The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-10-03
General Election Notice.
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF ELEC- !
TION FOR ANDERSON COUNTY, I
ANDERSON. C. H., s. c., Oct. l, lelZ.(

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ANpERsoN, c. H., 8. c., Oct. l, 1s72.)
nITRSITANT to a Proclamation by Robert
X. Scott. Governor of South Carolina, a.
ted the 10th day of September, A. d: ISlI, anu
of ani"Act providing for the General Electon'
and the manner Of conducting the same" aP-
proved March I, 1870, and of an Act amenoa-
tory thereto O Ss Hounty Of
the Third Wednesday, being the 1otn oay "
October. 1872, for q Governor and Lleutenan1
Governor of the State; for an Attorney Gene-
raj, Secretary Of State, State treasurer, Coap
troller General, Superintendent OF Educatlon,
Adjutant and Inspector General, Congressman =,
for the State at Large; for Representative in
Congress- from the Third Congressional DIS
trict; for three members of the House OF hep,
resentatives from Anderson County 1or one
Sheriff. one Clerk one SIT pro6aSH 6nt Su9ag, a9mms1 @
sioners, and one Coroner for Anderson county;
said election to be conducted according 70 tne
rules. principles and provisions prescrlDeo ny
the Acts aforesaid.
For the convenience of voters, the 1ouo"lnS
Election Precincts are hereby established, ana
the several persons hereinafter named are ap,
pointed Managers of Election at the several
Precincts, viz:
anderson c. H., Boz No. Timothy Ken
nedy, Joseph Martin and John Warren, coiored.
:, anderson, c. H., Boz No. IJohn A Reeves,
D A Woodson and Moses Chamblee, colored.
Belton-Geo w Coz, D N Major and w n
''1 Honsa PatMJohnJ Shirley, D s McCul-
Tough and Charles Gooden, colored..
CTGytonvaIeA AG M McDavid, James L danRs
and William Clark, colored.
CaLou7o-John j Mattison, . AcRer anu
Bartlett Acker, colored.
Williauston-H Herrick, E Pinson and
Henry Wilson, jr, colored: o,,,
Brttshy CfeekLJohn + Sittoni teld 0aulpren
and Thomas Connors, colored.
Greenwood-James Long, John A 'cason and
Frazer Copeland, colored.
BethanyLWm Watkins, j w Kirby and
Green B Written.
Sandv Sprinqs-w g Smith, John w Major
and Thompson Dean, colored.
Ce1,trevitte-Robert Martin, Alex Williams
and Reese Lee, colored.
Ho,oGrPs Old Field AGsk1-Mc(fee, WIN M U.s.
borne and Jack Nance, colored.
MiyorTs-A E Rices N Newell and Gran
Darx co7mer@A ssadler, Nathan Harris and
Asa Hardy, colored.
HoUdnds Store-M T Glenn, L Shaw and
Jackson Humphreys, colored..
WilliforPs Store-W H. Williford, James
Gilmer and Capers Shelton, colored.
Brotcs's Muster Groand-Jo onathan PickerelI,
Thos B Palmer and Theodore Feaster, oolored.
The Managers herein named will meet at
once at their respective Precincts, and organ
of their number to serve as Chairman, who lis
empowered to administer the necessary. oaths
in every instance The Chairman Of each
Board viii call at this office prior to the day of
election, and be- qualified, and get the Boxes
and Election Law.
The Polls will be opened at 6 o'clock In the
forenoon and closed at O'Clock in the after
noon of the day Of election, and shall be Kept
open during those hours without intermlssion;
and the Managers shall administer to EACH per,
-, 1,oi ta6
to vote at this election, according to the Con-
stitution and laws of this State, and that he
has not voted during this election. :,
Immediately after the closing of the polls,
the Managers shall proceed publicly to open
the ballot box and count the ballots therein,
and continue such count, without adjournment
or interruption, until the same is completed,
and make such statement Of the result thereof,
and sign the same, as the nature Of the election
shall require.
Of the Beard of Managers, or one Of them, to
be designated in writing by the Board, shall
deliver to the Commissioners Of Election the
Doll list, the boxes containing the ballots, and
a written statement Of the result OF the election
in his precinct
The Peace Officers are required to be present
at the polls until the election is completed, pre-
serve the peace and the independence OF the
ballot, and see that no liquors. sold at or near
the election precinct
of liquors by retail, shall be closed at six
O'Clock on the evening preceding the day. OF
election, and remain closed until SIX oclock In
the morning of the next day thereafter, and
during the time aforesaid the sale OF al lnto1l-
eating liquors is prohibited
THOMAS J. WEBB, Chm'n.,
JAMES "a. HOYT, . -
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
Commissioners Election Anderson County.
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