The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
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Sec advertisement elsewhere Of
q splendid farm for sale.
Mr.. J. M. Shankln will please accept
thanks Of our family for. special favors.
-. Our members Of tho Legislature
will please accept our thanks for pub
lie documents.
Our Tuesdays mail from the
east failed us. We learn that the cars
are delayed in the eastern par, Of the
State by snow and ice.
The weather has been very cold
the torepart Of this week, attended
with high winds on Monday and Tues
day.
There will he a Lecture on the
river Jordan and Dead sea, delivered At
the Baptist Church Sabbath eve. g
o'clock Feb, 81, illustrated by MAPS
and diagrams for the instruction Of all
in Bible history &c.
Sunday school scholars are especially
invited.
-. Dr.. sc. Rogers, Assistant Sur
geon Of tho saith, Iowa, Rcgt. has re.
turned home on short furlough to
yisi, his friends. The Doctor looks as
if he enjoyed military life with a good
relish. lie will please accept our thanks
for late Nashville, Louisville and Indi.
annapolis papers.
The Rev. Mr.. VanAnla, started
yesterday on trip to the cas-: to So
lcit donations to discharge the debt
which stands against the NJ. i. Church
of this town. The amount required is
little over 5000. We hope he will
prove successful. The labors Of this
circuit all now dc, solve upon the Rev
d. c. Worts, who doubtless will labor
assiduously to discharge them.
-. Do our people wish TO know
who are the real business men in this
town? Ifso, let them peruse the adj
vcr,isiny columns Of the "7ranscript."
1t is an infallible rule, that every truly
business man, seeks every avenue 10 en-
large lis business. Mcssrs J. L. Stew
art e Co. are pr wing this the present
week By flaming advertisement, set
ing forth what they wish the people dis
timely 10 understand, that they are DO.
ing large business, and determined 20
take the lead..in their line Of business in
in this town. We know they have
large stock Of goods, and crowds Of
customers every day. Call OH them
and see for yourselves.
-. Judge Isbel arrived in town
last Monday about The middle of the af
tcrnoon, and Immediately proceeded 10
open the District Court. The Grand
jury were emranclled md ease tried
before the Court adjourned for The NOR
row. On Tuesday morning the Grand
Jury were discharged, they stating
that no business appeared before them.
The day was spent in the trial Of crm-
inal cases, chiefly for ,rcspass a,i
stealing timber.
Mcssers. Tcmplir. Of Iowa City, Pres
ton Of Marion, Murphy Of Marcngn,
Chatman!and Allen Of Waterloo, Board
man and Brown Of Marshall we're the
foreign Attorneys in attendance.
-. In another place, it will be found
from official figures, that on the 9th
INST, our quota under AL calls, to be
raised from that time was IL men. We
learn that since that time abou. dozen
men have been enlisted, part of them
in Capt Gallagber's company and a part
in Capt. Schaeffers. We will also he
credited for the veterans Of this county
who have or may enlist. Capt. Gal
laghcr says he learns that part of his
old company has enlisted il SO,
probably the number yet to be raised
by this county is at least SO. Now
cannot each one If us do something
toward aiding the recruiting officers in
securing this number Of recrui,se
-. Judge IsbcIl, who is now holding
District Court in town makes upon the
whole very good Judge, running the
legal "mcrshecn" without fear or favor,
rasping the knots off from capiious
Attorneys, in the most approved style,
to the tittering satisfaction of modest
men, yet we think he acted little IL
hasty in diecharging the Grand Jury on
rho morning. If fhn 60 ,Oud 11av - Have