The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-19
The following extract from q oornmu-

and GLOBE lneuranoe Company. proves
that the loss sustained at the Chicago
Are does not at all aiseot the company;
on the contrary,it it has tended to in
crease general and continued confidence:
''Our estimate OF losses =. 50, soc, 600
perhaps less-is folly confirmed. We
are authorized to draw for amount. In
this office, New York; our daily buai.
9th instant. and an advance of fifty per
cent over last week 3 current rates freely
paid"
Co1oRED MANS AnauMKNr.-..Look
heah, you George Washington Brown.
whar's you gwine?''
''Mr. Pete Lee. I'd hab You to know.
sar, dat I'se gemlnen, ser, and I doean't
allow no niger. sar. to address me in
such a disrespeotum manner"
Hi, yah! G'iong wild yer putin on
airs, niger. You needn't git yer back
up like wet hen about de matter.
doesn't care whar ye is gwine.''
'Well, Pete. Ill tole yer. You see,
dis mornin' I dun glib dat chile of mine.
Sam. fifty cents to buy marketin' for de
fam m'ly. and what does yer think he done
wid dat money!"
II declare to goodness. George.
couldn't tell" m
''As true as I'm livin' nigger, Pete,
instead OF gwine aud buyin' de grub for
de family, he spent dat dar money to
buy ticket for OLE John Robinson's
menagerie and circus. an dar's wbar he
is now. I speot, an was on my way to
find him when yer spoke to me; for if
dat boy Of nine will spend de money to
see de show, I've got to 60 and take
keer OF him, for fear he might git chawed
ap by the varmints."
John Robinson will exhibit in Colum-
bia, Monday, October 80
MAIL ARRANoEa1EnTs.- The Northern
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes 7.15
A. M. Charleston day mail opens 400
P. NJ; closes 600 A. M. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes 6. 90
P. M. Greenville mail opens GAS P.
n. closes 600 A. N. Western mail
opens 500 A. NJ. closes 1.3O p. M. On
Sunday Office open from to 4 p. NJ.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. October 13.:-
Columbia Hosei-H. @. Barton, Virginia;
E. J. Meynard. Chester; J. @. Huger,
Oharleston; W. 81. Evans. A. Tyler, J.
81. Averell, james ,Trumble, 8. Q. r. r.;
James Cantey. Camden; D. n. Garnett,
W. 8. Boyle. W. II. Phelps. New York;
J. I. Shoolbred, Gadsden; j. D. Ellis,
j. Sitten6eld, Philadelphia; G. W.
Parke. and family. h. A. Tyler, CHARLES
ton; n. J. Anderson, Aiken; 81. W.
High, W.. A. & @. r. r.; W. d. Ken
nedy, Augusta; L. n. Tough, Kansas;
w. Diver. Monticello; W. p. Peterson,
Scuffietown; II. w. Dixon, r. P. Weston,
Richland; j. W. Dautzler, Orangeburg;
j. P. Chase. Florenoe; r. s. Mackbee,
Chester; Mrs. W. J. Taylor and three
children. Charles Wells, Philadelphia;
e. r. West. Baltimore; o. D. Nathans,
New York; T. F. Greneker, Nuwberry.
Central Hoeel-J.s q. Miller, p. A. Jen
nings, Oraniteville; w. T. D. Cauear, J.
G.. Brackstron, j. X. Marshall, j. II.
Harden, Chester; A. 8. White, Fort
Mills; VIM. j. Cook. BennettsvilIe; M.
W. Felden, Graham's; w. B. Timmons,
Timmonsville; G.. Y. Patrick. Bamberg;
o. Hewitt, Graham's; w. w. Pember-
tor aud wife, ChaEleston; s. Land,
Cokesbury; J. K. Davis. Monticello; A.
r. Durham. Winnsboro.
Nickrson Houss-J. d. Carpenter,
Asheville; j. n. Sturns. 8. O.; N. G.
Barton. Richmond; G. Kerr, wife and
daughter, Cnnada; J. w. Jones. Va; T.
NJ. Lowry. York; j. Y. Nethers and
wife. city; N. B. Forrest, Memphis; B.
.. Townsend, Society Hill; E. II. Green,
Charlotte; r. A. Foster, Spartanburg;
Il. D. Miller. Ind; J. NJ. Seigler. New
berry.
CoNsIaNERs PER YELLOW AND GREEN
LINES, VIA CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND
AUGUSTA RAILROAD. COLUMBIA. October
Is, 187l.-S. L. Mnilard. Lovelace &
w., A. Y. Lee. J. Caldwell. Green, ".
& Co.. j. T. Solomon, J. G. Hunter, W.
Murdook. J. 8. Hamburg. J. @. Taylor.
G. & W.. W. ]. Tarrart, J. l.. Coleman.
J. L. White, j. A. Ellis. F. A. F.. II. NJ.
Pegg. W. O. Fisher. G. A. Reed, G.
Smith & L., Trowbridge & Co.. J. Agnew
& Son, J: P. g., John Frick. J. F.
Follin, W. A. Carr, 81. W. Froth, Pagan
& Bro, Lorick & L., J. B. L., J. A.
Hendrix & Bro, G. W. Williams & Co.,
E. Killian. j. Gryms. J.. @. Lipscomb,
A. A. Blyth.