The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

-. Mr.. ]. i. Stewart Of Inka, hal
Just received large lot Of new snmmc'
goods, which are just sni,ed TO the
times, aud going uR like hot cakes al
reasonable figures.
-. In another place will be found
call for railroad meeting to which
We invite attention. This call is Ia oil
the people Of the county who may have
IN interest in \ north and south rail
v"ad through our county. The Pre.i
dent Of the company was in tow, few
days Ago and gave na the very
hest encouragement OF the prospects
mud carly reimbursement Of the road
Az agent of the company, Mr. Preston
II now with ~ solic,ting s,o,k. W.
notice that Of late, there - being
awakened along tho proposed line a
new interest in this road. Messrs. w.
H. Johnston and +. A. Graham, with
other citixena along the line are now
attending meeting IN 81. Louis having
tr its object the construct,on Of thi.
road. Let ~ take hold Of this enter
prise, farmers with = will TO accomplish
u. 10 sure 10 attend the meeting.
-. The July M. If Gohey's Lady.
Book is received containing the lates,
styles ~ furnished by a. J. Stewart &
Go. "f New York.
This work always contains choice
things fnr the ladica.
4 Scnd $500 Ia i. A. Cooley 32s
Chestnut 81. philadclphia, Pa, for the
work for one year.
80. II rained some every day las,
week. hut on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday morning il came in torrents.
We never saw Deer Greek higher.
Friday evening about 8 o'clock We had
quite high ~ind, bat no damage wa
done, beyond throwing over . few
email buildings, and breaking down
some tender plants in the gartlena. The
freshet carried off the bridge near where
she Touring mill stood, aud We learn
carried away the dam At Burners mill.
The wind played sad havoc in the
north part Of our county A. will be seen
ny our correspondents letter.
- -. Last week We gave notice Of
IN excellent work being published, writ.
Cen BY Mr.. Richardson, correspondent
Of the n. Y. "Tribune."
We have examined the advanced
sheets Of ,his new work and 6nd them
very inievsting. Our newspaper &C.
counts Of the war have been the move
ment 1t armies, the strategy of (;eneralr
AMI the history II bat,lcs but this work
enters new field,-ii gives the inside
view Of the rct,ellion, the brutal treat
meni Of our prisoners, the home feeling
ofthe rebels &c, &c. Mr. Richardson
having travelled > long time IN disguise.
and'at length captured aud confined
twenty month"; in sevei different priion.,
has secn and experienced what but =
very few have, and enables him to write
= very Interesting work, which he has
done.
The work can be procured only Of
Agents. one of whom. Mr.. II. w. Blake,
isnow in our county and will call on
our people. Subscribe for the work il
you wish 10 read something 20 interest.
ing that you viii 40, know where TO stop
when you have once commenced it.
.....Yes, yes, the 4th Of July il com
ing this year somsw where between the
ST. aud 5th rs usual but rather unuroal
We shall. with favorable weather, have
the largest celebration in this Town eve,
held in the county. We hear Of no AZ
Engagements beirg made in any o,he,
part Of the county for celebration, and
ample psepar ATOMS are being made fo'
this, hence We are safe 10 saying, tina,
without adoabt, " shall have the excel
@i1r u celebrations. II has been decid
ed to have basket diassr, every fam.
lily furnishing not only enough for them
selves, but little surplus for friends
especially returned soldiers.
The officers Of the day are:
.e For President, N. e. Wieting;
For Vice Presidents, members Of tbs
Board Of Supervisors;
For Chaplains, Reva L. Dodd and
A. y. Low;
Reader, Capt. A. Stoddard
Orators Rev. A. Cordner and another
orator, one from abroad viii be secured
Chief Marshall, Col. Jno. Council;
".' Assistant Marshals, Knight Dexter
r. Davis, J. D. Ba rnes, q. w. Cowles
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