The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-06-12

CHARLESTON, June 3, 186T-General
Sickles will publish, tomorrow, the follow
ing:
HEADQUARTERS, 2D Mil. DIST,
Charleston, S. G., May 80, 1867.
General Orders No. 80.
l. Any citizen, a loyal voter according
to the requirements of the Act for the
more effective government of the rebel
States, passed March ., 1867, and the Act
supplementary thereto, passed March %,
1867, is eligible to office in the Provisional
Government of North and South Carolina.
All persons appointed to office will be re-
ouired to take the oath prescribed by the
Act aforesaid, and to file the same, duly
subscribed and sworn, with the post COM
mander.
II, All citizens assessed for taxes, and
who shall have paid taxes for the current
year, are qualified to serve as jurors. 1t
Shall be the duty of the proper civil Off
GERS charged with providing lists of jurors
TO proceed, within tleir several .lurlsdic-
tions, without delay, and ascertain the
names of all qualified persons and place
them on the jury lists; and from such re-
vised lists all jurors shall be hereafter sum
moned and drawn in the manner required
by law.
III. All citizens are eligible to follow
any licensed calling, employment or voca-
ton, subject to such impartial regulations
as may be prescribed by municipal or 9th
er competent authority, not inconsistent
with common rights and the Constitution
and laws of the United States. The bond
required as security shall not exceed the
penal sum of SlOO-one or more securl-
ties being citizens, and worth in the aggre-
gate double the amount of the bond, over
and above just debts, will be sufficient.
". Mayors of cities and other munich
pal and town officers, and all sherifs, magis-
trates and police forces, are required to be
yigilant and efficient in maintaining order,
and in the discharge of their duties they
will be expected to cooperate With the
military authorities.
V. Post commanders may summon to
their aid, whenever the ordinary means at
their disposal shall not be sufficient to
execute their orders, such OF the civil
officers and as many of the citizens within
the territorial limits Of the military post,
as may be necessary; and the neglect or re-
tilsal Of any person to aid and assist III
the execution of the orders of the COM
handing officer will be deemed u :lisdc-
meanor, punishable by such fine and I'M
prisonment as may be imposed by a mill
ttary tribunal, approved by the Command
ing General.
III. No license for the sale Of lntoxica-
ting liquors in quantities less than one
gallon, or to be drank on the premises,
shall he granted to any person other than
IN inn-kccpcr; the number OF such licenses
shall be determined, and the fees to be
charged for each license shall be prescibed
and collected by the municipal or town
authorities, and appropriated exclusively
for the benefit OF the poor. II any per-
son shall be found drunk on the premises
where liquor is sold, the license may be
revoked by any magistrate. The tax
imposed by the internal revenue laws OF
the United States is an additional charge,
and does not excuse the party from the
observance of local regulations, nor ex-
enpt him from the payment Cf such 9TH
cr license fees as may be imposed by mu-
nicipal or other competent authority.
VII. All contracts hereafter made for
the manufacture, sale, transportation,
storage or insurance ofintoxicating liquors,
shall, within this military district, be deem
ed and treated as against the public policy,
and no civil action, suit or proceeding, for
the enforcement OF any such contract,
shall be entertained in any court.
VII. In public conveyanccs, on rail-
roads, highways, streets, or navigabe wa
ters. no discrimination, becansc of color or
caste. shall be made; and the common
rinht OF all citizens therein shall be rccog-
nizetl and respected. The violation of
this regulation will be deemed Il misdc-
meanor. and render the offender liable to
arrest and trial by a military tribunal to
be designated by the Commanding Gene.
raj, besides such damages as the injured
partv may sue for and recover in the civil
courts
TX. The remedy by distress for rent is
abolished. Where lands are leased or let
out for hire or rent, cotton, corn or, other
produce of the same, when severed from
the land may be impouuded, but the same
shall not be removed; and cotton, corn or
other produce so impoundcd shall be held
as security for the rent or hire so claimed,
and may be sold in satisfaction of amy
Judgment for the same: Pfoumed, That
any unsatisfcd claim for labor bestowed
upon the cultivation of such cotton, corn
or other produce, shall in no case be post
poncd to any demand for rent or hire;
but to the extent of such claim for labor
there shall be lien on such cotton, corn
or other produce, having preference over
any claim for rent or hire.
BY command of
Maj. Gen. D. E. SICKLES.
J. W. CLoUs,' A. A. a. G.
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