The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-01

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corn planters Of the receipt of choice
variety OF corn, which has been tested
foy Hfny years bya 1kactiSal asfmer.
Heyssve manylso'aber aRi0lss nsos'ssty
sRi$ht Reverend 5Bishgp ?. N. Lynch
administered the right ofconArmstiou to
some Rfty or more children at st. Peters,
on Sunday. of which number thirty-two
were young girls. The church vas filled,
many being unable to obtain seats to
witness this interesting procedure.
Tie resignation OF J. Q. H. Sanders,
as Trial Justice Of Beaufort, has been
accepted.
Two meetings OF committee, to
whom was referred the Act making ap.
preparation to pay the rewards for claims
arising on account of the arrest of Ku
Klux, have been held, for the purpose of
considering the Act. The reference, the
Eoening Rerah! is informed. was made to
this committee in On informal way for
opinion. The last meeting was on Sa.
turday. 1t is stated, the committee con-
sists OF Messrs. D. II. Oham berIain, Y.
j. Pope, G. D. Melton and r. B. Elliott.
The weather was delightful, yesterday,
and was duly appreciated by the ladies;
the streets were thronged.
Professor LyBrend has just received
two splendid pianos from the North,
ordered by parties in. this city. which
will be on! exhibition at his music store
on Main street. above Taylor, for few
days-one of them grand square, from
the establishment of Knabe Sc Co., OF
Baltimore, q magnificent instrument;
the other, scarcely less to be admired for
tone and finish, is from the well-known
mandatory Of Hazelton;1 OF New York.
Mr. LyBrand also keeps constantly on
hand q. full supply OF the various manu-.
factures OF parlor organs aud pianos.
as well as other musical instruments
and music.
Chris. Haynesworth opens up at the
Wheeler House, this morning. This is
no April fool, but e shaving notice.
The Wheeler g. Wilson sewing ma
chine rooms. in the Columbia Hotel
building. lave been fitted up and fur
nished with improved sewing machines
and everything pc rtainiDg to them. The
Wheeler & Wilson have received innume-
rable premiums, and are rated AL as to
workmanship. Ladies will be instructed
at their residences, If desired.
We have been requested to state that
at the Pollock House, to-day, between
the hours of IL A. NJ. and P. H.. will
be served up for visitors delicacy-the
very first of the season. AS it has been
especially gotten up for the benefit of
the customers and friends of this popu-
lar establishment, full attendance is
expected.
During the terrible gale of Saturday,
two houses caught FIRE. but, fortunately,
the flames were extinguished before any
serious damage was done.
Yesterday afternoon, while three CO.
lored lady friends of Treasurer Cardozo
and wife we're driving through Upper
street, in carriage, the horses ran off,
and threw out the occupants. Two of
the parties were severely cut in the face,
but the other got off with slight bruises
although she was sent crushing through
paling fence. It was miraculous pre-
servation from death. The carriage was
smashed.
A FIRE in an Easterly direction from
the city attracted considerable attention
last night.
The quarterly parade OF the Palmetto
Fire Company has been postponed.
Hon. j. j. Hickman, the celebrated
temperance lecturer, passed through Co.
lumbia, yesterday, e.l route to Charleston,
where he will address the citizens of
that place to night. He Will endeavor
to make arrangements to deliver his pro-
missed lecture before the Columbia public
on Thursday night; but itis not positive.
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