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TABLE VII.


TABLE VII.
The following statements ofsthe grounds OF
rejection held to be insufficient: - lsI.sr@ssl
"Captain Of milftia.'' +. Militia officer ~
Captain of beat com q Brigadier General OF
- paiiy"I III EJia4il militia "}ifn .ai 1t,
Lieutenant of militia - e Colonel of militia.
inspector General of slieutenant Deal mint Ia
: militia .s..g company. aE5.
Regimental Quarter s Captain beat militia
master of militia.'' J. company" -.a. ss
TIE subioined formula is given as q suhcient
statement of grounds OF rejection in such cases !:
militia officers, and held command III the exc
, cution of the patrol laws in the State OF South
Carolina
.-I.- ..... TABLE VIII. ....-.... f,..
Fl The following statements OF grounds OF rcJec-
| ton are held to be insufficient: s-l.. Dag q
Members of Council" 60 Town Wardens."
| mtendants." " Aldermen. = -.+-i-
,.. 4, TABLE TX. .t-.' @....y' ~,
| The subioned formula is given as sufficient
statement of grounds ofrejectlon IN such cases !:
"Council Members - &" Intendants," Ward,
ems, &C.; after the office designated insert anu
&c oDtcio Magistrates. '.'' .-.r .''.-.
The following statements of grounds OF reJec-
tiOn are held to be Insufficient: 81 80 4 -
| "Felony." rssLarceny." t.r-j4
" Convicted of felony. "I" Convicted of house
Charged with felony burning" o..
g Convicted of rape" |" Manslaughter
"Convicted of grand" Charged with wilful
= larceny" 4, perjury s..D-..,s.. =.
| I" Accused of larceny" g Convicted ofmurder."
!" Convicted of stealing. q. ..-.....,. .. ....-
'Concealing stolen pro- .r.i .,-.t-. ,..
perty ~ - ~ H.. ! ......-..., i74..5 ~. ...-
T. The subjoined formula is given as a sufficient
statement OF grounds of rejection in such cases:
Convicted of felony by court OF competent
jurisdiction.' 'e' '- ...3'. i..
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"Cannot read or write.
+" Paupcr."e i5.s--s-s 4s.I
" Fugitive from justice.
" Office of clerk Of
County Court"
+" Oath to Confederate
government''',,k
6 Born in the District
absent e i g b t e q J
months, and in the
District two months. y
i" Registered twice Over
as Levi.
"Dea and dumb"
" Publicly whipped"
" Would moi take. off hii
hat to fy OF
swear.
&C Rejected as incompe
TENT"