The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-19
ELECTION NOTICE
On November the 5th. 1879.

On November the sth. 1871,
iaf ths paspsss q slsrtsf Elseisfs ~ Ped.
deaf ahd Wes-frssifsnt o. he uaiied States,
and oas Representative IN Congress ff lie
sfsand cangtsssiaasi nissfei Of ihs STATE.
Tie aid esasrsl Eisriios Gill be hsId a
each Precinct 10 ne soan'y IS followa
Pleasant Moaai one tor.
Inspectors Ruben ssndsr, ID Eonigom-
cry. Orahgs Brunt
Clerks William Hiii, Nathan fIsys
Como one Dor.
Inspectors Georg. r. Hsr, DF Br.esia-
ridge, Jack Jones
Clerks Panola DAVIS O W Par,s.
Springport one boz.
Inspectors p Z Archibald, Jesse Bsrtsstld,
Cyrus Avant.
Clerks A N Smith, ] T Harmon.
Longtown one box.
Inspectors u Allen, John Bryant Henry
Maddor.
Clerks: JoAskew, R Fl Porter.
Peach Creek one box.
Inspectors n D Carter, Ben Mitchell, Dol
phin Pope.
Clerks T. r. Brahsn, R II Jennings
Pope's Station one boz.
Inspectors: A P Cansler, Peter Hubbard,
Aaron Green.
Clerks J Knox, W II Paine.
Eureka one box.
Inspectors; J A Thornton, II @ Crosier.
Pryor n ,chell.
Clerks: J Z Hudson, r D Clinton.
Robina one box
Inspectors: Anderson shankls, James Coop
er, George Scott.
Clerks Jesse B Eddins, John shankle, Jr, .
Panola one boz.
Inspectors W P Woottep, J r Wilson, Dock
Flint.
Clerks: J Wiley Galloway, W Edwards.
Sardis one box.
Inspectors: Board Of Registration
Clerks r W Crump, J D Farley.
Special ttention is directed to Article 8
Section 367 of the Revised Code.
SECTION 367. All places for retailing into1-
icating liquors, in the several counties in this
State, shall be closed, and no intoxicating
liquors permitted to be sold, bartered, or given
away, or drank at any store, saloe n, tavern,
restaurant, steamboat not running, or wharf
boat at a landing, or place of business therein.
from twelve O'Clock Of the preceding, until
twelve o'clock of tho succeeding night, Of any
general or speciil election; and all intoxicated
rioters or disorderly persons, disturbing the
peace by noise or violence, in the city, town,
or place where the election shall be cid, shall
be arrested, placed'in Jail, or otl erwise kept
in custody (being permitted while in such GUS
tody TO vote), until the polls shall be duly
closed, or until they are entirely sober, quiet,
orderly, peaceable and well behaved; and the
registrars and inspectors of the election arc
hereby made constructors of the peace at their
precinct; and all such consarvators Of the peace,
sherifs, and their deputies, and MI police off,
GERS appointed to guard, or be present at the
polls and place of election, city marshals, their
deputies, and all'other police and peace officers,
are required to faithfully execute these provis.
iona and Others; to preserve the peace, freedom
and purity Of elections, under the penalties
prescribed in the penal code for any neglect Of
such duties; and said registrars or inspector.
shall, when necessary, call upon any or all citi.
rens to aid them In these requirements; and all
persons informed of any neglect or violation o.
these requirements, shall give notice to the dis.
trict attorney and other proper officers thereof
A space Of thirty feet In every direction from
the polls shall be kept open and clear of all
persons, except two challengers, of good con.
duct and good behavior, selected by each party
to detect and challenge illegal voters; and tn,
voters shall approach The polls from one direc
ton, liue, or door, or passage, and depart il
another, as nearly opposite as convenient. A
copy of this section shall be published ant
posted, with the notice Of any general or spe
) cial election.
Special attention is also called to the follow
ing section of the Registration Laws:
SEC. 1854. The Board Of Registration, in al
matters pertaining to their registration, shall
be eonservators Of the pace, and empowered
10 arrest and cause to be imprisoned in th,
: county Jail, when necessary, all persons OBJ
structing or preventing their registration, in
timidating, threatening, or fraudulently con
irving to prevent any person entitled theret
from registration, creating riots, disturba nee
or quarrels at the place of registration, O
otherwise interfering Herewith to prevent o
\ delay the registrars in the discharge of thei
, duty; and all such offenses shall be punished a
. misdemeanors under the Criminal Code, an,
said registrars are empowered 70 call upon al
sheriffs, constablcs, and their deputies, and al
! other peace officers, and, when necessary, othe
> citizens, to aid and assist them in enforcing tn
laws and public peace, and suppress disturb
ances and prevent the ~offenses enumerated
and this section shall be published and poste
7 with every notice to hold a re zistration.