The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-29
ELECTION NOTICE.

i Efcrisncy nr M1LH TIE PROCLAMATION OF
Governor of the State of south Carolina dated the 9ot
aay OF July i'll the year of our Lord eighteen hundred
ana sNty-ilrc, wherein 1t is proclaimed drrIurrd AMI
made KNOWN "that the Managers of Election thra,h l
M"sr Sns hs stat {" S9nh Cara viii hold Election for
Precincts on the FIRST MONDAY IN SErTf fNIRrI,
io" ME%l according to the laws Of South Carolina in
Election District in the State elect as MANY Mem,
DC bsrs so OF the Convention as the said District has Members
OF the h0lse Of Rcprcscntavcs-the basis of rs)rescn
taton being population and taxation" Under the above
Monday September next Between the eH hours n Sa q" nt
M and r. NJ; after which the votes will be counted,
gates to said Convention, at the following places To-
wit WHrd No lat the City Hall; Ward No 2-at tho
Ward No; Second Poll, Palmetto Engine House An
fGmtrest osn Ward No. t.Eilst Poll Hopo Fire Engine
go House. corner of George and Collcgestrccts Ward
NO; o;n-Easle Engine House, Meeting street: Ward No.
40. i-EnSino House, Coumbus-strcet; Ward No g.
Marion Engine House, Cannoli-strcct.
NO person qualified to vote shall be permitted TO vote
IN more than election district and tho Managers
Wi WI administer to every person persons Offering Vote
the case may bcl that have not at this election for
members of the Convention voted in this any other
DstLt anu that am c0nstitutionaly qualified vote
In addition to this oath the voter must show that he haa
Johnson si in hry h oa as by President
should such person Offering to vote within any Of
the executions in the said Amnesty Proclamation. ho
must previously have received special pardon before
he can vote 0
The Act altering the 9Th section of the Constitution os
the State of South Carolina follows to wit ESery
free white nun OF the age Of q Years (paupers
United States exceptcd, being citizen of tls State
and having resided therein two years previous to The
land town lot, of which lie has been Legally seized
and ut least six before such election
or not having any such freehold town lot hath been
resident in the Election District in which he offers to
give his voc before the election six months shall have
right to vote i'll the Election District which he holds
such property residence" The two years residence
required by the Constitution in q voter are the two
months residence in the Election District are the six
months Immediately previous to tho election; but If any
person has his home in the State does not lose the
right of residence by temporary absence with tho nten
ton of rcturning and If lie has his home the Election
absence with the intention rctrning but il one has
his home and his family in another State presence
of such person. although continued for two years in tho
State, gives no right to vote
nInnnSers.
WARD NO. 1-cITY HALL.
CHARLES LOVE. C. WILLIMAN.
II. W. SCHRODER.
WARD NO. 2-coURT HOUSE.
j. IEGAHF YATES s: A. wA1TsEH III MIKE1I'
WARD 3, FIRST poLI.-MAnKEr
THOMAS p. o'NEILL.
WARD NO 3. SECOND roLL-rALMErro ENGINE HOUSE.
JAMES GILLILAND. 2. P. LOCKE
G. T. ROGERS
WARD NO. 4, FIRST roLL-hopE ENGINE HOUSE.
T. AhlASoN' ROBERT J. 4; bRowN m BRUNs'
WARD NO. H. SECOND PoLI-ENG1NE HOUSE. CORNER
GEORGE AND CoLLEGE-sTREErs.
JAMES L. PATTERSON. L. V MARTIN
j. LAMB BUST.
WARD NO. 5-EAGLE ENGINE HOUSE,
JOHN MOFFETT. PETER GUERRY
H. S. X. CHRIETZBERG.
WARD NO. 6-wAsHINdToS ENGINE HOUSE.
G. 8. HACKER. J. LADSON WEBB
III. T. BARTLETT
WARD 40. T-ESGrSE HOUSE. coLUstpus-g1REEr
E. c. THAEIN JOHN SYMMES
ROBERT TEASDALE.
NO. S-NAnION ENGINE HopsE
j. +. ANDERSON. W. P. RUSSELL.
JOHN BURNS.
August &c