The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-02-05
Y-rp.r, ut Order.

Tie foll'.w'ng important order hasbeen
issued by General Candy:
HDoRs SECOND. .Ml1rARy DISTRICT,
Charleston, S. C., Jan. 27, 1868.
8 General Orders, No. II.
l.. Ii having been represented that, ow-
ing to certain infnrlnaItics and concom
pli;lnce will certain re. .ulations prescribed
b. the laws ot the State and by military
orders for d,awin. iuries in S"nth Carroll.
ma, such drawing have III some cases beer
rendered irregular and invalid, 1t is order
ed:
|. That iurias heretofore drawn, or which
previous to tIie re- sular Spring terms oft the
Circuit Courts now approaching, may be
drawn for Circuit or District Court, III
any judicial District of South Carolina.
whether the provisions of General Orders
No. 81, or No. SO, No. 100, of the year s67
from these Headquarters, were regarded in
the preparation otthe list from which any
drawing was made or may be made, and
whether such drawing was, or may be at a
regular term nf any court. or 1T an extra
court or BY tie clcrka't.acollrta and the sher.
if Ola District i'll tine presence of lnagis-
t ,teanl whethersucl extra court ordraw-
ing by the officers of any court was order
e,l by the Governor of the State, any
,Ea,,l:e, Circuit-C Court. or.t'onrt OF. Appeals,
are hereby lega ized'; and the right ofchal-
lepgc rs given by the laid General Orders
No. 50, and the necessary drawing Of tales,
are hereby preserved as heretofore.
9. At the next Spring terms of the
Circuit and District Courts respectively,
and whatsoever thereafter new jury lists
are to be made for any District, Jury lists
sh,ll.bc prepared for the list of allmale clti-
zens therein VIII. shall have paid taxes
within the twelve months next proceeding
and challenges shall be allowed in confor-
nifty with General Orders No.S9.
3. Upon the return If the venircs,- the
presiding Judge of: the court shall Ge- au-
.thorized. ut the cmpanelling of jnries so
drawn, To sct%asidc any juror for personal
'untilnp>s by reason of intellectual or moral
di>qualitications provided. that race, color
or former condition of Servitude shall not
of itself-be cs.o,lndsut exclusion:
ri. 'Phe Courts uf Common Pleas and
General Sessions in South Carolina are
hereby invested with concurrent .inrisdic-
tion with the District Courts of all cases
and matters of which The District Courts
have. jurisdiction under tile Constitution
and laws.ot the State.
III. The provisions of the Act of Gen
eral:.Assemhly of the State of South Car
olina, entitled s4An Act,o amend the law
ii, relation to tenants, approved Decem-
Der 9th, 1865. shall beccnstrnrd to extend
and apply to all cases of tenancies, wheth-
er at will or fora term. limitedhy the act
of the parties ar by operation ot'law, and
whether sncl, tenancies were created by
parol.or by written leases or contracts of
letting, wherever relit shall be due and III
arrears, or wherever the tenant shall hold
over aftcr the c, Ssaton of his right of oc
cnpancy. Whenever application is made
'tua magistrate to remove for any
cause within the intent OF said Act as
hereby construed, it shall he the duty OF
such magistrate and of the sheriff or con
stable to proceed under the Act herein
recitcd, and To Charge no grcaterteeS than
those therein prescribed
IV. In no criminal case where there is
appeal from any other court to the Court
of Appeals, shall 1t be necessary for the
accused to appear in person before the
Court of Appeals but in a.case OF cari al
felony, the Court of Appeals, at its di Gre.
ton with regard to expedcncy as to the
rime and place of sentence, may order. a
prisnner.to be brought before it.
BY commanded: Bfever MajorGcneral
Ed. K. s.. CANBY
LOUIS v..cAZlARc,
AID de Camp, a. a. A. G..
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