Mississippian law includes public order and licensing provisions
Fragmented report covers early 19th century statutes authorizing police powers, prohibitions on intoxicating liquors, penalties for illegal vending, and limitations on liabilities. It notes military and civic authorities, and mentions court penalties up to thirty days, fines, and the governor’s power to raise cavalry or volunteer forces amid regulatory acts.
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