The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-07
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ADDRESS BEFonE THE, \, M- G. A. .
The Young Meme Christian Association
will be addressed on Monday evening,
the 18th inst, by Rev. A. W. Miller, B.,
D. Subject. Christianity Consistent
with the Magnitude OF Creation y We
predict a large audience to hear this
popular divine, al the Temperance Hall,
where the lecture viii take place. Tick.
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SUPREME CouBr- June g.,
The Court mat at 10 "a. M. 4 for con-
sultation. Present Chief Justics Moses
aud Associate Justices Willard aid
Wright. ' 2 ..,.. ".
MIR. 8. D. Epstein, of Columbia, was
appointed attendant on the library aid
rooms Of the Court. 'Hf r.. .ah
At 12 NJ. the Court, Adjourned, until
Thursday, July 6. at 10 Am.
The Supreme Court, after asessi5f Of
thirty-fve days, has adjourned. :; The
Justices have labored faithfully in the
discharge Of their arduous duties, having
heard o great number of tedious cases
Of vast Importance to the State, some OF
(which involve questions OF grave con.
stitutional law. .t:,.: M. q sg.4,.e.,...
The weather, that unfortunate indi-
vidual, never in. its bast. aspeats. auffi.,
ciently praised. but always in, Its ex-
tremes aasailed like personal enemy,
deserves more consideration 6b s6uK
hands. It stands as great arbiter OF
human Affairs, not only personally affect
ling our delicate humanity at the present
moment, but telling wonderfully upon
the immediate future. The weather pre-
scribes the fashions, from furs to inyisi-
bic laws; it dictates diet, from, buck
wheat cakes and plum pudding to rose
leaves and cream. It shuts mp great city
houses and drives their occupants to
dairy farms Or seaweed currents. 1t
taps the stay. y.at-Aomes at every pore, and
makes them long for aboriginal COS
tunes. It penetrates the earth with sun.
beams and spears of rain. and thus pro.
duces or withholds seed for the sower
and bread for the eater. How then can
We blame people for reiterated speeches
about the weather. or be angry If every
man we meet puffs out the worda: ..How
fearfully hot it isp''
OFFICERS ELMwoop CEMETERY CoM.
PANY. AT the aixteenth annual meeting
OF the stockholders Of Elmwood Gene.
terry Company held yesterday. the follow