The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-31
ELECTION NOTICE.

| CONFORMITY WITH THE PROCLAMATION OF
i his Excellcncy, BEFJANIIS /. PERRY Provisional
Governor of the State South Carolina dated the 2oh
and aSve wherein it is proesmed h'SSa Seears arsd nS
made known, that the Managers Election through
Members of STATE CONVENTION al their respective
Precincts, on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
force before the secession Of the state and that
Election District in the State shall elect many Mem
e te hGmse OF basis of
psS pTPa1n he @ and ,aNon Under the above
Monday in September next between tho hours of A.
and the election declared for the election tWenty pele
gates 10 SAID Convention, at tho following Places
Court House; Ward so: s~Fiia Poll, at tho Market;
Ward NO. 3TSec"nd Poll Palmetto Engine House, An
Houas. Archdale-srcct; Ward No 4ESeeond Pol, En-
e hTmsS corner OF George and Ward
6-washinSton Engine House. Vancrhoratstrcct; Ward
No 7-EnSine House, Columbnsstrcct; Ward No. g.
Marion Engine House Cannon-strcct.
No person qualified to vote shall be permitted voto
will administer every person or persons Offering 10 Soto
the following oath '.T do socmnly Tor affirm as
Smbcrs of the Convention voted in this or any "thcr
District and that am consuonally qualified to vote
Johnson in his Proclamation thc 2ath May A. d. 1861
should such person offering to vote within any Of
the exceptions in the said Amnesty Proclamation he
must previously have received special pardon before
The altering 4th section of tho Constitution OF
free white the ae of + "a TO S and EVERY
commissioned officers privatcs Of the army of the
and having resided therein two years previous to the
day of election and who has freehold of fifty
and possessed at least six months before election;
or not having any such freehold town lot hath
resident in the Election District i'll which he offers to
give his vote before the election six months
right to vote in the Election District in which he holds
required by the Constitution i'll voter. aye the two
n the Dret a ars tine tine
months lmneu,ately previous to the election; but if
right of residence by temporary absence with the nen-
ton of retrnng and If he has his homo the Election
absence with the intention roturning but if one has
his home and his family in another State. the presence
of such person. although continued for years III tho
State. gives no right to vote.
Managers.
WARD no. 1-crTY HALL.
'AA''-A' AoA H. W. scHRoDEh. ii TiatinAN
WARD. NO. 2-coURr HOUSE.
D. hhdANh fAfkS +: A. w4rfSEYa vi MEhE11
A. j. BukkE. MSED No. B. FIRST JoHS RSIn.IfnI d MILLER
WARD NO g. SECOND PoLL-rALMErro ENGINE HOUSE.
'A"A' oilhilANe e. T. RoGERs. e r LOCKE
WARD NO 4, FIRST poLL-HoPE ENGINE HOUSE.
T. A11As0S' ROBERT I. Il; bh6wRa q; BRUINS
GEORGE AND coLLEGE-sTREErs.
JAMES L. rArrEssGsi &: Gxmb L bufsF. * MARTIN
WARD NO. 5-EAGLE ENGINE HOUSE.
JOHN MOEFETT. PETER GUERRY
+. S. X. CHRIRTZBERG.
WARD NO. 6-wAsHISGToS ENGINE HOUSE.
G. s. HACKER. J. LADSON WEBB.
NJ. T. BARTLETT.
WARD NO. T-ESGISE HOUSE: coLUMBussrnEEr.
E. c. THARIN. JOHN SYhIhIES.
ROBERT TEASDALE.
WARD NO. S-w1LEY's WAGON YARD. KING-srnEEr.
]. F. ANDERSON. W. P. RUSSELL.
JOHN BURNS.
August 90