The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-20
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"A large ana varied lot OF cardS, 6ulta-
bic for weddings. invitations, visiting
and business purposes, have just been re-
ceived Mt this Office, which, owing to the
dull season. will be printed ut low rates.
Cnpt. q. E. Chichester has returned,
and resumed his studies ut tho Theologi-
cal Seminary. He has been on an ex-
tensivc tour of the North during his vaca-
ton.
The Charleston Republicun, after sus-
pension Of two days, owing to mortgage.
rial difficulties, has resumed publications.
Z. V. Smalley. Esq, travelling cores
pondent of the New York Tribune, paid
US visit, yesterday.
Tho Governor has commuted the SEN
tcnce of Simon Black, of Lexington
County, from hanging to imprisonment
in the State penitentiury for life Black
was to have been hung to-day. He was
one of the murdercrs of Mr.. Harmon, OF
Lexington County.
Messrs. L.. @. SILVER & Co. have issued
their pronuncinmento as to the fall aud
winter campaign. Their facilities are
unexcclled, and as the business is looked
after by experienced individuals, the
firm has acquired an extensive reputa-
ton.
We have received copy of docu-
ment in opposition to MIR. Greeley, pre-
pared by r. r. Barrow, of Jerrebome,
and frankcd by Congressman L. A.
Sheldon.
1t is currently reported that Treasurer
Parker has changed his base"-rc-
moved furniture, ETC., to moro North
ern cline.
We had an insta]lment of the equi-
noctial, yesterday-more wind than was
actually pleasant.
Blair Anderson, of Georgetown Coun-
iy, has been commissioned as druggist,
pharmnceutist and apothecary, by the
University Medical Board.
The boiling County Convention meets
to- day ut the Court House, at 10 o'clock.
We learn that the fuel for the running
OF tho machinery ut the Water Works is
obtained by the destruction of fencing,
posts, &c. How is it with the city trea-
sury? Is it unable to meet its expenees
for wood?
The music by the 18th Regiment
Band will be resumed this afternoon.
The following is the programmes:
Remembrance on Paris March
Piepke.
Cavatina Lucretia Borgia-Donizetti
| Narossus Waltzes-Wade.
Florce Quadrille-Strauss.
Trapp. Trapp, Galop-Faust.
In the order issued by Judge Mackey,
in the case of Fl. G. Worthingtou and
the Union and Spartanburg Railroad,
All extension of sixty days was granted;
and receivers in the meantime were ap-
pointed -Messrs. T. B. Jeter and James
NJ. Baxter-to receive and disburse all
funds Of the road. The order was, the
next day, revoked. on the petition OF the
counsel of both parties, with the view to
q compromise. Mr.. Worthington having
failed to comply with the terms, an ap-
| PIlChClOu WhS JulAOo ny LILO COuu6tl Ol
bond-holders. and in the interim an
order has been issued by Judge Mont
gomery Moses to restrain parties from
misapproprinting funds.
Miss KELLodG ADRoAD.-We have
taken some pains to find out how Ame-
rica's prima donna, the talented South
Carolina songstress, succeeded in London
during her recent operatic engagement.
She Ind there as rivals Patti. Nilsson,
Alboni, Sessi, Miramon. Pareps and
other singers-the best now on the
stage. The Pail Mall Gazette, Of May
II. snys:
"The promised return of Mile. Kel-
logg to Her Majesty's opera took place
on Saturday. The clover and charming
vocalist was welcomed with enthusiasm,
and she more than justified the applause
bestowed upon her. Linda was one of
Miss Kellogg's best parts when she first
appeared in London some three or four
years ago. Since then the voice has
gained in power and the vocalist in style;
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