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Headquarters Second Military District,l
-SCHAnIfstoN 8. O., January 27, 1885, III
[Gsasral os-isrs 40. III ,ns hug ia III:
]. It having been represented that owing 10 e4s
taih fnSorInaiiHesc ana ncn-compi swishy cArf
regulations presoribed by the laws of The State hpd
BY military orders 70 drawing juriss in South Ono
Hns, suth drawings ave IN some cases bean renessd
irregular aud invalid, It is ordered :,o., AZ >.
]. That juries heretofore drawn, or which, provi.
ous to the regular 81 ring Terms Of Courts
iaw. spproeehinse nay 30 assEn fss Circuit Ss o
hns whether ths Pri7isIons 6Y asadis 5Hqaas q: %
50, or No. &c. or No. 10O Of the year 1857, from these
Headquarters, were regarded in the preparation Of
the list from which my drawing WAS made or rnsy
be made, and whats7er such drswing was. or may
be, at regular tsrul Of any court or at an extra
court or by the clerk Of court and tho sheriff Of
District In the pres nce Of magistrate, and whether
auch extra court or drawing by the officers Of any
court was ordered ly the Governor the State, any
Judge, Circuit Court or Court Of Appeals, arc here
by legszed; aud thu right of challenge as given by
the said General Orders No. 80, and the neces-
sary drawing of sleB arc hereby preserved q hereto
fore.
a. At the next Spring terms Of the Circuit and Dis
trict Courts respectively, and whensoeyer thereafter
newjury lists are 10 be made for any district jury
lists aha1l be prepared from the list Of 81 male ch-
zens therein who lhall have paid taxes within the
twelve months next preceding, and challenges shall
be allowed In conformity with General Orders No.
aa g. o.' ar.a" ~ -
8. Upon the return of the penirei the presiding
Judge Of the court hsn be authorized ut the enpzn'
eling Of jurssso rawn, 10 set aside any juror for
personal unntness by reason Of intellectual or moral
disouanncahons; provided that rsce, color Of former
condition OF servitude ahAl not Of itself be ground
Of exclusion.
u. The Courts OF Common Pleas and General Ses'
sions In eouth crohns are hereby invested with
concurrent jurisdiction with the District Courts OF
all cases and mat tsrs OF which the District Courts
have ,urisdicHon tndsr ths constitution and laws OF
the State.
M. The proyiE ons OF the Act Of General Assembly
OF the State Of South Carolina entitled "An Act TO
amend the law In relation to tenants, approved Do
cember 10, 1885 shall be construed to extend and
apply to all cases of tenancss whether at will or for
term limited by the act Of the parties or by opera
ton of sw, and whether such tenances were created
BY parol or by witten leases or contracts OF letting
wherever rent .ihall te due and In arrears, OF
wherever the telant sha hold over efter the cessa-
tlon Of his right Of occupancy. Whenever appica
ton is made to {! magistrate to remove tenant fo
any cause within the intent Of said Act as hereby
construed, 1t snail be the duty Of such magistrate
and of the sheriY or constable to proceed under th'
Act herein rectd and to charge no greater feoa thai
those therein pI escribed.
". limo criminal case where there La appe
from any other court to the Court OF Appeals anai
it be necessary lor the accused to appear IN person
before the Court Of Appeals but in case Of capita
felony, the Court Of Appeals, at its discretion WdH
regard to e1pedIency to the time and place OF son
tence, may ord prisoner to be brought before
By commard Of BIT Major-aensral BID. q.
CAaBY. T.,
LOUIS Y. CAz1ARo, Ade-dec.mp,
January q Acs q AssI Ao''' "0n l.