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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-21
Prospective Revival of the Iron
Trade.

1t Is poor consolation in adversely to
know that we are not alone in our mis-
cry such as it is, however, our iron
manufacturers may take it to them
selves. The depression of the iron
trade is general throughout the world.
This state of things is partly the result
of an unfavOrable condition of the gen
eral industry Of the manufacturing ma
tiOns, causing a diminished demand for
whatever involves a consumption of
iron, and more expl6s ly it Is the con
sequence of a severe check upon rail
road construction and the building of
iron vessels. AS the iron trade is de-
pendent upon a thousand other indus
tries and subsists upon supplying the
instruments of industry and commerce,
its present condition Is the most ex-
pressive commentary possible upon the
state of business among the commercial
nations generally. The only cheering
fact discOverable in this unsatisfactory
aspect Of things is that the iron trade
of England begins to show distinctly
defined beginnings of a recovery. The
reduction IN the price OF iron IS grad
Uaily increasing the demand for 1t and
now the chef obstacle to a steady re-
cOvery appears to lie IN the stubborn re-
fusal of the workmen to accept the
wages that employers consider the
changed state of things calls for. This
is difficulty which, from the necessi-
ties Of the case. cannot be prolonged
much further and It's settlement must
be in favor OF the Manufacturers N'6tU
York Bulletin,
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SAVE MoxEY.-It is we'll worth saving,

SAVE MONEY.-It is well worth saving,
and you can save it i'll buying a sewing
machine and get one of the best and most
perfect machines in existence. Tue Wilson
shuttle sewing machine has reached a point Of
excellence and perfectness equaled by no ma
increasing demand, which is almost beyond
their manufacturing capacity to supply is con-
vincing evidence that the merits of this ma
chine are appreciated. Machines will be de-
liYered at any railroad station in this county,
free of transportation charges, If ordered
through the coDpany's branch house at 189
Canal street. New Orleans, La. They send an
elegant catalogueeand chrome circular free on
application. This company want a few more
agents.
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FACTORIES and machine shops should
not be allowed to run day without Johnson s
AuOdyne Liniment. In case Of a sudden accl-
dent, an immediate use OF it may save weeks
Of suffering. and perhaps limb. or even life.
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A CONsUMPTIvE CURED.-When dea n was hourly
expected from Consumption, all remedies having
failed, accident led to discovery whereby Dr. d
James cured his only child with preUsratiOn of Can
1bis JvTicG He now gives recipe free receipt OF
two stamps to nav expenses. There is not gle
SYMPTOM of consumption that it does not d'ssipatn -
Int Swea's, Irritation Of the Nerves, Dlcult Tx
uecoratfon sharp Pains in the Lungs Nausea at the
Stomach, Inaction of the DwSls aud Wasting of The
Muscles. Address CRADDOCh CO., 1882 Race
street. Philadelphia, Pa, giving name Of this pSper
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which trouble horses; the pin-wOrms (pOinted
at both ends) are the most common aud most
dangerous. Sheridau's Cavalry Condition
Powders Will in a few days eject the worms,
and the horse will begin to thrive
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mAN OF A THOUSAND.

BURNETT's COCOAINE IS the best and
cheapest hair dressing in the world.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-21

SEE advertisement Fosters Second
Texas Drawing postponed for few days. Ger
tificates Of deposit, payable only when the draw
ing takes I lace, will be received for tickets.
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f O STE R7S
SECOND
TEXAS DRAWING!
$500, 900 SS Geld HOUSES & LANDS!
POSTTIV ELY THE
LAST DISAPPOINTMENT.
WILL DRAW, WITHOUT FAIL, AT
Houston. Texas, June Both, 1875.

UT + did not sell quite all our tickets in time to
w draw on the ISLh of May; but certain are
we of success and in evidence Of our good faith
and intentions. we viii receive, IN payment for
fcsafs CERT ficstes of deposit in any frs class
hank in the L. with thus endorse Inent: Pay
Je 5E7, 7rbsH Fosters TFUGS dTdtOing takes liGCo.
30 scaling of plizes, but every one raid in foil
over 80 JOI acres of choice land centrally loo A.
ted near railroads. Il Houses, }-J Gold Com prizes
among them one of $1,000, and one Of - u0J our
enterprise is endorsed by the city council Re
Inc Mo agents wanted rPud for circulars. They
viii convince you we are both reliable and respon-
sibTe Tickets only 81 90. Eleven $40, and 3 Tor
10 No connection with any other similar enter
prise. r. - -, %
ouainta0Ce yvi'h 7. r. Foster every confidence IN
he VIII carry out his distribution honestly aud
fairlv-Sfgutd By the MAY Hon. J. T. -. vii
SON and the City Council.
We are specially desirOjIS that parties interested
womb write to tue banks merchants ami pOstmast-
ar of this place (wheTe we have lived 10 years j.
for inform alton as TO our reliability.
J. + FOSTErS. Ma ~arer,
Houston, Texas.
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Delays are Dangerous. Don't neglect
your Cough. It may get beyond control. Dr. TUFTS
Expectorant is prompt, reliable remedy.
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THIS paper is printed with Ink furnished Oy
Charles Eneu Johnson & Co, 5C9 SO. 10th st,
Philadelphia, and So Gold Street New York For
sale IN 10 and > b by SOUTHERN NEWS
PAPER UNION. Nashville. Tenn.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F
ullul ing elJs no tar, for outside TOTk and IN
ide instead OF plaster fe't Carpetn q for
rcular and samples. 4. j. Fay, Camden, Nj.
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"HEN writing 70 advertisers please mention
w the name OF this paper. No. II. X ~ y
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AGENTS WANTED R5 4 Dn5 fs s gs6d R1 20
circulars and our extra terms to agents NATION
Al PUBLISHING COMPANY. Cincinnati, Ohio, or
Memphis, Tennessee
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WANTED AGEN FS-everywhere to canvass fol-
our great CeRteIHi a Book, worthy the special no
tCe of perienced agents For partic liars address
the pdolisher, 3. B. RUSSELL Boston, Mass.
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50OIL CaROMOS for 81; two for 25c. s gents
] Zwanted. F.W. McCleave & Co, BOstOnEChicagO,
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> = CTS. paws one year for an SPACE. 40 col pa
- - p5r of Literature and Fashion.
Address DROMGOOLE & Co. Louisville, KY.
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q AE0 a month to male and female agents every
OkOU where. Eureka Mfg. Co., buchanan, Mich.
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10 tn S25 PER DAY-Send for Chrome"
D III catalogue. J. H. BUFFORD's Sons, Boston.
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O4O W ROOOt. leads to fortune. a y pags
-1411s-ss12z' boz K explaining everything
and cop of The Wall ~ rect review
SENT EREG JOHN HICEI. LING q Co Ban llers
S6N iGG' Il Brokers. p broadway, n.
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s16 . con per day at nome. Terms free. Address
P4O s SGV GEO. STISsOS & Co.. Portland. Maine
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TVERv Family WANTS TT. Money in f..
Y sold by AGENTS. A idress NJ. y lowell .kTie Pa
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&O00 n month 10 agents everywhere. Address
U9OO EXCELSIOR M'F's Co. buchanan. Mich
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04
AN xxrlANArIoS gxrEcrEp.

With tho publication Of the Pres
ident's message next Monday il Is e.
psetsd that speeuladona conserving the
recent remarkable activity in naval mat
tsn will b set at rest. For the past
four weeks active preparations have
been going on in every navy yard Of the
country to get eur fleet ready for war.
Iron-clads have been put in commission,
officers entitled to active service have
received notice to hold themselves in
readiness. and naval recruiting stations
have been established in the principal
cities at the East. Al this would APP
pear to mean something. yOt the public
ID assured that We are at peace with all
the world; that u negotiations with
Spain arc proceeding satisfactorily. and
that, In short. there Is not tho slightest
danger Of a war with any foreign power.
This may soothe. but does not satisfy
the public mind. The recent prspar-
ations have cost many millions Of dol
lars, and the inquisitive taxpayer
II SOLICITORS 10 know Why in
time Of profound peace such
gigantic Preparations are deemed
necessary This will doubtless 10 sz.
planned In the forthcoming message. At
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04

pro tenn. Of the Senate. Tuttle Of Napa
county, Lewis OF Colusa. and Rogers o.
San Francisco. are contestants. For
Secretary Of the Senate. Shsckslford Of
San Francisco. Robertsof Alameda. Bel
kirk Of FL Dorado. and Montgomery OF
Mendocino. are in the field. For Sen
ate Ssrseant-at.Arms. Bell Of San Fran
cisco and Hawkins Of Solano will
struggle. For Speaker OF the House.
Carpenter OF FL Dorado and Archer oil
Santa Clara are prominent rivals. For
Clerk Of the Assembly. Fsrral Of Gan
Francisco leads the Geld. For Sergeant
at-Arms Of the Assembly. there are a
usual numerous contestants. among
whom are Kinney and Boyston. Of sar
Francisco. Perkins Of Placer, and Ste
phens Of Sacramento. The inaugura
ton OF the Governor elect will taxi
place next Wednesday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04
Our Set"
Irrsm tn. o.l..y for pteemberl

tyrom IN. o,l,,, for December
,uIs ,bo,. mos, ,o,ici,or. obou,
soci,, stsiu. havs n rso.on ~, hsirs ~
mi tboss who ,b;nt lanai sbont n savc
,ha most solid f%ootirc 7, joss moi 90.
an, ~ him whoso soc;., nos;,;on a. mn.
on..JoraJ 40 J;s,rss 4, ~, ~ H.. ~
r.,,rsino a,J na. nv, ars.,,. n;ohsS
h;mssii In Inc niaee bs c|ovst:. n h an
imnortant and intersstino ouestion:
hence Lin iptermiunble tall about "iam.
iiy." This idea Of making ont that
ons's relatives and friends comprise a
body Of the elect superior TO ordinary
people has taken astonishing root In the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04
I,.,.unERAu. .Sp UNJUST.

The Enterprise this morning arrives at
u very Just conclusion relative to Capt.
James S. waddsll. who has besn APP
pointed TO the command OF . Pacific
Mail steamship. and recently arrived In
San Francisco. Capt. waddsll was. du-
ring the war. commander Of the Rebel
cruiser. the Shenandoah, and devoted
his attention to the m OF the
Pacific Ocean. ON which he captured
aud destroyed many merchantmen and
whalo-ships. He destroyed several
American. and. II ID alleged. m Sand
wich Island vessel. in the harbor OF
Honolulu. during his career. For this
latter act ho IL threatened with arrest as
pirate by tho Sandwich Islands Gov
eminent. tand has been relieved from
command Of n Pacific Mail steamer nn-
ill tho matter can be adjusted. The
San Francisco Chroaicis. in an editorial a
day or two ago. assumed great indiena-
ton because Of the appointment Of Cap
tain waddell to command OF . steamer
whose business ii is to carry passengers
70 and from the Pacific Coast, alleging
that Il was too near the scene Of
his former exploits TO Be- asresa-
bic. The Enterprise thinks "thers Is no
reason Why Captain waddell should not
have command Of . Pacific Mail ship.
provided his services were secured be-
cause he is q conpetsn, officer and not
because hs Wa for while Captain Of an
outlawsd vessel" The conclusion 10
fair and manly. Whatever objections
We may have TO the election Of sx-rebsl
onacsrs to places Of political Importance.
there are none TO their appointment to
any places unpolitical. Captain wad-
dell 10 entitled TO any place fer which
his talents at him. and certainly. a. n
citizen Of this Republic. has IS much
right to command . ship as the Chroaide
editor TO write for q newspaper Il Ia q
marrow and intolennt spirit which
would ostracise men from business pur-
suits because they fought in tho Rebel
Army. We. tho whole country. have
restored these men to citizenship, only
asking that they Be loyal. obey the laws.
recognise the results Of the war. and
render due and true allegiance TO tbs
Government Of the United States.
With this restoration TO citizenship
comes all the privileges OF . citizen. and
neither prejudice nor passion should
BE- allowed sway. II Captain waddel
10 willing to sail . ship under the dag oI
this nation. and Ia competent TO do so,
he should havo the privilege. Man,
sx-rsbsl officers now occupy position,
Of important trust under this Govern
nsnt-a large number are In Congress,
While We are not anxious 10 see the sls'
msnt or party which tried to destroy th.
nation. assume its control. there Ger.
tainly can DO no sensible reason why
waddell. with othen~, shall not have the
opportunity 10 ear an honest livelihood
In his profession. Commanders Of
rebel cruisers were Is duly commissioned
as officers in the rebel armies. and are
a. justly entitled to the benefits Of Con-
grsssional s~nactments. The Chronicle
may Be- q very patriotic paper. but It's
sense Of j%usiiee is very poorly dsvel-
opsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04
Adventure with a Shark.

Paul Boynton. the famous diver. ID
writing sketches Of life beneath the
waves for the Genieman's Magazine. OF
London. In one Of his articles ho tells
the following story OF a rather uncom-
Portable experience:
I was down on q nasty rock bottom.
A man never feels comfortable on them.
he can't tell what big creature may be
hiding under the huge quarterback sea
leaves which grow there. The first part
OF the time I was visited by q ~porcupins
iish. which kept sticking its quilts up
AMI bobbing in front OF my helmet.
Soon afer I saw q big shadow fall d.
rectly across me. and looking up there
Was a shark lying about tho tubing. II
makes you feel chilly in the back when
they're about. He came down to me
slick IN I looked up. l made at him and
he sheared of. The ugly brute was
twenty feet long. I should think, for
when I lay down ALI my length ON the
bottom. he stretched . considerable way
ahead Of me, and I could sec him be-
yond my fest. Then / waited. Thoy
must turn ever to bite. and my lying
down bothered him. He swan over me
three or four times, and then skulksd
Of to q big thickst Of seaweed 10 con-
slider. I knew he'd return whom he settled
his mind. II seemed q long time wait
ing for him. At last he came viciously
over me, bat like the time before. too
Tar from my arms. Tho ns1t time I had
my chance, and ripped him with my
knife as neatly as ! could. A shark
always remembers he's got business
somewhere else whom he's cut. 90 of
this fellow goes. It Is q curious thing.
too, that all the sharks about will fol.
low In the trail he leaves. I got on my
hands and knees. and " no swaw Oh i
noticed four shadows alp after him. i
Jaw no more thai time. They did not
like my company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04
Mark Twaln's Pious Joke.
fFrom the spring1.ld Repubnesn.

fs'.. cfsake't
Barnum IL telling his old story about
tho pious gentleman and the Siamess
twins sgain. and il is pretty good. The
gentleman and q young lady. apparently
his daughter, stood gazing at the twins
while the Snowman related their history.
brothers, I suppose" remarked the
gentleman. EYES. sir. brothers; natur-
al brothers. too" said the Snowman.
my DEAR said the visitor. turning
to the girl, ''think OF the goodness Of
Providence in linking two brothers to-
gethsr instead Of two strangers" Here
has Barnum been telling this tale prob
ably hundred Of tines without svor aus
peeting that Mark Twain was the pious
gentleman. Tho internal evidence 10
ample that the sublime Innocent
Abroad 10 the only man capable OF 70
touching q reflection. II Is worthy Of
him; worthy Of the tender son who
wept over the tomb OF Adam. I'm.
doubtedly Mr.. Twain, u he wishes to
avoid the honor. can prove m alibi. but
no cannot pruns the remark Of that ten
der thoughtlsssness which marks 1t for
his own.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04

The HAVANA LorTxRr.-For tho in.
formation Of parties proposing TO invest
in the Havana lottery. with the expecta-
ton Of drawing sundry bagfuls Of Span
ish doubloons. Q Cuban correspondent
Of the New Orleans Pioayme writes a.
follows: ct have observed In the col.
umns OF the Piouyu,s an advertisement
Of the Havana lottery. holding out for
the inducement Of ticket buyers an at
t~ractivs list OF prizes, to DO drawn ON
the 2ed OF December. 1876. amounting
ostsnsibly in all TO $1,000. 900. tho
capital prize being S50O.0OO When,
however. a prize has been drawn. the
winner will find hat he Is not to he
paid in gold. but in the deprecated
currency Of tho country. which Is worth.
a. ] have said. only IS cents on the
dollar. You will then perceive that the
whole Havana lottery scheme Is n con.
trivanee to convert the comparatively
worthless shinplasters Of the Spanish
Bank into the really valuable currency
OF the United States"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04

A SPARTA. Tenn. Constable. named
Monroe Hudson. who attempted to ar.
rest . boisterous drunken fellow named
Jonathan Padgstt. was forced in sslf.de.
Tense to shoot Padeett dead, and an.
ether chap named Sewer lvans. and NO.
versly wounded ID. c. Lowery, who
came to Padgett's assistance. and then
fee the country to escape the vengeance
OF tho dead mans numerous relations.
The men killed in the vicinity Of Sparta
in personal encounters average one in
every six months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04

A iouSe gentleman Of this city. in
whom We have the most perfect conf.
dencs, gives us the following converse.
ton. which he overheard between two
colorsd citizens the other evening. rs he
was returning from prayer. Meeting
''Sam. does you know Jonahy'' .'Jonah!
Who Ia hep ''why Jonah DAT swallowed
lie whale; don't you know himi'' why
darn his ~big.moufed sole. was he from
Erginnyf' "Of courss he was from
Firginny." "well. the Hrrinia.s
always was hell for fish, Maysria,,
ky., Buustia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04

MYsrEmous.-From Conductor Ma.
gonigle wa learn that m old lady. a
through passenger from the East, dis.
appeared from the train somewhere
about Pequop. Some OF her fellow
passengers noticed that she was absent
from her usual place in tho car. but not
apprshonding any danger to the lady.
failed to notify the conductor OF her
disappearance until tho train had made
some twenty miles after she was missed.
Immediate search revealed the fact that
she had left the train. but how, or in
what manner, It was impossible to de-
termine. Sho WAS well provided with
baggage and means to defray her OK.
penses. Notwithstanding which. sho APP
peared Respondent, and had told some
Of the passengers that she had not .
friend In tho world. It Is feared that
her mind was wandering and that she
stepped from the train while 1t was In
motion.-Eiko Independent, Dec. 2.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04

The CLANS are gathering at Sacrament
to in anticipation Of the opening OF tho
Lsgislssurs. which will convene on Mon
day next. The usual number OF can.
didatss for various Offices appear to be
ON hand. Tho telegraph gives the
names Of tho most prominent aspirants
for important positions. For President
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04

and 1862. Parks levees are success
fully resisting The water. There Ii nc
water in the upper district. foil foros
Of men are on hand for the protection
Of the levees. Three thousand sacks oil
sand have been laid u keep them from
Washing. The prospect for . very large
crop OF grain In thoss districts was never
80 catering.
Heavy Earthquake shock.
Grass VALLEY, Dee. Sat 2:i5 this
afternoon . heavy shock Of earthquake
was felt in this place. Buildings were
shaken, windows that were standing
open were forced 10, and crockery was
ratified at a fearful rate, but no serious
damage was done. Duration Of shock.
about ten seconds. The motion was
from north, TO south. The shock &C.
Cured during Q heavy rain. The weather
10 very stormy here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04

GRApnIc NOTES: On Saturday. In
Richmond, General BradlsyT 7. johnson
struck General Tmbodem with q COW.
hide. Imbodom drcw n revolver, but II
wouldn't 90 of. Then Imbodem went
Of. They both were arrested. Lame
and Imbodsnt conclusion. Aha! Re.
vsngsl Rsvengsl Weston, the idiotic
pedestrian, 10 beaten at his " game
by an obscure leg-genius named O'Leary.
a son Of the old lady whose Kerosene
lamp and COW took o luminous part In
the Chicago Are. Hurrah for Heap!
Thus ID he addressed by the most lofty
aud perpendicular one-syed Bey:
"Praises 10 tho only Godi From the
servant Of God (msy his name DO
glorifed)! From the one who relies on
The Almighty for the conduct OF all his
affairs. Tho Moosheer Mohammed FL
Sadok, Pacha Bsy. possessor Of the
Kingdom Of Tunis. TO the most yener-
ated and respected Mr.. q. Harris Heap,
Consul OF the United States Of America,
In our capital OF Tunis." And then the
serene and towering Heap Is made tho
Bey's Ambassador TO the Centennial,
and Is loaded with shekels. Awhile ago
Algiers was reticent, but Its Tunis
changed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04

Al JAIL chaplain, finding a prisoner
exhibiting. as be thought, signs OF re'
ligious conviction, gave him q Bible,
aud aitsrward exerted himself to pro.
cure a Communication Of bis sentence.
Succeeding in the hitter effort. no in
formed tho man OF his approaching lib
erty. His gratitude knew no bounds.
He called him his delivsrer, and grasp
ing his hand at parting. added: Here
Ia your Bible. l may as well return u
to You. for l hope I shall never want II
again."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04
An AudnrIeu. Robbery.

ToLEDo. o.. Nov. ). - About one
o'clock this afternoon a man stepped
into tho office Of the City Auditor and
informed the clerk In charge that lady
in a carriage at the door desired to see
him relative TO the purchase OF some
bonds. and while the clerk was thus On.
gaged tho stranger distracted q box con-
taining 81, 100 in currency. and made
his escape.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-04
Avery Found Guilty.

Sr. Louis, Dec. 3.-Ths jury In the
Avery case. after being out about four
hours. returned q verdict Of guilty ON
one count Of the indictment, the other
three having been pronounced bad BY
the court. Avsry's counsel gave notice
that he would fl, motion for a new
trial. No additional bond was required.
Held Attempt NJ Murder and Rob-