The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-02

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SurREsrE COURT. MONDAY, May L.
The Court met ut 10 A. M. Present
Chief Justice Moses md Associate JUS
tice Willard.
According to order, tile Sixth Circnit
was called
NJ. r. Nichols. for another, vs Wriley
1}oln CT at /; f. j.. Bolcyn CT ri. ads Jane
l'olcyn; Wm. L. Rose Us. G.. r. 1satch-
| lord II Co., we're continued.
The State er rel. A. J. Boyd cs. James
Meek. Appeal abandoned.
The Court adjourned until Tuesday,
I'd, 10 a. NJ
Public MEETING In pursuance Of
call. published in tho columns of the
PndSIX, convention of tax payers of
Rchland County was held at Irwiu's
| Hall yesterday. nt 12 NJ.
| On motion, Col Wm Wallace took
the clair, and Mr.. w. c. Swaf1irld was
requested to act rs secretary. The chair
mar explained the object of the meeting
to be the appointment Of delegates to
represent Richlnnl County in the State
convention Of taxpayers, to DO held in
| ~ l.; 4, g
On motion, the chair appointed Messrs.
J ohm H. Kinsler, Thompson Earle, Ed
ward Hope, Wm j. Taylor, John a.
Crawford, Hampton Gibbcs. Jumcs Il.
Sims and john Z. Adams II committee
to nominate delegates. After consulta-
ton, tile committee submitted the names
Of the following gentlemen: Capt. John
II. kinsler. Capt. Robert Adams, DR..
L. w. Wheeler and Col. VIM. Wallace.
Tie nomination WIS confirmed, aud the
convention then adjourned.
The annual meeting of the Columbia
Memorial Association was held ut Wash
ington Street Chapel, on Saturday,
April 20. The annual report Of the
President was rcnd and adopted A
resolution Of thanks was offered and
unanimously adopted to the President
Mrs. J. l.. Reynolds the most eff
cicnt manner in which sho has dischurg-
ed her duties during tho past year
great improvements having been made in
the grounds and tho debt of the associa-
ton having been discharged, through
her indefatigable zeal md perseverance.
All members Of tho association in ar
rcars for subscriptions are requested TO
send them, without delay, to tho Trea-
surcr, Miss Martin, or hand them in at
the stores Of Mrs. Reed, or Mrs. Nc
Cormick Wednesday, May 10, being
Memorial Day, the following committees
were appointed. After tho reelection
Of the officers OF tho preceding year. the
meeting adjourned.
CHURCH YARD COMMITTEES
ST Peters Nu,ch Chairman, Mrs. G.
! B. Walker.
LmAerun- Chairman, Mrs. D. L. Boo
Zcr.
Baptist ~ Chairman, Mrs. Leaphnrt.
IjiushinEon Street nm Chairman, Miss
Wade.
Presbyterian Chairman, Mrs. l.. Nc.
Fr.
| Trinity Chairman, Mrs. II. S. Thomp
son.
Ifrbrc,r Ccmeie,y-C Chairman, Mrs. L.
L. Levin.
Decoration of The graves in the church
yards will take place at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
Chairman Of Committee on CercIno
MES ut til, Cemetery j. T. Darby.
Committee for the Soldiers Enclosure
Miss Martin, Mrs. Beck, Miss Craw-
ford, Miss Carroll, Mrs D. B. DeSaus-
sure. Mrs. Duflic. Miss MCGOWAN, Miss
Mckay, Mrs. Bachman. Miss Pope. Mrs.
Southern. Mrs Swai1ield. Mrs. Shiver,
Miss Wcarn, Miss Wilson, Miss Walker,
Mrs. Montgomery, Miss l.. Goodwin,
Miss Bryce. MrslW. II. Gibbcs, Mrs.
Gambrill, Miss Huggins, Mrs. A. c..
HASKELL Mrs. Ircdcll, Miss Levy, Mrs.
Il. Lowndcs. Jr., Mrs. Manson, Mrs.
Mot. Mrs. Norton, Miss Parker, Mrs.
Reed, Miss Shand. Miss Seibcls, Mrs.
4. n. Tallcy. Miss Il. Muller, Miss Zlm
norman, Miss j.. Barnwell, Mrs. WIN.