Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

REFRIGERATION. -On next TUESDAY lhf ie-
ristration of voters commences in Allegany |
County, and inasmuch as the officers have
completed their arrangements and established
throughout the country uniform method oil
proceeding, we are satisfied that the work Will
be we'll and thoroughly done. We urge
upon every loyal man in the county the
imperative necessity of giving immediate at
tention to this matter At the recent Con-
vention of Registers held in this city, 1t was
resolved that the following list of questions
should be propounded to each voter:
1. What is your full and true name!
g. Do YOU consider the oath just taken as
legally and morally binding as if administer
cd by a Judge of the Court or Justice OF the
Pcace2
8. Do YOU know that any false or wrong
statement you may now make is perjury, and
renders you liable to punishment as Per]urer
and disqualifes you from voting and holding
any office.
4. What is your age? or when we're you
born
S. Where were you born
G Have YOU resided, or lived the last
twelve months in the State of Maryland =
The last six months in Allcgany county
Z. How long have you resided IN the UNI
ted States?
8. If naturalized where did you get your
FIRST certificate Where your last! Show
them.
9. Have you ever voluntarily been in arm.
ed hostility to the United States When and
how
10. Have you ever voluntarily given any
aid to those in armed hostility to the United
States, either by giving, buying, sending te
or in any why furnishing them money Prov
sions or food of any kind for man or beast
f clothing, medicine, arms, ammunition or goods
of any kind or letters or information to per
sons engaged in the rebellion or living within
the Rebel lines for yourself or other persons
What and how?
IL. Have you ever forwarded money, pro
! visions, clothing arms. ammunition or goods
= of any kind, or letters or information, to per
sons engaged in the rebellion or living within
r the Rebel lines for yourself or other persons
: What and and how?
II. Have you voluntarily given any coun
tenance to the Rebellion by saying to other
q that the North was wrong and the South RICH
g in the war; by saying if you had to fight yo
would fight for the South, or similar expre'
sions discouraging the cause of the Union
: 10. Have you voluntarily afforded supper
= to the cause of the Rebellion by inducing
v aiding others to 60 to the South either by you
# words, by letters, by money. clothing, prov
. sions, arms or otherwise for themselves or pre-
e mise of the same for their familicsf
l. IA. Have you ever voluntarily lett tn
h State and gone within the military lines OF I'll
so called Confederate States" with the pu
pose of adhering to said States or armies!
v 10. Have you ever expressed desire
st wish for the success of the Southern army
I. the defeat of the Union army in any of the
l. battles, or rejoiced over Union defeat!
d 16. Have you ever expressed the wish
of MARYLAND to secede or aided in any way
procure such result?
- II. Did you ever leave any State. Count
= or election district for the purpose of avoidl
Oh the draft into the United States service,
be have you at any time deserted from the TINT
at States service?
IN 1S. Have you in answering the questi'
cd just prorounded to you given full ana u
answers without auy mental reservation
rs cauivocation?