The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-23

! hNoo "a OSGooSks ohoCk IdC do" ak
taDseme4f OF districts, u portion Of
four years. The States to be adver.
tlsed are as follows: Virginia and West
Virginia, two years, and Alabama,
Florida, Mississippi, Georgia, North
Carolina and South Carolina, one year.
The number Of routes for which pro-
posals are invited is 1872, exclusive of
railroad routes.
] The following national banks have
made depositn Of legul tenders to
withdraw their circulation: First Ma
tional, NIiiIersburg, Ohio, S27, 900;
Second National. ST. Louis. S225, 600;
Merchants National, Providence, r.
l., S68, 600; Tentonin National Bank,
| New Orleans, $3.50. 600; First National
Bsnk. Kansas City. $4,000. The
total amount OF legal tenders deposited
with tho Comptroller OF Currency bv
national banks Tor the purpose of with
drawing their circulation exceeds
$7.0O0,U00.
The total number of killed, wounded
and missing by The Full River fire
foots up fifty-seyen. Of whom twenty
seven arc dead. Two additional bodies
have been recovered so buddy burned
that there is no hope of Identification.
These, with tue Aafen others whom it
was impossible to recognize, wern
placed yesterday III ton,b Of the
North Cemetery. AN inquest wns
held this morning. All tho clergylnen
made feeling illusions to the calamity
in the sorvices yesterday. The owners
of tho mill are doing nll hat is posi-
BILE for the relief of the wounded
Tho treasurer is instructed to defruy
the expenses OF all needed require
ments, both for the living and dead.
HELENA, MONTANA. Septem ber 2l.-
There were four lncendlary fires here
yesterday. But very little damage was
done by three Of them, but the other
destroyed saloon and dance hall.
New YORK. September 2l.---The
Times special from New Orleans says
''the situation is one Of anxious ex-
pectancy. Business everywhere is
resumed. The Democrats aud Repnb-
licans alike believe there will bs no
further bloodshe,l. Itis expected that
the conference committee Will arrive at
some amicable understanding relative
to the registration for the approaching
election. The Democrats complain
that the law gives too much power and
discretion ns 10 the time and place OF
the registration of voters. and the re-.
gisters have permission to reject votes
entirely without giving reasons. The
principal objection is that two citizens
are required to identity the voter. The
Kellogg party profess II desire to grant
anything, but believe the election laws
Is az good us in any State OF the Union.
The committee will probably conclude
their labors today. 1t is understood
the result will be that the McEuery
party will pledge themselves to prevent
public disorder during Keliogg's ad-
m!nistration, and recognize him as the
legal Governor. Kollogg's party pro.
mise the Conservatives fair repre-.
sontation ut tho coming election, nnd
both promise to do everything possible
to secure nu honest election and fair
trouble Ill The parishes. Emory deter
mined to despatch small detachments
Of troops to the different parishes in
tho State.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2l.-Gen.
Pennipacker, OF the 18th Infantry, has
been appointed post commander.
Stanley'a regiment, the 22l, arrived
last night. There is no political cx-
element over kelloSg's re.occupntion,
and his officers nro IN full possession.
The Metropolitan police are on duty,
and no opposition to them is mnni-
tested. There were few nlfrsys YES
terday, tho result of whiskey and not
politics. The conference Of tho politi-
cal leaders is still pending. No result
hns been reached us far M known.
Major Wells. tho only local representa-
tive Of tho Dnrcll. Morton bankruptcy
ring. died on Saturday, of wounds re.
csivea while fighting Ill tho ranks of
the White IIoagners. The troops hnvo
beon ordered Lo leave the city to-day
for tho country parishes, to prevent
further disorder. Kellogg has tels-
graphcd North for lis missing State
officers to return.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, September o.
j. B. Jones, United States Commits.
sioner ut DemopoIs publishes IL card
to the effect, that, although Il true
Republican, hD cannot consent that
the County Shall DO fnlsitied and SLAM
| dered. ue has canvassed this County
four times this fall in the interest OF
the Republican party, and ho mover
SOW more peaceful, law-abiding peo-
pie, both whito and colored; not IL
man has been killed nor single out.
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