The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-16

| u J., Registering olHccI vi INC
county Tor city,.
F., Registering Officer of the
district for ward).
They shall also cause copies Of the lists
| to be posted in three of the most public
places of the district or ward.
II. Two weeks or more after the regis
tration has been completed, and after ten
days public notice, the Board shall recon-
yene at the place of registration for the
correction of the published lists, at which
time additional evidence may be heard in
reference to the cases of those rejected
upon challenge at the previous registra-
ton, when those thus rejected may be re-
gistered if the evidence warrants it.
Is. The name of any one registered after
or without challenge may be stricken from
the roll if cause of disqualification is
then established.
10. The names of such persons may be
registered as establish by satisfactory
proof the fact of their inability, by reason
of sickness or other unavoidable cause, TO
attend the registration previously made.
20. The names of allpersons in the three
separate corrected lists shall, after the Sc
cond session of the Board, be entered Sc
parately and alphabetically in book pre-
pared for the purpose, in which the names
of the white and colored voters shall be
kept separate, for convenience of reference
at the ensuing election, and a copy of the
list of such register, certified as required
by paragraph Is, shall then be forwarded
to the commanding general.
81. Boards of Registration shall have
power to summon witnesses and compel
their attendance in any case of contested
registration, and the power to suppress
disorder and preserve the peace at and in
the vicinity of the place of registration.
For these purposes they may call upon the
local civil authorities, or the nearest COM
mander of troops, for, such aid as may be
necessary, or they may, at their discretion,
summon special police force for the pur-
pose.
~. Any person who shall knowingly
and wilfully violate any Of the provisions
Of these regulations, or who shall, by vio-
lence or intimidation, prevent, or endeavor
to prevent, the registration of any voter,
shall, upon conviction thereof, be punished
by fine and imprisonment, at the discre-
ton of a military commission.
%. All authorized accounts incurred
under or by virtue of the act of Congress
of March 23d 1867, shall be forwarded to
Major 7. Ii. Stanton, Paymaster First Mill
tary District, Richmond, Va.
81. Registering officers appointed from
civil life for counties or cities will be paid
at the rate of sl25 per month those for
districts or wards of cities at
the rate of s5 per diem for the time they
are actually employed.
80. All registering officers will be al
lowed ten cents mileage from their places
of residence to their stations, and return
ing from their stations to their places of
residence. After joining their respective
stations, registering otficerswill be allowed,
by way of reimbursement, the actual ne
cessary and reasonable expenses of their
whilst travelling on public
duty connected with their office within
their respective counties or districts.
BOOKS AND BLANKS.
SO. Blank vouchers will be furnished re.