The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-03-25
the Military Post i'll which his County is

or OF dlscnarSe Iroil employ IleHe, VI
other oppressive means to prevent any
person from registering or exercising his
right of voting, is positively prohibited;
and any such attempts will be reported
by the Registrars or Judges of Elections
to the Post Commander, and will cause the
arrest ana trial of the offenders by militia
ry authority. The exhibition or carrying
Of deadly weapons in violation of General
Orders No. 10, OF 1867, at or in the vlcln-
ity of any polling places during the elec,
tion herein ordered, will be regarded and
treated as an additional offence.
Eleventh. All bar rooms; saloons and
other places tor the sale of liquors by re-
tail, will be closed from six o'clock of the
evening Of the 18th of April, until six
o'clock of the morning of the 18th OF
April 1868, and during this tine the sale
of all Intoxicating liquors at or near any
polling place is prohibited. The police
officers of cities and towns, andsthe Sher-
itfs and other peace officers of counties,
will be held responsible for the strict ell
torcement Of this prohibition, and will
promptly arrest and hold for trial all per-
sons who may transgrers it.
Twelfth. Military interference with
elections, ''unlcss it shall be necessary to
repel the armed enemies Of the United
States, or to keep the peace at the polls"
is prohibited by the Act of Congress, ap-
proved February %, 1865, and no soldiers
will be allowed to appear at any polling
place unless as citizens ofthe State they are
qualified and are registered as voters, and
then only for the purpose of voting; but
the Commanders OF Posts will keep their
troops well in hand on the days of election,
and will be prepared to act promptly ifthe
civil authorities are unable toprcserve the
peace.
Thirteenth. The returns required by
law to be made to the Commander of the
District of the results of this election, will
be rendered by the Boards of Registration
of the several registration precincts
through the Commanders of the Military
Posts in which their precincts are situated,
and in accordance with the detailed i'll
structious hereafter to be given.
Fourteenth. The officers to be voted for
at the election are
/. Governor.
Q. L:cutenant.G Governor
8. Adjutant and lnspector-Goneral.
4. Secretary of State.
s. Comptroller-General.
g. Treasurer.
I. Attorney-Gencral
8. Superintendent of Education.
O. Members of the General Assembly,
as follows
County of Chareston,*2 Senators and
Is Representatives
County ofColleton, Senator and KEEP
rescntativcs.
:. County of Beaufort, Senator and {
Representatives.
,nty of Georgetown, Senator and 3
Representatives.
County Of Horny, Senator and Rep
County of Williamsburg, Senator and
Representatives.
County of Marion, ! Senator and Rep
representatives.
County OF Darlington ! Senator and 4
Representatives.
County of Marlboro, Senator and 2
Representatives.
County of Chesterfield, Senator and .
Representatives.
County of Sumter, Senator and Rep
rcsentativcs.
County of Clarendon, I Senator and 2
Representatives.
County of Barnwell, Senator and 9
Representatives.
County of Edgcfeld, Senator and 1
/ Representatives.
County Of Orangcbarg, l Senator and 5
Representatives
County of Kershaw, l Senator and 3
Representatives.
County of Richland, Senator and 4
Representatives.
County OF lexington Senator and 2
Representatives.
County of New berry, Senator and 8
Representatives
County of Laurens, l Senator and 4
Representatives
County of Abbcviile, / Senator and 5
Representatives
County of Anderson, Senator and 8
Representatives. .
County OF Greenvillc, Senator and 4
Representatives
County of Pickens,* Senator and
Representative
County Of ofSpartanburg, Senator and
Representatives.
County Of Union, l Senator and sRe p
resentativcs.
County OF York, Senator and 4 Rep
resentatlves.
County of Chester, ] Senator and Rep
resentativcs.
County of Fairfield, / Senator and 8
Representatives.
County Of Lancaster, l Senator and .
County of oconcc,* l Senator and .
Representatives.
Fifteenth. The First Congressional Dis
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