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TR0SBY's OPERA HOUSE.
BRIKR SEASON OF
GRoV e r. g
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
LEONARD GROVER. R..............,......D DIRECTOR.
&I KNIGHTS 0fhY-M0ST P0HITlFRLY.
INAUGURAL NIGHT,
MONDAY EVENING, Dec, 10, 1885.


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consisting q sl1 OPERAS ONLY: Tbs season !
I'd x,sh ass9s 8 .xos y eesrsas III
ssa;ons tosessse = 1iis is @ .eSe. nv aad ai ant
The sunoined t1s embracing the nanee OF nc psin.
etpai membeIs COMPRISING the Grand opeFs G3rps. y
VIE IL 1s T1a a9 Il tss muse pubic of s
e!Nsyip MADAME JOHANNA aorrEn. p1,n. oopn. from
RSsSsA $sH*Sss$ E@s
NILE Hhps n gsE Rs faqs Gs
yo1s nd Ssssstssn oeesa House.
Il i6f Sisfe HABaAs the very popular ts:or
| 'M1RcO DVsCINlTZ the famous Primo Bar.tone
from the Royal opGn n Berlin. Hl1 frat Appearance
GUisEi1'E TAMARo. the brilliant young Tenor
oas y 70 e aeeas pabs
r. IsfsssS :Iisa Ssss y! W. NJ Sssss$y Il
FIsnsiort. @ 1''N'e'' '''''"' ''etA' "A9
EDWAR6 TAiSEH. hasso Bufo,
ADoLFH uRCHs, Bssso see9nao,
= s;!'?|:s' yS by:
New York, Boston md Philadelphia. His uuegus!ied
Plano Forte Rec!als are offered a. ~ itsttuuental
treat OF the sarest description IL addition 70 the Grand
OPERATE ASSN hIe.
s@TtfE GRAND EE4O&USs'
Has bsen selected With special reeasd to yoesl ND
ss:ss 81 viii
n.v1er ae sS1e5 r. issls n fortunate IN
LARGE ORGHESTRA,
ComprtsoR ssTefa! eminent pesormers who 5anx @
nanase ess and musical directors
~oNo'e' 'o"..'''''''.. 'As'''Sf
AAlV ASpVl aVliC
r ,,.h ,h. r,,t,..c1 yor N. ann wifi No a-,u
rFoIn 'sn t shH Ia snn ~ ~, @ ~ VI ""A
n''"ess 'oe" A"'s' "'' d.
Faust, Der Fretschutz, Martha, Eta D4avolo,
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cDlNn VNAIrNITD1J NIrnT
UkHND lNuUUURAL NULL,
,,osn.r peccuher ,s
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Jare Foete1 a sc1nalr neither h1ndsome nor young,
~ns placed in The prisoner dock at the Police
EGr1 on saturday afternoon to ansHer 10 the
Charge oi stealing q EFT o, fun aud cloak from
John hsmmend's photograph gallery. No. &c West
Nise Ii:zatcth Shields, VINO testified TINT she VI
sncd Ham,nunt's gallery on Thank bay TO
have pictnr taken. She took of her fiEs and
rat ior the picture in the opesator'E room. When
ehe returned her futs ard cloak were gone. She
Fepc!ted her loss at the second Police Preunct
crr Coece va passing The cnil.y the daJ Of the
theIt. and ea~ the woman Foster coming down the
stairs: when ngpr'.ed Of The larceny be set oa: to
noon, aa'd ionnd tue goods in ker possession: She
Hs< required 70 give lat9 10 the tpen OF $50 for
tia, N tbe Recorders Court.
Ecoyo1T Il FcEt--Th,. NAV scer {mpo ssib)e
with coal nt twenty-five dollars ton, ye, csI at
No s. Dearborn street, in tho rear Of 4. e. Badger
4 Cot hank, VIII chow something OF the ecoao.
m:ral style IN opesatIon-a G1nk tnoscmcni On coal
by the Aubs1ftunon therefor Of gas md kerosene
for cooking and hsatine purposes: Among the
busu,uc Cas alone, having ovcns for roasting and
hroiIirC before an open fire and baknc, and at
tached ua,er back md copper. boiler. Nmcn knp,
plies hot Tntef ,eonrh NE n0as ,i11osd os e,1,na
houses, steamboats,, &c. u.lng either Kerosene o.
E.s for iuc!. The exhibition room Is ne4ted os
nfA, Elder y. f. Atubfpse, An u!Q sttAGl AAo
wtdely known in Illinois, is The pateutee OF tne
kcrosene stoves urd steam table. A company AZ
hecu formed for m1nufct ring these goods 1n chi
caro- with Homer y. Hlohard ~ President. Ihoss
rAo believe IN encouraging home manufactures m
insited 10 eai} anl c1amtnt The claims OF the coua
pany On their attention. See their advertisement
In another column
INSURANCE. AGAINST Acc1DEHrs.'-uhder thit
bead the Buston Iost Of recent tskue has the fol
luwlne:
THE subject Of tpsurnncc against accidents !.
dssefredy fpeeayiuE considerable attention from el
eAtt** q our cs1ixens and enuf1H hAve been nnht
~ syeten lsa, would meet the WANTS Q
~ poa'c put II remained fof the Proyident ASt
taaAG s NeETany, Of GmcaEp, 10 lnAp.urate
~ ~ Mutea 1ully Merts the public requirement
tinhst St1Mpsnf Il ee,NEsnea OF ccntsenep Of tht
,ji.d ttt ~ II the Wtet, and II has fulfy com
s.rc. 4 s,. ANr o. tias State IN relation to in
bnkes nen lave sut-e7iisd n s,,a ~ =
~ sfock We arr rtad 10 weicnn,c ~ Eh;na y
nteDds wEo arc cneaced In this cntnts Sats'k. s
have no doubt 81 their fntire encc,ss A1io ".
moFc or fesr 1tablc ~ accidents nnt r., are O.
time Is neak al hand When no perrqn vii trs, - ~
Ely mode 9! public conSeyarce without =
tackct- 1bis Company arr already peliIn.e hs,
exclusively mud they also making nfran"etnsn,
for their tale over Ill the principal roads in NJ
England. Our readers mar I've etre that Ii /. m
No. CompaDy. shundxnus nble 10 perform ali i
promiH4 and thai 1t will promise nothing that
r1nuot pcrtom. Ac..rs. Tnndall j. Bean. No.
Stnle e,ftes. gentlemen kaoWl All orcr the count
for ta,r ard honorable drnns arr the Setr En- ,la1
agents from whom I'LL ucceseary information N,
IN Dbiainea."
, 1865-12-11

F1RE TntEyEe-Whtle the fire wae raging on the
corner Of Clark md jackson streets, At an easly
hour On Friday morning, fellow uamed John
Collins under pzetence Of essisting in removing
goods from the burning buildings, took, occasion
10 nuprbptiate tug of WhiskeY and ]uR Of gin
valued at III, nom one Of tbs sufferers named P.
Y. Fitzpatrick, and quantity Of clothing and bed
ding from another person. He took these articles
care Of Them until the fire Nas over. oderinc to
give the liquor to him for his trouble Afer enr-
inc the articles NTH 1azzrors, Collins returned to
the fire and attempted 10 ce of another lot of pro
perty. when he was arrested by Sergeant CLAYTON
ind conveyed to the A1t1oTy. He was taken bsi9re %
The rolice Conrt Gn saturday afternoon, and % g.
tauit Of Il 900 ball was eomtn1t1en tof hal IN the
chsties Brown another Of Tic e. same s, et,ips va
nrntinT seyeai bottles OF pe.famey, hair brushes,
eomst. & % &c, lie propefy Of John Han.el Mhe
Occupied c1k street Ms W., t,s ,s9n'is isa
Anyfu FnUYf
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INn1ANA kAssoaAg1os.-Th anniversary dinnef
1f the lnd1aos Association Will take place ihls
(Mondsy) evening. at O'Clock, At kinsicys I'd inc
St,,ar> Hnuut block.
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r Asst WEEK OF
O. S. FOWLER.

OF New York, At the fremont House. As this Is the
last week OF his last visit to ChItaEo those who would
know all about themselves and chldre. their natural
bnsness and how to make the most Of themselves, AL
spiutely call the Tfcncp befote 10 Sat-
urday evening. Office hours from 8. n. to 10 p. m.
KoQks for aAle. 8i4f
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An EprCA71nxAL FACT.-1t is an interesting and
important locsl educational lact that there are at
the present time in tie Chicago Business College OF
Ne4ss. Bryant i Strattun many morr students
ihan ut any Corresponding reasoa for eeverA years
pact The fifthg1 3ac deserves 10 be stated thai
among these etndcnts are several graduates from
the ncs Easte1n colleges showing that thuse young
men aeapowlcEp .he necessity OF psacueal trimming
for business lite, which the ordinnry college curri
culum caunat give.
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Hos71rAL ToR WoxEN AND CHtLDBEs.-The
regular meeting Of the trustees Of this institution
uil be held this afternoon nj the hospital No. ~
Kush st,ee., ut 3 o'clock. A punetua1 attendance
IL requested.
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N. E, PAs7ous.-The F1stors OF thc sevcra!
Mcthodtst Epiecopa1 Churches Of Chicago and
vicinity ere requested to meet ut 81 o'clock this
afternoon in ~ Methodist B1ock for special bnsi-
NcAA.
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w ANTED-Situation-By an
w Engineer OF twenty years experience. to run =
high Of low pressure stationary 0Rihe. Good citJ
reference given One place I'VE years, Address H H.
Us Thitd-st, Chlcasot foE one week. s.W
w ANTED Situation - As
w Miller; hxve ten yea.s' ezpsr1enee in that
business also, will furnish certificates charac-
ter. Address A. n. FRAZIER, SS CuttlEe Grove
nrenne. for two weeks. Alsl
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eleventh annual repoE1 or the B0ard OF Education
rom the Isl of January, 1861 10 the 3lst Of August,
1869, ha. lust been Isened. From the able report
Of ihc Superintendent 1t will be seen that during
the pas, year our schools have made good progress
The }ast examinations giving evidence Of great in
dust1y On the part OF the pupils, and OF constant
and determined labor by the teachers. The school
bnndings have been very much ogercroWded, md
many thousands oI children have been Obliged to
remain ut home, for want of proper aecommoda-
t1on. The whole number Of pupila enrolled during
1915 was $3.50, The echool Census Of the city,
as taken IN October, 1854, was sa,s10; 20 that Of
those entitled to school privileges at the public
pense, ONLY 7GS per cent have been enrolled 70,
even short time. The average da1y attendance
uPon the schools from january Let, 1861. to July
13th l6G5 Was II a6s, an inczeafe OF nearly = per
cent over the average attendance Of 1868. This
shows commendAh1e efforts on the part Of the
The appropriation Of 1900 BY The Common
Council fo1 tie support Of Evening Schools for the
winter Of 1865, bas been followed BY encouraging
res splts The schools list winter. were filed wiih
eager mud attentive scholars, some Of whom were
forty years Of acc and upwards.
The report Of the Principal Of the High School,
shows That In al the departments Of instruction,
the most favorable progress has been made. The
whole number Of pupils enrolled during the last
school year was 369 the number Of graduates, II.
Enrolled exclusive Of the Normal Department, 29
graduates, q. The whole pnmber Of pupils con-
Hected with the school stncc JanuAEy. 16i Is 5l7-
III males, $40 females; the average number belong
ing. 2S6; the average daily attendance, 21 the
1 per cent Of attendance, rs.
The report Is fu1s Of The most Interesting infor-
mnti0u cppceIp1rC the present condition of ouI
public schools, and wtw repay careful pcrusal
, 1865-12-11

AD51tSS1OS-OrchsB1n CbAlrs, nalcony, Phfquttte
and Dress Circle. st Reserved seats 50 cents e1un:
Ho1ee {or four to stI pesousl accoYunR 10 size And
Circle. 80 CENTS
Season Tickets, securing seats for zlx nights g 90
The eexson a21e will commence At the BOZ Once
CTosby's Opera Hon.e, Thursday stornlng. Doc lath
At r. The regular sale Of seats for any night sat
ntdAy Morning. Dec 10th. At a-m- n3i!ip
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aI1iatc e1ceenca ma in III m,re mstter Of
alone y ~ superior 70 any similar os.
any operntlc enterprise OF this character.
The Director feels himself particular fortunate In
having secured thc services CTS
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Gla11tf1==5ituatio1s.

TOR SALE-Cheap-One half.
J., tep, swo.seated carrtage, almost new. Inquire
at ~ River street, hAA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-11

To George Bryan, Samuel L. 4do;as, Richard
44dan1s or his representatives.; Robt. I. adams,
Hen1y Peel, Joseph II, *Stc0eas, John L.
Co., 4. Z. Stceg0rt, j. r. Jatroy & 'so77st
Tyacey, A',eiu j. Co., Fanshano A1illihen s
TopcuSe1J CoTse Bros, Josiah 4, Lee Co.
a7td I'm. II. Barley:
WHEREAS, George Bryan and wife and
w Samuel 4 dams and wife did execute
and deliver to [. Louis inzer &c: tain deed
of trust, under which you and others are utter
ested as benefciarics or otherwise, bearing date
on the 255h day Of October 1850 recorded IN
Alexandria County court, and the ss1d l.
Louis Kinzer has departed this life so that the
Office Of trustee under said deed hiss become
vacant, please to take notice that on the first
day of the March Term, 1865. Of the County
Court Of Alexandria County, Virginia, whlci1
will be on the 9th day Of March, 1865, shall
move the said Court to appoint Andrew jamie 1i
son, Of the City Of Alexandria, Va, to be the
trustee under said deed, in place Of the said L
Louis Kinzer deceased, and to substitute him
to all the rights. powers, duties and Sespone
sibilties of the original trustee.
ian 28-law4w II. 5. OK III > I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-11
Geographic 1fl}'s,
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA February liz Hra itas
just commenced III tn. 9TH story Of DIX. Jayne :
mammoth granite building, D ,ok street below
Sd, the first floor Of which vas formerly ocou
pied as Post Office
SECOND DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-The t"e wac
extinguished before extending beyond III, rooni
where it commenced. The building was occn
ped by various printing Offices Ills cooEGnts
were damaged by water.
>~-
GOLD.
PHILADELPHIA, February lI.--lAoid has
fallen to 2U6.
New YORK, February ll.-|4od, 200.
--------> &-
Gen. Augur issued all order directing sua
pension Of the order for the execution Of Frank
Carpenter, alias Harry J. Carpenter, who was
sentenced by court martial TO be shot III Alez
andria vest erday, for re peated dcseltions.
The chartered steamer Lady Lang, bound
10 to Washington, from Annapolis, vas cat
through by the ice on Thursday, aud forced
ashore off Fort Washington. She now lying
with her wheels out Of water, surrounded
with large blocks of ice.
The police authorities Of Florence, Italy; are
reviving the old idea of discovering murder BY
examining the impression made upon the retlna
of the murdered persons eye.
Gen. Paine whose name has become SO no.
torious, is to be tried on the charges against
him, by Court Martial at St. Louis.
The safe in the county treasury Office, at
Adrian, Michigan was blown open last night
and robbed Of twenty thousand dollars.
The Legislature of Pennsylvania have just
passed bill prohibiting the storage OF petrol
cum in Philadelphia.
Tnere are above thousand military nonl"
nations before the Military Committee OF the
3. S. Senate.
Two blockade runners have recently been
captured off the coast Of Florida and Texas.
Major Harry Gilmore has arrived at Fort
Warren.
A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-11
LOCAL N & VI S
"a =

THE MARKET, this morning, was very poor
10 s,1pplieasWith vegetables and country pro
dnce-and what's brought ill.,. is sold at the
b;gh ,st rates-cabbage >snaI|) 10 to 20 cts.
rer head parsaips 10 cts. per halt peck, &c.
Rutter 80 cts; Eggs 81 70 81 cts per dozen.
Fresh meat was pleotlful and generally Of good
ouality-the best pieces Of beef, mutton and
veal selling at rs cts per ID.
The report that tbs. q S: Hospitals in this
place are to be evacuated aud the buildings re.
turned 10 their owners, continues. 1t is said
Camp Distribution near towl, is to be used for
hospital purposes, and the Soldiers Rest used
as depot for Distribution.
-ssas.---
Rev. Mr.. RELY. LECTURE, at Liberty
Hall, last night, was most favorably received
ly large and appreo'ative audience. The
Lecturer was able and eloquent 10 his re-
marks
A man named VIM Adams was arrested
and sent TO Jail in this place, yesterday, charg-
ed With attempting violence on the person Of
female, who is said to be deaf and dumb.
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The weather IN dav mo1erated somewhat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-11
The weather, to day, moderated somewhat,
and the ice and snow began again to thaW. Il.

In the debated the Z. S. House Of Repre-
sentatives, yesterday, Mr.. Brooks said:
He Mr. Brooks was 10 favor Of an arms
tice. Some day or other this war must end,
and prior to that there must be an armistice
and he regretted the President had not avail
ed himself of the opportunity recently offered
to grant an armistice, believing it this had
taken place peace would have followed. =
Mr.. Stevens of Pa, said IF the Presi
dent had agreed upon an armistice upon the
basis of a separation Of the States, he would
have deserved to be impeached by this House
and convicted by the other For his part, he
believed one OF two alternatives must come
tie rebels must lay down their arms or be ex
terminated. He did not believe peace would
be restored in six or twelve weeks-there
would be war for year or two. The conquer
or must make terms"
Mr.. Cox, of Ohio, said he was glad the
meeting of the Commissioners had taken
place, for it need not end here, but if followed
up would end in peace and reunion. He added:
Seen. Grant himself said, / am convinced,
upon conversation with Messrs. Stephens and
Hunter, that their intentions are good and
their desire sincere to restore peace and
Union. The thanks Of Congress are due to
the President for drawing this fact out. There
is not a syllable going to show that they would
treat only on the basis Of Independence Ii
we fail to make peace, the fault will lie at the
door OF the radical pressure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-11

To George Bryan Samuel r. @ado"s, Richard
ddauss or las representatives, John L, Cor,
henry Peel, Joseph II. Stems: YIN. &.
Barter, 4. r Stcwart, !. z. Jafrcy & So1s,
IlaceY Ir1cin & Co., IaHsh@o2, MiIllAe1 s
Ioayuse,sd, Corse Bros. end Josiah Lee & Co.
SxTHEREA5. George Bryan, Samuel 4.
W Adams AMI Douglas 5. Gregory, as part
nes under the firm name Of Bryan, Adams
& Co., did execute and deliver to |. Louis
Kinzer a certain deed of trust. under which
you and others are interested as benefclaries
ard otherwise bearing date on the 9th day OF
October, 1860 recorded in the Alexandr Ia
County Virginia Land Records and tn SAID
I. Louis KIM II has departed this lie, SO that
the office Of Trustee under sid deed has become
vacant, please 20 take notice that on the first
day Of The March Term. 1865 Of the County
Court OF alexandria County, Virginia, which
will be on the 9Th day Of March, 1865, L shall
move the aid Court to appoint ndrew janis
son, Of the city Of Aloxandria, Va; 70 be tru5r
tee uuder said deed, in place Of the said l
Louis kinzer, deceased, and to substitute him
to al the rights, powers, duties and response
biities Of the original trustee.
lar 2S--laW4W u. ;. GhhGOk 7,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-11

LEGISLATIVE. In the Senate, on Thursday,
the bill in relation to the County levies Tor
1868 and a, was passed To the House, several
bills, Nos. 90 80, q, and 36 were passed.
The recent vote taken on the street cars lp
Philadelphia to decide whether colored people
should be allowed to ride in them or not, has
been decided by the majority against Dlnah
and sambo. Only every fifth car is to be
privileged to them.
The Confederate Senate, BY an almost
unanimous vote, rejected the bill putting 2o0,-
ooonegroes in the army.
zen. Sorrell, Of Georgia, was killed IN the
light of Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-11
GOLD.

Gen Aueur issued all order directing sn
pension of the order for the execution ot Fran
Carpenter, alias Harry J. Carpenter, who W
sentenced by court martial TO be shot III Alcs
andria yesterday, for repeated dcsertlons.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-16
4 COOL HUSBAND.

An industrious and worthy man, LIVING
in Trivoli, recently found that the partner
Of his ''buzzum' had become enamored of
fellow who was trapping and fiddling
around Trivoli. The other dag shs left her
husband and came to the city. Her in
jured spouse followed her footsteps hither,
and found that che VAS stopping at the
Trivoli House. Upon going there, and
finding that his wife had 1aet her psramour
and both had gone to the theatre, he took q
seat to await their return. philosophically
remarking that s'he thought his wife the
most to blame" The pair returned and
sought their room, whittier they were fol-
lowed, after . time, by the husband. he
WAS asked if he didn't want an officer to
accompany him. but he refused suything
Of the SORT, and going up to the rosm, burst
it open. The couple inside had retired.
The fellow junpisg up in great alarm,
stairs, but tho woman calmly told her hus-
band that he need not have taken the trou-
bio to come after her, - che intended to
return in short time, adding that be had
better come to bed and g to sleep. He
quietly refused, and BY his directions
bed was made for him on the iosr, where
ne passed the night. In the morning he
secured . passage for the woman on the
Trivoli stage, and asked the proprietor of
the hotel what his bill was. saying thai
he'd pay his vife's bill also Eoaifsce re-
sponded that, inasmuch q he vac instru-
mental i'll running the other fellow of, he
ought to psy his bill too modes, request
that the Trivoli gentleman accedel to at
once, remarklng that any debts that his
wife contracted he would be responsible
for-he didn't want say msn 10 lose any
thing on her account; that he didn't blame
the man At oil that he thought tie woman
was the one i'll fault, adding that he be-
lieved that he should have to get = divorce.
The woman managed 10 give him the slip
when the stage left for Trivoli, and Satur-
day evening her husband ~as looking for
her, coolly renarking that che Asl lost track
Of Aam! He took his domestic troubles
With the philosophy Of > stosc, and ss if he
were disintsrested spectsscr.--Peoria
Transcript.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-16
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY AT HART.
-.s ~. FORD.

On Monday last, r. ": Green, late pres
ideht Of the Connecticut Fire insurance
Company, in 1t Of insanity, oaueed the
death Of his wife BY emitting her throat. 1t
appears that Mrs. GreeR Vas sitting by the
ceLtretable reading tire "Knightly Soldier"
when her Ausbsnd came up behind her and
cut her throat With rasor, thea ran up
s:sirs, locked his deor, laid down aud DELHI
erasely made the attempt At his own life.
When found, Mr.. Green W, lying on the
sofa With hls right arm resting on chair,
with an open raser By his haEd. aud still
.l,ve, but with scarcely any hope that he
could live but . shsrt time. Ne had eu. =
ceep cash on the right eide Of his neck in
to the tr:cotd esrtilary making IN opening
into tho mouth. There was another cut on
let side sf tae neck aud ono across tho left
srm. He lad bied profasely, vss partial-
i sensible, bat eould ne. afticulate dis
tinctly. - .5[...>.z.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-16

LlYs AND ExIs1Dsc1.-.ho -sers 1apze
Ofyesrs 10 not life. 70 eat, end drink, and
sleep; ts be exposed to asrkness ana the
light; 70 pace round in the min Of hsbit,
and turn thought lato IN Implement. Of
trade-thi5 il not Ifs. In I'll this Eat .
poor fraction Ct the consciousness Of In
manity ie awakened, and the saact;tias s.ill
t.umber which make t WORTH while 20 be.
knowledge, truth, :ove, bearty, goodness,
faith, clone esa give vitality to The mech
anism Of eeisteeeo.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-16
STATE N0Ws.

The Red Wing Acgxs is Boosting over
an $500 horse recently brought 10 that
place. :....s.
The Naatorvjlle Ezp,ess notes that q
former in Dodge County sold three yoke Of
cattle for $500 cash.
The Winona Repubiiean, Of tho 9th
says: "Another large load of railroad iron
for the Winons aud St. Peter railroad has
arrived, and is being loaded on csrs for
the road"
"A man named William Altenberg. .
citizen of Cottage Grove, got into violent
quarrel few days stree With his son. y hen
his wife took the boys part. Altenbure
became very much enraged, got an axe.
and thr satened to kill both. BE beat his
wife badly, when his sen fearing be would
execute his murdcrous threat, took gun
and shot bis father, Wounding him, it is
supposed mortally. The boy gave himself
up to an off ;er Of justice ct Cottage Grove.
-Press.
On Friday night the store Of kelsey 4
Kelley, of Anoka, was entered aud about
$500 worth Of goods taken. They were
afterwards recovered. So says the Union.
Men who fight duels generally have
two econds to live sitter they are dead.
Birds are the nost successful Of all
agricul,urists,-their crops never fail.
-Epitaph for an old maid: A lass too
late.
-Epitsph for . ,whist-player: "No
Cards."
After quoting John Locke, that blind
man took his idea of scarlet from the sound
of a trumpet, witty fellow says that q
hoop-skirt hanging out of . door reminds
him Of the peel Of belle.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-16

-den. paank Elair's vsts VAS rejected
In St. Louis on Tuesday, because he refus-
ed. TO take the oath Of loyalty prescribed
BY the constitution. He has sued the iulx.
~ dlslauine 3t9CUo 1smIrti.