The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-10
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- A fev Of our wood subscribers


who are still owing ", have promised
20 frequcntly to pay Us, that We are al
m6st afraid il would be wicked to ask
them again, for fear Of extorting anoth.
Or promise. But We shall venture this
time to ask them for the rood under
stand vs., scooden ,vood not wooden
promise. Please bring as in q few cords
Of ,cood, and we will hope that We may
not be compelled to beg for more in six
months.
- The Rev J. L. Kelley Pastor Of
the NJ. &. Church in this place announe.
Cd last Sabbath evening, in Church, that
his labors on this charge would close to
day. He recited mis- grievances, and at
tributed them to few officers Of the
Church, and the want Of proper support.
We regret exceedingly that such : re-
port should be spread abroad concerning
our town.
~ We have had few very 6ns
showers the past week, for which Ill
hearts are grateful.
~. Mr.. Max Reusch is erecting q
shoeshop across the way from our Office.
We are glad to see these evidences Of
prosperity.
~. We observe that Dr.. H. Bunce
has recovered from his sickness, which
at one time was considered very danger.
Gus, suffice utly to take out door exer
else. The Doctor still looks quite feeble
but will, We presume, in two or three
weeks, be enabled to attend to his prac.
tice.
- Mr.. Emmons, resident Catholic
Priest Of Iowa City. was in town Yester'
day and to day, baptising, pardoning
sins, and performing other ministerial
acts, to the satisfaction, as We suppose,
Of his employers. Thu members, Of
that church, in this place, are few and
comprise mainly the::foreign element.
A few we're iu attendance from the
country.
- The monotony Of business in our
town was interrupted last Tuesday by
the exhibition Of war,dancc, given by
twelve or IS Of the Ma-squa-ka Red.
mon. The dance was the same nervous,
stamping, crouching, sneaking. twisting,
wri,hing, Jumping rigmaroo usually
given BY them. Each set to, as we would
style it, generally closed with warriors
address. There we're 40 Ma-squa-ka's
and IA Pottowottomies in attendance,
and as the greater part came into town
together on their ponies, dressed in their
best 6xins," and beautifully bedaubed
with mud and pa;nt, singing and drum.
ming ono Of tAeir !" Native Airs they
made aomewhat Of An imposing appear
arcs. Like all dancing masters, they
dance for pay; and considering three
dollars esther short pay, they measured
the dance accordingly.
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receipt Of the May No. Of the Printer,
published by Henry & Grcason, New
York. We consider this the best and
most extensive work Of the kind pub.
lished in the United States. It il alike
and iustructise to Editor
and oompositor.
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ladies, within itself. Every number of
this Magazine contains illustrations Of
the latest styles, patterns for embroider.
ing, crochet work & house hold receipts
&c &c, bssides large amount Of Miscel.
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