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Murinf urws.
Port of Charleston, Decem ber

Port of Charleston, Decem ber 8
Arrived Yesterday.
'schr W Smith, ToDker New York. days. Mdse.
To W Roach anu others. Previously reported in
the olling.
Clcarch Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston, Rerry, New York-James Ad-
ger s. Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston. Berry, New York.
Norwegian bark HaaJci Luynm 'rs. Liverpool
f.panis brig Rosita, Sust Barcelona.
schr Robert Caldwc ], Mccormick, New York.
Steamer Dictator Wiley, Palatka, via Jackson vile
Iernaiidiua. aud Siyan Iah.
From this i'ort.
Steamship Ch rIrpion Lockwood New York. Dec g.
Steamship Virgo. Bu .kley, New York Ueo g.
Rchr ) Grove, Wcav =, b L.iuore. Dc g.
Sobr WIN slater, olnaIey, Geors st0Tn Y, Dec g.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Vie.
rrnoM 4 NEW POEM BIZ wHrTTrER1

IraoM NEW POEM BIZ wHrTT1ER]
Her presence lends its warmth and health
To all who come before it,
II woman lost US Eden,
Such as she alone restore 1t,
For larger life and wiser ANS
The farmer is her debtor,
Who holds to his another's heart
Must needs be worse or better.
Through her his civic service SHOWS
A purcr toned amb'hon;
No double consciousness dlVldes
The man and politician.
In party's doubtful ways he trusts
Her instincts to determine;
Atthe loud polls the thought OF her
Recalps Christ's Mountain Sermon.
p
And If the husband or the wife
In homes strotg light discovers
Such slight defaults as failed 10 meet
The blinded eyes Of lovers.
Why ne ed we care to asst? who dreams
without their thorns OF roses,
Or wonders that the truest steel
The readiest spark discloses.
For still in mutual suferance lies
The secret OF true living;
Love scarce 8 love that never KNOWS
The sweetness of forglving'
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POh.
aotirrs in Dankruptfp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES Fer SOUTH CAROLINA
IN THE MATTER OF EDWD. LOWNDES, OF
CHAPLESlON s. c. BANKRUPT-PE CITION
FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANK
RUp CY-Ordercd, Ih,t hearing be had on the
fourth day of Jinuary. 1869, at Federal Courthouse
in Charleston South Carolina; and that oil credl-
tors &C., of said Bankrupt appear at said time and
place and show cause any they can why the prayer
of tho petitioner sh uld not be granted end that the
second and third meetings Of creditors of said Bank
ESQ., Registrar of Second Congressional District, s.
C., on the second day of January, 1860, at - NJ.
by order of the Court, this Sd day Of December
1868. DANIEL HORLBECk,
Clerk of the District Court
Of the United states for South Carolina.
December5 sw2
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NIKE & MU L L E r

TJAKE PLEASURE IN AMOUNTING THAP
No 83- KLNG-S1lsErT. opposite society tho fuest
stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS for Gentle
mems wear which can be found III the cltv, embrac
ipg the Choicest BSOADtLO Us, FRENCH Do
SKINS. VELVET AND SILK VESTlNG>, &c, which
will be nude u to order
They have also hand large assortment Of
REALY.MADL CLOrb1NG. OF all descriptions,
selected ith greI care aud Of yerv latest styos
consisting OF business AMI d ees sui g, Overcoa g.
60 a d full g. ock of AleYandre's Kid Cashmere
aud Buck lin Gloves, Cravats, Shirts aud other Fur
nishiny UoOds
Sansiac. ION guaranteed in every case. and prices
to suit tic liLicH. a. MENkt.
formerly of DonBAuM & MESKe.
u. MULLEB.
formerly Of MULLER l'RoTHENz1
October 1S tuths 2mos
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December 7.-TUnPENrINE-Only
about E0 bb's received which changed hands at
So 90 fer soft and 81 90 for hard, per 2S0 lba.
SPIRITS TuRpENT1NE-Market steady, with sales Of
2S8 bbls at 42c per gallon.
HosIN-Market inactive and no sales reported
TAn-13S bbls changed hands a. So 10 per Dbl.
CorroN-Salcs Of 100 bales at 22c per ID for mixed
grades.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 1868

buyers showing but little disposition to purchase;
sales go terces OF clean Caroiua, say SO terces at
71Ic 2 Id, and 10 tierces at 7]lc . fb. We quote
common to fair at 614a7Hc q ib; good 77sa7ac q ib.
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Commercial.
ExDorfS.

EXPORTS.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Charlcston-134S bales
Upland and so bags Sea Island Cotton % tierces
Ri O, 46 bales Domestcs, 1871 pkgs Fruit and "a
pigs sundres
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ConsISnees per south Carolina KaIIroad
December 8.
1904 bales Cotton, % blus Domestcs, so bundles
Paper, SCI sIcks Oats 1s cars Wo d and cars Lan-
ber. TO Railroad Agent, Ke dill Il Dockery, Reeder
Davis, W W smith. Pc zer, Rodgers & Co. Graeser,
Lee, Smith & Co, q Hoppock, W Bee Co, FL ost
& Adser, Cohen Hanckel l. 90. @ Il Walter {; Co, W
Ryan, Mowry Co, q W wi llams Co. j Is E
Sloan, NJ Goldsmith & Son. Cameron. Tideman
l. Co, ] n Robson, W Roach and L Il Harney.
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fall anb iDintrr @uoos.
OSIEKY, LOVES,
FURNISHING GOODS, TAILOR's TRIM
MINGS, FANCY GOODS. AND SMALL
WARES GENERALLY.

JOHN s. FAIRLY s. CO.,
NO. 81 II Y " E s T r E E Z,
BEG TO INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
city and country customer and the trade generally
to their complete AID attractive assortment OF the
above mentioned Goods.
Cur pURCHA> ING PARTNER Is constantly in the
NEW YORK MARKET, and We are thereby enabled
to offer peculiar advantages to our customers in both
Styles and Prices.
Wo would also invite IN examination of
COLBY'S VERTICAL SELF-ADJUSTING 6
HOOP SKIRT.
THE ONLY FAULTLESS SKIRT MADE,
For viii h we are SOLE AGENTS in this oity.
September 81 DAG thstu3mo
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
December &

Consignees per Norihcastcrn RAILROAD
December 8.
147 bales Upland and II bales Sea Island Cotton l5C
bushels Rough tice 2j4 bushels Gram, 263 hbls M.
val Stores, cI,s Lumber, Mds ;. &c To Frost Ad'
GER Mowry & Co, Kirkpatrick Wife, W K Ryap
Gracser, Lee, Smith & CO. Caldwell Son, g W Will
hams l. Co. ] A Quackenbush. Nachman & Co,
Jarvis. Johnston, Crews L Co. Aeuia!l Doekery
Claghorn. herring Il Co, Os;endorf Co, Chsolm
Bros, Ravcnel Co, Reedcr & Davis. shackelford &
Kelly Thurs on & Homos, G W clark Co, j Mar
shall, Jr. Mazycks & Salters. Il Bschoif Co, I
Stoney, /: Pritohett Wciters, Pritohard. 7 II
Chew, W Doyle, Street Eros i co. webb, Ro
per Stoney, Galllard Min 1T. l. Howard Il Bro
i Wchln IN, Eason & Bro, Pelzer. Rodgers l. 90
Murdlugh, D = EbaugL, D F simmons md > Gov
crnmcnt
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The Particulars of the Attack upon the
c.rmnn Patrolmen-Murder OF Frede-
rick Brodbacker-The Negroes neso-
larly Organized and under Commnn"
of Captain.
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~ Il r A Il L Il R A Z L y
QUfNBY'S & co.'s PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION The LARGEST t. AND
fuest Collection of CHROMO LlTHOGRAPHS ever
seen in charleston. They are perfect copies OF cell
ebrated Works of Art. both ancient and modern.
Among the collection may be found sALYATOR
A. Delacrox's lido Going Out, A. Delacroix's Tide
Coming Ii, Turner's Venice, Jackson's English
Scenery, Rowbotlom's English Scenery. Baxter's
English and Irish Scenery, Views on the Rhine, The
Jungfraud, The Wetterhorn, Ma1ue FlcWs, and
many others.
The public nre respectfully invited to call and SEQ
these beautiful Works ol Art. They are offered for
sale at New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction in the price Of PORCELAIN PIC
TURES. Recent improvements i'll producing these
pictures enabe us to now offer the atncariy one.
half the former prices, and tar supel or. Call and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTES DE YISGTE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS AIE UNSUR-
PASSED.
ing old Daguerreotypes and other pictures. Sasfac-
lion in all CAGES guaranteed and at prices to CORES
pond with tho times.
sTEREOsCOPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices.
fnc collection OF
sTEEEosCopIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These orc tho first and only Photographs ever taken
In that locality.
Quincy * CO.
No a5l KIHG-STREET.
CHARLESTON, s. c.
November IL 3mos
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ShipneWs by Telegraph.

LIVERPOOL. December s-Thc bark North Briton.
from Quebec, for southampton, WIS wrecked, and
six OF the crew lost.
New YORK, December misunderstanding
Champion and Virgo, from Charleston; Clyde and
Victoria.
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- anu IL 10 QOut udlG,
shoot his horsep The man stopped his horse,
and the neeroes. tslked with him for two
or three minutes, but not loud enough for
and then they either allowed the traveller
to 60 or he broke from them. at any
rate, he came galloping down the road.
and when he was few yards distant
from the negroes, yolley Of shots was fred
after hum, but apparently without effect. The
negroes then resumed their disorderly con-
duct. and in T. short time after accomplished
Iheir WISH: the patrol guard came out on the
Thuuderbolt road. The patrol, our informant
saws did not come up in body. but Mr.
Broadbac Aer, as he afterwards ascertalned ut
being too dark to see) came on ahe.d b' him-
self. As ne met the negroes, the captain Or
dered him 10 halt, and at that instant shot
was firet and Brodbacker fell. The captain
then gave the order, "Fan into line, boys l'
At the word of command the whole body OF me-
groes from the old brick yard sprang into
the road and fred volleys OF shots out
the road into the fields, and in every
direction. The white men returned b
few shots and then bloke, jumped into the
fields and ran for their lives. A man, after
wards ascertained to be Mr.. Qunt, who was
wounded In the road, climbed the fence into
the yard whore our informant was, and fell
upon the ground. Afterwards hearose and at
temp ed to get away from the place, aud the
negroes fired at him again. He foil iuto a
ditch in the yarj. When the whites we're all
gone, the negroes fred into the house. then
GOT out in the road and whooped, yelled, cln?d
upon the Country po ice" to come back and
get some more Of the same treatment, and con-
Quoted themselves like 8 pack Of demons. They
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Cleared for this Port.

British steamship Camilla, Peace, at New York. Dec
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff New York, Dec s.
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Memoranda.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN. 8, c., TO deer C.
ARRIVED.
December 1-Schr Carrie S Webb, Day, New York.
December 2-sieamcr Isaac Smith, simons, Sa-
vannah; schr Vraie Manson New York.
December 3-Mattie Holmes, -, New York.
December ES.hr Watauga, Monroe, Philadelphia
December civilian Slater, Smiley, Char eston.
CLEARED.
December 3-steamer Isaac Smith, simons, New
York.
December 4-schrs William Flint, Post, Thomas
ton, Me; c Rankin, -, Philadelphia.
The schr L Edwards, Marshall for Georgetown,
S c, cleared at New York. December g.
Captain Morton. OF the steamship General Barnes
reports that Friday night last encountered very
severe gale fcom southeast accompanied with terrible
sea, dong some damage, washing away paddle-boxes,
water closets and guards. Captain Morton states
that he has not such wild niglItor many years.
Made the run. from her wharf in New York. to Cape
Hatteras, in 20 hour, and from Frying Pan shoals
to the wharf at Savannah in 10 hours.
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fine Arts.

~ REA It AT T Il A c ION
OUfNBY'S & co.'s PHOTOGRAPH AND
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The Savannah papers, of Monday, are filled
with the details Of the bloody tragedy on the
Thunderbot road, resulting from an unp-ovoA-
ed attack by gang Of country negroes upon
party OF pat1olmen regularly appointed by the
Mayor and in the discharge Of their duty. We
CLEAN the following particulars from the MORN
inc News:
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sang, orally Round the Flag" screamed for
ioy. and in a hilarious mood marched out IN
the road in the direction Of Thunderbolt' dis-
charging their guns at intervals.
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Was composed Of country negroes entirely,
and they marched OF down the country, after
accomplishing their deadly purpose. There
may have been some Of the Br ryan Row vaga;,
bonds among them. The tragedy created
great excitement and indignation among the
citizens, especially among the German popula-
lation. Woe to any party or gang that attempts
any such thing hereafter.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-25

We must teach ideas, not mere words -
Very much Of The teaching in our schools Is
in language which the pupil does not and
canuot understand. They are required 70
give answers and litter formulas which are az
unintelligiblc as though expressed In Hebrew.
Woe to the unlucky urchin who ventures to
utter an original sentiment in his own Ian
guage or who may define a word by any
other term than the ole given in Sanders
Spelling Book. A Riser can be no other
than hunks. and diaphTaghm means S'idrif.
What chilli in all this county would not be
his own mortd body? Rivers never start in
swamp and grow large by having brooks
and springs empty iuto them, but they take
their rise and are increased in pol,me by the
union with their waters of smaller streams
called rirmets What boy dreams that the
st Croix Of his Geography is the familiar
water in which he swims in summer, and
from whose frozen bosom our houses are
filed. In no science, perhaps, is the strait
jacket fitted more closely than in Geography.
The absurdity is carried So far, in some cases,
that the words of the text book are commit.
ted, page by page. rerbdt m ct hteratin', and
lie whose inner nature rebels against the task,
so that he fails to master it, is TO be deprived
of recess, detained sitter school, or have his
intellect quickened by blisters on the hands.
Let tea hers fret thoroughly master the
subject 10 be taught, ard come before their
classes fuIl of the ideas Of the lesson, not
dependent upon books. and let them never
give over till each pupil has grasped these
ideas and made them, hIs GUN, AID also gives
expression to them ia his owR language
Such teaching viii bring forth fruit and call
down blessings upon the teachers head when
tho echo of mere v Orde has died away and
been forgotten. 'R.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-25

In looking oser this FIGURING and Saw Mill
few days since, we came 10 the conclusion
that ii is one Of the permanent institutions of
the st. Croix Valley and creditable to this
city.
Dudley q Co. employ in the several de-
partments of their Mill about forty men, at an
average expense last season oil So per day
each, and other expenses were $50 day. ma
king the sum Of 500 paid out daily, all of
which goes to citizens of this place.
The capacity OF their Mill is about I S 900
lumber, $4,000 shingles, 5000 hath and so
bbls flour daily although they have manufac-
tured only 500 bbls of flour for themselves
this season. owing to the fact that wheat has
been higher in proportion than -four. Their
merchant work has been less than usual for
same reason. but their grist work has been
more than double that of any previous year.
We wish there were more SUCH Mills here.
There is room for them.
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News Items

A house in Hastings owned by Gen.
Adams. was burned last Monday.
= A large Grant Club has been organized
at Madison (; Horace Rublee,. of the State
Journal, President.
= Geo. Francis Train has been arrested in
Ireland for supposed completely with the
FSnians.
- The Legislature has memorialized ConA
gress for grant of land to aid in construct
ing a wagon road from Chippewa Falls to
Ashland, en- Lake Superior.
= An Indian was found frozen 10 death in
Chippewa Co. a few days since.
-"JoE" ELwFLL in the La Crosse Repaid
hiea,l, pleasantly daguerotypes the Reporters
at Madison for daily papers, one of whom he
is which.
"A young man in Pepin having become
intoxicated and committed suicid., from the
use ofliquor sent him from the East, SEYMOUR
grayely says that his fate should be warning
to young men in the West not to drink Eas-
tern whiskey.
Geo. Francis Train has been released
from arrest and he applies for $500.C00 dam
ages.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-25

LATEsr.-A distinguished gentlemen who
has ior the past century been travelling Ou the
continent for his health. recently visited the
Paris Exposition. aud while viewing in won
,ler and admiration, the magnificent ester
prise Of his native land, HANGED TO stroll in
the bakery department of America. The
recOllectious Of has childhood and home at
Snce drew tears TO his eyes, and in imagina-
ton fancying himself "boy again" cried
Justify for bread. Having satiated his appe-
lite, he remarked the wonderful improvement
ON "bard tact" ibeing soldier when WASH
ington crossed the Alps.l which circumstance
reminded the baker " the strawberry on bis
ann. and recognizing long lost brother,
impaired lie secnet--Smith's SaIclatus.
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From the Philadelphia Sunday Times
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Great liberality ON the part Of the pub
fishers. $1,000 to be awarded TO the sub
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culaiion.
We have been favored with advance sheets
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publishers
From our knowledge of the parties engaged
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ing that their undertaking win be success.
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In addition to the attractions of fresh
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OBITUARY.

DrEp. at Pioneer, Pa, Jan. 10th, in the
Goth year of her a.e, EHaA 9. SMALL. only
child of Samuel and Sarah b. Small. Of st.
Paul. formerly of this city.
For several years past. Miss Small has been
afflicted with a spinal disease Which inca
pacitated her for the active employments of
life. The GREATER part of the last three years
she mas spent in the best medical establish
ments in the East. though she spent last SUM
mer with her parents in st. Paul. and was
visiting friends in Pennsylvania al the time
Of her death.
She became hopefully converted when but
thirteen years Of age. and her after life was
beautiful complication of Christi IN charHc-
ter. Her patience and cheertulness Hnder
trials was remarkable, and her amiahle dis
position ever shed its sunny influence Oter all
with whom she came in contact.
Miss Small had fine, discriminating. cul-
tufed mind and s.udious habits. AS wri-
ter. both Of prose and poetry. che possessed
keen poetic insight. vigor and originality OF
thought, and a rare felicity of expression
The afiiction which married her physical
power aud enjoyment, did moi color or en-
bitter her mind. Some of her contributions
to this paper over the signature of "ELSER
LKsoEL." wero wildly copied and became
deservedly popular.
She has left large circle of friends to
mourn her loss but she has passed peacefully
away-the sunset of Earth melting into the
sunrise of Heaven,
"And half we deemed she needed not
The changing of her sphere
To give to Heaven shining one,
Who walked an angel hen"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-25

~ FEANK SrouT, of the Wisconsin LAM
German, saws that GEo. HUNeEKFoRD, (whO
represented the CkTistiaa Adroeate in the last
Editorial COnvention) aud 4 cOngenial friend
recently killed buck which weighed 573
It's. aud whose anilsrs measured feet from
tip 10 tip" lie adds -
The boys propose sending the snileTs to
Lutte i. 1sy l0r. Of the Prescott Journal 10
I.e I,re,cl.icsl to Chas. Dickens when he gives
his reading at Cor befOTe) their reading
dab
Whew That Buck uss quite large, but
his antlers viii probably measure less when
The boys have shed the effects Of different
kind Of "horIIS."
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MARRIAGES.

AT the residence of the bride's mother
ST. Anthony. by the Rev. j. lizbe, II. 81
STOCKING, editor of the Eau Claire Fr,e Press.
to Mss GUssTE s. BRowN, Of st. Anthony.
MINI.
We congratulate you, CAPT, ans hope that
in.dus.time many pairs of little stockings
may be necessary in your family.
At the Parsonage of the NJ. f. Church, in
Diamond Bluff, Dec. -. 1867, by the REV.
Nj. ID. Jellison, Mr.. CLARK +. WILLIAMS. OF
Trimbelle. to Miss LoyINA NJ. KLINE, OF Els.
worth all of this County.
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MAIDEN Rock.-We clip the following from
Maiden Rock correspondence of the Lake
City Leader - t N
Business is very good for the season, and
all seem pleased with themselves and the
world at large. | have been back through
the country lately and notice thousands of
acres of the best land in tho country yet un-
occupied. as good land as any back of Lake
City. Either prairie or timber can be pur-
chased from one to ten miles back. at the low
price of 80 and S. per acre. Homes here
yet for hundreds of families at these prices.
and all this land lies back of Maiden Rock
and viii natura ly seek this point for trade. 50
that the good time is yet coming 1t viii be
mostly settled Rext summer, then look out for
a rise IN real estate.