The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-10
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CITY MATTERS. for the
PnRNIx.
CASH will be the rule at the PHOENIX
office hereafter. IS
We had sunshine, rain and cold. yes
terday.,
j. W.. Denny. Esq ex. State Printer.
is in the city.
A first class lunch is act out ut Me-.
John G. Seegers' saloon daily, at the
usual hours; in fact. it is a small sized
'dinner, and perfect feust to some Gus
,tomers.
rhs Rock Hill Lantern is hereafter to
be an agricultural aud social paper. and
will be published under the name of the
Grange.
The South Carolina Annual Confer
ence OF the NJ. E. Church, North, CO.
Ilored,) will convene in this city, Thurs
day, January Is. Bishop Haven is ex-
ipeoted to preside.
O.ing to the great demand for seats
for the performance of the Oates troupe,
on Monday next, all parties who have
tenysgsd seats and not yet paid for them
are requested to do 80 at once, or the
same will be sold to the first applicant.
The Governor has pardoned James
Loring. sentenced to ten years impri-
sonment for murder; John Brown. sen-
,tenced to two years imprisonment ior
murder; Wm. Allen, sentenced for two
years imprisonment for grand larceuy.
The second number Of Peters La
Creme de Ia Creme "a collection OF music
for advanced playere) is before ns. II
contains twenty-three pages OF music
worth SO 25 in sheet formal the low
price of 50 cents. The yearly snbscrip.
tion is 81 1t is published by j. L. Pc
ters, 500 Broadway, New York.
Messrs. Hoffman & Albrecht are in
receipt OF German pichiei suap beauF,
German saur kraus, dried butter beans.
Havana and Florida oranges, fine as
sorsment OF Northern apples and pota-
toes. fresh spinach, carrots, turnips.
horsh radish roots, cabbage, Whining
ton oysters. smoked fish roe, &c.
Our exchanges come to Us containing
timely and we'll considered views in
favor Of immigration. The oranges
have taken the matter in hnnd, and
have appointed committees to receive
and transmit orders and conduct cor
respondence. On Tuesday, of this
week, Major Whitner, Chairman Of the
Committee on Immigration OF Ander-
son Grange No. II, forwarded to Mai.
Melcbers. of Charleston. An order for
twelve or fifteen immigrants. There
can be no question Of the policy. Every
care should be taken to make it success
ful, by indicious and satisfactory ar
rangements for the new comers.
DEATH OF a DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN. =
Dr.. John a. p. Scott, one Of the old
planters of st. Helena Parish. died in
this city, yesterday morning, ut the re-.
sidencc Of his son,in-law, Joseph Daniel
Pope. Esq, ut the advanced age oi
eighty years. DR.. Scott WAS the Oldest
living graduate Of the South Carolina
ColIige. He was. ut the time of hie
.deuth. probably the Oldest member OF
thu medical profession in the State
About fifty Years ago. he was for some
years member OF the South Carolina
J Legislature, and had been also promi.
nent as NJ ,son. of which order ho was
azsalous member up to the time of his
, death. At his request, he will be buried
) to-day. with Masonic rites. The body
will be temporarily inferred at Trinity
, Church, but will be subsequently re-
moved TO the cemetery of the EpiscoI q
Church Of ST. Helena, of which churct
S he was, up to the disasters of the war, 6
, commitment. and for mauy years
vestryman.
PHHNIXIANA-A Daniel come to jud,
!. mont-Sckles.
/. Ii anybody VANS to test the cfIlcac,