The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-07
supnkmE CoUEr,nsArURp.sA4xon niay.6,- I

Associate. Jnatices willard and Wsieht. !.
49,. @. Hinton, administrators pa Sarah
Kennedy. el a.. and w., r.. A, Thomas e.
al, vs. John ": Kelly q, all. were conntt3i::
nued by consent nb' 3.iJ baa E9tifL"
r. D. Gordon et all 1882 Sutton ;GoJd.
Mining. Compahy.%;i Mr.. .glawkon; re-
sqmed bis argument for qppella9ts4 Mg.
Smith was heard for rtessspondenfs. SSfr:
Thompson for appellan{s.! " Mr.. Wilson
Tor respondents Mr.. Brawiey. Oh sat1e
side. Mr. Clawson in reply for appel.
lants. ;fi..
John r. Welsh, respondent, vs. s John
n. Davis. appellant. rIr.r Moore wa
heard for appellant. MI AIlison for re.
reply. ali: y .f'7-',ir1
James G. Bell ys.t b. s:.Whe.ler. Sub
m;ttfd on motiopofMr i1 Bffaxley e. dis
At3 P. nj. the Court. adjourned: untii
Monday, 9th, 10 A. NJ, when tie Sc
venth Circuit, win be called. ir..''i''7:--
MEMORIAL !. Day. Wednesday, AIny
10. being Memorial Day, the usual deco
ration Of the soldiers graves will take
place at the Cemetery. The PROCESSION
will form at the Lodge Of tho Cemetery,
ut 511a O'Clock, and proceed to tfia soldiers
enclosure: where, Tie ,,graIy;es4pS y;es4Sp VIII Re
decorated. Officers and. aoldiers sf. the
late Confederate army; the citizens gene
rally. and strangers visiting the city, are
respectfully invited to ntiedd.7 i Persons
desirons Of contributing 'vsreaths y ,.or +
flowers are requestehato send .Ahena, to
the residence Of General Preston; beiora
4 o'clock, on "Wednesday. There arc 1e1
graves to be decorated within The en- en
closure. and we earnestly solicit, it,.contri-
buttons of decorations. The following
ladies. who compose the COMMITTEES forr
the soldiers enclosnre;s are each request
ed to- see. that fifteen iwreaths are made,
and these wreaths can be sent to the
residence Of Genernf Preston at A P. M:,
on Wednesday: 2.1L,
COMMITTEES FOR SOLDIERS ENcLosuRE.
Mrs. Darby, Chairman; Mics Martin,
Mrs. Beck, Miss Crawford, Miss Carroll,
Mrs. D, B.. DeSausspze, Mrs. Duffie.
Miss tMoGowan.! Miss Mckay, Mrs.
Bacbmnn. Miss. Pope, Mrs, Southern,
Mrs. Swafh3ld. Mrs. SILVER, Miss Wearn.
Miss Wilson. Miss 10. Walker, Mrs.
Montgomery. Miss @. Goodwyp, Mics
Bryce. Mrs. W. II. Gibbes, Miss Hamu-
ton, Mrs. Gambrill. Miss Huggipsc Mrs.
Haskell. Mrs- Iyedell. Miss Levy, Mrs,
NJ nee., Mse A.;>t Mrs. A!..5 hf a1Ts,
Reed Nisa Shand. Mrs., Dorsey, Mise
Seibels, Mrs. A. N. Talley, Miss E. Mol
Ter. Miss Zimmerman, Miss G.. Barn
well, Mrs. Wm.2 Wsllace, Mrs, Migrant,
Miss Fickling, Miss Parker, Mrs. 8.
DeArd. . rTai ia.nic@, e9t p.1.4,.
/. Committee vRoR GRAVES OUrs1Dn. OF
THlE EN1hoSURE.-.Mr MoMastes, Chair
man; Mra. r. O'Neales Jr.. Mrs. Cham
bels. Miss ida Morris, Misses Orchard,
Mus M. Wilson. Mrs. J. MoOullS, Miss
d. Burroughs, Miss Friday, Mrs. Wiley,
Miss E. Wells, Miss. Hattie Bell, Mrs. 4.
Wallace, Mira r., Cathcart, Misses M.
and.A. Mckenzie, Mrs, Cordes. Miss s.
McCants, Misses McGregor, Mrs. Alex.
ander. Mrs. J. Campbell. Mrs. J. r.
Rhett. Miss Witherspoon, Mrs. J.
Mira. Thomas Gibson, Mrs. Lie.
per, Mrs. VIM. Peck, Miss Sue Maxoy,
Miss Duffic, Mrs. Mccormick.
This committee will reesive instruc-
tions from Mrs. Mclfaster, as to number
Of wreaths, &c.
COMMITTEE ON MEMORIAL WnHATHs TO
THE SoUrH CAROLINA DEAD BURIED ON
DISTANT BATTLE. FIELDS, OF WHo LIE
UNDUR1ED. Miss Preston, Miss NJ. Mar
tin. lt: t.
OHURoH- YARD Committees! st, Pc
ter's Church Chairman. Mrs. Q. Walker.
Lutheran Chairman. Mrs D. Il. Butz-
err Baptist-C Chairman, Mrs. Leaphart.
Street Chairman, Miss j.
Wade. Presbyterian Chairman, Mrs.
AicFie. Trinity--Ohairman, Mrs. Hugh
Thompson. Hebrew Cemetery-Chair-
man, Mrs. L. T. Levin.
Tho following gentlemen are requested
to net as Marshals ut The Cemetery;. Col.
J. 3. Palmer, Col. Ym. Wallace, Capt.
lredell. W. Manning, Esq, ". @. Swaf-
field, Esq, Col. McMaster, Lieut.. J.T.
Llhett, Col. a. G. Haskell, R. G. SILVER,
Esq. Capt Dachman, Lieut.. John Tay-
Tor. Gen. E. p. Alexander, Capt. Waties,
Capt. Brenizer, Major w. H. Gibbes,
Capt. Leaphart.
The members of the Association will
wear the usual badge Of mourning.
HOTEL Arrivals, May 6.-Nickerson
House John G. Huntington Astoria; j,
NJ. Parish and niece, Chester: J. @.