The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-27

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Brignoli, since his marriage with Mis-,
Mccullough, the well-known vocalist.
hos determined to remain in this country
and become an American, and, to that
end, has adopted the whole of tie
United States. and remains firm in the
belief that he shall leave his mantle.
when he retircs from the stage, upon
which he has achieved so many triumphs,
to little tenor worthy to follow in his
footsteps.
Hon. J. j. ChappelI, of Lowndcs
County, Alabama, is the Oldest ex-mem
bcr of Congress now living. He served
from the Third South Carolina) District
from 1872 to 1915. He is now over
ninety yea of agc, i'll excollcnt health.
retains his mental faculties in high de-
gree, and takes lively interest in na-
tional affairs.
Tho moon was billed for an appearance
in Columbia last evening, but the in
clemency Of the weather prevented, and
pedestrians enjoyed (?) walks in dark
streets there were no gas-iights &c.
illumne their way.
HOTEL ARRIVALS January 26.-NicS.
e'Som Housc-J. NJ. Selkirk, c., @. & A.
II. H.; L. e. Dickson, Clarendon; Lieut..
Biggin, Manning; Il. Whitaker, Cam
den; l.. B. Johnson, B. w. Bell, Wal
hnlla; l.. .. Herndon, Mrs. Dawkins.
Miss NJ a. Mcclure, Union; Mrs. Wan
namaker, child and servant, Miss Wan
namaker, Orangeburg; II. Jones, Co.;
S. j. Mckirman and wife, Patterson; j.
Hill; i. u. Bush, Greenwood; J. Mac
Kay, Abbevillc; =. H. Wnra, Augusta;
j. l.. Marsh, H. G.. Brinlcy, New York;
J. H. Gay, Chester; Mr.. Ramsay. s. c.;
l.. Il. Wallace, Memphis: S. G. Mnbrcy;
G. y. Darling, Edgcfield; Col Anderson.
Grccnvle; J. II. Nelson, wife, two chit.
drcn and servant, Barnwcll; G. G.
Foord, n. G.
Columbiu Ilotel-W. J. Crosswell Rev.
W. Ii. Lcvell s. c.; S. c. Gilbert, J. L.
Slrohecker, W. ID. Kennedy, Charles
ton; Mrs. Hill, j. N. Hill, Il. d. Lee,
Ga. u. W. Davidson, city; Il. G. Coke.
W. T.. Earle. Grcenvlle; j. j. King, j.
w. Bulbridge, Walterboro; J. II. Hall.
II. ID. Wilson, Doko; =. L. Lansing.
Baltimore; l.. lsheimsbrom, Pa; P. A
Wexford, VA. w. Murdoch, Salisbury.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS
L. NJ. Pollock-Canary Birds.
George Huggins-Removal.
+. Z. Salas-Auction Sale.
l.. W. Seibels 4 Co.-Ridge Land.
at the Dollar Store
l.. Hope-Diamond Hams
A. Smythe-Take Notice.
You can obtain the best or Cigars, Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, Plpcs etc, ut tho eisr
of tho Indian Girl, Columbia Hotel Row. jill
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Ic C0HflnCCu OI LHC merits OF d most VAIL
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BIrTEEs. Jan 22t3
If you havea discharge from the nose, oT
fensivo or nt therwise, stopping up OF the nose.
at times giving nasal twang to voice, partia!
loss Of tho sense OF smell. taste or hearing,
feel dull and stupid, have pain or pressure III
the head, take cold easily. you may rest as.
sured that you have Catarrh. Thousands an
nually, without manifesting half Of the above
symptoms terminate in Consun ption, or In
NJ. D., of Buffalo, N. Y, is the proprietor O.
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy-a perfect specific