Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-14
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
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Nv Tho President Of tho United States Of Americi
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.r LAWS OF THB UNITED STATES.
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BY tho President q, tne VSniItSS1i6 Sss'e' "ei
France, on one SIDE. and inc North German Conied'
Grafton and us aiiles, On me olncr sac; -.
Anu %nereas tn9 onl.vu SIauss y on vsLTsvi
niendsnip ana AMY Win ~ M Sohisnnif1 Pow
ers, and Win inc persons ihnAoiuhs tneir eeSerai
dominions;
r,n nhE T stsntes resdo Within he teritories or To-
mlntons OF eaen o. tne SAG oeslseIents, ana cauy
on commerce, trads. or oihs s business or pursuits
And whereas great numbers Of the subjects or
citizeus OF each OF INC snla DenigetentS Issl9e HiLnn
and carry on commerce, trade, or other business or
pursuits therein:
And whereas the laws o. tne UnlIed states. WIN.
and sympathy, or with the open manufacture or
sale OF arms OF munitions OF wai, nevSttneiess im-
Pose upon ,h pssr1sS',ps Who ~ a may 81 e sS Ti i@pat 1asif n ssl:
trnlity dining Inc existence OF the contest:
Now. Therefore, ], Ulysses s. Grant, President OF
ity OF the United States and or their citizens and
persons within their territory and Jurisdiction. and
10 enforce their laws, and In order that all persons,
treaties OF tho United States In this behalf and OF
the law OF nations, may thus be prevented from an
un!ntentIonSl violation Of the sane . s:s 90 nc hereby ~ , Ss;
day OF April. A. D. 1878, commonly known a. tho
TO be done. under severe penalties, within tho terri.
tory and Jurisdiction OF tie United States, to wit:
i. Accepting and exercising a commission 10 servo
either OF the said helligcrents by land or BY sea
?. Enlisting or entering into the service OF either
OF the said beIlIgercnts as q soldier, or Is q marine.
U m,s S,ntha nI 0 ~ 1TS,g VI my 'e''eio "Ai'
= Hiring or retaining another pcrson 10 enlist or
enter himself in the service OF either Of The said
N ho.sI ~ 80 vnssni ~ y,e, lottsr ~ !. ronc or
nIystser ~
4; Hiring another on l. pe eISE,ai 70 60 BEYOND i; ne 'n,s Unit 10
he ~ eniIsied rs Aforesaid ~
s, Hiring another person TO 20 beyond the limits
Of SSr inc V IN "sa,s stStS' WIN intent 70 DC en'efea in''
"A Rctaining another pcrson 10 co beyond the
limits Of tac United States with intent to b enlisted
- ! Retaining another person To 90 .beyond tho
ur,,d ne ~ ,hn FfLnitlsa Ststcs Win infant 70 ~ entered
Into service as aiorssald. SBut tne sale ast " noLIo
eonslIuea 70 s1pen ~ " S,.ias ", ,,,,bTr ~ tfn,,od
States. shall. on board Of any weasel sSi q Vat which.
~ ~ y T,,n w s mi e y H as sneh yeSS.i OF war enlist
was sI ntseS S, anu ieS or KS or 81 S retaIn another sabIset Or
citizen q The si, zane !, 6elise = nS,I wh 9, Is sn t5an SIe,sni,
y, within SHtys INC sp Sh'i SsIIiIScreSt on eI board sucS vessel of
" W.ss ifthe United ststes shall then be al peace with
suen Se,,geisntJ .rr,,o or alternating N NJ out
q .lI,ns 0n noc si,d ~ " ~ St,sd ant md AIMED or
knowingly being eonse5asd in the il ,T,.a in;.L attiins
out, OF nIi y y ~ InS nsn Ia en,olorcd In thc service
Of cithorp Of the aid beiiiserents.
q issnInr or JcIiyerinH 4 commissjon within tho
territory or Jurisdiction OF the United States Tor any
shin or vessel 10 nc intent that she may be employed
a. rtnrcssiJ
To- Increasing or augmcntlng, or procuring to DO
increased or augmented, or knowingly being con.
ss6Ipp Of war' cruiser. or other nrmcd vessel, which
al Inc time Of her arrival within the United States
was 4 slim OF war, cruiser, or armed vessel In tho
service Of either OF tho said beIliserents. OF belong.
10Th number on guns OF such vessels, or By chang.
inr those on board OF her for guns OF o larger calibro,
or by the addition thereto OF any equipment solely
applicable 10 war. N''' - - IL
II. Beginning or setting on foot or providing or
preparing the means for any military expedition or
enterprise TO be carried on from tho territory or lu.
risdIctlon Of the United States against tho territories
or domInions or either OF the Said bclHgercn6.
And / do further declare and proclaim that BY the
10th article Of the treaty Of amlty. and commerce.
which was concluded between his Majesty the King
Of Prussia and tho United States Of America on tho
lith day OF July, A. ID, lIy9. which article was re-
vivcd by the treaty OF May J. a. ID. ls23. between
the same parties. aud Ia stu In force, II was agreed
PARTIES. shall carry freely, whcres0ever they please,
The vessels and effects taken nom their enemies,
without being Obliged TO pay any duties charges, or
fees 10 oNfccrs Uf admiralty, OF the customs, or any
or mi under any legal process, when they come TO
S Ss Carried All again At any inns by their captors 10
the pIaces expressed in their commissions. which
Inc ommanJingonic OF such vessel shall be OBLIGED
to show " -II l OIL
And / do further declare and proclaim that II has
rs n iinited States by The Envoy Extrnordlnary and
federation, at Warrington, that private property on