The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10

....A Full Supply or summer gooa'
is now on hand at the Cheap Casi
store and also at the peoples store.
Angelo Meyers Of Coo. 1otl
Iowa Kcgt has again returned to ms
friends in this town i'll very bad health
We have not been able toconvcrse with
hin, but we learn he brings quite an IN
favorable report OF the health Of The
old Tama Rifles.
=. Our very active agent for the 4tl'
ofJuly celebration, the Proprietor ofthc
"l'coplc's Grocery Store, still has a
very good supply Of Groceries on hand.
He has also just received very fine
lot Of Stone Ware. Give him call and
examine Is
!. An old and true saying is that
400 many cooks spoil the broth" and
90 Il proved last Saturday evening
when forty or more self styled aero
nauts undertook to raise two balloons
: An efforts proved failure. except
those to destroy them, and these prov
ed perfect success.
-. Discharged soldiers and those
still inthe service Of the United States,
will please take notice that G. r.
Struble Esq. Of this place, is now pre-
pared to secure all their back pay from
the government, without the interposi
ton Of a half dozen intermediate cor.
morant agents.
He has secured all the laws upon the
subject which will enable him to proceed
with safety and certainty. Read his
new advertisement.
IA call will be noticed in our
columns to day, for a county convention
TO he holden in this place on the 10Th
inst. for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to attend the State, judicial and
Congressional Conventions. We hope
the differcnttownships will meet in eau
Gus and regularly send in such delegates
as they wish g have represent them.
The Congressional convention, Of this
district, will be held at Montczuma, on
the 9th day Of August.
.... We have received all the lack
numbers Of The Rebellion Record
and do not hesitate TO pronounce it =
splendid work suited to the times. IL
addition to the very large amount Of
Interesting reading matter, each Part
is illustrated with two splendid steel
engraveings Of some of the notable
characters Of the day Each part i
issued monthly, contains l2S pages and
is sold for fifty cents. Published BY
q. + Putnam 5a2 Broadway New
York Charles L. Evans, general agent.
The calculation Of the It'll pass
scd of in fine style in OR town. The
high winds mtertered somewhat with
the pleasures Of The day, yet aotwi,h-
standing, it was decided sxcccss
About $500 people were present to-
pa,takc Of the Festivities, and all ap
.pcarcd to enjoy themselves finely. The
Programme was carried out rs near rs
circumstances would admit, rs prcvi-
.ously anaounccd. The oration by
T. f. Bradford, Esq, was an excellent
production, and peculiarly applicable
10 tho times, treating anainly Of the
present crisis, dts causes and cures.
The Fantasajesuitical Highlynoscat-
iical Observation-Disclosures, performed well
after tho most approved style Of their
modern mystic art. ana provoked many
a long draw out ssLa sus," s4Do seq
ibid 70 cver."'
The fire works in the evening and
tho tipping Of the fantastic toe by the
'Tcrpsiccorean devotees, continued the
pleasures Of the day until near the
dawn Of the next.
Long live the 4th Of July.