The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-11-12

lnteliect), citizen papers are not shown-they
are In the clerks Office, reports having lost natur-
| alization papers-shows letters from the War
Department of his having served in the o. s.
artillery, convicted of trading with negroes be-
| fore the war, challenged by c. V. Hamilton,
wishes to change his name, cannot read or write,
pauper, fugitive from justice, Office of clerk of
county court, oath to Confederate Government,
| born In the district but absent Is months and in
the district months, registered twice over as
Levi deaf and dumb publicly whipped, would
not take off his hat to qualify or swear, come to
United States when four years old-never Iatur-
allzed-parents were naturalized-has been de-
tectlve In United States army, conscripted, dis
loyalty, sentenced to nine months imprisonment
refugees from Tennessee, residing in North Caro-
lima, patroler, convicted of murder and pardoned
by the Governor, charged with breech of trust,
took oath of allegiance before the rebellion, non
payment of poll tax, taking oath of allegiance and
violating it, town police clerk of market, tried
and convicted granted new trial because of
plaintiffs son having been on jury, convicted of
petty larceny disfranchsed by the laws of Ten
nessee for participation in the rebellion"
TABLE VII
The following statements of the grounds of re-
lection are held to be insufficient: Captain of
militia, captain of beat company, lieutenant of
quartermaster of militia militia officer, brigadier
general of militia, colonel of militia, lieutenant
beat militia company, captain beat militia"
The subjoned formula is given as a sufficient
statement of grounds of rejection in such cases ::
cution of the patrol laws in the State of South
Carolina"
TABLE VIII.
CGMon,harc Of ooupo;l ;n+onJon+s +or,,, ,ror
dens alderman"
The following statements of grounds of rejec-
tion are held to be insufficient:
TABLE TX
The subjoined formula is given as a sufficient
statement of grounds of rejection in such cases:
Council members, intendants, wardens, &C. !;
after the Office designated, insert "and er-o6icio
magistrates
The following statements of grounds of rejec-
tion are held to be insufficient:
"Felony, convicted of felony, charged with
felony, convicted of rape, convicted of grand lar
ceny, accused of larceny, convicted Of stealing,
concealing stolen property, larceny convicted OF
house burning, manslaughter, charged with will
full peri ury convicted of murder"
The subjoined formula is given as a sufficient
statement of grounds of rejection in such cases
''Convicted Of felony by court of competent
jurisdiction"
Instructions as to CORRECTING Formal Defects IN
Registration Lists.
During the final revision every name appear
ing upon the books should be marked either
'Accepted' or 'Rejected," where that has been
neglected. The books must in all cases be signed
by the registrars; and wherever statement is
not furnished of the proper designation of the
election and registration precincts, such state
ment will be made in the certificate of the reg
istrars.
On the completion of the final revision, the
registrars should make complete recapitulation
at the end of the book, or books, for each cleo
ton precinct, showing the number of whites and
blacks registered, and the aggregate.
By command of Bvt. Maj. Gen. Candy.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC Aid-de-Camp