, 1856-01-04


Al merchants commanders Of ships, and others,
citizens of the United States, shall have full liberty,
in all the territories Of the Argentine Confederation,
to manage their own affairs themselves, or to commit
them to the management of whomsoever they please,
as broker factor agent interpreter nor shall they
be obliged TO employ any other persons in those capac
tiles than those employed by the citizens of the Argen
tine Confederation, u pay them any other salary
remuneration than such as paid in like cases by
citizens Of tie Argentine Confederation. And abso-
ute freedom shall be allowed in all cases, to the buyer
and seller to bargain and fix the price OF any goods
wares, or merchandise imported into, or exported FROM
the Argentine Confederation. they shall see good
observing the laws and established customs OF the
country. The same rights and privileges, in oil res
poets. shall be enjoyed in the territories Of the United
States by the citizens of the Argentine Confederation
The citizens OF the two contracting parties shall recp-
rocay receive and enjoy full and perfect protection
for their persons and property and shall have free and
open access to the courts OF justice in the said coun.
tries respectively for the prosecution and defence Of
their just rights and they shall be at liberty TO employ
in all cases. such advocates attOrneys or agents. a.
they may think proper; and they shall enjoy, in this
respect, the same rights and privileges therein,
tive citizens
ARTICLE IX.
In whatever relates to the police of the ports, the
ading and unlading of ships the safety Of the mer.
chandisc, goods, and effects and to the acquiring and
disposng Of property Of every sort and denomination,
either by sale, Donation exchange, testament in
any other manner whatsoever, also To the admins
traon Of Justice the citizens Of the two contracting
parties shall recprocaly enjoy the same privileges,
no, he cbargcd In on f those rrsnect with am high
imposts duties than those ghich paid may
be raid by native citizenssnBmittinq or course 10
the local laws and regulations OF each country respect
ivey II any citizen Of either of the two cGntactng
parties shah die without will or testament In any Of
the territories Of the other the consulgenera con-
sui Of the nation to which the deceased belonged or
the representative Of such consugeneral or consul in
his absence shall have the right 10 intervene in the
possession administration and Judicial liquidation of
the estate of the deceased, conformably with the laws
of the country for the benefit Of the creditors and le
gal heirs.
ApTICIEy
The c;,,zsns n, tho Ini,cd states rasdir In the Ar
gentne Confederation and the citizens Of the Argen-
tine Confederation residing in the United States shall
be exempt from all compulsory military service what
loans rcquisitions or military cxactons; and they
fhal not be compelled under any pretext whatever ~
nav any ordinary charges requ;tons or taxes other
than those that are paid by native citizens Of the con
tracing parties respectively
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shall be nee Tor each Of the two contracting par
ties 70 appoint consus for the protection Of trade TO
reside In any Of the territories OF the other pay but
before any consul shall act as such he shall, In the
usual iorG, os approved ana admlea " tne govern
ing nares NAV cx,cpt fm the resSencS Of eonsaIs
such particular places as they may Judge 1T to be ex
cepted.
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respective governments shall be respected invioiaby
and under no prctext whatever shall any magistrate
or any OF the local authorities feize or IN any way In
tertere with them'
The diplomatic agents and cot slls oi The Argentine
Conlederaton shall ENJOY The territories oil the Uni
ted states, whatever privileges, exemptions and i'm
muntles are or SNAIL De- granted " agents Ot the same
rank, belonging 70 the most favored nation; and. IN
ike manner the diplomatic agents aud consnis OF the
United states IN the terlt"1es OF the Argentine Con
federation shall enjoy according IN the strctest recp
rocity, whatever privileges, exemptions and inmnni
ties are, or may be granted in the Argentine Conied
Grafton, 70 the diptmatic agents and eonsps oi The
most favored nation.
j ARTICLE XII.
For the better security Of commerce between the
United States and the Argentine Confederation, II y
agreed that IT, at any time, any interruption Of friend
commercial intercourse. or any rupture, should un
fortunately take place between the two contracting
parties, the citizens OF either OF them, residing In the
territories Of the other, shall have the privilege Of
naming and continuing their trade or occupation
therein, without any manner Of interruption, so long
as they behave peaceably, and commit no offence
against the laws; and their effects and property wheth
er entrusted 70 individuals or 70 the STATE shall not Be
liable 70 seizure or representation or to any other dc
effects property belonging to the native nhabAnt,
Of the State In which such citizens NAV reside
i Article VII
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