The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
= DISPOSITION Of Troous.

Gen. Candy has issued general order
regarding the disposition of troops, &c,
from which VIC extract the arrange
ments made for this State:
Posi-, OF FrLAuRENsvILLE. Companies G
and 1, 9th Infantry Lieut.. Cox and Brc-
vet Col J.-R Edic, commanding. The
command to embrace the Districts Of
Pickens, Greenvi|le, Anderson, Laurens,
and <Spartanbarg. - -
-PosToF AsSEN.-Compan es. Fl, and ],
9th Cavalry Capt. and Brevet Maj. L.
Walker, Jth Cavalry, commanding.
The command to embrace the Districts
soE Abbeyillc, Edgefeld,, Barnwcll, and
the main land Of Beaufort District
Posi- OF CorUMsIA.-Eight Battery E,
Sd Artillery, headquarters and Campa-
MES B and Fl, 5ttr Artillery, and Compa-
nics c, II and X, Sth Infantry. Col. and
Rrcevt Brig. Gen. Il. S. Burton, com.
maMdi"-. The command to embrace
the Districts of York, Chester, Fairfield,
Eich'anl, Lexington, LANCASTER, Orange
burg, kerShaw, Sumter, Union, New
Derry ana CLARENDON.
Posi- o2. 6EARbEsToS.-Post Band,
Companies a, B,=G, H, and X, 9th In
fmtty., aud Companies D and I, 4oth In
f,nt,y; Lieut.. Col. and Breyet Brig.
Gen. II. B. Clitz, commanding. The
command to embrace the Districts Of
Chesterfield, Darlington, Marlboro, Ma
prion; IIorry, Williamsburg, Georgetown.
Charleston, Collrton, Berkeley and the
sea islands of Beaufort District. >, -. .,
We suhjoin the following paragraph
from the same order:
Post Commanders gill keep them
selves constantly and fully informed of
thescendition. of the country within the
limits of their commands, and TO this end
will put themselves in comm anieation
with the Shcriffs, Chiefs OF. Police, and
other peace, officers of the Counties
or Districts. and will require from
them such reports rs vii! be. necessary.
In the execution Of the duty committed
70 the military authority by the laws of
the United States, commanding officers
will act as far as possible by and through
the civil authorities, and will give them
moral support and phisicial aid whenever
it may be necessary to secure the proper
and fun execution ofthe duties imposed
upon them by law 4: but this will not be
construed as authorizing arrests to be
made or guards eTbe furnished blythe
military authorities when the means un-
der tie control Of the civil authorities
are adequate. Whenever any civil off,
Ger, magistrate or court.neglccts or refu-
SIS to perform any official act properly
required Of such officer or tribunal,
whereby due ard rightfal security to
Epersonzor property is denied, the ease
will be reported by the Post Commander
to these headquarters, with all the facts
and evidence required for proper compre-
hension and action. When the civil au-
thorities refuse or fail to-. arrest persons
.charged With crime, or when offences
are committed in violation of the police
regulations established by military au-
thority for the prcscrvation.of order: or
the protection of persons or property,
commanding officers viii cause the, ac:
cused parties to be arrested and, upon
examination, held for trial or discharged,
if the accusation should not be well foun-
P ded. When citizens committed for trial
cannot be immediately brought to- trial.
/ they will tc admitted to bail if the crime
or offence with. .whiehsthey are charged
is bailable under the laws Of the State in
which it was committed. ...