The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-02
LOCAL..
We have been visited with much
rain during the past week.

80. Rev. D. G. Worfs, is the pastoril
charge Of the M. Il. Church in this town
80. Mr.. Johnston has gore Rast I,
buy now goods, lookout Tor nice 10
when they come.
49,. Exhibitors at the coming count,
Fair will bear in mind, that the Fail
will be held on the eth inst for one da,
only, and that all entries must be made
before o'clock in the forenoon. Thos.
coming from q distance had better
Como and make their entries the day
previous.
~. It will be seen by new advcr
tissment.in our paper to-day, that Mr.
Morr 10 now the Proprietor Of the Am.
brotype Gallery. over the new Brick
opposite the Pos. office. Mr.. Nor,
takes very good pictures. and those
wishing this fancy article mnst moi
fail = give him call.
That large Index in our paper to-day,
points to something important. The
Pgoprictors Of the "Cheap Cash Store"
have. already received their Fall stock
ofgoods, large and good supply which
they sell At very low figures for these
times. Take for sample coffee, which
they still scll Mt pounds for 4 dollar.
Who beats that?
....Dr. Wier reqne sts M to say that
he has changed his recruiting business
and i nov engaged in recruiting the
health ofthe invalids Of the county, in.
stead Of sollie,s For the war. The
Doctor believes in doing with all his
might whatever he undertakes, aud
lAereby succeeds.
-. The 22nd Part Of the Rebellion
Record is At hand, illustrated with very
1ine portraits Of Gen. Hien,xleman
and Hen Mccullough. Those wishing
n faithful and true narrative of the pres
cnt Rebellion, will not fail 10 procure
this work.
Price 50 cents each part, month";.
Address g. z. Pxtnam $50 Broad
way Nex York or Charles T. Evans
general agcut.
DO not fail to read tn. rcs,lu-
lions passed by the R.pnbli. an County
Convention. 1t will be seen that they
ARE Of the true loyal stripe, endorsing
the 1'reisdeni's emancipation Proclama-
tion,-a glorious thing-and vigorous
war policy, with no respect for traitors
il will also be seen that all are invited
do the support Of our ticket, that can
train under this banner.
-. The Sorghum and lmphce crop
has been A. excellent one the present
year, greatly to the JOY and relief of
our people. We think rather more
than usual has also been planted and
raised. The Cane mill, and Evaporation
of Msssrs Cynant, Woodward and Hill
anon have been for two weeks very busy |
nighs and day in furnist,ing tho people
a good article Of Molasses. Other
mills in the town and county are also |
very busily employed in this sweet and
profitable business. Fine ding. Good
Sorghum Molasses now retais for 10
cents per gallon, and superior Imphcc
for so.
Is. The Repnblican caucus held last
Tuesday evening 1t the Court House,
for the purpose Of nominating town.
ship affcars. was largely attended. |
Some rivalry was manifested ~ tlaoV
trisnds Of the various candidates before
the caucus, YET, all passed otfxcry quite
ny and peacefully.
Tho following d the ticket which uas
fhsn agreed upon.
For supervisor
3. a. HALL.
Justices
N. g. WIETING.
N. FISHER.
Trustees
A. HANNA.
JOHN zEHRUNG.
\. EADIE
Clerk.
JOHN sHANKLIG
Assessor.
LIB. NELSON
Constabies
=. u. BEILBY
CHARLES HERRICK.