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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
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The symptoms of catarrh first very slight,
Persons find they have II cold, that they have
frequent att .ckS and are moe sensitive To the
changes of temperature In this con iiu"h the
nose may be dry or sight discharge hin and
acrid, aitcrw ard, thick AMI adhesive. NAV c:>ue.
AS the disease becomes chronic, the di~chrrgc
ore increased IN quantity and changed quality /;
hcv are now thick and heavy. and are h ,w ked or
ceughrh oil The sscretluns are "nrI sive, cius
ing bud cath: the voice thick and nasal; the
eyes are weak. the >crst of smell Is l->sencd or
dcstro,ea deafness frequently takes pl,cc.
Another common and important symptom Of
catar.h is that the person is obli:e'! Ia clear ms
throat in the morning a. a Slick ar >iimv mucous
which has lalicn from the head during the III. Int
Wncn tins takes place the person mas he sure that
his disease is on its way To the lungs and should
lose no time in arreSting IL
The above nre Tut lew Of the many catarrhal
symptoms Write to our l. tbrhtory Tor our laGl-
billet describing tuly all symptoms 1t will be
sent FREE 20 any address Also directions, where
10 procure the medicine
We arc receiving le'ter' from al part, Of the
Uhipn aud ilsO numerous testmonia:s from those
using II, bearing the evidence its niaiibc mrr-
its.
l-Thi. remedy contains no minerals or Fol
.nnuus INGREDIENTS, hut Is prepared from vrgStL-
BILE extracts EXcLUSI, FL Y. therefore 1t is
Perfectly Harmless even to the most tender and
delicate child. n
CALI. FOR SEELEY ; CATAR8H REM
EDY, and take no either. Ii not sold by drug
,-ts in your vicinity they Will order It Tor YOU
Price S2.tO por bottle
ajAll VERSIONS suffering With any affection ofthe
Head hroat or Lul.s. should write at once Tor
our pamphlet fully describing all symptoms per
[ InIny To the above diseases.
Il will he sent ircs to any address
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

On or about tho lst Of October. ! cor>o~ati on
order drawn IN favor Of J. T. Bplrrns and signed
hv :. N1nv.lkcnhur,,h. Clerk. all II. b
Dickson President. for forty dollars and number
Cd u. dated September lllh 1856
All persons IRE witaed against purcha sing tho
..mc aS II will not h" paid by the corporations no
tIcc having hecn given them ol the loss
An p ron rcturnin. me the same Will be hbcr
ally compensated Tor THEN truihr.
J. f. DEURENS
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sy,Ef'gAs. NOTICE.

To secure the safety OF the engraving cnclos
=. 80 Tor tube The cx1rc>s charges
,rh, ! con. aiming one or TWO cngravings are, b
,.i.l ,,r.neem,n with the mericm, Unite,
states. Adams aud Merchants Unio, EXPIRES
c',,uranics. twenty fire cents on any one line o
49, when ordered TO be forwarded 10
,,.,l nclosc ten cent extra for tube AMI postage
Orders aud communications should be address
gu - T. A. LEMON. Agent.
PLYMOUTH. In.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

We learn that it is the purpose Of the
young folks of this place to get up a series
of social hops ~ soon as the new hall is
Completed. We are in favor fthe project
a 1t Will have tie effect to nfuse new life
icto TIE dlilne,s of our town.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
Aln;nisiraIOF's Notice.

Notice il hcrchv given that the undersigned
has been apnoi ted Ainin'str,t tor Of The sStttc
of Edward Marsh. deceased. Said csta-e is sup
posed o he solvent.
n5-3w OZIaS BAIRD, Administration
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

DRESS AND MANTAU MAKING Mrs II. 4.
Souther'and is prepared to execute all kinds
"i Dress ani nantau making with ncatncsS
and dispatch. With = large experience in
tins department. she is confident of pleasing
al who may call Oh her. Eooms second door
west Of Post Office. n1tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

SUICIDE OF NELLIE Fox-A young
woman, formerly of this city, bearin. the
above maiden name. but marriei seven
months since. To 4 mn nlmet lincoln re-
siiiug in Oh CT 70. committed suicide few
DAYS since, through jellousy.-La Porte
Den,orrnt
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
Dr., D. n. SEEUEY & CO,
FREEPO2T. ILLINOIS.
Sold By all Wholesale an retail Druggists

GENE AL AGENTS.
John u Part Cincinnati. Ohio Fuller. Finch
4 Fuller Che 40. H. Burnhtms NauSch i7ck.
Chcrgo, III. Drmas BIrneS co New York.
y Ransom & Go Rurllo. New York. ftrrand
shelley A Co. Detroit Michigan. Weeks & Pot
r Doston Massachusetts, French. Rcha,dS &
60 philadelphia. X T. Sellers x Co Pittsburgh
y, Collins Bros ST Louis Nh. Brraes. Ward &
{ - Nev Orlnahs Ia. Il \ Robinson n ca Lpnis-
viii, Er. Belcy & Bro Memphis Torn. 7 T. Dcnrv
Richmond Va.Thompsor Block Baltimore vi.
Der,., 4 Nrlleger Nbinv n Y Strong & Arm
strong Cleveland Ohio. WIN Johnst n Detroit
Mich. wiiaon Peters 4 Ca Louisville Nv.
ri2-r6-Iv
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
THE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

ADVERTISING AGENTs.-W X. ScIrRo-
DER 81 Dearborn Street and Cook. Co8uRS
4 Co. IS Dearborn St, Chicago. Ills, s. VI.
RETTiSotIL, New York City, and GEO p.
POWELL S Co, % Congress ST. Boston. Mass.
as authorized TO receive advertisements for
the DEMOCRAT
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
FOR SALE. Immediately.

ois in Cougle's addition TO Plymouth. Ther
are high. dry and pleasantly lnca,cd-N i'll be sold
cheaper than any property in 'owa. Every poor
mtn can secure ne AMI thus get plca.int home
They mast md ,cW be soi!. and now i vour
tim" to buy. Flat can be and terms learned
by APPLYING 10
Oct. ~. 1866. C. RiEVE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
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en- YEA in the New En- an States where il !
merits have become IA well known ~ the tree
fro which in part it derives it, virtues.
TIE WHITE line COMPOUND CURES
Sore Throat, Colds. Coughs. Dptheris, p. onchi-
It's 81 ting of Blood AMI Pulmonary Aifec-
tiors generally. !; is reurarkll,le reimc-
DIV Cos Kidney Comntlinf- Diahets.
Difficulty of Nuidiu- Urine,
Blr"dins from the kidneys
AMI 81 der, and Grtvcl,
1t w,ecarlv the spring Of IN55 that Ibis com
nond Wa originated. \ IA mir at my family
was 81 file 81 with an irritation ofthe throat att"nl
el with l di-igrr. able cough. | hId FIR some
months previous thought thlt, prcpuation hav-
ing for isis The made blrk of Whit PINE mi gt
be 80 compounded to br "ery uSef in diseases
orthe rh,olt All lungs. To trst the v,lue orIt in
the ctsr 'ilulrd To. | compound SIN II On unity
9th, medicine that IN been planning. lnl ave
il ia tea spo pnful dbs"s The remit VA exceed.
inglv CARRYING. Witiia t,vn ,llNS thc irritlhon
of the thrott Wa rei,ovrd. thr cough subs led
and 4 .nee'ly cura W. effected. pon after this
sent ~omctol lnlv in lon l3nlerrv. \ H. who
Ind hrcn suffering for SIN, week fr IN 4 lad
cough orc ,~ioneI hv 4 sullcn cold. IN hll rlls-
ed muca. sire trd with blool Sh" soln foml
relief IN scnt for moro. She To * ahont ten
ounces az il aud got we'll. j. u. Clarke. Esq
editor of the VI ,nchrster Daily Mirror m, ie a
trial OF the Slmr prep lri'inI in the ease ~
we're cold, AMI cured immrdi ltelv He was
so hi"llv plea -cd with the results mi conf lcnt
in success attending its sales II alord before the
n bile tia. he finally pcrSntlc1 M to give IL a
u ltn~ am s"ud i 1hrol toh -nrfit the ~ T,ing
I'm Nnvemier $3.50 first advertised il under m
name of White Pine Cnmnnuud In two years
from tlltt time thtra lad whole llcd in VI INCHES.
ter alone onc hundred dollar. "'Grth. whereof took
the lead Of All the cou h remedies in the market.
,nl il III II n,nttins that psltnn. Thcte i cool
reasons for all thjs; il i @Dptiinc an he llns
in its nlturc. i wlrmin- to the stpm lch. anl
pie tslnt witht' to tho taste anl is exceedingly
che.p. Asa remedy Tor kidn"v claims the
White Pine Comnoupl stan l. unrviled. IL was
not orl.inNe1 for t'nt pup sc; hIt I pr~S " in
USING il for a con n Wa not only cur"l q The
cou IN bnt also cured of krinv liiii 'alfy al
ten wears -ttn I'm Since that a"c lent li,scor
cry INV an l. usrl il fnr the sam, ppr
Lose All have bee comN'ctclv cured rnis rom
clv is safe AMI pleasant to t,ke il is effect
ud.
MYGR R2C'S CO,
wholesale Ag'ts, TT WAYNE, Ind.
T A. LEMON.
G.. BAN. Agt's at Plymouth.
II. B. PER5aIN3,
il-4k-ly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

The Indianapolis Jouanai puts tl.c ma
Jorlty for Colfax in this district at a little
over $500.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
TO CONSUysg YES.

Tn" advertiser having bnnn restored 70 health
in few weeks bv a vrrv simple remedy al er
having suffered for several rs with s"vp re
Inn. affection, M ! TIA, dread disease. Cpnsnmp-
ti"n-i- Anxious to make Known 70 his fellow
suffers the means Of cura.
To AL who desire il. he will send co7v of the
prescription used free fch1rgc). with the dir"c
tons 70 preparing and using the sarn". Which
they viii fnI SURE CUaE for CovsrMrTIov.
ASrHM. BnoVruiris CnrGus. CoLrs AMI all
Throat and Lung Affections. tn or,lv object of
tie advertiser in sending the Prescription < to
benefit the afflicted. anil 1reli informr'I1n which
lc co c"iv"S IN be inva'u bile, aud he hnfcs
sufferer i'll try his remedy. aS il will cost them
nots'in%. AMI IN prove blessing.
Pulips wishing h" prescription, FRYE by return
mail will please adlr"Ss
lRv .F.DV ARD A. WILSON.
W iIn' lr5h, Kings Co. Ne7 York.
vitnllv
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

Godeys Magazine for November is re.
ceived. Now is the time to commence
forming clubs for the coming year. for this
the Oldest and best of the moatlly Maya
zines. NJ well regulated family can
afford to DO without it.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
TO SOLDIERS AND TEsC:Es
UskcFssS

G. II EEE!v 4, Is now ready to
apply for bounty avn increase Of pension TN
der the late acts of COn~rps the realllations
having been settled at Washington therefor.
Oct 18th, 9G6. 7-2w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

lwENTY-sEvEN 1EARs-Almost the aver.
age lifetime of man. Wcstcrvclt & Co. have
been buyingand selling Boots 6 Shoes TWEEN
ty-seven years. They think they know where
to buy them and how to sell them and if YOU
wish to know how cheap they sell them, look
here. A good pair of boots $40o; splendid
warranted boots s450a pair They have been
huying and selling Dry Goods he same Length
Of time and they do not think they can be
beat in that line They sell for cash, they do
not vary in price to please any one, and they
are no. selling at cost
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

There are now nii.e hundred conyicts in
the Ohio Peniteatiary, of whom about
thirty are females. A considerable num-
Der OF the prisoners are persons sentenced
by military courts for crimes and Offences
during the late war.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

SrrcfAL Cans FROM TnE COMMITTEES Til" ua-
d-rsi-nci. members OF tie Committee appointed
to su;erih.hd the awarding ot the prem ms to
members Of the Grossly Opera House AIT Asso-
~ ,ii,,i take pleasure stating tn rc have ul!
c.,uG... nee ia the integrity ct Mr. Crosby. and i'm
~, re- p.n-bit, of Samuel VI. Nickerson his
onarl,tor. and assure the public that We believe
the above proposal wall be carried out in good
faith.
LINES II Bowen Pros Thrill Nnt' Blnk Chicago
Amos T. 'Ial Pres u = K Il Chicago
e. pore Pres of the Boa'd OF Trade Chlclgo
IAEiEs Pres Second Natl Bank Chicago
LINES T. Fargo 'uager Am Express Chicago
Frncis A lIoiImm TX Lieut. Gov of Illinois
clinton Br Ewins Briggs X c. Chicago
EG Hall Hall dimb'rk ~ Co Chicago
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
CERTIFICATES, 1--WE DOLLARS.
Application for Certificates Shsuld
be ilade IlGmedi;.cIy.

Subscribers are requesteFt, maxi k.ci,
REMIT mccS By Drofi. Crt Il cte or Dcpos,
I. Or P.S. O@ Or9e.- ,chcrr L 5 ,.oxsj
let do 50 GreR'acLS ShDGl{J, sent IN
cq st4red TT rs only.
he Engravings Given 10 Subscribers.
\RE TnE NoSr r3rUiAR PeINTs EVER Is.rrD ~
rms COUNTY, With ou" cerfiGc,t The nlrch,>cr
-,.cctscs ''1he Litflc WaHierrr'' or CUR eri-o
icplrs" with two certificates Muslin gfon Ifring
md HIS Friends ~p!cn':ii cugrtvina-aortr.,it~
rom lie nt American a.thorS Il ith n zee Ger.
tjfic.'t. M-rcys Dreo With four ccrtifc. re.
~. crum) engraving IN coioia of Cronssv'S Az
,arn This work is nov hniShei-the prnpl :
Ill b" ready for delivery. and ia lew
weeks the prints will be fptstr.ici Artists
nrno;~ OF e her the rhspnp. III. Dream, or of
Irving witH ten certificates.
caia!ogues are new Feady containing
fl ! iIst of 7remiums,
INCLUDING.
TIE M1gnifeen Opera II use
three e undred PAining
Constituting the Grandest Art Distribution
Of the 18th century
Sent free IL nRY address.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

Our old friend and fellow citizen. J. S
Scott, left at our Office few days since the
INCEST specimen OF apples We have seen in
many a day, the largest of which weighed
Ii pounds
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

At The present rate of sales, short time will
suffice To dispose Of II. rem ,inia, ccrti.t es'-
The award Of premiums wiz therefore be speed "
,,dc.
L. II. CROSBY
VINE COOLBAUGH, prcs't Un:oa Nat. Bank
J A. II BOW IN. rrc~'t 3 1t on Il Bunk
ANO' L liil.l., Treasurer b / QRR
MES G. FARGO. Su { Aincric III EXPRESS.
{. G. II ALL. t'all KIM ark ~ Co.
RANGES CII09fHiN, TX Lieut. Gprernor
CLINTON BRIGGS, Ewin.. Briggs 6 Co.
MUM. Mum * Scrtt. Elevator
e DOhE President o. the Board of Trade
a ELLIS. PEST u NATIONAL Bank
ComR.Hee.
CHICAGO scbt -, 1856
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

\ terrible fire occurred at Quebec on
the 14ih inst, in which , go houses were
consumed, AMI 900 people made home :
less
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
%sgs'rey Notice.

Notice is hereby given that tho nm lorsirnnd
County Surveyor Of N'r-lnll county. InI,ana
will at the request of : h. Rt enioue" proceed on
w edn"sliv. November 7rh 1865. to survey
and sn"1ivide IN" following lands in N,rsllal cpun-
": Section . I 81 Z , X SOC , VI r l.. and also
establish tho corncrs Of the lands belonging to said
Rltfcnhousr in said -, ton said survey will he
continued from day to day if necessary I'll. COM
plcted.
No" resident ownrfs Of lands in sr;d sections
who al tn meet me AZ the time aforementioned
NJ tn" rcsl noe 81 s. = Rttenhouse and d"fray or
provit. for dcfr,,ng II cir portion of the OK
pen~"s of said survey. will be returned TO the
county auditor IA Delinquent. IN | such dc'inpucn =
cir' "l,rel on the Tux duplicate for Collection ac-
co ding to law.
nT-3w J. NJ tIINGE3 cur~evo-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

JOB PRINTING We are constantly adj.
ding new material to the Job department
of this Office, and our facili;;s for executing
Job Printing in good Vie, and on short
notice, are not surpassed by any country of
fee in northern Indiana
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

Having tho utmo-t C ,niidcnce in the ability O
Mr.. tr,,by 10 curry out<hls enterprise, | hcreb,
guarantee hs undertaking, n above annprnced.
SAMUEL VI. NlCKERSON.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

NEW SroCK OF NILLIYERY GooDs.-Mrs.
T. " Pierce, first door west ofthc Post off &c,
has received her Fall stock of Millinery Goods.
ana invite those desiring articles in her line
10 call and examine before purchasing. FOR
taste and elegance her stock cannot be sur
passed in this market All kinds Of millinery
work executed to order r.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

FEsrlvAL.-On this, Thursday, eve
ming, Oct. 10Th, there Will be hell Fes
tival for the bencf, Of the Episcopal
Church, at the residence Of G. L. Benson.
Esq Refreshments, consisting of all the
sabstantiais aud delicacies OF the season
will be served by the lai;cs. an.l all who
wish to enjoy pleasant evening and fe
disposed 10 contribute TO go cause, are
resp fully invited t. attend.
Com. AthANGEMENTs
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
Best stock Of Goods
Tor S0lc.

About acres Of ground on Gano =. Cahcll'.
addition to Plymouth. Cool new dwelling. l6 by
- good cellar desirable location
Price 81 .209. 500 in hand, balance on time.
Apply 10 G. II. REEyK
Sep. Eth. 1866. &c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

L. Paul has removed into the new brick
oiock, on the west side Of the street, where
may be found one OF the largest and most com
pete assortment Of Custom Made Boots and
Shoes to be found in the State You can buv
Boots AMI Shoes lower at this establishment
than elsewhere in Plymouth. We will give
the prices of some Of them:
y gooi heavy Boot $3.50
Good Custom Kip $500 az 5000
Good French Kip 800 "a $500
Good Calf Boots 800
Good French Calf Boots $500 "a $1,000
Boys Boots, Misses and Chillren's Shoes at
all prices ,-tc
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

The sale of Cerfic ,tc- in the Association In
alrcaly beef 50 great a. u en- tble me- TO state
at the ai-tI bu.nn Of pre- iuias heretofore an
II ,unccl will he made Gun therefore assur,
the public rh,. the w,rd viii bc to Their sItis
fiction, or the money rciun ed.
u. ii. CROSBY, AcTuARY.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

PrFF-Lyman Tyrrell the gentleman
y proprietor of the saloon II door north
OF the bank, made US the recipients few
c1ys ago Of i box Of 4 No l cigars
We pulled EN- aul pronounce en- yer,
Gne. Mr. Y keeps quiet orderly house,
AID an assortment of good liquors
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

NOTIcE.-ln accordance, with the cus>
tom Of other Recorders in the different
counties OF the State. the undersigned has
made it rule that hereafter all instru>
ments left at his Office to be recorded. must
be paid for at the time they are deposited
there
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

II Is DIR Ia tie r"btic onI TO tie inter
rs If IT, is.oc ot'on. tim S0bscrtb y,
shou{d kno,c HotMc Sofcty If r-ry doi'n,
.ghich IS invc ted IN TIE Cr,t. fnts # III,
Ass,ciaiioa IS obaiatiy ,curod. and h'
certt,,s.y tiH lie nr"r fof premiums 'cIl
lie nadFc gagraatcrl 10 Ecm
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
The Chrom) } fram Cropsy's Autumn,

LITHoGRtpuiC EsTABLGsn,iENT !
81 CHFSTSUT ST, PM \. Sept 90, 1886 I
DEAR S.R 1t is impossible To hurry Chrome
I.thnc raph of Nr. Crnp>ey's Am-rctn Autumn.
1t will b. printed in ninrierr coors. #, IA nino-
teen different stones aud requires. i. execution
the grrstcsi c,r., and labor
might have finished it sooner. but thought it
best TO take litile mere time. that might pre-
vent u finer specimen of the ART
Believe me when -av that | will use every
possible excr,ion to complete the picture Ly Octo
Der I
have the honor TO be. very respectfully vourS,
T. OS. SINCLAIR,
Y. II Glossy, ESQ Chicago, Ill
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

The Senior editor oil this paper after al
illness of over two months, i, again able t,
assume the duties OF his post He is un
der obligation to many frienl, for tn.
kininess shown him in hi. afl c;ion. an!
hopes it may be long ere they require lik,
services. May health and longevity l.,
their lot in life, and at last when The grin
monster death stares them in the face, ma,
they enjoy the kindness and sympathy tia
they have shown to others.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

In addition to hs large assortment OF
qrocer;e. ". III. Mcconnell has added
Queensware, Glassware and Lamps, maxi
ing his stock full and complete lie has
procured the services OF j. j. L'n%en-
bauch as sales man, whore reputation IS
we'll known to the citizens OF Marshai
county. Goods will be delivered to any
cart Of town when requested
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

Our County Agricultural Fair cons
mences to-day The bad state of the roads,
and the disagrccable weather of the past
few days will we fear, interfere with the
success of the exhibition in some fey rar>
iiculars however, it is to be hoped that
there will be a good attendance on the
grounds. and o fair display Ct articles for
exhibition.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

The railroad in course Of on'truction
from here to Peru. has for some time past
been in T. tier deliqucscent safe. We
learn. however, that the former {, m9any
b.ing unable to push the road to complr-
zion. have sold out TO responsible par'ic~
and IL now be ieyed that the work will
be finished through to Peru during the
coming year Preparations we believe are
being made Tor vigorous prosecution 81
the work, and when it Is again commenced
there will be no suspensio till the track
!. aid and the shriI whistle OF the engine
- heard along the entire line. So mote
It be-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
PRODUCE gy:.T.y'TErs.

Tor vhcn the highest market nricn will hn oil -
& 'e m" ac'll, at my st,nl formerly occupied by
Rice & Bro
lt-,6-;f. w II. MeCOVNEII
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-12
WHOLE NO. 800.

interests, rights, powers and privil-
cges in and to and concerning such
lands, lying within FIVE miles of the
Dcs Moines river on either side
thereof heretofore conferred or in
tended to be conferred upon the Mis-
sissippi and Missouri Railroad Com
pany, if any such lands, rights, in
tsrests, powers, or privileges, were
ever so conferred by an act approved
July 14th, 1856, entitled "an act
to accept Of the Grant and ca rry
into execution the trust conferred
upon the the state of Iowa by an act
of congress entitled an act making
a grant of lands to the state of Iowa
in alternate sections, to aid in the
construction Of certain railroads in
said state" and by an act of Con-
gress approved May 18th, 1856, en-
titled can act making grant Of
lands to the state Of Iowa in alter
nate sections, to aid in the construc-
tion of certain railroads in said
state" and by an act of Congress
approved June I'd, 1864, entitled
san act to amend sn act entitled an
act making grant of lands to the
state of Iowa in alternate sections to
aid in the construction cf certain
railroad in said state" be and the
same are hereby absolutely and en-
tirely resumed by the state of Iowa.
PROVIDED further, that the re-
sumption herein provided for shall
not be considered as a waiver of the
the state to resume the remain
ing lands conferred or intended to be
conferred upon the Mississippi and
Missouri Railroad Company.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-12
CHAPTER 113.

Liabilities of Railroad Companies.
AN ACT to define the liabilities Of rail-
roads, and other transportation compa-
MES, as common carriers.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State Of
Iowa, That in the transportation
of persons or property by any rail-
road or other company, or by any
person, or firm engaged in the busi-
ness of transportation of persons or,
property, no contract, receipt, rule
or regulation shall exempt such rail-
road or other company, person or
firm from the full liabilities of a
common carrier, which in the alb
sence of any contract, receipt, rule
or regulation would exist with re-
spect to such persons or property:
SEC. 2. This act being deemed
of immediate Importance, shall take
effect from and after it's publication
in the Iowa State Register and
Iowa Homestead, newspapers pub
lished at Des Moines, Iowa.
Approved April I'd, 1868.
1 hereby certify that the forego-
ing act was published in the Iowa
State Register April 18th, 1866,
and in the Iowa Homestead April