The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-08
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IEDoR's. 2ND MILITARY DIsTRIcT
Charleston s. c.. Nav 80. 1867.

I 81. ANY citlzcni quniified voter aocOrding to
the rc4urcmcntssoftfc "dct to ifsrovide.ior lie
nlorc Efficient 5osernnaent ct..A.e- rebel States,
passed March I'd, 1867, and the Act supplenen-
tory Mersso, passed March 23d, 1867, is eligi-
bic to Office in the provisional government of
North and South Carolina. All persons ap-
pointed to office will be required to take the
oath prescribed by the Act aforesaid, and to
Ale the same, duly subscribed and sworn, with
the Post Commander.
II. All citizens assessed for taxes, and who
shall have paid taxes for the current year arc
qualified to serve. as. jurors. 1t shall lie the
duty of the proper civil officers charged with
providing lists. Of jurors, to proceed within
their several jurisdictions, without delay, and
ascertain the names of all qualified persons and
place them on the jury lists, and from such re-
viscd lists all jurors shall be hereafter sum
moncd and drawn in the manner required by
law.
III. All citizens are eligible to follow any
licensed calling, employment or vocation, sub
jcct to such impartial regulations as may be
prescribed by municipal or other competent
authority not inconsistent with common right
and the constitution and laws Of the United
States. The bond required as security shall
nut exceed the penal sum of one hundred dol
lars, One or more surctics. being citizens, and
worth in the aggregate double the amount of
thc bond, over and above just debts, will be
sufficient
Nv. The mayors of cities and other muni-
cipal and town officers. and all shcriffs lnagis-
.trntcs and police forces are required to be vgi-
liant and efficient in maintaining order; and in
the discharge of their duties they will bo OK.
pccted to cooperate with the military .authori-
tics
Y. Post Commanders may summon to their
al: whenever the ordinary means at their dis
posal shall not DO sufficient to execute their or
tlcrs. such of the civil officers, and as many of
the citizens within the territorial limits of the
military post may be necessary and the
neglect or refusal of any: person to aid and as
sist i'll the execution Of the orders Of the com
mandin~ officer will lc deemed a mis;lcmcanor
punishable ly such fine and imprisonment as
may be imposed by military tribunal, al,.
proved by the Commanding General
VI. No license for the sale of Intoxicating
liquors i'll quantities less than one gallon or to
be drank on the premises. shall be granted to
any person other than an inn-kccpcr; the
number of such licenses shall hc determined.
and the fees t" be charged for each license
shall be prescribed and collected by tho muni-
ciln,l and town authorities. and appropriated
exclusively for the benefit of tic poor If.any
person shall he found drunk on the premises
Where liquor is sold the license may be revoked
by amy magistrate. The tax imposed hy the
internal revenue laws Of the United States IL
an additional ch.r.c and docs nui cxctsos the
party from ,l:c observance OF local regulations
nor exempt him firm the payment Of such
other !;censn fees aS may be imposed BY muni-
cil'a or other competent authority.
VII. All contracts hereafter made for tho
manufacture, sale or transportation, storage or
Insurance of Intoxicating liquors, shall, within
tliis Military District, be deemed and treated
as against public policy, and no civil action,
suit proceeding for the enforcement of any
such contract shall be entertained in any court,
WIFE In public convcyanccs, on railroads,
highways, streets or navigable waters, no dis
elimination bccqusc. 'ot color or caste shall be
made, and the common right pfnl citizcns there
in shall be recognized and respected. The vio-
lation Of fhis regulation will be deemed u misde-
meanor and render the offender liable to arrest
and trial by.a military tribunal, to be designated
BY the Commanding General besides such
damages'as the injured party may sue for and
and recover in Civil Courts
IN. The remedy by distrcs. for rent is ahoI.
ishel. Where lands are leased or let out for
hire or rent; cotton, corn, or other PRODUCE Of
tho same whGi: severed from the land. inat be
impo"I,dcd; but the same shalt not be removed,
And cotton, corn, or other produce SO I'M
pounded, shall be held as security for the
rent or hire so claimed, and may be sold in
satisfaction of any Judgment for the same;
Prorilc7, that any unsatisfcd claim for labor
bestowed upon tho cultivation of such cotton
corn, or other produce, Hhall in no case be
postponed to any demand for rpnt or hire; but
to the extent of such claim for labor, there
shall be lien on such cotton, corn or other pro.
H.