The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-09-01


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elleet ihe lng, and will lhefrmnil
este biz permit of tho removal n
lhe eailon which permit must state
ihe amount and payment NJ NE iaV.
The Time aad place ~ payment. and
The marks, numbers anil gfusa weight
n ihe lmles w packages, ~ that ",
same may n VII times H. fully tlen.
tilted, The blank permit Will Il,
furnished ffum the office If internal
nal revenue tf ilis purpose.
MAngfsu rAx.rAfp CurroS.
Whenever the tax is paid upon
%cutton, The collector ~ deputy collcc.
Tor receiving the sumo viii, until
otherwise instructed, anix or cnuse n
be affixed, by the designated marker,
the metallic tag or mark heretofore
used for denOtinR such payment aud
will, In all cases, carefully insert,
under the proper permit for the re-
moyal Of the cotton, the letter and
numbers upon the same.
These tags or marks must he firmly
Inserted into Abe bale, and must be
used by the collectors in their regular
consecutive order.
The cost of inserting or anixinp
the tags dcnoting tax-paid cotton
will, in all cases, be paid by the pro.
duccr or shipper Of the cotton. I'm.
less these tags are affixed by Oh,
collector OF deputy collector, the dies.
ignated marker Is the only person
who can be legally intrusted with III,
performance Of this duty.
} The attention of collectors Is callet
10 the fact that an account Is kept il
; this office Of all tags with which the,
have been or may be furnished, an,
} that they are expected to render al
account of the disposition made b,
them Of the same, and to sec that al
the foregoing requirements are care
E fully complied with. The convent
hence and safety of taxpayers, as wei
as the security Of government, re
I quire that the marks shall, in al
, cases, be properly affixed, SO tina
they may surely accompany the bale
: to their destination, and also that tn
. E permits be carefully filled up in ever,
particular as herein required.
REGULATIONS REVOKED.
The regulations of October 0, 1866
permitting the removal of cotton an
: other products under bond, havin
: been revoked by the Secretary of tn
I Treasury, ceased to have any fore
r from and after July % 1856.
! TRANSPORTATION OF COTTON.
All persons engaged in producin
or dealing in cotton, or in the trans
: portation Of the same, will special
note that section 8 OF the act Of Jul
. 10, 1866, renders il unlawful, iror
and after the LIST Of September, 1864
i for the owner, master, supercarg'
agent or other person having charg
/, Of any vessel, or for any railroad Q
other transportation company, or fc
= any common carrier or other persor
. TO convey, or attempt to convey, Q
/, transport any cotton, the growth Q
/ produce Of the United States, fror
|. any point in the district in which
shall have been produced, unless eac
bale or package thereof shall hay
attached to or accompanying IL III
proper marks or evidence Of the pay
. ment Of the revenue tax, and n pei
nit of the collector for such rcmova
or the permit of the assessor as herr
! inbeforc provided, or to convey {
transport any cotton from any Stat
! in which cotton is produced, 10 an
, port or place in the United State
without the certificate Of the Collect
, or Of Internal Revenue Of the dii
trict from which il was brought thi
the tax has been paid thereon, or d
6 permit Of the assessor, rs hereinbefol
! provided; and such certificate an
evidence must be furnished TO ii
collector of the district to which II
transported, and his permit obtainc
before landing, discharging, or deli,
ering such cotton at the place
which il is transported. Any persc
= who violates these provisions, or wi
: conveys, or attempts to convey, fro
any State in which cotton Is produce
!, to any port Or place without u
!, United States, any cotton upon whi'
!, the tax has not been paid, Is liable
a penalty Of one hundred dollars
each bale OF cotton 20 conveyed
transported, or attempted 70 be co
veyed or transported, or to imprisoI
ment for not more than one year,
y both; and all vessels and vehicl
!, employed in such conveyance Al
!" transportation are liable to seizu
and forfeiture by proceedings In a
court in the United States haviI
competent jurisdiction. And all G
ID ton 70 shipped or attempted TO