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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-13

- DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for
~ last four years OF LoaisYiIle, Ky., Tho
has devoted HE attention TO the treatment OF pm
Yate diseases for 30 years, datters himself having
attended 70 practice for many years azad cured
many thousands, he is enabled 70 eureail diseases
Of private nature no matter how bsd they may be
from injudlcous medical treatment, or from neglect
Of tEeirtoWn. Or. Kings Dspensary Is No %
Deaderick street, between Cherry and the Square
second story, where ne cuTes all diseases OF phi
Vste nature.
Gonorrh0sa cured without nanseous medicines or
interference with business.
Structures OF old or recent date efectueliy cured
In few days, By operation which CAUSES no
pein. Where structure exists health csnnCt be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more miechiei
and undeTmiDes the health 30 much
Syphilis, with ali the diseases OF the skin, grow.
ng out OF neglect or bad treatment, can be efectu-
ally cured in few days.
SEEngAL WEAKEEss--PariculRr attention having
been gwen TO this disease and all the consequences
growing ont OF II, brought on IN many cases by the
destructive habits Of inconsiderate youth, and ex.
csssiYe indulgence of the passions, neglect pof
which VIII undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unfit for business society, and eAu5-
ing premature old age.
Females who may be lRborng with any difficulty
OF the Womb may rest assured Of immediate re-
lief.
Persons residing abroad, by wiring and Stair e
their case, with fee enclosed direct toiDr. A King
No. Is Deaderck street. Nashville, Tenn, will have
the necessary medicines sent TO their address
Osiee hours from o'clock in the morning until
the evening. 5H Apr7-d&WiV
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-13

the day eforesaid, under the same rules
and regulations hereinbefore prescribed
and ct such suitable places as win be
convenient to the soldiers, who are
hereby declared entitled to vote with>
out oath or registration. -
in testimony whereof, /, Andrew
@ johnson, Military Govern
OF Of the State OF Tennes-
LIS see, do hereunto set my
- hand, and have caused the
Great Seal of the State to
be affixed at this Department, on the
Both day of September, A. D., 1864
By the Governor:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Attest: EDWARD H. EAST,
Secretary of State.
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Wheat! Wheat! Wheat!

VlHE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE WILL BE
Il Paad ~ Cash Tor All gTaies ~ Wheat. ~ ksdth
spsrry's corner O. Brsssd and college Streets Al
), A. Mcaiiisier Cos ola stead. AZ the Rsseg-
nor hlis, uear The Cty Mataf-Works.
els1B-@M
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-13
AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before me an Aiderfnaa Of
The CITY q Pfasiell,hl h. y. helmboid. sho, D.
ING duly sworn, doth s@ys rs preparations cooiAin
DO naigs5tc 10 rasrcury, o. other INJURIOUS drugs,
but are purely Vegstahts. n 4. HEl.NbOi.D.
sgEorr, aad sllhscnhed before me, tbs k5d daF 81
November, issf hm. p. hlhbAktt
Aidsrran, sfh-street, above Rsce, PtilA
A3dress letter. Tor laf0rInsllon 10 couh1ences
~. II. HELABOl.D, Chemist.
uepof ief south Tenth-strset,
HelOs Chestnut. Philsteip hia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
AND USPaIScIPLxD DEALxzs,
,sbs easieaFof 3 disptss ssOF TnEIR OWNs Aad
aoth-rf articles un Cue reputation STAINED -
Halinboii's Geeaine PrepAra1ons.
EarsApeT.Ila.
Improved Hose VISA.
fs,id - eli DrlEGfsts eFssy fhste.
ASA F0R HEL HH0L ffS-IAkk 70 oEHkG
lsIt saf cue slfsar1aarnsut and sond arit, AND
ATOW IAflOSJ sioE AND GxfoSee1.
Jaas lo-lY
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Quartermaster's Department.

Bvr BRIG. GIN. IL pONALDa0E,
Chief Ouarternaster, Department OF the Cllnober-
land. Ofhce los CherFY-street.
CAPT. JAS. +. RUSHING A. Q. NJ,
Chief Assistant QuaFtermaster. Office lO5 Cherry
street.
COZ. }. c. CRANE,
Inspector Q NJ Dept Receipting sud Distributing
Qnarterrnsster l.. .. Military Railroads. Office
Chnroh-stTeet, az Chattanooga Depot
CAPT. s. b. BROWN, A. O ",
in charge Of Railroad Transportation, QTeisht and
PaaaeugeT-) oiiee Chufeh-street, NJ Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT. cHAs 7. WING, A. @ NJ,
General Disturbing Officer QusriermAster' DEPART
masters Department. Oniee, lO7 Cherry
CAPT. cHAs a. REYNOLDS, 4, Q. At,
in charge Of L 5 scipyatd.
CAPT. T. }. cox, A. Q NJ,
IN chsFge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
age, Stationery, Q"arermssters Blanks, and Stor-
age Of Public Property. Office II Market-street.
CAPT. GEo. B. HlBBARD, a. O NJ,
in charge OF Forage and STRAW. Office % Cherry
street.
GAIT. Z. H. RCGAR, A. @ NJ.
Posr QuaTierinas, IN charge OF Post 1rsnsporta-
Transportation, Fuel, Issues 40 Detachments Hos.
CAPT. cHAs Il. IRWIN, A M,
IN charge Of Corralls, stables, Public Animals,
Means Of Transportation, Lumber, Workshops, 81.
lluCc AZ NAeEt9 -stitos-
CAPT W. A. WAINWRIGHT, A. O NJ,
in charge Of QuarternssteT's Stores, Horse Medi-
zines, Hardware, &c. Once los Chery-street.
CAPT. A. ". WILLS, A. Q NJ,
IN charge Of Depot Of u. 5. ColOred Troops and
freedmen, sRd government Printing House. Once
n Cedar street.
CAPT. W. snLLs,
7lih Regiment Ohio Volunteers, 4. A. q. NJ, In
spector o. Suffers Goods sni al Private Stores
chopped 10 the Front. Office 45,s Cherry street
CAPT. GEoKGE IsEEsrEN,
18th Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. A. q. NJ.
Assistant 70 Capt J. c. Crane, A. @ Ri. odhee
ChUrch-stfeeti n Chattanooga Depot
CAPT J. H. JANIS, A. @ NJ,
10 charge q Issues Z Tennessee Troops. Once
State Capitol.
IT. s h STEVENS,
Chicago Board q Trade Battery, A. A. Q. NJ. IN
charge OF River and Depot TrsnsDoFtsnon and Fllsl
Tor steamers. Office s. Cherry street
Reauiatons snd Estimates for Public Property
aud supplies should be nlsde the ISSUING Ufhcsss
separately.
specil Regulations, No. 80. are required for all
ARTICLES not hmiied by the Army Regulsfions Rna
nlsaders. VI the Commanders of Troops uusssiGn-
ed to Sfigsde- or DIVISIONS.
acquisitions supp lea, Cor troops stationed a.
Nashville, vail te tilied By The Post QuartermsstsF
they call for animals, means Of nancy Iur-
Der, OF printing, when the approval he Chef
Qusftern3asser i required
Regulations and Estimstes for Supplies II the
Front must be presented 60 she Depot Qusrternas-
ters there. Only IN extreme csses " d tnev I, Is
sued on here and then only when approved by ths
Chief QuarisEEnsstero f the Army.
All signatures 10 acquisitions and Eztimstss
sh0ild give The ordinary sutoEraph o. the Oaseer
followed BY his raHk and The nslnlber sua siescnsl
ton OF his regiment or command.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-13
BLOODi BLOOD BLOOD
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
SYPHILIS.

This ls an affection Of the tioed, and attacks the
Sexual Organs, liuings Of the hszs. 5saf=. lhrOsf
Windpipe, and other mucus surfaces, making ~
appearances IN the foun Of Ulcers. Helmboldis EK-
traet 5arsapaTilla puriaes the Blood, and removes
All scsly eruptOns o. the skin, giving % the com
plexOn clear and healthy color. 10 beng Prcper-
ei expressly for thus class Of complaints, ~ blood
pdrifying properties preserved % yfeates ex-
lent Than snY Olher preparation Of sarsapznliA-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-13
Tobacco Manufacturing.
n. c. JENKINS & CO.,
AT G. W. owENS'
Corner Of Broad and Front Streets,
Nashville. Tennessee.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTE's oFFIcE,'

HfA1toAAfA NsAfs hAlhaHAh = 0E iltt .
FczAoG DEPkKfNEsf,
Nashville, Tenn Septembsr ~, ls6a
I an AUTHORIZED TO PURCHASE IN OPEN
i nafkei ~ q The Corn and Iais ia this yt.snIf,
sil niruish transportation Tor the saHse 10 this
depot q dasirs~d- feS further particulars enquire
n my once, NJ. e9Cilsrfs street. Nashville, fesu
eES n. MBbARD,
seps-ta CSpi A a. Y. NJ.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-13

sURGEON-GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsaNsToS, D. c., June "A, 1854. (
VKTANTED, SURGEONS AND ASSISTAT SUR
w GEONS FOR COLORED TRO0PS.-Candi-
dates must Be graduates q some regular Medical
College and must be examined by Board OF Med
ed officers % be convened by the Surgeon General
The Board vii determine whether the candidate
viii BE appointed Surgeon or Assistant Sugeon, &c
eortIng 10 meTif. Applications aecompnied by one
more testimonials iroa respectable persons as %
moral character, 4e., should be addressed 70
Surgeon General U. 5. A., Washington, D. c., or to
the Assistant SurgeOn-6eneri, L. ;. A., Louisville
by. Boards are nov IN session at Bostsa, New
York, Washington, Cincinnati, 70. Louis and New
Orleans.
Also. wanted, HOSPITAL STEWARDS, for color
ed reNmenIas Candidates must possess q 6air
kngll.i e.iucsiion, snd be familiar with the
compromising sud dispensing Of mslIcines. APP
piieatios mast b. mate The case Of Surgeons
and Assistant Surgeons. CoHpenssliou rom . o.
10 $500 per month, with clothing, rstions, flsl
AID quarters. Term q service three year,.
J1SEPH <. BAKNES-
July S-su thSm Aerag surgeon General.
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NOW IS TIE TIIR To sUBsCRIBGi
EOW IS THE TLHE 10 SUBSCRIBE
NOW Is THIS TINE TO SUBsCRIBEi
NOV Is THE TINE TO SUESCEI8Ef
OgLY o. % FOR THREE MONTHS
oNLYR 90 BOZ THREE MOTrH.y
OSLYss 60 FUR THREE MONTH
oyLYs2 % FOR THREE NOS THJ
Which will embrace the Entire Period
Of the Impending Campaign.
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No. TO-.
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In ike manner, il is declared the
duty of the military officers command
ing Tennessee regiments battalions, or
detached squads, and surgeons in
charge, of the hospitals Of Tennessee
soldiers, to open aad hold elections on
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-01-28

s. TnE REBELLION RBcoRb. -Part SO
is on our table. The engrsvings are of
Gen. Quincy j. Gilacs'e and Gen.
Sam'l R, Zook. The letter press EN-
braces reports Of tho expelitioa Up the
:Oonbshee; Col. Khpatrict's sEzpedi.
ton; Fight = Frank In, Tenn. ) Osuss
ing thc Rappabannock !; Fight II Mil
ikhs Bend; Solicitor " hitting i opin-.
ion o. the eprollmept Fight i Ban
.sly's Ford;; i Evacuation Of Winchester;
,Seige Of Pot Hudson s. Capture Of
Richmond, Lag M.j. Gen, lFoCler-
,nand's Report; Capture q she Atlan-
e OAptprs q Bt,slkear City: and
parti.l report q tho Ba,ttles 81 ustty.-
.burgb, e b completed i 10 following
number. The above ~ portion Of
the contents Of this issus and ve may
safely state thatsthe Record Is incons-
parably the best publicatlon for obtain
ing ! full and correct history Of the re-
bellion that is pubGshed. Address g.
2. Putnam, Al Broadway New York.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-01-28
ru4rHER rlon IDAHO.

As with all matters Of the character
Of these mines, there are various aud
widely.diferiog reports. We publish
ed last week IN outline Of a lecture de-
irersa V C4pt. Fisk, gisiag one view
and nov. Jsage I. F. Ho5t, Who left in
1862 fer Eaaho, and hss retarned,
states that the mining reports have
been much exaggerated. He says
that At Bannock City but Fiittule is being
done, those mines having been deserted
by the rush to Virginia City. AT the
latter place Few are making money,
but there arc a Barge number idle,
ready % stampede anywhere, when new
diggises sss discovered. .f..sx, !.
The country he describes Is excel
lent fr fse.ias an Rr.s,ng purpose,
the priucipA drawback being that
fruit cannot be raised. .5.. =. !. E :
His advice il to swat further devel.
opments bef,re going 70 the mines, aud
he thinks the chances will be equally
% good another year . the present. \.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-01-28
FROcEED1NGs OF CONGRESS.

w. in the .Senute, Ga the 18th MIR.
Ramsey presented "a memorial Of the
Legislature Of che State Of Minnesota,
praying for y grant 'dfqands to make
up the 'ae6ency in the grant heretofore
made TO 'uid in the construction of the
Misheapdais and Cedar valley :ratlroaa
which WINS refefred'to the Committee
on Public bands: 81
An'Ase blouse, 0nths f8ah, Nh. Dom.
nelly, By unanimous consent, introduc.
ed . bill TO 'estabhsh 4 Buteat of I'm
migration which was read a first and
second time, md referred to the select
committee on that subject. @1 IL ..tEa +
On the 18th, Mr.. Window, By usts,,-
imous consent, and in pursuance d
previous notice, introduced bill amen
datory cf the Homestead law, and fol
other purposes, which was read.a &rst
ard second time. and referred to the
Committee On Public Lands.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-01-28
THE NEWS

Senator Bayard. Of Md. took tire
new cath required Of. Senators and in a
short speech announced bis intention to
retire to private life. -. 49,. g.
An expedition sent by Gen. Butler
up the James river captured twenty-five
Of the enemy, seven signal corps.
brought away acknowledgements, de-
stroyed $4,000 pous1as.>t lpotk, q large
quantity Of. oa,s'aaa .eoro~aa captured
sloop and'csreo of240 bales Of tobac.
co and Eve Jews.preparing ITO run the
blockade, and Observation-Disclosures Of y
man.
The Princess Of Wales has given
birth to fiue boy.
Gen. Grant has gone to st. Louis to
visit . sick sou. y.
The report Of Longstreet's advance
on Knoxville IL oontrsdicted. It is
said.se aet;vs'qperations in that quarter
need be ezpsstsa aorwet.
Gen. H.llsck expressed the belief
that the last desperate effort will be
made in the spring to transfer the real
fighting to Northern soil. : -.....
Viee-President Stephens has been
taken i'll at August., Georgia. The
athok,eansss serious approximations.
A GENTLEMAN n~sently arrived At
Newark declares ne rSbshieo :sn utter,
failure says the.eohahdho o. people would
hail With delight the restoration Of Fed.
eral authority ; and that ride 4asssnths Of
tho Southern people sdmit that slavery
;s~aead. II :f..5,'. ..s'@ ".>.'." '.
Gilmore continues the .ihelling Of
Charleston, and. it is said tho city is
gradually orumbli"g under the bonn
bardment. MA o"2'.. 81. ''.s @<...- ''>
Louisville i excited BY rumors Of an
Intended raid Of John Morgan into
Eastern Kentucky. ls5.t /:
Postmaster General Blair h.s been
making an emancipation speech, At An
napolis, which give. satisfaction in
Washington. Ex-Governor HE Is took
similar ground. - =:s@ -as 5.ssa@ "
The House has reduced the exemr-
ton to $500, snd refused TO exempt
Quakers and .olergymen. ~ ,.r
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-01-28


THE SATURDAY EVENING Posi-
This excellent family paper, which j.
5aowia - forty-third year, maintains
the hilsa ftesay otarscter i has It.
tanned duisg &c time e 6 publica.
.tion. 10 10 material features 4 do.
.ssrvedly ssaks superior 70 Il. ~ ,slltalyes
.til paper giveu % the public. Il
~ speaiag numbers for tbs - N
eomnssoel - nsw story, .tOswall
Cry, MrA Wood, whosse sontribu.
tions have aliel = puoh to IL inter.
q. /, o e tic PO.t. s'tkstclllss frsa ttlSea
writers win also b given weekly. Ii
any person sending thirty slAbsut1i6sr,
and $50, ! Wheeler 4 Wilson ss s,i1h
! n'achins, sueh = they sell for IS,
vill b given = premium. Term.
g. Address Deacon 4 Peterson,
Philade phia.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-01-28

9lx}or General Pipe Il 10 hed in
s.truetft ions 70 General, bley "a sully
axisg;. general pfog. . y y 81 10 OPP
elsti5ss Of the United ~ states foress in
the Two military di,triYs, ander their
command, for the coming spring and
summer. fheSbjgctst toFte ''1sc ,omplsh-
led are Tie complete protection Of the
border eA sast'aasst :SStttihAfSiesd raid. on the
part Of q. hostile Indians, the ob.s.
,tiseament If THOSE Who rea,h.sin 'refr.cto-
~, and The establishment. Of posts to
answer the double purpose Of guarding
the approaches to the settlements, and
I adding to the security Of overland
expeditions to Idaho. a
The plan embraces chain Of militia
y Stations sloog the route to the gold
regions, 'ni8te Or hess tdiinsnit from each
other Is fxciiities may offer fl, teeir'l 10
cation. When the details Of lheae i'm.
portant measures are fully ahat6rsd We
shall announce such of them Is can be
propcsly, made known.--f1tye.., 9Th.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-01-28
ltssssdn,ifoo1AA'h11L15oADs.- 8

RDstoR &C. CLouo DExoosi4i4.A II, ..,,., -
some sxysllsnt moves bsiaAki ia az
Msssrs. Wilson and Rdsby u rJka;rd % Is.
future Development Of qenxkl Minn,,sloadt.,.
sNarrow.minLed politickF COO u yothnists 81 e..
Paul have nearly crasel themselves in 81.
forts TO study up Railroad system. that
shall aggrandizc that city, At the expens.
Of the rest of the State There is hardly =
prominent man in the city Who realizes
that We have State, 400 miles long 4hd
400 miles wide 10 be developed. They Te
al absorbed in St. Paul with : radiation Of
about twenty miles each way; there are =
few noble exceptions.
Every one tkat' las glanced over the map
Of Minnesota S~illnot, fail TO observe that
st. Paul is reilly The ~orAt 'plaoe in the
'stateto splice railroads into; and ithe pco-
pie Of The State arc beginning 10 SIC it.
When. therefore, St. Paul people assume
that Minnesota must be sacrificed to build
up st. PAnl, other persons very naturally
feel that g.. 'Paa.l might Al we'll be weed for
the benefit of'ehe State. The fact IL incon-
trovertible that St. Paul il not . natural
railroad center, and NEVER viii be '.naae
such by artificial means !. .-.-......
St. Cioad, Ksndiyohi, st pstsr sHdot&,a
tonua are the four natural railroad centers
Of the State. and must be such whethez
politicians will it or not. .:.rs ~,
St. Cloud, first in order, will inevitably
be point At which roads will center from
st. Paul, Superior, the British possessions
and Kandiyohi, representing the immense
agricultural region west Of the Big Woods.
Kandiyohi will be reached in two years
'inore by rail from Minneapolis; also, in
due time, from Superior via St. Cloud, from
Fort Aberctombie, from Idaho v;a Big Stone
Like, fr5m the yellow Medicine and from
st. Peter. -"7
st. Peter viii be approached from Kan
'diyohi, from 'Idaho. from the Iowa line,
from Owatonna did from St. Paul; and
OWatonna Will form the Rhilftaa center
4or:Southern Mihhesota. 49, .--
) These things are intpita6le *Hhd St. Patti
'dutt lesrn to 'take her 'chahte for. iinmor-
'tality ska;greatness with the developMsHt
'df'the State, ahd'hdt with special reference
:to'h!king = TOP Of The State. .hat st. PAul
may be the spindle. ...., IDAHO.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-01-28

- 1o
On Sabbath list lie re-ss Dlsted men
q To Second Regiment, no hundred
and eighty-oos in numb onprisine
nearly al that remain, arrived in St.
Paul. aud were warmly and enthusiasts.
tically welcomed. A dinner had been
provided at the International, and when
Ill were seated at the table, q recer.
ton speech was made BY Col. D. a,
Robertson. on the part Of the city, and
replied to by Major John b. Davis,
for the regiment. 9a@ .rs :s...a n
The Regiment deh thc State on the
l4th day'of~ October, 1861, numbering
lO8O.n,en. and went TO Louisville.
Fron'there tho, marched to Somerse,
and pstticip&ttdin the battle OF Mill
Springs, whore by 'defce 'bsyonet
charge it is generally tconctdtd they
retrieved the tfoitnnes If the day
They we're r.es@atea by the ladies Of
Louisville with "a splendid silk flag
Being in Gen. Thomas division they
arrived on the battle field ct Shiloh
just tooqate TO 'tdke pdtt'in the engage.
ment, bxt were In :ehe .sntite >s9iee Of
Corinth. Atesr schasipg Bragg, they
bore an honorable part In the battle Of
Perrysville. Uaaeeggoiag 'n,suy 'hsrd
marches, they fought in the 'fsmuuz
battle Of Chickamaug., losing $50 ii,
killed and wounded, ana 3fterxards
took part il the engagement at Mission
Rid &c; their fourth and last battle,
The Regiment brought with tkem
their faded and bullet-riddled battle
flag, which was in the supper-,oom Of
the international.
The Chicago and La Crosse papers
pay just tribute to the noble deeds of
these bravo men who return to spend
4 brief time with their friends before
again taking their stand in the front
ranks for another three years, should
the war last % long. . 49,.
DO the gallant Second Regiment, all
honor! s5>,; gag. .;I;-...s. s.,.. !:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-01-28

The funeral services Of Stephen c..
Foster, the we'll known musical compos-
er took place at Pittsbsrg ON the 2lst.
A splendid brass band was in atten-
dance, and performed two Of the most
popular airs Of the eminent composer.
-"Come Where My Love Lies Dream
ing" and "The Old Folks at Home
in a manner whick impaired 4 thrilling
effect to the solemn ceremonies.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-01-28
iIII11tHsOrA LnaIDLATURE.

II tshe Ss1S.,, ,On Sfriday, Mr.
Wilson fbtr6d teSa s NV moral for :
semixsekly uiilll fsSa no ~ 81 81.
Cloud, NM iin,sssots,, by tnoxay u Alb
ercroutbte and Vireini. and Bsnnock
cities in idaho, to Fort Walla Walla
10 Warrington Territory. Nead q first
time. i
Mr. Daniels introduced Bill for an
act to est4bliah an 'I,ithne Asylum in
the State of Minnesota. z.5 # =S.E
Mr.. Morrison introduced bill for an
act to establish the Nlianeseta State
Hospital for the isase.
On Saturday, MIR. " i.son introduced
4 bill for an act to amend IN act to H.
corporate the Minneapolis and St.
Cloud Railroad Company = and on Mon
day, a bin for. an act q amend an act to
incorporate St. Johns Seminary, loca-
ted in this city: a#lat. 1s4as E>aa
4. 4he R9use, On Thursday, me-
'mUtfal TO Congress ms 'idtrodaccd by
Mr.. Hitl'toveJGbksh ! mail route with
weekly mail service, From Fort Aber-
>crombie in Dakota, to Baunock City in
Idaho. 70 Committee ON Federal
Refatit,fs. asss:as: sssssl s'.;a
3 BY NJ! :KRisBy, = t Till FOR relief Of
Nathan and Gliauncsy I.ansoh, appro-
priating.sl0o0to ,Nsshdh and $500 to
Ohauncey., Referred to Committee On
Federal Relations, 'havint, that portion
'of'the Governors Message under cuh-
'sltleration. @ 80 ~ ~" = j ,3''."t.
On Q Saturday, by Mr.. Bills, a 9Th
70 provide instruction for deaf, dumb
and hiHa. :Arprupriates s4,100 to a
State Institution controlled by five d.
rectors, in which 'dsaf mites ind the
blind shall be rseeived and Instructed
free Of charge. Referred 70 Cdnihittee
on Charitable Institutions. ...1.......,
BY Mr.. Fitz, a memorial in 'telsii6h
to land grant for railroad from St. Pate
to the head Of Lake Superior, asking a
renewal Of the grant with extension Of
original time five years, for completion
Of the road. Laid On the table and
ordered printed. 81. .,........ ... -.
The bill for the relief of N. and c.
Lamson, was amended to read $500
and $500, and recommen led to pass.
On Monday, Mr.. Richardson pre-
sented the petition Of A. Turner and
others, for annexation Of part of Todd
county; to Morrison county. Referred
to Committee on Towns aud Counties.
On Taesday, Ny. Rufev gave notice
Of a memorial for mail route from
Superior to Chippewa Agency, in Caes
County. 90 @." So. i '>'t'5!$@t'" 94.i