Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-25

/ nlrc houses ana warehouses;, ana trade IN all
Kinds Of produce, manufactures, ans mer-
chandise Of lawful commerce, subject to the
usages and established customs Of Ithe coun.
try. They may discharge the whole or a par.
OF their cargoes at the ports OF Pillar, and
whore commerce with other nations may be
permitted, or proceed with the whole or part
of their cargo to the port Of Assumption, &C.
cording as the captain, owner, or other duly
authorized person shall deem expedicnt.
| In the same manner shall be treated and
cons Tered such Paraguoyan citizens as may
arrive at the ports of the United States Of
America with cargoes in Paraguayan vessels
ofthe United States ofAmerica.
ARTICLE III.
The two high contracting parties hereby
agree that any favor, privilege, or immunity
whatever in matters OF commerce or naviga-
ton, which either contracting party has &C
tually granted, or may hereafter grant to the
citizens or subjects Of any other State, shall
extend, in identity of cases and circunstan-
ces to the citizens of The other contracting
party gratuitously, il the concession in favor
OF that other State shall have been gra tuitous
or in return for all equivalent compensation
II the concession shall have been conditional.
ARTICLE ".
No other or higher duties shall be imposed
on the importation or expectation of any ar
ticle OF the growth, produce or manufacture
of the contracting States than are or shall he
payable on the like article being the growth,
produce, or manufacture of any other foreign
country. No prohibitatian shall be imposed
upon the importation or expectation OF any
article of the growth, produce, or manufac.
ture of the territories Of either OF the two con-
tracing parties into the territories of the two
contracting parties into the territories of the
other, which shall not equally extend to the
importation or expectation of similar articles
to the territories of any other nation.
ARTIcLEv.
No other or higher duties or charges on &C.
count of tonnage, light, or harbor dues, pilot.
age, salvage IN case of anage or shipwreck,
or any OF her local charges shall be imposed
in any of the ports OF the territories of the Re
public of Paraguay on vessels of the United
States Of America than those payable in the
same ports of Paraguayan vessels, nor in the
ports ofthe territories Of the United States of
America on Paraguayan vessels than shall be
payable in the same po,ts by vessels of the
United States of America.
ARTICLE VI
The same duties shall be paid upon the impor.
tntiOn and expurtatiJn Oi any article which Is or
may be legally importHbe or expor,able into the
dominions OF the United States of America and
into those OF Paraguay, whether such importation
or expectation be made IN vessels ot the United
States oi America or in Parnguayan vessels.
ARTICLE VII
All vessels which, according to the laws of the
United States Of America, are TO be deemed YES.
sells OF the United States of America and all vesse Is
which according TO the laws OF Paraguay, nre to be
deemed Paraguuyan vessels, shull, for the purpose
OF this treaty be deemed vessels Of the United
States of America nnc Pnruguayan vessels, ro.
spectivey
| ARTICLE vni.
| Citizens Of the United Stn,es of America shall
pny, IN territories OF the Republic OF Paraguay the
same import and export duties which nre establish
ed or may be established hereafter for Paraguayan
citizens. In the same manner the after shall pay
in the United States OF America, the duties which
are established may hereafter he established tor
citizens OF the United States OF America.
ARTICLE TX.
All merchants, commanders of ships, and others
the citizens of each country, respectively shall have
fu liberty, in all the territories Of the other TO
manage their own affairs themselves or 10 cnmnit
| them to the management Of whOmsoever they please
as agent, broker, factor, or Interpreters and they
shall not be obliged to employ any other persons
than those employed by natives, TO pay to such
persons as they shall think fit to employ any higher
salary remuneration than such as Is paid in like
Tho citizens of tho United States of America in
tho territories Of Paraguay and the citizens of Par
nguay in the United States of America, shall chi
the same full liberty which IS now or may hereafter
Oe enjoyed by natives Of each country respectively,
10 bu, from and sell to whom they like all articles
of lawful commerce, and to fix the prices thereof
they shal good, without being affected by any
monopoly contract or exclusive privilege of sale or
purchase, subject, however, to the general ordinary
contr buttons or imposts established By law.
Thoctizens Of ei ther Of the two contracting pnr
ties in the territories of the other shall enjoy full
and perfect protection for their persons and prop
erty, and shall have iroe nnd open access to the
courts Of justice for the prosecution and defence Of
the same rights and privileges as native citizens;
aud they shall be at liberty to employ, a all cases.
the advocates, attorneys, or agents. of whatever
description. whom they may think proper.
ARTICLE X.
In whatever relates to the police of the ports the
laden or un!ading OF ships, the warehousing and
sion to persona estates by will or otherwise, aud
the disposal of personal property of every sort and
denomination by sale, donation, exchange. or tesia-
ment, or in any other manner whatsoever, us also
with regrad 10 the administration OF justice. the cit
izcns OF each contrasting party shall enjoy ~ the
territories OF the other tho Same privileges bcr-
tios and rights AS native citizens and shall not be
charged in any of those respects with any other or
higher imposts or duties than those which are or
may be paid By native citizens, subject always to
the local laws and regulations of such ritories
| In tho event of any citizens of either of the two
contractnn parties d. Ing without will or testament
IN the territory OF the 0thor contracting party, tho
consul general, consul or vice consul. of the nation
sonco, the Representative Of such consu-gcneral,
consul, vice-consul shall, so far the laws Of
each country will permit take charge OF the prop
orty which the deceased may have lett, for the ben
oht of his lawful heirs and creditors until exec
utOr or administrator be named by the sniu consul
general consul, or vicc-conslu, or his representa-
i've.
ARTICLEM,
The citi1cn() of the United States of America re
siding the territories of tbs Republic of Para
quay, and the cit,zees of the Republic of Paraguay
residing in the United States OF America, shall be
exempted from all compusorh military service
whn' soevor. whether by sea or land, and from all
forced loans military exactions or roquisitionsi
and they shall not be compelled to pay any charges
requsiton, taxes other or higher than those that
arc or MAJ DO paid by native citizens.
ARTICLE XII.
IL shall be free for each of tho two contracting
parties to appoint consS for tho protection of trade
to reside in tho territories OF tho other party; but
before my (anS) consul shall act MS such, he shall,
In the usual form, bC approved and admitted By the
gGy ernmcnt to which he is sent aud either OF tho
two contracting parties may accept from the resi-
dence of cuusus such particular placrs either Of
them maS judge fit to be excepted,
The diplomatic agents aud oOnsuls OF the United
states OF America IN the territories of tho kcpub-
lilo Of Paraguay shall enjoy whatever privileges OK
emptions, and mmunluos are or may be there
granted To tho diplomatic agenf aud consuls of any
other nation whatever; aud Ia like manner, thi di
plumato aNonts and cunsuls Of the Republic Of
laragunl in tco United states of America shall |
enjoy whatever privileges. exemptions aud immu- |
nltCs are Or may be there granted to agents OF
other nation whatever,
ARTICLE XIII.
For the better socutity of commerce between the
citlHons OF tho Unued States America and the cit
liens of tho Republic ui Paraguay. il Is ngrted that
II nf AM time any IntiIruptun of friendly inter
course or aGy rupture should unior rtunntely take
place between tho two contracting parties tho oit
lLens OF eithrr ut the said contracting parties who
may bo established in tho territories OF the other in
lho exercise OF any trade or special employ mont,
shall have the privilege of remaining and contuu.
.ueh trade or employment therein without any
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