Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-12-04
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~ The following synopsis Of the
"REeULAfioks coEcEksrSG IErsRNAL
AED CoAsfwIss IsrEacouRsE" is pub
lished for the benefit Of our merchants
and others:
I. No goods. wares or merchandise,
whatever msy be the osteusible destina-
tiun thereof. shall be transported to any
place now under the control Of insur-
gents. nor to any place on the south
side Of the Ohio river below Wheeling,
except Louisville, without permit Of
a duly authorized officer Of the Treas
ury Department.
ii. All transportation Of coin or bull
ion to any state or section heretofore de-
cIared in insurrection. is absolutely pro-
hibited. And no payment Of gold or
silver shall be made for merchandise
within any such state or section.
". All applications for permits to
transport or trade under these regula-
tions shall state the character and value
of the merchandise to be transported.
the consigree and destination thereof,
with the route Of transportation, and
description of the package, with the
mark thereon.
" Every applicant for such permit
shall present. with his application, the
original invoice Of the goods, wares,
and merchandise to be transported, and
shall make and file with the officer grant
ing the permit, an affidavit. that the
quantity, description and values are
correctly stated in said invoices, true
copies OF which shall be annexed to, and
fled with, the affidavit; and that the
packages contain nothing except as
stated in the invoice. =
vi. No permit shall be granted to
ship goods, wares, or merchandise, ex-
cept to persons whose loyalty and good
faith shall be certified by an officer OF
the Government or other person duly
authorized to make such certificate. &c.
VII. Provides that officers, before
granting clearances or permits. may re-
quire bond, with reasonable surety, in
such cases as they shall think necessary
to protect the public interest.
VIII. No permit shall be granted 20
ship intoxicating drinks, or other things
prohibited by the military authorities,
into territories occupied by military
forces Of the United States, except upon
the written request Of the commander
of the Department in which such terri
tory is embraced.
K. Prohibits any vessel. boat or We
hicle receiving on board any goods,
wares or merchandise, destined to any
place commercial intercourse with which
now is or hereafter may be restricted as
aforesaid, unless the same be accompa-
MED with permit of duly authorized
officer Of the Treasury Department.
XI. Prohibits any vessel, beat or ve-
hicle from carrying goods, wares. &c,
without such permit.
XII. Prohibits any boat from putting
of any goods &C., as any place other
than that named in the permit.
XIV. Provides for the appointment
Of "Aid to the Revenue" to facilitate
trade and guard against improper trans
portstion.
XIV. Provides for the forfeiture to
the United States Of all vessels, boats
and other vehicles used Tor transporta-
ton. violating any Of the above regula-
tons, and all goods. wares and mer-
chandise shipped or transported in vio-
lation thereof.
XVI. All army supplies transported
under military orders are excepted
from the above regulations. But their
exception does not extend to Suffers
goods or others designed for sale at
military posts or camps.
VIII. NASH,
did to the Revenue.
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