The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-23
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$500. 600. In addition to the artillery
and cavalry equipments and general
military stores, the museum is totally
dHsffoyed This; nontainedn MANY war
trophies, models and firm arms Of ali
nations: together with spaoimens al, uni.
1orms-forming valuable collection.
During! the fire. there we5s fppapE e1pla,
s1ons from shell and loaded mnskets, bnt
nobody WSs,theBehA ipiRged,
Frooabllitles-lt is probable stormy
MGssesf Msseai ~ ws.ss a Ssasy from
ef!y Winds eplt Lsk6a MiohiRd1 ana Hh
pofior. Threatening weather. with rain.
is also probable for the Gulf coast. Par.
italy CLOUDY aud clear Weather lIryoffh
and East OF North Carolina.
4aBENBRIRR WHITB SUnRHUR SPRINag
WEST VIRGINIA, July. 22.-There was q
white arost here this, morning. and
sbawls and overcoats were. in demand.
bosToN. July 22.AThss bark Commo.
dore Dupont, from Sayannah, for Mon.
tevideo, has arrived She reports heavy
weather, sprung o, leak, a.L The cre.v
being sick with fever and ague, put into
this port to recruit: ,l.ti,4 s r-te..
ST.. LOUIS, July "a! -The hearing in
the case of Miller: against Bradssreet's
Oom mercss! Agency sSpntinues,. Miller
introduced further testimony as to his
soivency. and stated that the report pub
lished in the Jliy humber OF tho agency' 3
report had Injured his standing; H.
Eames testified that he had been sent for
6y Mr. Shepard, Superintendent of the
agency, and told BY, him lie i{Eames)
could have good ratihg: IT, lie would pay
for hunting up the evidences; ;of his ore
dit. and this would coat from $2B to $500.
Eiames refused the offer. Shepard was
len placed on tho stand, and Hatlyaa CON
tradioted tho; statement of Eam es, and
aaid .Eames offered him money for q
favorable rating, that he {witness) told
him he ought TO be kicked out Of the
|ofdae for mixing such nm offer. He
never received presenta. and money con
aiderationsi had no influence with him.
King, wh1he testimony wns repbrted YES.
teTday, bad been discharged for makinE
INCORRECT reports, falsifying the index
and general disobedieBce of orders.
King bad th2sStsnsa iHiure the firm,
|hnd, hsshnlted the Witness with brass
knuokles. The rating ~ Miller, WAS
based on. anfOrmRtion, received from men
who are regarded we'll ,versed in trade
and business, anl who stated 'thut Mil!
ler's assets and liabilities. were SO nearly
equal es to j jusify witness in rating him
to be.trusted With caution, The easa:ex-
cites much interest. oiri u S.5:tiS ::.tiisl:; IA
ToRpNTo. July % Lit is officially au:: an:
nonnced that, eipigrants may enter tile
United States with cattle and baggage
upon their, Pegsanr1 y y \ YNnl1 bopdiI s.o;,;y.T
PHrLApKIPh4A 4An:J nlYI THE Penn
sylyania PROPERTY ia the Atlantic and
Great Western IRajhoad was sold. ~. day,
and purchased by Senator Thurman and
General Mo cCieilhn, in behalf Of the
tfdNAea..., 'It.was sold il three sectionsI.
The IL da;sha PRICE haaggsegases $500. 600. of which
81 3Os&as- -1eaH .ir.
NChAmRsEoa,I July 22.-Arrived-
sEttH,amtssl Sorth, ThSolina. New York; !;
enhoonsrsN !Hi aM Shepherd, Lilly and
Nancy :SMish, New York; schooner 81:
BAkef, ;BsltIm9fe; schooner M. E. Sim
HSHas taS Ens 4aaofgesoYn. D.: % Sailed
ssafsn aas' snIers, Is aHeli sAdgers New York; Sea
abashas: ea Is ghis asienal aisS
thstN N4ttonsf7 Bank pf Tili1ois. apd the
Cook County National Bank-Lmaking
ninet4eh national banks in Chioago.
SAf'~ERANulsco. July 22.-A water
spout in Nevada lifted passenger train
from the track.
An incendiary fire destroyed the busi-
ness portion of the town OF Teruckcr.
Upon the withdrawal Of the military
from Armador County, the league OF
miners resolved that they would work
for themselves and families They have
armed themselves, and declare they will
defend themselves to the last. Fighting
is anticipated.
GALVESTON, Texas, July 22.-The first
bale of new cotton was received to-day
" express from Columbus. Texas, con
signed to Focke & Wilkins.
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