The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26


WILLIAM H. SELLERS
New York, October 2, 1866 snos October
-. ELECTION NOTICE.
II ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROCLAMATION OF |
his Honor tho Mayor, election will DC held on |
EIGHTEEN ALDERMEN Of the City of Charleston, to
Wit:
Two Aldermen for Ward No. !.
Two Aldermen for Ward No. 2. ]
Three Aldermen for Ward No. 8.
Two Aldermen for Ward No. 8.
Two Aldermen for Ward No. O.
Ono Alderman for Ward No. 7. ..-
All parsons qualified to vote summoned to attend
Polls will be opened between tho hours of ga NJ. and
~ NJ NJ ana az ana 1t r. NJ at the following places Ward
Ward No at tho Palmetto EngIne-house Anson.street
Ward No Hope Engine house, Archdalestreet Ward
Washington Engine-house. Vanderhorst-street Ward
No. City Engine house. of Columbus street and
PUBIC Mall; Ward No. 8. City Enginehouse sires-st.
MANAGERS
Ward No. IA Burke. John D. Miller, J. H. Norton
Ward No Jamcs aiisnd. II S Eoote, s. eiS B. @oleh
Ward Ward No. No. Ama5 Fni.s WEBB
No S@SSie S'5'iz Hickey hfstss
sR1Ess oe!sE T. 1ssssy
The Managers q the City Election publish for the
in receiving votes at tho Election to be held on Wodnes
.-Err e. Tke Qualifications ofa Hoter. ,
l. A voter must be citizen ofthe United States.
2 Hc must be twenty,on years of age,
to the election N B-This residence must be pre-
yious to the election Temporary absence without tho
intention to change tho domic will not effect the right
derived from residence :
+ No store or shop Keeper. Commercial Agent, or
OTHER persons whose residence is only
moro purpose of business, is entitled to q vote.
s. Hc must have a Town Lot within the City of
m f s1 LEGALLY 5d Ra
ing such Lot he must have resided within the City of
N BThe months referred to above n,ust be calendar
months.
g. Ho must be free white inhabitant within the cor
poratc limits Of tho city. N B.-An inhabtant means
any resident Of the city, with bona de intention to
T. He must reside in the Ward in which he offers to
vote seafaring men who domcled in tho State for
two years previous to the election, and doniciled
months in the City of Charleston, and having other
qualifications, are entitled to vote. &
AS general rule, no seaman acquires doniiciI by
equentng the port who does not sail out of the port of
Charleston vessel owned In the same, because the
domic Of sailor generally determined by the cha
8. Paupers non-commissioned officers and priyates of
the City Guard and the United States Army not
o. All naturalzed citizens will be required to produce
thsr certificates of citizenship previous to voting, If
TO- No person can vote without their Poll or other
Tax Receipt which the managers by law required to
-. OATH to be administered TO eoe,y Voter -.
"You solcn,nly for airm) that you are quaaed
under the Laws Consttution of this state to vote at
this election ut thsp poll SO help you Ged."
Oath to be administered TO The Voter c1en his cote
:3..@ ,'i is challenged. " i.at =,
"Youe do solemnly Tor afirmj to make true
answers to the questions we shall ask you touching
your qualifications as voter under the Laws and Con-
% person owning town ae ssn and not living in the
city shall be entitled to vote, who into the city
Section ist Of tho tho Act Of 1852. entitled An Act to
amend the Aos regulating tho election Of members Of
Be tenaoted by the Honorable the Senate and House
q @ M now net and sitting in General As.
Managers Of Elections for members ss OF conereas Of
nS a,sa sheriff. EN- eeF and AL other district off,
ene nSO and aaS s o Of sns CITY
towns In this State shall have authority to administer
and order p and
@s % Sa 0ss 5 E Sss
disorderly conduct In their presence or hearing shall
%s 6sz h
jail Of the district during the day of election which
Sa SH se n r ha sf
order shall be delfetedc II none be present, by any
person deputed by the Managers In writing And the
shall be entitled to the same for other arrests to
be deraySd ~ the party of offending y, M before .s dis:
section of the Act of the Legislator, Of 1877 reg
thg the election OF Intendant and Wdens Of Charos
h any person shall be convctedo Of having wilfully
-
Uity Eiections) he they shall be 1abe to prosec-
ton for perjury and on conviction shah liable to- all
tho pains and penalties which by law indicted upon
those who are convicted Of that offence"
subornation Of perjury L
And be IT further enacted That In all indictments for
peyhry or subornacn Of perjury, oath taken before
Managers Of any election ordered by law by Joint
Of both branches Of the Legislatate In the
taken In judicial proceeding; and any person con.
ed Of perjury or subornaton Of Perjury, assigned In
or procuring any person TO take false path before
penalties prescribed by law for snch ofences.S
70 ,,.c-,, JOHN ID, MIhIER