The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-05-22
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readers Second military: Dist,
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Heada'rs Second Military Dist,
cHAnIEsToS, IS. c., Mays 8, 1861.
General Order Ne. 18. ;s, '.,t.4.n
I.>Onthe third Monday in July next, ssus IN eosas
ence TO the reaurements:o of the ACT Soi oouSleao,
passed March 23d, 1867, the commanding eenera
win proceed and cause TO- be made nesistr.it,ou
,of tbe Moln citigeps of the United States, twenty
,ofse wears of age and upwards, residens VI Not.u
and South Carolina not distranchlsed lor partiel
patton in The rebellion, or for felony al common
law. .,sn.;,,n,t;o, CONSIST
;nr ~ three discreet and qualified persons to be
anS2S;nted hv the commanding General, will be or
gsp;4es in each County or City5 to make and COM
SIea the Registration superintend the election 10
ha bptd thereafter for Delegates to Convention to
frame Constitution, and make returns to ham OF
tbeyotes list of voters and of the persons elected
ae Delegates plurality Of the votes cast at such
election. -sts - A..
Geographical Districts in South Carolina wilt; for
the purposes of registration, be divided into con-
vanient Registration Precincts. In each Registra-
tion Precincta Board Of Registers will, If practi-
cable, be organized. Several places will DO desig
mated in each Registration Precinct, where the
Board viii meet, and citizens eligible TO regs,ra' ira
ton may go and be registered. The boare Oh n ne
. eisfiation will remain in session two days. from
sunrise to sunset, at each place of meeting on
the adjournment of Board copy Of the list OF
persons registered will be deposited in suitable
place within the precinct seven days, for pubhc In
formation. And thereafter the Board win agdih
visit every precinct, ard revise the list OF voters,
hear objections from citizensNas 10 any udlca-
tion made, and register any person who may have
Seen unable, by reason of. illness or other. good
and sufficient canse to attend the rst session OIL Inc
Board. s.;z
Nv. All persons appointed to make the SAID Re
gistIation of voters and to conduct said election
win be required before entering upon their
to take and subscribe the oath prescribed oy Inc
Act approved July 3D. 1862 entitled 'An Act to
prescrihe an oath of office. - And II any person
shal take aud subscribe such oath or afrm-
alton: sach person SO offending md being duly
enniictei thereof, shall bei subject TO the: pains,
r,ennIties and disabilities which, by law, pro-
yided for the punishment: Of the crime of wilful
and corrupt perjury The form of the oath IS here
with published, ms follows
yI. a. B., io solemnlya swear; Tor affirm that l
have never Voluntarily borne arms against the
United States since Ehaye been o citizen thereof;
that have voluntarily given no aid, countenance,
counsel Cd encouragement TO persons engaged In
armed bostilitytheretoi that have neither sought
noraaccapted nor attempted to exercise the func-
tions Of any Office whatever under any authority,
or pretended authority, in hostility to the United
States; that have not elaed voluntary sup
port stoany pretended government, authority power
or Constitution Yihn the United States, hostile or
fniuicnf thereto And1 do further swear Tor afhrm)
thai, to the best of my knowle1se and ability, l
viii support and defend the Constitution of the
United States aganst all enemies, foreign or do
nestle; that iqin bear true faith and allegiance
10 thu same;{ that L take obligation freely,
without any MENTAL reservation or purpose OF eva
sion; and that will well and faithfully discharge
the duties Of the Office on which II am about 10 en-
c. l. Cod