The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09

ELECTION NOTICE.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVIeIONs OF THE
new Consultation Of the State OF South Carolina, the
Polls will be opened on Teday nezt the 18th inst at
their different preoncs between the hours Of A. NJ and
P. NJ, for the election Of ONE REPRESENTATIVE for
the House Of Representatives Of the State to supply the
place Of F. D. Richardson, Esq, he having accepted
soualfying Office immediately on the close Of the
polls the votes shs be counted and the election de-
olared.
Ward No at the City Hail.
Ward No. 3 at the Courthouse
Ward No. First Polly ct the Market 80
Anson-streot.
Ward No. 4 First Polly ct the Hope Engine House,
Ward No. lgeoond Polly at the Engine Houee corner
Of George aud College streets.
Ward No at the Eagle Engine House, Meeting
Ward No. 6 as the Washington Engine House, Wander
Ward No. 7 at the Engine House in columbusstreet.
Ward No. 8 at Wi1ey's Wagon Yard, Ktng-atreet
in more than Election District, and the Managers
will administer to every person or persons 30 offering TO
vote tho following oath II do solennly swear or affirm
r Representative In any Other District and that am duly
qualified to vote. 80 helr me God" The Constitution
provides that every voter sha be free white man. who
has attained the age Of years. and that he is
not pauper nor oncommsRioned officer or private
soldier Of the army nor seaman or marino OF the
navy OF the United Saes he shall for two years next
preceding the day of election have been citizen OF the
State or for the period emigrant from Europe
who has declared his intenons to become citizen Of
the United States according to the Constitution an ana LAWS
for at least two years next preceding the day OF election
and for the last SIX months Of the me In the District IN
which he oors to vote II any person leaves his home
temporary ABSENCE with the intention OF returning; but
if ono has his home and his family in another State the
presence of such person. although continued Tor TWO
years in the State, gives no right to vote.
MANAGERs.
WARD no. /.
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T. HEYWARD TIIAYER.
JNO. R. HoRsEy, NJ. BQLHER,
.c'9' : Il. Il. ALBElss.
WARD. NO. 3-1sr POLL
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.z ID POLL.
G. T.E, RoDGERs JAS. ". HARRISON,
= : = SETH SPENCER. -
WARD NO. 4-1sr poI1-=
G. )" p1N''A1' e. B. Welsh. isIsslI''i' "104'
% POLL.
otit4-e' W. J. AxsON.
WARD NO. s.
PETER C. eohAEEi LEWIS v. MARTIN. "a !; a''.e,
WARD NO. O.
RI 1,ADs0N WEBB, 80 Is AUG. SANDERS,
WARD no. -
j, T. SYMEE, - n7HT hNo1son ooSOi'
WARD NO. 8. .Z#
,y W puEv w. NJ. MOLEN,
~ W 1ee~@1 JOE A. TORLAY.
Novonoher q CHARLES LOVE, Chairman.
DIsCTHARGED SOLDIERS.
it@ 4 n -BOUNTY.-ALL SOLDIERS WHO EN-
BIUU LISTED in 1861, 1867, 1853, 1884 and 1855,
- eoryed two three years. or were discharged on ac-
a,,n+ NJ yo,,na: and tho WQOWS children parents of
e,oh solliers who died in service, =
CAN NOW OBTAIN ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS AID.
o-'1' DITIONAI BOUNTY AND PENSION.
an widows drawing pensions arc now entitled to an IN
crease OF two dollars per month for each child.
have received official forms and Instructions and can
settle theeo claims without delay II claimants win call at
once. No fees required In advance.
Persons reading ct distance can have tho necessary
Address .49.5= l.. HURLEY,
o. 8, licensed Olaim Agent,
No lG0 Meeting street,
Charleston, &. @. =
October "a 1ynp