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(fali Cl6l tnai ia M~et@iF.4 . TM3 E UEORIAL Rung on St' Mairy% Burial-bell* at noon, on April 27th, -in memory of the M.;Rev. George .Washington Doane, D)D., LL.D., Bishop of New Jersey. Ot t of Its turret tolling Deep sounds -the Burial-bell, And o'er this noontide glory Sweeps with its wondrous spelf That veils, yet lights with beauty The sunlight shining fair; And thrills Spring's perfumed blos soms With inense-breath of prayer. And wide the gates of Paradise Open to those who pray,. And one who died in Christ, comes forth And Walks with us to-day. Yes, while that bell is stilling Our hearts with sorrow's breath, We offer glad thanksgiving Eor victory over death. And thus, this Burial-bell rings out, Through every cuigeful year, And drops its heavy notes like sobs Of mourners o'er the bier. Yet while the notes fall Earthward, We cannot only Weep, For throbbing through them breaks the hymn That changes death to sleep. And Alleltia ! tills the air To Christ, Who died and rose W1hile cross-sealed grave and Paradise With neavenlit radiance glows. C. L. M. Easter-tide, A. 1). 1876. *The Burial-hell is known as the Doane bell, being named for Bishop Doane, in loving memory of whomi the gift of the peal of eight bells was made )y one family among his parishioners, to th3 parish church of St. Miary's, Butrlington. New Laws for Old Ones. Below we give a synopsis of some of the laws passedl by tihe last Legislature, which wvilI be foumd of interest to our readlers: RENEWAL OF~ REGISTRATION CERTIF ICATES. "In case of the loss of any certill (ate, the elector losing~ the same shall be entitled to a renewal thereof by tihe supervisor of regibtraton upon)0) appli cation and proof of the loss thereof, in the following mannner, to-wit: The elector losing his certificate shall, at lea1st thirty dlays before the next general election, make ap~pl ication, un der oath, setting forth the fact of such loss and the circumstances attending such loss, as near as may be, anid sta ting that he has not sold, bartered or parted with the same for any pecun iary, valuable or other consideration, and has not wilfully destroyed the same; which application the supervi sor shall examine andl conSider, re quiring other .evidence under oath, if in his judgment necessary, to a (determn ination as to the loss thereof; and upon such examinatIon and conslideration thereof, if the supervisor'shall be satis fied that the certificate has been actu tienende ~l~iot, itking or stamnp lug the sante 4Renewal." The decis ien of the saI su3'kvlsozeislall be sub ject to revision by'he. asdstant 'super visors,. togethef with the supervisor to whom the application is made, in all cases in which the. supervisor has re fused to rendw the said certiicate: Provided, tit-fr'osm thedeeision of the supervisor and assistant- supervisors any applicant who has been refused a renewal of his ecrtificate shall have the right of review thereof by the Cir cult Courts in which he was registered, provided he give notice thereof to the supervisor to whom lie made applica tion for such renewal within five days of the refusal thereof by the supervi sor and assistant supervisor, and com mence proceedings within ten days from the giving of said notice." '"That any registered elector. who may reside nearer a polling place in a preclnct or township of which he is a registered elector, and who desires to vote at such nearer polling place. shall, upon the surrender of his certificate of regist:ntion to the supervisor on or be fore the first Monday of July prece ding the next general election, be en titled to a new certificate permitting hin to vote at sich nearer ipolling place, the old certificate of regist ration to be destroy ed by thbe sipervisor, and such changes made by the Aupervisor in the registration books as will con form to the general provisions of t lie Act in regard to registration : Pro vided, tliat th supervisor of registra tion may require of ti1 applicant for such eh:mge an affidavit or s1 11 other evidence as Ie may deem necessary to a deternination of the iesidence of ti.e applicant.'' ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. A Joint Resolution to extend tle benefits of an Act entitled "IAn Act to provi(le artiflii limbs of all Soldiers of the State who lost their legs orar, or who have been Iitiiently iisa bled in their legs or ars during mii tar'y service in t h. years 1861, 't62, 't33, '634 and '65, 01r who hive naot bWeen supl plied under thme prIovision~s of former Acts of the General Assenmbly,'' ap pro0ved De~cembe)(r 17, 1876, to a certain class of persons herein namned. Section 1. That all the benefits of an Act etitled "An& Act to p~rovidle ar'tifleial limbs for all soldliers of the State wh- lost their legs or arms, or who have been permanently disa bled in their legs or arms during mailitary service in the years 1861, '62, '63, '64 and '65, anid who haxve not been suip plied under t he pri-ilous of formier Acts of the General Assembly, Decem ber' 17, 1881, be, andl is here by, e xtend ed to all such of said soldiers as prev'i 0o1s to th~e applroval of said Act h id re ceived artificial limbs, antd the stame haid proved wort bless or arc worn out. Sec. 2. T1hat thme same'. proof be re. quired to establish the ripght of thme claimanit undI~er this resolution as is prIovided in said Act, in so far ais the samie Is apl)Plcable hereto. ASSESSMENT AND TlAXATION OF? PRO PE~RTY. SectIon 1. That Title fI, Capter X I of the Generald Statutes of this State be, and thu same are hereby, amenCrded1 in the following partlclars : I . Strike out in Section 176 of said title and chapter the word "June"'*heNef occurs and substitut tlhe Word AMay' In its stead, ad strike 'out the word "July" wherever It occurs in said seo, don and substitte the word "June'" In its stead, so that the isting of prop erty shall annually begin on the first day of May and end oti the twentieth day of June. 2. Strike out In Section 254 of said title and chapter the word "August" .wherever tt occts anud sub stitute the word "July" in Its stead, so that thc.first meeting of the county board of assessors, after th3 annual assessment, shall be on the fir'st Tues day in July instead of the first Mon. day in August. Leading Drug Store, F. A. WALTER, PROPRIETOR., Cor, Main and Washington Sts., GREENVILLE. S. C. Pure Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Toilet articles, the best brands of Segars and To bacco, Notions, etc., at 'priees as low as can be found in the State. Polite and attentive (lerks, with a full and select stock of Goods is our Leading Inducenents. Our line of cannot be excelled, as we have use fil, as well as ornamental art icles, for your wife, husband, sweetlicart, child or friend, and all at bottom prices. Don't fail to give me a call, and you are sure to depart hap;py. I am sole Agent for this county for the celebrated WZARDI OIL, the merits of which cannot be over-estiMiated. Dec 21--tf DRY GOODS - AN 1 Headq' irters for Dress Goods, Blac and Colored Silks, Black Cashmeres, llenrietta Cloths, Albatross C2lothis. Bergalineit Clot hs, and in fact every. thing ini q3LACK GESS GOO6DS. An. exquisite line of Walking .hick, CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. The onily lace yon *.ilIlfind Ev'itt S Bros'. Fine Shoies fo r Ladies, Missei and Children. They have numewromi frienule. It takes butt oneo trial to mnakt for themi a customer. For Style, Fit and Comfort they are tuiexcelled, Napkins and D.oyles in albunidance. $& Csome and1( see us. Pr'ices at Iiducemient. Bargalns to be hadl at J. H. MORGAN & BRO. Wholesale and1( Retail Merch~an ts, G REE NVILLE, S. C,. Nov 2-3mi JOS, WESTON,~ Boot & Shoe Maker, Rear End R. RI. Poole's Grocery, Main St., GREEMVJLLE, S. C Boots and Shoes made to Order. ani gua ranteed perfect fits. RtepaIring( bo)(th necat ii.,eheaply and promptly doneQ, for Cash.' Dec 21--'v MACHIVE WORKS 11L9XI W R. M. MAcDONALD, Prop'r. and Manufacturer of all kiuds of Mai' chinery, Brass and Iron Castings made to order.. I am agent for the Judson Governior, and can atiplileate any part; also t he HANCOCK INSP1RATOR, which I-can ti& to aty 'boller.- The safest and simplest means.of injecting water luto a boiler. Information cheerfully furnished on application. I hive on hand Steaum GAauges, Fittings, Valves and Steam Pipes of all sizes. My stock is first-class and from the best manufactures. Write for prices. It. M. MtcDONALD-Dear' Sir;. 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