The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-07-25
HEADQUARTERS J
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT, ,
CHARLESTON, S. G. July 18 1867. },

OECOND MILITARY DISTRICT, 7
CHARLESTON, S. G. July 18 1867.
General Orders No. go.
The following appointments of Reg
listers are announced. The persons
named will be assigned to duty by
Post Commanders as members OF
Boards of Registration for the-sevcr-
al Registration Precincts they may
establish within their commands. =
Commanding Officers of Posts will
fill vacancies and report their action
to these headquarters for confirma-
tion.
Two Boards Of Registration will
be corganizcd for each Countyin North
Carolina having moro than six cleo
ton precincts, except the Counties Of:
Beaufort, Cumberland Craven, Edge
combc, Granville, Halifax, New Han
over, Wake, Davic and Wilson, which
shall have the Boards provided for in
this order.
Three Boards of Registration will
be organized for each District in
South Carolina, except the Districts
of Barnwell, Berkeley, Orangcburg,
Lexington, Beaufort, Grecnville,
Chester, Collcton and tho City Of
Charleston, which shall have the
Boards provided for in this order.
Registers will be required to take
the oath prescribcdby the act Of Con-
gfess approved ID July, 1862
Blank forms OF this oath of Office will
be furnished to Post Commanders,
and when duly subscribed and sworn
will returned to these headquarters.
The election precincts established
BY law or custom as voting places in
the Counties and Cities of North Car
olina and in the Districts, Parishes
and municipalities ofSouth Carolina,
will be designated by Post Commau-
ders, as the places for Registration.
It is desirable that not more than six
of these and preferably a less num-
Der, be included in Registration
Precinct and assigned to one Board:
so that ample facilities may be affor-
ded for Registration.
Every Board will choose its pre-
siding officer, who willrcprescnt the
Board and announce its action upon
all matters coming before it.
Regulations for the government Of
Registers in the discharge of their
duties will be duly published as soon
as practicable for general information.
TThc following is Il list Of the Reg
listers for this and the adjoining Dis
tricts:
District Of DarzingtOa:-s. S.
Il. N. rarTott, E1ijal II. HilI,n Infraa Fran:
els A., Thomas, \. w Thompson,
Stephen Jett. T. A. Durgc.
District Of MarBuo.- II.
Boyrcz Frank H, Eaton, George Hop
kins, Jos. S. Thomas, J. L. Easter
ling, Calvin Smith, Jas. Covirgton,
Alex. Newton, George Hood.
District Of Chesterfield Brent
johnson, William Fullerton, II. G.
Gray, John NJ. Smith, Henry l..
Shrewsbury, John W. Swinney, BENZ.
Crowley, Malcom McColcman.
District Of Kershaw.-Joscph J.
Richardson, Joseph NJ. Gayle, Levi
P. Champlain, W. E. Turner, Solo
man A. Benjamin, Columbus Shivcr,
John A. Boswell, Theodore Lang,
Hugh Young. e.
District Of Richzana.- Joseph II.
Denk, NJ. J. Calnan, DR.. j. ". Green,
James Brown, Adolph Fcininger,
J. White, ". b. Nash, W. B. Ed
wards, William Simons,
District Of FawfeM.-L. ". Du-
val, James. NJ. DAILY, 7. P. Oxncr,
Thomas Jordan, S. 3. Lumkin, John
S. Douglas, Richard Cobean, DR.. ".
B. Peake, Dan. B. Kirkland.
District Of LGncastcr.-Dr. W. G.
Armficld, George Sinclair, Dudley
NJ. Ussery, Alfred Andrews, j. T.
Copeland, E. K. Brummett, II. l..
Beck, r. R. Thompson, James L.
Barr.
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The Registers hereby appointed
will be immediatcl y notified by the
Post Commanders, to whom they will
report at once for the necessary books
and blanks.
All communications from the Reg
listers will be addressed to the Post
Commander. Orders and instructions
will be transmitted to Boards of Reg
tration, through the same channel.
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