Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
Secretary of The Treasur.

the suppression of the rebellion. "a
S. P, CHAsE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS OF TRADE.
TO take effect ,Ohen promulgated under au.
thority Of the President By Generals com.
nanding departments.
TREASURY DEP'r, Jan. 26, 1864.
LII.-All persons being or residing in
any of the States declared to be in insur.
rection, whether within or beyond the
lines of national military 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 Supervising Special Agent or Assis.
tant Special Agent of the Treasury De-
partment, for sale or other disposition; and
so much Of any regulation heretofore es-
tsblished as requires the obtaining of auy
previous authority or permit for bringing
goods and products to the place of sale, is
hereby rescinded.yu
LIIL.-ln all cases where the owner of
the goods and products so brought in for
sale shall reside within the lines of ma
tlonal military occupation, and shall take
the oath prescribed by the Proclamation
of the President, dated December 8, 1863.
and is not excepted from the amnesty
granted by the said Proclamation, or pro.
we'd by atfidayits to the satisfaction of the
Supervising Special Agent to be disloyal.
and hostile to the United States, such
owner or his agent may receive the price
OF his goods aud products without deduc.
ton, except for dues and fees to the Gov.
eminent under the regulations OF Septem-
Der IL, 1868, or he may convey such goods
aud products, having paid said dues aud
ices, under proper permit. to such other
place as he may choose for sale or other
disposition; but whenever the owner of
said goods aud products shall not reside
within the lines of national military DC
cupation, such goods and products shall.
be sold by the Supervising Special Agent
or Assistant Special Agent; and all
such sales of such goods and pro.
ducts shall take place on Monday of each
week at the place of receipt and shall in
clude all complete lots on hand at the time
of sale. And the Supervising Special
Agent OR the Assistant Special Agent, as
the case may be, shall pay TO said owner
OF his agent, If said owner shall have taken
sala oath, aud is not excepted from said
amnesty nor proved to be disloyal aud hos
nle, twenty. i've per cent. of the gross pro-
eeeds OF said sales, and shall pay the re.
mainder of such proceeds, after dedGctino
necessary and proper expenses of sale and
one per cent. as his additional compensal
ton, into the Treasury of the United States.
and shallgtVe to the owner of each lot sold
OF his agent, receipt or certificate desert.
6iug the property. But the aggregate
compensation of no Supervising Speciul
Agent or Assistant Special Agent shah
exceed the sum of Eve thousand dollars
per hnnum, or at that rate for less pe-
rtodi and each Supervising Special Agent
and Assistant Special Agent charged with
the receipt aud payment of any money uu.
der any Regulation of the Treasury Depart.
ment, shall give bond to the satisfac-
ton OF the Secretary of the Treasury in
the sum of fifty thousand dollars for the
faithful performance of his duties as such
Supervising Special Agent or Assistant
special Agent, and for the punctual paw
ment into the Treasury of the United
states, OF all sums by him received and
paid. - - - y %
LIV. All sales, whether private or pub.
lilo, shall be for notes Of the United States
or Treasury. Notes, exclusively, and all
proceeds of goods and products paid into
lne treasury under the foregoing Repula.
tlon shall be restored without interest tn
the owner of the goods and products, sold
in case he shall establish, on the return Of
peace and the full practical restoration of
the authority of the Union his titles te said
goods and products, aud that since the
sale thereof be has conducted himselfi u:aII
respects as good aud loyal citizen of The
United States, and has done nothing in!
consistent with the terms of the oatb pre
scribed by the Presidents Proclama lion If
amnesty. 1'' .iI o.
Lv. Nothing 10 either Of the forepoiDg
Additional Regulations shall authorize the
conveyance of supplies beyond the lines
OF the national military Occupation. or.
except under the Regulations Of Sent ~
1868. within said liaes. 80. - s1 P'ii =
LVl. The foregoing Regulations. pnm.
oered LII, LII, LIv, LV, shall take effect
and be in force within the lines nj tbs
several military departments in the fnsnrs
recttonary States, whenever the generals
commanding said departments shall Te-
spectiVely, under authority from the Pres .
ident, and by proper orders promuleste
the same. SIP. CHASE, y {
Secretary of the Treasury.
LETTER FROM The sEoRETARY. OF rHa rREA-
suRY TO A SPECIAL AGENT.
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