The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-30
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See u. 8. Assessors Notice.

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We have received from Mr.. w
w. Beebce, nurserymon at Dubuque .
valuable cs say on "orchards and Fruits
published in pamphle. form, at 10 cts
each. We will publish great part Of
II in our agricultural column, ofrom
week TO week.
-. Buckwhcat for seed for sale by
NJ. Cochran.
Wheat was sold in town last Sa
turday for $l,55 per bushel. We sup.
pose our farmers care but little how
high gold goes up, provided wheat,
corn and other products, follow 80
closely.
Mr.. Turbett continues to receive
supplies Of fresh and good groceries.
Call and examine.
Mr.. Henry Weaver has been
promoted to the lst, and J. II. Davis
70 the End Lieutenancy Of Go. +, 2sth
Iowa Regiment Inf; their commissions
to date from the 18th Of this month.
-. The glorious revivitying, ex-
hilerating, and genuine vet rains have
come at last. Monday and Tuesday
were happy days with our farmers, for
the rains came pouring down in splendid
showers in real good old fashioned
style. It was really worth = round
100000 in green backs, to this county
Oh, come again Just in time Of need.
MIR. O. s. Bishop il establishing .
nursery in this Town, something the
people Of the county need for their &C.
comodation. He has also commenced
taking orders for next year, and may be
found in the Streets Of this Town on
Saturdays.
-. Take look at our large splendid
Piano, and read the advertisement.
Any one wanting new first class piano
will tiud it to their interest TO give 10 q
call.
....Nis expected that the 4th day
Of July 1864 will not visit this town At
least not with patriotic thunders and
spread eagle eloquence, but it has de.
c'ded to call at Irving; the people Of
that town having determined that the
big bird shall do some of its tallest
screaming at that place, are preparing
TO entertain all the people Of this county
and half Of Benton. Let everybody
and everybody else. attend, for it is the
last 4rh Of July that We shall have this
year.
-. There will be meeting Of the
citizens Of Toledo and vicinity at the
basement of the Congregational Church
on Friday evening next, at early can.
die light, for the purpose Of taking
measures, to prepare a public dinner,
for our returned veterans who are now
At home OH furlough, 4 other matters
that may come before the meeting. Lot
there be . full attendance, both ladies
and gentlemen are invited to attend.
-. Gold has advanced to 235 and
24o, and IS consequence everything
il rising. going up, up, up. The Chica-
60 papers have again advanced their
prices. We have just received word
from our furnishing house that white
paper has taken another rise and that
We must pay more for it. The most
Of the county papers in this State have
for some time charged two dollars per
year in advance for their papers while
we have held out as long as we could.
After this date we shall charge q per
year in advance'for the "Transc,ipt, /"
and two dollars and fifty cents il in ar
rears, We hope our subscribers will
see the necessity Of this, and not find
fault with us. Our farmers were once
willing TO pay Us three bushels Of wheat
for one years subscription now wheat
is bringing $l,55 per bushel; 80 they
will see that che prices Of their things
has advanced much more than our
labor. We shall realize but very little
profit on each subscription at g, pei
year-nss than formerly at $3.50. but
we arc bound to struggle on as long. .,
possible.
SPECIAL NOTICE,