Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-10

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route Of transportation and the number
and description Of the packages with the
marks thereon.
V. Every applicant for such permits
shall present with his application the
original invoices of the goods, wares, and
merchandise to be transported, and shall
make and file with the officer granting
the permit an affidavit that the quantities,
descriptions, and values are correctly
stated in said invoices, true capi1s of which
shall Ss annexed TO and filed with the
affidavit and that the packages contain
nothing except as stated in the invoices;
that the merchandise permitted shall
not, nor shall any part thereof, be dispo-
sed Of by him or by his authority, con-
| nivanCe, or assent, in violation Of the
| terms of the permit, and that neither the
permit so granted, nor the merchandise to
| be transported shall be so used or dispo-
sed Of by him or by his authority, con-
! nivaucc or assent, as in any way to give
aid, comfort, information, or encourage
ment to persons in insurrection against
the United States. And furthermore,
that the applicant is loyal to the govern
ment of the United States and will in AL
things so deport himself
! vi. No permit shall be granted to ship
goods wares. or merchandise 10 States OF
parts of States heretofore declared to be in
| iusurrection, or to places under insurrcc-
| tionary control, or occupied BY the militia
! ry forces OF the United States, except 20
| persons residing or doing business therein
whose loyalty and good faith shai! he Ger
tilted by nu officer of the government or
other person duly authorized to make such
certificate, or by duly appointed Board
| of Trade therein, by whose approval and
permission only the same she'll be unlGied
I or disposed of. And no permit shall be
| granted to ship merchandise from any such
1 State or part of State in violation OF any
order restricting shipments therefTom,
made for military purposes by the com
maudaut of tue department from which
such shipment is to he made.
VII. Collectors or surveyors of customs,
before granting clcarauces or permits, mag
! require bond, with reasonable surety in
such cases as they shall think necessary,
to protect the public interests, conditioned
that there shall be no violation of the
terms or spirit OF the clearance ar permit
or OF the avermonts Of the affidavit upon
which the same is granted
VIII. No permit shall he granted TO ship
| intoxicaticutiug drinks, or other thing pro-
hibited by the military authorities, into ter
ritory occupied by the military forces OF
the United States, except upon the written
request OF the cOmmaudant of the depart
ment in which such territory is embraced,
OF OF some person duly authorized by him
to make such request.
TX. In order to dcfray the expenses un-
der these regulations. 3 fee of twenty cents
will be charged for each permit granted /;
and shipments permitted to and from
States heretofore declared TO be in insur-
rection shall, iu addition thereto, be chtrg-
ed with the following fees, viz : Five cents
on each oue hundred dollars over three
hundred dollars on nli shipments TO such
States or sections; fifty cents on each one
thousand pounds of cotton and twenty-five
cents on each one thousand pounds OF su-
gar permitted from such State.
Y. No vessel, boat, or vehicle used for
trahsportNtion upon OF south of the PoIo-
mac river, or north of the Potomac and
south OF the Washington and Annapolis
railroad, or the eastern shore Of the Chesn-
peake, or southwardly on or from the Ohio
river below Wheeling, or westwardly or
southwardly on or from the Mississippi
river below the mouth of the Des Moines,
shall receive on board any goods, wares,
or merchandise destined TO any place. com
mercial Intercourse with which now is or
hereafter may be restricted as aforesaid,
unless the same be accompanied with
permit of duly authorized officer OF the
Treasury Department, except as herein
after provided in regulation number NV.
ri. No vessel, boat, or vehicle used for
TRANSPORTATION from eastern cities, or else
where in :he loyal States, shall carry goods
wares. or merchandise into any place, Sec
tion. or State restricted rs aforesaid, with
out the permit of the duly authorized otti-
GER OF the customs, application for which
permit may be made to such authorized
officer near the point of destination rs may
suit the convenience of the shipper.
XII. No vessel, boat or other vehicle
used for transportation shall put OFT ANY
goods, wnres, or merchandise AT any place
other than that named in the permit as the
place of destination.
| XIII. Before any boat or vessel running
on any of the western waters south of Lou
Eisville or St. Louis, or other waters within
or adjacent to any State or section COM
mercial intercourse with which now is or
NAV hereafter be restricted as aforesaid,
shall depart from any port where there Is n
collector or surveyor of customs, there
shall be exhibited to the collector or sur
yeyor or such other officer as may be au-
thorized to act iu his stead, true manifest
of its entire cargo and II clearance obtained
to proceed on its VOYAGE and when tre'gnts
are received on board nt place where
there rs no CollectoI UT sutNSS"I, - ~
matter provided in regulation XIV, then
the same exhibit shall be made and clear
ance obtained at the first port to be passed
where there is such an officer, and such
vessel or boat shall be reported and the
manifest Of its cargo exhibited to the col
Hector or surveyor ofevery port to he pass
ed on the trip where there is such an OFF,
GER but no new clearance shall be neces-
sory unless additional freights shall have
been taken on board after the last clear
auce. Immediately on arriving at the port
of final destination, and before dischnrg-
ing any part of its cargo, the manifest
shall be exhibited to the surveyor of such
port, or other officer authorized to act