The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27
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SEQ new advertisement OF CHEAP
gold pens and holders.
Wanted at this office ar intclligen,
boy between the ages Of II and l6 year,
i to learn the printers trade.
-. we have removed our Office one
building south Of the Union Hotel, the
place We formerly occupied, where We
WILDE most happy to see all eur friends
We are entirely out Of Wood
Have plenty owing to us, but that don''
keep US comfortable. What shall we
do? Will some Of our wood debtors,
ride up to our door on load of wood
and inform us?
-. The firm Of Doolittle and Stewart
arc wanting two hundred store hogs.
We presume tie call will be filed in a
few days. Enquire 1t the FIGURING
Mill.
-. We have looked through our
late exchanges to ascertain if any Of
company &c" from this county in the
18th Iowa Regiment were killed Or
wounded but can find nothing satisfac.
tory, except that in the whole regiment
six are reported to be killed and fifty
wounded.
I'VE are informed that Captain
Stoddard has beenin town several days
but not having been favored with the
light Of his military countenance, We
have no reports to make about tho boys
in his command.
1.-THE communications on our first
page from eOur Boys" were received
one mail too late last week to secure an
insertion i'll our last weeks issue.
We were favored with call last
Tuesday evening from Major Bodfsh,
Superintendent Of Chicago Iowa and
Nebraska and Cedar Rapids & Missouri
River Railroads. The Major Is a very
easy affable gentleman and reports his
Dads doing very good business.
lie thinks there il no particular danger
Of the business being removed down
TO our station, provided the business
men Of on: town arc bound to retain
il, and exert themselves in buying the
products Of the country.
-. Business is const nntly improving
III town, Notwithstanding the Bmg.sboo
etoriea industrsusly circulated by . few
that our business will soon be mateli.
aliy.:aif.ctel by rival town At the pros.
pectei railroad station.
Mr.. Thomas Murray IN old resident
Of our town has gone to Chicago TO
purchase m entire stock If new goods
TO be placed in the old Brick. Mr..
Dngan from Dewitt, has now il town
also stock Of goods, placed in the
|.Farmcrs Exchange Store, the build.
ing recently occupied a. our Office
We hear OF still others seeking loca.
fions here.
The resolution :" Rcsolred that sin
Is one Of the attributes Of the Deity
discussed at the Court room last Sstur-
day evening. awakened some little in
tercst. We presume it was to satisfy
q certain curiosity, that many turned
out to see how the advocates of such a
monstrous proposition would support it.
We heard some Of the principal speakers
and must say, that tho only ideas ad-
vanccd by the affirmative that bore
even the least scmblancc to argument,
was, that mind il governed by laws ~
fixed and arbitrary, as the laws which
govern matter, and the Diety being
the author or canse Of both Is respon
sible Of course, for their effects. That
mind is tins governed was only asscr-
ted and not proven, and we will venture
the assertion, neither can it be, by
nature or the bible. Il would at once
destroy the free agency Of man, and
render useless the Divine and majestic
plan Of salvation. The arguments Of
the negative were plain strong, and IT.
resistable, convincing to every dispas-
sionate nearer in the room, save the
President, who, decided in favor Of the
affirmative probably to assure people he
had mind Of his own.