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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

ny>T The most effective military command, not
laid down in the books, given by citizen-sol-
der who had been elevated TO the Office of Col
onel was given during the famous John Nor
gan raid in Ohio. Kentucky aud Indiana, and
is thus told by one who was present and heard
it delivered:
Before going into battle, it was necessary
to elect colonel aud riding along the entire
line | esped at the head Of the column a yener
able looking, gray haired man, who looked fight
in every glance of his twinkling blue eve COM
missioned him colonel ION the field and pro-
posed three cheers and tiger in honor of his
promotion which were given with a will. All
was now in readiness, and giving the colonel d.
rections 10 move out double-quick' and follow
me, | rode to the head Of the column. | noti
ced little hesitation on the part OF that wor-
thy and high official, but it was only moments-
ny; he moved rapidly to the front and centre
mand in the dialect peculiar to Southern Ohio:
Look Wild thar. tote yer guns; prepare to
thicken and march endways! Go-a-fiunkin-
git!'
And midst such yell as was never before
heard in those 'diggins,' The gallant colonel
dashed Oft in search of the gray backs, followed
by his impatient command.
1t is needless to add that these rustic soldiers
contribut ted not little toward the capture OF
Morgan; but doubt If even Gen. Casey him
SELF the prince of tacticians, could have execu.
ted the march by the aight flank, double
quick in the requisite number of times and
motions after the colonel's command"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09
NOTICE

5 hereby given to the citizens of Wsyne Towns hip
II WAYNE County. Indiana that intend 10 apply TO
the Board OF Commissioners Of Wayne county. Irdi-
ana, az their next Term. commencing on the first
Monday IL September. 1855. for license 70 sell in
toxicstinS liquors IN less quantity than quart
time, and suffer the 70 be drank on the premises
where sold. IN accordance with approved
March 5th. 1882 The premises which intend to
sell said Intoxicating Liquors situated follow
Being certain Brick House on Lot Number three in
that part Of the city of Richmond laid out By Andrew
Hampton the North side Of South Street. between
Marion and franklin streets and n the West roou of
said building. JOHN V0GG-
August ?. e3-S,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

On Saturday last another twenty inch
gun was cast in Pittsburg II is de-
signed for the Peruvian, now lying at
New York harbor, and will be eighteen
inches shorter than the one cast May B,
1864, for the Dunderberg This mon
ster, when finished, it is estimated, will
weigh 900 900 pounds.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

The Auburn, California, Stars and
Stripes has request from Captain Tom,
of the PAGER tribe of Indians, to make
the paper tell every man and woman that
his beloved wife Mandad, is heap dead
She was a little sick two weeks, heap
sick one week, and made dead after din
ner on Monday" The sorrowing wild
over says she was cheap good woman"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

A correspondent from Helena City,
Montana, says that IAN active vigilance
committee, plenty of rope, and con
venient pine tree" are the means by
which excellent order is preserved in
that town. There have been seven men
hung on the same tree-one for murd er
and the others for robberies, etc. The
executions take place at night, after "a
full and fair trial, though not public
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

The DsyIL RIGHT.'-A prosy ay-member
Of the church, once upon time, rose in meet
ing and said:
My friends, the devil and | have been fighting
for more than twenty minutes. He told me
not to speak to- night, but determined would
He said some ofthe rest could speak better than
l. but still fel, that could not keep silent
He even whispered to that spoke too Oft
en-, and that nobody wanted 10 hear me: but |
was not to be put down in that wsy-and now
1haye gained the victery, must tell YOU all
that is IN my heart.
Then followed a tedious harancue. Comiar
out of the session room, the good pastor inclin-
ed his head so that his mouth approached the
ear of the militant member and whispered
Brother Think the devil was right
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

JOSH Billings ON BILLIARDS. - Eyry body
seems tew be Citing crazee over new game
wich haz list bin discovered called billyards.
1t IL played on the top Nv large label wlch
IL little longer than it IL square, and the game
seems tew konsist in gushing sum round red
bawls aein sum round white bawls, until they
drop into little pudding bags which are hung on
to the )utsiIe NV the label.
1t takes men TO play the game. but or 5
kan look
They oph their coats and stand clus up tie
the label with short peace a fishing pole
in their hands, witch hoz chalk mark onto the
end Wv it.
Then one begins by giving one Nv the balls a
punch in the belly, which sends it agin the next
ones belly and on till the other fellows turn
for punching comes on.
But We ough, to see the game; it kant be de-
ineated bi words.
One teller generally beats the other, and then
he pays the landlord Of the consarn 25 cents for
the privilege of getting beat and buys some gin
with lemonade in it. and awl hands drink.
Then ? more takes holt ov the fish poles and
they punch for a spell, and so it goes till o.
clock in the morning; then each goes hum, hav-
ing enjoyed fine exercise. little drunk, per-
haps, but the muscles in their breasts are SO ex-
panced that they kant ketch the consumption
the small poN. This il billyards.
CABLE ENps-The New York Post publish
es the annexed:
Why is happy husband ike the Atlantic
cable? Because he is spliced to his HEARTS
CENTENT.
Tis said the present success of the Ocean
telegraph was in the fact that the directors new
er lost sight of the "GREAT END of their under
taking from the start
The greatest wire puller' of modern times
Cyrus w Field
On the arrival of the Great Eastern at New
foundland the sailors unanimously declared that
the whole thing was PLAYED oUT, and during
the passage they held Indignation meet
ing at which loud shouts Of Down WITH TIE
CABLE' were heard.
Shall we call Mr. Field an aristocrat because
he is so very proud of his 'CoSNECTIoSs:'
Dear me-, said Mrs. Grundy. and so they
have put Geographic poles all the way cress the
ocean. | shouldn't wonder if they tried pom
toon bridge next GoEFREy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

re- Ex-P President Pierce was once earnestly
b-sought by neighbor to ndorse bill for him.
He refused ciyilly, being very prudent man
The neishbor pressed it, saying that i. was
very small thing to do, and would be of much
service TO him. Again the eN president decln-
ed. The neishbor become urgent. Then said
Mr.. Pierce: John, look here. If put my
name to this bill, you will not pay it; shall be
made to do so, and then we shall quarrel l.
you please, we'll quarrel now while the money
IS in my pocket"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

ETThe man in jail who looked cut OF the
window of his cell and exclaimed: This is q
CRATE country, is now generally admitted to
have spoken within bounds
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

The BoAsrER OUTpoSE-A New Highlander
riding in = railroad car off at the South some
where. seemed particularly disposed to astonish
the other passengers with stories about Yankee
dom. At last he mentioned that one of his
neighbors owned an immense DAIRY, and made
a million pounds of cheese yearly. This story
produced some sensation, and the Yankee per
ceiylog that his veracity was in danger of being
questioned, appealed to a friend, as follows
True, isn't it, Mr.. p? l speak of Deacon
Brown; you know Deacon Brown
'fe-e-s.' replied the friend, yes; know Dea
con Brown: don't know as I ever heard pre-
cisely how many pounds of Butter and Cheese
he makes in ayear, but know he has twelve
saw-mills that 60 by butterwilk-s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02

1 i
4 SO. Faystse county ID tbs thirty.
eighth district and entitled 10 one ssaa.
tor.
5 10. The eounsiss Of RranklaS, But.
ler, Gruadys and Csrrc aorde shall con.
stitate the thirty ainah district, and en-,
Il tied 20 oAs sepatoT.
, Al. Black Hawk county is ths forsI-
ssh district, ard antitled 10 one senator,
- .AIamakes eonnEg ID tbs fogsy-
arss district, and entillsd ID ons senator.
= Is. Wisneshsik county ID the forsy.
sesoad district, and entitled 10 sss sena.
Tor.
4 IA. The seaaliss sg Floyd, Mitchell,
Howard aad Chiekasaw shall eonssisass
the forty third district, and entitled -
enc senat1g.
> IS. The osaatiss vi Boone, Hamil
ton, Story and 6fssna ANAL eonssiiate
ths forty fsurtb districts sad entitled TO
60 one senator
8 46. Ths soansiss Of Werth, Winns.
bage, kosaath, ,Emmets, 0lskinssa. I0lsy,
naio AIso, Hansssk, Wrlxht. Hambolds,
poeahens4s, BusaA Nistss 81, laIhaun.
znd WsAstsx 4hAII epaskf III fofsys
Asa aaaksfe - - y xnasssr.
! II. Tns eoantIss u Hafrisof, shaI-
by, Audnboa, Car~sii, Crawford. Mono
ua, Wooa5arryy Ida. Cherokee. plrm-
outh, Sioux, 0'Brisn, aad tbs aaotgsn-
lied eountles Of Lyon and oseeoIa shalI
constitute she forty-sixsh districs, and
entitled to one senator.
Approved april %, 1866.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02
CHAPTER III.

Recovery Of swamp Lard Tadssanisy Msnty
An Act to authorize actions 70 hs'nrnsghs
IN the name Of the State for shs re-
covsry bf Swamp Land Indssaaity uaoa-
ey against the paEtiss Liable shsrufor.
8 |. Be Ii enacted By sas aaasEMl As.
sembly OF the State of Inwa, Thag - re-
cover ths amounts das the several csua:
ties fsem ths SRamp Lssa EadsHaily
Fund, awarded b. sAs Unsssa States "a
sbis Stale, for the heaeaa pE said s0aa.
ties, and alleged 70 havs Asan sassappre-
prisssd by K. @. 0rwig, lsks prbysss Sec.
reeasy to the Guvssnor, slsa ansipn oR lae-
sions therefor mag be bsesxaA il TIE
ia The nams of - shs State sl dewss y gsz
the use Of any or all the aosastisa sss
whose benefs arg psxtiss ei esd funds
may have sssn awaFdeaa kSaaaas any ss
all Of she parties liable task sfsEs asd thai
shs State, ~ plsiasia In s@aA agaion aE
actions, shaiI hass AL the ii sMss Aad ben.
e6ls ia sash proceedings 4asnsaKAnas Sn
ell rsspscss q beleng 90 bsxsies sndss
exciting rulas of pTaesies ID savI easss.
3 2. This ses bsisg dssassd AT isnsaa<i6-
ate impessAnss shals sak4 sIs4s fraza AID
altar Ia publication In The DaiI8 Ssaba
Register and Iesa npmssEsaa. l.swspa.
pess pahlsshsd as Dss MosAaa. ID
AppFosed April q, 1865.
Ihssshy esrsify sAaa the asxsxssax ssi
was pabIiahed ID sha Daily sssts Regis
ter April a6tA, 1860, Aaa Ii sas lswa
Homestead April 2ssh. 1896
JAMES WHlssaaT.
sscrstAss IL Stass.
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CHAPTER I0s.
Natioaal Banks faxed


An act to provide for the taxation OF the
shares Of the national banks.
Section |. Be il enacted By the Cane.
raj Assembly of the state Of Iowa, That
ali the shares of the banking associations
organized within shs state pursuant to
the provisions OF the Acts OF Congress,
'ato provide q national currency, secur.
ed by pledge Of Unitsd States Stocks.
and to provide for the circulation and
redemption thereof" held By any person
or body corporate, shall be includsd in
the valuation of the personal property Of
such person or body corporate or corpo-
ration in the assessment Of taxes in she
township, incorporated town, or city
wheTe such banking association ia loca-
ted and not elsewhere, whether the hold
er thereof resides In sash sowuship, in.
corporated town aE city, or not, bat nos
ct greater rate than is assessed uuon
other moneyed capital in the hands Of
individuals Of this State. provided that
shs real estate of sach association shall
be subjsca to state, coansy or maniciual
taxes to the same extent aeeerding 10 The
value as other real estate is taxed.
SEQ. Q. That 10 shall be che dusy of the
principal accounting ofSeeF Of each sal
associations 70 list che shares Of she
she said association giving tbs assessor
the name of saeh person owning shares.
and the amount owned By each and for
the purpose OF securing she collection OF
the taxes assessed upon said shagea, each
banking association shall be liable 10
par the sams as the agent Of sach Of Ito
share holders, having their property 10
It's possession with view 20 investing
or ioaaing the same for peeuniary profi
under the pFeyisions Of ssction 725 of
lhe Revision Of 1860, and ii shall bs the
dat5 OF the associations TO retain so
much Of any dividend o. dividends be-
ienging TO any shars hoIder "a shall be
seeessasy TO pay any saxss levied upon
bis or her shares.
Sec. ). This act, being deemed Of im-
usediate importance, shall taka eject
from aud after iss pahlioasion il the
Iowa state RsgaslaE, aad Isws Home
stead newspapers pablishsd In Dea
Mcines. Iowa.
Approved April ID, 1888.
hsFsbs certify slst the foregoing aas
was Published in the Iowa State Regis-
tss, April I4sh, 1866, and in the Iowa
Homestead April, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary Of ssass.
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CHAPTER los.

Aeta o. S0t&F2eS Ls<Al2zsd 3D.
An Act to lsgalizs the ofheial acts Of
certain NotaEies Public and Commis-
sioners OF Deeds named therein.
Section |. Be il enacted by the Geae-
Fal Assembly of the State Of Iowa, That
the Official aots Of the persons named
herinafser, which we're done By them sf-
tsr che expiration OF ths authority given
them by law or By commission, are here
bY legalized and made as valid as If tbs
same had been done whils saeh commis-
sion remained ia full forcs.
See. 2. The persons Of whoza Eha Asia
a. aforesaid are legalixsas are sh@se af
j. Hillsinger, as Notary Public Of Jack
son county, Iowa, between the l7th day
Of Nsamber, 1864, and the Let day Of
February, 1865.
See. 3. Those Of NJ. Allison as Nota-
ry Public Of Dubuque county, lows, from
the lss Of September to the 9th of 0oto-
ber, 1865.
Sec. 4. Those Of N. B. Nichols as Ne.
sary Public Of Dallas county, lows, from
the l2th TO sha 25tb day Of March, 1865.
Sec 5. Those Of Max Block as Notary
Public Of Museatine County, from March
18th to December ssh, 1865.
Sec. 8. Those of w. G. Connsll "a
Notary Public OF Benton county, Iowa,
from the 23d Of May to the llth of No.
vember, 1855.
See. !. Thoss OF Samuel 7. Davis as
Notary Public Of Woodbury. eouAty,
Iowa, after the 22d Of April. 1855.
SEQ. 8. Those Of Joshua Saysr a. No.
EaEy Public of Hardin county, Iows, Af-
Ter his commission exLired.
Sec. 9. Those of Stephen Sibley a.
Notary Public OF Polk county, lows, af-
ter bis commission bad expired.
Sec. 10. Those of James d. Thayer Of
Boston, Mass, as Commissioner fer the
State Of Iowa, within the State Of Massa.
ehusssts, bstwsea ths I'd day of July,
1860, and the 18th day of March, 1865.
Sec. IL. Those of Alonzo ). Van Da-
sen a. Notary Public Of Duhuqus coun-
y, IOwa, alter the 10th day Of August,
Sec. I2. Those Of Oliver G. Wight
man rs Notary Public Of Des Moines
soanty, lows, after the expiration OF bis
commission ia 1865.
Sec. I3. Tknse Of Thomas Hanna "a
Notary Pablie Of Muscasins county, To-
va, from the 9th Of December, 1865, TO
The 9th Of March, 1866.
Sec. Is. Also the ofheial acts Of Cbas.
T. Ransom since the expiration Of his
commission In December, 1865.
Approved April I'd, 1863.
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CHAPTER iIE

FoTscgosure OF peesis OF FT1Az.
An Act 10 amend Section 3s7s af the Re.
vision, and 70 regulate tbs foreclosure
Of deeds OF trust in csraAia oAses,
8 |. Be il enacted by the General As
senbIy Of the State of Iowa, Thas See.
tlon 36I3 OF the Rsvision b. 1850, be,
aGd the same ia, hereby aneadsd by add.
ing at the end thereof tbs follsxing
50 Except deeds of trust OF zossgsges,
with power Of sale on real sssaks thai
may have been or ahall hereafter es giv-
en for the purpose OF sesuring tho State.
or any countyr or person iusarea, against
losses growing cut OF the dsfaLsaaion,
fraud, or malfeasanes Of any ofiseT, dep
mtg, secretary, OF psraoa elAiming to ses
for such ofieer.
8 2. This aes being daemsd of immedi.
ass importance, shall be In force from
and after iss publication ia The Daily
State Register and Iowa Statssmau, pub
lished in Dss Asinss.
Approved April ID, 1866.
hereby certify thai the foregoing act
w&s published In she Daily State Register
April 18th, and In ths Iowa Statesman,
April --th, 1860.
JAMES WRIGHT.
Secretary oil State.
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Epl,fl.ea. ,l. : FesslEr
NUMBER 10

= This act being deceased of lxams-
diats smporsancs By tbs gsxssssA ssssmeI,
shall take eject By beinx taablissssd In
sAs Iows State Register, sbah Gsasssmax
andAosa Homestead, papsss paallshst
ss Des Moiaea.
Approved Apsil I'd, 1860.
lhsssby sertsfy taas sks iafsgeisg aaa
Ewas published Ia chs Iowa ssaae Rsglssss
April llth, 1865, In ths lsma Ssasas-
man April - 1865, and sATfgsss Isws
Homestead May I'd, 1904
JAaES WRIGHT,
SssrsssxY uG state.
CHAPTER La
stsss Agsgnks
An Act providlnK FOR ssha sfecsias Of 4
building for Adjutans snaraIs aud
Quagserm asser gaeneraps olsass, and
for State ArseaaIs
Section /. ID Il sascasd by shs aeus.
ri Asssnbly u the State vi lows, THAI
tAs sum uf twsnty ays ahSassna aoslxss
bss and NJ ssms II bsrsAF appropriated
e: ~ aes psfposs q sEsesisk I aIsg 4 4
'sbAA b6 ksa skss b k - - " =
6ensrsi, and ths Quarter u 2sss q 3snsral,
and ia which shall be altered the aras
and equipments belonging to Of In pos
session 81 the State, and which may re-
quirs stpFage when returned by che Don.
panios, or while In transit ID the Taissd
States Arsenals.
8 2. Said building shall BID construct.
ed 10 such manner IS 20 ea irs-proof
throughout, and shall be erected sader
the direction at tha Adiusant- General,
and q. L. Godfrey, b. r. Allen, and J.
VI. Cattsll, Of Des Meinea City. They
shall locate, and select the ate for said
building Ia tbs City Of Dss afptuss, Pre-
Uided, That the necessary and proper
grounds for said Arsenal can be obtain.
ed without expense 70 the State, or ae-
ieessd from lands DOW belonging 10 the
State, and not already appropriated to
other purposes.
So. In 40 case shall the cost of thel
building exceed the sum Of thirty theu-
sand dollars, exclusive Of tbs Land ca
which the baildiDg may bs ersotaSs !
: 1. The money hereby apprppFiazeA
saAiI ts aTaWns &s Ane NQgA 3FuK99SsE&
On the written arier OF the Adiatantr
General, who shall, before drawing any
Of said money, Ela bond wish sagefies
wish, and to bs approved By sha Auditor
OF Ssats, in the &m OF ffsF shsaaand
dollars for the faithful disbswssmsns of
said noaey, aa provided By kAis Asss sad
shall pay out of ths same on Eha propsE
voachers, and shall repoIs 10 she Bsxt
General Assembly atatemsnt, 10 detail,
OF tbs expenditures. #5
3 5. This Act shall take siEse& aad be
in force from and after iss pahiic&tion In
the Daily Ssate Register and Iowa uouss-
stead, newspapers pabaahaa in Dss
Aoiues. Il
Approved April 2, 1866. IF
I hereby certify that ths foFegasnz set
was published in the Daily state Regis
ter April la.h, 1866, and 10 Ehs Iowa
Homestead April 2sth, ls6a.
i JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER 100

Relating 10 Foreign Mutual Insurance Companies
An aes 10 repeaI ssetion 1850 Of she Re
vision Of 1860, and relating 10 Foreign
Mutual Insurance Companies.
Section /. Be IL enacted by shs Gen
eral Assembly Of ths.Stats Of Iowa, Thai
Section 1850 Of the Revision of 1860, b.
and tha same is hereby repealed Provi-
vsd, thai this Act shall not be construed
20 as TO prevent Musaal Life fnsaEanes
Companies, incorporated by The laws eI
any other state than ths state OF Iowa,
from sransaeting business In this State
a. provided By chapter 80 OF tbs aoss oi
the 9th general assembly.
Sec. q. This acs bsing dsszned Of Inn.
msdiats importansss shall be in force
from and after sss pubiisssIen in ths
Iowa Homestead asd ssAsa Register,
newspapers published In Dss Moinss.
Approved april Cd, 1866.
hsrsby seriisy shaa the foregoing Aei
vas publishsd In the Stale Rsgistsl
AyrIl Iith, 1866, and In the Iowa Hems.
stead April --, 1855.
JAMES WRIGHT.
Secretary af State.
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IosEasaAI~1
LAW 8 @ r low A.
CHAPTER I0s.

81
Frlaasas Dsliaazsas Tsx Liss,
An Ass 10 amend zsesien 2, Chaplss
alhy Laws af shs Tanah Gsasral AS
ssmhly In relation TO psiaslng Della
gaans Tax Lisa.
Ssssian 1. BE ID saasssd by the Gsas.
raj Assemhly Of tbs State of Lava. Thal
Section I've (2l OF Chapter lis, ef the
Laws OF shs Teask General Assembly.
be ard tsas same u hsrshy aznsaisd by
adding thereto the following, viz Pre-
sidsd, thas sa:d newspaper shall hare
been regularly prialsd Aaa pablisAed for
as least lhrsa moaths prsss1ing the a.
Aseaah of Sepsemhes ef sid pear, ia he
sAne esnnty. Ard shall havs hAa ak
I'm tu1nt1 stcan - snhseffbse1 Il ~
cannhy 1k1S9iA ~ deifnqasAt pyppes64
q sis1sssd ~ = lsast three moDths pre-
oe1fnG ~ ~ Hspssnbsr ofsaia
li.l II II s.... vs.r. il.
Treasurer may doubt the qualification Of
aay paper as above fixed, II shall be bis
duty to require publisher Of sach paper
or papers claiming the right 30 publish
said Tax List 10 show By afadssit that
his paper has been published "a often a.
once in each week according to the pro-
visions of Section frat Of this Ass.
Approved April I'd, 1866.
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CHAPTER Io4.
Rslatlng to Certain Assessments.

Relating to Certain Assessments.
An Act 10 amend Section 752 Of the Re.
vision Of 1859.
Sestien /. Be IL enacted by the Gsns.
raj Assembly of sbs State Of Iowa, THAI
Section 752 Of the Revision OF 1850, be,
and the same 10 hereby. amended by tbs
addition thereto of she words foiioRing,
10 wit Provided, That sach assessment
shall be mads within two years after tbs
tax list ahan have been delivered 70 him
for eolleotiop, and not afterwards.
Sec. 2 This ACT being deemed Of i'm
mediate Importance, shall take effect and
be in force fr,rn and after its puhliea-
sion in the Iowa State Register and Dav-
export Gazette.
Approved April d, 1866.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
vas Published in the Iowa State Regis
ter April 10Th, 1865, and 10 the Daven-
port Gazette April -, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER ils.
LiabiHlies Of aaiirosd oosnpaniss.

Liabilities % AallFoad cssapsnies.
An Act 10 define shs liabilities Of rail.
reads, and other transportation com
rapiss, as eonmoa carriers.
Section /. Be II snscsed by the 6sns-
raj Assembly Of Tho asass Of Iowa, That
10 sbs transportation Of persons OF
property BY any railroad or other conps-
NJ, or ty any person, or frm engaged In
the business Of transpoftation Of per-
sons sr property, no sossraeEs Tsesipss
rule or ssgaIasisa shaissxsmps sndh rail-
road or other company, person or krm
from the full liabilities Of eomsnon
carrier, whEeh in sbs abssaee Of any
uoasraess receipt, suls Or ssguiAaisn
~osid exIss with fespses 10 ssah psrspns
or property.
: q This act being Sesned az isnms-
iiats inpoTsancs, sball kaks elEast fFon
and after its pabsisAsasa Ia shs Eows
State RsgistsF and losa uemssseAd,
newspapsss pabllshad Al Dos Meiasss
IOwa.
Approved April 2d, 2S65.
/ hsreby csxtify shas shs fsrsNoiag aca
Vas pubIsshea Id the Iows State Rexfssss
April lssh. 1868, ard In shs lowa Hons-
sssad April 2sth, 1854.
JAMES WRIGHT.
Secretary ~ ssats.
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