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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03
PLACERVILLE.
Saturday, ..........March 8, 1850.
Democratic County Central Committee.

DENuCRATH STATE CONVENTION. he ID m.
ocratic State Convention convened in Sacra-
rnctto on Wednesday, and organized by elect
Ing Hon. Phil. Moore, Speaker OF the ll0uScJ
Temporary Chairman. The contest between
linn and his competitor Hon. NJ kirkpatrick,
was close and spirited. Subsequently, Mr.
Moore was elected permanent President By
acclamation-a compliment as unexpected as
tlattcring.
Every county in the State, with the Cxrcp.
ton of Plumas and Santa Barbara, sent dele.
gates, aud the deepest interest was manifested
-At the time Of going to press we have not
heard who had been appointed Delegates to
the Charleston Convention. A large majority
Of the Delegates to the State Conucnti>n are
in favor Of Daniel $. Dickinson for President
P.S.-Thc following named gentlemen were
elected delegates to the Charleston Convcn-
ton: q. W. Patrick, of Tuoumnc John S.
Du!'cy, of Siskiyou; VIM. Bradley, of San
joaquin; Newell Gregory, Of Monterey; John
Edwcll, Of Butte; John 4. DrirbclbsS. Of
Shasta Austin T.. Smith, Of San Francisco ::
John Raincs, Of San Bernardino.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

Gel. L. b. Hopkins will sell some valuable
property in this city, on wednesday next. al
Auction.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

". NJ Bradshaw & Co., Of the Post Office
News Depot, have our thanks for large as
sOrtnieht Of Atlantic newspapers and pctori-
ais They have plenty of the same sort left
Give ON a cat.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

Thanks to Messrs. Titus, Bradley and An
derson of the Senate, and MeSsrs. Bell, Dun
lap, CONFESS, Hawley and Moore of the House,
for Legislative document
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

The MarpOsa gazette says We hardly knew
what will become Of this community the COM
ing summer. Every other man one meets, is
going over the mountains either to Washoe
or Mono. We look upon the expected emf
grafton as an impoverishment. Similar COM
plants we hear from all parts of the Southern
mines, and the excitement is almost as great
in the Northern.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03
ROBERT BELL.
Treasurer Of III Dorado County
To the Stockholders of the In
corporated Pacific Quartz
COmDAnV.

THERE viii he . meeting Of the above Company at
/ the Store Of Mr. Newhauer, in the City Of Placer
Vile, on Saturday. the 10th day Of March, 1860, at
O'Clock P. NJ for the purpose 81 adopting by Laws arid
transactng other business. All interested are earnestly
requested to hr present.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
A. HAAS, see'ry.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03
ASSAY OFFICE
AND
GOLD AND SILVER REFINERY
Il. JU9TH,

No. lO4 Mont gOmeTY ST., San FraneiseO.
INROM AND AFTER TIN FIRST OT MARCH IIANL
i lrAS-d NV Assay OIh'- and '"Ih and silver kebnrrV
H. Mos,rS Ut Moan SIIkRMAN co. who VII conduct
thu business Il AssaJuE and KehnibE IN tie m0nnsF and
or the terms bvluu stated.
thanking ny friend. and the public for the pAionA re
have received frou them, beg TO subscribe ~! self
Z. JCETH.
san Francisco, February Il, lsfO.
VTNHE UNDERsIGHED HAVING ASSOCIATED THIN
hurrs. - As.Ayng and R-enIng Gold aud Silver vii
prepared aud after thr hrst Of March receive
deposits for Assayng ana Refining. AID To make returns
in UupaTtrd hare Refined bars United STATE Com At
the OPTION drpo.tors
The Charge VII. be- AZ fn'"Ws
W., r.furHs mute ~ uhU1rt'd bars quarter
Of one per cri.t an the Nslpe ri tbs bars.
Wien rGf4rna are mdde IN T.hnSd bars, ten cents
pr ounce the grosa eight after melting; AMI
trrth Of the value al each bar Ave
thousand dr,lArs each bar under Ave thousAbd dol.
lars ten per on thv grnSS weight after mrnR
and nnr.righth Of PR cent the value u the bar
cents per ounce the KrosS weight after melting
ounce less than the present charges Of the L. Branch
Mint here
silver contained in the gold wi be accounted for the
deposition ia the and 1t the rate customary the
L = DrAnch Mint.
Impaired bars will be delivered sig hours amer the de.
posit Of the gold or ailvCr. ifdrsirrd.
Rhned bars or United States coin will he delivered four
days not including sundays after the deposit OF the gold
or silver, viz returns 81 deposits Of
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

Jed. Wilson's Band will give Social Hop
a. the Kingsville House, on Monday evening,
March 18th.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

Theo. f. Tracy and Uncle Jones, of Wells,
Fargo l. Co, we are indebted to for numerous
favorS the past week
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03
The Bulkhead.

Wearc pleased to observe in Legislative pro-
cccdir.S that our worthy Senator, Dr. Titus.
has introduced BuIkhcad bill We regard
the passage OF the bill as a forcgone conclusion.
We are satisfied that no intelligent legislator
can have observed the points involved in the
pas; discussions ol this question, without be-
ing convinced. not only that the people Of san
Francisco are almost unlniinoD> IN favor Of
the erection ola Bulkhcad but that that work
viii conGurc To the material and permanent in
tcre>tS Of the state.
\ review If the testimony ciited by the
examinations &c the Legislative committee OF
last year. a. vel! Is the apparently conflicting,
bat generally harmonious declarations Of the
public journals Of that city, evincc the fact
that the Bulkhead is 'rqHt and that the only
discord in connection with the affair. results
from the >cilishne.e of rival aSpirants fol the
contract to build the work. Removed. a. We
are. from the individual interests and their
concentrating influences, We can safely declare
our convictions without being subjected to
the imputation Of prejudice. From ali that can
he gathered on the subject, after a careful OK
animation Of the premises. it is unquc>tionab!e
that the La,bor Of san Francisco is suffering
additional ire arabic injury annually, because
# the absence of some cilrctual barrier Ia tlt..
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03
Notice TO Holders Of FL Dorado
County Warrants.
COUNTY TAT4srNRR'S oVricE,

COUNTY IRTASrRRR's OTTICR,
March Sd, lA60.
1 IL. persons holding Warrants registered upon the
~ General fund Of IL Dorado county IF the follower
numbers ard registry, hereby notified I" present 'h
-ah" for payment, AZ the tOunty TTrasurcT'E Oicr,
Monday. March 9Th, or within sixty days from that
date. or the money viii he applied to the pa, #
Warrants next IN order of registry IN accordance With
the prov Of Act Of the Legislature approved
March Dist. 1871. The interest said Warrants Ill
be stopped from and after this da;r.
ROBERT BELL.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

BALL At kELsEY.-Mr. y. Scisnop will give
Social Ball at the ST. Louis House, Kelsey,
on Friday evening next.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03
NOTICE

= hr"hy cvcH. tiat NY vie L., rpTA ~ .NE htv.rc
l~t ny i"-! A'd hoard, without just ~ t,vuA
ZION, VII net lee r".'"vhle r any d"Lis she NAV
tract from and after ihs d~;t.-
DAVID MOORE.
Juinso!.e South C'.LoD, F,b "th, l>'s' ~ iu,S
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03
Information Wanted

hP"uII'u H,HrfE At hv his wfc Wh.n ls.,h..rd
~ yam IH''''r '"u lN". 'Ir pr' a. thcko~ar lar
''ciE % l"hh"g Nv ~ .,.'. ,ti.r. , " .
l. ''s,,' ~ r''.I ~ ti.d ..f,,,v,iN D i,r,--
''ui t,-prrs p"1-' notice.
lt4trry. 81. Nt,l "a $780,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03
Placerville and St. Joseph Tele.
graph COMPANY.

4 IL personI having Accounts or Claims Of any char
y acteT against this Company, are requested TO pre-
sent the same early as possible to NJ. Il. ELSTNER
Secretary. at Pacerville.
A. d. PARK, Superintendent.
Placervile, March ID. lS6O-lm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

John W. Forney has been elected Clerk
AID Hoffman, of Maryland, former member Of
Congress, Serscant,at.Arms, Of Congress
Mr.. tNrnett, of Virginia, was severe on For
ney and the Republican members tho elected
him. He said" He commended to the adj
;nlratlon Of the country the fact that the party
whose chief desire for organization was, as
their Mr.. Sherman had asserted, that they
might expose Tie conceptions Of the admins
trAtion, had inaugurated their proceedings by
.lecting as Clerk man whom n committee Of
this House has found guilty of m"It;o~mcc.
Seven Of the South Americans" refused to
vote for Hoffman, because he had been norni-
mated by the Black Republicans. They voted
for Underwood. Of Kentucky
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

.. \. Crandail & Go. received a splendid
assortment of EDITORIALS and Magazines by the
last steamer.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

Nor "H II" is the maine Of a temperance
society recently established at Todd'r Valley,
Placer county. Tie H,r'M says the society
has two pledges, one Of which binds its >igncr>
to total abstinence. and another which admits
Of the drinking Of malt liquors. The fellows
who take the latter pledge, strange as it may
seem, seldom violate il.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

'TnIfNE II r 'a'" g " t'is Company a; then Han
i THIS ENF>ING at : o'clucA p =
Iiy order u J tt'IiFS p,.,,,.p,
CUt- F.;'Fs S-,'y
flarrrvill,. Mar,h ~, l>ba
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03
Neptunes. Attention.

RtrIh.-G' ~ morning ~ the .'.h a, "! ts Eok
~ ~'s,- NJ Nj i;--rr''-r'q dzrI'.fr
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

Persons DESTROYS Of seeing their gold silver melted can
do 20 and the assay chips from each deposit will be kept
separate for three months at the disposition Of the drpos
hr order afford every facility for testing the
Of the assay.
Assays Of Ores and Minerals made.
Gold and silver bars purchased.
MR.. T. JCeTII will be Assaycr and RenneT and Mr.
ROBERT BURNETT Cashier and General superintendent
Of our establishment.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN I CO..
OF New York, and
hn.am ALSOP co
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03
DIR. ROSENBAUM'S
Celebrated stomach Bltters,

the hest remedy yet for the cure
all Diseases, caused BY dSordered state Of the stom-
ach and Bowels
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION, -.
CONSTIPATION,
FEVER AND AGUE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

Owing to the unexampled demand for these btters
unprIncpled parties have endeavOred them.
The genuine R0eENBAUM have the name Of N. b. ia
COS Co., branded each cork, and their signature
each label Beware, also, of worthless article, called
Rosenchfs Bers, put up in this city Its external ap.
pearance very much like the true Bosenbaum, but
useless remedial agent and has only been got up
prey the reputation attained by Rosenbaums Ders-
For sale everywhere.
Y. n. JACOBS / CO.,
Corner Sapsouc and Commercial Sts,
March 81, ;5".-Sl.sms Fan HTHpcistc
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03
FEVER AND AGUE,
Caution.

And other similar maades. Weld at once to the beneficial
influence Of this excellent Medicine. Try them. Test them
your constitution, aud 90 on your rejoicing.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

The proceedings Of the Democratic County
Convention, which met in this city on Satur-
day last. will be found on our first page
Never, since the organization of the Demo
cratic party in this county, has county con
vcnton of that party assembled, dclibcrated
and adjourned, with as little discord Of
thought, feeling and action, as that the laborS
Of whi:h terminated last Saturday in this city
cess of the Democratic party. Nothing oc
Cured to disturb the harmony of the proceed
ings of the convention. The contest for del,
cgates to the State convention, between rival
candidates, was conducted fairly and kindly ;
the successful were not elated, the defeated
not dissatisfied. Throughout its dclibera
tions harmony and good feeling prevailed,
and not thing was done Of which the De.
mocracy di>apprOve.
Fu>I"N.-Thc Washington correspondent Of
the New York Times says the following Prcsi
Dental programme has been arranged between
the Republican and American members OF
Congress For President. Edward Bates, of
Missouri: for Vice President, Gcn. Cameron,
of PENNSYLVANIA. The New England Republi
cans would not support Bates were he to re-
ccive the nomination, nor would the South
Americans support the nominee Of Pcrubli-
can convention. Seward is the strong man OF
the Republicans, and if he wants the nomina-
ton he will get it. lie is the very embodi
mcnt of the Republicans, the life and brain of
his party, and he will scarcely surrender his
claims to an eleventh hour man, who has little
sympathy for him or his principles, and who
publicly disclaims being Republican.
On Monday the bill for an Act to prohibit
the sale of adulterated liquors in this State,
passed the Assembly, and as but few of the
Senator's are addicted to the ardent it will
probably pass that body without opposition.
Some stringent law is needed to suppress the
sale Of the poisonous stuff everywhere kept.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03
SheriR's Sale.

0xxO440 y 06kGS
10y virtue Of order Of sale ssasd out Of the Clerks
ID Once Of the Hon. District CosTt OF the llh judicial
District. in and for u Dorado county. Judgment
deFed the l4h day Of FsbsuSSy A. D. 1850 In favor Of
NJ g. Julian and against Augustine r. Lee for the Of
Eight Hundred and Thirty 2Si0O dol aTp with interest
thereon the rate Of ~ per cent month from the
said 18th day OF February A. D. s6O, together with the
Of thirty Ave 300 dollar, costs Of suit and according
COSTS have levied upon and will expOae to Public Bsp,
ct the Court nOAss door, In the City Of PlacervIAs,
On the 1Sth day OF March, 4. ID. 1885,.
At IL oAek M all the right, ttls interest and elA@
Of the said Augustine lee Of In and TO the following
described norgaged property I" VIII Az thai Plcce or
parcel OF land lying and being situated n CosumnsS TOWn
ship County Of n nOrOdo and State Of California, and
Known Psrys Upper Ranch" Aeua west OF Snd im.
medatey adjoining the village Of Brownsville, contain.
ing per record hundred aud sixty acTes less
and recorded In the Recsrder 0Ace Of q Dorado county
pref mptlon tiass IN the month Of June, H. D.
1885, said defendant Sne also recorded In the aforesaid
ONCE the Esd Of Nov. becS, deed from H. and
Ellen ~. Perry to Augustine 7. lee
SHERIFF. once, nSOOrvllP, Feb. 3Nh, 4. D. 1850.
WI. RURwELL,
Bots Sheriff Of u Dorado Co., Cal.
n RRCEIYEn
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-03

FtfN- ttTtINtT-hfFFT NA1INNr-l .I.ktlRIAL- AM
CHRONIC nISIASLS.
A-t ALF.S fr.-It.-t ~. As.sA a.. a Ars r.
i.~trd ~. if. jo"s It's mrdtcLe rrinViEUTa;S
TIE Ntpi, sNG"ln Ahd OyrfCun,' d.srAs.
t. r'i1rvr and permanent 81 Rheumatism N.-cu
IA hud thr"n.' D'elss'. >'uth'In ti,cr'. nAh.
Cous kru;ttolS. SurilIuE ni tLr GlAhd.. Ale
all disras-s Hris.tg ir"n Iiy4Ji-
C.oJS use 81 Mtdr3Lrs
II sr'.'A,s acton ne ah.orb.nts and ret ai..
d So. ia - all Giii. fI,u ~ h,4y ALd IGc-s A.
- ii.sl ~ -u~r,,it,i, - ~ .irn-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12

THs TmfH .-Sometime ago, say
before the late general election,
our contemporaries generally, no
iiced The fact, that our clever Rep
ipsentative on the lower noor ~
Congress, had gone ny hand IN
hand, with Others singing "halleiu-
iab, . and ioined the church again,
over on Olive Branch We-who
are initiated into the lying ways ~
the press, and gossipping people
generally did not believe the rumot.
for several reasons. One--and The
most cogent Of them MI was this ;
Our clever representative had nj
ready joined The same persuasion
several times before. and was nj
the time fast SWORN member
We asked our Beighbot 81 The I'm
perial about IL, and now his m
swet, comes ~ us--too late alas
for any political purpose but
The truth Of history requires that
u should be given. The imrer,ai
says
Our aged Representative was n reg.
ulat attendant during the progress of
the late camp meeting, and appeared
10 be mseh interested IN the religious
exercises, but did not, Ne our coten.
poraries have been informed, Join the
church We heard that. on several
occasions, he occupied front seat
that he joined with The chois In sing
ing number Of hymns. aud we dd
hear that we was seen shedding tears,
and thai eren ne timber Wepf but we
connot vouch for the truth Of the TO
pert.
AZ fat "a the veteran Col. Christy.
" The hero Of a hundred fights" was
concerted. we would only ALL. that he
too seemed considerably affected, but
tina, !. easily accounted for, as the
Vol. is now candidate.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12

1HF SutrHFPv SrupFSfs At PHitA-
pEtrHt,.-fhe National Intelligence
or, Of the B0ih nit, has the follow
ing communication
PHllApFtpHih. Dec 81, 1863.
ffepiicmep- You no doubt have
seen some account of the departure
If number Of Southern students
from the colleges Of this city fot
The South, there to attend Southern
institutions, and perhaps Of The rea-
sons given for the movement. Now.
I 10 not write to fiud fault with. ~
IN any way question, the motives
If those gentlemen who joined the
movement, for doubt not they act
ed in good faith, believing them
selves right in 81 doing. but simply
tn 10. No n Southern student, feel
IN Justice bound. There Gre many
Southern students yet remaining IN
our colleges, and think al. cor
tainfy many ~ them, will join in
saying that 40 action, on want of
action, on the part Of those NJ the
citizens of Philadelphia, with whom
IL would bp either agreeable pr
cfedilnbfp tu bn associated. can have
given cause for the departure: and
they viii alsu unite with me IN say
ing that orr intercourse with tie
citizens of the city we have been
treated with marked Kindness and
attention. We have been huspit
ably received in thpir family circles.
invited to their entertainments. ne
spcialpd with ihprh IN public. and
many of Ne nursnd IN sickness with
oil the care aud attention which we
could possibly have received IN our
own houses Our professors have
been 90 us all which their position
and relation possibly called for
kind and polite To- all. Attending ~
sistnncn If needed. and most fully
have fulGelled their engagements
in tho lecture-room tU the satisIac-
ton and admiration of the students.
SO agreeable has been our soiourn
here that when we leave, ma most
vt ia will 10 ut the expiration of
the present course of lectures il will
be the feelings Of regret that rels
tious Attending 81 much pleasure
should he broken ny, aud with the
hope that ctr friends # Pfiladel
phia will soon give us m opportu-
nifty, in our Southern homes, Of no
turing rs best we may their kind
hospitality and attention.
A SourHfaN SrtrrNr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12

FRoM ouR own WAR CoppFsroN-
nssr.-An interesting letter from
our own correspondent who has
n comfortable place, on the seat Of
war, will be found elsewhere TO-
day. lie Ia mistaken about the
matter of making him lion. Az
far "a the Comet IL concerned, we
can prove an alb to the Charge
We would never attempt the max
ing Of a lion here IN Red Stick.
without first going to--say "a. -"
and get the use of his ears, etc.
for the purpose. IF $. !. wants to
make lion Of himself, all we have
to cay IN the premises, ia "lay on"
but roar, modestly when you do t..
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
II. q. LIPFARD's
DAHCtNG ACADBM y

fr-fessrs rrfUsffF rruFfs rFrn srprf
Mn. HprARb most respectfully snrouness ~
WI his f.ienas snd The grllie w general, that
his h.neine Academy viii he opered frr n slfoft
sess1r ~ the shrve named rlsce, nn Thursday,
the i2lh irsi ~ p'sl,rt, p v for ladies and
children qni frt gen'lenen.
The rew and inreh admired O.pi,iusd s IDemss,
Prince ls,pssi4p lately dspesI IN be highest
circles ~ Paris sud London and recently intto-
ducai IN New York, rhladelphis and New Or
leans, viii he introduced fhie session.
DAYS ~ TrrfpS-for Children, Tuesdays,
Thursday snd saturdays, frrtn peicsk 10 { ?.
- ladies. came dass, ffaru ~ a. ~ ~. Gen.
tleman, same days from To-
Ftscticing PARTIES eo ladies Aaa gentlemen
every Thursday evening.
rpr terms, srply ~ Sir H., q, his academy. ~
the Harvey House. tisrylo-tm.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12

THs DFAp oF 1863. The year just
passed away has been remarkable
for the number of distinguished
men who, IN its course, have ceased
their earthly labors All countries
and avocations have contributed TO
swell the list Of the departed. That
prince Of modern scholars the illus
trious Humboldt. has been follow
ed into the realms of infinite light
by such congenial, though humber
students. 40 Professor Ulmstod. DR..
Abbot and Horace Mann. History
loses the immortal names Of Hal
lam. Prescott and Irving the last
being also irreparable loss to gen
cral literature. which has likewise
been deprived Of DE Quincy. Leigh
Hunt, Robert Walsh and Lady Nor.
gan. From political life have dc
parted Prince Metternich. Richard
Rusk aud Senator Brodcrick. Tho
law loses Rufus Chuat ami Counsel
or PHILIPPE. The modern science of
engineering loses two Of its bright
est ornaments in Robert Stevenson
and I. K. Brunei Among others
whose departure is felt by the pub
lie may be mentioned DR.. Nichols
and DR.. Kendall, divines Joseph
Surge and Sir Jamcstce Jeciecb.
hoy. philanthropist; T. X. iiervcy.
poet; Madame Boise singer, aud
and Charles Leslie. painter.