The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-04

and Seer stary of State Battle vel
coined them In short speech, which.
was: responded to by the President.
Mr.. Seward and others. On their.
arrival in this city,Sythey proceeded to
the Marlborough House, where the
Presidential party were introduced to
the citizens and the hospitalities of
the city extended by Gov. Worth. in
q very neat and well-timed address.
Mr.. Johnson replied, thanking the
Governor for his complimentary re-
marks. Mr.. Seward was then loudly
called for, and delivered pleasing
address. The assemblage, which was
large, after cheering the President.
Gen. Sicklcs and others, retired from
the vicinity of the hotel.
Important Order from Gen. sickIes.
CHARLESTON, June 8, 1S67.2Gen
Sickles will publish, tomorrow, The,
following: e l9 X, l' =
ID HEADQUARTERS, 2D MIL, DIST,
CHARnEsToN, S. c., May 80, .'67.
General Orders No. 80.
[. Any citizen, O loyal voter nc.
cordlng to the requirements of the
Act for the more effective govern
ment of the rebel States, passed
March 2, 1867, and the Act supple
mentary thereto, passed March %,
1867, is eligible to Office in the Pro-
visional Government of North and
South Carolina. All persons appoint
ed to office will be required to take
the oath prescribed by the Act afore-
said, and to file the same, duly sub
scribed and sworn, with the post
commander.
Ii. ALI 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 officers charged with pro-
viding lists of jurors to proceed, with
In their several jurisdictions, without
delay, and ascertain the names of all
qualified persons and place them on
the jury lists; and from such revised
lists all jurors shall be hereafter sum-
moned and drawn in the manner re-
quired by law.
III. All citizens are eligible to fol-
low any licensed calling, employment
or vocation, subject to such Impair
tial regulations as may be prescribed.
by municipal or other competent
authority, not inconsistent with COM
mon rights and the Constitution and
laws of the Unithd States. The
bond required as security shall not
exceed the penal sum of $1OO-one
or more securities being citizens,
and worth in the aggregate double
the amount of the bond, over and
above just debts, will be sufficient.
". Mayors of cities and other
municipal and town officers, and all
sheriffs, magistrates and police forces,
are required to be vigilant and eff
cient 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, whsneyer 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, rs may be
necessary; and the neglect or refusal
Of any person to aid and assist in the
execution of the orders of the COM
manding officer will be deemed mis-
demeanor, punishable by such fine
md imprisonment as may be imposed
~ q military tribunal, approved by
tne Commanding General.
vi. No license for the sale of in
toxicating liquors in quantities less
than one gallon, or to be drank on
the premises, shall be granted to any
person other than an inn-keeper; the
number of such licenses shall be de-
termined, and The fees to be charged
for each license shall be prescribed
and collected by the municipal or
town authorities, and appropriated
exclusively for the benefit of the
poor. If any person shall be found
drunk on the premises where liquor
is sold, the license may be revoked
by. any magistrate. The YAK 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 exempt him from the payment of
such other license fees as may be i'm