The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-02
COpARTNEKSIiIJ, Norrf;;,
COPARTNERsIIIp Ni,TICE
ELECTION NOTICE.

IN CONFORMITY WITH THE PROCLAMATION OF
Governor OF the State of South Carolina dated the 10th
day Of July in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
made known that the Managers of Election through
out the State of South Carolina will hold Election for
Precincts, on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTLAIDEfs
,r MEXT according to the laws Of South Carolina in
Election District in the State shall elect as many Mem
Of tie basis Of reprrse
atio being population and taxation. Under the above
Monday in September next between the hours of . a.
NJ, and p NJ; after which the votes will be counted,
gates to said Convention at the following places to
wit: Ward No lat the City Hall; Ward No 2-at tho
Ward No 3mScconi Poll Palmetto Engine House An
s3,srest; os Ward No. First Poll Hope Fire Engine
ginc Honsc corner of George and Colcse-streets Ward
No % S-Eagle Engine House Mcctins;strcet; Ward No.
No. Engine House, Colnnhusstrcct; Ward No. s.
No person Iaiicd to slnll he permitted to yot,
in than election district and the managers
aat % oenS Ter vote
the case may be- that have not ut this election for
District aud that consttutionaly qualified to yotN.
In addition to this oath the voter show lie has
Johnson in his Proclamation fthc 2atl May A. D. Is5
Should snrh person offering to vote come within any of
must previously have received special pardon before
The Act altering the 4th section of the Constitution of
the State OF South Carolina is follows wit Every
free white man of the age of 81 years aupcrs and
commissioned officers and Priyaes OF the army OF tho
United States eXceptedl, being citizen of this State.
day of election and who has frcchud Of fifty acres OF
land town lot OF which he has been legally seized
anu Possessed at least six months before such election;
resident III the Election District III which he offers to-
10 SSs n the six Snhi 10 shall % haze
such property or residence The two years residence
required by the Constitution in voter are the two
years Immediately previous TO tho election; and the six
months residence i'll the Election District are the six
has his home i'll the State does not lose tho
right Of residence by temporary absence with the nen
District his right to vote is not impaired by temporary
home ~a1 and te hs H 1 apohsT D e Ss has
OF such person. although continued for two years In the
State, gives 10 right to vote.
Managers.
WARD 40. 1-cIrY HALL.
CHARLES LOVE H. W. schnoDHh. G M5htl"AN'
WARD. NO. a-coUnr HOUSE.
j. IEGARE YATES + A. wI1TkhY VI n5IkELI
~. BURKE: THOMAS p SSSiIS, 5S55S +; MILLER.
WARD no 3. SECOND poLL-rALMErro ENGINE HOUSE,
JAMES oI' lILANP; g T nIbGERs BE- LOCKE
WARD NO. +. FIRST PoLI-HorE ENGINE HOUSE,
AIAA'oN ROBERT !. b bRowN. M NUNS
WARD NO. 4, SECOND roLL-ESGIEE HOUSE, coRSEH
GEORGE coLLrGE.sTnEErs. N-
q. LAMB BUST
WARD NO. 5-EAGLE ENGINE HOUSE.
D. c. GIBSON. PETER GUERRY
r. s. +. CHRIETIBERG.
WARD NO. G-wAsHINGToH HOUSE.
g. S. HACKER. ]. LhDSON WEBB.
NJ. T. DARTLETT.
WARD NO. 7-ESG1NE HOUSE, coLUsIDUssrnEET.
L. G. THARIN. JOHN SYMMES.
ROBERT TEASDALE.
WARD NO. s-wILEY's WAGON YARD. EINa-srnEEr.
j. T. ANDERSON. W. T. RUSSELL.
JOHN BURNS
August &c