon his own petition y the District
Court 81 said dsstrfst. 5helbyyvills, Oct 3lst,
novs-oaw3w CO. MOODY, Assignee
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Police CoURT.-The following cases were
before this court on yesterday morning:
II. A. Osborn, discorderly conduct, dis
missed. ..
g. w. Stack, drunk and disorderly, s.
and costs.
Michael Brady, drunk and disorderlyi
50 and costs.
Michael McAfee, larceny, continued.
r. NJ. Hurt, drunk and disorderiy, ;.
and costs.
Joseph Snyder, assault and battery, dis
missed.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCIyNATI. Dec. S-Flour finer: fancy $40 IS.
Corn advanced to S0@S2c. Oats dull. Rye
frmer. Tobacco quiet. Whisky nOminaly un-
changed. Pork firm. Lard l2912. Hogs firm
at $7dl7 o. as Is
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THY CITY

oPESGSG AND CHTSEN<; OF TiiE
HAII.N-aVGJSr Est.-oS!ciai.
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AGENTS WANTED.
sz5 TO $3.50 PER MONHL

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
II Male and Female. 70 sell the genuine, new
ing MachiRe-priee only sac. Ever Ma
chine warranted for three years. They are the
greatest invention of the age. and giTe perfect
satisfaction. For Circulars and Terms TO Agents.
address S N. TOLINER i co,
Franklin, ny.
Manufacturers and Gen1 AGENTS for the South
anr2h K8m Il - -
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second Washington and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
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Central Committee ON DemOcrs
Organization.

NASHVILLE, Nov. %, 1S67.-In com
piance with the resolutions adopted by
the meeting held in the markethouse of
this city on Saturday, the 9th inst, the
gentleman named below have been ap-
pointed by the Chairman as the Central
Democratic Committee Of the State Of
Tennessee:
Hon. JAMES WENTWORTH, Chm.
Hon. w. +. Cooper, Hon. Jno- Z. daut,
VIM. Nichol, +. H. French,
Wm. Driver, w. Matt. Brown,
M. C.. Cotton, John Lellyett,
]. w. Hoyte, M. H., T. T. Smiley,
AT. Golf j. d. Walker,
Jno. Coltart. Tom. c. Crunk,
Albert Roberts. J.H. Calender, NJ D
j. j. O'Sullivan, j. Ducien Brown,
G. c. Torbett, H. s. Frazier,
A. s. Colvar, Sam. ID. Morgan.
r.. c. McNairy, T. r. Jennings, MD.
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.'iINf Washington ana Southern via
Chattanooga.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive at ~ A. n
Leave ...........................-.. 3.li0 P. NJ
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville ~ A.
Arrive al zzu r D..
Memphis. Mobile and N. o. Express:
Leave Nashville 71 P. N.
Arrive at Nashville ~ 4. NJ
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville At. soc A. N. and e.4u p N.
Arrive At Louisville at. 800 P. N. and 500 A. ".
Issye 100 A. N. and 300 P. n.
Arrive AT Nashville at 50 A. NJ and 1880 P. n.
Accommodation train is superseded by the
train that arrives in Nashville 9 A. NJ and
Leaves 3 ,. N.-ezcept on Sunday.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at..6.50. 200 A. N. and 500 P.
Arrives at Shelhyville... 800 A. n. and 5aa p NJ
Arrive AZ Chattanooga. zoo A. n. ana ~ ?. N.
Leave Chattanooga 10000. $40 A. NJ. and ~ Pm
Arrive At NAshvie.....-. 40 A. n. ana - ?. N.
leaves Shelbyvine........A 90 A. n. and ~ ~ p n.
Arrives AZ Nashvile.....ll.lO A. N. and IN p. NJ.
Sundays excepted)
NASHVILLE AND RTHwEsTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at .......7.0 A. n. and 5;45P. n.
Arrives at Nashville at..6.S0 A. A. and 6:3O P. N,
FDaEFrFI.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
ATrWe al Nnsnflie - ~
Leave Nashville 10 p. a.
LFBANoS STACY.
Leaves A. N.
Arrives al Nashville p N.
TRIUEE sTAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays and
SATURDAYS at o'clock 4. NJ, arrives Mt Nash
Vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at |
o'clock P. n.
LrwrsBuRa AND EoLESsvHLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at 7:3O A. A., arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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r A L r FL E L u {!
WILLIAM b. LEWIS
l. a N h -
On Thursday, 18TH of December

QY VIRTUE OF THE AUPHOBITN NEST
II ed in us BY the last will and testament Of the
late WA. 3. Lewis. We will.
On Thursday, 18th of December
next. on the premises, offer at public sale q
number Of desirable building lots on the Ola
Buchanan Mills road, now the stones River
turnpike, containing about six acres each.
Also. several Lots on the Lebanon turnpike,
containing shout ten acres each.
These Lots command fine views OF Nashville
and its Surroundings. The soil is fine for build
ing and gardening Purposes. and altogether they
are the very best Lots ever offered in the Vi
entity of Nashville. They must be seen to be
appreciated.
Sale to commence on the Stone River turn
pike at IL O'Clock. 4. N.
TERMS.-One-fOurth cash. balance one and
two years for notes satisfactorily secured, bear
ing interest and lien retained.
For further particulars call on the understand
who will show the property before the I'D
sale to those desirOus of examining the same
Omnibuses will leave the Office of a. NJ EOgg
No. 6S Cherry street, at 10 o'clock. A. N.
G.. NJ. F0GG,
A. v. D. LINDSLEG,
nov30td Executors of VIM. ID. Lewis. decd
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300 A. W.
second Northern.
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WANTED.

TWENTY THOUSAND FEET or BONE
i dry twO-inch Poplar Plank. twenty O.
thirty inches broad, for bellows manufacturing
use CaIl on any Of the hardware merehants OF
the city, or address, through P0stonce, ,,..-
Oct27 dit W5tF N bhO n
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Engine ana Boiler.

NOR SALE. A FIRsT-RAfE ENGINE AND
II Boiler in good order. Can be seen. and
price learned. hy calling st this ofEcs.
-luayS in
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First Northern.
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II. w. PRITCHETT
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
sz,k CHERRY STREET,
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NASHVILLE. TENN.
So Collections olicited aud promptly at
tended TO. seplS Sm a
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stocks OF Cotton I'm Interior Towns
NOT rrf.I r-rrn N rur prnr1pra
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-COtton opened heavy;
closed frmer sales 27O0 bales at lSj4c. Flour.
purchasers. 800 bbls. sold at s. 75@S CO. SUI
perine State and Western SeGlO. extra State
IS 509ll 55 extra Western SO loo II 40. X. K. o..
good do; 81 50@l5 for good TO choice; closing
quiet. California dull and dropping Sll@i3 %
Whisky dull and unchanged. Wheat dull and
l@2c lower; No. spring s. Is. Corn heavy
mixed western in store; and 81 3l9l 90 ahoat.
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istN p No. -s---a'
nacatur yfer,OItis and New Orleans.
- - -.sH:,,a. ...-...... .2.00 p A.
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ly.l.l mltplEh -.sttuN A. NJ
second Northern.
'.lf p No. '-'--' .'.' il-"V - -
.flNf Washington ana Southern via
Chattanooga.
10 mlini Cht ....--. f.p' - ~
Second Washington and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
J. I'D p. No.. -
Decatur. Memphis and New Orleans.
ION midpicht p n
Fdeefieyd and Kentucky n. X.
s.1 d n loco A, n.
EarthWester u. R.
s.q1.s A.
Lebanon Via stage.
100 midnight P n.
ThOnAsSiIIe via Stage.
p o. midnight Saturday 500 P r.
JOrIan's Store via stage.
Monday l2aj midnight P. n.
"Wednesday do .-....-.----..-.-.,-.... do
Friday do .---..-.-..-..-.-.- DO
TtbPrty-Via Stewards Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Statesviile.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 5aa ?. Il.
OfIce Hours
From 7A.M.to6P.M Sundays. 7 10 a. n.
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EaFfhWest u. R.
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EaeensId and Kentucky r. r.
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RAILROAD ASD STAGE TIME TABLE

VT9IfF EtuUTNa
From 7A.M.to6P. Sundays. 7 to a. n.
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ThomHsSHIe via stage.

Lebanon Via stage.
s.o0 p n
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NASHVILLE ANn cHArrANooaA RAILROAD.

NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.........5:OO A. n. and 5:4oP. ~
Arrives al Nashville at-.630 A. n. and 6:3O p. N,
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1862. 1863. 1854.
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RANKRUPT NOTICE.

Lowest Prices far Cash.
poxls sm lB.l 49,. -.
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,rICsI,rLMoNIAl.S.

1t may be satisfactory to some TO see
few from among the many Of the ncwspa-
per and other notices that might be -elcc
ted. which have generously been taken OF
the College, location. teachers, &r But
our best opis,les are our former pupils.
scattered all over North aud South Carroll
na, Alabama. Georgia. Virginia. Tennessee.
Mississippi, Texas aud other States.
SpARTASnURG FEMALE CoLLrGE.--'.A \
fine climate, healthy location and romp6-
tent Facalty, recommend this College Ia
.tblie patronage. WantcS af' s. e. Cun-
reirr .inr 1866.
SpARrANBuRG FEMALE CoLl.luE.--
"This Institution of South Carolina Con,
ference, opens October 3D. |, is under
the Presidency Of that experienced teacher
DR.. ". a. Cummings It's proximity to
WoRord College gives some advantage Ia
those who have both SONS auu DAUGHTERS to
educate from home and the renown Of
Spartanburg tor its hcaIthiulncss and reli
gious privileges commends il 10 public ia.
vor. or.'-SonfhcyW Chri$iian IidrOrd!,, .lmy
16. 1867
SrARrANBuRG FEMALE Cuil.EiE.--',lt
| gives us pleasure to announce to the pub
lie, the rc-openinS of this popular insiitu
tion, under the management Of the Rev. a
| w: Cummings, y. d. The reputation oI
| the President for scholarship and admins
trative ability, should command for ihc
Institution a liberal patronage; and ",
hope that the friends If female cduratio,
will bestir themselves to give to this Col
lcgc that support and encouragement will
which it was honorca in former years It.
| representatives are scattered throughout tho
land, and they surely cannot forget tho
pleasant associations Of by-gone days, and
| disregard tho ,iaims Of thcir Alma Mater
Let one and all do so nethug to sustain
this important educational interest, thn
our daughters may be as corner-stonc.i, pol
ishcd after the similitude Of q palace =
Sportaadny Express. 1866
HoI.sToN CONFERENCE FEMALE Coz.
LEdE.-" We have been pleased to Learn
that the last session was eminently success
full, and with the present able and efficient
| corpse Of teachers, Ohrec Of whom are nov
i'll the Spartanburg Female College, under
the lead Of DR.. Cummings, promises t,
fulfil the fullest hopes of its friends."-
-ihinge'on fiiyinia", Nag, 1860.
HoLsroN CONFERENCE FEMALE Cor.
hEoE.-"Of the President, Rev. DIR. Cum
mings, and the Faculty, it is only necessary
to say that the present. examination doc:
not detract anything from tho high reputa
tion that they had sustained for mnny
years as able teachers and skiiul manager:
Of literary institution. The Cnmmiltr,
feel safe IN saying, in the language Of M,
! I,r 'h, .nlrlest Iap1 most active Trustees;
| Hon. n. W. Woodlin, in regard to Ill,
President, that they have the right maj
in the right place "-Repori Of E.,umin
ing Committee Of H. e. +? C"Rcge My Is
1861.
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GENERAL ,sMnIAIslt.4

Spartanburg Female College, under the
patronage Of the South Carolina Confer
ence, was opened for the admission of
pupils on the 25.h August, 1868
The site of the College Buildings Is une
Of the most pleasant and desirable location.
that could have been selected.
The Campus cncloscs fifteen acres OF
woodland, on the SUNNI, Of hill over.
looking the town Of 9partanbury, and u
hall mile or more: distant from ii
Secluded from the excitcmcnl> aud al.
fractions oil the town ,huroughijrc., with a
pure atmosphere. excellent water, and rurnl
quictudc, the pupils enjoy every facility To-,
mental and moral culture.
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The santouio Express brings moro Indian nows.
few daya previous to that date. two Indians stole
forty headlofhorsos from Judge HARPER, living near
the Eagle Pass crossing of the Hondo. They we're
pursued by sx citizens, who killed ono of the In
dians and recaptured tho horses. At night tho
citizens wore attacked by another body OF red
skins, but noithor party sustained my damage.
Indians in considerable numbers had appeared at
different points of Atascosa county. They were
very bold, doing their mischief in open daylight.
Judge NooNAs informs the Express that they were
Kickspoos and Lipans, from Mexico. General
Mason has sent scout after them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-18
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER ls, 1867
TIIE FADED HUE HE'LL.
By A. u. uASYARn.

This pretty little Blus.bcii
Has never felt tho frost.
And yct it, bcauty's faded.
And all It's fngraIlcu lost.
Twas plucked by maiden flngera
but yesterday for me,
And then twas bright nnd blooming,
And sweet as 1t could be.
But now, alas 'tiH faded,
Its beauty passed away:
Just as may fado Tomorrow
The hopes that bloom to-day.
I often sit mud wonder
If fairy iolks thcro be.
Or nymphs 10 haunt tlic brooklcts
That warblc o'cr tile ica;
And think pcrhaps Ach aGv'ro;
Is watcbod by larry eyos,
And when tito flower IL indcd
Tho guardian fairy dies.
if tiiis Dc truc, thGp suroiy,
II they're loving band,
There must lsyo been lRnenting
Last night in tairy land;
Thoy must have tolipd the hluc-bel's
With low and nourlful sound,
Az pa-sod Glow procession
To fairy bnrying-ground.
MetiiIks / SEQ them standing
Beside tho narrow bed,
A flake Of frozen moonlight
Erected AZ it's ho1d,
Wheroon Is dimly written
Tie ewcot name Of tho fay
With 'taNardiau OF tho Siuo boil,
That iadod yesterday"
wonder where tile dow ls
This blossom used to hold:
Perhaps tonight tia falling
Amid the rain drops cold.
Or leapinS from tome fountain,
Boneath moaning tree.
Or rushing down tho river
Toward tho reHtloss sea.
wonder whure tho swcot IL
It yielded to the brccze,
Perhaps tits in tho night wind
That noane among tho trees;
And in the eId. wonder
Where all tho blue will 60;
Up to the sky above us,
Or to the waves below;
Or will the hand Of Saturs
Collect tho co!ora oi.ar.
And carefully preserve them,
To lint some moro noIt yosrl
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BOARDING DEPAf,rn1n,x1

This department is under the immediate
control of the President, and the young
ladies constitute part Of his family They
will have the constant care of the lady
teachers in sickness and in health The
rooms are large, we'll ventilated and accli
'ra'ned in cold weather. For the style Of
living at the College, the President takes
the liberty to refer 10 Rev R. P. Franks,
T: E., of Spartanburg District, who, with
his family has board in the College, at the
same table with the young ladies and teach
ers. Also. to Col William L. DePass of
Camden, Horace Nichols, Esq, of Colum-
bia. who also, with their families, have
been members Of the College family. All
young ladies' from distance, are expected
to hoard at the College.
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EXPENSES.

II is confidently believed that while thi,
Institution offers high inducements, in the
way OF educational social, moral and re-
llglous advantages, it holds out motives ot
pecuniary kind, equal, if not creator than
any other. Look at the advertisements Of
this and other schools, North or South, and
parents will see that they make saving BY
sending to Spartanburg