The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

ELECTION ICr

MAN for Ward No l. to ALI vacancy cccastoned by the
TSSignation f ,of y. r: MAoDETH. Esq. for ono AL
tho resignation Of THOMAS RYAN Esq ana for one AL
DERmAN for Ward No. T. to fill the vacancy occasoned
by the resignation OF ARCHIBALD CAMERON, Esq.
All persons qualified to vote are ummoned 70 attend
and give their euffrages.
u NJ, and and p M at the following places: Ward
No ]! at the city Hal; Ward No q at the Court House;
street; Ward No. l. Hops Engine House.
Ward No Eagle Engine House Meeting street; Ward
No. Q, Washington Engine House, Vanderhorstsreet;
street and public MALI Ward No. g. Oily Engine House.
NAGERS.
WARD T.
A. j. BURKE. JOHN D. MILLER.
WARD II.
J. L. YATES. NJ. BoLaER.
JOHN HURKAMP.
WARD no. III.
JAMES A. DUFFgs; sAmrn 8. H6whEt. 3; Il; srHopEI'
WARD ".
E. F. s"hs'As; =: s. D. MuoKENEuss: I: + sSANS' #
WARD NO. ".
P. NJ DoUCIN. E. O. KECKLEY.
W. O. FINLEY.
WAND NO.
O. HICKEY. J. L. HONOUR.
WARD NO. VIZ
j. O. BRADLEY. j. NJ oA1vEhf E i BRADLEY
WARD VIII.
8. n. PRINCE. A. F. ". ABRAHAMs
The Managers of the City Election publish for the
receiving votes at the Election to be hold on Wednes
day, tho Goth instant:
The Qualifications off Voter.
I. A voter must be citizen of the United States.
2. He must be twenty-one years Of age.
vtoas to the H BFhs rostdenco 'S must pfS BE-
fO fhaa nftOn
the intention to change the domic will not Affect the
right derived from residence
other whose residence is only oocasone for the
mere purpose of buainoss. is entitled to a vote.
Charleston which he has bean legally seized and
sessed at least six months before the election Not
Charleston six months Immediately before the election
N R.The months referred to above must be calendar
He must be free white innabitant within the cor.
porate nr its Of the city. N BAN inhabitant means
any resident OF the city with bona de intention to
he must reside in the Ward in which he offers to
two years previous the election and domciIed six
mon,hs in the City of Charleston, and having other
Aa general rule, no seaman ACQUIRES domicil by
equenting the port who does not OF the port
the domiciI Of sailor s generally determined by the
character and ownership OF the vessel.
City Guard and the United States Army. are not en-
titled to vote.
y. ALI nAturaEeQ Will required to produce
their certificates OF citizenship previous to voting, If
No person vote without their Poll or other Tax
Receipt, which the Managers by law are required to
The Receipt must be for the year 1885, as per advice
Of the City Attorney
Oath to be administered to erery Voter.
s wa ssS T5 hs
ths eeoon az hs hep o to vote
Oath to be adiniered to e Voer whe his cote i. cAal-
You do solemnly swear for affirm, to make true an.
to the questions shnl ask you touching
o SH sas ss o gUn Laws and on
b snss % and mot living in
Section st Of the Act OF 1882 entitled an Act to
the Act regulating the election Of hembers Of LegalA-
Be It enacted by the Honorable the Senate an House
OF hePreSsaatives M now met and sitting in General AS
Managers Of Election for Members Congress- Of the
LegBlature Sheriff. Clerks. and ali other Dstrot ofh.
and also for Intendnnt and Wardens the Cty
Charleston and also the officers Of all incorporated
In this tate shall have authority to administer oahs
and examine witnesses In all matters concerning the
duties Of their appointment and to maintain regularity
and order at their respective polls and If any person
gers while In th execution Of their duties or by dsor
derly conduct In their presence hearing shall aturb
oendD the SfSSf Semmon jan g.
the District during the day Of election on which such
executed By the Sheriff or any Constable to whom the
order shall be delivered or II none be present. by any
Sheriff. Constable other person executing this ORDER
ehn be entitled to the same fee as for other arrests
be betrayed by the party offending before his Dis
charge unless DO shall make oath OF his inability pay
the same" ~ g.. - ~ ..fF.r5
Fourth section Of the Act Of the Legislature of 1877
regulating the election of Intendsnt and Wardeus OF
"N any person ahau be convicted Of having wlfully
taken false oath before such Managers a such election
tcity efecttonsL he they shall be liable proseou
ton for perjury and conviction shall be liable all
the pains and penal which by inflicted
those VINO are convicted OF that ohence."
subornadon Of perjury ..L--.A - " =
And be Il further enacted That In all indictments for
perjury or huoornaton OF psrjpry taken before
the Managers OF election ordered by law or Joint
resolution Of both branches Of the Legislature In the
due execution of their duties sha be equivalent to an
oath taken in judicial proceeding; and any person
convicted OF perjury or subornaton Of perjury assign
ea IN kng OF procuring any person TO take false oath
before the Managers Of Elections shall suffer the pains
end penhlties prescribed by law for suoh oences.'
r.: !IAft g. ....-tI..- 4 JAMES A., DUFFUS,
. ,.-t Chairman Of the Board Of Managers.
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