The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-14
TIE APPROACHING END OF MILITARY RULE.
The following order was issued yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DrsrarcT,
CHARLESTON, s. c., July IS, 1858.

I
| General Orders, No. 1861
In view Of the approaching termination of the mill
itary authority derived from and exercised by virtue
of the act Of Congress passed March O. 1857 entitled
can &C. to provide FOR the more efficient government
OF the rebel States" and the acts supplementary
thereto, which laws about to become imperative
! BY reason of the fulhlment of the conditions and
limitations prescribed by the provisions thereof:
And the State of South Carolina having by its Legs-
lature, ratified the Constitutional Amendment known
as Article Fourteen, the following instructions are
promulgated for the information and guidance of
the officers of this command serving in The said
| State.
l. Upon the issue Of the proclamation of the Presi.
dent Of the United states prescribed by section OF
the act of June o. 1868, announcing tbe ratification
Of the said Constitutional Amendment the COM
mandng officers of posts in said State will cease TO
exercise any and oil authority conferred under sara
Reconstruction acts of Congress- except so TAR as
necessary for :ha inauguration of the new State
|: government and to close up unfinished business.
h o The terms of Office and all official functions of
Registrars, Inspectors, Managers Judges Of Eec.
ton. MILITARY Commissioners, or other military
agents In South Carolina, appointed under the au.
thorlty OF the heconstrucloh iA"s VI @no o-ASeu ;
States will end at the date Oh tue proe'ainAlon "
the President reierrea 70 ~ 'ne p,eoeuue 'o.
and all such officers or agents win. without delay,
forward to these Headquarters any books or records
relstng to their oc:a duties that may be In their
poSsess'on ,ne' ".l,..S,,. So -. o-,,h,,
the disposition made Of 1t.
o. tne rfoso'. eou.'s ~" eN- ~, .'s.s.,;t
una are aoonsneo' anu 'ne - se.o.us W. 70 3'''-
sea ~,,a u0s ~ " c;,I oe3ce in the
- ine 'enuts =. ~ eer .,.o o,,tho-,.v of the
ssase y. soesu 1Tn,.oa st..ss 1v,i, terni.
reeons ,A"s ~ o,s,.as ~ anro,nted
Ass c.l.,,,nn. and laws of said State. shall
alA.e. '-.o -,
"eoety 4uat.. ,,.. 80 ,,,a ,,r-oc,ar, .t,ton
y a. -. :. =, ,,o =, .tods os tba mill.
aDose ie,ettee w -' 80, -, oc,. 4, ,o,..
.aty nu.no..' 80 a. rrr,taa st,te,
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y - -, -. ,I,, no d;.cbarced from
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~ .,sa,' In confinement
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- -. D'., o,,, of said State
.. ta the proper civ.
W. -, sona. r,dsrtnkinos dsposits
au.nortss aua -. o0 ~ r.-oon. charged
or osoe. security ,or .ts.. tas.r ~. rnil,tnrv
Ht.a -. as. n,..u,,. a, rrrsnance NJ tbe nro.
ae.1orit' - -. M s.r;as 1887 ,ron,
aisions ~ oro- ), tho .+,or.
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cate 20 me :. ~ VA. az 49,
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o.. Dot th,t +ba nrisonar ia held
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thorty ot sne eSs u ele eIt.eu ''-e'' ~ 10y
the turisncuon Is exclusively ~ ta0 oo1''' =. 'A'
United States
The dinsion oesWeen oni'eu otA'eS suu ''"s ~.
isoicuon Is MOI oi'l.A.'i: ~.
WI % suiaeo ~ eaes a..n ~ W 'A.N
down oy tns supreme o.ss' =. 10 -, $3.50, pa
, 1ne case VI ADi'uien V'''A' -'oN' We
porS' ooo'l
o. az AZ iosss, ufseuais Lsueuoe'ss, Sus'onnv.,'
ana {otaef upno es'Aou'unene' "neenet ue'u "
of1g'nai cess ion u =! e'p.N S.u o.eup.aon' .u'
Julsoicoon Mnl 10 ns'u ~ 20 - 'ao on.'ea S'a'e''
reSuiateo u tne lorer case oy sue so.ns VI INC COS
sion, and IN tne Ater exclusive Until otner"lse III
rected by law or rother proper ausnoney. commnno'
Ing ocers ore required to see tnas sucn places are
mot allowed e, become asylums for criminals, and
that not In the service OF the United states
a-e allowed to establish themselves within the Limits
Of any ceded or reserved JURISDICTION.
%. So much Of the provisions OF any orders issued
fron, dnuartprs anv Danartm6nt District