The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-04-01

| and closed at six o'clock in, tho afternoon Of
each day, and shall be kept opcu during there
hours -without intcrmission or adjournment.
Seventh. All judges aud clerks employed in
conducting said thalb before cgmmen.
cling to hold the same, be sworn To the fsithtul
performance OF their duties, and shall also
ttke and subscribe the oath of ofice prescrib-
cd hy law for officers of The United States.
Eighth. No menibcr Of the Beard Of Reg.
istraticn, who is candidate for election to
any Office to be filled at this election, shall
.crve MS a Judge or Manager or the Election
fn amy precinct which be socks TO represent. ,
Nmtlr. Tho Sheriff aud other peace ofieers
Of each County sre required to DO present
during the Who'll, time that the polls are Kept
open, aud until tho election is completed ;
and will hc made rcsponsible that there shall
be no Interference with Judges Of Elections,
or other Interruption rgood order. IT there
should be moro than ono polling place in any
County. the Sheriff of the County is empow-
eaed and directed to make such assignments
Of his deputies, aud other peace .vffcers, TO the
other polling places, MS in his Judgment best
subserro the purposes ofqulet aud order; and
he Is further required 10 report these arrange
mcnts in: advance to tho Commander OF the
Military Post in which his County Is situated.
Tenth. Vip'encc, or threats OF VIOLENCE, or
OF discharge from employment, or other on.
presSivo means to prevent any person from
registering or exercising his right of voting,
is positively prohibited; aud any such attempt
viii tc reported by tho Registrars or judge
OF Elections to the Post Commander, and viii
cause tho arrest aud trial of the offenders by
military authority. The exhibition or carry
ing Of dead y weapons Ia violation OF General
Orders No. 10, Of 1857, at or In the vicinity OF
any polling places during the election bervin
ordered, will be regarded and treated as an
additional offeuce. -e- - .-a, s.. r.-s..s
Eleventh. All bar, rooms, s,loons and other
places for the sale Of liquors by retail, win be
closed from six o'clock OF tho evening of the
18th OF April, until six o'clock OF the mora
lag Of the l7th of April, 1868, aud iurin. this
time the sale of NIL intoxicating liquors at or
near any polling place. is prohibited. The
police officers OF cities aud towns, and
the Sherids and other peace officers Of caan-
ties, will be held responsible for tho strict en- .
forcement Of this prohibition. and will pran p.
ly arrest and hold for trial all persons who
may ttansgrcss Il. % -
Twelfth. Military Interference with cleo
tons, "unlcss Il shall be necessary TO re, .,
the armed enemies of the United States, or "a,
Keep the peace at the polls" is prohibited by
the Act of Congress, approved February Is,
1865, and no soldiers will bo, allowed to ap-
pear at any polling place, unless rs citiaens yf
the State they are qualified and arc registered
as voters, and then only for the purpose o..
voting; but the Commanders Of Posts will
Keep their troops well in hand on tho days
OF election. aud viii 10 prepared to nc.
promptly If the civil authorities arc unable TO
preserve the peace sya. E.sf. ,,s.. ..-.
Thtrtechth. The returns required ,.y Law to
be made to the Commander OF tho District, of
the .rs=alts Of this election, win be rendered
by the Boards of Registrations Of the several
registration precincts through the coinman-
ders Of the Military Posts in which their pre-
ciucts arc situated, aud In accordance with
the detailed instructions hereafter 10 be given.
Fourteenth. The State oficers TO DO voted
for at this elcction are: r
l. Governor. s.vs -'-7-.-.-.' sfsa:
. 2. Lieutepant. Governor
y. Adjutant and Inspector @ eneral.
z 4. Secretary Of State.
5. Comptroller General. ....
6. Treasurer.
e z. Attorney. General. .....-.-. 49,.
8. Superintendent Of Education.
o., Members or the General. .Asse nbly. -
" Fifteenth. The First nsrcssional District
Is composed Of tho Counties OF Lancaster.
Chesterfield, Marlboro. Darlington, Marion,
Horny, Georgetown, Williamsburg, Sumter.
Clarendon and Kershaw; the Second Is com
posed of the Counties Of Charles,on, Colletop.
Beaufort and Barnwcil; the Third Is campos.
ed OF the Counties Of oransoburg. Lexington,
Richland, Ncwbcrry, EdgeReld, Abbeville and
Anderson; the Fourth Is composed or tho
Counties Of oconOc, Pirkens, Grrsnyille, Lau.
reps, Spartanburg, Union, York. Chester and
Fairfield; in each of which one person shall
DO elected as Representative TO the Congress
Of the United States. In addition, two other
members Of that body win DO elected by the
ballots Of the registered voters voting a,
large tb-Oghout,;hs State. ..,-. ..e
by command Of Broyet MsJor-Cis isnersI Ed.
r.. 3. Canty. sg-. s.l
LOUIS v. cAZIARc,-
Aid-de-camp, A. A. "A. General.
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