The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16

TO WHICH SUCH MAY BIZ TRANSPORTED.
Third-It having been determined
and agreed upon by the proper officers
Of the War and Treasury Departments,
/ in accordance with the requirements
of Section 9 of the Act of July ., 1864,
that the amount of goods required to
supply loyal persons residing IN the in
surrectionary States within the military
! lines of the United States forces, shall
/ be an amount equal to the aggregate
of the applications therefor, and that
/ the places in such lines that may be
named in the applications for transpor-
, tation thereto. 1t is therefore directed
that clearance shall be granted, on ap,
plicsJion by any loyal citizen, for all
goods not prohibited, in such amounts
and to such places, which, under the
revenue and collection laws of the
United States, have been created ports
Of entry and delivery in coastwise
trade, as the applicant may desire.
CLEARANCE.
Fourth-Before any vessel shall be
cleared for any port within the insur-
rectionary States, or from one port to
another therein, or from any such ports
to g port IN the loyal States, the master
Of every such vessel shall present TO
the proper officer of customs q mani
fest Of her cargo, which manifest shall
set forth the character of the mer>
Ohandise composing said cargo; and if
showing no prohibited articles, shall be
certified by such officer of customs.
ARRIVAL AND DISCHARGE OF CARGO IN An
INsURREcTIoSAKY STATE
Fifth-On the arrival of any such
vessel at the port of destination, it
shall be the duty of the master there
of, forthwith, TO present 70 the proper
officer of the customs, the certified
manifest Of her cargo, Whereupon the
officer shall cause the vessel to be dis
charged, under his general supervision,
and If the cargo is found TO correspond
with the manifest, certificate to that
effect shall be given TO the master. If
there shall be found any prohibited
articles, they shall be seized and held
subject 10 the orders of the Secretary
of the Treasury, and the officer shall,
forthwith, report to the department all
the facts of the case and any vessel
arriving from any foreign port, or from
any domestic port, without q proper
clearance, or with contraband articles,
shall, with her cargo, be seized and
held as subject to confscation, under
the laws of the United States.
IADING WITHIN, AND DEPARTURE FROM, AN
ISsURRBCTIoNARY STATE.
Sixth.-Vessels in port within an in
surreetionary State, not declared open
70 the commerce of the world, shall be
laden under the supervision of the
proper officer of this department. whose
duty it shall be to require, before any
articles are allowed to be shipped, sat
isiactory evidence that, upon all mer-
chandise, the taxes and fees required by
laws and these regulations, have been
paid, or secured to be paid, which fact,
with the amount so paid shall be certi-
ned upon the manifest. No clearance
shall be granted, if, upon any article SO
shipped, the fees aHd internal revenue
taxes, or either, shall only have been |
secured to be paid Such fact shall be |
noted upon the manifest, and the
proper officer, at the port of destinaa
ton Of such vessel, shall hold the goods |
till all such taxes and fees shall be
paid, according to law and these regu-
latlons.
SUPPLY STORES.
Seventh-Persons desiring to keep a |
supply store at any place within an inN |
State shall make appliea-
ton therefor to the nearest officer of
the Treasury Department, which appli-
,ation shall set forth that the applicant |
S loyal to the Government of the
United States, and upon being con-
1inced of such loyalty a license for
iuch supply store shall forthwith be
granted; and the person to whom the
license Is given shall be authorized to
goods at any other place with
n the insurrectionary States, or at
UGH other point as he may select. The
,arty receiving such license shall pay
herefOr the license fee prescribed by
he Internal Revenue law.
EXEMPTED ARTICLES.
Eighth-AIl articles Of local produc-
ion and consumption, such as fruits,
,utter, eggs, ice, meat, wood, coal, etc,
nay, without fee or restriction, be free
y transported and sold at such points
n an insurrectionsry State as the own
r may desire.
or PRODUCTS or AN ISsURRECTI on
AIRY STATE
Ninth--Au cotton not produced by
ersons with their own labor. Or with
he labor Of freedmen, or others em-
loyed or paid by them, must, before
hipment to any port or place in 10y
j State, be sold 20, and resold by, an |
Ulcer of the Government, especially
ppointed for the purpose, under regu-
atiOns prescribed by the Secretary of
he Treasury, and approved by the
resident, and, before allowing any
otton or other product to be shipped,
T granting clearance for any vessel,
he prODer custom officer, or other per
on acting as such, must require from
he purchasing agent, or the internal
evenue officer, certificate that the 8
otton proposed to be shipped has beer
eFo.d by him, or that twenty-five p.sr
ent of the value thereof has been PAID
, such purchasing agent in money,
nd that the cotton is thereby free 6
'om further fee or tax. If the cotton
roposed 10 be shipped is claimed and
roved to be the product of q persons
Wn labor, or of freedmen Or Others 4
mployed and paid by them, the Of
Ger will require that the shipping fee
t three cents per pound shall be paid q
r secured 70 be paid thereon. If anv Is
roduct other than cotton is offered for
lipment, the certificate of the Inter~ c
Al Revenue officer that all internal q
xes due thereon have been collected :
Id paid must be produced, prior to P
'oducts being shipped or cleared, ard D
there Is no internal revenue officer
ere, such taxes shall be collected by =
e custom officer, or he shall cause the
me to be secured to be paid as pro- in
ded in these regulations. Il,
INLAND TRANSPORTATION "
provisions Of these reg in
atoms, necessarily modified, shall be g
applicable TO all shipments
land or within the insurrectionary in
ates, 10y any means Of transportation St
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CHARGES. nj
hleventh.-Goods not prohibited may u
transported to insur. dictionary States
,e. The charges upon all products Gil
ipped OF transported from an insur-
,tlonary State, other than upon cot in
u, shall be the charges prescribed by II
q internal revenue laws. Upon cot no
D, other than that purchased and re- Oh
ID by the Government, three cents =
r pound, which must be credited by 81
e officer collecting, as follows, viz:
o cents per pound as the shipping "a
. All cotton purchased and resold tta%I
the Government shall be allowed TO On
transported free from slI fees and -,
les whatsoever.
RECORDS TO BE KEPT. Oh
'welfth-Full and complete accounts for
records must be kept by all officers
ing under these regulations, of their D'
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