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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
List Of Persons kefu.iLs 90 Contrib
uIe 10 the Mr. iund.

ute 10 the Mar Eund.
1sT WARD. L. Burke.
2D WABp-D. B. Smith, ST., and Fer
guson Wright
5p WAKD-George Higgins and Jesse
Ruddick.
arm WARD-Daniel F. Miller.
TOWNSHIP - James McClary, join
Hine and Lew. Collins.
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de iirn,er; sales II s31a ~.
stock Market.

STOCK Market.
New YORK, Sept ..
Stocks better, but not very active.
hone3--on eaIi--3 per cent.
Sterling Exchange quist--iga.
Gold lower-lI6t
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chc4KUi AuRuhs ".
There was con siderable activity In the yards to-day
As Government contracts aud city butchers wore
purchasins largely The market closed arm with IN
advance On medium grades OF l5g2oc Y 1000 ~ on
last weeks prisest d which figures the yards were
red "
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180R- 10G0.
II LIVERPOOL AND LONDON. Il. ID
s FIRE Am LIFE INSURiNrp IN

NJ uALE 81 HEII.s .....,.,.. -. LIVERPOOL
fhlAClFAL OFFICE, 56WALLa 81 FINEST N. y
Noas ~ And ~ fOtLThI..-,... ..LONpON.
Cincinnati Branch, Office In Compauyas Buildip,
Cor. Third and Main Streets. wv
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w AR NUlICE.

Persons havingthe srms OIL The State In their nos
session WIN retsrn the same ii ONCE TLo.4
who neglect 10 return the ssme will be vtstad NV ~
enncer. C. W Inv Dir " ~
Asst @ N. Gen'i and Aid-ds-Csnp 10 he Goy'r
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Paid mp Capital Surplus Reserve Funds o. $50 525
invested IN ihis Country............... 045, 1886
Revenue,
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WLLlAA A. kAICHkLoR'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces color moi 10 be distinguished from naturs
warranted not 70 injurs the hair the least,
tnei eneaI 81 oad dyes, and nysorsies The hair for
iie. UhEf NED or RUSTY IlAiR ustsntiy tutns
Aspiehdld black or brown, leaving the ALI .of and
besutfui. sold by all druIgists Ac
Tue genuine ~ signed WILLIAM A. BATCHErop
o. As Josr s,sss Gf coca kex.
Factory, No. 81 barclay Street, New York. rL.,s
2a3 Broadway and 10 Bond Street, tlsg.sA~Iv
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Tucker county ana the GasrrllIas.
sr. GEORGE, TUoxEa CouxrY, Va.

AT meeting of the citizens of said
county 10 pursuance Of public notice being
given, at st, George, on Saturday 5th
ofJuly, 1862, for the purpose of restoring
peace, friendship and mutual protection to
each other. liz
On motion of'A. D. Moore, the Sheriff of
this county, VIM. b. Parsons, Esq, was
made Chairman, and Enoch Minear, his As
sociate.
On motion of +. W. Purintou, Dept Mar
shal, A. II. Bowman WAS appointed Secre-
tary.
On motion, F. w. Partition. DR.. S. Par
sons,and Abraham Parsons were appointed
a committee to draft resolutions expressive
of the sense of the citizens of Tucker
county in regard 70 our present state of
affairs.
The committee retired, and during their
absence Capt. Hall, of Rowlesburg, was
invited to the stand to more fully explain
the objects ofthe meeting Fhereuponhe be
took the stand and in a speech entertained
the audfencewfth eloqueuee aud patriotism.
The COMMITTEES returned and submitted
the following preamble aud resolutions: i
Rss6Eved, That in view Of recent raids of
guerrillss, horse thieves and dssperadoes
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rhs Eourth N Tylsr ooan.y.
MIDDLBoURNR, July Z, 1867
Eaitors Lteliiigsneer:

Editors InteltiyeHeer:
This day was celebrated here in grand
style. The citizens of the county, old and
young, came in early on horseback, in wag-
ons, &C., to the number of eight hundred.
The '.NcC Clellan Gusrdsn and sIndian Creek
Rangers were on hand and made quite a
display.
The procession was. formed by Col. ]. E.
Boyers, Lieut. Col R. Corbitt and Maior
Wells, Marshals of the day, and marched
out TO the grove, where all partook of a
dinner prepared for the OCCASION. Then
followed prayer by s. 2. Steel, reading
the Declaration of Independence by W. d.
Smith, aud an orltion by Elder A. Cord
ner, of Belmont, Ohio. He addressed the
audience for nearly an hour in nu ableand
eloquent manner. HeiaWas followed by
Rev. 2. Warmer, who delivered short but
able address. ti.H Z 81 vti-t
Z, The Nlarshals again formed the process
sion aud returned 70 town, all being we'll
pleased with the speeches, dinner, &c.
In the evening we had torch light pro-
csssion, and speeches by Rev. 8. q. Steele
and Elder A. Gprdner. Tho remarks were.
good and suitable 70 the times. When
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q -aPICLAL N0EIcEs D0nbIe the above rates. 4
aS- Yearly Advertising reasonable terms nccor-
ding to the space occupied and the
made.
MISREPRESENTATION trauzent persons or trang
ers, to be paid foE. in adranee.
business Cards not exceeding i've lines SO peryear
or 50 for six MONTHS but shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege Of ANIMAL Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
we'll all legal advertisements and advertisements
ofauction sales and real estate, sent in them uEA
be paid for at the usual rates. p
RS-Adyertisements not accompanied with Writte.i
directions viii be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents oacll. nouv1l-'59
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NUMBER 292.

THR victories of the SIX days fighting
before Richmond which the rebels claim to
have won, are the dearest Victories ever
achieved. Thirty thousand mea, so the
Richmond papers admit, has been the price
paid for them. The Whig boasts of the
''composure" with which the news of the
battles was received by the people in
Richmond, "composurs" don't describe
people who have great victory to rejoice
over. Itisn't human nature. Their COM
posure must mean something else.
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THEnE is a rumOr that the Navy Depart
ment will soon place Commodore Foots at
the head Of a new naval expedition, for
which the vessels are now fitting ont. The
purpose or destination of this expedition.
cannot benow stated, but it is sufficient to
Say that the new squadron will consist
chiefly otyessels of the regular. navy, OH
cered BY men who have been long in the
service
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in the county and vicinity, and 10 view of
prospective incursions from similar sources,
we the undersigned citizens do in good
faith hereby pledge to each other our mu-
tual aid and protection; and we further
promise to irswn upon all persons engaged
in this diabolical work that we will re-
fuse them any aid or comfort whatever,
and that if necessary We will unite 10 re-
sist their incursions for murder and pluu-
der by force of arms. Further, it shall be
the duty of each mau to always be on the
alert to gather information concerning
guerrillas, and to promptly transmit such
intelligence to his neighbors. In case any
one of the undersigned is taken prisoner or
his property stelen, we consider ourselves
in honor bonnd to make use of every effort
to procure the release of the one and the
recovery. of the other.
ResolUed, That any citizen of this yicini-
ty who has an opportunity and refuses to
unite iu this eudeayor to put down guerril-
las shall be deemed common enemy of the
common cause and uudeserving our conf
dence and protection.
Thereupon the foregoing preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted and
subscribed TO as follows:
WM. R. PARSONS, President.
Ia +. MREAR, Vice President
A. II. BOWMAN, Secretary
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Mas. GENERAL McCLELLAN is residing
in Orange, N. j., with DR. Marcy, on
the mountain near Lewellyn Park The
trustees ofthe First Presbyterian church
in Orange. Rev. james Hoyt, offered Mrs.
Mcclellan pew in their church, which
she cordially accepted, and she will be
numbered among the worshippers in the
church during her residence there. She
is heartily welcomed in Orange
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IEllln q. sEwAnD, secy. Of STATE.
[PU1lic REsoLuEIon-No. 81

Resolution to encourage enIstments In the regular
army and volunteer foreos.
Resolved by the Senats and House Of Rsprs-
setatiyes Of the United States Of America in Con-
sfeSs assembled That 80 much OF the ninth seetioa
o. tns ACT approved August third, eighteen hundred
and entitled IAN Act for the better orE-
ttlon q the military estAbIishmeut'' as aholfshes
me premium paid for bringing accepted recrufts to
thS US, be and the same f. hereby repeaIed
~ neteiter premium Of two dollars shah bo paid
IoE sueh aeeepted recruit for the eula
Dnng TO the rendezvous. And every soldier Who
herealter enist either In the regular army or the
FOiunteeE for three years, or during the war nav
receive his hrst months pay In advance. upop ~
usteTtug OF hs company into the service % fo IS
ted States after he shall ha, been mjstere int
and Joined = regiment already in the ssryics
Approved, June q, 1864 =. 81
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they spoke of Western Virginia, the man
uer in which their remarks were received
was expressive of the feelings aud desires
of our people for the admission of the new
State by Congress. Three cheers were
then given for the speakers and three for
the Uuion, and thus ended the 4th of July.
KANAWHA.
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New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODSi

'lfHE HubseriLer has now received and opensd $50
i etses Of new Spring and Summer bry Good,
which will be sold at wholesale and retail At lower
prices than ever before. Having purchased eousid.
Orlhle more than intended ~ bought all kinda Of
gods for Cash aud at les price than at any other
season, am determined 70 dispose Of them aeeordfng
ly, and will sell
BEST MERRIMAcK, cocHRso, and other OSiI.
eoe; OF equal grade, at l25< cents yafd. Second
BLEAoHED MUSLIN, yard Widc, best quality, At
l21Scs 7-t wide at loo per ard. ~ n1f
UNBLEAO1ED MUSLIN, such a. sold weeks
ago At ls5zc, will now sen At I21fs, and others,
very good At lOe. t5 ff -4s-
ALL OTHER COTTON GOODS AT OLD PBIoRs.
BLACK SILKS, which sold always At SI.l25<, per
yard, viii sell at sT1lc
In FANCY SILKS I have an the IAtest novelties
An excelied quality Of Barred Summer Sflk a. only
soc q yard. 49, ~ =
ENGLISH BEREGES, worth 25e, for 125<c.
LUPBN'S BERE6 rs, worth 81 1<c. for Alc.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, all qualities and
CHABLIEs Z DE- LANES ALLOW a i2JSs q yard.
Also large stock and variety Of Spring and sum
Lner sHAWBS. CL0AKS 4 AAHEILLAs, a. the very
~ NEkDLEWoRks in every YaEistyi collaEs worth
CARPETs-40 pieces, an styles, cheaper thsus1sr.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS viii ind that
my Wholesale department q nIOTg eomplste than At
any previous season aud III sell goods cheaper IN
such quantities they roquiro, than they could be
bought In tho Eastern cities. - t4lf t-ea 4
ALEX HEYMAN,
mh26-d&vSm Ia Main e., wheeling. Va.
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S. Parsons, Committee,
F. w. PURTSToE.

On motion Of VIM. n. Parsons, Presi.
deCt, it was ordered that committee of
seven be appointed to wait ON the citizens
of this county, aud obtain the names of
all persons desirous OF signing these reso-
lutiops, aud report those who refuse.
Messrs. Abraham Parsons, A. II. Bow
man, Andrew Pifer, Jacob Dumire, John
R. GoF, Thomas Bright and Rufus Mar
well, were duly appointed said committee,
On motion of Capt. Hall, it was ordered
that tue proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Wheeling Inteliigencer.
On motion the meeting adjourned sine
die. WI. r. Parsons, Pres't.
a. H. BowNAS, Sec'y.
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Tho 9TH OF July i'm SIarshaIl county

According to previous arrangements, the
Sabbath School Of the n. Z. Church met
at Rairmont Chapel, formerly Boman. y
The exercises were openedwith singing and
prayer, by ]. = Roberts of the Christian
Church, after which the choir sung some
appropriate pieces. TheaudIence WAS ad-
dressed by james Holiday, of Moundsville.
After the address there was singing by the
choir. The Stars aud Stripes were dis
played from the sacred desk.
The hour of IL arriving, the assembly was
dismissed to partnke ofthe substantials of
life, and after having partakeu plentifully of
the good things provided for the occasion,
the assembly again convened in fine
country church, and both old and young
were ready for.the afternoon services. The
choir again performed its part in singing
some lively airs, after which the Declara-
tion of Independence was read by Mr.. John
Nixon. The Star Spangled Banner was
then sang by the choir, and at the close of
tue singing Rev. Walter Evans was invited
to the stand and gave the audience "a tell
ing speech of about an hour, upon the
state ofthe Union Hegaye the Secession
lists as good a sconrging as they generally
get, showing the Inconsistency of their
course, and dealt out to them their deserts
lin language not to he misunderstood by
them. AT the close of the speech the choir
sang the Red, White and Blue, in cheering
tones. - r. afo
Mr.. w. N. Bonnr, a youth of the neigh
borhood, delivered n studied address, which
was applauded byall.i re5sl
After singing, the assembly retired from
the house to the grove, martialled by Col.
~. W. Bonar, and following the flag of our
pride. When the procession reached the
grove they were formed in square, with
the children ia front. AT the word "front
face" they turned to the center. where
there wasfa large box of candies aud nuts
for the hope of our country, over which
fioated the star spangled banner, the es-
cutcheou of American glory. 1 never saw
Il more pleasant or patriotic band of child
rem gathered together to celebrate the au-
uiversary of our independence. All fet
the Importance of perpetuating the memo
ry of;onr fathers, whose deeds of noble dar-
ing achieved our Independence.
Notwithstanding the war cloud which
lowered over our heads, all seemed bnoy-
ant aud happy. The day was spent so
pleasantly that all expressed themselves
perfectly satisfied.
This section of Marshall county has some
MS good Union loving and Union support
ing men as ever graced our soil, and all
they want is an order to pitch in, and they
would make the secesh about here skedal.
die to Dixey or Paudemoninm. i1,
Respectfully. &C., SPEcTAroR.
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OFFICIAL.
BY the President of the U.lited states
OF America. -Itl
A PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS, a Treaty between tho United States
Of America and the Republic of Mexico, for the ex-
tradition OF criminals was concluded and signed at
the City of Mexico the eleventh day Of December,
epe thousand eight hundred and sIxty-one, which
Treaty, as amended by the Senate Of the United
States, and being in the English and Spanish Lam
guages, Is, word for word, as fOlIows:
Treaty between the United States Of America and
the United Mexican States for the Extradition Of
Crfminals.
The United States of America and the United NIsx.
lean States, having Judged Il expedient with view
to the better administration Justice and the pre-
Venton Of crime within their respective territories
and jurisdictions, that persons charged with the
crimes hereinafter enumerated, and being fugtiVos
from Justice should, under certain ercumstanc be
reciprOcIlly given mp, have resolved TO eoneIade
treaty for this purpose, and have named their
spectiye plenipotentiaries, that is to say:
The President OF the United states Of America has
appointed Thomas COrJEin, citizen OF the United
States and their Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Pleuipotentiary near the Mexican GpVernment; aud
the President OF the United Mexican States has a-
pointed Sebastian Lerdo de TejadA, citizen the
said States and deputy Of the Congress Of the Un-
ion, who, after having communicated to each other
their respective full powers found in good nj due
form, have agreed upon and conelniS following
articles: IHaesr.
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TERMS OF WKRKLY.
One Copy per Year, r,..................s1,O 90
!" Six Months, ,............... go
F. %IWAl1Anrr n ADTAHCH- -

caused the said Treaty to be as Pubiio to tbe end
that the same and every clause and artIel. thereof
may be observed and fnlhIlsd with good fifth BY the
United States and the citizens thereof.
In witness WhsreofI have hsrounto set my hand
axed.
Done at the City Of Washington, this, twsntt.
eth Of June, in the year Of our Lord one
II. 81 thousand eight hundred and sixty tvo. and
OF the Independents ofths United States of
America the eighty-sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
J. WllsG 4. sEvAnD. sesy. ots..s..
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"copper" Ti1& SheefITon Ware
TO TILE PUBLIC!

II NOW keep the largest asSortmSct Of WARE
i that can be iUund In the city, and am fully pre-
pared 70 NIL all orders At short notice.
Ny stock consists I'm part Of tie ElloWing Goods:
All kinds Of Plain Tin and Japanned Ware, an kinda
Of fheet Iron Wars Copper and Brass Kettles of an
sizes; also Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the bOsf
patterns, for wood or coal.
Merchants and Others visiting the city will and it
ing elsewhere.
spoutIng aud Cutters constantly on hand
All kinda OF JOB WORK viii reeglye ny personal
attention. B. =. CALDWELL.
No. Main ST. op. B. so. r. r. Depot,
mhS-1y 80 1nl1 Wheeling, Va.
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sEsss sH9N4S hESDo S2aTiHA ID. I

And whereas the Gaid Treaty, ,as auendsd has bean
duly ratified on both parts and the respective rat-
cations Of the same were e1ehAnEed n the estyef
MEXICO on the tNentisth ultimo:
nov, therefore, b Il known that ], A5lGH11t In
coEs, Precedent Of ths United statssot Anuss ls15
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9ailp . ntelsigk1ltpr
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TRELvE SOLID LIsEs OF NoNPAHEII, (oR oNE rNcH Oh
81 LESS, nGAKS A AsoUARE.
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks SC

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
r n. B.sHEPPARD No.l3l Main Street, corner
81 Union, will continue to keep on hand alRrgeSnu
ing OF Ladies' and Gentlenens Saddles, Fine Coarse
Harness Trunks, Yalices, Carpet Bags, Satehels
iArs, HAmes, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call attention to my STOCK, ana
trust by strict attention and promptness, to merit
continuance of the public patronage II
All Iin5a al renairing promptly done, and In pro
per m1nner - .sHBPPARD.
Tep2o S59 1s1, Main Street
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THE special order dated the LIST of
July, discharging the staff of Major
General Fremont, is suspended until fur
ther orders. This fact is officially pres
claimed by the War Department.
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1t is agreed that the contracting parties shall on
requsitiOns made In their name, through the medium
OF their respective diplomatic aRents deliver up
Justice persons who being accused Of the crimes emu
merated In article third OF the present ireaty
mtted within the OF the requiring party
shall seek asylum. or shall be found within the
territories OF the other; Provided that this shall be
done only when the fact Of the commission Of the
~ in which the fugitive, the person accused,
shall be found would justify his or her apprehension
committed.
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Deatllon the field of mortal strif,
Gives glory to a heroes life.

tsThe fallen brRyel they need no sCuIptnrei stone
& To laud their fame throughout this nation wide,
Enshrined in loyal hearts, their decide alone,
Shall be Columbin's boast, Oolumbfas pride s'l
Though southern Winds their solemn reQuisms siglI,
And southern stars watch DER their lonely graves,
Their souls have Joined the armies mp on hiRh 4l
+ With Christ who giyeth victory to the brave
LIEUT.. II, H. MoSLEI,
25th Regt. Ohio Infantry Vol.
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a reconnaissance was made to Luray,
in Warren county, one day last
week, and body of Confederate cavalry
occupying the town driven out
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In case Of crimes comm tied in the frontier States
sitions NAV be psde through their respectiys di5io
matte Rsents through the chief civil authority or
judicial authority Of the districts counties border
ing the frontier may for this purpose be duly
authorized by the said chief civil authority Of the
said frontier Stats Territories, when from any
cause, the civil authority OF such State Territory
shall be suspended through the chief military oHcer
in command Of such State or Territory.
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ARTICLE III.

Pefsons GhaH be 90 deIiVered up who shalI Be
charged, according to the provisions Of this treaty,
with any OF the following crmes, whether princ-
pals accessories, or aeeomplices, to-wit: Murder,
mutflatiOE; piracy; RTsn; rape; kidnapping dehntnE
the TO be the taking and carrying away of fes
person by tores deception; rgeTy, Including the
forging or making, or knowingly passing or pnittng
In circulation counterfeit coin or bank aOtes th
or paper current money, with intent to defrRud
offnstruments for the fabrication OF unterfet coin
or bank notes or other paper current as money!
to be the elOnious and forcibie taking from the
person OF another OF goods money 70 any value by
llence putting him in fear; burglary, defining
the be breaking and entering into the house
Of another with intent to commit felony; and the
crime Of larceny, Of cattl other goods and cha
ties, Of the value Of dollars more, when
the same is committed within the frontier States or
Territories OF the contracting parties.
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The present treaty shall be ratified 10 conformity
with the constitutions OF the countries. and the
rattdeahons BhaIl be exchanged In the city 0G MeEt
60 within sx months from the date hereo earlier
II witness whereof We the the
United States Of America and of the United Mexican
States have signed and sealsd these presents.
Done IN the City of Mexico, the eleventh day Of
Deeenber. IN the year Of our Lord thousand
efEht huuareii and afxty-One, the aiEhty-4iKth Of
tHe Independsnee Of the United States of AmsEiea,
ard the foEty-Ant Of that Of the United Msxieans
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This treaty shan continue in force until it I1l b
GbroEGted BY the contracting parties or one u them
but Il AhRll be abtoEated except by mutual con
sent unlaEs the party desiring to abrogste it Hha
give twelve m1nthSs prsvious notlea.s i.rs
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On the part Of each country the surrender OF fn.
gitVes from J0stice shall be made only by the au.
thorty the executive thersoE except In the case
crimes committed within the limits Of the froutisr
states or Territories In which latter ease the rren-
der may be made by the chief civil authority ther Of
or such chefcfVH Judicial torfty 6fthe districts
counties bordering the frontier may FORT L
purpose be duly authorized by the said chief eiyfl
authority OF the said frontier States or Territories
from any cause the civil authority Of sueh state
or Territory shall be suspended then Sneh surFeni.
er may be nAde by the chief military ocer In come
dnfR RIIeFl !.