The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-05
Important Order.

plains itself:
I. 1t having been represented
that. owing to certain informali-
ties and Noncompliance with Ger
tain regulations prescribed by the
laws of the State, and by military
orders, for drawing Hries in
South Carolina, such drawings
have, in some cases, been render
edirrcgular and invalid, it is Or
dered
: L That juries heretofore drawn,
) or which, previous to the regular
spring terms of the Circuit Courts
now approaching, may be drawn
for a Circuit or District Court, in
any Judicial District Of South
Carolina, whether the provisions
of General Orders No. 80, or No.
: SO, or No. 100, Of the year 1857:
from these Headquarters, were
regarded in the preparation Of the
list from which any drawing was
made or may be made, and
whether such drawing was, or
may be: at a regular term, of any
court, or at an extra court: or by
the clerk of a court and the She
riff of a District in the presence Of
o magistrate, and whether such
extra court or drawing by officers
Of any court was ordered by the
Governor Of the State, any Judge,
Circuit Court, or Court of Appeals,
are hereby legalized and the
right of challenge as given By the,
said General Orders No. SO, and"
the necessary drawing Of tales,
are hereby preserved as hereto
fore.
81! At. the next spring terms Of
the Circuit and District Courts,
respectively, and whensoever.
thereafter new jury lists are to be
made for any District, jury lists
, shall be prepared for the list Of all
male citizens therein who shall
have paid their taxes within the
twelve months next proceeding;
>: and challenges shall be allowed in
: :; conformity with General Orders
:. No. SO.
3 e., 8. Upon the return of the We
3. nires,, the presiding judge of the
court shall be authorized, at the
: 1empaneIling of juries so drawn, to
set aside any juror for personal un-
fitness by reason of intellectual or
moral disqualifcations F.; provided,
that race, color or, former condl-
tion ef servitude shall not of itself
zbea ground of exclusion.
IL, The Court of Common
Pleas and General Sessions in
South Carolina, are hereby inves-
ted with concurrent jurisdiction
with the District Courts; of all
cases and matters Of which the
District Courts have jurisdiction
under the, Constitution and laws
:. ofthe State.
III. The provisions of the act
=, of General Assembly of the State
of South Carolina, entitled 'An
Act to amend the law iRssrelation
to tenants" approved December
10, 1856, shall be construed to ex-
tend>and apply to all cases or ten
= ancies,-whether at will or for a
term limited by the Act Of the
parties, or by operation of law,
and whether such tenancies were
created by parol or BY written
leases or contracts of letting,
wherever rent shall be due and in
arrears, or wherever the tenant
shall hold over after the cessation
Of his right of occupancy. When
ever application is made to
magistrate to remove tenant for
any cause within the intent Of
said Act, as hereby construed: it |
shah be the duty Of such magis- |
trate, and Of the sheriff or eonsta-
bic, to proceed under the act
herein recited. and to charge no
greater fees than those therein
prescribed.
". In no criminal case where
there is appeal from any other
court to the Court of Appeals,
shall it be necessary for the ac-
eused to appear in person before