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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-08-14
For Mayor and Aldermen.

AAOi' Ah'S SaI--E1lD W AMI hOhN.
For Aldermen, First Ward,
JOHN V. WRIGHT, THEo. LIPsOOMB, w. ).
ANDREWS.
Second Ward,
J. 7, WILLIAMSON, ]. MORT HODGE, ED. w.
GAMBLE. "
Third Ward,
T. b. RAINS, |, NJ, POWELL. q. n HoncF
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The new steel pillow, "Star Of the West" OF
Vaughan Vaught's. equal to Avery's steel
pillow, and from one to four dollars cheaper.
Every one warranted. feb3O'74
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Pnhiic Sneakfmc.

The candidates for Senator and Rep
sentative, will address the people at
Santa, Saturday, August y.
Mt. Pleasant, Saturday, August %.
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WEBB's COTTON GINS.
MANUFACTURED AT

POI1> SKI, TENN
-:o;o;--
For light draft, rue sample, durability,
safety against fire, a, 4 getting all the lint
from the seed, but few are equal and none
superior. | will deliver my No. l fifty saw
Gins at the Depot at Columbia for S225.0
and guarantee satisfaetiQa. W. h, WEBB.
Refer to the following gentlemen who are
using my gins: Mai. ThOs. E. Jamison, II.
A Mckay, James o. Beasly, r. 8. Foster,
j. NJ. Drake and Jones q Johnson, Santa Fe.
Any orders left with Kuhn Il Turpin, will
be forwarded promptly. augl4-2W.
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DEATEG.

DEATHS.
At WiIliamsport, on the 10th inst, Mrs,
SARAH S. WALKER, aged about 70 widow of
Griffith Walker, decd.
In the Speed Bend, on Friday last, of fe-
yer, Armstead Collins, aged 80 years.
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MARRIAGES.

w. B. Grimes to Eliza Stacy.
IL. II. Catina to Carrie A. Taylor.
Ed. Litton to Mary Potts.
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Names of the Successful Candidates
in MARSHALL County

Sheriff, Scott Davis; Circuit Court
Clerk, w. B. Bullock; Trustee, J. S.
Ewing; Tax Collector, - Robbins;
Register, J. A. Yarbrougb.
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List of Jurors for September Tern
ISL nG IhR EiEnntl Nnurf

Rain Fail at AshwoOd during July.
1874.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05
An Honest Man.

Mr.. Peter A. Dey was the engineer
who surveyed aud located the first
hu idred miles Of the U.P.R.R. He estl-
mated the cost at not over thirty thsn-
sand dollars mile. When the esti-
mate was shown TO tho Directors, it
was returned to him with ORDERS to re-
touch IL with higher colors, TO put III
entertainments on paper where none
existed on earth. to make the old en-
bsnklncnts heavier, and to Increase tue
expense generally ; and then he was
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ASSESSMENTS.

Hale q NorcroSs-s5 per share: levied
Jan. 10; delinquent Feb. %, sale day, March
10.
Opal-s0 cents per share: levied Jan. -; de-
linqucn, Feb. Il sale day, March o.
Mnrgaritn- rs cents per share: levied Jan.
Il delinquent Feb. Il; sale daay, March II.
Gould q Curry 81 per share; levied. Jan.
-; delinquent, Feb. ~; sale day, March -.
HsItimore-si 80 per share; levied, Jan. 81;
delinquent, March ); sale day, March ).
Mint-i0 cents per share; LEVIED Fob. 5; de-
linQucnt March IL sale day Aprils.
Caledonia % per share: levied January 81 ;
delinquent March 5; saleday March &c.
Lady BryRn-s0 cents: levied Feb. .; de-
llnqucnt March o; sale day March 10.
yellow Jnrkct-s5 per share; levied. Feb.
10; delinquent. March 70; sale day, April
Exrhsquer-s3 per share; levied, Feb. o;
delinquent. March Is; sale day, AprilL
JuItn-si per share; levied, Feb. 10; delin.
queni. March IL; sale day, AprlL
American rlRt-5o cents per sharc: levied
FEB. II; delinquent, March iG; sale day,
Aprii6.
New York Cossoiidatcd--si per share;
levied, feb. II; delinquent, March 70; sale
day. AprilI
Ophir-si per share: levied. Feb. 10; delin-
qucnt. March &c sale day, April IA.
Observation-Disclosures per share; levied, Feb;
10; delinquent, March 81; sale day Apni
a. delinquent March 81; sale day. Ap'i
Rock IsIand-$i per share; levied. Feb. %;
delinquent. April.; sale day, Apnl2L
Union Consoiiiated-50 cents per share;
levied March 2: delinquent, April 3 salc
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Escaped in Observation-Disclosures
Meeting - Earthquake Rain.
Continued Sudden Death Dis.
credited - Recalled Tho Female
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SAN FRANCISCO. March 5-1 r. NJ
A report is published this morning,
that Tibarcio Vasqucz disguised asa
woman, and accompanied by a portion
Of his gang started for Mexico on the
Constitution yesterday.
Several prominent citizens have
signed the call for a meeting at Plstt's
Hall tomorrow night, for the purpo's
Of ~vlndlcatlng Judge Stanly's course In
tho case OF Mayor Otis, Treasurer Hub
ert aud tho city funds.
A slight shock Of earthquake was
felt here thls morning about five
o'clock.
A steady rain Is falling.
The case ofpeople vs.. FL X. Whit
ncy Is continued until tomorrow, when
final aguments will be made.
Edward Stone, son Of Rev. DIR. Stone,
died suddenly at his home, yesterday,
Of Congestivc Chill.
The report that Vasqucz got away
oil the steamer, yestcrda,is not credited
by the police.
Col. Vernon, Special Agent OF tho
U. s. Treasury, was p%eremptorily re-
called to Washington yesterday. NO
r,ason Is assigned.
Charges against Mr.. Drenk are null
tiplying. Several ladies' and gentle
men, who have been vlctimized by
her In the purchase OF rings,
watches aud jewelry. appeared. IN the
Chiefs office to-day to enter COLI
plants against her.
Creenhacks. $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

A Coon Snowisa.-rhe funds re-
naming on hand In the State Treasury
at the present time. amount TO $780,
900 In $40 pieces. or this sum, Storey
county contributed during the quarter
ending December 3lst, 1873, on &C
count Of taxes on the proceeds OF the
mines the snug sum OF $4,000.
METEOROLOGICAL. - The weather
most OF the time to-day has been raw
and disagreeabls. A big storm Is prob
ably raging In the Sierra Nevada
Mountains, which, during the greater
part OF the day were invisible. This
afternoon we were favored with o
snow.
LARGE ORE SnpMESr.-iesterday
LAG car loads OF ore. amounting 10
over 1000 tons. were shipped by rail
from the Comstock mines TO the vari-
Gus mills In this vicinity. This Is, we
believe. the largest shipment yet made.
10 X. M.-Piute Tribe, Of Carson,
Pocahontas Tribe, and the Great
Council Of Nevada. will visit Apache
Tribe, Improved Order OF Red Men,
In Gold Hill, tomorrow friday even
Ing.
PsrsoxAL.-J. V. Cofrey. who, for
merly resided In this section, but Is at
present a member OF the editorial force
Of the san Francisco Ernnfrer, arrived
In Virginia City this morning.
BELcnEn DrvipESp.-A dividend OF
IS per share a~ggregstlng $500 600, was
declared to-day upon the capital stock
OF the Belcher Company, payable
March 10th.
PuARAou.-There were lively times
around the fare games in Gold Hill to-
day. The men who had just been paid
of seemed to want to give their trade
dollars n show.
No MAIL FRoM TuE E,sr.-rhere
was no Eastern mail to-day. In consc-
auence OF the snow blockade on the
Central Pacific, In the vicinity OF
Toano.
TuERE will be divine service at st.
Johns Church this evening. at half
past Z, with q lecture on the subject OF
'.Conirmation." All are cordially
invited.
We noticed In town to-day Mr.. G..
King, Of the Internal Revenue D'part-
ment, Mr.. Bragg. lumber merchant
In T'ruckee, and detective Ben Lacsey.
TRorr.-A party OF Piutos arrived
here on the train this morning. bring
Ing with them n fine lot Of trout which
were caught la the Truckee river near
Reno.
A.O H.-A meeting Of the Ancient
Order of Hibernlans, Division No. 2.
will be held ut Mlners' Union Hall,
Gold Hill, this evening.
A Busy RoAp.-At present about -
trains make daily trips over the Viz
glnia & Truckee Railroad.
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This Msrains.

GOO opLlr, q. aaY. %, 21X, 81 Ooo, ass. az
u
600 Gould 4 Curry. %. 1917. 10. ieS
4l5 Beat & Belehcr. -. soy, :0S
as Savage, "a, 81, soN, No
80 Chellsr. Poio-i. 6ss. 81, cav $50, 61, 6aS
l55 Hale 4 Sorcross, ~. ~, tSS. Sk
ESQ Crown Point. ~, yik, 70, %, 2ik, 9i, D
os
10 Yellow jacket. "
$50 Imperial, q, 81
ss5 kentusk. ~, ~ so, az, - bio, .Ot bO
30 Alpha. 10. IN
so B-leher, ssk, IS. ssi.. soS b3O, sIS 80
425 Confidence, 4, 81. ~
sy5 Con. Virginia, ~. f1k, e. si0, 65., CD
5S Oyerman, IS. tsx bso, i3k
20 Seg. bslchsr. 81, IS
GS Justice, 81
go Julis. 81, ~, ~
as Caledonia, -, 2sE
g2s California Con. say. ST., ~ %, u
us saltinsrs Con, ~, Q. ~ bJo
l6O American Fiat. 8
90 knieksocrbksr. ga
iso Dayton. TS,T.
"a Occidental, ~
loo Andes. lk,l1
600 New York Con. ~
$50 Florida. 2
80 Silver Hin. 9A.o
10 union Con, "a, i3S
lOO Mint. 25c
l30 Backeye.2
leo FRANKLIN. ~
1000 Globe Con-, ~.
50 I~ialllon, ~ bio
lOO Lady Washington
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

FINE PnoroonArHs.-Dr. A. J. Beaiss, whose
photograph gallery Ia on the corner OF Main and
Pioneer streets. has just received and set up,
ready for nee, one Of tho celebrated Dalimeyer
Lenses, AKA In size. and what 10 called . quick
Wsrkcr, enabling him 10 take the portraits OF
children In three seconds. or even less time. IL
slso enables him 10 take photographs OF the
largest possible sixe. cards and amprotypes, In
fact any kind Of likeness that IL now taken or
NAV be- required. The doctor 10 one OF tho
oldest, moet thorough and experienced artists
In the United states. always anxious 70 sausiy.
and will not allow any that may favor hin With
their patronage TO 20 away dissatisfied. Give
him . call and prove the truth OF what We SAY.
A VOICE YRon TIE CExrrERr.-one nnh OF
the graves 10 every cemetery are the last homes
Of tho victims OF Consumption, and vet there
IL no dlsca.e which terminates In consumption
that may not be cured with Hale's Honey OF
Horehound and Far. Critienton's,T 9th Avenue,
Bold by all Druggists. Pixies Tooth ache Drops
euro In one minute.
y. who investigate. Gsllsad's sdvsrtiss.e.'
shall become wise.
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Rcduction OF tho Army.

Reduction OF tho Army.
CHICAGO, March "a Washington
special says the bill for the rc~organixs-
ton Of the army, rs finally agreed
upon by the House Military COM
mittee, makes a reduction VI eight
regiments In all. cutting down the In
fantry to 90. artillery to 4, aud CAY.
airy to 8 regiments. THIS will leave
tho aggregate OF tho army at %. 600
Instead Of 30. 000 men rs Il now stands.
They do not expect to pass the bill
without c%ncounierlng 4 determined op.
position, aud have made mp their minds
to have a harl light, tho result OF
which Is doubtful.
Episcopal Tyranny.
Nav Yonx. March 5-Bishop Pot
tar. OF this diocese, aud Bishop Little
John, Of tho diocese OF Brooklyn, have
revoked tho license TO preach, granted
by them TO DR.. F0rteous, for the rsa-
son that he has preached In non-Epls.
copal pulpits aud delivered lectures on
frlvllous subjects. Tho expression Of
broad Church Views by DIR. porteous,
aud the movement among liberal Epis-
copals In BROOKLYN. to secure the doc
tor for pastor, are suggested ~ addl-
tI0nal reasons for the revocation Of his
license to preach. Ministers Of all
churches arc beginning to move In
temperance crnsadrs, aud a mass meet
Ing OF Clergy has been called.
Fighting I'm Cuba.
A Havana letter says that rnmors OF
severe fighting In the Central Depart
ment ars current. At Guanslian tho
Spanish troops were In full retreat OF
the llth OF February, bound for Puer-
to Principe, their starting point. when X,
they were attacked the I'D time ut .
place called Maracasssbe. They say
tho Object OF the ~retrogradc movement
was to place their wounded In q place
Of safety and that al assaillng force ut
MSka Cascade suddenly took flight.
The Cubans say their ammunition ran
short aud orders were given 10 cease
firing. II they had had an abundant
supply they would have driven the
Sp,nlards right Into the heart OF Pner-
to Principe.
A Missing Stsamer.
NEW YORx. March 5.-Anxlety 10
expressed for tile safety Of the steamer
Graf Bismarck, which LEFT Bremen
for this port three weeks ago. via
southampton, where sho took cargo Of
passengers, leaving there on tho 18th
OF February, and has not since been
beard from.
Died OF IIydrophobia.
Miss Ada NJ. Noyes, the actress,
died to-day Of hydrophobia. having
been bitten two weeks ago by . pet
poodle.
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STOCK REPORT.

Last Evening.
40 Meadow Valley, i0S. i0., loS. lok
us Iaymsnd 4 Ely. Is, IN b5, ~, 26 b3o. q
b.. AK b., IS bS
80 Earsta Goa. i3y., i3s, ~.
SIS Phoebe, 6k.6x
$50 Warrington = Creole, AL.
100 Alps. J0c
2.s Page 4 Panaes. a., ~
32S American Flag, ~
100 lngomar, Sc
800 Belmont, :. ~ bSo, g..
100 Hahn & Hunt. 4.
rs Newark, ~, ~.
It's Portland, TX, IL, ~. ~, ., az, az. az.
a.
100 Chief E,., Extension, &c
80 Rye Patch. ~
lOO III Dorado south. 6S
10 Eu,ska ca. W, 10
20 cedarberg.3
100 Golden Chariot, 49,, 10
l25 Mahogany, AZ
100 Wal Eagle, ~
9c0 Empire idaho. 7, Z bS0
100 South Chariot. Is
25s0 ophir. IS, a5k s5G .25I -. ass, 25S
100 o,srm.n. AZ. u. eS. 40 80. I'd 30, an
$40 Beleher. so,ssk. 80. SOY. s2k bio
80 Yellow Jacket, "a. -. 81. 6S, 6iS
lso savage, -, 81, ~. siS.
ao crown rolst, %. 81. 93s, 93S, o.
52O Kentuek. an. AN, 2ia. hO
200 Chsllar. Po,osi. SsS, 81. 6s. 6sS bco
loo Cos. Virginia, %
10 California Con &c. 35S, u
20 Hale & Norsroes, IS
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sY THE CABLES.
Tho Pa.nine In rndia.

LONDON. March "a Calcutta dis
patch reports great distress among the
famlnc-strickcn people Of East lis
host. Tho famine increases. In u
village alone there have been eighteen
doaths from starvation In four days.
The number Of applications for food
has Increased from 1900 to $4,000
within q week. o.
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DIVIDENDS

Beleher-ss per share, sggrsgatlng $4,000;
declared March 5; payable March 10.
Crown Point - a. per share, acgrcgating
$4,000; declared Feb. !: payable Feb. II.
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FROM SEATTLE, w. r

Died or Ills InJuries-Committed.
SKArrLx, March 5.-IIonry Quayle,
who was stabbed ut Port Townsend
yesterday, died this morning. Martin
was committed Tor trial OH n Charge Of
manslauyhter.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN FRANCISCO

fspscrIL TO n GOLD Hull sAnr xlws.l
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TELEcRAPHIc!
DISPATCHES.
o M Esric IRTELLioGHoE

l.r.or.L TO tn. col, nrtI DAILY NEWS.
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BRONCHITIS.

This Is an irritation or inflammation
of the bronchial tubes which carry the
air we breathe into the lungs. 1t arises
from y cold settled In the throat, from
catarrh extending to these parts, from
scroiulous affections, and from severe
use Of tho voice. The Irritation rem
the latter cause commences In tile lar
ynx and CLOTHS, which are the organs
Of the voice, and, extending down.
wards, produces hoarseness, coughing
aud splitting mucous matter. some.
times mixed with blood. Il Is chiefly
dangerous from Its tendency to spread
into the lungs, and terminals in con-
sumption. It is In the cure Of severe
and obstinate cases Of this disease that
DIR, Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery
has achieved unparalleled success, aud
won the loudest praise from oil whs
have used It.
Debt OF GRATITUDE.
Mrs. Mary Taft, Of Elk Point. Da-
kota Territory. called at the Worlds
Dl,pensary August 10, 1873, to ac-
knowledge q debt Of gratitude due Or.
Pierce, having been entirely cured Of
Catarrh, complicated with Throat DIS
ease, by the use OF DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy aud DIR. Plerce's Golden Med
teal Discoverv.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05
Yellow Jacket

The main Incline Is down l2S feet
below the 1900 foot level, the sinking
Is making rapid progress. still driv.
ing the cross-cuts and prospecting drifts
on the 400 and l500.foot levels With
out change worth relating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05
Tyler.

The west drift at the first station
continues to show excellent prospects
Of 4 body Of ore. There isa consld.
cradle flow Of water from the face OF
this drlft, but not enough to Impede
the progress Of the work. The cree
lion Of the new boilers 10 making rap
Id progress. As soon as the new Doll.
crs are ready for use, sinking the main
shaft for a new level will 30 resumed.
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American Flat.

Nothing Is or can DO done In this
mine until the completion Of the new
hoisting machinery Of the Baltimore
Consolidated.
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Impcrial.E Empire.
Florida,

In the crosscut north, which Is being
made at an eligible polut In the main
tunnel, ssme very fns prospects are
being met with. Ore resembling that
OF the Ophir Is found In spots aud
strcaks, giving good assays. As We
have heretofore stated, the Florida 10
the recently segregated north half Of
tho old Pony Express ground, at the
south end OF American Flat.
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keystone.

This mine, which Is very olIglbly 10.
Gated, adjoining the Justice on the
north, Is soon to be brought more
prominently Into notice. Tho COM
pany have just perfected their title,
receiving the U. $. patent for their
ground day before yesterday, aud will,
a. soon as cxpedlcnt. commencs opera
lions for the permanent aud systematic
working aud development OF their
mine,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

Daily yield $50 tons, which Is being
extracted from tho 1900. 1900 and 400.
foot levels. The north wlnzo on the
l4OO.foot level, has attained q vertical
depth OF ~ feet, all the way In rich
ore. Some high grade ore has also
been encountered Ia c~ross-cutting on
tho same level. Car samples taken
from the north Wine, day before yes.
terday. ranged In value all the way
from 500 to $l45 per ton. Are new
running sosth, on the l5OO-foot level,
following along the foot wall In order
to make 4 connection with the WINES
which are being sunk on tho liOO.foot
level. The water OH the l500-foot level
Is rapidly diminishing In volume, and
It Is expected that the level will soon
b. drained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-15

MAX HETNaS, 10 A. NJ, boots, shoes, clothing,
dry goods, wooilens, tailoring goods. &c.
HILL & GODDIN, 8 P. NJ, sale OF two hundred
building lots on Marshall, Clay, Leigh, IL, y.
Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth. Thirteenth, Four
teenth, and Fifteenth streets.
LYME & BROTHER, AZ P. NJ, handsome resi-
dence on the north line Of Clay between Tenth
and Eleventh streets.
RICHARDSON & CO., P. NJ, framed dwelling
and lot on Second street between Clay and
Leigh
COOK Il LAUGHTON, IL A. ", at T. L. Angus's
store, corner OF Ninth and Broad streets, crocs-
cry and glassware.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, IL NJ, four small farms
pear Richmond.
RICHARDSON s. CO., 5 P. NJ, new fra ned dwell
Ing and lot on the south side OF Baker street be-
tween Second and Third
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10H A. b.. at The stable.
Of Mr. E. Bosseux, Eighteenth aud franklin
Streets thirty-6ve mules.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-15

HACK. HACK! COUGH, CoUdH Cough Is q
SYMPTOM by which various diseased conditions OF
the throat, bronchial Tubes, and lungs manifest
Themselves But whether 1t arises from the irrita-
tton produced IN the throat and larynx by taxing
cold from an attack OF bronchitis, from ineipaent
cousum mp,ien, or from various other causes, nothhs
win allay 1t more speedily nor cure 1t more perma
nen,ly than DR.. PIRRcE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DIS
coyERy. It does not matter whether IL be a recent
attack or a lingering couch, the Discovery - IN
either case equally well adapted for its relief and
permanent cure. In fact, II VIII cure cough "a
oue-haf the time necessary 20 cure 1t WIN any
other medicine, aud IL does 1t, not oy drying t up
h,t by removing the cause, subduing the irritation,
and healing the affected paris No time shoh,u oe
lost I'M commencing the use OF proper measeane
rnr ,he relief or cough. for unless ths course u
,rsued, s. rious and dangerous dsease Of the lungs
is Liable 10 result.
80 Doctors soos leara as pdl'te.
BrrrALo, ". Y, December lS' 1917.
NJ p,erce.--For tie past six months have useo
your Golden Medical Discovery in my practice aha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-15

THEArRR-M1ss CUsHHAN.-At the earnes'
request of many of the most prominent clti'
zens of Richmond Miss Cushman repeats To-
night her performance of Meg Merrilles. On
Monday night so large was her audience thar
some Of our best people could not OBTAIN
seats. and number Of ladies' stood up du'
ring the entire rendering of the play. As
this is doubtless the last opportunity that our
people will have of seeing this great English
actress, all should avail themselves OF this
rare chance now presented. Her rendition
of Meg Merrilles stands alone in the drn'
matte art, and is a creation Of high ORDER
of genius. As rendered by her it Is exciu'
siyely her conception, not composite pro-
duction built up on the histrionie creations
of others.
On Friday night Miss Cushman appears
in Henry VIII, as Queen Katherine. In
this part her fame is as great as In Meg Mer'
rifles. In order to properly apprehend her
great genius she should be seen in these tWc
renditions. As In Meg Merrilles she IS
rough and rugged, even barbarons, 80 10
Queen katherine she is the embodiment Of
Gileenlg GRACE, hauteur, and scathing dig
pity. No antithesis could be more impres
slYe.