Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28

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meats nads 70 eShss Jsesien pssts, ID tie
amended circular, 6Nod Nay 1se., lees.
~ u ~htch sutsise III = tssasmlolsd 70
the eo1leosos G othsr o0eoe - ~ ouDtoms
u the frontier ports shreugh vhSeh the
goods ase 10 psss, and be will oxa0ins the
poekagso 70 ascsstain u they agros y oil
respects With those descsibedin the entry.
lf The packages ere found 70 agree " a
ser Of the custsos win permit then 70 u
sent fsrward without detention to their
plocs a destination and will execute en The
back q said entry . certificate. The pack
ages Of merchandise described in the snlsy
or expoetafion 70 Canada q oahae British
provinces have been duly inspected ct that
port and delivered for expectation = afosu-
ssid. The exporter will then proceed in Pr
pairing ths balances Of his papers in accosd
ancs with the above mentioned circular with
instructions chsnging eaeh Of - forms T.
suit the altered circumstan ~ Of The case.
The bond will be cancelled il the exporter
shall produce within ninety days tom date
thereof, certificate under the hand aud se d
Of the Collector or other chief revenue Oh
Ger ofthc Canadian or other provinces, Il at
the goods, wares or merchandise described.
imported into the provinces thessin men,
toned, and duly entered ct the Custom
House and that the duties imposed BY the
laws in force In the provinces have been paid
Or secured. The merchandise intended Tor
expectation with the benefit Of draw back
with the internal revenue lax may be for
warded through the frontier ports, through
which imported merchandise may be export
ed consistently with the lawful regulations
and no other, IL the merchandise be shipped
direct by sea from port Of expectation or
II shipped direct from frontier port to 4
port in the British provinces, the regulations
prescribed in the amended circular. In
structions dated May LIST, 1865 will b ob
served where the drawback claimed on any
shipment exceeds the sum Of 95Oa Consul
certificate will be required in addition to the
certificate Of the ship revenue officers, for
the cancellation Of the bonds.
In all cases these regulations will be en-
forced on aud after the lst of January
1866.
Herald's Washington dispatch states:
Gen. WIN. J. Strong, inspec,o: General
Of Gen. Towards staff, returned to Wash
ingtOn Yesterday from.a three months tour
in the nor Invest. He reports affairs In the
interior Of Texas in deplorahle condition.
Much restitution exists among the blacks
and whites. The blacks are willing T.
work. but the hitcs are not in condition
to employ the latter. They also univer-
sally complained Of bad treatment and vic
lation Of such contracts as has been enter,
into. Bitter hostilities to the Government
and general lawlessness prevailed. So
great was the ign' rance that the whites
scarcely knew the war had ended and the
blacks thoughts themselves yet slaves.
When Presiden: Johnson's brother vas
aecidently wounded by the discharge Of his
gun, number Of Surgeons were applied to
for professional treatment. each one refused
lis services upon The gro nd that he was
the brother OF the President and he was
obliged to send nearly 100 miles for fed
cral Surgeon, and died solely for want Of
prompt Surgical aid.