The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-04-04

aad commerce all ihe facilities pro
vlded fof hy these regulations, from
The rising ~ The sun until The opening
n the Custom house IN the day, and
after the the closing u tho Custom
house until the setting Of the sun, AZ
well ~ On such days as the law ~.
,bofl,cs the closing n the Custom
house Wy dischargne all the duties
required 10 be- performed by Customs
officers, tescept those in cbarss of
ihe warehouse, by the provisions Of
these regulations. Aud IN order that
the facilities here afforded may be
availed ~, u shall be the duty ~ the
Surveyor 10 have \ part n hi. Office
opened, and 10 be- accessible. either IN
person or by deputy, a, all hours Of
the day and night,
ArrnAislNlNTs on LEyrr.
In view Of the necessity for on.
aminaiions being made by the ap.
pralscrs Of the greater portion Of the
merchandise imported under the pro
visions Of these regulations on the
lcvee or place Of landing, it shall be
the duty Of the Collector Of Now Or
leans TO designate one assistant up.
prsiser Of the customs, with such
number Of examiners AZ the said Col
lcctor may deem necessary, for the
performance Of this service, and this
class of examinations being placed
specially under the charge Of the as.
sistsnt appraiser assigned to this
duty, that officer shall bc held re-
sponsiblc for its expeditions and cor
rect discharge.
And, to insure greater expedition
in the discharge Of the increased duties
deyolving upon the appraisers at the
port Of New Orleans, the clerical
force now employed in the Office Of
the principal appraisers at that port
shall be reduced to one clerk, and the
others heretofore appointed as such
shall be assigned TO the duty Of cx-
aiming and appraising merchandise
imported otherwise than by sea, as
provided for in tho foreging reguls-
tions.
IMPoRTATIoNs ny RIVERS AND WATER
COURSES OTHER THAN the MissIss-
ipPI.
Tho master or commander Of oil
vessels entering tho territorial limits
Of the Confederate States Of America,
by rivers other than the Mississippi,
shall be obliged to come to at the first
port on the river by which the said
vessel enters the territorial limits,
and to report to the chief revenue
officer residing thereat---and there 10
comply with oil the regulations here.
tofore provided for vessels entering
by wsy Of the river Mississippi and
arriving at the port Of Norfolk, and
tho duties required BY these reguls-
tions to be performed BY the Col.
lectcr or Revenue officer st the said
port Of Norfolk, shall bs performed
In all particulars BY the Revenue Of.
6cers 1t the said frontier ports on
ssch other rivers
DETECTIVE ovvrcERs.
Tho Collectors or other chief Oh.
Gers Of the Revenue, as the several
pats hersinbefore referred 10, ~
hereby suthorised 10 detail 1nspsc.
tors or osher custom officers, for The
purpose Of detecting and preventing
frauds upon the revenue, at ssck
times and in such . manner - they
may deem proper, 10 whom, h q.
bititien 70 thsir regulas eompesssaisn,
shsll BE- allowed sll the sstnal ssa
necessary expenses incurred By then
while disshasging ssid duties. When
such o0csss, however, ore thus DE-
tailed, the fact shall bs pepostsd
monthly, BY tho Collector or chief
Revsnss officer, to The Treasury De.
parsmsnt
cLsARAxcEs.
Before the departure Of any vessel
navigating the Mississippi Or other
river, distined 10 . foreign port os
place beyond the Nosskssa limits
Of the Cosfedcrase States Of America,
the mssssr Or person having charge
thereof, shall deliver to the Collector
or chief officer Of Csssoms, q the port
from which such vesssl y sboat u
DEPART . manifest Of the cargo o.
board the same, IN the form and vsei-
hed In the manner nov pFsvided b.
Law for vessels 10 . foreign part, sn1
obtain from said CollsssoF . elssssoes
| IN the following form:
Confederate States Of Anerics.
Cistsiet Of
Port Of
These ere to certify, 70 sll wAen II
doth concern. that natter.