The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-12-11
REMOVAL OF TROOPS.

General Order No. 145, from the headquarters Of
this Military District, announces q change in the
disposition Of troops, by which Anderson will be
no longer military post. The following is the
arrangement OF troops for this State, and ''will
be carried into effect with little delay posi-
ble" according to the order named:
Post of acknowledgements and l, 9th
Infantry; Lieut. Colonel j. r. Edie commanding.
The command to embrace the Districts of Pickens,
Greenyille, Anderson, Laurens and Spartanburg.
Post of fAikm.-Companies H and l, 5th Cavalry !;
Captain and Brevet Major L. Walker, 9Th Cavalry,
commanding. The command TO embrace the Dis
tricts of Abbeville, Edge6eld, Barnwell and the
main land of Beaufort District.
Post of Ceium5id.-Light Battery F., Sd Artillery,
Headquarters and Companies and H, 5th Artil-
lery, and Companies G, II and K, 9th Infantry !;
commanding The command to embrace tho Dis
tricts of York, Chester Fairfield, Richand, Lexng-
ton, Lancaster, Orangeburg, kershaw, Sumter,
Union, Newberry and Clarendon.
Post of Churleston-Post Band, Companies A,
B, G, II, and K, 9Th Infantry and Companies
and F, 40th Infantry; Lieut.. Colonel and Brevet
Brigadier General, Fl. B. Clitz commanding. The
command to embrace the Districts of Chesterfield,
Darlington, Marlboro, Marion, Horny, Williams
burg Georgetown, Charleston, Collcton, Berkeley
and the sea islands of Beaufort District
The following paragraph from this order will be
found interesting:
Post Commanders will keep themselves con-
stantly and fully informed Of the condition of the
country within the limits of their commands, and
to this end will put themselves iu communication
with the Sherifs, Chiefs of Police and other peace
officers of the Counties or Districts, and will re-
quire from them such reports as may be necessary.
In the execution of the duty committed 10 the
military authority by the laws of the United States
commanding officers will act rs far as possible by
and through the civil authorities, and will give
them moral support and physical aid whenever it
may be necessary to secure the proper and full ex-
ecution of the duties imposed upon them by law; /;
but this will not be construed as authorizing ar
rests to be made or guards TO be furnished by the
military authorities when the means under The
control of the civil uthorities are adequate When
ever any civil officer, magistrate court negects
or refuses to perform any official act properly re-
qulred of such officer or tribunal, whereby due
and rightful security 10 person or property IS de-
MED, the case will be reported by the Post CON-
mander TO these headquarters, with oil the facts
and evidence required for proper comprehension
and action. When the civil authorities refuse or
fail to arrest persons charged with crime, or when
offences are committed in violation of the police
regulations established by military authority for
the preservation of order the protection of per-
sons or property, commanding officers will cause
The accused parties to be arrested and, upon ex-
animation held for trial or discharged, If the ac-
cusaton should not be well founded. When citi,
zens committed for trial cannot be Immediately
brought to trial, they will be admitted to bail if the
crime or offence with which they are charged is
bailable under the laws of the State in which it
was committed.