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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12
Article XXXIV.

The said consuls shall have power to require the
assistance Of the Authorities Of the country Of the
authorities Of the country for the arrest detention.
and custody fdeserters from the public and pri-
yate vessels Of their country; and for that purpose
they shall address themselves to the courts judges,
and officers competent and shall demand the said
deserters in writing, proving by an exhibition Of
the registers of the vessels or ships rol or other
public documents, that those men were part Of the
said crews; and on this demand, so proved (sav-
ing however, when The contrary is proved) the
delivery shall not be refused Such dsserters,
whom arrested, shall be put at the disposal Of said
consus, and may be put in the public PRISONS at
the request and expense Of those who reclaim
them, be sent to tho ships to which they belong
ed or to Others Of the same nation but Il they be
not sent back within two months TO DO counted
from the day Of thor arrest, they shall be set at
liberty, Gnd shall be no more arrested for the same
cause.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12
Article XXXY.

For the purpose Of more eaGctualy protecting
their commerce and navigation, the two contract
ing parties agree as soon hereafter as crcumstan-
ces will permit them, to form consular conven-
tion, which shall declare especially the powers and
immunites Of the consuls and vCe-consuls Of the
respective parties.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12
tNUMBER lS NEW SERIES

which they ore accredited, and, having obtained
exequatur, they shall be held and considered as
such by all tho Authorities, magistrates and inhab.
tants in the consular district 10 which they reside.
Article XXXIII.
It is also agreed that the consuls, aud officers
and persons attached to the consulate, the not be-
ing citizens Of the country in which the consul
resides, shall be exempted from all kinds Of i'm.
posts and contributions except those which they
shall be obliged to pay on accountof their com
merce or property, to which the citizens or ihhab-
itants, native or foreign, Of the country IN which
they reside arc subject being 10 everything be-
Sides subject to the laws Of the respective states
The archives and papers Of the consulate shall be
respected nviolable, and under no pretext what
ever shall any magistrate seize. or in any way IN
terfere with theu.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12
Concluded from fourth pagc.
Article XXI.


To make eAectual the protection which the
United States and the Republic Of Bolivia shall
afford in future to the navigation and commerce
Of the citizens Of each other they agree to receive
and admit consuls and yice-consuls in all the ports
open to foreign commerce, who shall enjoy in
them all the rights, prerogatives and immunitios
Of the consuls and vice.consuls Of the most favor
cd nation; each contracting party, however, re.
naming at liberty to except those ports and places
in which the admission and residence Of such con.
suls and vice-consuls may not seem convenient.
Article XXXII.
norder that the consuls and yioe-consuls oil
the Two contracting parties may enjoy the rights
immunities, and prerogatiyss which belong to them
by their public character they shall, before en-
terng upon their functions, exhibit their commits
sion Or patent 10 due from TO Tho government to
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-20
TENNESSEE BRAECE
NATIONAL Claim lGHCl
CONDUCTED
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
wAsHNeToE, D. O
CHARLES II. GREEr, agent
No, 80, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

"A WIS AGENCY possesses peculiar fscitlcs for Che
4 successful prosecution and settlement Of Do
mands against tho General Government OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, Its conductors having had ssvoit
years experience IN tho management Of claims
fore Congress, tho Court OF Claims, and the Exoou.
tive Departments at Washington, and boirs thor
oughly acquainted and familiar with the. laws arc
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given TO cases aris.pt
out OF the present var including the accounts u
States, Contractors, and Disbursing Officers Of Gt
War aud Navy Departments, and for % Collect.
Ing, Drilling, and Organising VoIs
unteers,'' the reimbursement Of which Is author,
lied by an act af Congress; CLAIMS FOR RIDDEN
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC USES, or FOR DAMAGES TO sUCI
PROPERTY, for Hcrsos loat in the service, and foI
military Fay, Pensions, md EFounty
Land.
We give special attention 70 procuring PEN
ATOMS, Bountics, etc, according to Soldiers
who hsv1 boon wounded, contracted III sase or tn,
families OF 1uoh have died, been killed while
the discharge OF their line fdpty az such during o
present war
Special care will also DO given 70 claims whlob
have been heretofore Eojectod or Suspended
by the departments or EneiicIeDtly EaauRzoG
Prompt attention also given to the ooiloction o.
QuartormGster's Receipts given for Property tatot
for the Of the Army, to arranging Accounts viii
and collecting Claims against tho ousrterinastors De,
partment.
All Claims placed la our hands receive our PROMPT
personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands Of Attorney at any dlst=u,
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage our daily iptoi
courao with all the Departments enables rs Ia u.os
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily THAI
where all communication and cther necessary DEF an
must be conducted through the mails.
To this end, We aoncit you 20 forward t. US snv OF
all ofsuch character You may from tinIo TO tire
have presented, and, "a IL custom, wo will fr-.
nish you with all the necessary blnnks and, vhtp
required, Instructions.
No charge made in any case unlesB successful
Address; CHARLES H. GREEN,
No, IS Cherry Streot,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-20

WE would most respectfully call the
attention of our friends and the public
generally, to our large and well selected
stock of Gentiemen's, Ladies' Misses
and Childrens'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-20
lPrnrrr-Nn. ~

An ACT O. Prevent .'.r.s. ou.a1'o with 'eI..s.
nm stoifsfly Ma. 'H1yoai yfonH. 81 EsBTs.H
flg.sa ~ .JuHeLShb gf.iFri.l ~ Cclyres .nno
fF That lr any person being arcs. emit u.hA united
gstss OF being citizen thereof. and residing iH any
IorcI % country salt without Che Torm Sion Hf iu
tguriIvYT the Government of o.. Iult"I .'.i., HN.
,aHlAha iM adi 90 sdge y the ms SUMS ui no "a"
Gs.srum.u', ur Oh weaken |p any "0y .h. .." ..t
hold or commence, directly or indirectly n.' 'or
..FYYud.nea % intercourse. Wr ton "i N'.. p. WIN
co.. urr..ut pretended rebel GoFarHmrnF n. ...a "'
,.rTg X simItbid Z herewith on % any such
nan % .r,U 20 mentioned. not duly aHi.U-z d. .Hfl
..'t 100 d.. iu ar. ouch ".H...U Tome" 3D. .'Hr.
,lgr.s ,i.n fls. nc 40 alrha d. H. s"' H' d".I.."
unity ia high InF o. uI .I.Hr, #I. " U"u" n'.u Doe.
r' suy .rurt OF the United states having JIri .d.uuu
b.r.5. .ItlI De- punished by One mot exceeding ten
tir,frvf q1ilaTs aud by imw iormryt not i9E tIEu
y mout'sur- exceeding i've years.
section % .,ud D. u Uuh.r 1iaH.h |hH. W.n'. lHe
orrnge rs ,omru,tgd rauy nniyn .uHlry- tlH DIS
prI.t curt Of ne thaed stlrs5 fr tc as.cD where
the offender shall Doc urHI Wrusi.. shall bay. |Hr.s
u.giIHu thereof.
Approved, ta1ruVy %, 1868. ..
tNAA ~ --- .'"
TPUBLlC-No. 49,
AN ACE io,amef,i an act entitled San nrt % PI. nt
members ~ Ch0gt and officers u. t" to"".a.
meut Of The United states from taking usid.u.
ti0ps,ulr, procuring CONTRACTS nihoe or place fou
Tho United states, nm i'r other purpo7-E'
De Il cuqtie6bJ me Snav int House 81 Rsprar.Ir
tires of The United Ntfs n du,rnI loo toagrts 0asgal
bl,d Of said act shbl bo 80 con
s.r1ed as to smorarc any agent o. 90" Government uI
tHr United States .r..
Approves, February %, 1888.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-20
WANTED

ID tCHJllS WANTED FOR THE FIRST EFGI-
~ MthI Middle Ipuefsee (stvses) Cavalry. Cloih
ing, rtous, and transportation 20 the Regiment fur
hl,heu' Apply " q, d. BKIEN,
lieut. ist A'l' Ieno' Cav anu Recruiting OMCeT,
"I-'-I NO, 40 Cherry street.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-20

YESTERDAY, BETWEEN MARKET AND HIGH
Il Streets somewhere between Che Tennessee and
Alabama Railroads, Package OF Letters,
one directed 60 " Michael nalyn Phuldclplil, and
one 10 " Mr., Rood,' care OF James OC0unor New
York Tho Mutor viii confer favor ON a vIIug.
lads by leaving them 40 this Otlac.
AYri7-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-20

NAuFilLEi Aprl. -', i-#'
tATEUANE THIS DAY sOLDTO GIO. SHIELDS
" jR., aul ions X. HuHF, our entire interest fu
the Auction and Commission House, Nos 20 aud ~
College street opposite the eywanr0 Hotel, aud Mo-
take pleasure iu recommending them Oh tho lttuTi-
Die consideration of all our friends aud patrons as
business and reliable men and solicit Tor them tho
very liberal patronage and confidence that has al
ways been shown t1us.
alZJ-lm BE-. SHIELDS NC1.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-30
$3.50 A YEAR.

cling at the north east corner of said lot
and in the center Of the road, being north 81
degrees west of a certain rock described in
said survey. running thence north 56t degrees
east los feet, thence north 81 degrees west
rods, TO the Wisconsin, River, theme down
said River to point north 81 degree, ives.
from the place of beginning, with tavern,
store and barns
Lot and Saloon on the NV corner Of the ne
trac. of Sec. L, Town -, Range 6, being
the part of the lot purchased by Joseph Wood
of Oliver Martell, by Warranty Deed recorded
on page 81 of Book 'E" of Deeds in the Reg
listers Office of Wood County, being the part
OF the lot which was not decided BY the said
ioSeph Wood to Augustus Martelle
All of fraction of Lot No l. Sec. L. T. %,
II, 6, belonging to Geotge klines estate, Nth
the improvements, consisting of the house oc-
cupied by Mrs. Geo. Kline, the house occupied
by Charles Kline, the house occupied by VIM.
kiins, the house formerly leased to Mic. Min.
klc, the old wagon shop and the old log barn.
The above described premises not intended to
include the lot leased to A. B. Sampson.
House aud lot bounded az foiloas Gem
Mencing at point $50 feet south and 2H feet
@est OF the ne corner of the set nm1 of Sec.
II, To1sn %, Range 6, and running 'gest 100
teet, thence south 100 feet, thence east 12o
feet, thence north loe feet to the place of be-
ginning North, South, East and West being
according 80 and parallel ,cith the section line
ccordng to Government survey.
House and lot bounded as f0llo,ss: Com.
mencing 80 feet west of the quarter line rum
mag north and south through Sec. II, To,on
p, Range 6, aud 440 feet south Of the north
east corner of Sec. II, T. %, r. 6, running
parallel with the quarter line $50 feet, thence
,ocst at right angles 100 feet, thence north at
right angles $50 feet thence east at right an
giles l2o feet to the place Of beginning.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-30
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Wet and Dry Groceries,
Sheriff'S Sale.

State Of Wiscons;n-I1 the Circuit Court of The
County Of Wood.
Spencer G. Bryant, Plaintiff, against Joseph
Wood and Ebenezer Haviland, defendants.
QY virtue of an execution issued out of said
- Court ia the above entitled action, to me
directed and delivered, have levied upon and
shall expose for sale and sell at public aue-
ton, to the highest bidder, at my office in
the village Of Grand Rapids, in said county,
on the twentv-fourth day of March a. D. 1868,
ut two O'clock P. NJ, all the interest the above
named defendants either of them had Oh
the second day of March, A D. 1860, or anr
time til hercafter, in the following described
premises lying and being in the County Of
Wood and State of Wisconsin, or so much
thereof as sh ii be sufficient to raise the sum
due the p'aiutiff for principal, interest and
costs, together with the expenses of sale to
wit: The west one half (.1 Of lot No. three
(3), thirty-fve (35) feet off the cast end Of
lots No. five (5) and six "a, and lot No four
a., all in block No. one [ j, and lots No. one
III two FL three [5l and four I4I. III block
No, ttirtv-three [33l all in Woods Addition
to the village of Grand Rapids. Alsp all that
part of fractional lot No. eight [sl in section
No eiAt [8l, township No. twenty-five [22l
north, of range No six [6 east, not included
in the village plat of the village Of Grand
Rapids.
Dated Sheriffs Office, Grand Rapids, Feb.
Sd, A. D. 1868;
n. J. McRAITH
Sheriff Of Wood County
0. C. MERRINAN, Pltf's Atty. 6ws
sT-The above sale s hereby postponed un-
til Wednesday, the 10th dav of June, 1863. a.
the same place and hour of the day-Dated
March 24th, 1863:
u. J. McRAITH,
l3w1l Sheriff Of Wood Lountv.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-30
VOL. VINO. Is.
DIbIJQyBIq TAX LIST.
THEAsUREk's OFFICE,

Wood Co, Wis, Aprl l, 1861
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
IL lowing described lands have been re
turned by the TreaSurers of the several
towns IL said county for d. .li1quent taxes
on the same, far the year 1862, and that
80 much Of each tract or parcel of land
herein described as may be necessary for
shat pl rpose, Will, on the SECOND
TUESDAY, being the 18th dav OF MAY,
A. D 1868, and the aext succeeding
DAYS, be sold by me, at public auction,
at my office in the Town ef Grand Rap
ids, in said county, for the payment OF
taxes, interest and charges thereon, un-
less said taxes, interest and charges shall
be paid before said day Of sale.
Z. DUTRUTT,
County Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16


DEVELOPMENT OF A CONSTITUTIONAL fOKl OF
GOVERNMENT
The openine of the Diet of Finland by the
Emperor Il lussla took plsce n olngrs on the 'th
q9,h Of the New siy,e) of September. The Emperor
wore upon the occasion the uniform q the Finnish
sharVshooici, Of the Guard. which corps was drawn
up In Inc from the palace to tic entry Of the cathedral
Tho Emperor on arriving 81 the church wat received
by the immense crowd With the greatest enhuaiasia
Entering the church 10 NE, By the Bishop Of Borgo
wlo received him ~ reading passage nom the scrip
tufe. IN Swedish. Divine service was celebrated by
Tho Bishop Of Borgo assisted BY four pastors. One OF
the pisto.s preached a Sgcdsh .ormon, followed by
another IN tie Finnish language. Two oboiis then
sang Te Dcam. during which solaics Of artillery were
afed Amer the 10 Dean the Emperor Fcmonned HE
hore and returned 70 his palace amid the enthusiastic
acclainuiion. Of the crowd.
soon after the depuiir5 presented themselves IN tie
palace Tie nobility were introduced into the private
rooms ol tho Emperor. toe olcIgy The burghor- and
peasants wen, directly the Imperial hail. These three
Estate having t,lcn ,her seati hc Emperor, pre-.
coded by the Estate OF Nobes With the Marshal Of the
Diet and accompanied by bis suite entered The bali
The Emperor remained standing before the throne.
having on me- right, Httc behind him the Minister OF
The Grand Dukes remained standing on the steps
Tie Emperor having seated himself before the throne
cunt 4 nj ldt presented 10 him The manuscript 81 the
speech which hl, Majesty delivered in French. Wien
lie had ended he wa .euted with cordial and Gnani
nous hulrah, Count AImfsdt immediately Rad a
iranfa,lon Of The speech In Swedish "nd the VICE
President Of tie peporlmcn, olJustcc. another trans
latlon In Finnish.
Answers TO the Crown.spocoh were then made by The
Marshal Of the Diet in Swedish by the Archbishop
In French by the Speaker Of the Burshers In Swed'h
and by the Speaker Of the Peasants In Finnish.
Amer these addretscs Count Armfeldt, Secretary OF
state read In Swedish tho projects which the Emperor
had re solved TO submit TO the Diet.
The EmpsHr then returned to his palace ana the
crowd read eagerly tho inaugural speech, copies oi
which were distributed among them
In Tie evening the city was magnaoenily Illuminated.
THg GRAND Ducny OF fiEIASD.-Finlond Is
Grand Duchy while is administration Is iniire'y In
dependent OF Russia. II formerly belonged to Sweden.
bat has been united with Russia since 1902 IL has an
area of about 1900 square miles and population Of
,2i 900 inhabitants. The great majority QvO00y0)
Of tic population Fins; about leJ 900 ere Swoes
600 LaponiGns 400 Gcrmans The use Of the SwcdIsh
language prevails ito larecIc,ient among the higher
olasscs Of socety; b, Is tie language IL the church OF
the school Of tho Go0ria More recently. however the
Tips laye commenced to o1iyalc tter own language.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
The United stnses OF Colombia Declared ia
n stntc Of Wharf.-The Archbishop Of 10.
eosn Imprisoncd-aGnirs in Guatemala
md san Salvador.

The steamer Ocean Queen brings Panama
dstcs Of the 5,h.
Gen. MosGucra Lad declared the United States oil
Colombia In state Of war and ordered levy Of coo
troops.
Tie Archbishop Of Bogo,a has been Imprisoned until
be tenders IBIS Unconditional submission 20 the new
Constitution.
An lnicgyiew,be;ween Presidents Cafscsa Of Grate'
ua,a and Banios Of san Salvador resulted IN nothing
Carrcra demanded that Barrios should dismiss Tie
troops deliver their to CarrcTa, and leave The
country himself Banios declined. but proposed % re-
,gn his command and give decree Of amnesty II TIC
allied forces would leave Salvador This CaIgcrn de-
oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
NE rEENCn lN MLNlcO.


The MOmit,m of Sept. % states that Tie Min
ls.cr Of War had received dispatches nom Mexico 9
The gsth Oh August The Emp r0rs lc;e Bad been ecc
braed on tho 18th Of that month with much display
,he population taking part IN IL viii The utmost eager
nessf In the city Il Mexico salyos ~ atNsry w'F'
fred a solemn mass was p.f0rlcd ia The cathedral
tLe French aud Mexican authorities bong present. laa
reyles Of the troop, followed. In ihe .olise Of ID,
day some bull lighting took pilcc una'i ~, al
Tie Mayor 20 which pat VI the safi-DA We
All the prime pal buldiu,s tAe city were fiiN trtten
with the Gage Of France sni Mexico ana ~ uist were
Illuminated A display Of iiewoiAi '.iIl4AHlei VIC
Il soodsd IL was much lie came Tie inhabitants o.
the ncghbOring villages taxing part n TIE icf0 rom i
early hour IA the moIdng unhi 'efy H.c ~ ns"., ~
contrast with these peaceful IiOcc alnes We hud ina
armed bands numbering 1u1 men nod aifaclen ofln
ba but the urban guard made an ontisctc resistance
and aided by the inhabitants 81 ancfhDolhg fiAt''
who fastened 20 The spot 90 ihe sound Oi Tie ioCih re-
uulscd the bandits with severe lo,e The bands
capped into the mountains but upon descending mo tnr
State Of Puebld we're pursncd 10y french "eneFa ana
dsperscd with the los II - men md 10 hoffrT IN
telleence received from the North" adds 'he ohcnl
ournn states that the Juarist Parry - Ia condition
u progressive dissolution. is principal members luG
IN come instances 81 Withdrawing e. Tie ihitu ;. tts
and In others Of Joining as Declarations m the later
sense spoken Of as about 10 be made Of san Lul1
PotOsL'
the French troops trade. are told b. uprOin aud
business people longer complain Of the consequence
ofthe wnr The sanitary condition troops wa, as
been rain Of Vera Cruz toward the middle ~ August
the north winds were coming and sickness already on
Che decline was soon to disappear altogether nc ril,
yav had not much advanced Portions already finished
he'd been damaged by the rains and 900 men were sent
10 repair the injury. II was reported however that INC
line wOud be opened on the lrl al ootoDei Inc 4fo"'
rr sIso contains tIe following letter nom Mexico dated
Aug. %: ,-.. Al. ,,o,,,,
8, ucric9 NdLcelous multiply IN every direction with
sach ardor and outhusiam Tat It Is difficult 10 Keep
comnote list Of them. All the inhabitants oil tue I'M
nortnnt districts Of Mstcca and Huasteca VINO nHfc
., in fyor of the new order Of things. have armed
thrmselyes for want o; muskets win ptcaioAs suets
ard eiBgs and they have chaseh WHOM noI'!' W.
borde Which Iold TIE country and employ thamhc'e'
in lriqandaee. Followed up thus on al SIDES. ihe.e
hands are successiyely anninatod or else uey
der Several declarations IA inyor 81 the tMlhe hNo
49,, ''.de In tbe Stale OF CHapa8 Tho movement
makesroat progress aao IN Oaiaca, Jurre]s oN nto
where Inc inhabitants have been excited pe}Vnu rupi
ence by The deprcdalons aud the exocsSes OF We
accents and cstecioly 10y The Iuers application VI W.
cdioue lystem u the leya. Every penenl tls IeHi -