The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-25

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tains that rise before us.
Two companies of The 18th Iufantrv
under command Of Major Stewart, pro.
ceeded to Newberry Court House. on the
22d, to take post at that place, in order
to act with the civil authorities in nre.
serving the public peace. One company
OF the 18th Infantry proceeded to I.au-
rens County, from Charleston, S. c.. I'M.
der command CT Captain Estes on the
23d, for like duty.
General Terry, commanding Depor;.
mont of the South, passed through Co.
lumbia yesterday, en- route to WASHING.
ton, D. G.
Tho Governor was waited upon by
several of our citizens, yesterday, and
the condition of affairs seriously din.
cussed. He expressed his earnest desire
to preserve the peace, aud promised to
90 oil IN his power to accomplish that
end. The colored guard in charge of
the State arms has been removed. and
the care OF them turned over to the
United States soldiers. Drilling and
parading of colored companies, at q late
hour OF the night, has also been pro-
hibited. The correspondent Of the
Charleston Ners refers rs follows 70 this
subject:
Last night upon receipt of the news
from the disturbance in Laurens, tho
negro companies of this city-or some
Of them turned out, and posted senti
nels about the State House. These the
Governor had not authorized; and 80
soon as he learned it, issued orders for
them to disperse. I have certain in.
formation that the Governor has issued
an order forbidding all parading with
out direct orders from him) in the
streets, and has ordered the arrest of apy
OF these militia men who shall appear in
uniform upon the streets of Columbia.
Last night at the fire (burninp of Mr..
Davis house, some of the colored
militia were seen to hold up cartridges.
saying that they (the cartridges) were the
best peacc-makers This was related to
Governor Scott, and received his un-
qualified condemnation.
We are informed that the Captains Of
the different militia companies in this
District were served with M order from
the Governor, yesterday, requiring them
to return the arms issued to them. This
is move i'll the right direction, and will
tend materially to allay the excitement.
It is presumed the order has been ex
tended throughout the State.
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Philadelphia; J. II. Rion, Winnsboro;
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Miller, Spartanburg; J. w. Gray, Able
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