The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-05-15
New Adv en- rtisenl ents.
Neadd' IS Second Military Dist.
CHARLESTON


Neado, RS Second Miilitary Dist,
sS CHARLESTON, sc, May 9, 1851:
General Order No. 49, - So. o,.d;.
IN the third Monday IN July next, IN ooeai-
ence;to the requirements of the Aet ol
passed March 23d, 1867, the commanding 9enelal
MiII proceed and cause to be made . hegistra.ion
Of the Male citizens Of the United suites, swenty
one years of and
:uation in t6a rebellion, or for felony at common
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Sso.y tbsae discreet; and qualified persons, to be
anSoointed 81 the commanding General, viii be or
Nsnized in each couEtysor City, to make and COM
Slet the Registration superintend the election 20
he thereafter for Delegates to Convention TO
yrsrss 5 Tonstitution, and make returns to him of
ina votes, list Of voters aud Of the persons elected
IS Delegates by plurality of the votes cast at such
:eleGtIon: .fa.,sT : - ~.
ssIIIs The Counties in North Carolina, and the
Geoeraphica Districts in South Carollna will, for
TIE purposes of registration, be divided into CON
SeniSnt Repatriation Precincts. In each Keglstra-
tiSn Precn Ct Board Of Registers will, praetl-
cable be7orgsnized. Several places VIII De aes,g
mated in1eaeh Registration Precinct, where the
Board will meet and citizens eligible to .regstra-
zion Il may 20 and be,registered. The Board OF he
spisfrafion Will remain in session two days, IRON
sunrise to sunset, at each place of meeting On
the adinnrnm ent of the Board copy OF the llsts0
spersoas Segistered viii be deposited in suilaole
place withSu she precinct seven days. for public IN
formation. And &hereafter the Board VIII again
yisiS every precinct and revise the list of voters
hear objections from citizensSas to any adjudica-
ytior made and register any person who may hare
been unable, by.reason :of illness OF other good
and TO attend the first session OF the
: BOARD. 81 :z:...ss :
". All persons appointed to make the saio ne
Tistrafion Of voters and to conduct said eiection
>siirbe required, before entering upon iher auues,
10 tale and subscribe the oath h;preserrbed Dy the
,Aetapproyed July I'd, 1852, entitled "An Act to-
prescribe an 5asth Of Office" And it any person
sba falsely take and subscribe such 0athor affirm
-ai;Sss sueE Spsrson SO offending and being duly;
eopvicted thereof, shall be snbiect TO the pains,
penalties and disabilities which, by law, are pro.
vided Tor the punishment of the crime OF Wlitui
and corrupt perjury The form OF tho oath Is here
With published, as follows: IS
s-.sy.s8 B.STo solemnly swear for affirm that L
ikaye never Yolnntarisy borne arms againststhe:
UnitedsStates since Ihaye been q citizen thereof;
that have voluntarily given no aid, countenance,
counselor encouragement. to- persons engaged IN
armed hostility thereto that Ihaveneithcr sought,
accepted, nor attempted o-exerclse the Iune-
Stions Of anyeof5ce whatever under any authority,
qr pretended anthprity. hostility TO the United
=
mort toany pretended government, authority, power:
or nsiiutioi within the United States, hostile or
Sniuieo theret And dtlfu her swcar{o afhrm)
tlatstp beiit Of my Knowledge and ability, IL
viii support end defend the Consultation of the
United States against all enemies, foreign or do
nesti that syili bear trae faith and allegiance
10 tho sarne that take tids 5 obligation freely,
without n1Ig rssna rcservation purpose of eva
sion; 1pa thtts I will we'll and faithfully discharge
4he:auties fthe Office on5which l. am about to en-
Ter. So. help me God. .s:.sf,
Members Of the Boards of Registration will;
be allowed as ompensation four dollars day for.
each day actually and necessarily employed IN the
Derformancc their duties, and ten cents mile
for each mile travelled on duty Officers of the
nrrnY detailed for such duty, will be paid the per
diem. and Msage allowed for attendanceon Courts
aaIsstial..Ss< - :, = @
YI.A1y citizen desiring to serve as -a;memberof
sBoaga Of Registration may. forward his :npplica-
cation I'D these Headquarters, addressed to Captain
alexander Moore, A: D. C. No application will be
considered unless accompanied bSa written recon-
menllation signed by eitIierthe Provisional Cover
nor Of the State Judge OF the Circuitor District
Coirt: of the United States, Collector or other
priiicnal officer of Gust oms or of Internal Revenue
che Assistant Commissioner of the Freedman
Bareau, OR I'll hsrermsndiag eMcer ef the military
ost; within which the apprfcanC resides, certifying
fthe applicantto to be ft and proper person to re-
fceys the appointment. -ss fs ;ss 8
VII It is essential that every Board of Rcgistra-
ticn should be composeff OF persons of.recognized
sconsideretion and worth, fairly representing the
nouulation, and in whose inpariaiity and capacity
Sthe body of voters in the picinagc may have just
reliance: y li.Ss,~s ~ -; -. s,5:ss.s-
Will The boundaries of precincts for Eegistra-
ion, the several places within each precinct where
.fhe Board of Registration will meet, the day or
DAWSON whichthe Board will meet i'll each precinct,
and also, uclregulaiions may he necessary for
:the government Of Registers and Of Inspectors of
Election in the discharge Of their duties and TO
insure tie accuracy and completeness of the Regis
aration, will duly published for general informa-
.tian, ~ f. s.ee7..i = ~ 80, esisE
TX. Post Commanders will report without delay
rpon the most e4pedient division cf the territory
within their commands into Registration Precincts
having reference when practicable, to3cxising
laws and cnitoms establishing the usual voting
places, and keeping In view the. Importance of afz
fording ample facilities for registration wi,hsthe
least interruption of the ordin.ry avocations Of
the people, 80. ,,-........--,2
&: s.ss j. W. W. CLOBS,
sr,s, Captain. .86th Infantry;
c. and Act: Assist. Adj,t Gen.
OFFICE A. c. s.,
ANDERSON, SC, May Il, 1867