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4 Public Meeting Fading in Battle
go Four Men Shot

". LEcoArroN, X r., Feb. Is.
There has been bloody ARRAY In Lecompton
ellis afternoon. Mr. 6herrard, the person who
deAired to be Sheriff Of this county, aud who
committed the recent outrage on the Governor,
hes been shot. lie, Sheriff Jones, Judge Wood,
and others OF his friends, endeAvored 10 break
up public meeting, held this afternoon, BY
violence. Mr.. Sherrard headed the tumult and
was killed. He shot one man several times and
shot q others just before be was shot. The
man who shot him 10 . young person named
Jones, from Pennsylvania. He came to the
Territory with Gov Geary, and has been en-
ployed about his Office This young man ID the
same'person whom Sherrard assaulted two weeks
ago on account OF HE being about the Govel u
or,s Office.
The affair has created the utmost excitement
and further diff ,ulty IL spprshended. The U :.
8. Infantry on this side Of the river are under
arms The dragons are ON the other side and
cannot get over, ~ the river 10 high, and Sher-
rard's men set all the boats adfift before they
commenced operations
The friends Of Gov. Geary had called ahat
has been namsd N Indignant meeting" to COZ.
denn the Sherrard oa,rages on the Governor,
and to take the opportunity to pass resolutions
endorring Geary's policy. The Mayor OF Lee
compton presided over the meeting, and men Of
Oil parties were teie. The Shsrraed men, Ia
uug tney ccntd not manage the meeting, armed
themselves aud went to break 1t up.
Sherrard commenced the disturbance himself.
threatening any one who should daSe to vote FOX
the resolutions or condemn his conduct. He
spoke in the most insulting manner, and when
some began to reply to him, h. drew his pistol
and commenced firing, his companions helping
him. Some OF the others present also drew
their arms, when attacked, and general shoot.
ing began.
Itisr regarded as very surprising by oil that
only four persons were shot although some Of
them were shot several times. Sherrard hims4 II
waskilled. Oaly one Other man was very st.
verely wounded The Sherrard men, fnding
that they would be overpowered, drew off Thsy
succeeded at the came time in getting iuto their
hands the m n who Is said to have killed Mr.
Sherrard. They intended to hang Immediately,
but was prevented by the Governor iaterposing
his troops. Mr.. Jones IL still prisoner under
process from Judge Wood. served by Sheriff
Jones, but be 10 guarded by the soldiers
1t Is said that the Governor is eurolng vol
unteers to defend his cfice and has seat for
more help. The bogus ey' stature had nothing
to do with this. Gseat anAIay is ex res-ed as
what will be done. LAKE.
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Feb. l4tb 1857.
STATE, OF low A

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY,
Notice 10 John d. Shearer and all others con,
eerned.
~ Office l. hereby given that the Chicago Iowa
- and Nebraska Railroad have located the line
of its road over and across the sonth east and the
southwest quarters Of the south west quarter OF
sec. thifty-lYe. township Eighty two, range one
west Of tae lfth principal meridian. Ii is under
stood that said tract belongs to one John H.
Shearer whose residence il unknown to the Off
GERS Of said railroad company. 1t Is believed that
the owner is nresident Of this state. and this
notice Is given in order that proceedings may be
had for the assessment of damages occasioned by
the location of said line a. aforesaid; as is pro
yided by the laws of the State of Iowa
CHICAGO Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
by its Attorney,
Feb. 18th 1857. y. Il. BAKER.
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Feb, I4th, 1857.
STATE OF IOWA,
EEnAR GlI1NTK

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
To til, heirs Of Thomas Andre and all others
concerned
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Chicago
~ Iowa Nebraska Railroad have located the
line Gifts road over and across the west oil the
north west oil section and over and across the
South East 4 oil the Narth West oil section eight
said section being in township 80 range west
oil the 9Th principal meridian. 4 number oil the
heirs to or owners oil ssid tract are we'd to be
non-residents oil this state d this notice is
given in order that proceedings may be had for
the assessment oil damages occasioned by the To-
cation oil said liue as aforesaid; AZ is provided
by laws oil the State oil Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD.
BY its Attorney,
Feb, 18th 1857. n H. BAKER
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CLOTHING EMP0R| I'm /


find Merchant Tsiloring Establishment.
HAS lust arrived, and is now opening one Of
IL the Largest Stocks OF Goods in this viein-
ity, in the old stand Of Riser, Crew aud Turner,
Virgin Block where the proprietors Of The
Ut Tipten and sur, ound ng country, TO an
Examination Of their Stock
before purchasing elsewhere; believing that
they can offer superior inducements 10 all in
waui OF goods in taeir line, as their Stock is
entirely new and Of the latest styles, and
Purchased Erpressiy far this .MarLet
Our Stock consists in par, as follows French.
German and American cloths Of superior qnal-
tiles, aud Of every col and price or Cas,,-
meres We have large and splen lid assortment
consisting Of French aud American dcess ms
both blac'i and fancy, also, fancy Cassimeres
Of every style and pric. to suit purchasers
Our Stock Of Veslinss is larg.. aud consists of
all The latest styles OF
Velvcts, Silks, Natins, ETC.,
and Il the best quality. All Of the above goods
will be made to order, in style unsurpassed in
the West. Having, at a great expense, secured
the best workmen To BE- had, we feel confident
that our style Of goods and superior Wo-km ~
ship will mol tail to please the most fastidous.
II is the determination of the proprietors no, TO
LEI any garment 70 out Of their establishment,
that does not give perfect satisfs ction. Our
Stock Of Ready .Mgde Clothing J!
is the largest ever offered in this market, it COLI
sis's, in part, of fine cloth coats. Of al! colsrs
and prices Business coats oil Cloth, Cashmere
and Satinett OF all qualities and styles In the
way Of Over-coats our stock is large and well
assorted, from Satinet. up 10 fine English
Beaver. We have a large assortment of Ve,t-
of VeIvpfx SifEs S.f pluSh nd
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Feb l4tb. 1857.

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY
To John K. Ferd and all others concerned.
NOTICE ls hereby given that the Chicago
~ Iowa aud Nebraska Railroad have located
the line OF its road over aud across the south west
quarter OF section twenty two township eighty
Two, range three west Of the eth principal ner.
dian. Ii is understood that said ract belongs to
one John r. Ford, of Danville, Kentucky 1t
Is believed that the owner Is non resident OF
this State, ard this notice Is given ia order tina;
proceedings may he had for the assessment oi
damages occasoned by the location Of said line
as aforesaid; ~ is provided by the laws of The
State Of Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
BY It's Attorney,
Feb. 18th. 1857. \. II BAKER
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March 7sh la


STATE OF IOWA, ss=-a s.s~.ee .=-aa
CEDAR COUNTY.
To the heirs OF J. Helmer and all others con.
cernsd.
AT Office n hereby given that the Chicago,
IN Iowa Nebraska Railroad have located the
line oil its road over and across the west OF the
South East quarter Of section Q and over and
across the South West qnar ter Of section 3, said
section being in Township 81. range 4 west oil
the 5th principal meridia0. The heirs Of said j.
Heimer, or the owners.oi said tract all unknown
to the officers Of said Railroad Company. 1t is
believed that they non residents Of this state
and this notice In given to all such noa re sidents
and oil others concerned In order that procee-
dings my be had for the assessment Of damages
occasioned by the location oil said line as affore.
said;'a Is provided by the laws oil the Stat oil
Iowa
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD.
BY its Attorney,
Feb l4th, 1857. ~ b. BAKER
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STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
Notice to whom it may concern.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Chicago,
~ Iowa and Nebraska Railroad have located
the line of its road and across the soath east
AMI the South west quarters of the South East
quarter, and the north east north west. and south
east quarters of the southwest quarter Of Section
Twenty nine, Township Eighty-two, range one
west OF the Fifth principal meridian. The owner
OF each Of said tracts is unknown to the officers
of said Railroad company, but it is believed that
the said owner Is a nonresident of this State.
This notice Is given in order that proceedings
may be had for the assessment Of damages octa-
stoned by the location Of said line a. aforesaid
as is provided by the laws OF the state of Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRAsg, RAILROAD
BY It's Attorney,
Feb l.th 1851 n r. RAkER
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La Rochester, 18th inst, by RFy. VI. X CR
Nix. JANIS N. C.ssBsEE. Of Sugar Gre, h; (.
Miss EMILY J. WRIGHT, of Rochester
With the above notice we reed, q sample Of
the feast Of fat thiDgs' which were dispeosai
- the guests on the above occasion. The prin
cple in all slch matters il "if you tickle M Il
tickle you and the happy couple .vng tick
I'D US with the alb I'VE token Of their kind r.
mcmbraace out of happ'ness may never grow
l.ss but increase with time
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Feb. lsth, 1857.
STATE OF IOWA,
cum Al rnfyksrrxy

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
To whom 1t may concern.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Chicago lows
~ aud Nebraska Railroad have located the line
OF its road over and across the south east and tbs
south west quarter, of the south east quarter OF
saction thirty-three, ownshp slightly two range
one west OF the fifth principal meridian. The
owner of said tract il unknown TO the officers o.
said railroad company, but IL il believed that ID
owner is nonresident Of this State. This no
tice is given in order that proceedings may hs
had for the assessment Of damages occasioned b,
the location Of said line aforesaid; as Is ire
vlded BY the laws Of the State OF Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEsRAsxA RAILROAD,
Ry it's Attorney.
Feb 18th 1851. b BAKER.
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STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY,

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
Notice TO John Riley aud oil others concerned
M sTICE ID hereby given thst the Chicago
Iowa and Nehrasks Railroad have located
the line Of H. soad ovsr and across the aoetA yea
quarter Of section twsety.dx ttwnehip eighty
two, range two west Of the 9TH principal meri
dian. 1t ID u0derstood that the owner Of said
tract % one John Riley Of Ohio. IL is believed
that the owner 10 non resident OF this State an,
this notice h given in order that proceeding,
may be hsd for the assessment Of damages coca
stoned bv the location OF said Lin. " aforesaid
Is Is provided by the laws OF the State OF Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEnRAsKA RAILROAD,
by It's Attorney,
Feb. 18th, 1887 N B. B.AKER.
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STATE OF IOWA,

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
To W. Bebee or W. D Bebee and all Others
concerned.
NEOTlCE Is hereby given that the Chicago.
Al Iowa and Nebraska Railroad have located
The line OF it, road over aud acros tn south east
quarter of section twenty, Township Eighty two
range two west Of the fifth principal meridian
1t is understood that said tract belongs to one
w. W Bebee or w. Il. Behee Of Cad 2. Ohio.
1t is believed that they non residents OF this
State. and this notice il given Ia order that pro
ceedings may he had for the the assessment Of
damages casioned by the location of the line
as aforesaid; as is provided by the laws of the
State of Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
By its Attorney,
Feb l4th, 1851. n 4 RAkFR
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STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
Notice to John Riley and all Others concerned.
~ OTlCE il hereby given that the Chicago Iowa
~ and Nebraska Railroad have located the line
Of its road over and the north east and the
north west quarters Of the north west quarter Of
section thirty three township kighty-two range
one west Of the 9Th principal meridian. 1t il
understood that said tracts belong to one John
Ril.y whose residence is unknown 10 the officers
Of said railroad company. II is believed that the
owner is a nonresident Of this State. this notice
is given that proceedings may he had for assess-
ment oil damages oeeasioned by the location of
said line as aforesaid; as is provided by the laws
OF the State Of Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NKBRAskA RAILRoAD,
BY its Attorney,
Feb. l4th, 1851. v b. BAKER
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Feb. 18th Is.
STATE OF IOWA,

STATE OF IOWA.
CEDAR Comfy.
To J. 2. Boon and all Others concerned.
NOTICE il hereby given that the Chicago, Iowa
IN and Nebraska Railroad have loo ated the line
Of its road over and across the north west quarter
Of the southeast quarter and the northeast quarter
Of the south west quarter OF see. thirty township
eighty two; range one west Of the 5th principal
meridian. Is IL understood that said tracts be-
longs to one J. p. Boon Of the state Of Ohio. 1t
Is believed tina. the owner is a nonresident of
this State, and this notice 10 given in order that
proceedings may be had for the assessment of
damages oceasioned by the loe alton OF said line
IS aforesaid as is provided by the laws Of the
State Of Iowa
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEsRAsK RAILkoAn
BY its Attorney.
Feb l4th, 1857. N. b. BAKER.
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PRAIsEwoRrnY BsaALrY Mr.. Wentworth
has rendered one thnd OF his salary Of 81 500 as
Mayor, to tn Fl eman'. Beue, oleni Associate
and has also male arrru enents to pay for th,
widow OF Mr.. Ssff,lt the balance due on her
homestead. Dom. Press.
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Life Saved at Midnight.
Nv GIes0ries instant Cure OF Pain.

The moment it is used internally, 1t darts
through the system allsys pains instantly. Ia,
four minutes il has dfInsed through the lyE-
phatic system az blood it's thrilling power, and
qnieky forced it, way through every t.verisb
or diseased nerve. vein Or gland dssoving o..
structions, rel ewing inflammation, tevfrs AID
spasmotic paine, has cnred nervous headache il.
80 mnu, tee. curing rheumatism magicaliy, il
fact II In the SINE q.a non Of medicine.
sB- Just ny one Botllo. Price 23ots -,
Sold BY A. GuRrrr, Agent.
Also, by HALL 4 CHAMBERs 20-ly
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Feb. 18th, 1857,

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
To William Cook aud all others concerned.
NOTICE j. hereby given thai the Chicago Iowa
~ and Nebraska Railroad have located the line
OF its road and across the north west quarter
Of the south east quarter of Section thirty -four
Township eighty two range one west q { the Fifth
principal meridian and over and across the north
east quarter of the south west quarter Section
thirty -four township eighty-tgo range one west
Of the Fifth principal meridian. 1t is understood
that the owner of said tracts is William Cook
whose residence Is unknown to tie officers OF
said railroad company Ii Is believed that the
owner Is nonresident ef this State and this
notice IL given in order that proceedings may be
had for the assessment OF damages oc, as0ned by
the location Of the line a. aforesaid "a is proyi.
ded by the laws Of the State of lows.
CHICAGO, Iowa AAp NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
by Its Attorney,
Feb. l4th 1857. n. b. BAKER.
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$4,000 Worth Of Property
Ia To be Distributed ON the
Fourth 0f JalY. 1897.


Fourth az Jaly, 1857.
THE Undersigned win give away on the above
day, in the Town Of Upton the following list Of
Valuables: h-.a4.a asa4
], s + IL s IL Sec Is, ~, r .; be-
ing good farm, al under Improvement
with good frame house, Is by ~, and
stable, fence and other valuable i'm
proyements on it Value $500
z. Nwl4 NEl4 Sec 80. ~, h 5; forty
acres; good land; being about twenty.
i've acres Of IL valuable timber. Value $500
8. Good Horse, $50
L 1 Good Mare, l26
8, Two-horse Carriage 90
6, One Wagon, 50
7, One Cow and Calf -
8, Rife. gun, fifty pieces OF silver On Il Is
One Parlor Stove, IL
10, Sett Harness. Is
900 Smaller Prizes valued Ut from cts to $40 lis
For the purpose Of disposing Of the above, the
undersigned has divided IL into one thousand lotA
and will distribute it to holders Of receipts Of -
TO Fourth Of July Entertainment
Possession Of the Land win be given on the
18th Of Nov, 1857. The Distribution will be man
aged BY Five men chosen by the Receipt HolderA
and notice Of the time and place OF Distribution
will be given through the Upton Advertiser.
10 THOMAS DAWSON
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FACTS FOR The PEOPLE.
Demonstrated at
kiSer, Crew 4 Turner'S Cash Store,

AlScTs OTCW q 1uEucI B lash store,
A I which can be seen and bought very low
II fer Gosh, or Produce, every article that
ought to be kept in Store House. We invite
the attenh on Of all to our
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.
Being determined to sell ell kinds Of Dry
Goods, and most kinds of Groceries, as low ss
they can be bought at the River towns-and
anxious 10 build up the trade of Tiptor, We
adopt the motto:
"SmaH Profits and Ready Pay"
Thus are We enabled to compete with Daven-
port or Muscaiine, and give TO our numerous
customers, (to whom we return our sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage, during the
past year,, bargains, that will warrant
continuance Of their favor. We have neither
time or space to name all our goods-17 900
yds. fast colored calicos, new styles, 7 10 II
cts; Il 500 yds Bro. Muslin, y'd wide, 7 to 10
CTS. We will sell an excellent article Bro
Mus, y d wide, IL yds. for 81 90. Coffee, Su-
gar and Tea at Davenport prices.
500 prs. Ladies com. d dress Boetees, so to 10,
$50 $50 R ReHs aDe Boots 70o to to S' 30
8 0 Chldren's com and dress shoes, good
and cheap. Ready Made Clothing for 226O men
and boys; Hats and Caps, new styles for $500
men and boys.
Rear in Mind!
iHal DIS we 90 I.dSH business business, we
can afford to, and WILL sell Goods lower than
we could on long credits. We will, 10 accom-
modate our customers, sell them Goods at nett
prices, Oh a ninety days note. We hate Book
accounts, and so do buyers generally. The day
Of Settlement, Ike Judgment ,ci.l come. and an
happy The mGn, aeho is not prepared for 1t.
One word TO the Ladiei, to whom we owe
special thanks for past patronage; for them. we
keep every article OF Dress and Fancy Goods
an endless variety Of Paramettas, French and
English Merlnos Delaiues. Gro. De. Rhine,
Lnstrine and Sat Duchin silks, from 30 cts. TO
81 per yard.
Fail and Winter Bonaefs and Foloeys.
ONE WORD MORE.
OF the few ar icles Of summer goods now on
hand we will sell ut precisely cost aud trans
portation; now bring on your money and get
the worth Of IT, We went charge you mach
for Goods anyhow, and nothing for sho wing
them. Finally. customers,
}. 5. Ed W ards, who stands at the head
Of his profession, az a Tailor, cuts clothes
for eur customers. and warrants evarv lob. So
proud is he of his rePutvtion, he couldn't sleep
If he should fail to please! that's all
Respectfully submitted to candid public.
Sept. 80. soft KlSrR, CREW l. TURNER.
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STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
Notice to Isaac Boon and all others &C ncerned.
NOTICE u hereby given that the Cqicsgo Low q
IN and Nebraska Railroad have located the line
0f0 road over and across the south east and
south west quarters 81 the south east quarter OF
section twenty one. township number eighty
two Of range number two west Of the ffth
principal meridian. It 10 understood that said
tract belong to one Isaac Boon ofOhio. II Is be.
ieyed that the owner II nonresident OF this
State, and this notice was given In order that
proceedings may be had for the assessment OF
damages occasioned BY the location of said line
. Aforesaid; - h provided by the laws Of the
STATE Of Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAnRoAp
by its Attorney.
March 7th 1857 NIB. BAKER.
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First P,smium gold Medal tia"efo,tss-
STEIN WI Y &c so Ms,
MANUrAcruRERs, S4wALxEn STREET.

>Es YORK
u ESPECTFUL.LY calls the attention Of the
IL public to their splendid asso, tment Of sent
grand aud square Pianos, hch, for vosme of
tone. elasticity Of touch. beauty Of finish n
short, everything that renders Piano perfect,
are unsurpassed. They were awarded the first
premiums for both kinds, in competition with
the most distinguished maxi rs from Boston,
Philadelphia, New York, and Baltimore.
NEw TRIUMPH Subway 4 Sons were
awarded the first premium Gold Medal, at the
recent fair in the Crystal Palace, for the best
Pianofories. over all competitors 39lv.
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STATE OF IOWA.

STATE OF lDNA \.
CEDAR COUNTY.
To whom 1t may concern
NOTICE is hereby given that the Chicago, Iowa
and Nebraska Railroad have located the line OF
its road over and across the north east quarter oy
the north west quarter of section twenty four
township eighty-two, range four west oil the nth
principal meridian. and over and across the south
vest quarter dissection thirteen township eighty
two, range west oil the 9Th principal meridi an
and over and across the west oil the northeast
quarter oil section fifteen. and the north west quar-
ter oi section fifteen, said section being in town
ship eighty two, range west oil the 9TH principal
meridian aud over and across the north east guar
ter oil the south east quarter oil section eight town
ship eighty two, range west oil the 5th principal
meridian. Tn onwners oil said tracts are un
known to the officers oil said railroad company
Ii is believed that said owners are nonresident.
Of this State and this notice IL given In order thai
proceedings may be had Tor tbs assessment ol
damages occasioned by the location oil said line
as aforesaid; as Is provided by the laws oil the
State Of Iowa.
CAIclGo, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD
BY its Attorney,
Feb. lith, 1857, N BBAKER
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STATE OF IOWA.
ftE1l TG3-NTv


VFsUAR VUUNlI.
To J. q. Boon and all others concerned
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the Chicago Iowa
\ y and Nebraska Railroad have loca,ed the line
OF its road over and acress the southwest quar-.
ter Of section twcnty-two, township eighty two
range two west Of thafth principal meridian.
1t 10 understood said tract
belongs to one ]. q. Boon OF Ohio. II
is believed that said owner is q nonresident OF
this state, and this notice IL given In order that
proceedings may be had for the assessment Of
damages occasioned by the location of said line
g Aforesaid; ~ il provided by the laws of the
State ofIowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RArLRoAp,
By its Attorney, .@4
March 7th, 1857, Nh. BAKER.
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STATE tF IOWA.
CEDAR COUNTY.
To Robert Lyons and ell others concerned.
NJ Office IL hereby given that the Chicago
~ Iowa and Nebraska Railroad have locatet
the line OF ts road over and across the soutt
west. quarter Section twenty, township eighty
two. range two west OF the Fifth principal mer
dian. 1t is understood tina, said tract belong
TO one Robert Lyons Of Ohio. Il is believes
that sad owner IL q non resident Of this State
aud this notice is given Ia order that proceed
inys may be had for the assessment Of damage,
oecasone by the location Of said line a. afore
sad; ~ 10 provided by the lave OF the STATE o
Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBR,'KA RAILROAD,
BY its Attornsy,
Feb 14th 1857. " b BAKER