The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-29

ou. we Dtume tne young mOoH
which came in on Saturday morning
for this disagreeable weather We
hope she will not keep it up over the
first quarter.
The BAILEY 's.-This troupe gave
their first performance last night, in
Gibbes' Hall. The enter ltainment is
varied in its character, and afforded
infinite amusement to the audience.
There will be an entire change i'll the
programme tonight. Laugh and
grow fat" is the general order. and
fifty cents worth-heaping measure
can readily be obtained by visit to
Gibbes'.
The PANORAMA OF COLUMBIA
notice in another column, from
Messrs. Leo & Richard, informs the
public that their panorama of the
city of Columbia 1860 to 1865
will be ready for exhibition about
the 18th of November. The scenes
portrayed were all taken on the spot,
and are accurately given. We will
await the public exhibition, before
giving any further particulars of this
work Of art.
ST.. MAUR.--On account of the
damp weather, this Southern vcntrilo-
quist and magician did not make his
appearance last night, at Janney's
Hall. His entertainments are, to a
very great extent, it is said, visited
by the fair sex, and if to-day should
prove clear, the Columbia ladies will
have on opportunity of witnessing
his performances. Should the bad
weather continue, due notice will be
given by hand-bills when st. N1aur
will exhibit.
SOLUTION TO GEOGRAPHICAL ENG
AIA.-Little Ella g., of Columbia, S.
c., furnishes the following solution
to the enigma, published in Fridays
Phenic-it is nearly correct:
II was awakened one morning by q
city in China, Shanghai which was
perched on fence near my window.
From an adjoining room I heard a
division of Great Britain, isle of
Man, Wales. and I called IL
river of South America, (Rio Negro,
to make fire, as L felt division Of
South America, (Chili.) On going
down stairs, found one of the lakes
of North America Great Slave Lake,
had spilled q division of Europe
(Greece) or my highly priced city of
Belgium, (Brussels,) while putting
on the table my breakfast, consist
ing of division of Asia, (Turkey,)
seasoned with a city of South Ame-
rica, (Cayenne; also, II cape of Mas
sachusetts, (Cape Cod, an island of
Oceanica, (Sandwich,) city of
France, (Champagne,) stopped with
city of Ireland, Cork and bas-
ket containing river of Africa
(Orange) and other fruits. I paid q
division of Africa (Guinea) for my
breakfast, and then asked one of the
islands of Oceanica Caroline) for
some sugar to feed IN island of
Africa Canary that was hanging in
my chamber.
THE PoEr's MEMoRY-A COOP
SUGGEsrIoN.-The Columbia contri-
buting editor of the Yorkville En-
quirer, in noticing the fattering tri-
butes paid to the memory of Henry
Timrod, writes the following para
graphs:
"Thcse honors are we'll put and
timely, because merited and just.
They do honor to the hearts and
minds from which they have sprung
so gushingly. Those hundreds of
friends and admirers of Henry Tim
rod are entitled to know that sub
stantial expression of their admira-
tion would not be out of place
would not be spurned by those whom
the poets untimely death has left
unprovided for.
Expensive monuments are often
given to express admiration of the
gifted. Equally merited, equally in
taste, far more sensible, is that recog-
milton which gives substantial aid to