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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-03
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The East Pennsylvania Synod of
the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
recently in cession, passed a set of
very strong resolutions dcnouncing
woman suffrage in unmeasured
terms. They declare that the present
movement for female suffrage is a
reform against nature and the Bible,
and counteractive of the divine
economy of the household that ''the
old cry for woman's rights" has been
renewed by "a few stong-minded
womeI of frosty sympathies aud un-
natural ambitions and aspirations :"
that political equality would be
prejudicial to the true and diguified
influence of women" and that this
claim to political suffrage is repudia-
ted by the great majority of the So
Der and thoughtful of that SEX"
"Bob Brown, did you say that nv
father had not as much sense as Billy
Smiths little yellow dOg?" "No; L
never said any such thing. / never
said that your father had not as much
sense as Billy Smiths little yellow
dog. All said was, that Billy's little
yellow dog had more sense than your
father that's all | ever said" well,
it'l well you didn't say tho other,
tell you"
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SWEET TEMPEE.-No trait of char
acter is more va a'uaole in a woman
than the possession Of n sweet tenn
per. Home can never be happy with
out it. 1t is like the flowers that
spraDg up in our pathway, reviving
and cheering us. Let man go home
at night wearied bv the tolls of the
day, and how soothing is word die
tated by a good disposition. 1t is
sunshine falling on his heart. lie is
happy, and the cares are forgotton.
\ sweet temper has a soothing infiu-
encc ever the minds Of the whole
family. Where it is found in the
wife and motter You observe kind
ness and love predom;nating over the
natural feeling ofa bad heart. Smiles,
kind words and looks, characterize
the children, and peace and love have
their dwelling there. a sweet tenn
per is more valuable than gold; it
captivatcs more than beauty, and 10
the close of life it retains all its fresh
moss and power.
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ARTICLE [.

Citizens Of the Grand Duchy Of Baden.
wio have resided unilterruptcdly within
tho United States of America Eve years,
sad before, during or after that time have
become nstarslsed citizens Of the United
States. shall se held bY Baden to 10 Am
crican citizens. aud shall be treated as
such RsciSrpcally, citizens of the Uni
ted Ststesof America, Sho have resided
uuinterrnptedly within the Grand Duchey
Of Balen ive years aud behgc, during, or
after that time baye bec ,me.i on sball be-
CONE citizens 5f Baden. shall 10 held by
the Uaited States to be ciisans Of Baden,
ard sbaIi be ,trraicdas susir7 -drcfare-
zion sf an intention to BECOME citizen Qf
fhe qhe or tho other country has not for
either party the eject Of naturalization.
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America,
"A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas treaty concerning tho citizen.
ahip Of emigrspts between the Uuitsd
States Of America and his Royal High.
ness, the Grand Duke of Baden, wa,
concluded By theirrespceiiye plcnipotep
tisries Ut Cer!sruhe on the nineteenth dly
of July, eighteen hundred and six.y-eigbt
which treaty being iq the English aud
German langpage, is word for word ss fol-
lows:-- tV
Tho President ofthe United States Of
America aud bis roya! Uighuaas the Grand
Duke of Baden, led By the wish to regu-
late the citizenship Of those persons Sho
smigrate from Baden to the United States
of America, and from tho United States
Of America to tho territory Of the Grand
Duchy, have resolved to trest on this
subjea, and have for that purpose appoip-
led pIenipateptiqrics. that is to say: The
President of the United States of America,
George Bancroft, envoy eztraordinary aud
minister plenipoteutiary from the said
States near the Grand Duke Of Baden; aud
his Royal Highnes the Grand Duke Of
Baden, his president OF the ministry Of the
grand ducll house and Of foreign affairs
chamberlain, Rudolph von FreydOrf. who
have agreed 70 and signed the following
articlcs:--
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ARrlcRL U.

A nntu.aliEed citizen Of the one party,
on return to the territory Of tho other pur-
IS. remains liable to.trial and punishment
for an action punishable by the laws of his
original country, and committed before bis
emigruion, saving always the Limitation
established hy the laws of his original
country, or any remission Of liability for
punishment. In particular, former Bs-
dcncr who, under the first article, is to be
he'd us an American citiS4ns9is liatle to
triil and punishment according to the laws
of Baden for non ,falilImePt Of mi military
duty
/ If he has cmigratcd after he, .oo oc-
casion of tho draft from those owing mill
tary duty, has been cnroRsa as recruit for
service in the standing army.
Q. If he has emigraled whilst he stood
in service under the flag, or had leave of
absence only for limited time.
8 II. having leave of absence for an
nulimitrd rimc, or belonging to the reserve
of the militia he has emigrated after hav-
ing received call igto service, or after
nublic prnciumatlon requiring n!s aPpeu'
arce. or utter war has broken out.
On the other hand, former Badener,
ncturalized in the United States, who, by
or after his emigration, has transgressed or
shall transgress tho legal provisions on
military duty. by any acts or omissions
p,her than those ab,v enumerated in the
clauses numbered ono to three, can. on his
return to hi4 original country neither be
held subsequently to military service nor
reouin liable to trial and punishment for
the uonful6llment Of his military duty =
Moreover. the attachment on the property
of an cmigrant for non-fulGillment OF his
military dusy. except in The cases desgna-
led in the clauses numbered one to three
shall be removed 81 soon ms he shall prove
his naturalization in the United States ac-
cording to the first article.
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By The Presidsa, of he United States Of
Appriea.
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas an additional article othe con,
yeution for regulating tho jurisdiction
: Of consuIs between the United States Of
America aud his Mjpsty tbs King Of
Italy. was concluded aud signed by their
respective plenipotentiarios in Washing
ton. D. O on tho twsnty.fra day Of
HJsunary. eighteen humid ol and sixty
nine. which article being 10 the English
and Italian languages. is word for word
IS follows
The exchunge ofFatihcstiops Of the con.
venrion for regulating the jurisdiction Of
eonsuls be,~en the United States and hia
Majesty the NJna Of Italy. shich vas
signed on The stb Of February. 1863. hav-
ing been unsgoidably delayed hoynHd the
period stipulated IA Article XVII. It i
agreed between the high contracting par
ties that the said convention shall have the
puS force aud e3sct q Il Eouh hTvp bed
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ARTICLE w.

The euigrant from ono State, who. ac-
cording to thu 6rst article il 10 he held as
n citizen of tho other State shall not on his
return to his original country be constrain-
cd to respmo bis former citizenship; yet II
he shall Of his own accord re.acquire it aud
renounCe the citizenship Obtained BY natq-
raliSati"n, such remuneration is allowed,
mud ~ fixed period of residence shall bo
required ror the recognition of his recovery
VI cidsCuth y in bis original country.
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No, 4,
By he President Of hc Unaei Satcs Of
80. Imericr,
REORGANIZATION.

Whereas satisfactory evidence has hcep
received by mo from Dis Najrsty the Em!
pcror Of France, through Tie Count Fav-
orney. his Charge d'AFfaires. that on and
after this date, the discriminating dutiel
heretofore levied in French ports upon
merchandise impnrtad from tlie countries Of
itS origin in vessels of the United States.
are to DO discontinued aud abnlislicdl 8
Now. ther fore. i !. U. s. GRSNf. Prea-
ident Of tho United States of America. By
virtue Of tho authority vested in mo by an
Opt ofrCOngrias Of the 18th day Of january.
1924, and -bs ap actiD addition thereto ot
tho 24lh of May, 1923. do hereby deelard
and proclaim that on n'npd after this date,
so long as nierchsudise imported from
countries Of iis origin into Efrepch ioris III
vessels belonging 10 Citizani Of tho United
S,ates is Admitted into French ports on
tliotoEnis afgreald DE DISCRIMINATING dn-
tieg heretofore legiei Epon marohEndiss
imported from the countries az he origin
into ports Of the 1hiied .Stiles ia French
vessels sIalllie, and ste hereby disenniins
pai aud abolished. ~ '''i'ii
[ Iu testimony whereof. have hcrcuntq
set my hand. and caused the seal Of the
United States 10 be afiSed. so
Done Mt the city Of Washington. this
twelfth dhy II juno. in the year Of
tLas. our Lord ono thousand eight hun.
lfGd and 4ixty-nine, aud Of the 11..
dependence of the United Slales Of Ameri.
ca Bic ninety third A. Y
U. s. GRANT.
Blythe Prcsidont
Hamilton Fish, seoratssy Of State.
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Additional Convention TO tho Convention
for the Regulation of the Postal Inter-
course between the United States Of
America aud Belgium. signed at Brus-
sels the twenty-Grst day Of August, A.
d. eighteen hundred and sixty.seyep.
An additional Convention between ths
General Pest Office of the limited States Of
America and the General Post, Office Of the
| United States Of Awrrica aud The General
Post Office Of the United Kingdom Of
Great Britaia and ireland having estab-
/ lished reduced charge of six ceuts per
OUNCE, or per thirty grammps. for the sea
eonveyauCe across tho Atlantic Of letters
sent in closed mailt through the United
Kingdom, the undersigned, duls anthori-
Eed by their respective governn eits. have
agreed upon the following nrticles--
Article | The single rate Of postage on
lie direct correspondence exchanged be-
tween the United States aud Belgium shall
be nv follows:
| l. On prepaid letters from the United
States, ten cents.
. On prepaid letters from Belgium,
Fifty centirncs
Aud, for tbs sea conveyance on letters,
| in closed muils. across che waters Of tho
Atlantic Ocean the United States Office
! shall receive six cents per ounce, or per
thirty grammes
! Article II The conditions Of Articlep
v. and XIV of the crnvoptioh between
the United States and Belgium. signed 10
Brussels thi twrnty-6rsi day oF August. in
the year nf our Lord one thou.and eight
hundred aul sky seven. so (ar as they
are contrary To the preceding article. are
repealed.
Ariielo III The present convention,
which shall be considered as additional IA
the convention of the tgeniy first day oI
August, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven. shall come into operation or
the & iterntl day nf March. one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy.
Done III duplicate. and signed in Wash,
iuginn thi. Grst day gf March, me tbaqs'
aud eight bundrod and seventy
IfsgAt JOHN A. CRESWELL.
'Postni.ter.ticneral of thc United Stltes
TssAL MAURICE DELF0S sEE
| hereby approYe the sforrgoing convrn
ton. aud IN testimony thereof | have cans
ed the seal of the United States to 10 af
fixed,
[ssAL o 8. CHANT.
By the Presidents:
Hamilton Fish. Secretary Of State.
Washington, March !, 1870,
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AZ PROCLAMATION.

Whereas an additional article to the treaty
Of Commerce and navigation botyeep
the United Sta,cs of America and his
Majesty tho King Of the sBelgiaus, Of
the seventeenth Of July, eighteen hun-
ired and fifty eight, was concluded and
signed by their respective plenipotenli-
..ariesiet brussels on tto5 twsatiot!i day
Of D ccmher, eighteen liupdred and s.
ty.eigh', the original Of which addition;
al article, being in tho English and
French languages, is word for word as
follows
Tho President Of the United States Of
America and bis Majesty the King of the
Bplgians. decming it advisable that there
should be an additional nrticleto the treaty
Of commerce and navigation between them
Of the 18th July, 1858, have for this pur-
poso named as their plenipoteuliarics,
1amely: the epresident Of the United States,
Henry Shelton Sanford, a citizen f.the
United States. their ninister resident near
his Majesty the King of the Belgians, the
S!cur Jules Nundcr Stichelen, graad cross
of tho Order of the Ouch Lion, &C.. &c :
So, his minister of foreign afaira; who
after having communicated to euch other
their full powers, have agrecd to aud eigp-
ed tho following;
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ARTICLE V.

The present convention shall 60 into ef.
feet Immediately on the exchange of rati.
fcations, and shall continue in force ten
years. If neither party shall have given
to the six months previous notice Of It's in
tentiou then to terminate the same, it shall
remain in force until the end of twelve
Ronths after either Of the contracting par
ties shall have given notice Of such intent
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ARTICLE III.

The Convention for the mutual delivery
Of crimiuals. fugitives from justice, con-
.olmlrd between the Grand Duchy Of Baden
on the one part, and the United States o, OF
America Gu tho olhSr part the thirtirth
day Of January. one thousand eight hund-
red anl fifty y.ssven, remaius in force With
out change.
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NUMBER So.

It tue exchange bad been elected Filhi1
she stipulated period
10 witness whereof tie respective pleni,
poleenila,fles hayesigned the psesen. article
10 duplicate, and have affixed thereto The
seal OF thelr arms.
Done At Wastlnetun che 2lst day q
January, lsss Y
=. :, WILLIAM u. SEWARD.
+ s cEekRuII +
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No. @.
The Pmsident of he United States Of
1uierted:
A PROCLAMATION.

!.
In pursuance Of tho provisions Of the act
If Congress. approved April 10th, 1859
I hereby lesignate Tuesday, Tho thirtitth
day of NayembarI 1860. az tie time for
submitting the constitution adopted By the
convention which met in Austin, Texas,
on the 18th day Of June. TO the voters OF
said State, registered at the date Of such
submission. Wig: ~
direcl the vote to be taken upon tho
said constitution in the following manner.
viz:
Each yoteF favoFiing the ratification ol
the constitution, as adopted by the coayon.
tion ofthe fifteenth of June. 1868; shall
express his Judgment by voting
FOR THE CONSTITUTION
Each voter favoripg the rejection Of the
constitution, shall express bis Judgment BY
voting ~
AGAINST THE CONSTITUTION.
In testimony ybcreof. have hereunto
set my hand, aud caused the seal Of tho
United States to be affixed
Done in the city Of Washington, this
fifteenth day Of July. in The yearot
IL. a.. hyr lord ohe thDusand eight hnn.
dred aud aixiy.niiio. and Of the In
dependence Of the United States Of Amer:
lea the aiue,y-taqrth.
By the President:
Hamilton Fish. Secretary Of State
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NO. 12.
By Ae President Of Ms United lStaIeg Of
- A,nerirr W.
NO. 19.
A PROCLAMATION.

Weereas stats OF war pnhappiiy exists
between France, OH the one siie, aud tbs
North German CoaEederaiIoa aud iisaliis5
on the other; b
AMI whetoas the United. Siates are on
terms If friendship aud amiiy With all tho
eou,ending p9Fers. aud with the persons
iuhabitine their several dominioas: a,Hs
Add whereas great numbers Of the citi.,
sens Ut the United States reside within the
I rritories or dOminicnS ofeach Of tho elid
} blIigerents and carry on commerce. trade
Or other business or pursuits therein, pro
tectod BY tho faith oftleaties y
iSee 4th Pep.
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Done in the city Of Washington. this
thirlieth day Of July. 10 the year
IsS1L. Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty nine, aud Of the
Independence oftho United States the nine
ty-fourlh. q. S GRANT.
By the President:
HsniltOa Fish. Secretary Of Ihe State.
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[OrrIcIAL.].
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PASSED At THE SECOND SESSION
FORTY-FlRsTA CONGRESS.
OF Tn9

treaty between the Uuited States and the
Grand Duchy Of Baden, Naturalization.
Concluded July 10. 1858; Exchanged
December I. 1859; Proclaimed, Janu.
ary 1870.
BIZ the PreIidext Of tie Usited States of
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| Additional Convention to the Convention
/ for the Amclioration Of the Postal In
tercoprse between the United States Of
America aud tho Swiss Confederation.
signed at Berne the eleventh day o. 0e-
tober. A. D. eighteen hundTod and six.
ty-sevel
An additional convention between the
General Post Office Of the United States
of America aud the General Post oficC
Of the United Kingdom Of Great Britain
and Ireland. having established Q reduced
charge Of six cents per ounce or per thirty
gramnies for the sea conveyance across tho
Atlantic Of letters sent in closed mails
through tho United Kingdom. the UNDER
signed. duly authorized By their respective
governments, have agreed upon the follow
ing Ar;icles:--
Article !. The single rate Of letter post
age on the direct correspondence exchapg-
cd between the two administrations by
closed null. via England. subject to the
reserve mentioned in article seven Of tho
convention Of eleventh day Of 0rIober ono
thousand eight hundred aud SiTty.seyeu,
shall he rs FollowS
/. On letters from tho United States,
10 cents
.. On letters from the Swiss Coufedera.
ton, so centines.
And for the sea conveyance Of lrtters in
closed muils across the waters ofthe Allan
tic 0eean the United States Office shall re.
ceive six cents per ounce or per thirty
grammOs
Article II The conditions Of articles
" aud XIII Of the onnycntion between
the United States uf America and the
Swiss Confederation. signed ut l@erpe the
elryrnih dap of October. A D. one thou
sand eight hundred aud sixty.sevcn. 80 far
ss they are contrary to the preceding ar
ticle. are repealed.
Article III. The present convention,
Which sbgll he considered as additional Z.
the convention of the clGveuth'day Of o.
toter. one thousand eight hundred and six
ty.seren, shall come into operation on the
frat day ot- May. one thousand eight hun.
dred and seventy
Donein duplicate and sigued in Berne
the seventh doy If February. one ihous-
and. .pieht lnnareie eapd fernply; and In
Washington The thirteenth day Of April,
eight hundred aud seshity.
fsskt.l JN0 a. j. GRE WE'LL,
Pos,ms. ter. g e1cral Of the United States
The Departmenr6f Pusts.
[srAL.l =. CHALET TENEL.
/ hereby approve the aforrgoing conven-
ton, and in testimony thereof ! have caus
ed Ihe seal Of the United States. ts-be'
hereto affixed. - y.s1.' e.
.By the President
Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of State.
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Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of state.

Additional Article to the Treaty Of Com
urrce and Navigation between the
United States aud Belgium Of July II,
1858. Trade Marks Concluded, De-
cember 90. 1868; exchanged juno ~,
1869; Proclaimed. July 80, 1869
By the President ofMe United States Of
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set NV hand, aud caused Tue seaI oF ths

set my hand, aud caused tue seal Of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this
thirtieih day Of July, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight
II. s. hundred aud sixly-niue. and Of
the Independence of the United
States Of America, the ninety.
fourth. U, s. GRANT.
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BY the President:
HAMILTON FrsH. Secretary Of State.

Convention between tho United States Of
America aud Belgium. Naturalization;
Concluded November 16. 1863; Ex-
changed July 10. 1869; Proclaimed Ju-
" 80, 1889
By ths President # hc United States Of
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