The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-30

or north of the Cumberland river to any
place named in the loyal States.
~. All affadavits, certificates, per-
mits, licenses, record books, and other
papers or documents required by the said
Regulations, or by these rules, shall be in
uniform form.
v No merchandise designed for sale
will be permitted to go to any place in
Jackson county, in West Virginia, or to
any place in the counties of Mason,
Wayne, or Cabell, in said State, or to
any place in Kentucky upon or south of
line drawn frcm the mouth of Big
Sandy river to Lexington, thence to
/ Frankfort, thence to Bowling Green,
thence to the northeast corner of Logan
county, thence along the northern boun-
dairy of Logan, Todd, Christian and
Trigg counties to the Cumberland river,
thence down that river to its mouth, in
Guiding all that part of Kentucky west of
said river, or to any place in the State of
Missouri upon or south of line drawn
from Commerce, on the Mississippi river,
to Rolla, thence to Jefferson City, thence
by the Missouri river to the west line of
the State, except upon and in pursuance
of the certificates of the proper Board Of
Trade appointed by the Secretary of the
Treasury. ~
VI. Boards of Trade appointed in the
States Of West Virginia, Kentucky or
Missouri, under Sec XX of the Regula-
tons, will keep record of all their
transactions, showing the name of every
party certified by them, the place to
which they desire to take merchandise,
| the amount thereof, and the fees received
for taking the affidavit
VII. No certificate of recommends
ton shall be given by Board of Trade
except upon the affidavit prescribed by
Sec. XII, and no certificate shall be valid
more than thirty days after its issue
VIII Every applicant to Board of
Trade for certificate shall file with his
application and affidavit memorandum
of the merchandise he desires to bring
into the district, copy Of which shall
be attached to the certificate, and shall
have written across its face the certif-
cate of the Board that it is a copy Of the
original on file.
TX. Upon requests of Commanders of
Departments, Army Corps, or Naval
fotillas, permits may be granted for the
shipment OF such provisions and supplies
as shall be specified in detail, in such
requests, for the exclusive use of the
officers and soldiers, and others connect
ed with the operations of the Army or
Navy. "a.
X. Whenever the recommendation of
a Board of Trade is prerequisite to the
issuing of a permit, the goods shipped
under it shall not be sold to persons to
be re-sold by them, but all sales thereof
shall only be made to parties for their
own use and consumption.
III In cases where Corps Command
ers in the field shall have ordered that
all packages sent to officers and soldiers
of their command, by their friends, be
delivered only to designated Regimental
officers for delivery to the proper parties,
such packages may be transported with
out Surveyor S permits by Adams Ex-
press Company, or such other carriers
as may have similar authority for that
purpose from the Secretary Of the Treas
ury. g
XII. Aids to the Revenue will not be
permitted to make two consecutive trips
upon the same boat, or other vehicle of
transportation, unless the Special Agent
of the District shall in particular cases
otherwise direct in writing.
Kill After the first fee of fifty cents
shall be paid by boat for tri p clear
! ance, no more than twenty-five cents
shall be charged under Sec XIV. of the
Regulations, for any renewal therefore
for the same trip.
WV NJ r,arro;t will bo ow;,o.. l.
Suffer except upon presenting the origi-
nal certificate of his appointment from
the commanding officer of his regiment,
countersigned by the Division Command
er thereof In such cases, permits may
be granted to take such goods as they
are permitted by law to deal in, to their
regiments wherever they may be, to an
amount not exceeding twenty-five hun
dred dollars per month, and in all cases
the officer granting permit to a sutler
shall indorse upon his original certif-
cate of appointment the date of the per-
NIT and the invoice value of the goods
permitted.
XIV. Family supplies will not be al
lowed to go to individuals in Districts
where Boards of Trade are appointed,
except on the permit thereof Such per-
nit will only be granted upon filing with
the Board, duplicate invoices of such
supplies which shall not amount in the
aggregate to more than is sworn by the
applicant and believed by the Board to
be necessary for such family for two
months. Affidavit in the prescribed form
shall in all cases be made before the per-
NIT is granted.
XVI. Officers will in all cases attach
to permits issued by them, either the
original invoice of the merchandise, or
certified copies thereof, Except the
item extersions), each one of which
shall be officially stamped or counter
signed by them.
VIM P MELEN,
Supervising Special Agent, Treasury
Department.
CINCINNATI, May 81, 1868.