The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-11

be made and forwarded to the Office of the
Supervising Special Agent, before the tenth
day of each month. Any failure to do
this will be reported to the Secretary
lLVH. In order to prevent, under pretence
of Legitimate trade, the conveyance of sup
plies which are intended for persons in re
beilion against the Government, or for
places under the control of insurgents, and
also to prevent undue accumulation of goods
| at points in dangerous proximity to districts
| under the control of insurgents, it is found
| necessary to restrict temporarily, the trade
| with certain parts of States not declared IN
| insurrection, from which the insurgents
could be otherwise conveniently supplied ;
therefore, no merchandise designed for sale
will be permitted to 60 to any place in the
State of Wsst Virginia, on OF soath Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, between Oak
llnd and Grafton, nor to either of those
places nor to any place on or south of the
Northwestern Virginia Railroad, between
Grafton and Parkersburg, nor to either OF
those places nor to any place on the south
side of the Ohio river, between rarkersbuig
and the mouth Of the Big Sandy; nor t.
any place in the State of Kentucky, upon
or souta Of line drawn from the mouth Of
sae Big Sandy to Bowling Green; thence
to the northeast corner of Logan county,
thence along the northern boundary Of Lo.
gan, Todd, Christian and Trigg counties to
the Cumberland river; thence down that
river to its mouth, including all that part OF
Kentucky west of said river; Nor TO any
place in the State of Missouri, on or south
of the Missouri river, r,except the counties Of
St. Louis, Jefferson, St. Genevieve, Perry
and franklin, except upon and III pursuance
of the certificate of the proper local special
agent, and the letter of appointment and
instructions TO such agent will in all cases
indicate the amount OF merchandise he will
be allowed to recommend for his district.
VIII. The only officers authorized to per
NIT the transportation of merchandise into
such restricted districts, or to any insuVrec-
tionary State within the first Special Agen-
cy, are the Surveyors at Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing, Cincinnati, Madison, Louisville, New
Albany, Evansville, Psducan, Cairo, Quincy,
st. Louis Nashville and Memphis.
TX Family supplies may be permitted
togo into restricted districts in loyal States
| by either of the above named officers in
their discretion, or by the Local Special
Agents most convenient TO the residence OF
the family requiring them.
x. Toe transportation of merchandise
into such restricted districts for sale, will
only be permitted upon the certificate of
the Local Special Agent into whose dis
trict it is desired to transport the merchan-
disc.
XI. No trade, either IN buying or selling,
will be authorized in any State declared III
| insurrection, except within lines hereinafter
desi mated, under Regulation TX.
| XII. No sale of merchandise therein can
be made except by traders authorized under
the Regulations to establish trade stores.
Kill. Trade stores will not be established
at any place within State declared in in-
| surrection, until it shall be agreed by the
| military commander of the department, or
of the army corps district in which such
Place is situated, after conference between
him and the Supervising Special agent as
shall be designated by him Tor that purpose,
| that the same may be dc'e.
XIV. After place has been so agreed
| upon, if it is military post, no supplies
shall be allowed to 60 tberefrom except
upon the permit of the proper local Special
Agent countersigned by the commander OF
the post, or some person authorized by
him for that purpose.
XIV. The monthly amount OF goods that
may be permitted to any trading post, shall
be agreed upon between the proper assis-
tant special agent and the commanding
officer of the army corps district in which
such trading post is situated. Tue maxi
mum amount that may be authorized 10
any individual or firm shall also be agreed
upon, aud this shall not exceed $4,000 per
month, unless the commanding officer for
military reasons desires it TO be larger, and
if such reasons exist, all persons trading
there, shall be equally effected thereby
Ii ,he monthly amount allowed to any
trade store be not all taken up by the trad
er during the month, he may be allowed all
deficiencies, vi on any future application
during the continuance of his authority.
XIV. Persons living within the lines Of
National military occupation, may OBTAIN
permits for the purchase OF supplies at such
trade stores, on application to the nearest
Local Special Agent, with memorandum
in duplicate of the supplies desired, and on
making and filing with him the affidavit
prescribed in regulation XVI. The Local
Special wip on receiving such application
and affidavit, in case no fraud appear, at
tach Que memorandum Of the supplies to
the application anG affidavit, and file the
sarne; aud wilt attach the other memoran
duru, countersigned oy him, TO permit,
anct deliver it to the applicant, charging
and receiving the following fses therefor:
Ii the sum is under S. he will dispense
with the affidavit and cerl i6cate, and only
| charge for permit. -........-... cts.
/ Ii the SUN is over IS, and Ilot over so, he
will charge for permit cents, revenue
stamp on affidavit, 5 cen epts............ 10 cts.
If tho sum Is Sc and not over $40,
permit cents, afi av.t - cents, revenle
stamp On affidavit cents .---...--, % cts
If the sam is YER $50, and not over SlO0.
, permit 10 cents, afhd Ivit 10 cents, revenue
Il mp 90 affidavit cents 70 cts
If the sum is over 10, permi: Is cent,
afiiavit 10 cents, revenue stamp on afd-