The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-09-25
ELECTION NOTICE.

oa.l ~ ,ho other precincts. The managers to meet
ot anderson Court House OH the Wednesday fol-
lowing. count the votes and declare the election
Anderson Court House,. c. Whitfield, Thomas
NJ White, John b. Moore
pendleton-T. j. Bcllotte, g. E. Seaborne, Z. \.
Sharpe W. G
Haynies-J. u Haynle, "lihaih nay "ic' "
Norris ,.:u:.,.,.
L. W. Tritble.
sherard s-Jas W. Serard, james a. Gray, }.
w. Simpson ,,,, y..,;,, r. T.
Dia,, pozeman s-N. McAlister, &. W. Bcchcr, ii. P
WI, White plnins-John King, d. Watkins, !" c.
Welborn. ", p. IT w.
diver
Ccntreville-J L. McElroy, Asa Avery, David
Watkins.
Andersonve-F E. Harrison, c. E. Earle, T..
Wells.
Honea patl-R. Cobb, W. II. Acker, j. c. Will
liams.
Stantonvillc-Allen Kelley, ]. J. Cooley, j. JEFF
ferson Poor.
Howard's-S. A. Dean, Samuel Dean, D. C.
Howard.
Calhoun-B F. Smith, ]. NJ. Cox, Hampton
Poor.
McClinton's-Newton Gilmer Levi Burris, p. X
Norris
Orrville-Charles Webb, NJ. Duckworth, j. N.
Wilson. !
Browns Muster Ground-Dr. j. Hix, Lutcy Cox,
VIM. Holland.
Belton-G. B. TclfOrd, G.. W. Mcace, ]. H. Tel
Evercreen-E j. Earle, j. Cunningham, NJ H.
Smith.
Minton's-J W. Major Benson Black a. j.
Smith.
REGULATIONS.
Rrsc2rcd That the Managers of Elections are re-
ouired 10 pay special attention to the following
portions of the law relating to elections:
l. The names of voters-to be regularly written
as they vote, and the lists preserved.
,. Ii two or more tickets d. c., tickets written
onl be foun. rolled up together, or more names be
found written on any ticket than ought to be voted
for, all such tickets not to be counted
No voter shall be allowed to put in more than
single ballot or piece Of paper in the same box OF
vessel; but ticket is to be counted though IL con-
tain fewer names than are to be voted for
3. Ii any Manager shall knowingly receive an
ILLEGAL vote or shall refuse admit legal votes, or
shall NEGLECT or refuse TO attend to the election, OF
shall count the ballots before the proper time or at
any other than the proper place, he shall be liable
to penalties.
i. Managers arc authorized to administer oatils
and examine Witnesses TO maintain order ana
regularity at the polls; and by order in writing,
(drcc, cd to The Sheriff. Constable Special Depu-
IVY to commit to jail for one day any person who
snail refuse to obey the lawful commands OF the
| Managers, or who shall disturb their proceedings.
5. Ii any person refuse to make the proper
OATH or if the Managers shall be otherwise salts
| .fl
fed that he is not qualified, his voic shall be re-
jccted.
The Managers Or any other Person entitled to
vote may challenge any person offering 10 vote.
e Managers are authOr,7o 80 g, swear each other
or they may be sworn by amy one au!honzei; 20
| administer an oilh -
: In case of the death, removal from the Dis
tric or refusal to serve, of any Manager, major
ity of the delegation are authorized and required
TO fill up the vacancy by appointment: III writing
| g. Polls to be opened at clock, A. -M ana
closed at O clock, 2. NJ, with convenient inter-
walls. The box, vessel or bag to bc sealed up when
the polls are closed, and not to be opened except
to receive on the second day, and 10 count tile
votes at the regular time and place.
Resolced, That the Managers Of Elections, prior
to their proceeding to the elections, do ahc The ioi
lowing oath Or affirmation before some Magistrate,
or one of the Managers of Elections, 10 vii:
" That they will faithfully and mparially conduct
and attend the foregoing elections agreeably 10 the
Constitution of the State OF South Carolina and
the laws thereof.
f2csotred, That in future, no person qualified 10
vote for members OF each branch OF the LeGs.a-
ture shall be permitted to vote i'll more than one
| election district parish, and the Managers oi
Elections throughout this State are hereby requiiea
and directed il they think proper TOR on the ap-
phcaton of any elcctor present.. TO administer to
any person or persons offering 10 vote The follow
ing oath:
Il, A. B., do solemnly- swear (or affirm, as rhe
case may be-, that have not. at this general cleo
ton for members Of the Legislature, voted in this
or any other district or parish, and that am con-
sttutionally qualified to vote--so help me God
And if any person or persons, required us nicre-
said to take said oath affirmation shall refuse to
do so, then the Managers, in their respective Eec-
tion Districts and Parishes, shall be, ond arc here
by, required and enjoined to refuse such vote or
votes and in case the Managers Shall refuse to
require the oath aforesaid when demand
cd. they shall be liable to all the pains and
penalties they would be liable and subject TO for
neglectinc any other duties required by them as
| Managers OF Elections Tor either Drahch oi the
Legislature.
Resoloed, That the Act amending the fourth Sec
ton of the Constitution of the State of South Caro-
lima be herewith published, to wit:
every free white man of the age of twenty-one
wears, (paupers and non-commissioned officers and
private soldiers of the Army of the United States
excepted who hath been citizen and resident in
this State two years previous to the day of cleo
ton, and who hath freehold of fifty acres of land,
or town lot which he hath been legally sezed and
possessed at least six months before such election,
or not having such freehold or town lot, hath
been resident in the election District in which he
offers to give his votc six months before the said
election, Shall have right to vote for member or
members to serve in either branch of the Legisla-
,ure for the Election District in which he holds
such properly or is so resident.
Resotued That the two years residence required
by the Constitution in voter, are the two years
Immediately previous to the election and the six
months residence in the Election District, are the
six months Immediately previous to the election
But if any person has his home in the State, he
does not lose the right of residence by temporary