shall be arrested and imprisoned and made to work two days on the public streets, or pay two dollars in lieu of said work.
Sec. 11. All the foregoing provisions apply to freedmen and freedwomen, or both sexes.
Sec. 12. It shall be the special duty of the mayor or president of the board to see that all the provisions of this ordinance are faithfully executed.
Sec. 13. Be it further ordained, that this ordinance to take effect from and after its first publication.-Sen. Ex. Doc. No. 2, 39th Cong., 1st Sess., p. 92.
Sec. 61. Marriages Between White Persons and Negroes. If any white person and any negro, or the descendant of any negro, to the third generation, inclusive, though one ancestor of each generation be a white person, intermarry, or live in adultery or fornication with each other, each of them must, on conviction, be imprisoned in the penitentiary, or sentenced to hard labor for the county, for not less than two, nor more than seven years.
Sec. 62. Same; Officer Issuing License, or Performing Marriage Ceremony. Any Probate Judge, who issues a license for the marriage of any persons who are prohibited by the last preceding section from intermarrying, knowing that they are within the provisions of that section; and any justice of the peace,minister of the gospel or other person by law authorized to solemnize the rites of matrimony, who performs a marriage ceremony for such persons, knowing that they are within the provisions of said section, must, each, on conviction, be fined not less than one hundred, nor more than one thousand dollars; and may also be imprisoned in the county jail, or sentenced to hard labor for the county, for not less than six months.-Penal Code of Alabama (1866), p. 31.
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Alabama, Freedmen's Bureau,
6:27, 37, 44, 46, 47, 49, 50; Ku
Klux Klan, 2:3; Intermarriage
of Whites and Blacks, 8:32;
Labor Regulations at Mobile,
6:19; Union League Resolu-
tions,3:34; White Camelia, 1:6,
7; White League and White
Brotherhood, 1:6.
Alcorn Clubs, 3:5.
Apprenticeship, 8:10, 8.
Association, The 76, 4:59-60.
Black and Tan Convention in
South Carolina, 4:3.
Black Belt, 1:6, 7; 3:4.
"Black Codes," see "Black Laws."
"Black Laws," Alabama, 8:32; a
Town Ordinance Regulating
Freedmen, 8:30; Certain Crimes
of Freedmen, 8:29; Civil Rights
of Freedmen, 8:13; Criticism of
8:3;. Domestic Relations of
Freedmen, 8:16; Florida, 8:29-30;
Intermarriage of Races, 8:32;
Louisiana, 8:30-32; Master and
Apprentice Act, 8-10; Missis-
sippi, 8:10-16; North Carolina,
8:4-10; Purpose, 8:3; Report of
Committee of North Carolina
Legislature,8:4; Sketch of, 8:3;
South Carolina, 8:16-29; Va-
grancy Act, 8:11.
Bond and Railroad Frauds, 4:42.
Botts, John Minor, opinion of
Freedmens Bureau in Virginia,
Bureau Courts, 6:21, 27, 52.
Bureau of Freedmen, Refugees
and Abandoned Lands, see
Freedmen's Bureau.
Carpetbag Rule in South Caro-
lina, 4:3-49.
Children of Freedmen Legitimate,
8:16.
Christian Negroes, 8:9.
Churches, Intrusion of Negroes
Into, 8:30.
Civil Rights of Freedmen, 8:13.
Colonization of Negroes, 6:42.
Confiscation, 6:3, 4, 43; As a
Cause of the Ku Klux Move-
ment, 1:5; 3:4; Negroes Believe
in, 6:43.
Contracts
20, 25.
Constitution, of the Knights of
the White Camelia, 1:8-20; of
the United States, 1:8, 21, 26;
3:19, 23, 24, 26, 27.
with Freedmen, 8:14,
Constitutional Union Guards, 2:5.
Conway, T. W., on Freedmen's
Bureau in Louisiana, 6:33.
Council of Safety, 1:6; Constitu-
tion of, 4:51-56; Sketch of, 4:50.
Courts Should Be Opened to
Negro, 8:5.
DeBow, J. D. B., Opinion of the
Freedmen's Bureau, 6:55.
Department of Negro Affairs, 6:3.
Deserting Employment, 8:15.
Discharge of Servants, 8:22.
Economic Causes of the Ku Klux
Movement, 2:4.
Education, by the Freedmen's
Bureau, 6:3-5, 22, 23, 30.
Elections, 1:5, 22, 23; 3:4.
Equality of Races, 1:5; Denied by
Ku Klux Klan, 2:25; Denied by
White Camelia, 1:21-29; Taught
by Freedmen's Bureau, 6:5;
Taught by Union League, 3:4..
Eviction of Persons of Color, 8:26.
Evidence, Rules of, 8:7.
Family Relations of the Freed-
men, 8:14, 16.
Federal Troops in the Southern
States, 1:5; 3:3.
Fees for Contracts, 8:21.
Fisk, General Clinton B., on
Freedmen's Burcau in Ken-
tucky, 6:38.
Florida, Freedmen's Bureau, 6:40,
42.
Forrest, General N. B., 2:4.
"Forty Acres of Land and a
Mule," 6:17, 43.
Freedmen, see Negroes, and
Freedmen's Bureau.
Freedmen's Aid Societies, 6:3-5.
Freedmen's Bureau, a Cause of
the Ku Klux Movement, 1:5;
6:00; Laws Establishing, 6:6-11;
Officials in Union League, 3:4;
Official Regulations, 6:17-31;
Opinions of the Bureau, 6:46-
55; Reports of the Bureau,
6:46-55; Reports of Officials,
6:32-42; Sketch of, 6:3-5; Veto
Messages of the President,
6:12-16.
Freedmen, Civil Rights of, 8:4-
10; Legislation Relating to, sec
"Black Laws."
Freedmen's Savings and Trust
Company, 6:5, 56.
Freedmen's Savings Bank, Act of
Incorporation, 6:61; Amount of
Deposits, 6:63; Benefits, 6:57;
Depositor's Bank Book, 6:56;
Investigation of by Congress,
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Ku Klux Klan, 1:5, 6, 7; a Case
of Ku Klux Discipline, 4:60; a
Local Constitution, 4:56; Char-
acter and Objects of the Or-
ders, 2:9; Degenerates, 2:5; Dis-
banded, 2:5; Edicts, 2:28; Elec-
tion of Officers, 2:19; Extent of,
2:3, 10; Initiation Ceremonies,
2:3; Its Judiciary, 2:21; Its
Revenues, 2:22: Membership,
2:24; Oath, 1:31; 2:19, 20; Op-
erates in White Counties, 2:4;
Orders, 2:4, 31; Powers and
Duties of Officials, 2:11-18;
Prescript of, 2:4; Questions to
Be Answered by Candidates,
2:25; Register, 2:30; Revised
and Amended Prescript of, 2:4,
7-30; Sketch of, 2:3-6; Titles of
Officials, 2:9.
Ku Klux Movement, Causes, 1:5;
2:3; 3:5. See also Ku Klux
Klan, Council of Safety, White
Camelia, '76 Association.
Labor Regulations, 8:21; of
Freedmen's Bureau, 6:19-31.
Revolution Against Reconstruc-
tion, 1:5; 2:3-5.
Rights of Masters, 8:22-24.
Rights of Servants, 8:24, 25.
Ritual of the Knights of the
White Camelia, 1:21-29.
Sayre, of Alabama, Opinion of
the Freedmen's Bureau, 6:49.
Servants, Duties of, 8:21; in Hus-
bandry, 8:25.
Sherman's Special Field Orders
No. 15, 6:17.
Slave Marriages Valid, 8:14.
South Carolina, "Black Laws,"
S:16-29; Bond and Railroad
Frauds, 4:42; Carpetbag Rule,
4:3-49; Corrupt Judiciary, 4:47;
Election of Patterson to U. S.
Senate,4:49; Frauds in Supplies,
4:4; Impeachment Swindle,
4:35; Local Ku Klux Klan, 4:56;
Militia Frauds, 4:37; Pay Cer-
tificates, 4:40; Printing Frauds,
4:31; Public Frauds, 4:3-49; the
Council of Safety, 4:50-56.
"Southern Atrocities," 3:3; 6:33,
38.
Southern Unionists in the Union
League, 3:3.
Supplies for the South Carolina
Legislature, 4:4.
Swayne, General
Freedmen's Bureau in Alabania,
Tarbell, General, Opinion of the
Freedmen's Bureau,6:54.
Teachers and Missionaries from
The North, 1:5; 3:3; 6:3, 4, 5.
Tennessee, Freedmen's Bureau,
6:38.
Testimony of Freedmen, 8:5, 14.
Tillson, General, on Freedmen's
Bureau in Georgia, 6:39.
"Tories," a Cause of Ku Klux
Movement, 2:4; Members of the
Union League, 3:3, 4.
Union League, a Cause of the Ku
Klux Movement, 1:5; 2:3, 25;
3:5; Black Membership, 3:4;
Campaign Literature, 3:3; Cate-
chism, 3:28-33; Constitution of
a State Council, 3:11-16; Con-
stitution of National Council,
3:6-10; in the North, 3:3-5, 27;
Methods, 3:4, 28, 35; Origin, 3:3,
27; Principles,
Resolutions of Alabama Grand
3:3; 4:19-27;
Council, 3:34; Ritual, 3:17-27;
Sketch of, 3:3-5; Treatment of
Negro Democrats, 3:4, 35.
Union League Dialogue, 3:28-33.
Union League in Alabama, 6:49.
Union Republican Clubs, 3:4, 33.
United States Sanitary Commis-
sion, 3:3.
Punished, 8:12, 13.
8:29; Defined,
Veto Messages of President John-
6:28, 29, 40, 41, 43, 54.
Freedmen's
Weapons,
Freedmen, 8:30, 31.
Not Permitted
Whipping as
30.
White Camelia, Knights of, 1:5;
2:5;
Cause and Origin of, 1:5; Cen-
tral Council, 1:13; Constitution,
1:8-20; Councils, 1:15; Degen-
erates, 1:7; Disbanded, 1:7; Ex-
tent of,1:5; Fundamental Ob-
ject, 1:25; Grand Councils, 1:11;
Initiation Oath, 1:21, 23; Mem-
bership, 1:7, 16; Methods, 1:6;
Opposes
Equality of Negro, 1:23, 25;
Social and
Principles, 1:21-25; Recognizes
Political
Rights of Negro, 1:28; Ritual,
1:21-29; Supreme Council, 1:8;
Titles of Officials, 1:8, 9, 12, 14,
15, 16, 20.
White League, 1:6; 2:5.
White Rose, Order of, 1:5.
Wright, General,
Opinion of Freedmen's Bureau,
of
6:47.
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