The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-24
Military Orriers.

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general interest from General Orders
No. 12 and Special Orders No. %,
issued, on Monday last, by General
Sickles: 9
General Orders No. 12.1.
PAR. X. The sale Of, spirituous
liquors by any person or persons to
soldiers, sailors, or marines in the
service of the United States, is hereby
prohibited; and any person so Offend
ing, procuring for, or giving away to-
any soldier, sailor, or marine, any
spirituous liquors, will be brought to
trial before military tribunal, and
shall be fined In sum not exceeding
S100, nor less than $50, or impri.
soned for a period not exceeding two
months. And any person giving in
formation of any olation of this
order, shall, upon conviction of the
person accused, be entitled to receive
ole-fourth of the fine imposed and
collected.
Post Commanders will require She
riffs, deputy sheriffs, constables, and
the police forco within their COM
mands, to report to them any viola
tion Of military orders, and arrest
the guilty parties.
PAR. XI. Post Commanders will
exercise supervision over all magis-
trates, sheriffs, deputy sheriffs, con
stables and police within their COM
mands, and will, whenever necessary
for the preservation of order and the
efficient discharge of their duties,
assume command of the police force.
The Military Sub Districts of North
Carolina and South Carolina are
hereby discontinued.
The territory embraced within this
command is divided into Posts as fol-
lows:
1. The Military Post of Charleston,
to embrace the State Districts of
Charleston, Colleton, and Berkeley,
and the adjacent islands; to be com
manded by Brevet Brigadier-G General
81. B. Clitz, lieutenant Colonel 9th
Infantry: Headquarters at Charles
ton, S. @. Garrison: Headquarters,
and Companies A, D, L and I, 9th
Infantry, and Companies D and F,
10th Infantry.
2. The Military Post of Hilton
Head, to embrace the State District
of Beaufort and adjacent islands; to
be commanded by. Brevet Captain
James Chester, 1st Lieutenant Sd
Artillery. Headquarters ut Hilton
Head.
3. The Military Post of George
town, to embrace the. State Districts
of Georgetown and Horny; to be COM
manded by Brevet Major E. W. H.
Reed, Captain 8th Infantry. Head
quarters at Georgetown, s. G.
4. The Military Post of Aiken, to
embrace the State Districts of Barn
we'll and Edgefield; to be commanded
by Brevet Major l.. Walker, Captain
9TH Cavalry. Headquarters ut Aiken,
s. G.
5. The Military Post of Darling
ton, to embrace the State Districts of
Williamsburg, Clarendon, Marion,
Darlington, Marlboro and Chester
field, TO be commanded by Captain
II. S. Hawkins, 9th Infantry. Head
quarters at Darlington, S. G.
G. The Military Post of Columbia,
to embrace the State Districts of
Orangeburg, Sumter, Kershaw, Rich
land and Lexington; to be commanded
| by Brevet Brigadier- General j. D.
Green, Colonel 9th Infantry. Head
quarters at Columbia, s. G.
7. The Military Post of Newberry,
to embrace the State Districts of
Newberry, Laurens and Abbevile; to
be commanded by Brevet Major
J. M'Cleary, Captain 9th Infantry.
Headquarters at Newberry, s. G.
8. The Military Post of Anderson,
to embrace the State Districts of An
derson, Greenville and Pickens; to be
commanded by Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel A. T. Smith, Captain Sth
Infantry. Headquarters at Ander-
son, S. G.
8. The Military Post of Unionville,
to embrace the State Districts of
Spartanburg and Union; to be COM
manded by Brevet Lieutenant Colo
mel j. n. Andrews, Captain Sth In
fantry.
10. The Military Post of Chester,
to embrace the State Districts of
York, Chester, Fairfield and Lancas-
ter; to be commanded by Brevct
Major D. d. Lynn, Captain 9th In
fantry. Headquarters at Chester.
| Especial Orders No. 23.I
Par. [, Special Orders No. 81, cur
rent series, from these Headquarters,
which establish n Provost Court
within the Military Post of Aiken,