The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-21
Eoo al ITEM 81.

PHRNIx1ANA.--The price of single
copies of the PHGN1x is Eve cents.
We issue supplement with our dnily
OF this morning, to which the attention
OF readers is invited.
The dwelling of Col. John English, in
the outskirts Of Columbia, was entered
on Thursday night, and robbed Of a
large amount in bonds, stocks, etc. A
tin box in the room of Mrs. English was
deliberately carried into an adjoining
room aud overhan!cd; the old lady's
dress was also searched and her pocket
book abstracted. Col. English adver-
tiscs the lost papers in this mornings
PnGNIX.
The PHOENIX Office is supplied with all
necessary material for as handsome cards,
bill heads. posters. pamphlets. hand-bills,
circulars, and other printing that may be
desired, as any Office III the South. Give
us call and test our work.
Two full moons and five Sabbaths in
this mouth.
The Gulary, for November, centains
mnuy interesting articles. General J.
D. Imbodcn contributes some atrilStng
"reminiscences Of Generals Lee and
''Stonewall" Jackson; Carl Benson dis
sects popular falacies;" Anthony Troll
loppo continues 'Eustace Diamonds;"
aud Miss Edwards continues "Ought we
TO Visit Her?" Miss Seemuller sings of
tho spirit OF Barbarossa appearing in
Bismarck. The miscellany of all kinds
is as entertaining rs usual. Sheldon &
Co., New York, ut 81 per annum.
Mr.. Stork has opened the Congaree
Restaurant, on Main street, few doors
below Washington street His friends
arc invited 10 attend the opening to-day.
Merchants and other business men
who intend having cards, circulars, bill
heads, posters or other work printed, in
contemplation of tho Fair, should send
in their orders ut once, and not wait
until the last moment, when press of
work may prevent tl.oir being iilled sat-
isfuctorily.
A man, named Thos. Hughes, from
Boozer, yesterday morning. by Deputy
Marshal Butts. charged with conspiracy
and murder, under the Ku Klux Acts.
He was committed for examination.
Mr.. Duhme, proprietor of the Cottage
House. will inaugurate restaurant. to-
day, by free lunch, to which his friends
are invited.
A genuine green turtle will be souped.
TO- day. at IL O'Clock, at the Pollock
House. Be on hand promptly.
Finding it essentially necossary-owing
to increase Of busness-to extend his
field Of operations. Mr.. J. F. Eisenmann
has removed to the new store just erect
ed, on Main street. q few doors below his
old l. cation. With fine stock OF goods,
great skill in measurement and outing,
and experienced makers-up. sat" is
warranted.
The thermometer at the Pollock
House. yesterday. varied somewhat, as
the following record shows: A. NJ, ST;
IL M., 65; 2 P. NJ, 70; z P. NJ, SO.
Lieut. Gov. Ransier. President Of the
Southern States Colored Convention,
oomplimented us with on invitation to
be present at banquet, last night. but
business engagements prevented our at
tendance.
The ROUTE OF OLD JOHN RoB1NsoN's
MAMMOTH THREE TENT Snow THROUGH
TIRE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND PART
OF GEORGIA. exhibit at Chester,
Friduy. October 81; Winnsboro. Satur-
day. 2S; Columbia. Monday. 80; Angus
ta. Ga. Tuesday. 81. and Wednesday
aud Thursday. November l and Q;
Thompson, Friday, 3; Warrenton, Sa.
turday. 4. The price of admission will
be seventy five cents for adults and fifty
cents for children under ten years of
age. 9
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