The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-06-10

Sec. II. Courts. q u {
courts Of inquiry, shall issue sub
penas for all witnesses whose at
tendance at such courts may, ir
their opinion, be necessary in be;
half Of the State, and also, on ap.
plication, for all witnesses in be,
half Of any officer charged or ac'
cuscd or persons returned as de.
iinquentS; and may direct the
commandant of any company to
! cause such subpoena to be served
on any witness Or member Of his
company. Such courts shall also
have power to administer the
usual oath to witnesses and 10
compel witnesses to appear and
testify, by attachment, fine and
imprisonment, rs courts of COM
mon law. And all shcriifs, iaiIorS
and coustablcs are hereby required
to execute any process. issued by
such courts for any Of the atUre-
said purposes.
SEC. ~. The president Of any
court-martial or court of inquiry
may appoint, by warrant, under
his official signature, one or more
marshaIs, who shall, when re-
Qnlrcd, execute any process law
fully issued by such president or
court, and perform all acts and
duties by this Act imposed on and
authorized to be performed by
any sheriff or constable. The
marshals so appointed shall, before
entering upon their duties Of COL
lccting tincsand penalties. execute
a bond, with sufficient surctieS: to
be approved by the president "t
the court appointing them, for the
faithful performance Of their du.
ties.
SEC. 43. Every officer, noa-com-
missioncd officer or private shall,
on due conviction by any court
martial, be subject, for the follow.
ing offences, TO the fines and pen
alties thereto annexed
l. In time of peace, every COM
missioned officer, tor diSobedicnce
Of orders, neglect or ignorance Of
duty. contact unbecoming an Off.
Ger and Il gentleman or prcdiudi.
cial to good order and military
discipline, neg|ecting to comply
with or violating any Of the pro
visions Of this Act. shall be cash,
tered, disqualified from holding
any military commission, fined to
an amount not exceeding one lun-
drcd dollars, imprisoned not exceed,
ing thirty days. or rcprlmandcd or
be sentenced to ali or either Of such
fires and penalties within the dis
crctiOn Of the court.
2. Every commissioned officer,
for non-attendance at any parade.
drill or place of rendezvous, 4 fine
Of not less than five nor more than
fifty dollars.
3. Every non-commissioned off.
Ger and private, for non-appearance
when duly warned atany company
parade. inspection, muster or drill
a fine Of one dollar; for non-ap
pcarancc AT u rcgimcntaI or bat.
TALON parade, inspection or drill
q fine Of two dollars for disc
bcdicncc of orders or disrcspcctfuI
or insubordiuate conduct; d fine
mol exceeding fifty dollars.
+. Every officer, non-commis-
stoned officer or private, for neg
Iecting or refusing to obey the or
! dcrs Of his superior officers on any
day Of parade, drill or inspection
or to perform such military duty
or exercise as may be required
or departing from his colors, post
or guard, or leaving his place OF
ranks without permission, a fine
no: more than one hundred nor
less than five dollars.
! 5. Every officer: commits
stoned officer or private: for neg
lecting or refusing to obey any
! order or warrant TO him lawfully
! given or directed. or to make :
proper return thereof, or neglect
! ing or refusing. when required. t
summon 4 delinquent before :
court-martia], q fine not more thar
! fifty nor less than FIVE dollars. (.
6. Any officer, non commission
! ed officer or private who shall neg
Iect or refuse to surrender and dc
liver up, upon demand OF, his com
! manding officer, in accordance witt
section 13 Of this Act, any arms
equipment or other military pro
perty OF the State that may be i,
! his possessions shall be fined no
! more than one hundred nor les:
than ten dollars and any office
j may take possession Of such mill
tary property wherever the same
may be foand.
I. Every non.commissioncd Off
Ger or private appearing at any pa
rade, drill inspection, Or review de
fcicnt in all or any of the arms