G. S. L. City, U. T.
March 22, 1864.

Hon J. F. Kinney,

Dear sir,

I received this day from you, two mail sacks
filled with agricultural works; Gen. M^cClellan's reports, and
public speeches from 6 members of Congress. Also accompanying
letter. I believe all came safe according to your directions,
and we all feel to return you our sincere thanks for the
interest you are taking in the welfare of Utah, and the benefit
you are conferring upon your constituents.

Col. Geo. A. Smith, R. L. Campbell & Tho^s. Bullock
are spending the day in directing those documents to the
most prominent men throughout the Territory, according to
your wishes.

The agricultural report is the best we have ever
received from that Department. The Agricultural society are
making an active escertion this season to improve their grounds
and are laying a foundation to preserve in purity all kinds
of seeds suitable for this Territory. We were much gratified
to learn that there was a prospect of obtaining some more
seeds from the Patent Office through your influence, as they are
very scarce in this Territory. I received a package of seeds from
you a short time since, which we are using for the benefit of
the Agricultural society, should you have an opportunity of

G. S. L. City, U. T. March 22, 1864.

Hon J. F. Kinney,

Dear sir,

I received this day from you, two mail sacks filled with agricultural works; Gen. McClellan's reports, and public speeches from 6 members of Congress. Also accompanying letter. I believe all came safe according to your directions, and we all feel to return you our sincere thanks for the interest you are taking in the welfare of Utah, and the benefit you are conferring upon your constituents.

Col. Geo. A. Smith, R. L. Campbell & Thos. Bullock are spending the day in directing those documents to the most prominent men throughout the Territory, according to your wishes.

The agricultural report is the best we have ever received from that Department. The Agricultural society are making an active escertion this season to improve their grounds and are laying a foundation to preserve in purity all kinds of seeds suitable for this Territory. We were much gratified to learn that there was a prospect of obtaining some more seeds from the Patent Office through your influence, as they are very scarce in this Territory. I received a package of seeds from you a short time since, which we are using for the benefit of the Agricultural society, should you have an opportunity of