The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-20

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HIx's PORTRAIT OF KERsHAw. The
Richmond Enquirer thus speaks of the
work of our talented artist fellow.citi-
zen:
Among the portraits of celebrities
that ornament the walls Of AIessrs.
Tyler Co., that Of General Joseph
b. kershaw. of South Caroline; has
attracted much attention. A favorite
III Virginia, Gen. Korsha~ %oald nsta.
rally have many admirers of any
counterfeit presentment" of his we'll.
known features. bnt the one in uues.
ton has the additional merit of extra.
ordinary fidelity md naturalness OF
expression, careful drawing in drap4rv
and generally good tone. The eyes are
particularly fine and life.like. Objec.
tior. hns been made to a certain stiff
ness In the attitude, but those who
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clare that this Is characteristic. The
details of the background have not
been fully worked up-the artist, Mr..
| w. Z. Hl1, of Columbia, reserving the
hnishlng touches until he reaches this
city, which he will shortly do, en- route
to the Western part OF the State.
where he has orders for large num-
Der Of portraits. Although q new
conner comparatively in the field of art,
Mr. Hix gives promise of success
which must crafty in high degree
his friends and patrons We will add,
that personally Mr.. Hix is one of the
most genial and agreeable of men,"
HOTEL ARRIVALS, June 10, 1874
Wheeler House-B Myers. New York;
8 MoIlvain. Philadelphia; A @ Kauf-
mau, Charleston; NJ w Perry, Louis
vile; B B McCreary. Charles Caivo,
oity; Maj J Nj Morgan, Richland; G
81 Phifer. N G; D r Phifer, II @
Mosee. Newberry.
Hendrix House-M A Bland, Rowe's
Pump; R R Carnick, Winnsboro; T W
Murph, Orangeburg; w r Williams,
Allendule; DR. j K Kneice. Lexington;
P L Black. RidgewAy; B Holmes. N Q;
P d Hyler, T " Dreher, Va; w O
Gotsly, GA; P w Tabb. Md; 4 ) IS
Thomas, Greenviile.
Columbia Hotel-Jonah II White, @
G Dyott. N Y; 8 G Gilbert, J E Ha-
good, w II Evans, E g White,
Charleston; G ] Andell. W E Fripp,
Johns Island; DR. Thomas Legare.
Orangeburg; j G NJ Gordon. Md; II B
Kasey, GA; 7 s Olarkson, N 9; JIM
Seigler, G e. c r r.