The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-11
Additional Trade Negotiations.

Additional Trade Regulations.
We published yesterday, 3 brief Bx-
ecutivs Order from President Lincoln
approving trade regulations numbered
81, 81, SO, 81, So, and IS, prescribed by
Secretary Chase. We subjoin the regu-
latiOns referred to with the exception of
No. 81, which has already been pub
lished, and simply removes restrictions
upon trade in Missouri and Kentucky.
They will go into effect in this Depart
ment so soon as the General command
ing shall, under the authority of the
President, and by proper orders, prOmul-
gate them.
ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS OF TRADE,
TO take effect l0ben promulgated Under autI0YT-
tyof the Presidsntby Generals command
ing departments.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
January 26, 1864. (
LII. All persons being or residing in
any of the States declared to be in insur-
rectioD, whether within or beyond the
lines of national militsry occupation,
may freely bring any goods or products
from within the State in which he may
reside to any place within such lines
where there is q Supervising Special
Agent or Assistant Special Agent of the
Treasury Department, for sale or other
disposition; and so much of any ReguIa-
ton heretofore established as requires
the. obtaining of any previous authority
or permit for bringing goods ana pro-
ducts to the place of sale is hereby re-
Scinded.
LII. In ali cases where the owner Of
the goods and products so brought in for
sale shall reside within the lines of ma
tiOnal military occupation, and shalltake
the oath prescribed by the Proclamation
of the President, dated December 8, 1863,
and is not expected from the amnesty
granted By the said Proclamation, or aD-
proved by afidsvits to the satisfaction of
the Supervising Special Agent or Assist
ant Special Agent, to be dislOyal and
hostile to tie United States, such owner
may receive the price of bis goods and
products without deduction, except for
dues and fees to the Government under
the Regulations of September IL, 1868, or
he may convey such goods and products,
having paid said dues and fees, under
proper permit, to such other place So he
may choose for sale or other disposition;
but whenever the owner of said goods
and products shall not reside within the
lines of national military occupation,
such goods and products shall be sold
by the Supervising Special Agent; and
ali such sales of such goods and products
shall take place On Monday of each week,
at the place of receipt, and shall include
all complete lots on hand at the time Of
sale. And the Supervising Agent and
Assistant Special Agent charged with
the receipt and payment Of any money
under. any Regulation of the Treasury
Department, shall give bond to the sat
isfsetion of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
in the sum of fifty thousand dollars for
the faithful performance Of his dulles as
such Supervising Special Agent or Assist
ant Special Agent, and for the punctuai
payment into the Treasury of the United
States, of all sums by him received and
required by law or Regulations to be so
paid.
LIV. All sales, whether private or
public, shall be for notes Of the United
States or Treasury notes, exclusively,
and all proceeds of goods and products
paid into the Treasury under the fore
going regulations shall be restored with
out interest to the owner Of the goods
AID products sold, in case he shall estsb-
lish, on the return Of peace and the full
practical restoration of the authority Of
the Union, his title to said goods and
products, and that since the sale thereof
be has conducted himself in al respects
az a good aud loyal citizen Of the United
States. and has done nothing inconsistent
With the terms of the oath prescribed by
the Presidents proclamation Of amnesty.
LV. Nothing in either Of The foregoing
additional regulations shall authorize the
conveyance of supplies beyond the lines
Of National military occupation, or, ex-
cept under the regulations Of September
II, 1868, within said lines.
LVL The foregoing Regulations, NUM-
bered LII, LII, LIY, LV, shall take ef-
feet and be in force within the lines Of
the several military departments in the
insurrectiOnary States, whenever the
Generals commanding said departments
shall, respectively, under authority from
The President and By proper orders,
promuigaie the same.
S P. CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.