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TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER /, 1867.
THE ANSWER.

Sptre mo, tlrcad angel Of raproof,
-, And lot 1.-The the sunshine p, I,1S weave S today
Of tlfe 10 poor ard gray.
Spare me awhile; tho Hosl is weak.
These lingcrl, g feet. that fatn would slrry
Among the aowers, 5hail some day seek
Tho Hiraight and narrow way.
Take OF I. oycr.watchful eye,
Tho awo OF thy roOuking frown;
Tho duIest slave at tlmes must Sigh
To fling his burden uowIi;
To drop his galley's straining oar,
And prsss. in summer warmth and 9 In,
Tho lap or somo enchanted shors
OF blossom aud Of balm.
Grudgo not my lilo It's hour of bloom,
My heart iti tosta Of long dt-;.a:
Thts day BIO niuo: DO those to como
As duty shall require.
Tho dcep voioo answered TO my own,
Tomorrow is with God alone,
And n.an hath but to-day.
.'say not thy fond. vain heart withiu,
The Fathers arms shall still DO wido
When from these pleasant Ways Of sin
Thou turnst at evcntide."
Cast thyselt down." the tcmpter saith.
'And angel, shall thy feot upbear."
He bids thoo mako @ Lilo Of faith,
blasphemy OF prayer.
Though God be good aud free 10 Heaven,
No force divine can loFu compel;
And. though he 40 IL Of Sins forgiven
May sound through lowest boil,
Tho Hveet persuasion of His yoiro
Rcspecta thy Banctity OF will.
30 glTetE day: thou hast thy chotcc
To walk In darkness still;
As ono who, turning from the light,
Watches hi own gray shadow fall,
Doubling. upon bis ptth CT night
Ii there be day at all ]
No word Of doom mag shut thee out
No wind Of wrath may downward whIrl
No sworda OF are koep watch about
Tho open gates Of pearl.
a tenderer light than moon or sun,
Than 1ong OF earth q sweeter hymn,
May shtpe and found forever on,
And then be deaf and dim.
Forcvor round The Merry-seat
Tho guiding gifts Of Loyo shall burn;
But what II, lnbIi.bound, thy feot.
Shall lack tho will to turn
What nthlns eJs roflse to soe
Thine car rf Heavens freq welcome fail
And thou willing captive be,
ThJsolf thy own dark jail
o doom beyond tho s.ddost guess,
Az the long ycars OF God unrou
To mako thy d,oary solhshncaa
Tho prison Of o soul
To doubt the love that fain would broak1
Tho fottcts from thy Fclfhound limb;
And droim that cod can the forssfo
As thoa forSatcst Him
Jous @. WHITTIER.
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EXPH!N H,S.

Each Music pupil receives .ftly lessons
during the Session, and can use n
piano for practice, from one to three hours
daily There are six pianos in the College
The teachers in this department have
had much experience, and excel as per-
formers rs we'll as teachers.
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q EN EitL\l. ItHNl ~ ISlIs4.
Sna tanhnrn Enmnln ftnllnn. un.lnr 4

pPHrlahburH Fehlhle VnIIegr, under Tx
patronage "l' the Snuth Carolina Coulter
enee, was opened for The admission o
pupils on the 2ath August, 1850
The site Of the College Buildings h nnt
Of the most pleasant and desirable location.
that could have been selected.
The Campus encloses fifteen acres o
woodland, oil the summit OF hill, over
looking the town Of Spartanburg. and s
half mile or more, distant from il.
Secluded from the cxcitements and at
fractions Of the town thoroughtares, with 1
pure atmosphere, excellent water, and rura
quietude, the pupils enjoy every facility fol
mental and moral culture
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THE rNACHHnS

Have all had much experience, two of
them have taught over twenty-five years.
The young lady; teachers all graduated in
one Of the best Female Colleges in the
South, and excel in their respective depart
ments
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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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APPARATUS, &c.

ThS College has beautiful and extern
sive Apparatns, for illustrating the various
branches Of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Astronomy. Lectures on these sub
iects, free to all, will be delivered during
the year.
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New York Market.
AoNII MAnKET,

MONTY MAnKET.
Tho New York EssninO Fbn, Of Saturday ssptembe.
2s. says:
Money continues to work aharp ut per cent on Gov.
rate ali borrowers good credit are fully supplied At
0 oa
continues unchanged. Some tew names pass at per
Gold has been steady Mt iis1Iai4sS, casii. Gold IL
plenty and nom 10 per cent was paid for carrying
Government bonds arc dull and q shade louor No
large amounts could bo sold at quotations. This railway
there was an psov, ment In prcos and aftorwsrd the
sS NsT y Gn @ rns
share. wero ACTIVE aud i.rse purchases made OF
Michigan Southern coSnues fevssh oeng tso
closing at SIX bid
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YonK Septs mber 2s.-FLoun, &c.-ThD market
sstto tho advance beng 10a26c on tho low and lon
$50 On choice R,udcs nr Indiana, Ohio and Michigan
Southern -four nrsr Sales Of $50 bbis ut 1oa1l 40
Sr common to good baltimore and country oItrss and
Corn nrmsr Sale. OF bbs at 90 IS for J.r.
y 90 IS for marihs caloc, aud 80 9vao s5 for
aaADs-Tho wheat market Is nrmer. but the ab. ,nce
OF any asHortnont checks business materially T,o In.
IS 600 buah at 81 26 for No alilw, IKE.
S a ~ S2H Tor ambOr sase 50 CO for white oonescO;
"a 80 nmber do.
fs Ss': opened tame end clOsed rntlor easier thoue
~ out IeT sellers at tho do price. SalCH 6OCO
po,h Ohio and eson at 76a76o; Stale at 76.7sc chiefly
~ Tho oItrcmo. '
oorli opened hrner but buyers hold or and tho mar
rons Sossd caser Tho inquiry "a In part speculative
=, tea arc 10000 busf els damp and unsound Al
g ooL. ~ Meaorn miIod at 81 Sal 81 In storo and
Sn oa .noat the latter for very choice delivered
saotos 10 rather oascr and closes dull NJ
ho ',iss s% Tho demand has been modcrsto
sss ss SSS fs,s sss ss sS '
beel lnhry aclYe. but very uniettled oud pric., N
crest extent nominal Sale. 1855 bbis iese plain
bbSeaeh) TO b. delivered from lS,h nctoh - ess l?oo
vsubcr, on private terms. ~ A'u' NO.
teree beefis heavy Sales 100 tercos ut sas for ov
primo mess. 80 'of oi1
Cut meats quiet and We have only TO noto On mn
lbs city picked hams at 100. ~ ~"''o'
Bacon 10 quiet tho spot, but yesterday afternoon
800 boIes Cumberland cut sold january aoyoy
~ lilo.
Dressed hogs plenty prices irregular and The do
to quality.
Lard Continues in good demand, aud price, arc
stronger.
BgTTxa-Is in good demand and stcady We quote /:
1oshsn and Orange County iils IS l0c. a n; ststo
nfinl and tuba good 10 choice 81 $780,; Illinois, Iuwa
nc minnesota, 10 20c Western Reserve. good to
SnoiSs, 70 2ee STA tubs, Welsh, good TO choice,
CErIsx-1ho market keep. rathor ouIet and nr,coa
49,. nrn. but without material alteration. Wo
2nose follow: State factory good 10 choice
~ 70, nsr. lsx . fSc.; State. fair to good
dsir,. CON- 1s i5 ,s. Ssin;s Choice II A5ac English
Vermont dSirJ' eommon to choice 10 l2o: pinespeis
Itc: oeto. prime 10 lie. Ohio. factory good to
co,Iss-Ihe n.ris. e steady and modora.ol, active
cogyox-1hs MARKETS very dull indeed, and prices
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COMMERCIAL.
The Char,e.,on Cotton Marker.

The Chsrleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIL CHARLESTON DAILY NEWs.S
cBARLEsTos Monday Evening" Sept so, 1867.
There hclyo demand during tho day Mt full mud
firm rates. tho tone OF the market having been much bet
tar hnn anticipated from tho lao unfortunate fall IN
prces. Sellers having met buyera freely the tranrac
tons wcro to greater eItcnt than for ume the
operations. including 90 bales sold on Saturday
evoning, footing up 800 bales. Bay. at 1Oc at
1So at 1tc 1s rcparkcd at Ice. &c ut &c., at &c.,
at 1sKe, ~ At 17o l7Sc. 50 ct Ike, II ut lsNc
90 at 18Hc aad % at lec Our Quotations will fro this
dlte be according to Liverpool classification being ro
membered that Now York IN about grade higher.
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ISLNASE.

After reading this, hand it to some one
who has daughter to educate, or post it
up in some public place.
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THE CAROLINA TIMES.
AT ORANGnBURa G. 7

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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PonT OF cuARLE EsToN.


Arrived Yesterday.
soLr William e. John, from combahee 1000 bushels
Rough Rice. TO Adams, Frost L Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr David Collins. Church, Georgetown, C-H Ba-
schr Archer ( Reeves. ireland. Georgetown. Oh F
Went TO Sen Yesterday.
Brig Alice Lea. HERRING Doston.
ssr sshr Sc9n STn F0sHr saa, ,afGyorsetGSn fy
schr IL Newins. 1arown Hilton Hcad.
UP for this Port.
schr Fanny Shaw. Shaw. at Boston, Sep, 2s
Cleared FOR this Port.
sieansp %shp MInnaan wSOahn at Now YORK Sept g.
Brig hcystone. ltartcr. at Boston. Sept 28
sehr Annericus Moss. at New York, Sept 2s
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PoRI.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
British bark Yuniuri Thompson. up Sent I'D
British Fiorense chinsn. jones' sailed AsSes .sopt
r hnrk Queen. Stuart sailed August 10
Tho Charleston. Moroy entered outward. Sept II
ANTWERP.
Tho Triton, heoser sasa... Sept
DoMEsTIo.
nockroRT, ait.
schr RJameson. Jameson, up...............Ss .Sspt G
BosroN.
Brig D ToIrey, Sellers. cleared. ... Sopt 0
Brig Galveston. Meryyman. up........... . /. Sopt 4
Brig Keyaone, Barter, cleared. Sent 26
Schr Fanny Shaw, Shaw, up ..,.,,.... sopt "a
Schr Crocker. Lowe, cleared cd.....,,,..,,. Sent 10
Schr hIaino aw, johnson up...........,. Sopt Is
Schr Chloe Hatch. cleared Sent 25
NEW YORK.
Steamship hanlattsn. woodruff cleared Sent os
Steamship Alabama. LiGburner. cleared. Sept 2s
sshr Hmericus MGes cleared. Sept 2s
5chr W Smith, Tooker cleared. Sent %
ID.
Sohr n Hnwklns, Wyatt, up. Semi %
PHILADELPHIA.
schr " Johnson. MIrts cleared. Sent 1s
oEoRaRrows, d. G.
scllr Halleck, Croweil sailed sept 10
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per south CarnIina Itniiroad
Ccnfcm1,cr IN.

45G balos Cotton 20 bates sdze s3 balos Hay 20 bags
Rough Rice LOO sacks ran " bbls Naval Sorcs 22 bbis
Rnl IL boIoH Appios CO casks Clay, cars Wood mud
!umo r. cars Cattle. &c Tod ( d KrEra.rick.
DcSaussura, Graesor Lee Snith & Co, q " Williams <
Go. Thnrston Holmes, Meade. & W II Armstrong.
Railroad AGENT. Aston, " lSer, Courionay 4 Trcn
holm, " Bowling, W Dukes Co, ii Rodgers 4
Co, utsey Kenyon Tobinson Il Co, G Priciicli. o
Recder Adams. Frost 4 Go. q II Walter Il Co. Kama
pauI Lnnpc1u 4 Go, u l. Jorrr Il Co, a GhlsolnI "
Lobby, kinsman & Howell ii Goldsmith l. BON, Mowry
Co. ID busch. W Hunt Stoney, q F Baker 4 Co
Martin, W II Grillu, " ScnIcn Co. J Ansel + q
Mcy. Ii Trenchard. Litschgi, " Roanc.
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Consiguers per Nortiicnstcrn Ra abroad,
Septem1,cr 40,

10i bales Cotton, SI3 bbls Naval Storea / car Old Iron
Mdzc, &c. I o Adams Frost Co. ] & D Kirkpatrick
sst snagssts Co. @ SraGsGr Loo; smith Co, williams Co.
Ryan. AIowTy & Co. Davis. Pri,chctt, Caldwell
Son, Mazyet BROS. d Stoney. Iugrnham & Son, Rob-
inson & Co. N Goldsmith l. Son. anu Orrler
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SESSIONS AND VACATION

The Fall Session will open October I'd
1867. and close February 10Th, 1868.
The Spring Session will open February
Goth, and close July Sth, 1868 !
Vacation extends from close Of Spring
Session, TO October Isl.
y few days recess at Christmas
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SpARTANBuRG FEMALE COLLEGE,.
TeITSTIEIES.

Hon. SIMPSON BOnO, Sparlanb1rg.
Rev. &. MURCllISON.
Judge n. q. p VERNON, Spartanburg.
Rev. n G. HERBERT, Niueiy-Six.
Prof y. II LESTER, Spartanburg
Rev. j. \. PORTER, Georgetown.
Major JOHN a. LEE, Spartanhurg
Rev. NJ. BROWN, Columbia.
Major y. II. KIRBY, Spartanburg.
Rev. w. s. BLACK, Ncwbcrry.
Rev. a. ". WALKER, Spartanbury.
Prof WARREN DuPREE, Spartanburg
j. II. WILSON, Esq, Spartanburg.
FACULTY..
Rev. ANsoN w. CUMMINGS, A. NJ, d. d..
President aud Teacher of Mathematics, and
Lecturer on Natural Science, &c
Mrs I. II. CUMMINGS,
Teacher of Rhetoric, Mental and Moral
Science.
Miss ALICE NJ. SHELDON,
Music, Embroidery, Painting, Leather
Work, Hair Work, &c.
Miss ALICE LoMAx,
Music, French, English Literature
Miss SUE V. R. SHELDON,
French, Music, History.
Miss NJ. JANE WoFFoRD,
Natural Science, Latin: &c.
r. ESSIONS AND NACATION.
The Fall Session will open October I'd,
1867. and close February 10Th, 1868.
,Elc Snrintr Session will omen lEnhr,1nr,.
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Mobile Market.

Mobile Market.
MOBILE. September 20-corroN-There waa a fair
nearly bare. Tho sales ountoI to 200 bales the
market closing quiet and easier at 20xc for MddlIng.
hoNErARY-1he demand Gold continues very
Light For Sterling there IS only limited demand. Tho
mAr ct closed dull at annexed quotations: Cold l43al4i
Berling nixtJ days. $50: siRht I5J Francs nominal
Now York sight u ohe.kng; x discount buying New
Orleans Sight par "a discount.
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New Orion ns Market.

NEW ORLEANS. September 26--CoTTos-wo have
but nts variation to notice In tho market to-day Tho
demand WAS confined to few parties who came forward
with oors below the reduced rates which factors
were willing TO accept and the movement waa copEe-
quently limited scao. tho Bales embracing only 15
bales N i've sI lots Mt prices generally ngreocnt
Little doing and such material difference between tho
views OF factors aud 6uyerz that quotations neces.
sarly TO great extent nominal, following Is In
accordance with the sales Of past days Ordinary
alec GOOD Ordinary l7alBc, Low biddling AGO. and
Midd1ns 2lR22o
hTArIHENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand let September, 1867. balesl5 25S
HSeea ed previously. 6.9b7- e.Oea
22,20i
Cleared To-day. 80. .......................... none
CleAfoo PREVIOUSLY 66S0- $3.50
Stock on hand and on shpboaid......... 1854
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ALL PEECIIB hHE BTIAREp:
az. "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL, co n T."
Nonn genuine without tao exact name offhe nrn,
took to IL. r! Dece,nhar ~
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CRISPER COMA.

Oh sho vas beautiful and fair,
With starry Dyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrtls, soft sntwined,
Enchatned the very heart and mind,
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RESIDENT GRADUATES COURSE.
=. Philosophy of Natural History, General His
tory, Physical Geography. French and any Of the
Ornamcntais, with Rovicws of any part oil former
course.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-09

In a few weeks they all recovered, and
were In such condition that they sold
clio to El.l5 per head $3.50 to Ss75.)
1t Is the opinion Of this gentleman,
that the cattle plague, cholera In swine
and the greatest portion OF the disease
to which animals are liable is attribute
BILE to improper food, las grasses, &c.l
and changes Of climate. The invariabls
antidotes and remedies are lime and
salt. II is also his opinion that the
vegetable kingdom Is as prolific Of dis
ease as the animal, which could be de-
tected In any thoroughly scientific in
vestlgation OF grasses, roots, fruits, &C.,
and the extent OF which would hea mat
ter OF surprise in its development. He
would here, as before, use lime and salt
as the remedies.
II you think the foregoing is worthy
OF public notice IL is at your service.
Certain it is, the subject is one Of vital
Importance to your farmers, and, how
ever much or little credence may attach
itself to my statement, II 1t provokeS
discussion and investigation, the disin-
terested purpose OF my sending 1t will
have been accomplished, the more es-
pecially II it "hnds its way" into the
columns OF agricultural papers and
journals.
With sentiments of esteem z. D.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-05-09

JEFF DAvIs.-There now seems some
probability that JEFF Davis will soon
have trial, and thus relieve the couh-
try and himself from the doubt incident
upon his long Imprisonment. His cOun-
sci has obtained writ of habeas corpus
from Judge Underwood, for the produc-
ton of their client at the opening of the
court at Richmond, to-day. Gen. Bux-
ten of Fortress Monroe, has been in
structed to obey the writ, and Davis
will therefore pass into the custody of
the civil authorities. His counsel will
demand his trial at once or his dis
charge, and 1t is believed that he will be
released on bail or parole. Bail will be
rendered in the sum of 100000, and the
two sureties first offered will be Angus
tus schell and Horace Greeley. 1t
should be remembered that the mo-
ment Davis Is delivered to the custody
of the Marshal, all military control over
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PURELY VEGETABLE EXPECTORANT,
prepared with great care and scienticf skill.
from a combination of the best remedies the
vegetable kingdom affords.
Its remedial qualities are based on its power
to assist the healthy and vigorous circulation
of the blood through the Lungs.
II enlivens the muscles and assists the SKIN TO
perform the duties of regulating the heat OF the
system, and in gently throwing off the waste
substance from the surface of the body.
1t loosens the phlegm, induces free splitting,
and will be found very agreeable to the TASTE
1t is not violent remedy, but emollient, warm
ing, searching and effective; can be taken by
the Oldest person or youngest child
III Won have a Cold, IL ever so slight, do not
fail to give the Balsam a trial, as the very low
price al which it is sold brings 1t in the reach
of every one, that they may always keep 1t con-
The timely use of IS cent bottle will often
prove to be worth one hundred times its cost
Sold by all Druggists. -
Proprietors, New York.
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