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

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charge cents, u ots,
If the sum is over $50, and not oyor
$50, for affidavit 10 cents, certi.
cato 10 cents, revenue stamp on
affidavit 10 conts, on certificate
cents and the officer granting per
nit will charge 10 cents, 45 ots.
If the sum is over $50, and not ovor
800, for affidavit 10 cents, certf-
cate 10 cents, revenue stamp on at,
hdavit 3 cents, on certificate .
cents, and the officer granting per-
NIT will charge 3 cents, 35 cts
VI the sum is over SlOO, he will charge
for affidavit 10 cents, certificate 10
cents, revenue stamp on otlidavitj
cents, certificate 3 cents, and tho
officer granting permit will charge
- cents, 45 cts
XVIII, In order to cqualiae assessments
ON all goods transported to States and parts
Of States declared in insurrecton, persons
obtaining permits TO purchase family or
plantation supplies in States so declared, in
addition to the fees prescribed, will be ro-
quircd to pay five per cent. ON the sworn
invoice value Of such family and plantation
supplies
NIX, Trade stores will be authorized on
ly by the assistant special agent of the dis
trict in which they are to be established, or
upon his recommendation By any othor
special assistant agent in the first agency,
or 10y the supervising special agent,
Xxx, No purchase Of products of States
declared in insurrcction within the first
agency can be made therein, except under
the authority to the purchaser provided for
IN the regulations.
NSl, Every authority for the purchase
Of products shall distinctly designate tho
place at which or the limits of the districts
within which such purchase may be madc,
and no authority shall be issued to parties
beyond the limits and boundaries dcsignat.
cd in rule XXIV.
NXlI. Authority to purchase the pro-
ducts Of that portion Of States declared in
insurrection within the First Agency, and
within the boundaries named in rule XXIV,
will be given by any Assistant Special
Agent therein, or ut the Office Of the Super
vising Special Agent
MIL After the designation of bounda-
rics Under Regulations TX, boats without
supplies on board may be cleared BIZ tho
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anywhere therein, with persons on board
! authorized to purchase products within tho.
district TO which they are cleared provided
that the clearance OF each boat for such
purpose shall state definitely where it il
permitted to 20, and shall be countcrsigned,
with the approval Of the military officer in
command at the place Of clearance nearest
to its destination. Boats with supplies ON
board can only be cleared for named places,
until after the supplies are discharged af-
ter such discharge they may proceed as
other boats, under the original clearance,
but all such clcaranccs shall also be approx.
ed by the commanding officer at the place
of clearance. All cloaranccs must state by
whom the boat is chartered, II chartered, or
for whom it is to transport products to mar.
kct.
XXIV. Tho limits and boundaries of tho
trade districts in the FIRST agency after con-
ference with the generals commanding tho
departments therein, are hereby designated
as follows, as provided in regulations TX:
The plantations on both sides of the Mis-
sissippi river throughout the agency: tho
counties upon and north Of the Tennessee
river in the State Of Alabama; the counties
Of Warren lssequcna, Iaaoo, Washington,
Suntlowcr, Bolivar, COahoma, lunica. Do
Soto Marshall, Tippan, and Tshanihgn, in
Mississippi; the parishes Of Tcnsas, 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 tho
State Of Tennessee lying west of the Ten
nessco river, and so much Of the counties
Of Stewart and Montgomery rs lies north
Of the Cumberland river: so much Of tho
county Of Chcatham as Lien north Of tho
llmupth river; Robertson and davidson.
and so much of Williamson and Naury as
lies north of the llarpcth river and east of
the llllsboro' pike, north OF Duck river and
east Of the Alabama and Tennessee railroad;
Bedford. Rutherford Sumner Macon, War
rch, Coffee, SO much of Franklin as lies
east Of the Nashville and Chattanooga rail
road, Marion Grundy 80 much OF Mar
shall as lies north of Duck river: so much
of Hamilton as lies north and west of Ten
ncssco river; Scquatchie. Knox, DeKalb.
Ray, Meigs, McMnn, Roanc, Blount, Sewer,
Jefferson, Cooke, Greene, Washington, Car
ter johnson, Sullivan Hawkins, Hancock.
Claiborne Union, Campbell, Anderson,
Morgan. Fcntress, Van Duron, Wayne and
Hardin counties.
XXY. After the first fec of fifty cents
shall be paid by a boat for trip clearance
no more than twenty-five cents shall bo
charged, under Section XXIX of the Regu-
latiors, for amy renewal of the permit on
the same trip.
XVIII Officers will, in all eases, attach
topcrmits issued by them, either the original
invoices of tn" merchandise, or certified
copies thereof, (cXccpt the item cxtension,)
each one of which shall be officially stamped
or countcrsigncd by them
XVIII. Thcsc rules shall take effect i'm
mcdiately; but every authority to purchase
products iasucd prior to January D 1864.
shall be conditioned that no purchase be
made under it until after that date, and no
boat shall be cleared below Helena under
Rule AXllI, before that time