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FOE SALE OR LEASE.

nUILDING PROPERTY-Very desirable
n unimproveG nuilding property in any
portion of the city; will sell or give long leases
upon reasonable lie Ips TO parties wishing 10
build, Apply 10 JOHN OVERTON, JR.s
or Z. n. GhO5VkNOR,
iySO 264 Sc -oBd street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26

In reading of the middle ages one is
struck by the accounts given of fests of
strength, ETC., of the life actors of those
times. The suits of armor worn would
certainly indicate tine possession of
greater physical strength than is devel-
oped by men in these latter days. What
wrought the change? Men lived in the
merry days a more outdoor life than
this advanced civilization OF ours can
afford There is greater consumption
of brain matter, and that increased de-
mand on mental and physical power
necessitstes the use of a pure vegetable,
stimulant tonic, such as the Home
Stomach Bitters.
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st; GEORGES HALL, FOB BOYS. AT ST
~ Georges Siat1on, Western Md.R X twe{ve
nlIes from Baltimore. Opens Septenbar k
iolo; Studenis prepared for any college m,
business lie. Accommodation ana sSyan-
e SSRS ~ unsurpsssea. address Prof. JAMES G.
e1AnOIo oOuhtyB mu. euI5
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GOVERNOR HARRIS.
Appointments to Speak on the Issues Of
the Presidential Canvass.

tHV EEtSIUtHtFdI UHHFH55s
Ex-Governor Isham g. Harris will adj
dress the people upon the Issues of the
Presidential canvass at the following
times and places. At
Covington, Upton CO., Thursday, Aug, 81.
Ripley, Lauderdale co Friday, Sept l.
Dyers0urc, Dyer CO., Saturday, Sept
Tiptonville, Lake Co., Monday, sept 4.
Troy, Obion CO. Tuesday, Sept. ).
Dresden, Weasley Co, Wednesday, Sept. g.
Huntingdon, Carroll CO., TGursday, sept. Z.
Camden, Benton CO., Friday, Sept g.
Jackson, Madison CO., Saturday night, Sept. 8.
Lexington, Henderson CO., Monday, Sept. II.
Purdy, M'Nairy CO., Tuesday, Sept. 10.
Trenton, Gibson co.., W Wednesday, Sept. I3,
Alamo, Bell county Thursday, Sept IA.
Brownsville, Haywood Co., Friday, Sept. Is.
Bolivar, Hardemsn CO., Tuesday, Sept. 10.
In due time additional appointments
will be made east Of the Tennessee river,
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We learn that full class is expected
at the law school in Lebanon, Tennes.
see, which opens The frat Mon1ay In
next September. 1t is 8 all The inquiry
has been unusually great. A law school
with eight hundred dtunlni cannot fail
to be well supported. They are pride
to the insti ution and tower OF strength
In sustaining it,
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ST. MARV's SCHOOL


sOung Ladies',
Under the charge Of the Sisters og ct MARI
VoI tne Episcopal ChuTch), Nos 352 ard g54
Poplar street., Memphis, Tennessee.
FOURTH YEAR, IS76-7.-BEGISS SIP
Sister Superior.
~, heIerencss-Ihe 1t. Rev. e. 7. QuintarI
The Rev. DR.. White, The Rev LANES @
michael, The Rev. Geo. e. Harris, The B., ~
Q. Parsons, The Rev. Mr.. Gee ,iy -
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Disastrous Rain.storm.

WHEELING, August 24.-The heaviest
rain-storm Tor several years passed over
this section tonight, lasting three hours
without intermission, flooding houses
and the cellars on Main street, making
a considerable loss to merchants who
had goods stored in them. The bricg
in the southern portion of the city were
washed away. Cornfields throughout
this section were badly damaged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26

DIR. J. ]. CALDWELL, Baltimore,
states: II have used Coiden's Liebig
Liquid Extract OF Bee; and Tonic In
vigorator largely in debility, febri aid
nervous Gisea'es, and [ have found it
one Of the most reliable of utrient ton
les now in use or to be found in phsr.
macy. G. w. Jones & Co. agents.
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Removal.

Elsewhere will be seen an advertise
ment of VIM. r Moore & Co who have
removed to No. 396 Main street, where
they are now ready in their elegant es-
Enlistment with q new ock of goods
aud largely increased facilities to trans
act the business of all first class msr-
chants wishing dry goods and notions.
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PATAPsCO FEMALE INSTITJyE.

Near Baltfmere, nd on Line Of BaItf.
more ANA Ohio RREir0Gd
THIS Institution has been in operation for
Il forty years, and 10 aintainz national repu-
tation. Its location is prominently health
full, Is central, and Is easiIv reached By rail-
nom the South, East or West. Terms per
scholss ic year, for board and full course OF
Latin and English, $500. For circulars, address
Mrs K. b. ARCHER, Ellicott City, r o.. Nd,
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HRS. GufRBRRT'b SEMINARY

DEOPENS MONDAY, SEPT. IITH, FOR
N Young Ladies and Children. Boarding
experienced teachers. Superior building, ap-
paratus, etc. Special attention given to mu-
sic. Corner 18th and Pine sts., st. Louis. For
catalogue address
RS EUGENIA CUTHBERT PRINCIPAL
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Buckeye SaIVe

THE cheapest and best STKAE. pYEING
and CLEANING HoUe1 in the city is at as
$500 nd street. TT. WALKER.& 90.
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To make your Centennial trip. The
Kentucky cash distribution company,
Of Frankfort, positively closes this day.
Call at the old stand.
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Call on Major II. III. Nildberger,

At 268 Front street, for catalogues of the
kentucky Military Institute. Parents
who wish to send their sons to this in.
s,itute, can place them in charge of
Msjor w who will leave for Kentucky
on the thirtieth instant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26

SET OF TEETH-A set OF false teeth, silver
- plated. owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges.
au.8 r. ID. BkAOLEY, this once.
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The Holly Snrings Reporter.

Merchants desiring trade in North
Mississippi sheuld advertise in the Holly
Springs RepO1ter. 1t is newspaper of
large circulation, and offers splendid in
ducements to advertisers.
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TRY Thrash Consumption Cure and
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections,
loss Of voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. N.
Wilkerson & Co., $40 Main ST., Ia emphif.
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COTTON PRESS.
ClGGkCOtt'l PrGSS

VIZ Z continue 10 manufacture the celebrated
w and NJ st wonderful Cheek Cotton Press
For either horse or sieam pogSr il has no
equal, being the most convenient and prscti-
cal working Press now in use. has been in
use six years and is now operating In seven
States, fully demonstrating the great superf.
GRITTY and practlcability of the Cneeg Cotton
Press can be taken down, moved and reset
without the least injury admirably adapting
1t 10 plantation Sc. All orders for The Cheek
Press must be addressed to PORTER, TAY-
TOR Il CO., No. 300 Front street, between
Madison and Monroe, Memphis, Tenn.
NJ. u, CHEEK, l35 fernando street,
aul9 Memphis, Tenn.
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The Business of Memphis

For the psst year will be "wfitten up"
in a careful aud comprehensive manner
for our great issue OF September let.
Every business man should advertise on
that daV
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Fresh 0YHferE.
Last Chance

Victor D. Fuchs received another lot
of fresh Baltimore oysters by express,
last night. Call at Al Jefferson street.
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Piles.

HALLS Vegetable SiciIian Hair Re-
newer docs not color, but restores the
hair to its natural color.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26

MARBLEIzeD and enameled iron man.
ties and grates, with or without patent
baskets. Latest styles at low prices.
II, WETTER & co.
2S4 Main Htreaf
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Virginia Female Institute,

StauntOB, Virginia.
Rev. Z. H. PHILLIPS, AM, Rector, assisted
by q large corps Of experienced officers
Thirty second annual session will Commenced
September 8. Patronage represents nineteen
States. Buildings spacious. Grounds extern
stve. Terms moderate. Churches of seven
denominations within three minutes walk
For catalogue, address the Rector, or
1ul8 tu-su-f r-W HON, n, w SHEFFEY
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VIRGINIA MILITARY lNSTITUTS

A LIMITED number of vacancies will exist
IA in this well-known InstitU. ION Those
wishing appointments as CADETS will add ress.
without delay, General FRANCIS 81. SMITH
Supt Lexington, Virginia. IyI5 dAw
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1HEIsTIAx BaorHERS'CoL
Memphis, Tenn.

nsShEp AASB selEs
COLLEGIATE, Commercial, Scientific and
u Preparatory Departments. For boerc
tuition, ETC, apply to
BRO. MAURELIAN, President.
Hg Session begins Monday. Septep1 her 4i-r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26

JOHNSON & MANGET, 303 Main street,
have tickets for Chattanooga, Atlanta
and Dallas, for sale at reduced rates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26

For the mammoth edition of the AP.
PEAL, on the first of September, should
be handed in as early as possible.
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Best in the World

For Piles and Sores. For sale by all
druggists, try me.
RJTCK-EVE GAIUE
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The Merry Days of Old.

Buckeye Salve is certain cure. Fol
sale by all druggists. Try 1t.
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HOLUMBIA FRMALE ISSIIFUFE,
~ MAURY COUNTY TENN

THE FORTv-FIRsT YEAR WILL BEGIN
i sept 4, 1875. The entire charge for Board
and Tuition, in all the studies of a thorough
English course, is $40 scholastic year, with
no extras. For circulars, giving full partlcu-
lars. address REV. GEO. BECKET
aul2 daw Columbia. Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26

Will surely cure Piles. All drugg ist
keep it, Also splendid for Corns.
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RAILROADS.
IiEarHIs AND CHARLESTON q. b.
C@Asse a. raxDULS

~ AND AETE- 80 DAY, JUNE Il,
~ 1856,
LssTes Anives.
Mail train, daily af...I2 50 an. 800 pm
Exprsss train, daily, Rt.---5 90 pm, Il 9l Am
Bonneville train, daily, eI-
csLt sundays, st..-------...-5 70 p m. 5 y Am
Jackson, Tenn, Eccommo-
dstlon tex. Sundsyl-.-------4.0 pm. u rs Am
-5zail train will not stop At Flag stations De-
Tween Grand Junction and Memphis.
trains connect st Grand junction for all
DO ut Is, and al Decatur closely for Aontgom-
cry aud points south. Close connecnoE Tor
n Ashvtile by both trains. Close connections
a Chattanooga for Eastern and southeastern
DO ntA-
40 change of cars between Memphis and
y tstoi and Memphis and Montgomery.
Tue new and magnificent sleepine-car-dne
Will have one OF their new sieepers leave
Memphis DAILY ON Express train al 800 10 :,
Tor LynchburE Washington and Baltlmol 9
Without change Only ONE CHANGE % new
y 0rk and Philadelphia.
Time 10 mil utes faster than city uues
Ticket Once. 2zS Main stress.
W. ]. ROSS, Gent eup1
TON b. DUNN, Ticket Agent
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I'm the Golden Age Of Girlhood

Preserve the be auty OF the teeth with
Sozodont, and then, when the hair is
silvered and the eyes dimmed with
years, the mouth will still reveal two
glittering rows Of unsullied ivory.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26

SAVE Your HA1R.-If you wish to
save your hair and keep 1t stropg and
healthy, use Burnett's Cocaine.
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NHURALGIA.-"Neur cures 1t. Sold
by q. W. Jones q Co.. Mamrhia-
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HICKORY wITHE
Male and Female Academy.

VNHE next term will begin Mo7aRv An
Il gUKf 2, 1875, and continue twenty weeks
This school is located in Fayette county, Ten
neSsee, six miles from Withe Depot, N EN- phis
and Louisville Railroad. The religious priv.
ileges and social advantages are of a superior
character, which, with the healthfulness OF
the place, render the location eminently IA.
vorab t. educational purposes. For cfreu-
lar, containing full particulars address
JOHN A. CAMERON, Principal,
fYlSw HickGPv Wftha. Tam
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HANOVER ACADEMY.

HILARY P. JONES, MA. HORACE w 10,
1'HE Twenty-seventh Session ho,,t-. %
l. 1t For catalogue, etc., address 0'ooer
w. ID. p, JOINS
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Educate Your Daughters:
Nashville, Tennessee,

parry Is HAVING DAUG aTERS TO
L send of the first of Septen Der nex. vyf0
not md school of higher scholastic advaD
ages or more careful family Training than
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Go TO Lsddin's Business College.
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PERSONAL.

EENRY BROAX, colored, late of Benefits
II Landing, Miss will learn something to
his advantage by calling st our ONCE.
su25 THOS. Il. ALLEN a co.
tNR ALFRED VOORHEES, makes specially
~ OF treating EYE AND EAR DlSEASES.
Once. 823 z 10 street. luSO
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Cards and Locals

Butterick's Patterns,
Fall styles, just received at No. 254 Sec
on6 street.
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Sum required for actual ex-
penses of the year......... 49,. S2,O92,4l6
Add amount due fiscal agent
on payment of Jan. interest. $500 900
Add outstanding warrants to
date ................ ........... 22i,O76
Add amount due poll-tax fund
10 be paid April l.,..-.......... S7,l00- 56l,l75
Amount necessary to. pay cur
rent expenses one year and
eXtiDgui. h floating debt that
should be paid during the
year....... 49,. ... ............. S265S,592
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Up She Comes!
Lebanon Law School.

Light and sweet, the bread made with
Gillet's Cream Dry Hop Yeast"
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CHEGARAY TNIrrrTrr:1,r,

tREoPENs wEDNEe.tAY SEPT. 9Grgt
FOR YOUNG LADIEs AND NisSEs
Boarding and Day School: Latin E,,ylfsb ar,z
Ere zen. FreDc Is the Ian guage Of ne family.
IoSS ara l32o spTuee . Ph5IAtiR., 70
coo AADAME DHERVILI.Y. PrincfpaI
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GEO. B MORTON'H
.oH RoXE
E0SawOrth SchoOI

NO.59 FRANKLIN ST, BALTIMOEE. MD.
~ English and French Boarding and Dsy
SenooI Tor Young Ladies, Mrs. H. P. LEFEB-
VRE, Principal. The next Scholastic yesr he
GINS THURSDAY, Septem Der 2lst. For circulars
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DUE WEST FkMELR COLLEGE.
1876 Due West, 8. G. 1916.

THE 18th YEAR OF THIS INSTITUTION
i will open October I'd. Tuition, Board,
Washing and Fuel for the COLLEGIATE Term,
SIT. IA usic, $50. One-third due in advance.
Send for catalogue.
aulS ]. !. BONNER, President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26

ATTEND Robertson's Business College
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-12

As set offs to his own exalted view Of
his profession. Thackeray used to tell
some good stories Of the frequent ab-
sence Of its proper recognition both in
and out of society. ''Who is that lively
fellow" asked gentleman of his neigh
Dor, at a public dinner in the north,
when Thackeray left the room. "Oh!
that is Thackeray, the author" in
Decd" responded the other; Il thought
he was gentleman Thackeray's first
introduction to scholastic Oxford is a
better story and better known. It will
bear repetition. Before he could deliver
his lecture on The Georges" at Oxford
it was necessary to obtain the license of
the collegiate authorities. The Duke of
Wellington was chancellor, and knew
the author of VANITY Fair. but he had
learned deputy whose knowledge OF
Greek was possibly profound, bat whose
acquaintance with English classics was
only limited.
Pray what can l DO to serve you:"
asked bland scholar.
My name is Thsckeray."
$50 see by this card
II seek permission to lecture within
the precincts.
All you re lecturer? What subjects
do you NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or politi-
CALI
"Neither-I am literary man"
Have you written anything"
"Yes, I am the author OF Vanity
Fair" said Thackeray, conscious, no
doubt, of having done something worthy
of remembrance.
Il presume dissenter. said the OK
ford man, quite Unsubdued. Has
Vanity Fair anything to do with John
Bunyan's work."
Not exactly" said Thackeray. Il
have also written 'Pendennis.'
Never heard of these books" said
tie learned man; but no doubt they
are proper works.
II have also contributed to Punch,
continued the lecturer.
Punch, l have heard of Punch"
said the scholar, cit is fear ribald
publication of some kind. Fl Joseph
Ha..on in London Society.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-12

Washington, April l0.-The House
Committee on Foreign Affairs agreed TO.
day to summon all the witnesses Schencl
requests. Il in all, including Gen. Ba1-
ter ami Messrs. Gage and Seloyer.
Ez-Judge Mexican of Utah testified, il
1870 Lyon brought suit in his Court ep-
plying .ar an injunction restraining the
Emma Mine Company from selling the
mine. Witness pronounced as utterly
false Lyon statements. He endeavored
to have Mexican removed because be
lied ssIi: in which Lyon was interested.
IL never had any interest, directly or
Indirectly. in the Emma mine. He re-
fused an injunction. Mexican stated
that HOLSTER, Utah Revenue Collector,
told him that Lyon intimated that an
interest OF one-tweifth, valued at $780,
000, would be at Mexican 5 disposal if he
would grant an Injunction. He testified
that Lyon reputation in Utah was bad.
and witness would not believe him under
oath. Witness had 10 knowledge O.
Park, Stewart or their associates attempt
ing to influence him.
Swan said all of Mckean's testimony
concerning Lyons character would be
stricken from the record, as last Friday
the Committee decided that questions
affecting the creditability Of witnesses
should not be brought into this inyesti-
cation.
Scherck said he had not been informed
OF any such decision until McNean's ez-
animation had been begun. He said
Lyons testimony, also Johnson's. were
made up Of rlisstatements which placed
him in disgracetul position, and he no.
only thought it his duty to disprove their
statements but also TO show their bad
character.
Warren Hussey, banker OF Salt Lake,
then testified he purchased fourth in
terest III the Emma mine for $3.50, 900 in
1870; in 1871 he and Walker Brothers
sold one-half interest in the mine to Park
for 1926, coo. They would not have sold
the whole mine at that rate; their object
was to get some one interested who could
place it on the market. Silliman' S report
was entirely true, AMI stated no more
than witness expected he would. No at
tempt was made to influence Silliman in
its preparation. nor was any attempt
made to influence Bridges Williams in
his report. He was unprepared for his
inspection. When Stanley and Ander-
son made their examination, at later
date, witness purchased stock in London
at a rate greater than S5.000,O00 for the
mine. When the mine was sold in Eng
land there was no indication of its giving
out, on the contrary, prospects were Of
the very best. At this time witness was
in Utah and did not consider 81, 900, 900
big price. Witness had known Lyon
q number of years in Colorado and Utah,
and his character for veracity was bad.
oath.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-12

DEATH OF JOSEPH SHRAM. - Joseph
Shram, who was shot in front Of the
Corner Saloon last Friday by Dan. Sui
Ivan, died yesterday afternoon about
o'clock. In the forenoon Justice Beatty
took the dying mans statement, though
1t that time and even up to the moment
of his death he had not abandoned all
hopes of recovery. His statement was
TO the effect that he had never had any
trouble with Sullivan, and that he re-
garded what occurred in the Sazerac Sa-
loon Just before the shooting as mere
piece Of skylarkins. This. however.
does not correspond with the statements
Of others who were in the saloon, and
the probabilities are that Shram, who
was badly intoxicated at the time, did
not retain q very clear recollection of
what TRANSFERRED. Deceased, when So
Der. was good hearted man and not at
all inclined TO quarrel, but waa the re-
verse when under the influence of liquor,
although even then he was not consid-
cred dangerous He was 30 years of
age and native of Germany. He has
brother living in Oregon City, from
whom telegram was received yesterday
authorizing parties here to procure ev-
erything that Joe required and that he
would bear the expense. The funeral
will take place to-day at O'Clock P. IL,
from the late residence of deceased on
Spring street, Eureka Sentinel. 9th.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-12

SULPHuR.-The parties who own the
leading sulphur mine at Steamboat
Springs have made good bargain. Mr..
James Duffy has contracted for all their
sulphur at So per ton, he to work and
develop the mine. paying all expenses.
We understand 1Ir. Duffy will at once
commence the extraction, and expects
to make considerable property. He is
the same Duffy who owns the sulphur
mines in Humboldt county, but Steam
boat il far more accessible to market,
and he is greatly pleased with the pros
pect there Reno Journal, April IL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-12

CKAzY.-The colored crazy woman, of
whom we have spoken in the Record
several times was arrested yesterday 10y
officers Mckee end Kelly and taken to
the County Jail on charge OF being
insane. She was conveyed there in q
wagon, she keeping up yell along the
entire route. Her madness for the last
few days has assumed a more violent
form ard she has been running around
with a large size knife threatening 10
carve q tenderloin steak out of some one.
On Monday evening she entered lodg-
ing house on Meadow Valley street with
the knife in her hand and drove all the
females in the house elsewhere for pro-
lection. The offers hunted for her
during Monday night but did not sue
coed in finding her until yesterday morn
ing. She calls herself the wife Of Cor
porsl O'Brien of Beaver, Utah. Lots
of the boys were regretting that they
were not on hand to see the "fracas" at
the time of the arrest.-t Phoebe Record,
April ).