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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-12
Rose q Prentlss' Provision Market

&NO extra charge made for packages or cart
age TO railroad depOts or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE 4 PRENTISS.
Naa lA0 IL and IAa Ontnrin atraat
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health Ia
few weeks By very simple remedy, after having sui-
fered for several years with severe lung Affection,
and that dread disease, consumption-fs anxious to
make knevn to his fellow the means Of cure.
TO I'll who desire It, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrptsn sssd (ss Of charge, with he diSsetens os
preparing snd using tho same, which they win And
suaE cuas for cossuHPTrbs, AsrrAA, DsescnrTrs,
Cousiss, CoLts, ana Ill Throat and Lang A6sctions:
The only object 81 the sdvsss in sending the fts.
scrpton y . b1nsnt the aictsd AID speed iDforna
ton which 10 eonesivss 70 b Invaluable, shd b hopsa
every su1sr will Try his rsmedy % will cost tAs
nothing, and nay prove blessng.
Parties Whaling tn prescription, sass, b fsssss ns
will plsass address
AsY. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
,iSpll wilnsnsburyh, Htpgs CO., ssv yssk.
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J:hosvg 1lsieh !; fsiiiDg IL this, b. fast.
'.u.d onset IL. fos.. 70 /. 'splios 10
the grove, and mounting The ether horss
ptoesedsd to the rssidsoss Of jobs b
Kelly, 10 Sugar Greek toEnship, where
he stsyed ever night The next morn.
ing he borrowed saddis from Mr.. K. 70
ride to D.vsnpor,. Tbs, horse, harness
and sled left 10 The grove, have bees -,
covered, but tho other horse and thief
have not been heard from.
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=
MA 4. Can any oas present tell ne VIZ
n1ynDS cells nors l0rSesijes tAsa fny ethts
Aa.e. IN ceda,a.>ntvY - = = - O I
~A. ..ns..
shA 1assseseSHS ~ seeee0 'stsie: ~ kssps
i' s %. ....,,, y ~. ~; 10, .,,.r .,,,..
nSseaejue. Daven6sr( LCH1ea. ChrSnee ~
Upton, eli over. except Deyaeons, for 0sses
Tea aad could ri acne . sois ne. I stepped II
sIsir best Greea Tea, tsok Il, home, ana anes
aeius Il 1 lev times IesesoeA sack anA NsasAs
iouY poupds Of IL for fear they would not Nv
% good again. Bss De5stSo tsld - hs hsA ths
shsrs vas pI.as, sSrs 81 Is sanS NJ. a. ~
oesss1 my s.,sSscm !. ssr - peSsseie she.s n,
20 much 90 in fact thar nearly iii he talk IN ,As
neiehborhood q s1Sus ths fes 8 6oyafoi,s. a..
cent they stop oce naly 70 taxi over s1d eea.
slider what they ought % ID; Tor he n. T. 4, 4.
Railrsad, kno wing lie more Railroads we have
Il . reduction in frsieSts Joe Will rive sll a.
gaia to his customera a.. A. =
D. When the Child's bovs ieft- tAonsht ths
house would 70 up in 4 short time: % 6ousht
q other places, and did not 70 int BsynSon's
ant,l The ether dsy. stspped h. sad sfter vait.
asked Joe. how he sold sugar. Eight peunds
for . dollar. he snsvsred 'What |" said /
perfectly thunder.etruck. Eight penpla f.,c
1Sllsr." said Joe. "Hsw much WIN Won havsY
NJ. T.. who was in at tie time and Who Mad
iesAly purcAasel his Grocsrjes AZ Nusca,i.e
asked ice how IL sold Coffee "Th,ee poun1s
Tor . collar" NJ The quick reply. "iIree
pounds FOR . ds,,es: Why. / paid 81 ets Der =
Tor Ceoss not . geed . tAas, Ne sSAes DAY, o
Nuscatine. and thought was gstNag II q ceass
popAd che apsr tAan ceuld II Upton. fssr
thia instsGl ,sf eeiRg twsBty i've nilss fsray
goods, snd then getting swtndlsd, an seise
TO leave ny money In my own county tows;
knowing that the better county town ~ have
the more NJ farm y worth; besides. esa GET
better Groceries at joe Boynton's than can In
Muscstine.
Mr.. F., who had said nothing al this time, now
said. Il had NY fears when The Child bsys sold
out, but csncluded to see what Joe. would %.
1t the sane time I looked sreund to zee whst
others we're doing, but finding l could DO 70
better. bought III my Groceries q BoyStes's:
and becoming pretty we'll acquainted with Mn
questioned him. the other day, shout his bust.
ness. he showed me his cash book, and was
astonishedt TO fad that he had sold within email
fraction Of - many goods, during the ains
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Bold STEALING On Friday even
ing last : suspicious looking individual
of the Dutch pertiDaci.y, hailiag from
Davenport, took lodgings At the Union
Heuss in this place. On Saturday morn
ing, = carpet sack was missing from its
placs in tho barre Of the hotel, and
sometime during the day was found 10
the stable, rifed Of its contents, and ~
no prsof could be furnished - to whs
was thu guilty party, no one wss nelsst.
Cd. During the same day, tho Dutch.
man alluded to above stole An over. coat
from ''.niae host Of the Union House
and pawned the same to Chris Schlipp,
proprietor Of . lager beer saloon, for tho
sum Of disappearing to redeem the
some the next day. Immediately there
after he stole pair Of gloves from ths
meat shop Of Kelly & Tower, which he
also sndsavored to pawn to said Schlipp
but did not succeed.
II thu evening Mr.. Crum, who lives
north Of Clarence, came TO town In two
horse sled and hitched his team on the
north side Of the eourt house square, and
then stepped into the hardware store Of
Smith Brothers to mske pursh,se -
During lis absence this same Dutch nah
took tho team, drove around on tho west
side Of the square. end paced out Of
town On the Muscatins road. In bic
hurry to make bis escape, hs aecidea.,l.
y came in contact With : stump, osar
Wn. Carts, about two miles south Of
toxs, ths consussion w.s % great . 10
break the teagu. ont Of the slsd. Hs
then went TO Geo. Carts, ! short dissauoe
back n tie road, and wanted ~ hire .
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Dsxrrsrsr.-DH. p. T. Sxfrr, our worthy
Dentist viii b absent from February 9Th to the
18th inclusive. Persons desiring to have work
done should call on him previous to the 9Th. or
wait uAtla 10 rseurns. r. n. 49,.
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MAIL CONTRACTS The contracts for
carrying the mails 10 the State Of Iowa,
for four years from next July, will Be let
this Spring. Proposals win b received
until March 29th, and decisions anuouu.
csd BY the 28th day Of April next. A
list Of the routes can be seen At the post.
Office.
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County superintendent.

NOUnSy SuPStuuS0WO0Uts q
MR. EDIroR:-I notice 10 your paper
of the 18th inst, the resignation Of G.
A. Pound as County Superintendent
He seriously regrets the necessity that
compelled him to this step; first charg.
ing upon his friends, and the friends of
education, for his acceptance Of the Office,
sod then aauntiDg at::the Board Of Super.
visors for refusing to raise his salary for
carrying out his plans OF "making the
Office substantial benefit to tho schools
Of the ceunty.." But tho sum Of oil the
reasons, is the "grossly inadequate d..
lowancs made by tho Bosrd at ito last
session, ''-is what virtually compelled
him to fssigu.
Now, An one that believes that the
Board provided . reasonable compessa-
,;en fox tie duties required By Section
70 Of the school lave Of Iowa. The Law
SLOWS q psr. day for the Office work,
aod the Board propose to pay fifty cents
per day more for visiting the schools.
Then II two hundred days be tho least
possible time 10 which the work Of the
Office could DO done, the Superintendent
would get,
For visiting schools, 40 days. $4,000
For 80 days ofice work, at 81 10000
ro.., 10000
Making 40 aversgs Of g 80 per day for
oil the work done, and IS cents per day
more than is paid tho Teachers employ.
I'd in teaching the schools 10 the county.
am awsre that the Office Of County
Superintendent, il IN important one !;
and he who holds it ought to Be amply
paid for his services, but Why hs should
get more for his work THAI men Who fiji
Offices Of greater responsibilities, / am
not ablo to ''ses" Common Iaborers do
not get more than one dollar per day, and
me hanies from swo dollars 20 two and l
half, and from the proceeds Of their
labor, many Of them support large fsmi.
lies, while others IRE aceumulatisg and
tre,suriog up respectful little fortunes
Blu. i, IL said that the Board did not
make provisioss to pay the Superia.snd
ent for the use Of 1 horse and buggy, 1t
the rate Of % per Day. Whenever ;
horse snd buggy becomes part and par
osl Of sls Superintendent, Then I would
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lsdy and gentleman IN the GATED
States can hear something very much to their advan-
tage By return mail Gree Of charge BY addressing thu
undersigned. Those having fears Of being humbuggsd
will obse b. not noticing this card All others will
please address their obsdient servant,
usHi THOs. r. CHAPMAN,
vl3nly e3i Broadway, New York.
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VALEN7ISfs.-A choice lot Of Valen.
tines, right from the manufacturers, can
be had It the possoi6ss. The seutimsns.
al ssa The ina lsvisg ssn oil b ssoenao.
dated S@'T@~ T'+@ ,'t'l *.@s"@ .@"@@
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

Genssnaa who suffered for years from Nsrvoss
Debility, Premature Decay. and al the effects Of
full indscresion, viii, for The sake Of suernt human
ity send fss to I'll who heed it, the recipe and drse.
lions for raakhg the simple remedy By which he vas
cured Sufferers wishing to profit By the advertisers
experience, can do 80 By addressing
John B. OGDEN,
yl8n1y No. 81 Chamber, IT, Nav York.
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~Tbs Temperancs Alliance will
meet on Monday evening, Feb. 9Th, in
the Luth erai Church. Al sddrsvs will
DO delivered on s.occasion, BY tbe. Rev.
G. NJ. Scott.
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[aFes -upss tAs Bessd Tie ssesssiIyEsf
sskisg the matter into sonsideration, and
I'D ,h: osss'ss'y sneans to meet shs
demand. 80,
!. II Il. work ef tie oaIc, will 10, cup.
port itself fer che wsat Of sso,s work, let
the unfortunate uss wAe H. 70 gu ths
vacancy oeoasiossd By The rssigsstioa Of
NJ. lPouod, work bio own fsrm, sod not
take the advics Of two or thsss friends
% to Whist The Board will do for him
sf.er 10 has taken the rssp possibilities 81
the Office. ...... .. L. A. W.
D We srs inclined 70 think that L. H..
W. 10 10 earnest when he ssys he il one
Of those who believe that the Board pro.
vidsd reasonable compensation for the
duties required BY section u Of the
school law; bu. W cers,is'y shiok he
has erred in judgmsnt, - wsll ~ ID his
calculations and ,hst his reasoning 10
not only ussospd, bat devoid Of asy
correct foundation. e-,-,.,x- -. .'
- Good male teachers can get $35 per
month Of twenty days each, 10 common
dissrict schools. This Is $l.75 per day;
OF SIS per day less than L. A. W. alIews
che County Superintendent. Nov W
suppose shss this IS cents 10 70 soupss-
safe the Supsris ssodent for horse aud
buggy, traveliog expenses. aud for the
extra expense Of boarding 10 town, where
he is obliged TO keep bic Office. Besides
school teachers viii not continue in the
profession 1t the present prices Of wages
aud board. We al know that young
meo soon abandon the profession Of teach.
ing for other employment. WHY'S il 20!
But we do not wish to argue tho question
Of teachers wages. W. claim .hss to fl
. man for Superintendent requires =
higher order Of qualification than that
which i ordinarily found with our
teache err. that tho responsibilities Of the
Office are greater tbsn these Of teacher
and that the Superintendent should be
remuuerated aecordiogly.
L. A. w. urges a. another reapsa for
bis posi.iss, that common laborers do net
get more thsn 81 per day. Count wager
At $22 per month ard board in town Il
So per seek and, (seoordiag to I. A. W.
the County Supefiotsudsn salary ought
to be $500, % the "somuen labor" plss,
and lsavipg horse and buggy out Of the
calculation. Now if our friend believes
that the Superintendent requires for The
discharge Of bis duties, no higher order
If qualification than that Of = common
laborer--tbat hs 10 not entitled 10 re-
ssivs pay for bic lqsAli6 cations, and that
he shosld 60 aressd visiting sshoels,
with tis under ! garment gsstisalattsf
through The rents Of his pspssIoons 'afssr
the fashion Of many Of those who Icy Up
those hypothetical fortunes be mentions,
then We have nothing to say ceuesruipg
his arguments. W. have only to Gay
hs looks at tho subject from the wrong
stand. point. @<'sT T. IL.
We would ask our friend, what Offices
Of greater responsibilities receive . less
salary than that proposed for ths Super.
intsndcnt p ..a bas 7%a@aaa' ,..s@s@.s-+2 -
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Trespass---$lO Rewardl

T WILL PAY A REWARD OF TEN DOlLAlA
! tonny person who viii furnish pseal 49,
VIM. Psssons o. Any ether Poi sea- lAs S>oar Sef
ting or in'enda to cut timber On lot Of ssetloa
10. township %. range ;. wsss. - Cedar sssssy.
Iowa; - sid lsad Asloh2s y NJ. Al Perseas
- will prosecute. to the fsll sktens oftAe 49,
JOaH nopnHl,
TiptoA. Lowe. Jsn.s, iss5n711 e. So.
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CRYSTAL Touxr LoDoE No. $50 l. o. ofG.T.2
So Jan. Is, 1866.
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Grsst
Dispossr Of events to remove, By death,
our brother, MosEs COOLEY, thereby de-
priving this Lodge Of worthy and
cossisssst member, society Of % sxsu-
plsry s,tisea, and his family Of - s6ec-
tioDats husband and fatbsrJ thsrsfors
Rssolved, That We, tho uenbsss Of
Crystal Fouot Lodge No. 230, do sin
csrely sympashiss with the sonsert Of
our deceased brother IN her great b.
reavemeut. and commend her to the care
Of Him who IL tho Father to tho father.
less, and the widows God snd Judge,
and also to the kind regards Of the com :.
rnunity in which they reside.
Rcsolved, That while ". mourn his
loss to us, 70 express our confidence thst
to him it i great gain, and that W will
endesvor to initiate his virtues.
Resolped, That tho shove resolutions
DO forwarded to tho Tiptos Advsyt,ser,
with the request that they BE- published
and also copy sent to tina afflicted fam.
ily.
WIN. r. WOLF. ". 6. T.
]. e. BoYNroN. W, r. 8.
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The House of Representatives, By
more than two thirds vote, has deelar.
cd for mani osd suffrage 10 The District
Of Columbia. Every Representative from
Iowa voted for Il. Il msy b. thst th,
Ssosts will smsud The bill 20 - to require
. certain amount Of sducation to sntitls
the blacks to vote, but We presume i will
pass % il came from the House, and The
Prssidsot will sign il. 5'Ths world
moves. 0,v.4G Twh s#sal .HEtp .7G,aaa,H 4
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Fcal0 I'm Bread
Baking.

THE STEWART STOVE on TRIAL.
FIRsr the store Of WARDS 4
KsHsicurr. Albany, N. T.. 80 b. Of brssa ws.s
baked with the Il Stove, improved, [Oven 70
isshss sqnarel. without renewing the Are. The
Stove Was fitted for the occasion, by sabssitutiss
Are proof cement for the usasl ars brick liAinas
and double size Top Baker for the smaller one
commonly used. IN most other respects Il wss
the same as when properly arranged for summer
use. - Ds. OF coal were put In at the start, and
Z bs. remained 1t the close.
3 SECOND EXPERIMENTAL the same place. and
with the same Stove, barrel Of hour WAS baked
into bread, making 40 Ds., commencing 1 hours
after the fire vas made. Amount Of coal con.
sumed, 81 bs. tA. -os ri
TnlRD EXPERIMENT. AT the house Of the In.
ventor and patsntse, In Troy, N. r., 800 b.. Of
bread were baked with the same sixe Stove, but
with no other appliances than the application OF
the full summer dress. No renewal Of the are.
Amount Of coal consumed. rs ~.
FoURTn Exf4HINENf.-Atth the store Of FULL8R,
WARREN 4 Co., Troy, N. r., So loaves Of bresd,
weighing ibs. each. were baked in three sspe.
rate patches, in the No. 81 Stove, lOven II inch.
e. square], with single stick Of wood, II inches
IN length. and inches square, commencing with
. cold stove Tho fire Was started with splintsrs
taken from the stick. -.
Notice j. hereby givsn. that similar fsass viii
be repeated, 1t the store OF Fuller, Warren Co..
in Troy, as often 40 the -four shall be furnished,
upon condition thst the bread baked shall bs die.
tributed for the benefit Of the poor.
The above celebrated Stoves are for sale BY
sm4e SMITH BROTHERS, Upton.
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..n> ~ x-ssSsss.sS:sr: ye 70. and nd. ~ n.1
s@ef vieh one more number, and that the sub
lor nuss be renewed ~ advance payment they
~ ne paper continued Address slf letters to the
n,.hiiahera,
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ACCIDENT ---On Saturday last, Geo.
w. Smith, Esq, a. old and respectable
citizen Of this county, met with asevers
accident, which came near proving fatal.
II seems that be was standing on = sill
in the doorway Of his barn, when his
feet slipped from under him, and be fell
with bis back across the sill, injariog
him 30 much that he had to Do carried
to the house. Medicsl aid was immedi
ately summoned; after an examination
It vas found that no bones we're broken.
We are happy to learn that Mr.. s. is
recovering aud is now able to walk about
the room.
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a1Good Spring Wheat Flour for sale At the
Tiptos ssefm Mill. and delivered IN any part Of
town. fdf s. per hundred, and warranted.
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Victorious in Every Contest.

TNIRST PREMIUM the Illinois state Fair. At
I Chicago. in 1855, 80 Machines in competi
tion. FIRST PREMIUM attic Iowa Stats.Eair
In 1865, in . Rsid trial lastiag twv day, in which
~ Of the leading cultivafors participated.
Although selling other kinds. We sssure the
Farmers Of Cedar county upon our responsible.
ty) that these Machines are superior 10 all 9th.
ers made Or sold, no matter what traveliag
agents or others Interested in the nanulsctu re
Of other plows may tell you.
All those desiring these surky Corn Plows
should hand - their orders early. - 10 were
unable to supply the demand for these last Sea.
son. at{e .. .se
sample Of the "Hawk Eye" can 30 .een q
D1ITH BROTHERS,
Agents for Cedar e$1ay.
Upton, lows jan. II, 1895.
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DAvsxPoaT NAREsra-wbsat 65la7oc; Bar.
ley. 7S@50c.: Oats. ls@lse., Corn: 32a23e;
HoRs-dreased. $1,000.
MuscATIHs NAnxD1A-Bsst fall whsas. q. so:
best spring, 3l.36; Osss 20 cents; Rye, 800: Corn
lsc; Barley, 10 cts; Dressed Hogs s&slc.
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the lungs BY s ase. VIE. snss tried, 10 supssissisS
over every other expetorsns IL tso apparent TO ssea1s
observation and where its virtues Known the pab-
lie longer hesitate what sntdots TO enp,oy bs No
distressing and dangerous affections Of the pulonasy
organs shat are incident to climate. While nsay
inferior rsmsAsss thsuse spon the coonunity have
failed end been diaeardsd. this has saised isaAs -
every TRIAL. conferred eessAts to afflicted they soa
nsvs forsst, and produced cures too Numerous ssA
too remarkable TO b forgotten. TT
We can only assure .As psblc, thai ~ quality y
carefully kept 70 tAs bsss Ass bsen ssA sAaA
nay be relied on 10 DO fos their ssltsf 81 sAss u b
ever done.
Great numbers Of clsssymes, IhysisiAns, Oaases.
en-. and eminent psrso have lent their nADo -
certify the unparalleled uSefdiness 81 sousAiea>
Tut space here viii not permit the Insertion ~ SA
The Agents below named furnish gratis s1r AnsAac
ALMANAC In which th~y given; With alss fal de-
scriptions Of The complaints they cure.
Those who require an altsvs1svs as1ietas 10 puvttv
The blood will fad Aysxa Comnound Extsscs Saesaee,
rilla the remedy TO use: Try once. and yoa via
know III vslus.
Prepared ~ 10. AVER & c.. Lessn. Mas. 80
sold by ". r MCNAMARA. TipsAn. 80 ~ al Aalss
in nedietneseverywhe sfy jsaAisA
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II. HarIa.,s Rs.Eisction.

LIZ HoSIon'o HosEI0ctt00s
W. stated, d the time, thst Mr.. Hsr.
lars ss.slsssisa would b. approved By
the Republicans Of this county, State
aud Nation. The proof was not slow IN
coming. We have convsrsed with sew.
eral citizens from various parts Of our
county, .od have YET to see, OF hear Of,
the frst Republican who was not well
pleased With Mr.. Hsrl.o's rs.slessios.
So with The papers Of the State, oil were
more than satisfied, except tho low. City
Republican, that INDUCED 10 an uudig.
ni6sd snarl At somsbody.
Many Of the papers Of other States
hsve expressed themselves - highly
satisfied with the result. The following
from Washington papers show the feel
ing where Mr.. Harlsn's labors arc best
known.
The Washiogton Chronicle says:
"Ths election Of Secretary Harlan was
not unexpected. His services 10 the
Sen.ts Of the United States bsvs been
20 valuable to that body sud to the coun.
Try snd 80 accspssbleso the people Of his
own State thst they could not we'll b
lost to either. His administration Of
the affairs Of the Department Of the To-
terror hss been unexcep,ionsble. With.
out institu.ing ssy iovidious eonparis-
oos, We may safely say that At no time hss
the Department been conducted with
more ability or with greater vigor snd
corrcetness."
And even that very conservative jour.
a.l, the Natioaa! Intelltgenesr u con-
strained to Say: @as* L.
"Seerstsry Harlan will take bis ssst 10
ths Senate on the 4th Of March, 1867, If
living. The administration Of Audrew
johnson will then be far advanced, and
Mr. Harlan will bring to the discharge
Of his Senatorial duties that large fund of
information 10 respect to Internal affairs
which will have been derived from the
practical discharge Of tho .mu|tifarieus
duties of the Interior Department. This,
with what Of knowledge on the subject
he had previously to going into tho
Cabinet, will make him . most valuable
legislator. There is one feature in the
election of MIR. Harlan that indicates i'm
proved ideas on the part Of the people.
It is tho increasing disposition to keep
men Of experienced ability in public po-
sitions."
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LIST OF LETTERS E
DEMA1NING in the Post Once 1t Upton. On
IL the, 18th day Of January. 1866:
Geer. David Tsyicr. Ed H6
Hutcheh, John THOMPSON. D "
Hildsnstein. Nic'ls Vandine, Gee
Odell. VIM H Wilson: fsear
Persons calling Tor these letters viii please
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