The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02
ELECTION NOTICE,

ho resignation OF ARCHIBALD CAMERON
All persons quail fed to are sum moncd TO attend
nd give their sufrragss
at a. Wand and
No Mt tho .ity Hall; Ward No q at the Court House;
reet Ward No. Hope Engine aons"
Ward No O. Eagle Engine House. Meeting street; Ward
No. ., Washington Engine House, .street;
Ward No z, City tngno House. corner of Columbus
street and public MALL Ward No. City Engine House,,
EAGERS.
L. J. BURKE. JOHN D. MILLER.
CHARLES LOVE
II.
]. L. YATES. n. DoLdRR.
JOHN HURKAMP.
WARD NO III.
SAMER 8. HOWELL.
WARD NO.
l. T. S"AA'As; B s. D. muokENTUss: I; Fl ssANS
V.
P. NJ DoUcIN. C. KEcKLEY-
WARD NO. vi.
" J.a. MARTIN -''i'0'N'
WARD NO. VII.
" " JIM. CALVERT.
VIII.
6. II. PRINCE. A. F. W. ABRAHAMs.
". c. RIGGS.
Tho Managers of tho City Election publish for the.
benefit of tho citizens the rules which will them
In ceivng v"tes at the Election to be hold cnes
day the 10Th instant:
Tie Qualifications Of Voter.
/. A voter must br citizen of the United States.
2. He must bs twentyone years cf age.
g. He must have resided two years this State pre-.
previous to the election. Temporary absence without
the intention to change the domci will not effect the
4. No store Shop Keeper. or Commercial Agent OF
other whose residence only occasioned the
mere purpose Of business. is entitled to a vote.
6. He must have q Town Lot within tho City Of
Charleston, of which he has been legally seized pos
ing such Lot he must have resided within the City Of
Charleston ak months immediately before the election.
months. aEI1
g. He must be free whe innabitaut within the cor.
porae its of the city. N: B.-An inhabitant
any resident OF the city, with bona de intention to
l. He must raside In the Ward in which he offers to
vote. Seafaring who dolnced in the State for
mon, hs in the City Of Charleston and having other
qualifications are entitled to vote.
As general rule, no seaman acquires domicll by
frequrntng port who docs not sail out OF the port
OF Qharlest N In vessel owned In the ssme because
character and ownership Of the vesse'.
g. Paupers non commissioned officers and privates of
the Cit> Guard and the United States Army, not
o All naturalized citizens will required to produce
their certificates of citizenship previous to voting,
TO- No person can vote without their Poll or other Tax
stamp or mark.
Oath to be adminisered to cuery Voter.
"You solemnly Tor aifrm) that you qualified
under the Copsituon Of this State to vote at
this this election ie M at this poll. So help ou Goa"
tenged.
"You do solemniy swear Or affirm, to make true
quaiiheaons az voter under the Laws and oOSstitu-
ton OF this State. SO help you Goa." q.
city, cha be entitled to vote who comes into the city
purely for the purpose OF voting.
Section 1st of the Act Of 1882 entitled Act to amend
the Act regulating the election of Members of Legsln
ture.
of Representatives, now met and sitting General As
senlby, and by the authority OF the same. That the
legislature, sheris Clerks and all other District o
and also tor Intendant aud wardens of the City of
In this tate. shall have authority administer oaths
and examine witnesses i'll all matters concerning tho
aud order at their respective pols and If
shall refuse to obey the lawful OF the Mana
gers while in tn execution Of their duties, by sor-
dery conduct In their presr or hearing shal disturb
their n RF1feednss @ they may by a an order in writing
the Dtstrct during the day of election which such
disturbance &C., Is committed And such order shall be
order shall be delivered or If none be present by any
Sheriff Constable or other person executing this order
be entitled to the same fee as for other arrests
charge he shall mako oath Of his Inability to pny
the same"
Fourth section Of the Act of the Legislature of 1877
regulating the election of Inendant and Wardens Of
Charleston
''I any person shall be convicted of having wilfully
taken false oath before such Managers at such election
ity eleciions he or they shall bc liable to
ton for perjury, and conviction shall be liable to all
the pains and penalties which by law inflicted upon
those Ohio are nvicted OF that offence
Section 4th of l84i in relation 10 perjury and
subornstion of perjury
"And be IL further enacted. That in all indictments for
perjury suuornation of perjury oath taken before
the Managers Of any election ordered by law joint
resolution Of both branches Of tho Legislature in the
due execution Of their duties eha be equivalent to
oath taken In judicial proceeding; and any person
convicted OF perjury or tubornaon OF perjury assign
ed in taking procuring to take false oath
before the Managers of Elections shall suffer the pains
and penalties prescribed by law for such Offences"
| JAMES A. DUFFUS,*
| Chairman OF the Board Of Managers
*vice JNO. T. MILLER. declining to serve.
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