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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

It is said that Senator Douglas has written let
ter IN which he reitcrates his adherence to the Dem.
OcraIc organization. his determination to heartily
suppnrt the Administration his dctestation Of dis.
organizers, and avOwe his intention to support the
CharleSt0n nominee. He will take nm early occasion
In the Senate tO define his position and rcbuke
sr0dcrick for courting the Republicans, while pro-
Tossing "a follow in his steps. The course pursued
BY the Democratic PARTON Of the Illinois delegation
IN Congress, his peculiar friends, acquainted with
his views and following his advice, in voting with
the Democrats and against the Republicans. ON the
right Of Harris Of Maryland to his seat seems to in.
dictate his future cOurse. Their vote created CON
siderable surprise and confederation in the ranks Of
the Republicans and the disatFected Democrats, and
they were bitter In their denunciniOns of Douglas
Il was an unexpected blow from supposed friendly
quarter, and caused little shaking IN the ranks 81
the opposition. II the Frederick members Of the
Legislature sincere in their professions Of attach
ment 10 Douglas, they will not be found hereafter
cooperating on every question with the Republic
cans, but will initiate the example SET them by the
Democratic delegates in Congress frOm Illinois. IL
il easy 10 distinguish DOuglasite frOm BfOder-
Ickte-thc former votes with the Democracy, the
latter with the Niger. worshipers. But as Rroder-
TEX has gone over 10 the Republicans nothing bet
ter could be expected from his followers, who object
to no transfer that he makes.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

DR. L. }. CzAPKAYs-Wc would direct the especial
attention Of invalids 70 perusal Of DIR. L. j.
advertisement 70 be found In anotheT column Of this
PaPer In order to place the service Of learned and
experienced phyeietan within their reach. 60 much III
mas been inflicted on the human family from the peTi
eions and ignorant practices Of empires that seems
a. u We were fulfilling bOunden duty IN make known
Ghere relief can be obtained. To those unfortunate
enough to suffer from the effects Of sexual or private
aseases or their III treatment, eheerfully commend
Dr' L' j. C1Apkay - man Of Tafe scientific and medi
ed acauirementS, possessing all the requisites from
long experience and acknowledged ski for the sue
practice Of his Profession Having made sexual
complaints an especial study, like the celebFted RI
cord, Of Paris, he s enabled to guarantee
and speedy cure In ali cases Of private chronic dis
ease whether the effects Of eOntagOn, sclfahuse,
loss Of virty and in order that pstisns AZ distance
may avail themselves Of his advice free b
letter is open TO them The knowledge that We have Of
the numerous cures he has effected Of which were
Of long standing, leads Us 10 place much faith in Dr.
Us enlcaey, and commend him 70 the confidence Of
those In III health. DR.. CEapkay's once IL ON sacra-
mento st., below Montgomery, nearly opposite the Pa
cine Mail Steamship Co.'s Office. San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
Council Proceedings. especial Meeting
PLAcERvILLE, Februnr

PLAcERvILLE, February 9th, 1859.
Mayor Jones presiding. Present, Aid. Carr, Clark,
Roy, Johns, BarSs and Salmon.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
The Committee 10 whom referred the purch aaing
Of lot 81 J. NJ Douglass, reported that the price de-
manded too high.
Aid. Barss moved that the ordinance regulating the
construction Of certain sidewalks be laid over until
meeting. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the subject Of tax on the
Well estate he referred to the City Attorney. Carried
Moved and seconded that the tax Of Mrs. SwartH be
RENTED. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the bond Of r. II. Lowell,
City Collector, be referred back for correction. Carried
petition, with q aigneTs, in relation to ohstTuctons
in the creek between Bedford Avenue and COOma street,
was read. AID Clark moved that the City Marshal be
instructed to the ofthe obStTuctons
tain damS that they doing damage to certain ci
xens property Main street, and in Of refusal
their part that he be authorized to the
Carried.
Ordinance No. 81 in relation the burial Of deceased
persons, read and motion Of AID Carr, adopted.
The following bills were allowed: MOUNTAIN DEMO
CRAY, $50 50 J. L. Perkins, SO 10. 9
Board adjourned to meet Tuesday evening next, at
O'Clock. u. 8. HERNANDEZ, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

Black Republican sentiment just at this time
seems 10 be divided between three expedients with
reference to their organization in 1860. Division,
M. !, goes in for Seward, Greedy and sectionasm
No. 2, fur Crittenden and nOn.cOmmittalism. and
No. 8, goes for the embodiment Of all anti-DelnO-
cratic elements in sODlebOdy-Bell, or Hale. or Jim
Lane, or Fred DOugass-provided be will ignore
all platforms, axoM no principles, and make no
proi1ises II is more than probable the frederick
ties will 60 in for the frat named candidate, who
won Frederick BY sOfl soaplnR him, the Sacramento
UaiOn for the second, and the Alta and Bulletin for
the last If the corrupt ingredients can harmOnise
and unite they may give the Democracy some
trouble, but not otherwise.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
Proceedings Of the Court Of Sessions.
February TERN, 1859.
TUESDAY, February 9Th.

TUESDAY, February 9Th.
People John MOore-Assault with intent to commit
murder-ArTaigned and tO0k time to plead. -
People We. Richard +. COwen-Petit Larceny-Ar-
raigncd and plead guilty.
People vs.. Richard +. COwen-Attcmpt to Rob-Ar.
raigned and plead guilty.
WEDNESDAY, February 9th.
People va. John MOOre-Plcad not guilty.
People IS. John StewaTt-Passing counterfeit eoir-
Tried and verdict Of guilty rendered. Judgment or
Wednesday next.
THURSDAY, February 10th.
People vs. II. F. Cowen-Petit Larceny-Judgment
ten days in county Jail.
People We. II. =. Cowen-Attempt to rob-Judgment
one year in State Prison.
People join STRENGTHENING in possession Coun
tcrfct cOinTred and jury failed to Set for ri
al on Wednesday next.
FRIDAY, FebruaFy 18th.
People vs.. John MOOFe-withdrew plea Of not guilty.
and plead guilty Of an assault with deadly weapon
with intent to do bodily harm. Sentenced to two year,
in State prison.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

ScAXDALous.-Th New York Times thinks II is
time for Senator. Sumner to resign hls seat 10 the
Senate and wickedly suggests that Gan empty seat
may be as eloquent as Tive Senator for time, but
after year or ty0it grows even more monOtOnOua,"
and that these bulletins Of his health sent to the
press upon the arrival Of every steamer are getting
10 be monOtOnous also, and regarded as bleats for
sympathy. Stop bis pay or mention bis name In
connection with the Presidency, aud the poor mar
tyr would soon be restored to health and take his
scat in the Senate.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
The 96th day Of February,

\. d. 1852 at SO'coek, r. NJ. all the right, ttlc in
TO the following descrbed property. lying and being in
the Township Of kesey, county and ststs AbrssAid 70
wit One Ranch lot Of land auppOsed 10 contan i0
lying and being spanish Fiat II the iowa
ship, County and State aforesaid, together with al the
Improvements thereon consisting Of dwelling house
parcel Of land 10 known the Ranch Of =. T. veaeA
also ranch joining the above named ranch On the
West, and known as tho " Keith Raneh," containing
ono hundred aud slxty acrea,-On which WIN. Ro6erts
resides At present-and chained By X. r. veaeh.
JAMES T. PORTER,
Constable In and for said Township.
Spanish Hat, Feb. S, 1859. IE3-tsl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

Let no fslSe dellcaey prevent you from consulting
Dr. CIAs II. TUZEa Of Sacramento, who has attended aud
cured 50 many within the last four years. and all you who
have no means 70 pay Gan and In him friend. who will
make no charge for examination advice. We would
commend I'll Who are In trouble 70 call him and also
TO read his card 10 another part Of this paper The Doc
tors once on Sixth street, between and Sacramento
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
ANDREW .. ELLIS,

ORIGINAL sCHEAp So n
RE0e leave 70 inl6Fm hs friends ans Is E n e.n.
10 eral, that having paFtnef 4 krils, e 3
enabled to do business In aeConlnues Win ~ oaAen
be convinced that he win Do o. Il only " -
and try him. ~ 81. I'll
being connected with the House Of ALKxAMDEM a @.
Of San PrAnCsco he has great advantage over a. eeM
petItors IN
Selling Cheap and Good GOodsi
And being determined not 10 . hea0en M IN 1vurs
thing at SAN fRANCleCO pRlCW,
Ills stock consists Of everything 10 the way o. Cohna
Furnishing Goods, and Yankas MotIOna
"a New UO0db every Saturday. NO GAHe UWETT
nacerville, October Ie.h, lece-[tfI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
DISTRICT COURT CALENDAR

PEBRuARY TERN, 1859.
MONDAY, February 18th.
Stanford s Huntington VS.. Kinds ct al.
PaTke vs.. lIinas ct al.
DOnOhO Penney vs. Hinds ct al.
X. ". Penney IS. Ilinds ct al.
q. W. Swan VS.. Geo. ChOFpeninR.
Stanford u Huntington VS.. Mrs. stevens ct al.
Asenath L. Tay lor ys. II. d. Taylor.
Newell Williams vs.. =. COWden.
Ludwig 4 CarterNs. J. L. I.ias.
Burton McCaTty ys. X. J. Clark ct al.
j.. Allen vs.. W. =. Scott.
Millikcn Brothers vs.. W. T. Grace.
MONDAY, February 2lst.
The People vs.. John Taylor.
John kcsrr vs.. William Troop.
James Phpps ". Miles Jcwcit ct al.
n. I. kncCland vs.. J. II. Brown.
J. ID Thompson VI. X. ~. Penney ct al.
The People, rel, Douglass viJ. G. Plummer ct al
Samuel Lemon vs.. j. u. barr and wife.
VI. Baker vs.. Samuel Lemon.
VI. =. CUlcOTd ct al W. b. J. Whittier ct al.
William and Ann Hamilton W. A. A. Yam Guelder,
William ROuSh vs.. Cummings ct al.
Mary PrOl2rr w. L. II. +. jenkins.
Samuel Winter IS. Ills Creditors.
TUESDAY, February 33nd.
W. Bartram W.. 4. Bell ct w. and Anderson.
The People vs. Davis and Hunter.
Charles PaNey W. MOOdsIdcs ct al.
4. I.'nmis VS.. William Stevens.
Geo. w. Itch vs.. Z. Xix ct Tx.
"WEDNESDAY, February 23rd.
Bridget Moore -. William MOore.
q. N. Carlock ". Margaret Carlock.
&. u. Grove vs.. Sarah l.. Cro,vcll.
Mary Phillips vs.. Richard Phillips.
THURSDAY, February 2ith.
Stephen Blackwell ct al. VS.. John Atkinson ct al.
5. 81. StiiM I'll W. II. v. Clark.
John Scott Us. A. A. Van GueIder.
FRIDAY, February 25th.
A. ID. Gorham ct al. VS.. Eureka Canal Company.
SATURDAY, February Goth.
GOsE Nichols VS.. NOuges ct al. and J. C, Davis.
James Egan ct al. vs.. VIM. Delaney ct al.
M0rrS Miller W.. T.. l.. Lee.
W. Bartram W. Il. Hankin ct ux.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

Or LARGE ScALE.-Messrs. II. Cody 4 Co., are
preparing TO work their claims in Big Canon, near
the head, on large scale. They have already pre-
pared 1900 feet Of sluices aud intend adding 900 feet
more. The sluices are set ON the bed rock. with
the intention Of washing oil the dirt ON the claims
Big Canon has heretofore paid richly. and although
It has been worked over and over again since 40
will doubtless yet pay remuneratlve wages tn the
industrious and persevering miner. They will use
water from the South Fork Canal.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

RAnRoAD.-The Contra Costa GGsttts is urging
upon the attention Of capitalists the Importance "
constructing railroad from Martinez to Stockton,
as paying investment That paper is informed
almost level the entire distance. The largest kind
Of steamers can reach the wharf at Martinez. II
would not require very large sum to build the
road.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

"NOsT CARRIEns."-In another column, will be found
the advertisement Of MessrS. McCsnn Bradshaw the
Noisy Carriers" Of Piacervle. industry aud perse
verace are signs Of these AspanS for the trade
and patronage ofthe reading public, must In
tabllshng good business We commend the attention
Of the reader 10 their advertisement and hope 10 sec them
well sustained In their endeavOrs to furnish food for the
mind"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
ConstabIe'S Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution to me directed asued out
ID Of the Court Of Henry Mayenbaum J1stice Of the
Peace In and for the TownshiP Of Kssy County q e
deTed therein the Sth day ofJsnuaTy 4. b. lR0 IN
favor Of Henry Tucker BrC and against E. T. HeAch,
for the sum 81 One Hundred and Eghty-five Dullarc
and forty cents (elSS ~, debit dollar and any
cents 50l interest," fourteen dollars and eighty cent?
cost Of suit and ACQUIRING cOeS have levied upon and
seized and will cxpnsc fur sale at Public AuctiOn the
highest bidaer on the premises Spanish HAT, In
said County, on
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

The steamer John L. Stephens left San Francisco
last Saturday with $50 passengers, and 81 ,ss2O67
10 treasure, The rush for the Atlantic States is
gradually diminishing while the immigration to our
State Is constantly increasing.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
DTAmONO sPRINGa,

TUE undsrsgned having purchased te aboxa popular
Il Hotel, respectfully inlOrms he pebble tbns -
prepared to supPy Travellers Regular Boarde with TIRE
Best Accommodation - Fsasouebse pFese ne heoss
has been thoroughly FeAted and furnished with eveEytng
neeeasaFy the e0moFt Of Encss and the kAhB G es
CONRAD HEINZ.
Diamond Spring., November 9Th, 1858.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
DIR. JACOB WEBBER'B
migrating Cordial SamgulmeF


DIR. JACOB WEBBER'9
InvSxOratlng Cordial Samgulmer
Most especially adapted easmuCh the above end
symptoms did Dr. Wrhbrr infinitely study In adapting hls
Cordial IN their cure 1T ENlIvENS THE TORPID LIv-
Err ELECTS ALL BILIIOCs MATTER FROM TIE eYs-
TEN, CAUSES sCDATION OR FREE PERsPIRAT10N. leo
necessary 20 healthy 1T PURIPItR AND ENRlCuk0 TUE
BIO D, GIVES STRENGTH TO THE IIMHS AND BODY,
and 10 positively nfallble In all NERVOUS DISEASES,
TREMBLING on WAKEPULNEHS.
There remedy that gave such delight 70 the
sufferer this. The Agent can fro his knowledge
Of effected by It. conscientlOusy recommend Il In
any ~ the following dieeAseai
Nervousness, Weakness, LAnRuOr,
Loss ~ Appetite. Sleep, or Strength,
Trembling. law Spirits,
Decay, Of tie Natural Functions,
Pains 10 the Head, Limbs Body Neuralgia OF Rheu-
matte, and Omen restores tlae 10 health and strength
whose Constitutions almost broken.
Sea Sickness and 1ntemperance
II absolute Preventive Uf and Cure for hundreds
Ian testify, II has been known to cure even DELIRlUM
TREMENS
II 10 sold only In Quart Hotties Prtce-18 or two bot.
teG for Is kept BY all Respectable Druggists In Call.
fOrrla. PARK WHITE,
Agents. Fan Francisco.
Observation-Disclosures Bay not that has moi the
signatures Of r. JONES and J. WEBER, NJ. H., the
outside wrapper and blown In the glass. [fcDSiSSml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

THAxEa TO Wells, Fargo G T., for numerous "a.
vors during the week. -,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
Constable's Sale.

Y virtue Of an execution to directed asuedOut Of
ID the Court Of Alex. Irvine Justice Of the Peace In
aud for the Township Of Mud Springs County Of "a Dora.
do and State OF California, upon Judgment rendered
therein the 18th day Of December A. D. 1885, In favor
Of John RUdHmOnt and against Peabody for the sum
Of one and 6OlOO dollars, debt, and seventy three and
25lO0 dollars costs 81 suit and accrunR cOas,l have
levied upon and SEIZED and will expose for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder, the premises Mound
Syringe, In sbld county,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
THIS CALIFORNIA CLIMATE.


Is 1T NOT AWFUL
TO NOTE TIE
IHaggard, 3 q I OW CadaverOus
Faces, and wasted Skeleton
Forms we Meet
FNlIlS not confined tle DID, but the young.
i abe.bOded aud those IN the prime Of life, complain
after being here sometime 81 lnrss some grow unnatu'
rally fat suddenly other and grow thin they esns
not locase describe their disease jet they feel uniVer
sally unWcl mentally and physically some have pains or
Weakness In the breast limbs " body they feel want o.!
have fearful fOrc6Odlngs for the future pour appetite, ner
VOus lrrabiy and sleePlessneSs their skin is dry and
occasionally flushed and heated. thin, pad. and yellow.
Now, SUDDEN DEATHS, LCNACY. AND UNIVERSAL
DEBILITY AkE TOO, TOO PREVALENT HERE and who
wonders when combined with climate like ths dry cir
imprSgnatcd with electricity aud galvanlsmf We have
many who have passed through pckneEs. Goss lie " IN
TEMPERATE AND DEHACCliED, have seen others
who have been nearly DOCTORED TO DEATH by quick
medicines by the advice Of The Faculty" who have
imprcgnAtcd them with mercury, calOa'el, &c.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
On enc 0Ota Day Of JanuaEy,

A. D. 1852 at l3 o'clock, all the right te interest and
claim Of the above named defendant In and 10 the follow.
Ing described property lying and being In the township Of
Mud Springs county and State Aforesaid, to Wit: One
Ranch IO Of Land, supposed 10 contain hundred
aud sixty acres lying and being Mound Springs, In
tina township county and State aforesaid together with all
the improvements thereon, consisting Of dwelling house
stables outhoulea, and appurenances The said tract
parcel Of land IL known the Ranch Of John ROdamOnt
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of January 1889
8. ANDERSON,
Constable In and for said Township.
POstpOmeAments
The above sale hereby postponed until Saturday, Feb.
ruAry l2th 1853, at - O'Clock n.
- & ANDERSON, Constable.
n Dorado, February 3rd 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

Office, in the town Of Diamond Springer on
Saturday, February 10th, 1850,
At o'clock r. NJ the following described property, u
wit All the right title and interest, Of the said FhOS
Davis In and to cottage house aud lot, situated IN the
East end Of the Town Of Diamond SpFngS the North
side Of Main street about hy steps from said street
and being the first house West Of the residence Of VIM
Constable also all the right title and interest Of the
said Davis, to one third Of . certain tunnel mining
claim, being situated the west side Of Bean Hill,
Of mile Northwest Of Diamond Springs, and known ri
Hines & Co.'s mining claim.
[i6-tsJ C. y. BROCK, Constable.
Diamond Springs, January 29th, 1850.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
CITY Tax Sale.

DY virtue Of the authority conferred me. will cx-
pose to Public Sale, on the Plaza, In front Of my
oRce Davis ROy'sl, in Placervie, on Tuesday the
ri day Of February, 1882 the following described prop
erty for taxes the same having been regularly assessed
and the thereof having failed to pay the taxes
thereon, to wit:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION
Constable's Sale.

Y virtue Of an execution ISSUED out Of Justice G. T.
ID Twins Court, Of Diamond Springs Township, coun
ty Of III Dorado directed In favor Of Nc aton
BOYLE and against Thomas Davis, have levied upon
and will expose Public Sale in front Of Twins Justice
Office, in the town Of Diamond springs, on
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

Plaeervills, Jan. 9, 1859.
The above sale has been Postponed 70 Wednesday,
February 10tIH, A. ID. 1850. F."
FIJI. LOWELL,
C,,v ina. City Tax Collector.
rIAee''i'c' tSo' D. Iowa lt7Nl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

copy Of the foregoing resolutions TO each Of o
SENATORS and Representative Il, Cougr, "a ' VI "ur
neisTFed to the Committee Oh Public Lands House ,d
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-10-05
Think OGTlHsS.

The present Fugitive. Slave Law, passed
to carry out an express provision of the
Constitution of the United States pronounc-
ed constitutional by Attorney. G neral Crit.
tenden before Fillmore would sign it, and
which has since been pronounced constitu.
tional by the highest Court in The United
States, the unconditional repeal of which il
now demanded by the Republican party has
been the law of the land for nine wears. and
that within this space Of time not one sol.
Itary person has been carried into Ella yerv
and made slave OF who was entitled to
freedom that no person has been fined or
Imprisoned for not assisting in arrestino a
fugitive, and in every case the owner of a
slave has been compelled to pay the expen.
ses necessarily incurred in securing his 20.
turn, except in cases where interference hs.
been made to prevent the slave from being
returned to his master. Will it not be time
enough to demand a modification even Of
this law when injustice becomes common
under it?
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-10-05
Now Look mt This

"D The agitation in regard to the FUGI.
TlVE.SLAVE LAW should continue to in.
crease, and become alarming, it will lead to
the foundation of two new parties, one for
the Union. Present parties have been crea.
ted by the division of opinion as regards
systems of National policy ; and as to fin
ance, free trade, or protection, the improve.
ment OF rivers, and hcrbors, the distribution
OF the proceeds of the public lands, &c. but
these systems of policy, springing out Of the
administration of the Government of the
Union' lose all their interest and importance
1t that Union is to be dissolved. They sink
into utter insignifcance before the sIl.im.
portant, pervasive and paramount interest
o. Inc Union itself, and the platform Of that
Union party ,oiLl be the Union, tie Consl;iu-
tion, AND THE ENFORCEMENT OF
ITS LAWS. VI ANNOUNCE
MYSELF IN THIS PLACE A MEMBER
OF THAT UNION PARTY-WHAT.
EVER MAY BE ITS COMPONENT
ELEMENTS.-HENERY CLAY, November
l5, 1850.