The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-07

PHGN1x1ANA. Many would be we'll
of if they could but think so.
It is not how much VIC have. but how
much we enjoy that makes happiness.
Impatient people water their miseries
aud hoe up their comforts.
All men praise patience, but few can
practice it.
Pain past is pleasure, and experience
comes by it.
Hard work brings health, aud it is
said "an ounce Of health is worth sack
OF damands"
Griu and bear It, i5 the old fashioned
advice, but sing and bear it, is much
better
Sorrows are visitors that come without
invitation, but complaining minds send
u wagon to bring tLelr troubles homo
III.
MEMORIAL DAY-Tne graves OF the
Confederate soldiers in this city are to
be decorated to-day. May :. The fol-
lowing is the order Of the memorial SER.
vices:
at . o'clock a. NJ, the church. yard
commuters will meet uud decorate the
graves III the several church Yards.
Ths services at Eimwood Cemetery
will be held this AFTERNOON, at huls past
O'clock. The procession will form at
the porter's lodge at hulf-past 8 O'Clock,
and proceed to the soldiers enclosure.
where, after thu prayer, the graves will
be decorated. The order Of procession
will te ns follows: Children who nre to
dec"rute the graves; officers OF the Me.
moral Association, with the chaplain;
members Of the cemetery committees;
soldiers and officers of the Confederate
service; citizens generally.
Officers and soldiers of the Conf.de-
rnte service, the citizens generally aud
strangers visiting the city are respect
fully invited to attend.
Tho following gentlemen are requested
to uct az marshals OF the day: General
Hampton. General Preston, Colonel
Wallace, Colonel Haskell, Colonel Nc.
Master. John Taylor, Captain Bachman,
Major Lenphart, w. q. Swaffield, Cap
tain Cassou. Major Gibbes, Captain Ire
dell, Colonel Palmer, DIR. Taylor, Mr..
Davis, Captain Braine. Captain Wiley
Gregg, John Rhett, ESQ Rufus Rich.
burg.
Members of the association will wear
the usual badge of mourning.
SUrnENE COURT, THURSDAY. May A.
The Court met at 10 A. NJ. Present
Chief Justice Moses aud Associate JUS
tices Wright and Willard
E.r 1>arte John Winsmith. Petition
Tor admission to practice in Supreme
Court. On motion of Mr.. G. D. Melton.
and upon production of the evidence
required by law, the petition was grant.
ed. and MIR. Wiasmith sworn and en-
rolled Us an attorney, solicitor and
counsellor OF Supreme Court.
&c paTte John B. Cleveland. Petition
tor admission to practice in Supreme
Court. On motion of Mr.. J. G. Win
smith, and upon production of the evi-
dence required by law, the petition WIS
granted, and Mr.. Cleveland sworn and
enrolled as an attorney, solicitor and
counsellor OF the Supreme Court.
The State er rel. Theodore Wagner vs.
State, County Treasurer Charleston
County. and State er rel. Robb &
LoWndeS. cs. Carney, County Treasurer
Charleston. Mr.. Lowndes. for relators,
submitted order of Supreme Court OF
United States and motion thereon.
The Seventh Circuit was called:
Michael Werts ct al administrators,
respondents, us. Long ct dl., appellants.
Special order made and case continued.
James P. Cameron. respondent, rs.
John E. Renwick. appellant. Continued.
John Winsmith. appellant, us Joseph
Walker. respondent. Special order
made and case continued.
John Davis, respondent, rs. John
Winsmith, appellant. Mr.. J. q. Win
smith was heard for appellant; Mr.. Car
Isle for respondent; Mr.. John Win
smith for appellant, in reply.
At P. H., tho Court adjourned until
Thursday, 7th, II A. NJ.
CoURE OF GENERAL SEssloSs-M 6.
This Court met at 10 80 A. NJ.
The jury in tho case of the State
against John Harris. which was givon
them the day before, reported that they
could not agree They were allowed to
go to breakfast, and, upon their return
to their room, reporting the second
time that they were unable to agree,
they were discharged as to this case.
Aifidavts for aud against the change