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The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17

PREMIUMs.-We preceive the Executive COM
Inittee of the Northern District Fair, held al
MarysvilIe, have awarded premiums to our form
er townsman, Robt. ]. Walsh at present OF
Cousa County:
Imported mare Roadster-2nd premium, $50.
California Bred Stallion Draught-lst pre-
MUM. $50.
Brood mares-lst premium, diploma.
Blooded imported COW, Adelaide, 4 years old
list premium-S40.
Blooded imported Cow, lone, ) years old
lst premium-S20.
California Bred Durham Bulls-lst premium.
for @' Shasta" and Sheldon"-S75 2nd do for
Bull Colusa," diaploma.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17
WV. II. DAILY. ESQ. E;

DEAR SIR: Your AROMATIC VALLEY
WHISKY is received, and, after careful exam
ination, find it to be a pure article, entirely
free from the adulterating ingredients SO fire.
quently used.
JAMES J. MAPES. Chemist
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17
Dalv,s Aromatic Valley Whisky

each. For sale by all the principal Liquor
Houses in California sel0:6m
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17

A New FoRT.-0n Saturday last, Lieut.. R. S.
Williamson arrived at Fort Crook, he having
been ordered there by the department, to make
q survey for new fort. 1t is supposed it will
be located abeut half mile from Lockhart's
Pitt River ferry. The site is good one, being
well watered and timbered There is also a
sulpher spring, that has many medicinal quail
ties. Capt. Flint, with his company of infantry
will take command of the new fort. Capt. rs
company is daily expected.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17
WASHINGTON BREWERY
LAGER BEER.

THIS INvIGORATING BEVERAGE, La
i ger Beer, of a superior quality, is constant
ly manufactured at the
WARRINGTON BREWERY,
and will be sold at the cheapest rates, for CASH,
either by the Keg or Bottle.
The proprietors are determined to maintain
the reputation of their establishment, by selling
nothing but first rate article. Our Beer is
wholly unadulterated with any poisonous sub
stances. 1t is the pure extract of Malt and Hops
BEHRLE s HOFFMAN
Shasta, Aug. l9, 1889 au206m
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17

On I've recently stated that our confrere
Charles Rufus Street. had been taken from the
mud by the Democracy of this county, and that
hence he was guilty of ingratitude in refusing to
support the entire Democratic ticket. He says
this is an indirect fling at the miners Bah =
Do you take the miners to be fools We sup
pose we have done as much mining as ever Mr..
Street has done. But, says Charles Rufus, we
formerly labored on the macadamized roads in
Virginia We plead guilty to having labored on
one When school boy, in company with our
companions, we each took contract to break
several perch OF rock, for Col. Musgrove, now of
this county. We all completed our contracts by
working before and after school hours, and thus
had abundance of marble money. The connec-
tion of this school boy incident with this ques-
tion, and the ntimation that we made a fling at
the occupation of mining, is most ridiculous,
and we doubt not Charles Rufus feels that it is.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17
DIED,

In Pitt River Valley, on the 4th inst, from
gunshot wound received in fight while aiding
in storming Rancharie of hostile Indians, F.
r. Mcflroy aged 80 years and months; form
erly of Salem, Livingston county, Kentucky.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17

1S- Mr. Street says it is false that Mr.. Hinck-
ley writes for the Herald. That he did not write
sundry of the heavy articles which have ap-
peared in the Herald, this community needs nc
evidence, as it is universally known that he is
not only polished writer but understands the
the art of spelling according to Webster.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17
"Aromatic Valley whisky,

and find it pure, fine favored Rye Whisky,
containing no injurious matter of any kind, and
recommend it as suitable for medical and bile
purposes. CHAS. I. JACKSON, NJ D.,
State Assayer
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17

AcctDgNT.-0n the 18th inst, John Wood
while blasting a rock near Lockhart's Ferry, on
Pitt River, had his left hand dreadfuliy shatter
ed. A blast not going off from some unac-
countabe cause, he attempted to make another
drill when the powder ignited, and occasioned
the accident. The physicians in hopes of
saving portion Of the wounded hand.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17
DALY'S VALLEY WHISKY.

WE BEG TO CALL the attention of dealers
w as well as customers to the following GER
tifcates of well-known Chemists, who have an
alyZed
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17
MARRIED

At Eastman's, Trinity river Sept. I'd, CHAs
". TAYLOR to Miss ELIZABETH AsHwoRTH.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17
New YoRK, April 10th, 1853
have analysed a sample of
sDaly,s Aromatic Valley yVhisLr >,

and find it to be pure article, of fine flavor
and without any deleterious admixture.
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. D.,
Chemist.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17

STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, 80 Somerset ST., \
Boston, Mass, April II, 1858.
WM. II. DAILY, New York:
DEAR SIR: have made chemical analysis
of your
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17
Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky"

The high reputation of the parties is suffi-
cient guarantee that the article possesses all the
merit claimed for it.
WM. NEWELL & CO,
Sole Agents.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-17

JOHN BALL,
Former proprietor of the Charter Oak Saloon.
shasta, Aug 2s. 1898. aug2Stf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

.,-.-as Nov gscorroS market easier, bat prices 10
ehsnEsai ~ eYTos usks, scve and holder vais
sellers to-day $50 bsss Addng ot@cso' Wv T"'''
tons Nov aeFrOvK buoyaBi sale. Of 600 ~.
n, IS rs fo surefene, WnEAr aiyssece ozc sa'ss % 80.
49, $500 bush. old eilOw at SIC and new At Sc WHISKY
dpl Nov aa-corroS, Basaes- large but prices
sbsased: sales to-day Geo bales ,-,,--.,, l..
h0S s I @ sp a ssss 's ss EXTRA WI
co,n, IS loa IS Is for eItEs Mshissn - eet$ 80 for
chicago Sps Os o0 s9, r., do y e 90 c i've 4 81 AZ
5sO sS.n % CO. Zoo bush Canada caSsi 81 O eel o.
09hS sI amer with .nsa sale. Canada SC BAILEY
nominal al q 7Oc RYE nominal st 90 Ioc. wsTt asI
2Sc 900 ~ Flour 5000 bash Wheat, loooe ba~h
Corn EsroKr-5 600 bush whesi 6 600 s1.h OSra
Hasr5 street wzxAr-ssles l2OcO bush At anehanged
prices he market closing arm T0As r,S .s PoI els
IS and Prine e. SO sO Bacon Zoe waIskr quiet st be
GnleisG SGs COM ss n'In SSl. Flour
Eco bush Wheat 10000 sash Cs.D 800 Sa.6 oa;s ~,
for Club. coSs and osrs UNCHANGED ri UNA.
DErxolr Nov. t@FLorR active WEI r SSI as sssh
Wheat. ssirsEsrs isht. :,
sSy sEss S sS S rsss a /, Sp
osNEso 2sFLouR dull and uneesossd wSs 49, am
1ew q inoi. At 7c LakS isrOSTsloo bu,h cS sso
s 800 bush heat sa0 bush Corn sooO bush Barley 90"
ogs nsosro Noy YstorE active wHkAr active 81 roo
= Is for White Winter and sldtl W Tor spring. DAhbRf
steady at 6Oc. RYE quiet At l3ds0c.
Nov 70 -Corros unchanged sales to-day s75 baes.
Nov. 2s-cO1ros UNCHANGED sales 600 bale. Z. ,,,
Nov 9CoTToS-sslss to-day 5000 bales at loe for Mid
ding; sales OF last three days, ooc bales; receipts, 1880
kEw-CRLEASs Nov. 29The sales Of Cor1os to-day were
% COO bales irregular prices Mddins 0 atc sales q The
lat days Se bale. receiR 80 500 eass ssaa., 9 goo
in snle time year increased receipts this port 70 date
III co bales. FRKIsRr to Lepco lSssd 70 Boston &C.
EXCHANGES.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2s-sishs Exchange on New-York IN.
PHiI4DEIPHIA Nov 2sSisht Exchange New YOrh para
lice. A. prem. -
cen, discount a.,
premiom for currency. and 4 cent premium for gold
MoHmE. Nov 2a-Sgh Exchange on New-iorh' tes
cent discount. = =. .~,,- 90, ,rp>,xNr
BosroN, Tuesday Nov. ~, 1854
C.p,sl stock 93l 700 Due 10 other Banks = losv
Loans and discounts 5a22l 900 Deposits. lSS5No
Specie ..........,. ts55oool Circulation o0Vz"
Due from other Bis 7,l41,00'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
Cept,nasd frer rim Pare.


Wood VIII certainly 30 ceva, your feae are entirely
Rroundess. Inc IN IN The Democracy, which a.
vides is votes styeen the two candidates makes u
possible TO ct man ike 0pdyke. Every Rep9oh,,
can must 81 md By his candidate and not be deceived
and dram o; TO the right left enough bones, men !.
81 o. ,er parties will JOIN when they oonsder ui' y
H. eeter to elect strong and able man than one a.
Ready aged, and entering upon his duties VII" VIC
freatest reluctance. 10. A.,;o,,e that
The German voters are mistaken II they ocste soa
they could transact business with Hayemeycr, IN !, -
of h. election, in German; for although 9is NAM
S.er<n,n origin be ie not German 3y On.nl IT, IL
in his views is generally opposed TO tnoee Oh 'H'
A. regards the candidate for Corporation Connsell
eonon H. Hull he has been recognized oy al PaIa lS
- an honest man and able lawyer, who, II elected,
~ boy En- The most brilliant manner that the Herman
',I,srs have not been deceived in him.
THs candidate for Governor OF the Aims hOusc,
wm IT Pipkney, has already, by bis able ana honsss
duiSf rson Of that Office for many years, shown iis
~aaii6caions therefor that there can be no douo'
sf HIS reelection. =, -. - al
The Crntrsl Committee counts on the support Oh an
n,,I,d citizens, and trusts that they WIZ gave
,liT votes TO the Candidates recommended as ABOVE
Nee York Nov. ~, 1859 - - -, ,,.,,..
Nv etST Of be Gernisn Republican Central CcInrnee'
gAxSEL Z. TZsChIRNER, X kICHtAyh1D1 us
EDWARD ROBINSON. Dr., tosIAf fON"''
p FRITZ, Committee.
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WING GENERAL COMMITTEE.

The Wing General Committee met last evening.
The attendance was large, it having been announced
that Senator Crittenden would be present. Mr..
Ketchum presided. He read the following letter:
Nov. ~ 1859.
Genflsnen The Wig Gsneral Coaniffoe.
thank you for honor you have conferred upon 81 ten
deug nomination ioI the ONCE Of Counsel tie Ooo
TEtion. - -
TWAS nomination unsolicited my part bat which
cent have concluded sppear candidate
o say Office at the ensuing Charter Election and hence Deg
leave moot respectfully decline the nsnuation you uGni
uously oonferred upon Very respectfuly yoars-y
RUFUS =. ANDREWS
II was moved that the Convention proceed 10 hl the
vacancy Cd the ticket occasi ned by the declation
az Mr.. Andrews and DIR. Samuel Hail. solomon L.
Hull, samuel J. tilden and Greene c. Bronson were
nominated.
Mr.. Jas. Brooks made an excited speech in which he
A that they had nothing in common with the Repub-
ca, > and exhausted his vocabulary Of vtnperaon on
what be called the outrage, and the insult offered by
the American Convention, last evening IN recedIng
frcm their nomination OF Ogden. lie thought II time
tlai the American party done with. He had
never belonged 10 Il; be had never been in an
American meeting. But in the Wing party there
were men who could not be bought and sold Ike
sheep
Mr. Crittenden was announced and introduced by
Mr. Dodge. Mr.. Ogden accompanied him.
Mr. Ketohum, addressing Mr.. Criiteaden, said that
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........ROv. q
lleared.

stesmshps-stsr ftbe south Lyon Savannah L. Mehn
SOM Thomas Swami Ramsey, Baltimore, ii. b. Cromwell
Co. 5. Cadw elader, Pierson, Baltimore. .
Sbps-Rsmbler, Loshrup, Acapulco, Tappan Stazouek
Archer Shlbye, San Francisco Ross, Fslconer CO.
BaTks-1icLle tBr.l bevan Glasgow, j. C. Macarthur n H.
CASTOR Parmeee Barbados Bishop Bro g. Morley Holm
ST. Marks SnaIwood Earle Co.; H. Trowbrdge Frisbee
Barbados H. rrowbrdge's Sons; Eagle, Baker Curse0a g.
W. Lewis 4 Co.
Bngs-Ocean Traveller. Sargent Nuevtas, Thomas Owen
Son; Bloomer OBJ Bumer, St Johns, n f. Thos Wallace
Winthrop Bearse Sayania Handy Everett; Osprey (Br
Cole ST. John p l. NeSius Son; Sea Foam Boreham, 81
Thomas, Maitland. Phelps & Co.
Schooners-Fas ashton. swirl Smyrna, maser r. Banitt Sal
year NewbeTn Dibble Bunce, j. Grierson Harding Bristol,
master Olive Branch Chase, jamaica T. b. Chase D. Kl6
Robbins, Antigua, c. J. Knox Co.. Col. Sattery Hill,
Charleston, McCresdy Mott Co Tabor Cook Charleston.
J. d. Smith; NJ Zsgury (Br), Mathews ST. Nicholas o. y.
Buley Fountain Beaise AtsLapas master, Henche Bird
sail, Galveston Wekemsn Dimon Co.. w. Bacon Tyler,
Baltimore Mailer Lord Qnereau H. Stedman Goudsle Fer.
nsndins Dibble Bunce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

MOZART Hall CouScILhASic NOMINATIONS foh
rEF VrH DisrRicr.-The Mozart Hal Democrats OF
he vth District ne, at the Ess ex-Hoase in Grand
street. last evening, to decide Jon union ticket WIN
The Tammany people, Tx names of Edward L.
MURPHY and Michael Dab IN were agreed upon' ieav-
;oe the re mainiDg four 20 be chosen by the IamHAy
PARTY, and Qourlittee appointed TO confer win
The Tsnrany people and report at 10 o'clock. Az 'nA'
bour tie Conn ittee returned with the intelligence
that Murphy did not receive the Tammsny indorse-
men,. The meeting was then reOrgaDized ana the
following ticket unanimously adopted:
Thirtesih Har6-E L. Murphy -,
Ficrenih Herd--Jaaes Riley Edward Costello ..,.,,
SsrssrseAA Hard-MiehAel Dalton Andrew Murphy Andre"
MuisAn.
T,Nw1yY CouNcILNASIc CoSvESTros.-An ad-
ouIned meeting of the Tammsny Hall Councilmanie
Convention for the 5th District held last evening
st Union Hall, Corner of 4th street and Avenue T.,
when the following gentlemen were nominated;
John Van Tyne, Of the Tenth Ward
John Mcdonnell. Of the Thirteenth Ward.
ESward c. Costello Of the Eleventh Ward
John n. Hookrk, Of the Eleventh Ward
Frederick RolwaEsn OF the Seventeenth NaId.
John Ryan, Of the Seventeenth Ward
The PEOPLES PARTY-Tne Executive Committee
Of the Peoples party F. j. Tucker esq, in the chair,
assembled at their rooms, Nd. 436 Broadway, last
evening and considered the acceptances the various
candidates Frederick Van Wagner having declined
the nomination rendered TO him as Governor of the
Almshouse, the Committee, after some elaboration,
unanimously indorsed the name of VIM. /. Pnkney
o. their candidate for that office. After the nomina-
ton was made a gentleman of the Committee stated
ths, he had been offered several hundred dollars by
Mr.. Raft of the Steuben House TO 20 over 10 the
Hayemeyer party and secure the reconsideration OF
Nr. Opdyke's nomination, and moved this resolution;
ghereqs The Peoples party having nominated honest
Ter the various positions the Charter ticket and corrupt
heel
beft =,
ReoreS That this Committee believing IN the honesty and
6dsv OF is nominees pledge themselves oil exeon in
their power secure their election.
Which was adopted amid much applause. After
,pe TO speeches from Messrs. Tucker, Goodrich,
Root and others the Committee adjourned.
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Arrfyed.

Steamship Yorktown. shufedt Havana Nov 49, mdse pass
Haiteru signsed bark Heyetia tBremen) bound s.
Steamship Marion, Foster, Charleston ndse. and pass
Spoford, 4 iestoD l. Co.
Steamship Florida, CrOwe Savannah, mde and pass s.
Buk 1heo Curl. (of Freepot Mel Brszis Cardeuss Nov
Brig NSbsn Fossry RsmsdiO. days. mO.s.es and cedar
to thompson Hunter HsseIpereuced heavy N. W gales
quantity Of yellow pine boards adr which appeared have
Brig r. A. Fisher Ketcham Matanzas Nov 49, sugar Ac to
j. T. A. r. Webster Been duysN Of Hatssfas with heavy
Big yeons lOf Cslsi. Barnard Charleston day. yellow
schE o. R. Dixon (smssed Ward Petsrbursh days. cot.
ton &c. to c. II. Pierson & Co
seh X. Franklin johnson, Peenburgh days corn and
Seh Lynchb6rg Harrison Richmond days. -four and tobacco
sehr Adele Baker, Orshesd Landing N c. II days. timber
schr D. c. Sawyer Shuttle Peter'bush days, cotton 10
sck C. Tu Cooper Fredericksburg days. wood and aour
schI. 3. n Hawkins Ghths, Charleston days, cotton 70
McCresdy, Mett Co
schr bay s's Hsllstt' Boston days @d'e to Dayton
sssr Mary Adeine Jones' Norfolk days cotton and TO
scbr Chief Elddse Boston days, Hn.eedto T. @. A L.
schr ounpowder Monroe, EH1AbesbpOrs coal for New.
seh hr B. T. Wiiist,s, Baker, ssw.LO1dOn days oil.
sehr. s. y. Hail, Adams, Portland ssys stone:
sebr Mentors Connolly Newsven in 6si... feT Eorto
Mary, smith, Richmond days, nour 70 "" ~
sehr ~ s. Roe Wright, Richmond days wheat 20 msstez
schr Minerva BROOKS Phadephis days coal 70 nastef
schr. henry Cole Hazeton, Alexandna4 days, coal
schr. Clara, Smith, Baltimore 10 days, coal
schr Aaelia b.. Wlets Grrst Egg Hsreor days, wood
sehr r. H. Dsy Bent Richmond days corn To- J. fiArdy
schr. Eza Phsio Hooper Georyctown d. G., days coal
Schr. C. p. Williams FhulkinbuTe, Virginia days wood
gchr Nile Chambers, Virginia days wood.
sehr. Oliver II. Lee Duder, Virginia. days wood
sehT. Mary Ann Tredror. Wright Virginia days, wood
sehr. y. B. Bailey, LINE, Troy for Richmond
sehr. Avon, Woodusnside, Virginia days, wood.
schr Mary Ellen Richardson, Virginia, corn
Steamer New London (new) Smith, Hew-London mdse sHe
Steamer Westchester Jones' Providence dse 10 I'Aso
OdeIl -,
Steamer Pelican Adeh Providence, mdse TO Isaac OdsA
Enthusiastically Of the South Savannah chip j. n
Weserve Liverpool; T. T. NewOrlesns bsrk n H. Oa<top
Mp.
WIND-DuEiEg the dsy, W. s.W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

FORT LAFAYETTE, Nov. 20, sunss<.--No inward bound
vessels sight The steamer star Of the South for ss
yannah passed down the Narrows At p M Wind W. hsn;i
weather clear
HIGhLASDs Nov %, sunset.-steamer Florida from sa-
vsnpob passnghe Highlands Marion from Charleston,
passg Long Branch No other n~ad bound vessels In night
Wind w, light; weather clear.
SANDY HOOK Nov 70. sunset-No Inward bound vessels
sight Ship Jacob A. Westerys fer Liverpool psssed oct
over The bar a. 81 p. Wind = W light; weather cear
SAVANNAH, nov. 2s-Ths steamship AugustA, rom New
York At the wharfas II o'clock Tuesday; all well
b SIOS, Nov BAR. City Of New fork, S2st.,
Philadelphia bsIks Island City, Kelly, Galsestoni er.n',
sigsbee, NewOrleans David kimbsL Linnsl Newt esh
Mar C. Porter Loubaes, Marsees brig Eadoras ha'AeH'
Havana.
OF Highland Light ship Missouri from New orieens r..
NEWPORT, X. L. Nov 2sArr schF henry baaiens' '"N-
son, Mscbias FOR Scy-Iork.
Passed up ship ouon from Orleans for Prevalence
kLW-ORLEAES Nov 29-Arr ships Essex Rom liver
pool T. D. Petsrp from London Jane Henderson rom oSf
dam John Hancock roEn Antwerpi George Vrsen Ana '
from New-YoFk. :. ~, A.
CHARLESTON, Nov 2s-The steamshiP sashville Murray
from OH an here O'Clock this Tuesday morning
SAVANNAH, Nov 2s.--An banks lnduNra' nom Ne"h''s'
Duke from Fleetwood Eng
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TFor Commercial, see third Page.l

TUESDAY, Nov. 20, 1855.
AsHES-The unchanged the demand steady sales
Of III bbls at IS ~ for Pots and IS % or Pearis
COTTON-1he market is heavy and Middng Oplands nave
od as low as lc of 700 bales including @ IN trnsiiu
NE expo uce 22d has been SIG bales We quote;
xKE.YokK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

,,b,. NJ the laborer with his wellknown enthusiasm
Me,srs. Babcock, Northrup, and Others, We're called
upon, each speaking briefly yet effectively. ~,
II was tLen resolved, that when Ihe Iaseuhs g.,
iourned they should adjourn 10 meet II ih
In the same Hall, at half-past p m, win We" 90
forming in grand procession and moving up 70 gen.
erl ratification meeting, TO take place Oh the same
evening at The Cooper Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
Passengers Arrived

In steamship Yorktown 5yos HdrdnaRober Morrison,
Pierre GiIuud VIM Thomas Edward Msynz, Rafael
Jose Sanchez Augustn Uacige David Anderson MIS- Loon
n. Grizner, Louis +. Jsmme John Bsrboo .
In brio r. a. Fisher, from Matanz0s--J. X. Bradley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

tfNPVlLLs-
the eek ending Monday zseo es.s Cattle 81 cars
Hoss Sheep Horses making 1874 i've stock
add express ghraking 10 hauled By stock
Enpress during the week showing Increase Of Iss ever
last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
Receipts Of Produce.

TorsI BY AL Rorrgs Nov 2s95 100 bhs Flour. Ia 90
bush Wheat 1900 bash Barley g 200 hush Data 400 bush
Corn 800 bash Rye $50 ptg' Preyicns sf Pkg. Whisky
- pigs Ashes, Ire Tkfs. Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

TO ARRIXE-

The Overland Mail for California leaves St. Louis Mon
day and Thursday at Letters Designed lori houa %
marked Overland, via Sc. Louis"
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MINIATURES ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALnAsAo. -
sun-Rises,. 1893 Sets..,... 4:34 heoa-su.lo:l
THIS DAT
Sandy ook 1922 Gov Island. II ;22m eGste.... lOo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-05

S@-A friend Of ours ives somewhat alarm,
ed, the other night by q peculiar noise, which
as he listened more attentively, seemed to
him to be OccasiOned BY burglars attemph
ing to break in the room in which he wasl
Getting up cautiously, he got hold Of his re-
%volver, and noislessly awaited the appear.
ance Of q head through the door. Getting
tired of the suspense, he proceeded to invesI
tigatc the matter, ard after very cautiously
opening the door, he ascertained that no one
was there, but the COMPOUNDED noise contin.
ued inside Of the room Becoming deter
mined, he commemorate search, and at length
found thai WIZ. hsd alarmed him so greatly
was the ticking ofan Old wat-h which had.
of its own accord, commenced ticking sr-.a
silence Of about three years