The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-01
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% OR citizensitiat Miss Mccullocb, the
kiftsa songatrcss. whose place 81 birth
aassour owneapital city,is on her way
to Columbia, with II full opera troupe,
ander the management Of Briguoli, and
expects TO give several exhibitions here
during the present month The troupe
has recently returned from tour OF tho
principal cities in California, where they
met with uubounded success. The
papers are lound in their praise Of the
company i'll general and Of tho prima
donna, Miss McCnlloch. in particular.
In Il few days we shall he able to specify
the date Of the proposed musical feast.
| CHrMns. .-The proceedings vi tic an
nual convention OF the South Carolina
Agricultural and Mechanical Society,
hell i'll November last. has been printed
in pamphlet form Ivy Messrs. Waller,
Evans & Cogswell, of Charleston.
Several spoons and forks, stolen sryc-
raj weeks ago, wcro returned, with an
anonymous letter, f. Chief Radcliffe, a
N"' VIZ '"' "S'. /Iuc Wiitcr STATES tEat
he purchased the article. from colorcd
man, and, seeing the notice in the Pun:-
SIx relative to thS<cbbery. the marks
corresponding he concluded to return
the valuables.
t We nre requested by Mr.. jacob Levin
to state, for the information of rurchas-
ers, that the elegant chamber set of fur
niture will tc offered for sale precisely
at half-past ~ o'clock this morning.
! Under the influence of the recent and
continued spring like weather, the plum
trees in the vicinity of the city are put
ting forth in blossom, and peach and
other fruit trees indicate premature bnd-
ding. We fear this is an i'll omen Tor :he
success ii tie frmt crop. Yesterday
afternoon, for about an hour, tho thun-
der roared, the lightning flashed. the
wind stirred up things, and the rain
came down pretty :!cavy leading 70 tho
snpposition that II cold snap would
follow
Tho ei, ,ct;ou Eur Judge. to I'LL the Va
cancy i'll the Supreme bench, co,ues off
this morning. The prominent candi-
dates are Whipper and Wright. both
colored. Ex-Governor Orr will, doubt
less, be voted for, Notwithstanding it is
understood that he declined the romina-
tion some time ago.
The bill to enforce the provisions OF
the civil rights bill passed tho House,
with but little debate, on Saturday.
Sambo means to prop himself on tho
topmost rail.
The Tremaine Brothers aud Mr.. Picl son
(who arc very highly spoken of in differ
ent cities where they have performed, J
will give several exhibitions in Janney's
Hall. commencing Thursday evening.
They will be assisted by Mr. LvBran,l
and his complete orchestra.
HOTEL Arrivals, January 3l-Nic&er-
som I{oaSe.-John S. Green, Coinmbia
O. Setgraves, Rock Hill: w. T. Ed
mcnds, Ridgway; II. G. Werner. y. W.
Horick, J. L.. Deaton, North Carolina;
L. II. Buck. Bucksville; r. Il. Carlisle,
Arkansas; W. r. Robertson, G. Il. Cos
ter, L. n. Lawrence, New York; W..
OoAhouu CuuTltS IIuT-
kens, United States Army; Harrison G..
vancott. San Francisco; Amos D.
Stevens, S. c.; W. Joel Smith, Master
Allen Smith, Abbeville; r. A. Carlisle,
Miss Carlisle. B. F. Arthur, Union; j. F.
Boyke". J. u. Mazyck, Newberry; A. p.
Aldrich, Barnwell; j. Nj. Frierson, Mas
ter Frierson, Sumter; A. NJ. Wagner, r.
D. Detriville, Henry Trescott. Charles
ton; w. G. Cannon, Spartanburg; John
NJ. Anderson Hodges; Mrs. II. X.
Stevens, Pendleton; John B. Marshall,
Greenville; Samuel NJ. Orr, Anderson
Jabez Norton, Chester; NJ. B. Hammond.
s. G.
National Hotel-J. H. Vance. Abbeville;
81: Tompkins, Mrs. s. E. Tompkins,
Miss Lena Tompkins, Miss b. iShackel-
ford, Walhalla; J. +. Smith, !, Spartan
burg; P. Babcock, Grcenville; FIem-
ing, Charleston; ". r. Law, E. J. Oar
gan. Darlington; G. L. Williamson. j.
d. Chandler, Sumter; Miss J.. v.
McNulty. c. McNulty. Georgetown; w.
A. Burroughs, Conwayboro; j. A. Bar