Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

vices, exceeding FIVE thousand dollars, shall bt
paid into the Confederate Treasury, FOX the ust
of the COnfederacy.
SEC 10. Be it further enacted. That the al
torney general shall prescribe such uniform
| rules Of proceeding under this law, not herein
otherwise provided for, as shall meet the neces
I sites Of The case.
SIC II. Be it further enacted, That appeals
/ may lie from any final decision Of the court Un'
del this Law in the manner and within the same
time as IS now, OF hereafter may be BY law pre-
scribed for appeals in other civil cases.
SIC. Is. BE it further enacted, That the word
person IN this law includes al private corPc-
rstions and ia al cases, when corporations be-
come parties, and this law requires an oath to be
made. i shall be made By some OthceI Of such
corporation.
SEC. ~ Be il further enacted, That the courts
are vested with jurisdiction, and required BY this
act to settle all partnerships heretofore existing
between a citizen and one who IS an alien en-
envy; 20 separate the interest Of the alien enemy,
and 70 sequestrate it. And shall, also. sever all
joint rights when an alien enemy is concerned,
and sequestrste the Interest OF such alien enemy.
SEC. 20. Be il further enacted, That in sll
cases Of administration Of any matter or thing.
under this act the court having Jurisdiction may
mako such orders touching the Preservation Of
the properly or effects under the direction coz
troll oF the receiver, not inoOnsisteut with the
foregoing provisions, as 70 It shall seem proper.
And the receiver msy, st any time, ask and have
the Instructions Of tbs court OF judge, respecting
n.s conduct IN tho disposition OK management OF
any property or effects under his control.
SEC q. That the Treasury notes Of this Con
federscy shsl b. receivable IN Payment Of al
purchases Of property or effects sold under this
set
SEC. % Be- ii tu,ther enacted, That nothing
in this act be constructed TO destroy OF impair
the lien or other rights Of any creditor, citizen
OF resident OF the Confederate States, OF OF any
Other person. citizen or resident Of any Coun-
try, State or territory, with which this Conftde-
rscy 4 In friendship, and which persons is 10!
in actual hostility 70 this ConfedeTscy. And sny
lien or debt claimed against any alien enemy,
within the meaning Of this act, shall be pro-
pounded and fled in the court, in which the
proceedings Of seqUesuston aTe hsd, within
twelve months from the institution Of such pTO-
ceedings for sequestration; and the court shall
cause all proper parties 70 De made and notices
70 be given, and shall hcsT aud Determine TIE
respective rights OF all parties concerned: Pro
5ldsd, however that no sales or payments owe!
Of money shall be delayed foT, or BY reason OF
such rights OF procoodngI but any money 70
allied BY tho receiver, whether paid into TIE
court or treasury, OF still in tho receivers hands,
shall stand in lieu of that which produced said
money, end be held TO answer t1e demands Of
tho creditor aforesaid, in the same manner IS
that which produced such money was. And al
clsims not p1opcunded and flied as aforesaid,
within twelve months as aforesaid, shall cease to
exist against the estate, property, CT effects So
Questrsted, Or the proceeds thereof.
Approved August 20, 1851.