The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-12

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COLUMBIA, s. c., April IL, 1866.
To the Edito''s Of the Daily Phenir.
SIRs: Under the head Of sslocal items"
of this date, was a paragraph relative to
outrages committed Ly United States
troops, and the perpetrators, two ser
geants,, one Of which Gan orderly was,
upon the representation OF the Mayor of
IN the presence Of the squadron. have
the honor to state, in reply, that the above
statement is false, in every respect, and
any gentleman, in giving such statements,
would act more on the principle Of man.
hood were they to give the name or corps
believing that am one Of the individuals
referred to, allow me, through your agen-
ccy, to refute the charge. lst Sergt. BIZ
low and myself were reduced to the ranks
last evening, but it was upon our own re-
guest, and not through the influence Of the
y
ent servant, A. GU1TON,
Company H, 9Th U. 8. Cavalry.
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source as to entitle it to credit. We are
always willing. whenever false impress
sion is created, to publish correction from
the parties mplicated.-LocAL.]
The concert Of Mrs. Murray and the
MQa4ra
hall was full, and the audience well pleased.
The piano solos Of Mr.. J. H. Denek were
tastefully and brilliantly executed, espe-
cially the beautiful ''Fantasie from Govia."
which. at the call Of the audience, was fol-
lowed by variations on q popular air.
or Mrs. Murray, our favorite during
war times" we need only say that she was
herself. Her pieces were rendered with
that exquisite feeling and richness 80 ne.
culiariy her own. Her ssErnani, rescue
me" was decidedly the gem Of the evening,
as shown by the prolonged plaudits Of the
audience, who insisted on her return to the
stage. The Spanish waltz, III Bsccio,"
was also beautifully executed
Mr.. Joseph Denck's performances on the
"SAS pASoo@AS. AAtAOUS0 IL Ii pOt
capable Of giving expression to the works
OF the great masters, his skill in handling
an instrument so little known IN this coun-
try is deserving Of much commendation.
Altogether, the concert was a great treat,
and We are glad to hear that it is to be re-
peated, by request, this evening. We
prophesy the same (if not better) success
for the fair cantatrice and the gentlemen
performers, and the same feeling of salts
faction on the part Of those who may be
fortunate enough to attend. We are pleased
to state that Messrs. H. D. Corbett and D.
B. Clayton will assist at the entertainment.
Their abilities as musicians and vocalists
are well known.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call.
ed to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the fret
time:
Vocal and instrumental Concert.
+. f. Jackson-Drugs, Medicines, &c.
A. Z. Da-:s-Smoking Tobacco.
"A: T. Phillips-Fucniture,P Piano, &c.
w. 4 e. Shiver-Horses. Wagons. &c
Andrew Crawford-Flour, Bacon, &c.
Edward Is. Calhoun-Adm'r rs Notice.
Abbeville- Gen. Johnston.
Sanders Hotel, Unionville.
Extra Meeting of Acacia Lodge.
ID. B. DeSaussnre- e-Commissioner's Sale.