The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-30
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OrEx MATrn'sa. the price OF sinkssseea
copies Of the PHOENIX is flve cents. n =
Secure tickets In She sonth Osloiins
Land and Immigration Association, D.
Gsmh.ill. Esq. 1. the egest in Ccluua.
bia. There are number Of valuable
prizes. SHe'
Acomplete outfit. with the exception
OF press. for country paper 10 offered
for sale at very low rate. Particulars
can be obtained at PHGNn oface..
The PHOENIX Office is supplied with all
necessary materialfor as handsome cards.
bill heads. posters, pamphlets. hand-bills.
circulars. and other printing that may ba
desired. as any Office in the South. {, Give
us call and test our work. Ia 81
The attention of taxpayers Is called
70 ine advertisement OF County Trea-
suref Baldwin. Avoid the pressure OF
the last few days by calling earlyssnd
s'tsensening up. - 'trH "t S:l
Judge Rutland has postponed tue sale
OF the Spartanburg and Union Railroad
from the frat Monday in January. to tho
first Monday in February; consequently
the extra train from Alston to Union.
advertised for Monday, will not be run.
Special attention is called to the notice
of the Wilmington, Columbia aud Lu.
gusta Railroad, published iu another CO.
lumn. A new route to the North is now
open, the trains leaving at 63O F., ii.
We arc authorized to state thntf the
reports relative to the reservation of
prizes in the drawing OF the South Ca
rolina Land and Immigration Society,
on the 9th proximo. are without founda-
ton. The drawing will positively come
OF at the time specified, and all the
prizes will be awarded. To-day is the
last chance for tickets. as returns are to
be made by the agents to the Charleston
Office early next week. Messrs. D. Gam
brill d Co. are the agents in Columbia.
We are informed that over TOO tickets
were sold by that firm yesterday.
At the regular meeting, on Thursday
evening last, of Columbia Division, 10.
6, Sons of Temperance, the following
officers were elected to serve the ensuing
term: j. w. Smith, w. P; G. A. Dar-
ling. W. A.; John McCulloch, II. s.; G.
A. Darling. A r. s.; J. b. Wells, F. S.:
d. L. Boozer, T.; Rev. M. Brown, Chap
lain; F. P. Beard, G.; @. D. Stanley, A.
O.; L. 81. Trevett, I. s.; s. 8. Bunoh,
O.S.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes z. Is
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
2. NJ; closes 600 A. Nj. Charleston
night mail opens $50 a. NJ; closes 6. 90
+. NJ. Greenville mail opens Gas P,
H.; closes 600 A. NJ. Western mail
opens 800 A. NJ: closes 1.3O p. NJ. On
Sunday office open from 8 to pm.
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR TIE FINE Arts.
All who purchased at the auction sale
yesterday must be we'll satisfied with
their bargains. The balance of tho COL
lection, together with an assortment OF
hne English steel engravings, after
Landseer, AnsdelI, Taylor and others, to
arrive Monday morning, will be offered
at auction sale on Tuesday morning
next. January 2, at 10 o'clock. On exhi.
bition Monday next.
The second performance by the Wat
kins troupe, last night, was witnessed by
highly appreciative and gratified au-
dience. 'Molly Bawn"-a transforma.
ton OF the Mothers Prayor"-was
very prettily rendered. Mr.. and Mrs.
Watkins are thorough artisses. and are
very well sustained. Mr. Lewis songs
and dances we're received with rounds of
applause. The musical glasses, as ma
nipulated by Mr. and Miss Kenney, fur
nished capital music. Our citizens are
assured that this entertainment ia we'll
worthy their patronage. To-night-the
last-the Daughter of the Regiment"
will be performed.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. December 29.--
Nic&erson Ho.se-C. Braden, u. s. A.:
w. W. McElwee, York; 81. n. Smith,
w. r. Kline. 8. O.; O. T. Moore, Ga;
J: ID. Bankhead, Miss. Mrs. Spear, two
children, j. B. Benson, Ga VIM John
ston. Charlotte; N. W. Woodfin, ".
Johnston, r. B. Johnston. II. D. John
ston, Asheville; j. L. Young. Miss F. A.
RAIDER. G. G. Coulter, II. j. Cyle. s. c.;
l.. J. Jones. Newberry; J. N. MoNamee,
>. e.; W. 81. Winbrenner, Winnsboro;
A. +: Hornesby, Shelby; T. MI. Nevin
and daughter. N. Y; Judge Orr, Ander-
son; J. q. Calhoun, ARK. j. j. Oarpsn-
ter. N. O.
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To-day is the last chance for tickets In
the South Carolina Land and Immigra-
ton Society.