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Illness of Vice President Stephens.
News from Tennessee and Virginia.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 26.-The Rich
mond Enquirer of the 10th inst, says,
Mr.. Slidell, Secretary to the Vice Presi-
dent, received dispatch, yesterday, from
Augusta, announcing the sudden and Sc
rious illness Of Mr.. Stephens. He was
attacked on Sunday morning. This at
tack, with the we'll known state of his
health, creates serious apprehensions
RUssELLvILLE, East Tenn, Jan. ia
accommodating party of the enemy drove
in our cavalry pickets, and were in turn
driven back. Both pickets now occupy
their original position. Brisk artillery fir
ing was heard yesterday in the direction
of Jonesville. 1t is supposed that the
enemy have attacked Gen. W. E. Jones.
ORANGE, G. H., Va, Jan. 18.-The
enemy havo recci.ilv moved their p;okets
to RODii -u', River, ui.,ncjny two miles.
The Richmond papers contain not a
word from Charleston.
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DIED.

On the afternoon of the :4th inst, SHERMAN
INtlEkSOLL- infant son of W. S. and Harriet i.
Potts. Trenton q. j papers please copy.
On the evening OF the 9th inst, Miss ANNIE
STEVENS.
On the morning OF the 2ith inst, MARY s
DACkUs vile Of Truman NJ smith. Esq, and
daughter of the late Or. Charles Backus OF Fair
haven Vt Vermont and Western New Yo-k pa
pers please copy.
Died. in West ST. Pau'. on Tuesday, the 18th INST,
NARY wife OF NJ. r. Murphy, and daughter OF
Rodcer and Rose Connolly of Dakota county, in the
18th year of her age
On the 2ad inst MARY FROST. wife of John
Frost of this city, in the 43d year of her age Ga
lena papers please copy.
On the morning Of the 2sd inst, MA fILDA,
Youngest child of Ii. W. and Auguste Schroer, aged
II months
At the International Hotel, the afternoon of the
2lst inst FRANK BOILING, only child of Dr. f.
T. and Laura II. Dade. Philadelphia Inquirer please
copy.
CRAVEN, the beloved wife of Thomas f. Brady
Esq, of Philadelphia
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

GREAT BRITAlN.-Her Highness the
Princess of Wales gave birth to fine boy
at Frogmore on the 9th inst.
Judgment was to have been given in the
case of the Alexandria on the 18th of
January.
The Frankfort Senate had refused its
authorization to the drawing by lottery of
the steamer Great Eastern, and had de-
manded from the Frankfort Consul at
Liverpool an account of his connection
with the scheme.
DR.. Turton, Bishop of Ely, died on the
9Th inst
Parliament had been formally prorogued
until the 4th of February.
In regard to the Schleswig- Holstein
question, matters still continued to wear a
threatening aspect.
The greatest activity prevails in the
Dock Yards at Copenhagen 1t was as
serted that England had addressed a fourth
note to the Federate diet, urging confer
ence.
The Times says with view of as
sisting English diplomacy and for protec-
ton of British interest says it is not un-
likely the channel fleet just home may
soon show itself in German waters. It is
owing to the British Consuls that the
Danes have abandoned important posi-
tons, and sacrificed the greater part of
the country which is the subject of dis
pute, but as there is great difference be-
tween sympathy and interference, Eng
land is bound to weigh we'll the conse-
quences of any act that would entanele
her in war. To the prudence of the gov
eminent therefore, the conduct of affairs
must be committed, and Parliament will
doubtless sanction any steps Lord Palm.
erston may take to preserve the honor and
dignity Of the nation
The Times regards the commencement
of the campaign in Schleswig As almost
certain, within a brief space of time
Understandable resignation of his
seat was formally Communicated 70 th ,
Italian Parliament on the 7th inst Sev
eral members urged its non-accentanca
but it was finally accepted, together Will
that OF other members on the left '''
The London Morning Adcertise,. states
on the best authority that Garibald i' dc
approves of the recent proclamation and
that it is a forgery. "'0
Affairs in Poland remained without
change. "'''oo'
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Thirty-Eighth Congress--lst Session.

Thirty-Eighth Congress-.lst Session.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1864.
SENArE.-Mr. Summers supplement to
the oath of office precludes the admission
to the bar of the supreme, district and cir
cult courts of the United States and court
OF claims, of persons unless they first take
the oath prescribed by the act of 1862.
The Senate took up the rule requiring
the oath, &c.
MIR. salisbury addressed the Senate in
opposition thereto.
MIR. Doolittle cid not see the necessity
1or establishing this new rule, and said the
resolution would not affect Mr.. Bayard, as
tnat Senator had entered on his duties.
The Senate has the power to expel trail
tors without the establishment of this rule.
Mr.. Summers resolution was adopted
yeas 20, nays IL.
After short executive session the Sen
ate adjourned.
WAsHINGToN, January %, 1864.
HOUsE.-Bllls were introduced establish
ing navy yards on the western waters: to
amend the act to create school fund out
contiscated property, and authorizing Utah
to form a Constitution and State Govern
ment. All of which were appropriately
referred.
A resolution was adopted instructing
the judiciary Committee to inquire into
the expediency of organizing Depart
ment of Industrial Branches in the Agri-
cultural Bureau; a Colonization and Emil
grafton Bureau of Mines and Minerals,
and Bureau of Freedmen's Affairs.
A resolution deprecatory of suspension
OF the habeas corpus act, and to prevent
illegal arrest and imprisonment, was in
troduced by Mr.. Mcdowell, and laid over,
as Mr.. Washburne expressed desire to
debate it.
In some subsequent remarks, Brooks
said it was delu>ion to say that the
Presidents Emancipation Proclamation
would end the war, to which Smith, of
Kentucky, responded.
As Southern man, identified with
slavery, there remained behind the re-
bellion that which gave it strength and
power and which must be destroyed and
overthrown, while the army moves in front
The very life-blood of the rebellion is
drawn from African slavery, and where
ever we look this foundation of the re-
bellion our efforts will be effective. Gap
plause)
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY. January p. 1864

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. BUFFERS. from Committee on Towns
and Counties, reported H. F. No 26, supple
mental to act of 1860, providing for county
organization, recommending that it pass with
out printing.
Mr.. SMITH, from Committee on Fedora
Relations-H. F. No. %, for relief of n. and
Z. Lamson, with amendment. Same recon-
mendation.
Also. 8. F. No. 8, memorial for mail route
alton.
Also; H. F. No. -, memorial for mail route
from Faxon to Hutchinson. Same recommen-
Mr.. KIDDER, from Committee on Judiciary
n. +. NO. l5 to allow fees to witnesses and
Jurors IN criminal cases. Same recommends
ton.
Mr.; FOSTER, from Committee on Roads
ana bridges@H. F. No. %, to amend section
8, chapter 6S. General Laws. 1862. To pass.
MIR. GATES, from the committee on recep-
ti9n no. Oh "a Minnesota veterans. reported the
selection OF Gov. Miller to receive the returning
members OF the Second regiment, on the part
OF the State. and requesting the Speaker to ap-
point member of the Committee of Arrange.
ments. MI; Graham wasiappointed
toni +. No. %, authorizing Ramsey county
to pay damages on opening of Fort street road.
To be printed and pass
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SATURDAY. January 23, 1864.

ELLIS PASSED.
Senate File No. Ia bill for an act to pro-
vide for strick Juries for the trial OF issues in
the District Court.
8. F. No. ia bill for an act authorizing the
Chatfield School District to borrow money on
the bonds of the District
8. F. No. IA bill for an act concerning the
execution and acknowledgment of deeds and
other instrument of writing in the British
Provinces in North America.
LOST.
H. +. No. 3-a memorial to the President
for line of Military Posts from Fort Aber-
crOmbie westward 1t was read third time
and put on its passage. but failed to receive
enough votes to pass, as q number of Senators
were absent
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
On motion Of Mr.. DIXON. the action of the
House on report of the Committee OF the
Whole on H. F. No. l. was reconsidered. and
on motion of Mr. ARMS TRONG the bill was
recommitted.
INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST TIME.
By Mr.. SMITH, III. F. No. 50, to repeal
Chap. 80 of Session Laws of 1868. relating to
indictments and presentments by Grand Ju-
ries. To Committee on Judiciary.
S. F. Nos. and IA were referred to Com
mittee on Judiciary.
s. F. No. H. authorizing a tax for q school
house in Chatfield. On motion of Mr.. FOS-
TER the rules were suspended and the bill
read second and third times. Passed.
SECOND READING.
s. Z. No. 8 was read a second time.
II. F. Nos. 1S, %, % p. % and 90 were
read and ordered engrOSsed for third reading
H. F. No. 26, supplementary to act for
county organization was read, amended and
ordered en@rOssed for third reading.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
Mr.. BUTLER, from Committee on Judiciary.
reported S. F. No ?, to amend act relating to
revision of Statutes, being ch 25 of Sess. Laws
of 1868. with an amendment striking out all-
thoritv to Commissioners to contract for print
ing OF report, and recommending its passage as
amended Report adopted.
IN COMMITTEE OF TIE WHOLE.
Mr.. WISWELL in the Chair. The commit
tee reported
H. +. Nos. IS and Il under consideration, and
asked leave to sit again.
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SENATE.
FRIDAy Jam;

FRIDAY January -, 1864
NAIL ROUTE TO IDAHO.
Mr.. WILSON introduced memorial for
semi weekly mail from the city of Saint Cloud.
in Minnesota, by the way of Abercrombie and
Virginia and Bannock cities in idaho, to Fort
Walla Walla in Washington Territory. Read
q first time.
AN INSANE ASYLUM.
Mr.. DANIELS introduced 4 bill for an act
to establish an Insane Asylum in the State of
MINI sOta.
Mr.. MORRISON introduced bill for an act
to establish the Minnesota State Hospital for
the Insane
The two bills were referred to the Committee
on Finance.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. STEVENS-A bill to amend the law
relating to the licensing of dogs and for the
protection of sheep.
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MARI ID.

On the 2O;h inst, by Rev. B. F. Crazy Mr.. o. DUT-
TON, of Faribau.t, to JOHANNA L. OLSON, of st.
Paul.
In Chicago Ill on the a1st inst. By Rev. Dr.
Cheney, of Christ church Lieut.. WILLIAM d.
HALE of the Second Tennessee Heavy Artillery.
and Miss SARAH A. BAKER, both of Cannon
Fails Mimi
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INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST TIME.
Mr.. GATES-H. F. No. 80, for an act to alter
an act for the establishment and regulation of
the University of Minnesota. To Committee
on Education
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The Patent Office has accumulated 6
fund of $4,000 since the LIST day of July
last, and paid all expenses besides.
The Lower House of the Maryland Leg
islature voted yesterday against establish
ing test oaths in that State
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY. January 90
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. SMITH, from Committee on Federal
Relations reported House File No. 10, memo
rial for mail route from Hastings to Shakopee,
with recommendation to pass.
Mr. YOUMANS, from Committee on Educa-
ton, reported House File No. 2 appropriating
money for expenses of Normal School at Wi
mona, with same Recommendation.
Mr.. BUFFERS. from Committee On Towns
and Counties, reported bill for amendment of
the act incorporating st. Augusta, with same
recommendation.
Mr.. FITZ, from Join. Committee on Taxes
and Tax Laws, reported bill to repeal the poll
tax, without recommendation.
INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST TIME.
By Mr.. HUEY-tO extend time for payment
of taxes in Sibley county, and for other purpo-
ses. To Committee on Taxes and Tax Laws
By Mr.. ARMSTRONG, on leave-to amend
section "a of chapter 50 of Compiled Statutes.
To Committee On Judiciary.
By Mr.. KIDDER-to incorporate the Galenic
Institute of st. Paul. 10 Committee on Inco--
porations.
Mr.. kidder stated he felt it his duty to intro
duce for his constituents any bill properly
framed holding himself bound to support or
oppose the same only according to its merits.
This bill seemed correctly worded, and he had
introduced it for Il constituent, without being
any further responsible for it,
By Mr.. BUFFERS, on leave-to amend sec
ton 8, chapter s. Of general laws 1862, relating
to county roads TO Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
SECOND READING.
II. T. No. 4, memorial for authority to raise
additional cavalry force: No. 8, legalizing ac-
ton of City Council Of st. Paul. in pledging
bonds to Lake Superior and Mississippi rail
road; md No. II. legalizing the plat of High
Forest and additiOn-weLe read second time
and ordered engrossed for third reading.
IL COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Mr.. MOULTON in the chair The commit
tee. when it rose, reported
II. +. No TO- memorial for mail route from
Hastings to Shakopee, with recommendation
to pass
II. +. No, 10, appropriating for expenses of
Normal School at Winona. Report progress.
and ask leave to sit again.
II. +. No. 49, amending act incorporating
certain towns, as regards town.of st. Augusta.
Same report
H. F. O. Il, to repeal poll tax for State
purposes. Same report.
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ST. No. 2, as amended, with recommenda-
ton to pass.
H.F No Is, allowing fees to witnesses and
jurors in criminal cases, with recommendation
to pass.
The report was adopted:
The House concurred in Senate resolution
authorizing the Adjutant General to employ
additional clerks to make out and transmit
town quotas to County Auditors.
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SENAT


i.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
Mr.. MILLER offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted
Resolced, That Committee of five be ap.
pointed by the President of the Senate to act
with a similar committee on the part of the
House. to examine the books and accounts of
the State officers, with authority to send for
persons and papers, whose duty it shall be to
report at their earliest convenience Senators
Miller McKusick and Wilson were appointed
such committee.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. THACHER-fOr an act to amend
Chapter w. of the Laws of the Extra Session
of the year 1S62-being an act to provide for
the organization, equipment and discipline of
the military forces of the State
By Senator MORRISON-a bill for an act
in relation to certain county officers of Henne-
pin county-approved March 9TH 1868.
By Senator PILLSBURY-a bill to amend
Cha ter 76, Session Laws OF 1860 Read twice
and referred to the Judiciary Committee.
By Senator STEVENS-a bill forfan act to al,-
thorize the Commissioners of Steele county to
issue bonds for certain purposes.
By Senator MORRISON-a bill for an act to
yacate certain roads.
HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST
TINE.
H.F. No. "a memorial for extra mail ser.
vice from 81. Paul to Superior.
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SENATE.
AlONI,.,

CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS.
B. Mr.. TEACHER:
Resolved. bv the Senate of the State of Min
nesota. the House OF Representatives concur
ring That the Adjutant General OF the State
be requested To immediately prepare a list of
the persons credited to each town of the State
a. volunteers. and 10 furnish the County All-
ditOr of each county the list for the said coun-
ties and that he is hereDv authorized for this
purpose to employ such additional clerks as
may be necessary.
RE' EIVED FROM THE HOUSE.
Eesolred That Special Committee of five
he appointed on the part OF the House to act
in connection with a like committee or the
part of the Senate. to examine the Treasurer>
accounts, to examine such of the securities de-
posted in the Auditor OF States office, bv
banking associations and individual banks. to-
gether with books and papers therein relating
to the business Of banking and to report the
true state and condition o! that department TO
the Legislature. Adopted.
Adjourned
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

Confirm atlons...Arkapsas Aa.tr.
senator Bayard Will Resign--uoI.
leck's Opinion of the Spring Cam.
paign...Condition of Lees Arnv...
What JEFF. Davis BODY servant
Says
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TUESDAY, January 26, 1864.

ELLIS INTHODUCED.
By Mr.. CAMERON, 8. F. No. "a, bill for
an act to aid and facilitate the construction of
the Root River Valley and Southern Minnesota
Railroad, and to continue in full force and
effect the act to facilitate the construction of
the Root River Valley and Southern Minnesota
Railroad, and to amend and continue certain
acts in relation thereto, approved February
% 1861
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23

No. ~. Those lisibie baildiog lots corner pi
cwelfth end Rock Island streets. being lse feet
front nm south side l2sh street. and 100 feet on
saat aide II Rock Island street ~ .
chs above il very fine location: price very
r .: terms uncommonly essy--s small amohnt
q cssh dowu--balancc long term Of years st
q Tow rate Of interest.
No. ii. Lot on Brady street, west side, 65 feet
front bv las feet deep--price very low, On pay !.
nent for the lot tie 1onsy to build will BE- ioaned
Sor a term of yeors al siy per sfnf
No. 20. On Brady street. 1850 (ect front by lS0
set deep-fepecd. Price az per Moa' foot;
No. 3. On Third street. LOT No. 10 oParxer's ad-
= tion, tcorner lot. price. t2oo:
No. 3O Four hcuse lots in Dawson Trues
edition 4l50 each Terms easy.
Nos. 81. 82. 3s. Thirty house lots IN s'ayma-
ker's addition 4ioo to $3.50 each Terms easy.
70. 81. A valuable city lnt =. f. corner Of
\ sin and College Avenue 900 feet on Main by
$50 feet On College Avenue and commanding .
hsautiful river view. Price el 500.