Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-13

ofieer granting the permit viii
charge cents Is Sss.
i II the safn Is over sag. and not over
i ESQ, fOr affidavit 10 cents. eertif
cate 10 cents. revenue stamp ON
! affidavit 10 cenls, on certificate S
I cents, and the officer granting per-
nit will charge 10 cents, IS cts
{ " the san Il over $50, and not over
I sl00, for affidavit 10 cents. eertifi.
cate lo cents, revenue stamp on af-
fdavit cents, on certificate 3
cents, end the officer granting per.
! init win charge cents, IS cts
! fthe sum j. gveF s1O0. he viii charge
| Cur affidavit 10 cents, certificate 10
cents; revenue stamp on offidavit )
I cents, certificate ) cents. and tho
officer granting permit viii charge
/ 10 cents, "a cts,
J XVIII. Ii order to equalize assessments
! on all goods transported TO States and parts
f. OF States declared in insurreetion. pers0ns
obtaining permits to purchase family or
+! plantation supplies in States 20 declared. iIf
addition to the fees Prescribed, will be re-
qaired to pay FIVE per cent on the sworn
invoice value Of such family and plantation
supplies.
KIN. Trade stores wiii be authorized on
~ by the assistant special agen, Of the dis
trict in which they are 10 be established. or
upon his recommendation by any other
special assistant agent IN the first agency.
or ~ tiie supervising special agent
Xxx. No purchase OF products of States
declared in instruction within the first
agency can DO made therein, except under
the authority to the purchaser provided for
in the regulations.
XXI Every authority f-r tire purchase
of products shall distinctly designate the
place 1t which or the limits Of the districts
within which sueh purchase nav be made.
and no authority shall be issued 10 parties
beyond the limits and boundaries dssigpat
ed in rule XIV.
XXI1 Authority 70 purchase the pro.
ducts Of that portion OF States declared in
insurreetion within tie First Agency. and
within the boundaries named in rule XIV.
win be given by anv Assistant Special
Agent therein, or at the Office OF the Supsr-
vising Special Agent.
XIII After the designation Of boanda-
ries under Regulations TX. boats without
supplies Oh board may be cleared bv the
Surveyor nearest the destination thereof to
anywhere therein, with Persons ON board
authorized to purchase products witl.in tie
district to which they arc cleared. provided
b}dirposse sfaff t1s7te 'tefiftt4{ Stutre MS
permitted to go, and shall be cOuntsrsigncd,
with the approval of the military officer in
command at the place ct clearance nearest
to its destination. Boats with supplies on
board can only be cleared Cor named places,
until after the supplies are discharged az
ter such discharge they may proceed as
other boats, under the original clearance,
but all such clearaaees shall also be approy-
ed by the commanding officer at the place
of clearance. Al clearanccs mRs; state by
whom the boat IS chartered, il chartered, or
for whom it u to transport products TO mar;
ket.
AAIF. The limits aud boundaries Of the
t:ade districts Ia the First agency. after Goa
ference with the generals commanding the
departments thcrviH, are hereby designated
as follows, Is provided in regulations IX
The plantations on both sides Of the Mis-
sissippi river throughout the agency: the
counties upon and north of the TennSsses
river, in the State Of Alabama; the eounties
Of Warren, lsSrqueha. Yazoo. Washington.
SunfoweT Bolivar, Coahoma. Tuntca. 10
Soto, Marshall Tippan, and Tisharningsc. in
Mississippi; the parishes Of Teasas, Madi-
son and Carroll in louisiana; so much OF
the State Of Arkansas as lies upOn the north
Of the Arkansas river; all that part Of the
State Of Tenficsset lying west of the Ten
neksee river, and 80 much of the counties
OF Stewart and Montgomery as lies north
Of the Cumberland river SO much OF the
county of Cheatham ~ lies north Of the
Harpeth river; Robertson and Davidson.
aud so much Of Williamson and Maurv as
lies north of the iarpeth river and east Of
the iliilShOro' pike, north Of DuCk river and
east of the Alabama and Tennessee railroad;
BC,liard, Rutherford simmer Macon, War
ren, Caffees 80 fanch OF Franklin as lies
east OF the NaShvjlle and Chattanooga rail
rtad Marion. GrGndy; 80 murll OF Mar
shall aS lies north of Dgcl river 50 much
Of Hamilton rs lies north and west Of Ten
nessee river Seqnatehie, knax. Dekslb,
Ray. Meigs MeAina, Roane, B!Ouat. SEWER.
Jefferson, Coeke, Greene. Washington. Car
ter. Joknsoa, Sullivan, Hawkins Hancock,
Claiborne, Union. Campbell, Anderson.
Morgan. Frntress, Van Buren,, Wayne and
IIarlin Goa ati6s
XIV. Alter tha FIRST fee of iiftv cents
shall be paid b. boat for trip clearance
no more than twenty-five cents shall 10
charged, under Section xxx of the R,ygu-
latldtiss tef aHs renewal of the permit on
the sanle trip.
= AAllI. offeeEs wlli, IN al cases, attach
10 perIdits issued BY them. either the origina.
invoices ef ths merchandise. or certified
copies thereof fexeept the item estensiohy
each one of which shall be oliieiallys stamped
or eountefeigaed by thela.
XXfIiL These rul,s shall take effect i'm
niediately; ba' every authority 70 purchase
products issGed prior 10 January 5, lS6l,
shall b cotidisioaed that no purchase lso
made under Il until after that date. and Rp
heat shall be elearea below Heleaa ande.
Rule XIII, before that time,
xAtN, Blank applications, siE.lasils aud
bonds for trade sfores, and authorities 10
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