Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-31
vocates, attorneys. and other agents
as they may think proper.
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| 'oCateS, attorneys, ana Otncr, agent,
as they may think proper.
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The citizens Of each Of the hig |
contracting parties, residing in The
other, shall enjoy the most perfect lib
erty of conscience. They shall bt
subjected to no inconveniencics what
ever on account of their religious be
lief, nor shall they in any manner bc
annoyed or disturbed in the exercise
OF their religious worship in private
houses, or in the chapels and places
which they may select for that pur.
pose /; provided that, in so doing, they
observe the decornm due to the laws
usages, and customs Of the country
1t is likewise agreed that the citizens
Of the one country dying in the terri
tory of the other may be inferred eli
ther in the ordinary cemeteries or in
such others as may be selected fol
that purpose by their own Govern
ment, or by their personal friends o,
representatives, with the consent of the
local authorities. All such cemeteries
and funeral professions going to OF
returning from them shall be protec
ted from violation or disturbance.
ARTICLE v. @
The citizens Of each of the high
contracting parties, within the juris.
diction of the other, shall have power
to dispose of their personal property
by sale, donation, testament, or other.
wise and their personal representa-.
tives, being citizens of the other con.
tracing party, shall succeed to their
personal property, whether by tesla
ment or ab infestato. They may take
possession thereof, either by them.
selves or by others acting for them, al
their pleasure, and dispose Of the
same, paying such duty only as the
citizens of the country wherein the
said personal property is situated
shall be subject to pay in like cases
In the absence of a personal represen-
tative, the same care shall he taken of
the property as by law would be ta-
ken of the property of a native in a
similar case, whilst the lawful owner
may take measures for securing it.
If question should arise among
claimants as to the rightful ownership
OF the property, the same shall he f.
nally] decided by the tribunals of the
country in which it is situated.
When on the decease of any person
holding real estate within the terrific.
~ of one party, such real estate would
by the law OF the land descend on a
citizen Of the other were he not dis
qualified by aiienage, the longest term
which the laws OF the country in
whlch it rs s.f"se"d will permit shall
oc acco'''ea 70 n'h 10 u'spose oi the
same nor s'a'i nc NC supJecteu, 'n SO
uo'"s' " n'Sne' os o'ier oueS tnah u
nc were "c,''@ch OF Tue country where-
ia such reai estate Is situated.
ARTICLE VI.
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agree that whatever Find Of nrodncc
moppfacturcs or mcrcbandiSe oe any
foreicn country can be from timc tn
time lawfully Unmarried into tho Un;.
ted states i'm tbeir own vesselS NAV
also bc imnorted in tho vcsse,s os
ycnozuo,, and No higher or tho du.
tics mon tho tonnarc nv carr of tho
vessels shall be Icy;ed or Collected
whether Tho ;mnor,.t;on ha nd ~ -
vessel pndcr the aaS of ,bn T>n;toJ
states or n vossoI nnder. tho a,n of
yenezncIa And roc;nrocallv wh,,av.
or Kind Of nroduce p,nnf,c,nrcs or
merchandise Of any foreign country
- ean ~ ;,. ION .''ne " .':le 'a"la''y in-
pv.ou "'o ..A"e'" n' :" 'e; o"n ,, We
'c'., nry .'s' :. ,"po'.ca III rosse's ~
.. ',e : h,'e; '7'a'es anu nv ns"er
=. o'"e LUIS upon 'nu 'o,'n'sI u
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Whatever can be lawfully exported d
or re-exportcd by One party in its own
vessels, to any foreign country, may
IN like manner be exported or re-ex-
ported IN the vessels Of the other and
the same duties, bounties, and draw
wbo,her sucb ov,ort.t;on ,r ro-.xnor'
tation be made IN vessels OF the one
or the other. Nor shall higher or 9TH
er charges OF any kind be imposed IN
tho ports OF one party on vessels OF
the other, than are or shall be payable
IN The same ports by national vessels.
ARTICLE VII.
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inc p'ecea'"s ar''c'e Is no. appn-
eso'e " 'hc eoas.'ng Faue ol 'l'e con
'rac.'ns pa'''es' "h'c'i IS 'esPece've,y
lesers.u " each eAc'us''c'y 'o' ''s
o"n -, ] =,
be allowed to discharge a part of their
cargoes at one port, and proceed to
any other port or ports IN thc terrific
ries OF tue other 10 discharSc the re-
mainder' without paying mgher OF
other port charges or tonnage dues
than would be pa'd by national YES
sells IN such cases, so long as this lib