The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-18

coAoreo uaEs feSlulng near COlumb mbin,
led very suddenly on Saturday evening
'st Coroner Thompson. on Sunday
forming, held an inquest upon the body,
nd, after post mortem examination by
'rs. Tulley and Smith, the jury returned
verdict OF death from apoplexy.
we had the pleasure, yesterday morn
'g, of examining several works of art
opies of twelve pieces of statuary, by
le celebrated Danish artist, Thorwald-
IN. They are photographs, the lights
nd shades so admirably worked in with
ndia ink, as to be perfect limitations of
as relief. These pictures nre the handi-
ork Of Mr.. Alfred A. Isaacs, of London
AN artist OF merit--who is making
ketohes OF scenery in and around Co.
mbia. These pictures will bear close
@mination. and are far ahead of any
ting Of the kind we have ever had the
pisure of inspecting. Several of these
piores, we are gratified ut being able
to ste. are likely to remain in Colum-
bio, ono of our Aldermen, who hud
alwaAcherished and even now express
cd thNnguine Hope that he would he
enableVp secure them. for the purpose
ea,asD, oa aaI' g the walls of his ''baoholor's
Cruz H. w. Rice, ESQ.,, formerly
OF TINS has formed a copartnership
win " 1. Caughman. ut Lexington
court Colonel Caughman is an
ola and\ known practitioner. Mr..
hlce mas d high reputation here
ior aDihty energy, and We predict
ior mm an Aent position at the Bar.
lew more\As of such weather ms the
past week, aI Ne shall SEQ the fruit
trees IN bloom Apnsummntion most de-
Voutiy mol to " he'd for. Last night,
lHere was reB\ summer storm, with
plentiful spriV'pg Of thunder and
lightning. Va
'"u"ey I1aii istAIn open monstrO-
sltles Deing the can The fat woman is
rouser; the darkas considerable on
the spot; the snake Aformidnble-lo look
ing critter; tho gdh gives evident
signs of intelligence. the parrots and
other birds are very seAe-lookipp.
by the new schednle33Aer tho Green
vile and Columbia Rail Al. which goes
into effect tomorrow, c connection
is made with trains forR South over
the Charlotte. Columbia nd Augusta
Railroad. Va
The "big alligator" is nd 5n exhibi-
lion, i'll the new building onA hin street,
Just below the site of NickerA bis Hotel.
The monster is we'll worth seAe.
Mrs. Middleton. of this Ate, has
made request of Treasurer\pinner,
through Mrs. Dorothea Dix, Nthe re-
turn OF lot of silver plate, Nh from
her by the Union army, during II war,
and deposited for safe-keepingN the
vaults of the Treasury DepnrtmeA
Delano decides that farmers wA,sell
regularly i'll market or other placNare
subject to license, the same as iii
traders.
Still another triumph for the agitaEs.
women. The'kansas Legislature ord,
lied on Tuesday, and elected NAS
Emma Campbell, of Topeka, one of IL
officers of the House of Representative,
BUs1NEss CARDS AND CIncuLARs.
the season is approaching for the annu
travel and distribution of business care
and circulars, our merchants and othe,
will please give attention to the fact th,
our job office is supplied with the best ,
boards, of MI colors, fine commerce.
note and other paper, and the very new
est and most fashionable styles of twp
thus enabling lis to supply all of sue
wants.
WEDDING CARDS AND ENVELOPES. =
lot of wedding cards and envelopes. {
latest styles, has just been received
which will be printed in imitation of el
craving, and at less than one. tenth Il,
cost. Call and see specimens at PHGNI
Office.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Norther
mail is opened for delivery Mt n. m
closed at 8.30a. m. Charleston, opene
at $50 p. m.; closed mt $50 p. n
Greenville, opened at $40 p. NJ; close
at $50 p. M. Western, opened at 9.3
a. M; closed at p. IN. Charleston
(evening,) opened ut q. m.; closed n
4.3O p. m. On Sunday. the post office
open from 9 to 10 a. m.
HorKL ARRIVALS, Sunday and Monday
January 10th and 18th. - Columbia III
teA--Isaac Holmes, W. s. DuBoise W
d. Kennedy, Charleston; Y. J. Pope, J
NJ. Baxter, Newberry: Y. Williams. I
Owens. Laurens; j. +. Holditch, Miss.
II: B. Fant,A. McBee, III. Beattie, Green
vile; q. NJ. Butt. City; G. NJ. Dowry, J
lady, J. s. Schoolbred and wife, F. F
Gist, s. c.; A. A. Isaacs, N. US. Sam