The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
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-. Our people will be glad 10 learn
that the steam saw.mll south west Of
town sill again commence running.
See advertisement
-. See the advertisement. Of Bounty
Insurance Company. Why not be in
! sured against draft, or to be largely
paid, ifdraficd, AZ to be ns,med,,agains,
anything else. Why not9
-. We would call attention to the
article on Sanitary supplies. We see
by our exchanges there is raised great
voice by our wounded suffering troops
in the hospitals for these supplies. Let
s,s commence the work here III Tama
County TO assist in alternating their suf-
ferings.
Messrs. Kaufman s. Borland Of
Iowa city desire us to say to those
who subscribed for'their nursery pro.
products, at the request Of their agent
Mr.. Smith, that owing to the scarcity
.ofhelr, they find it impossible to de-.
liver them this fall, but will make ar
engagements to do so in the spring.
From Mr. VIM Nixon, who is
enjoying furlough in this town. We
lear, that the 28th Regimint has re.
ceivcd marching orders, TO take place
next Sunday They :are to start with
seven days rations. These rafions
would certainly take them farther than
Benton Barracks.
-. Mr.. Miller. has received some
very fine ssadli,ions to his stock Of
Jcw,lry and il ready 10 exhibit them
with pleasure Wien called upon, but re.
.rembcr that showing them is not al q
the programme. lle has them tc. sale
~ reasonable fignrrs. ills new stock
IT clocks will BIZ received in two or
three weeks.
To the exclusion ii mnc,i othc-
IN .tter We publish Gen. Pren,iss speech
delivered ut Chicago. We Think. we
ean accomplish more good by publish
ing this for the benefit of the "Tiur-
,urcla than anv,hing else We can pab.
li~h say or do. Read it sc s'i'inctured'
il will open your eyes. Read it patriots
for it will increase ycur patriotism.
49,. last Friday was verycold BIAS
terlns day. Il moved enough TO cove,
the GROUND AMI the weather was very
disagreeahl,.. 1t freza harder n the
evening than ia has been known to ID
j.. this month isr n number OF years.
The ground was t.oZcn at least IN incl,
deep, aud we fear the potato crep has
l"en somewhat injured. The weather
the present week las b,en quite mild
and agreeable.
-. Last Thursday ou,. Sheriff Mr..
II. 4. Williamson received warrant
from Col. Miller Of the 2sth regiment,
Tor the arrest Of M. B. r. Hubbard, aS
q descrter from that regiment. lie ar
rested him the same day at histaomc in
Indiantown, and started him in charge,
of Mr.. Philip Mason, Who belongs to
the same regiment and was sent up 10
receive him, back for the regiment,
whore he will probably have deserters
lesson taught him.
-. Early yesterday morning tho
slow tones of the M. +. Church bell, APP
priced us ofthe solemn fact that another
one Of our fellow mortals had gone to
his eternal home. We soon learned
that those mon nfal tones were annonnc.
ing the death Of Mr.. Sidney 'Mct;ee
formerly a resident of,his county. Last
August 10 vas ore Of lie first &c +enlis.
il Capt. Clarks Company, and left with
il for their camp at sMu.cstine, whore
he was taken sick with Bilious fever
which eventually terminated in his
death. His body was brought to this
place Tuesday evening, and the funeral
lwass hid yesterday forenoon.
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A mammoth stock Of fan and
winter dry goods and groceries has
been received at tic Peoples Store.
..Antsrg tho fine articles We nstice i
splendid display Of Sontags, Nubian,
Soarfs, Acknowledgements. Mr., Johnston
has certainly exhibited very good taste
IA tkseeleotion Of their stock, which TIM
swarms Of ladies and gentlemen and
fha rand d;aannearannA nc THAR goods