The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-11

srArS--An c2ten not produced by persons with thel
own abof or With the labor OF freedm others en-
poyed and paid BY them mist teaoD sAipmsat "a ans
port or ~ - In a o'.' h'-' -
Office ... ma so,d N and rsso.,
noae ,rSs usernment especially appointed for the
me Treasury and approved by the snd before
c "ns any cotton or other product 10 be shipped or
cer ~ 49, 9ence for any vessel the proper customs or
tbe PERSONS acting as such must require from
o PeuI.nasing agent the internal revenue o,cer
bean rso '' the cotton proposed to DO shipped has
vue Iheeof has been raid to such purchasing AGENT 10
monpy, aha That the cotton is thereby free
lron :, ,ai no sn Zee or tax II tho cotton pro
product OF PERSONS labor or OF freedmen or others
employed and paid by them the officer win require that
the shipping fee OF three cents per pound shall DO paid
~ secured 10 be paid thereon II any product other
than cotton is offered for shipment the certificate Of the
Internal revenue officer that all internal due there
on have been collected and paid must DO produced prior
to snch products being shipped cleared and II there
Is no Internal revenue officer then such taxes shall be
collected by the customs officer, he shall the
same to be secured TO be paid provided In these regua
tions.
7snA.-ISLxD TRANSPORTATION Tho provisions Of
these regulations necessarily modified, shall be CON
sidered applicable 10 all shipments inland to within
the nsurreconay States by any means OF ransporton
whatsoever
observation-disclosures. not prohibited may be
transported to insueconary States free The charges
upon all products shipped transported from an nsur
tonary State other upon cotton shall be the charges
prescribed by the Internal laws Upon cotton
other than that purchased and resod BY the govern
the officer collecting follows viz:-Tso cents per
pound ~ the shipping fee. All cotton purchased and
rcsold by the government shall be allowed TO be trans
ported free from all fees and taxes whatsoever.
Tsoeth-REcoRDs TO KEpr.-Full and complete
accounts and records must be kept by all officers acting
under these regulations or their transactions under
Them In such manner and form shall be prescribed
by the Commissioner of Customs.
ThireenM-LoyALry A RreursrrK.-No goods shall DO
sold in an insurreconary state by to- any trans
portaon he'd WITH any person persons not loyal TO
tho government of the United States Proof OF loyalty
must be the taking md subscribing the following oath
or evidence, to be ed that IT, similar In purport
and meaning has been taken-viz: ], -, do sol
EMMY swear in presence Of Almighty God that will
henceforth faithfully support protect and defend the
constitution Of the United States, and all laws made in
pursuance thereto.
I07trleenh 70 gER REGULATIONS REvoKED.Tlesc re-
guatons shall take effect and he In force and after the
10th day OF May 1865 and shah superscde all other reg
laons and circulars heretofore prescribed by tho Urea
snry Department concerning commercial intercourse be-
twcon loyal and nsurrectonary States all Of which
hereby rescinded and annullcd.
HUGH McCULIoCH Secretary of the Treasury.
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