The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-22

General Orders No 105, series 1887, from
| thes, headquarters, will be turned over to the
attorney general Of the State. with authority
to enforce tho same.
Tho Judge Advocate Of the district will
communicate to the Attorney General Of the
State tho history Of each case so transferred,
together with the dispositions or othe- evil
dcncs or Information upon which the pal ties
accused have been arrested and held for trial.
10 like manner the Provost Marshal General
will transfer to tho Attorney General all de.
positions, complaints or other information on
file In his Office in relation to persons accused
who have avoided arrest or have escaped
from confinement.
7. Al persons (citizsns) who, when the
! aforesaid act Of March 2, 1858, becomes mop.
erative under the conditions and limitations
| prescribed by the fifth section thereof, may DO
| In confinement or custody by virtue OF the
| final Judgment aud sentence Of military
conn ission or other military tribunal author-
lied BY the said laws will be continued In the
| said custody until entitled to discharge BY
expiration Of sentence, or until their cases
are otherwise disposed Of by proper authority.
| Upou q writ Of ha5adS corpus or other process
issuing from a court Of the United States In
the case Of any prisoner so t,li, the writ will
be promptly responded to, and the oficer In
making b's return will set forth the material
facts Of the case. IL ouch writ be issued
from a State court, tho oiheer having the Gus.
tody OF any prisoner will make a respectful
return TO the writ, settling forth the fac. that
the prisoner is hold by vi:tus Of the final judg.
msnt and sentence OF court Of competent
jurisdiction. held uadsr the laws Oft United
States, and that the Jurisdiction 10 exclusively
In the courts Of tho United States
The division between United States aud
al Ia MI w v
marked; but officers will be guided in their
acton by the principles laid down by the Su.
preme Count Of the United States, in the case
| OF Alabama VS.. Booth, (2l Howard Reports,
seq
| 8. At all forts, arseuaIs, light-ho usea, cue
tom houses, and other public establ' ,hments,
whether held by original cess on or by capture
and occupation, the Jurisdiction will be held
to DO In the United STATES, regulated in the
former case by the terms Of the cession, and
10 the latter exclusive, until otherwise directed
by law or other proper authority. Command
ing officers are required 10 see that such place.
are not allowed to become asylums for crimi.
nails, and that no persons not In the :. d 'ice OF
the United States are allowed to establish
themselves within the limits OF any conceded
or reserved Jurisdiction.
0. So much Of the provisions Of au order
issued from the headquarters Of any depart.
mont, district, sub district, or military post 10
| SoIth Carolina az reserves certain jurisdiction
Ger the sea islands Of sid State, embraced
in tina operation Of special field orders, No
| 10, from the headquarters of the military di
,isica Of the Mississippi dated January l6
1858, is revoked, except as to question, O.
title arising under tho provisions Of the Law
of the United States Of June l6, 1866, the ju
| lisdiction Of which Is in the courts Of th,
nited State, and except also rs to the reser
vations specified in section s Of this order
The comm andiDg officer at Hilton Head vii
capse the boundaries of tie Government reser
vations at Hilton Head, Bay Point, ant
Lands End to be surveyed and distinct,
marked.
10. Tho canvass returns, poll lists and bal
lots for the several elections held in sale
State. under the authority of tho laws of tn,
United States, will, as soon as practicable. b,
arranged and inventoricd according to the
several election districts, securely packed
and transmitted to the Secretary of State a,
Columbia for deposit and safekeeping.
IL. Authenticated copies of the registra.
ton in each county Of the said State will be
prepared as soon rs possible, and deposited in
the office Of the Secretary Of State.
IL. Authenticated copies of ell general and
special orders, regulations and instruction.
Issued by the district commander, or by posi-
commanders, under authority duly delegated
will be prepared; one set to be deposited il
the office Of the Governor Of the said State
and the other 10 tho Office of the Secretary 0
State
IS. Authenticated copies of all decision
affecting rights of property will BIS prepare
and deposited in the Office # the Secretary Q
State.
IA. Commanders Of posts in said State wi
Immediately transmit to district headquarter
all records, correspondence. &c., that relat
to the duties performed by them under the re
construction laws, retaining only the militar
records.
By command Of Drevet Major General Ed
II. S Candy. LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Aide de.Camp,
Acting Assistant Adjutaut General.