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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03
AGRICULTURAL.

At the Annual Meeting Of " The Ia
ma County. Agricultural and Ncchani
cal Society held at Toledo, SEPT. 21st
& 2od, 1859, the following Gentlemen
were chosen officers for 1860. Term of
Office to cnmmcnce Jan 1st.
". c. Salisbury Of Indian Village,
President; Gorham Greenlcaf cf Perry.
Vice Presidents; B. A. Hall of Toledo.
Secretary. and A j. Wheaton Q? Tole
do. Treasurer.
DIR EcTogs-Franklii, Davis Of To
ledo; S. klincaman Of Perry; n. Har
mon Of Carroll; J. Ramsdcl cf Rich
land; j. T. AIRES Of Buckin. ham: n
Is. Spencer Ct Gencsco; VIM. B. King
Of Spring Greek VIM Gniltord Of Crys
tai Sampson Strong Of Carlton; James
N. Bradley Of Indian Village; Joshua
Burnley Of Columbia; G. + Hayes Of
Otter Creek F. ". Mcclellan Of York /;
+. Parks Of Sal. Creek.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

CENSUS OF Iowa A census OF the
State Of Iowa has just been completed
according to which the population Of the
Stat. is 633, $40, Of which 1872, SOC are
males, and 3oo,743 females. There are
1876. 457 legal voters in the State. There
are s,los,43e acres ofimproved land, and
1885, 657 uni,pproved.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

"a They have giant 10 Ohio, who,
though but u years Of age, weighs 396
pounds, and il seven and one third feet
high. He is . son Of tho celebrated
Scotch giant, James Randall, who eihih
tied himself 4 Paul's museum, in the
old Masonic Hall Il Philadelphia, ten o.
t~sivs ysaYs aso.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

-4@ The Report of the Secretary Of
the agricultural Society Of our County
may be found in our columns to day
It is very meagre. indeed it speaks far
too poorly for the farmers of our Coun
ty We have an excellent Agricu,tur
al County and many cnterprisius farm
ers ia Is; and it Is TO be much regretted
that so few Of them took part in the
late County Fair
We have been informed that many az
our farmers were displcased. with the
manner in which our County Fair was
conducted year ago-that too many
were engaged in it as important rulers
who had but little If any feeling in com
mon with the working classes. This OBJ.
lection if it still exists should be re
moved None but farmers and mechan-
les should be its Ulcers and they alone
should control it. without the domineer.
ing and selfish suggestions Of A or g.
But this suggestive over selfish feeling
has heretofore more or less, existed
among the farmers themselves. Some
If them have gone so far as to set Ger
tain stakes, saying that unless the Socie
ty came up 10 those, they would hav.
nothing to do with il; and then when
finding the Society could no, do It, have
turned around and thrown obstacles in
its way Farmers must diyest the mselyas
Of this sclishnsss if they wish their ~
riea!,nral Societies to prosper.
They should all attend the reyuls,
meetings. when the Constitution Of tn.
S'ciety may be amended. and when it.
Ulcers are elected, aud then seek to hav,
their suggestions carried out By voice
ofthe majority. Aud when these meet
ings are passed and officer. elected, the,
should leave the entire ma na.ement {.
them and be ready, with joyous hearts
upon tho Fair day to exhibit their sew
eral articles. Until this course is adopt
ed the Society need not flatter themsely,
that success will attend them.
We sincerely hope our farmers, WI
give heed to the suggestions Of their Sec
rotary, who has served them faithful,
for the past year, and be ready to max,
our Count, Fair, next year, al that coul,
be desired.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 81. 1860.

Messrs ROUSDsS LANGDON, are orr on
lv authorized Agents in the ity Of Chicago
II L., to procure Advertisements and Subscrip-
81 oss.
Ga Mcssrs Horace 4. Shaw. 4 Co.. 81 Park
Row, & las Nassau St., New York, nre our on
~ authorised agents in New York City, to pro
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

- plows, | sows, reaps, l mows,
/ gets up wood for winter; l digs, hoes
and tatcrs grows. and for what knows
l owes the printer ! do suppose al
knowledge flows right from the printing
press 50 of goes, in these ere clothes,
to settle up-I guess.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

- Il IS very strange that persons
suffering from diseases pertaining to a
deranged state Of the Liver, will not,
when al remedies fail, just try one bot
Ito Of SAEroRD's INvIGoRAToR, or Liv-
cr Remedy the cure il certain. I'm.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

~ The Washington Press says tia,
Attorney General Rice gave il - biz
opinion; when consulted ) few days
since, that the newly elected County
Superintendent should enter upon their
duties within twenty day after their slee.
ton. ss
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

~ A fro occurred at iowa City on
the evening Of the 25th ult., destroying
the fremont House, owned by DR.. E.
". Lake and occupied by 4. y. Dye
The furniture was mostly saved, although
in damaged condition. Loss cstima.
ted ct $4,000.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03
THE FAIR.

Although the attendance the first day
was very meagrc, motion 10 adjourn
for one year was lost.
The total amount Of Receipts
for mem bership is $1,000
The premiums awarded amount
to s51, so
The amount Of Cash on hand being SUE.
ic'ent to pay but thirty per cent Of the
premiums.
The following is list Of the preni.
ums given BY the several committees
Best Stallion, ". ". Davis, 5000
"a best Stallion, Lucius Kibbec, 300
Best Stallion, years old,
&. Grecncaf, 400
I'd, best Stallion, 8 years old,
Vim. Hines, 900
Best Stallion year old, Lucius
h'bbee, 200
Best Stallion Cot, B. A. Hall, 200
Conn.,. Il. Brush, Isaac Butler
John Muckler.
Best G:lding, ". W. Davis. 300
Best Mare 3 years old, 2 Rush, $50
Best Mare years old, j" !" 100
Comb. \. Hall, S. DoolittIe. NJ.
Hate.
Best Breeding Mare, 2. Rush. 100
"a !" w. C.
SALISBURY Dip
Committec.-F. Dranncn. T. Tn
lin.
Best Matched Team, W.
Salisbury, ooo|
Committee. II. Davis and C. KEEL |
logg.
Best Mare Colt, 2 Rush, 1.oo|
oomm'ttec.-John Burge and l. |
Clark.
Best p. Mules, }. G. vormilya. 3oo|
"a J. Il. VanHorn, 2,ool
Best Cow for Stock Raising, /
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

nB' Notwithstanding the pressure Of
the times, our Town has made some i'm.
improvement the past summer.
The building erected, by Messrs Iar-
rison, Crosby & Edwards. on the east
side Of the public square is certainly a
credit to the place. II we had few
more erected, presenting as good fronts
it would be very fine Improvement to
our Tom.
Among the residences We observe that
Mr.. Moorcroft claims some credit for
his, situated in the South cast part Of
Town. Also Mr.. G. s. Lorg, who is
now erecting a very fine two story dwell
ing on the corner Of Main and Ross
Streets, and Mr.. c. Conant who is erect
ing another large two story dwelling.
now nearly completed, at the corner or
Ohio Street and the County Road.
Besides these Mr.. A. Rusch has butt
him Shoe Shop and dwelling house,
the CONGREGATIONAL Church has been
progressing, snd a number Of our citi'
zen.. have built additions, to their hon.
ses 10 make them more comfortable and
convenient.
Give us better times. better railroad
facilities. and good Wagon reads. and
We will show one Ct the most entcrpris
ing Towns in TIE State.
E9- CAVITY & JonssroN Of the
! PEorLE's STORE. present to our readers
the present week. . now advertisements
i to which VIC invite careful rerusa| -
| They hold ont no Inducements. and
! make M promises but what they arc
ready to fulfill They have now nearly
completed their large Stock Of fall ard
winter goods and from present irdica
ticns we believe, another rev stock Will
be demanded soon. Customers arc al
most constantly maxim. purchases and
waiting at their counters. which is the
hest evidence in the world that they are
dealing satisfactory with I'll parties
Call and examine their goods although
you do not wish TO purchase. tEey viii
charge you nothing for the trouble.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

Poison ANTI oTEs.-A tcaspoonful
Of salt and teaspoonful Of mustard
stirred quickly in teacupful Of water,
and swallowed after any poison taken in !
to the stomach BY accident, will instantly
act as an emetic. As soon after - the
stomach is quiet, drink cup Of coffee,
clear and strong, or swallow tho white ofan
egg.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

B. "A. Hall, 800
I'd best Cow for Stock Raising,
VIM. Hines, 800
Best year old heifer, 'Wm.
Hines, $50
I'd best year old heifcr, 3. A.
Hall, 100
Best Cow for Dairy purposes,
w. + johnson, 800
ID best Cow for Dairy purposes,
j. &. Vermilya, 200
Best Bull Calf, Morton p.
Scott, 100
Com--L. Kibhce, ". G. Salisbury,
". w. Davis,
Best specimen of Harness Max
in., W, W Davis, Inventor, LOO
Com.-T. Murray, 7. T. Martin, L
Davis.
Best specimen Of Cabbage, r. Davis, IS
" "swcct potatoes,
b. 4 Hall, .25
Best specimen Of seed Corn, W.
G. Salisbury, %
Best Case Of Artificial Flowers,
Mrs. b. \. Hall, so
Best specimen Of SYuashcs, A.
II. Nisey, IS
Best specimen Ct Cheese, A. IL.
Ilisey, 40
Best specimen Of Rag Carpet,
\. Il. lIisey, 100
It is but c.ir to state that some as
good stock as any exhibited, was moved
from the Fair the first day, il being sup
posed By the owners that there would b.
no exhibition as there were 81. few in at
tendance
John N. Sei.loch, ESQ, Of Toledo
Township, exhibited basket Of very
fne Isabella Grapes, Cultivated BY him
SELF.
Lack Of money, va. / Of time, pres
sure Of business &C., are among the
many reasons assigned BY persons for
not taking an active part in the Annua;
Meeting Of the Society Of this County,
but the principal cause, to our shame be
It said, for the almost total failure Of the
present year, is attributable to tic sim
pie fact, that those who should be the
most act!v. in this matter, lack energy
aud that those Of whom most is ius,lv
expected, viz: the farmers Of our Coun.
~, manifest but lttlo interest for the
welfare Of tho enterjrze.
Il is sincerely hoped that this state Of
things wiz not exist f,r another year
but that The officers Of the Society, the
Directors Of the several townships. and
all who are favorable to prosre :. will
all IN making the next fair, which Is "a
be held on the first Wednesday Of Octo
Der, 1850, decided Improvement upon
all past exhibitions OF the kind in the
County.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03
A. j. WHEATON, Sch

AGUE CUKE.-This is something Of a
science as well as medicine. The su-
pceme difficulty Of the science is to ac
comnlish its cul without injury to The
health tho supreme excellence Of the
medicine is in accomplishing just that.
Fever and Asua has long been cured BY
nninine, Arsenic, Bismuth, Mercury.
but the mischief was, the deep and of
ten painful footprints they have left on
tie constitutions treated By them. Door.
AYERS new remedy cures without
particle Of either Of these .r any other
deliterious substance. Aud lie promi
scs not only absolute safety bat perfect
certainty Of cure, with which We NAV
mention another quality Of excellence
not TO be overlooked in these times. and
that is his low price. which puts this
browning glory Of his art. within the
reach ct all.-Herala, Lahe County,
Ind
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

FRAUDS IN NEBRAsKA.-Tbe returns
froom Fort Kearney give East5yook 23s
majority fer delegate il is said there are
not rs legal votes there.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

LINN County. Nearly 5000 votes
were polled in this county at the late
election, being an increase Of about 1uO
over the vote Of last year. In 1856 the
total vote was about 1900. The vote
this year exceeds that Of any other in
land county in the State; and only four
river counties, dubuque, Scott, Dcsmoines
ard Lee have polled as many votes a. we
have Linn Comfy Register.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

st5- Mr.. Shanklin has just received
and has for sale at his Drug Store on the
east side Of the public square, choice
variety Of liquors. Those wishing a
good article should give him a call.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

BE- The following is table, showing
the Electoral vote for 1860.
Our readers should preserve it FOR ref
crence during the coming Presidential
campaign.
It will be seen it includes Kansas.
which may not be admitted as . State in
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

sg The Legislature Of Mass, aeci-
tiea on the goth u!t, to place the statue
Of Horace Mann, on The State House
grounds.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

s@ In Philadelphia, .ccording to The
directory, there are SOS Smiths, 412
Browns, 336 Johnsons, 3O4 JoDescs 269
Williamses, 225 Wilson. and l78 Daviscs.
OF the Smiths, so rejoice in the Chris
tan name Of John, while Of the Joneses
there arc 20 who are known BY Z At
excellent prefix. Of the Johnsons, one
half the number are colored.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

JOSHUA Il. GIDDINGs-A dispatch
from Philadelphia, says that j. Il. Gid
dings has published q card defending
himself fron the insinuation implied b.
the refusal Of Capt. Brown to answer the
questions 10 conversations with Mason,
Faulkner, and Valiandighsm, whether
he (Giddinss) had been consulted. about
the Virginia Expcdition. He pronoun.
COS this attempt to assaiI him dishonora
bic, and denies having been consulted BY
Brown in regard to this or any other OK
petition whatever
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

br We are enjoying very fne wealth
er. A decided improvement upon last
week.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

RI n
STATE LEGIsLAruREs The complete
ness If the triumph just achieved 10 sew
ersl States, may Be inferred from the M
jori,ies in the several Legislatures The
Republicans have : majority in the Penn.
sylvaniA Legislature So on joint ballot;
in Ohio 80; and 10 Minnesota Of 81.
Contrary 10 6rst reports the Rspubli-
cans Of Poweshiek county elected their
Sheriff and Treasurer & Recorder.
LEAYENwoRTH. K. T. Oct -. SO.
The Democratic Ststs Convention q
Lawrence, yesterday, nominated Sam.
Msdary for Governor, John r. Slough
for Lieutenant Gov John A. Haldeman
for Congress, and Judge Williams, PRES
ent Associate Judge for Chief Justice.
d The Fillibusters have been tried il
New. Orleans and scqnitted.
CONGRESSMAN ELEcTED.-Hon. H. g.
Blake, the, Rep. candidate. i elected -
Congress in the 18th District, Ohio By
1000 majority, 70 81 the yacapsy &c.
sasionsd y he ssstb : o. Hos. Cyrus
Epinet.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31
T'sl" District Court.

Hon. J. s. Townsend presiding, is still in
session. and will be the balance of the week.
when it will come to an end, by limitation of
time, although we understand that the
business cannot be all disposed of by that
time, owing to very large docket. "
The suits of the B. & NJ. r. R. Co., against
private subscribers to stock. six in number
and the application in behalf of the State of
Iowa, on relation of the company above NAM
ed for a writ of Mandamus against the Com-
ty of Wapello to issue county bonds came up
for hearing on yesterday wednesday, -
The former cases were submitted on the
demurrer of defendants, to the Ietition, of
which there were several causes, of which all
but one, in substance that the Secretary of
the company had no authority to fix upon the
time and place of payment, in calls for
inStallments, were overruled. o., The
objection covered six installments, under
call of Feb. '55. The company submitted
to non-suit as to those payments, and the
cases were continued. D. Rorer appeared
for Plaintiffs in these cases, and Bigham,
Summers, Hendcrshott and others for de-
PENDANTS.
The proceeding for Mandamus to the coun-
ty also came up on Wednesday, d. Rorer,
Esq, for the Plaintiffs, and H. G. Caldwell
and j. F. Wilson, Esqrs., for the county
The case came up on demurrer to the infer
nation, and was ably argued by the Attor-
neys of both parties at length. The decision
of the Court on the motion for the alternative
writ bad not been made at the time OF writ
ing this, .
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31
North Missouri Railroad.

The friends of this road-those who believe
that it ought to be built to Lancaster, in
Schuyler county, and when there tlatit will
be continued by Iowa companies so as to
connect with roads running directly. from the
North to the South, and through the
best portion of Iowa-are not going ito give
it upse." They have determined to appeal
from the decision of that remarkable body,
the House of Representatives of Missouri, to
the people, with view Of setting aside the
judgment rendered against the road at the
late session. Accordingly, we have been re-
quested to publish the bill which passed the
Senate for the completion ofthis road, and
which the House rejected. If it had been
passed, there is every reason to suppose that
the road would have been built upon the
dollar for dollar principle, and that when con-
nected with the Iowa roads it would pay the
interest on the bonds issued by the State for
its construction. Lancaster, in Schuyler
county is only seven miles from the Iowa
boundary, and assurances from most response
BILE quarters have been given of the willing
ness and ability Of the Iowa people to build
their portion ofthe road.-Mo. Republican.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31
THE RailrOad SUif.

IT might possibly turn out that this Coun-
ty don't owe the Railroad anything Whetil-
er it does or not, the mat e being in litiga-
ton, we do not think it becoming in us now
to express IN opinion, but one thing occurs
to us as proper to say, and that is that Meth
er the interest or honor Of the County will
be promoted by any further delay of a final
decision ofthis case than is absolutely neces-
sary to full and fair investigation of the
Law and the facts. A defense merely to
gain time, it seems to US, in case of this
kind, would hardly comfort with that respect
which a wealthy and populous county like
Wapello ought to have for its reputation
What can be the motives for the delay, which
is threatened, we would ask? The facts
are all at hand, the law is already enacted
there are no distant witnesses to deposc, and
the county viii not bercalled upon to pay
any money. Why, then, mayit not be de-
cided as speedy as the forms of law will per-
nit? We can conceive of no reason unless
it be to serve the purpose ola popular hobby
for demagogues, short of capital, to use in the
ensuing canvass. 49,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31
Halls Lung Balsam.

If Physicians will use it, why is it not Safe
for the People? The mclicin, to which
refer is "Dr. HILLS Bllsam for the Lungs"
haveprescribsiitin alarse number ofcases
and always with succese. Ons casr in par.
ticular, to which wish now to refer, was
gicen up by several phy,icians who had been
called in consultation with myself The pa
tent haa all the symptoms Of con frmed con-
Sumption, such as cold night sw,ats, hectic
fever, harrassiny cousl, with continued pain
in the lobe Of the right lung, stten led with
severe diarrhsa! He commcced immedi-
ately to get better by the use of the above
named medicine, and was soon restored to his
usual health! have also found DR.. Halls
Balsam the most uaLua5le erpectorant for
breakin; up distressing coughs and colds
that have ever used.
ID. WRIGHr, NJ. d.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2, lS49.
Sold by j. L. Taylor, Ottu nva, Iowa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31
Liver Complaint Cured.

Mr.. A. L. ScovILL,-Dear Sir Il feel it
my duty to let you know what yoIr ms licine
has done for ny wif,. Sh,w,s greatly trou-
bled with the Liver Comp laint, attenie with
debility, for number ofyears. The physi-
clans prescription, which we tried, failel to
cure her. W. triel your Byool Syrup, to-
gether with th, bathing ov,r the liver with
salt and alcohol every night, an by tho use
of i've bottles she was entirely cured
Yours respectfully,
CIN, Der. Is, 1871 DAVID FREEsAN,
Residenc. on Court ST., bet Race and Elm :.
Sold by j. L. Taylor, Ottumwa, Iowa.
See A Advertisement in another column of
our paper.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31
MIR. Douglas Declines.

An exchange says that when Mr.. Douglas
was recently asked to consent to stand as a
candidate for nomination at the Charleston
Convention he declined. Ga being pressed
for a reason, he said: "I'he Opposition are
sure to succee in the next Presidential cleo
tim" This bitter confession of the ablest
man in the Democratic ranks, gives us, in a
few words, the clearest idea of the complete
decentralization of the Administration. Its
power of evils, comparatively speaking, at
an end.
1t is generally conceded, in political cir
cles, that Douglas and Hunter have come to
an understanding, by which the latter is to
have the honor of being defeated by the OPP
position in 1850 the former awaiting the
chances of 1864. This opinion receives ad-
ditionaT strength from the fact, that the last
three candidates of the Democracy have been
taken from the North, making the next due
TO the South. ...... ...-.. ....-.'
The States. formerly a strong Douglas pa
per, is now evidently under the control of
Hunter, with a kindly feeling towards Doug
las, and the editor is a Virginian of the Hun
ter school. The silence of Hunter, during
the recent popular sovereignty debate in the
Senate, is also considered olninous of the as
pirations Of The chairman of the Committee
on Finances Washington Republic
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31

An important railroad meeting WAS held
at Buffalo, week before last The principal
through lines connecting the east and west
were represented. Trey failed, however, to
accomplish the object proposed-an agree.
ment as to general time table, and freight
rates--owing to the refusal of the N. Y. Cen
trail AM Hudson River Roads to come into
the arrangement. Subsequently the north
EN- interest met separately and fixed up
those matters to suit themselves. They a.
dopted the highest rates of speed ever before
attempted, 50 hours from New York to
Chicago. The southern roads agreed to
meet thereafter at Columbus, Ohio, to adopt
rules for their government. The opinion is
expressed that under the policy which will
control the r ,ilroad the coming season, we
shall have fast travelling, competition, and
an unusual number of smash ups.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31

We encountered report yesterday, on the
street, that John G. Reed Esq, Vice Presi-
dent and acting Superintendent of the B. &
M. r. Railroad, had made the declaration
that the Road should he completed to Ottum-
wa by the first Of July next. We have
great confidence in Mr.. Reeds ability to do
that very thing, if he has fully made up his
mind that it shall be done. We should be
glad to know positively about it, as we have
some preparations to make for the becoming
celebration of the important event.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31

We see it stated that Attorney General
Black has changed his opinion in relation to
the extent of this grant, holding now that it
extends to the source Of the river. All the
Crbinet agree with him except Mr.. Thompson
Secretary of the Interior in whose Department
it is, and Mr.. Holt, the new Post Master Gener-
al. The President, however, has ordered the
Attorney General to make up al agreed cas-
to submit t., the earliest action Of the Supreme
Court, the lands to be kept out Of market in
the meantime.