The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
LOCAL.

quite well TO guard against small pox, by
vaccination. This disease is reported 10
exist in the western part Of our county.
49,. Part p ofthc Rebellion Record
isrecd. containing besides its large am.
oInt of the history Of the rebellion n
splendid steel engraving of Com. Charles
Boggs aud also one of Gen. Lew Wal
lace. There will be a large call for
this work after the rebellion has c,os,d
and it better be secured now, Price 20
cts. each part -Montcly Address y. T.
Evans AIS Broadway New York N. Y.
-. We have n few wood subscribers
who must bring us the wood or money
shortly, or we will place their accounts
where they will be soon collected. We
have listened TO about 1889 excuses,
ani 1858 falschoods- or less
and we just a little mite suspect that
men do not always speak the truth,
especially when they promise Us a "good
load of wood next week"
Some Of our subscribers may read
''corn' instead Of wood"
III some OF our old subscribers d.
not receive the Transcript" At er this
number, they neel not he surprised.
for We cannot afford, to send it without
lay 7; aud some Of you, shall we call
YOU gentlemen? have never paid Us, ne
pen1v,l AMI Others but trihe. Blu
yoa will shortly pay us more thar a
penny, and if you do i, very soon aud
willingly all right; il not you will pay
the officers Of the law some besides.
Waiting three, four and five years, for
men to pay their subscription is NOR,
salran good nature should endure.
-. Last Tuesday was quite gala
day with the favored few who rartici.
p1,cd III the railroad excursion on free
passes to Chicago We say favored
few, FIR such indeed it seems, Judging
tom Madame Ramon, the Joy of the
participants, and extended codntenanc-
.essnf'thc sliyhted. This latter class as
sert that number Of free passes W re
sent 10 this town with the un.lerst and
ing that they be distributed to the
stockholders of the road residing in the
county, but instead thereof. a part only
". r. Thus el;stribmcl, while ano,he,
part was very literally given to brothers
il law, nephevs, AMI certain personal
friends, some OF whom have made il i
p,int to give the cold shoulder 10 the
road upon every offered occasion, AMI
s"'hers who il was quite well known
would not participate Int sold Their
passes, to individuals gnin. on business
20 Chicago--a very nice thing tor them
certainly
Nav We holl that no one has any
right to enter their protest to this very
nice arrangement, save perhaps III.
sighted stockholders, and VIC question
very much the prepriets il not their
right 70 do 50. True. gentlemen yon
may have promptly paid Your stock,
always beiriendcd and laborcd for their
ffswning agents, yet in doing SO yon
have fully served their purpose they
have secured their ends and they have
no further present use for you, aud
Hence you can expect to be cut. Have
you not lived long enough in the West
TO know thatthis is the way true friends
are treated? II you have not learn the
lesson now, and do not disgrace your
selves il the future by having your
fingers burned the second time at the
axanse place. 80 y
7 Ifitis true a. Madame rumor asserts,
that these passes were sent here to be
distributed among stockholders, o!
course the Railroad company are not n
famt that they were net thus faithfully
distributed, and the other fortunate in
alivilua!s who received them, can thank
their lucky stars, that they stand i
such close relations to that throne o.
grace that they can some times pull
down shower Of blessings upon Their
own heads. And now grumb!ers W.
advise you to "dry up, aud be quiet
do not stray off too far your service.
will undoubtedly be needed in TIL
future, and some OF you will rs meek!
: return to render them as your leade
could ask, ard hence your return viii
only he 80 much the more huniliating
IS. we, sincerely hope the participant
had good ride and fine time general
!, W.. 4sa sess.H ~
49, L. s. Since writing the above, v
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