The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-21
TREATY BETWEES PRUSSIA AND
THE UNITED STATES.

The recently concluaed treaty between
Prussia and the United states, establishing
the status o: naturalized citizens, is as fol-
lows:
Article /. Citizens Of the North German
Confederation who become nstnrallzed citi-
zens of the United States of America, and
shall have resided nninterruptedy Hithin the
United States FIVE years, shall be held by the
North German Confederation TO be American
citizens, and shall be treated 10 suth Recil-
rocaily, citizens OF the United states Of
America who shall become n&turAlized citi>
zens of The North German Confederation,
and shall have resided unintertuptedly within
North Germany five years, shall be held by
| the Unit ed States TO be North German ctr
zens, and shall be treated As such. The de-
claration Of n. intention to become citizen
Of one or the other Of the countries has not
for either party the effect OF naturalization.
Art. ?. A naturalized citizen Of one party
on his return to the territory of the other par
ty remains liable TO trial and punishment for
an action punishable by the. laws of his orig
inal country, and committed before his emf
grafton; haring always limitation established
I by the laws of bis original country.
Art. 8. The convention for the mutual de,
| livery of criminals and fugtizss from justice
| in certain casas, as concluded between the
| United States on one part and Prussia and
other States Of Germany on the other part,
the 18th day Of June, 1852. is hereby extend
ed 10 all the States of the North German
Confederation.
Z Art. 4. fla German naturafzed in Amer
| lea renews his residence in North Germany
without intent to return to America, he shall
| be held to have renounced his Naturalization
| in the United States, reciprocslly if an
| American naturaized in North Germany
| renews his residence in the United States
without intent to return to North Germany,
| he shall be held TO have renowned his nat
| uralization to North Germany The intent
not to return may be held to exist when q
person naturalized in one country resides
more than two years in another country.
| Art. 5. The present convention shall 60
notifications, and shall continue in force for
ten years, aud If neither party shall have Civ
| en- 10 the other six months previous notice Of
| its intention then to terminate The same. il
shall remain in force until the end Of twelve
months after either of the contracting parties
shall have given notice to the other-of such
/ intention,
| Art. G. The present convention shall be
| ratified by the President, by and with the
advice Of the Senate of the United States,
and by his Majesty the King Of Prussia, in
the name ofthe North German Confederation
sud notifications shall be exchanged at Der
lin within six months from the date hereof.
| In faith whereof, the plesipotentiarie.
have signed and sealed this convention, al
Berlin, the 22d Of February, 1863
| [Seal. GEO BANCROFT.
fSeaIl W. BsRSHARD, fot the King.
Mr.. Pierre Carme has accepted Johr
/ Deery's challenge ito play any man in th.
~orld French game Of billiards, 500 point
up. on carom table, for 81 ,00O,H Mr.. Deer,
IL allowed to choose the table tsny makers
| and the size of ball he NAV prefer