Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

8. A fee Of twenty cents will be charged
on each shipment made for the purposes Of
trade. But family supplies, goods Of fami-
lies moving, and articles sent 10 soldiers by
their friends, shall be exempt from such
charge.
6. All boats violating the above rules will
De proceeded against according TO law, and
no permits will be granted for the shipment
OF any freight, baggage, or parcel on board
any boat having violated any Of the above
rules.
30. All applications for permits to ship
or trade under the above named authority,
shall state the character and value Of the
merchandise to be shipped; the consignee
aud destination thereof, with the route Of
transportation; the number aud kind Of
packages. with the marks thereon.
Alb. All applicants for permits to ship and
trade shall make aud file, with the officer
granting the permit, an sfiidavit that the
values Of all merchandise are correctly sta
ted 10 the invoices, true copies OF which
shall be annexed TO the affidavit; and that
the packages coltain nothing except as
stated 10 the invoices; that the merchandise
10 permitted 10 br transported rbuii moi, ior
shall any part thereof, be disposed Of by
him, or by bis authority, cOnnivance, or as
sent in violation of the permit; aud that
neither The permit so granted, nor the mer-
chandise shipped under it, shall be so used
or disposed of by their authority, connivance,
or assent, as in any way to give aid, COM
fort, information, or encouragement, to per-
sons in instruction against the United
States; and furthermore, that the applicant
is loyal to the Government of the United
States, and viii in ali Things 70 depoTt him
self.
5th. No permit shall be granted to ship
merchandise to States or parts Of States
heretofore declared to be in insurrsction,
except for delivery to such persons residing
or doing business therein, as ahall be recon-
mended therefor by an officer OF the Gov
eminent duly authorized to make such
recommendation; and no permit shall be
granted for the shipment Of merchandise
from such States or parts Of States, except
by persons with similar recommendation.
9Th. Surveyors, before granting permits,
may require bond with surety IN such cases
as they think necessary to prevent q viola
ton OF the law, In a penalty equal to the
value Of the merchandise permitted, and con-
ditioned that there shall be no violation OF
the terms or spirit of the permit, nor Of the
reservations of the affidavit above provided
for.
9TH. No permit shall be granted to ship
intoxicating drinks or anything else forbid
den by the military authorities, into the ter.
ritory occupied by the for ces Of the United
States, or heretofore under insurrectionary
control, except upon the written permission
of the commandant OF the Department in
which such territory Is embraced, or of some
person duly authorized by him to grant
such permission. This rule does not apply
to ale, beer, and Catawbd wine
8th To facilitate trade and guard against
improper transportation, - Aids to the
Revenue" shall be appointed from time to
time on boats desiring il, and engaged in the
trade of the West and Southwest, which aids
will have carriage aud be reasonably COM
pensated by the respective boats upon which
they are appointed, and they may grant per-
mite for the shpmeat Of way freights Oh
their boats, subject to the approval of the
Surveyor Of the first port 70 be passed on
the trip where there is such an officer and
no permit will be granted for transportation
into States aud parts of States heretofore
declared to be in Instruction, except on
boats carrying such Aids to the Revenue.
BY order OF the Secretary OF the Treasury,
VIM. ID. GALLAGHER,
Special Agent Trearury Department.
Dated April %, 1862.