Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-03
FIRST MONDAY IN MAY NEXT,

FIRST MONDAY IN MAY NEXT,
A. D 1866. Ut being the 7th day of said month
between the hours OF "a. NJ and p NJ, for The
puri OF e Getting she if, oae C'eIk Of Dis
trict curt, one Recorder, one Assessor n d one
Co oner for the ParI b of East Baton Eouge, ant
one District Attorney for the Fifth Judicial Dis
triCt, composed of the paIithss of East aud We5
Baton Rouge Ire vile and East Feliciana.
Said elect on to be holden at the pl ces, and t
be supervised by the commissioners appointed By
the Police Jury as follows, toWit:
ist Precinct, court liouse), ~ Wax, T. TrahaI
and John 0'Connor, Commission ars.
I'd Precinct Getty Hall, J. d. BIoutn, JOSEPH
Nc orm OK and B. mcGate Commissioners
4h Precinct, lat Del .tt's), Tom Mills, Rober
Mailoy and william Fields, Commission ers.
9th Precinct, (HighlaDds), Paul Ke NJ eler, DR.
j. II. Huguet and Denis Daigre, Commissio ers.
It'll Precrnc', ,Haralsons,, A. Dixon, b. 4. Bur
nett and G. Foreman, Commission ers
10th Precinct, tBu liugtOn, temov, d to Nor
gan's s'ore), W j. Usher, II. r. Graham and r
W. GreeDweIl, Comm ss oners
1lth Pre- ;inct, (oatdy Cfeek), J. o. Denham
William Kelly and A. Fenningl on CommissI o. ers
For he inform ttiOn of all voters annex hereiC
the qualiicat ors Of vo ers established by law
Every viii e mail who has attained the age Of
twenty ole ears. and VIII has cen a re I'd mt Of
the sta e we've oa'h TEX p e edinR ihe &c.
ton, and u c last three months tie eof 10 the par
ish IN which he offers to vote, and who shall be
citizen Of the United states shah have the right
OF voting"
In addition to the foregoing qualifications,
every ecior is require to produce the am lesty
o,th pre- ,Cibed in the Pre- idents Proclamation,
eitbe Of the 9Th Of ecem err, 1863 or that OF The
z9t OF May, 1875, sworn 10 and subscribed Le!ore
compe ent authority
"a do so EMMY wear or afi IN, in the prevence
of Am ghty God, III t will he eater faithfully
dee d he constitution OF h9 United States and
The Unio OF the sta es the eunder and that |
wal, in like an abide nv nd fail f,Il
port all law which have teen m lde during the
eSisting REBELLION with Te'eleTce to the emancipa-
ton Of slaves. so he p me Cod
This oath is imperative on and after the Goth
day ofM ay, 1865, and will be rgidy enforced 1t
will be understood at The same time, that those
who are excluded rom the eI efts o. This am e.ty
h, by any of the list Of exceptions contained in
the proclamation, will not lie allowed to vote un-
less ST e3ialy pardo cd by the Pres dent
On the sa It'll day Of May, 1866, there will also
be an c ection ort the purpose Ofelecting one JUS
tice of The Peace and one Constah in and Tor
every Watd II said Parish. Said election to take
place n said day etween the hours Or 8 A NJ ard
NJ, at the places and under the supervision
OF the Commissioners he enafter mentioned to-
wit:
Ward No l, Court Hoase1, P. A. Kuqler, +. A.
NephIer and 9. G Breckenridge, Commissioners.
Ward No. 2. Getty Hat), Charles Week, Nth.
BermlnQham and NJ. TT lcy, Commissioners.
ward No 3. (at Dunn's), s. X. Davis, j. @. FL
der and Niey Rlount, Commissioners
Wa,d no A, lat Easts), J. A. Mctlugh, w. Tate
and William shaw, Commissioners.
Ward no. g. (at Nevt e's), thomas Lney, Jas
O Knox and W Newport, Commissioners
Ward No 9, \Hiehlaud's) W. y. Kletnpe er, W.
D Brown and George keinpeter, Jt., Commits
sion7rs
Ward No 7, (at Haralso7's), Io-eth Heard, b.
DIXON and r. h. Knox, commissioners.
Ward No s. lat Hore Est,te II Walsh, DR.
j. NJ Williams and VIII IN Pierce. Commits sioners.