Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-15


sECKLEs.
SICKLEs is still legislatlng for tht
second Military District, in which be ha,
lately permitted the President to trave.
as far as Raleigh. That public function.
ary' has made no speeches during hi:
visit, 70 which his Masters in Congress
could take the least exception. King
SIoKLEs has perhaps advised Linn thai
disloysl u%tUeranoes would not be tolerated
in his District. He bestrides that Dis.
trict like aColossus, while those who
once were somewhat
"Do peep about
To find themselves dishonorable graves"
Here is the last pkase:
ORDER OF GEN. sICKLEs-QUALTFICA-
TIONs OF CIVIL OFFICERS AND JURORS.
CHARLESTON, s. C., June 3.-Gen.
Sickles will publish the following to-
morrow morning;
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DIST. .
CHARLESTON, $. c, May 81, 1867. J
General Order, No. %.
l. Any citizen, a qualified voter, &C.
cording to the tact TO provide for the
more efficient government Of the rebel
states" passed March 2, 1867, and the acts
supplementary thereto, passed March %.
1857, is eligible 70 Office in the provis-
ional government Of North and South
Carolina. All persons appointed to Of
flee will be required TO take the oath
prescribed by the act aforesaid, and to
file the same, duly subscribed and sworn
TO, with the post commander.
2. All citizens assessed for taxes, and
who shall have paid taxes for the eur
rent year, are qualified to serve as Jurors.
It shall be the duty Of the proper civil
officers, charged with providing lists Of
Jurors, to proceed within their seveal. iu-
risdictions, without delay and ascertain
the names Of all qualified persons and
such revised list all jurors shall be here
after summoned and drawn in the man
ner required by law.
3. All citizens are eligible 10 follow
any licensed calling, employment or vo-
subject 10 such impartial regula-
tiOns a. may be prescribed by municipal
or other competent authority, not incon-
with common rights and the con-
stitutiOn and laws Of the United States.
The bond required as security shall not
exceed the penal sum of 500. One or
more Of the securities must be citizens,
and worth, in the aggregate, double the
amount OF the bond over and above Just
debts.
4 The mayors Of cities, and other mu- |
town officers, and al sheriff. 4
magistrates and police forces are required
10 be vigilant in maintaining order. and
10 the discharge Of their duties they will
expected TO cooperate with the mill
Iary authorities.
.. Post commanders may summon to
heir aid whenever the ordinary means
their disposal SHAH not be sufficient 10
execute their orders, such Of the civil 4
oHlcers and as maDy citizens within the 4
-erfitoriai limits OF the military post as
De necessary, and the neglect or re-
IusaI OF any person to aid and assist In
5he execution OF the order OF tbn conn
handing officer viii be deemed q misde-
neanor, punishable by such fine or I'M.
srisonment az may be imposed by : mil
barry tribunal, approved by tie COM
handing general
8. No license for the sale of intoxicating
quantities less than one gallon,
n 10 be drank on the premises, shall be
toany person other than an ian-
Keeper. The number Of such licenses
ball be determined, and the fees to be
iharged for each license shah be pre-
and collected, blythe municipal I
II town authorities, and appropriated /
x~olusively for the benefit Of the o
I any person shall De found drunk on
be premises where liquor is sold, the
may be revoked by any maeis- I
rate, The tax imposed blythe internal ]