The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22
,,1.UCri;,N FOR MNMDEEs OF co.,

ELECTION FOR MEMBERS OF CO..
,iKEsI AND CLRRg or CoUEr OF GENERAL sts-
5IONs AND COMMON PLEAS ,-o,,.,,-
IbE IT RESOLVED By TIE SENATE AND HOUSE
OF Representatives, ald sitting III GcEsral
Assembly, That ol:cLion of four Members OF the
hcusa of Represeottiyea in the G. osTsss OF the uheh
by ordered to be held on WEDNESDAY,, the t%chty-
secnnd dag o: November next to he conducted by the
sane ;Iaac-a and in t6:au,c manner us tbs lase eirc-
toa for rtnbers of tie General Assembly, and the per-
son having the grcaeu number OF votes IN any Con-
gresson: District sha be tho oil na'
irstrir. IN tho Congress OF The United states.
That tie said Managers Of Elections throughout :he
State shall give public notice Of such elections and on
:he dag indicated shall open sepa:;te polls a, sheiT S
rcs,ectiye pye:inc for each Of said elections and shall
conduct the in sill respccts In accordance win the
Laws and images of this State.
arers Sscit cuut tho yoscs pocd ana afser making
turns thereof showing the number OF votes poed FOR
e.c, person shall certify the under their hands,
ard appoint one of their number to cery such returns
with at of the voters. and the ballots by them taken,
and report tho to the general meeting of the an
ayers of the District which gencral meeting shall DC
held the Court HOUSE Of the District on the Jay Ol
lowing the election except that the Managers for the
Election Districts of Beriey sid Beaufort Shall hod
their general .neeng At hr City nj Ghsrlostpn aud the
village OF GOsoDvl- respectively. ou t.tn second III!
following tho election
T. That the Managers, When 20 Assembled IN general
meeting shall keep scc"nnt. il writin Of the num-
Der OF votes which olch person yoc'i for shall nave.
and shall also transfnl I'd his Excncy the ProvaLonai
Governor with the bauts duplicate ul ;nr SAID ac-
& That the said Managers shall, Immediately after
said meeting transmit the ballots by item respectively
TO nim to Columbia safely and securely enclosed IN
pnper sealed and appropriately endorsed by messen
ger 10 be by them appointed for that purpose %ho sha
be by them sworn to deliver and who shall deliver the
SAM. with the seals urbroken, tn the Secretary Of state
at Columbia who shall deliver then to his E1ceucncy
tho Provisional Governor.
G. That His Excellrncy The Provisional Governor is
reoucd to the sad returns To bc publicly Open
od examined and counted in his presence 1T Columph
by three riorc Commissioners to be by him, and un,
der his hand aad SEAL appointed for that PURPOSE and
10 ascertain the number of votes given Ut the SAID cleo
,ion any person. and what four persons saa nave
respectively the greatest number OF votes IN the secr
Congressional Districts and to deposit the orl5nal po
of each of said Districts in the Oco Of tho Secretary o
State and after having asccraned that four persons are
elected beoru directed Lie is requested to ave notice
nv PROCLAMATION, that these persons have boon duly
elected Mombers Of the House Of Representatives. ID 'ne
Congress Of tho Unitod States.
r That the messengers herein provided shall be en-
titled to receive out Of the Treasury Of tho State COM
pcnsation equal to five dollars per diem. and twenty
cents per mile going to and returning from Columbia
and the number of days and miles to be ascerined by
the Secretary of state who shall certify pey-5ils there
In .ccor:aic, With a above. th si,na;"rs Of E.ec-
tons for h.rrscn District vii! crf"ecc to open the
Polls ut their different precincts .nt cnbcr OF Con-
gress and 6Y resolutions of ia. General Assembly ALSO
the .ilr and places ior tts rie,l" ol Clerk
OF the Colucn eDaB and General Sessions for Charles
ton District. Polls open between TIE hours Q! ~ M
Ward Ne AT the City Hail.
Ward Su 2-At the Court House.
Ward Mo- First Poll-At the Martet.
Ward No 3-Second Poll - Palmetto EiIginn house,
tnson-9t-nct.
Ward No i-.ifSt Pou - tSro FiFc I.iBluc-uouhu,
Archdac-str1rt.
Ward No 4--Sec0nd Poll - Engine mousse corner oi
(rcr,e . aI,,l college strccs
Ward 10 6-F:lylo Engino. house, MrrtnS-streei
Ward No 6-Washingtun EnSine-housc. Vandcrhor"i-
ward No T-EnEine-house in colurabus-steet
Ward NO B-Wiry's wagon yard, King
EA HAGERS
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CHA:.LSS LOVE, ChairInaI
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~ L. TOl;lIEY.
CHARLES LOVE.
November 16 chairman
ns- NOTICE Is IIEREBY GIVEN THAT, AT
tho most Session Of tho Legislature, application Will be
ado for removal and extension Of tho Charter OF the
J MOUNT PLEASANT FERRY COMPANY