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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

! The following in reference to the organiza.
innof the House, is from the correspondents
Of the Baltimore Sun:
! The organization Of the House Of Represen.
tstiyes is a subj, ct Of universal and increasing
interest The legislation Of the session and
the Presidential question are TO be much in.
fiucnccd by it, The Republicans will, there
fore make desperate effort to secure the
election of their caucus candidates. There
can be no doubt, though Mr. Corwin is will
ling to accept the Spcakcrship, Mr.. Sherman,
If Ohio. is to be the Republican candidate
The Republicans consider the Clerkship as
highly important to the proper movement Of
the party machinery. Mr.. Underwood, Of KY,
is to be the caucus candidate.
The Democrats, it is understood. will nom
mate candidates for Speaker, Clerk, etc. The
three most prominent Democratic candidates
for the SpeakcrShip, are Mr. BOcock, Of Nir-
/ GINA; Mr.. Phelps Of Missouri and John Coch-
rane Of New York. For Clerk, the present
able Clerk will be rc.nominatcd. A number
Of other names are mentioned in connection
with the Speakership and Clerkship, it being
possible, If not probable, that no caucus can
ddate can be chosen by majority vote.
! Among the most prominent Of those who
VIII DC Drought IOftn IN case Oh Hltcn IN
! caucus nominations, is that of tie Hon. Luke
: Lea, Of Tennessee. lie was favorabiy known
as Commissioner Of Indian Affairs from 1919
to 1853, and has since resided in this city
Mr.. LA is lawyer Of eminent abilities and
requirements, and, in early life, was for sew
craI years Clerk Of the House of Representa-
iives Of Tennessee. There is no man in the
Union better qualified for the Office.
Tie organization Of the House may occupy
some weeks, if the Southern Opposition mem.
bcrs should obStinately refuse to support the
Democratic candidates 1t will be their fault
if Republican Speaker be elected by pln.
raliiy rule, for it is not supposed that any d
the ninety.three Democratic members will vot,
fer that rule. The Anti Lecompton Democrat,
may do So. The Democrats are likely to lnSl
one Of their votes, through tic scruple whicl
Mr. Brown, member elect from Kentucky
is said to entertain in regard to his right t.
qualify as a member. he being under the ng'
required Possibly one or two other Demo
Gratis NAV he sick or out Of the way but al
t tie missing may not be on that side.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

OPINION Of THE A1TOESEY GEvEKAL.-The
Attorney General, says the Washington Coh-
sttfnti0H, has giscn to the Secretary of the In
terror an opinion in relation 20 the location of
the California land Claims called "Jimcno'
and " Colu>," sustaining the action and views
Of the Commissioner Of the General Land Of.
flee aud Of the Surveyor General Of California.
This opinion gives preference in location To
the Jiineno grant, as boing the elder title.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

Day GooDs.-Wo!f Brothers, iiaas & Moch,
and II. Cohn all have large stocks of the most
elegant and fashionable dry goods. There is
no lack Of fine dresses, capcs shawls, or any
other article Of woman's gear, should the
lords Of creation wish to invest their loose
capital in such tixcns during the holidays.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

Susan Brophy and Margaret Perrin arc
mothers Of families and reside in humble ten.
ements in New York. 1t was SuSan's recent
misfortune to quarrel with Mrs. Perrin in re.
gard to the use Of a clOthes.linc. We say
misfortune because her head was broken by
the use Of shovel in Mrs. PERKINS, angry
hands. One of the wemen is now in the hos.
rital, the other in jail
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC QUARTERLY Rrv,tw

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC. QUARTERLY REVIEW.
The first number of thus splendid as.d- gOl,,-
able Quarterly, we received by the last steam
err from the publication Office at Washington
City The object Of the pro- ec.ot3: is stated
in the salutatory Of the editOr-the Hon.
Thomas Is. Florence, formerly ". Z. from Phil.
adelphia, Pa,-and is "to publish work
which. while it will he acceptable and inter.
esting to all who peruse its pages, may be
cmncntly useful to the Democratic party in
asserting aud defending sound principles. -
The initial number contains some two hun
dred pages Of reading matter, upon political.
literary, moral and scientific subjects, most of
them bearing the impress of profound rcfiec-
ton and cultivated literary ability. The con-
tents are exceedingly interesting, and unqucs.
tionably contributed by some Of the best in.
tellccts Of the country" 1t is beautifully
printed, in large, clear type, and embellishct
with magnificent lifelikc portrait Of Prcsi.
dent Buchanan. The Rerieie is published at
Washington City, quarter-ycarly, at the ex
ceedingly low cost Of but three dollars per an.
mum. We cordially recorhmend it to the pa.
tronage of the Democracy. All who are able
should subscribe for at least one copy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
AIleriM,A Snle.

u virtue Of al order ofsale issued ofthc CLERK IS
ID Office Of the Hon. District Court, in aud for III
Dorado County and State Of California, Judgment
rendered the 2nd day Of December, s. II. 1859, in
favor Of George Parsons Admnist Of the Estate
Of j. C. PTOdger, Deceased, Plaintiff and against l.. II
+. jenkins, Defendant, for the sum Of Seventeen Hun
dred and Ninety ajlV Dollars, with intcret thereon
the rate Of Ten per cent per from the raid End
day Of December, A. u. 1859, together with the Of
sixty0ne ~ 100 dollars, costs Of suit, and accrung
costs, Fave levied upon and will pose public sale
ut the Court House in the City Of Plaeeryille,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

A New York paper noticing the troubles in
regard to the Massachusetts, Liquor Agent
thinks the best way to end the matter would
DC to compel the agent to drink some of hi.
own liqnor. According to all accounts that
would finish him at once.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
Ornamental and Shade Trees.

Consisting Of Eim Maple, Linden, Ailanthus, CA,apA,
Iaburnun, tor Golden Chanl, Weeping and Cured Leaf
Willow. Timber Locust &c, &C. Also the Evergreen Ar
hor Vita very ornamental for Public Private Grounds
Avenues and Cemeteries. All Of fine growth aud large
size for planting ont the coming season.
Our stock Of Cameas, Roses, and endless variety Of
Green House Plants, unusually fine and large. The
Cameas have d blooming In their beautiful
varieties and cOlnrs und will continue through the Winter
Il St,rit, ths
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
100 -
LYCEUM.

Pursuant to call. preliminary meeting
was held on Thursday Evening, 2l>t inst, for
the purpose Of organizing u Lyceum in this
city.
NJ. X. Shcarcr Esq, was elected President,
and w. NJ. Donahue. Secretary.
On motion, committee Of three was ap-
pointed to procure a suitable debating room.
Also, committee Of three to- draft COnStitu.
ton and Bylaws for the government of the
body.
After which the meeting adjourned until
Monday Evening, 26th inst, TO meet a! DOna-
hue's liquor store, on the Plaza.
NJ. X. SIlEARER, Prest.
W. NJ. DOSAMuE, Sec'ry.
Thanks to Tracy, of Wells. Fargo & Co fol
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

FRAGRANT IIABANAS.--W. NJ. Donahue will
receive to-day an invoice Of No. Havana Sc
garS,--gcnuine Spanish felcrS lie hns, also,
a fine stock Of choice wines and liquors See
advertisement.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

NEwBArEr, Levin, Hefcr & Co., or Dona :
hue needn't send us dcnijohn of fine BRAN
dy, Or pure Old Burbon for Christmas. We
don't drink Of course, We don't.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

The Overland Mail 0f Monday carried off
ALI letters. This spenks well for the conf.
dencc which the people have in the Overland
line, considering that the Ocean Nail left at
the same time
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

EAREIS, at Tic Plaza corner, presents =
magnificent array Of goods suitable for the
holidays lie haS beautiful ard valuable books.
musical instruments, toys, confectionery,
fruits nuts etc
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

0. \. Crandall & Co. and ". NJ. Bradshaw
arc entitled to our thanks for pictorials and
magazines.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

jerome Bonapartr, OF Baltimore, who re-
Gently returned to tine nitcd States. has rr-
fused tic dignity Of Senator OF f'raEcc, offered
To him by his father, Plimcc jerome. in order
10 iaducc him To reside in France Mr. Bona.
partc pr fvriti tac >impi. title Of American
citizen to that of Senator of France
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

H0LLOwAY's PILLS.-Thc sufFrrings 10 which de.
licutc females subjected Us ignorant practicun.
ers uad the no less serious evils they endure in con.
sequence Of selfnegleCt terrible u contemplate
Let us not then be thought otficious or prrsunp.
tuOus If we recommend To them With friendly earn
cStness this mild but reliable remedy for all function
al arrangements. For all the debiliating disorders
peculiar 10 the sex, and in every crisis ami cnniih.
gcncv pcrilous To the life and health Of woman,
Youthful "r aged. married single, this great regu.
later and renovation VI the secreti-c organs and the
nerv0dS sy stem is an immedinIe cnre.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

.TEwrLM Those "f our readers who may
wish to present their wives or swcethenrtA
with any article Of Jcwelry, can find almost
any article in that line in the Stores Of e. }.
Ayd>son aud f. +. Bar>s. Their stocks are
larsr, and their prices as low as at any other
establishments in the Statc.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

0. 4. CRANDALL & Co. have in store n splcn.
did assortment Of books, fancy goods, music.
musical Instruments, toys etc. Their ANIMALS
and Gilt books are most elegant.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

INFoHMAIIpN WAN1Ep-Of Aaron Smith.
who came t. California in 1912, ON Pike
county. Illinois. About Year ago he was in
This county. Any information concerning him
will be gratefully rcccircd 10y hi, sou, john D.
Smith, at MaIy>,iilc. The Postmaster at
>acIamcn:o also wishes t. learn Of the where.
abput> Of Mrs. John ar Samuel Ni,,on, late
Miss Celeste Taho. formerly ct Texas.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

FrARFrL DEGgADATioN.-Thc NuU,tin-of
Monday states that at San Francisco, during
the preceding week, no less than twelve wo.
men were picked up by the police in the streets,
in bcnSily state of intpxication, some of them
so much under the influence Of liquor rs to
make It necessary to take them to the station
house in hand.cartS. III addition TO th,sr,
fourteen other females (making in all twenty
six were arrested, charged as follows: Assault
and battery, 6; msd,mcamor, 8 grand lar
ccny, /; common drunkenness, !, and isa.r.
iiy, !.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

Also the California and Foreign Grape Vines.
Our stock Of the Foreign Grape In variety the finest
and hest selected ard tested kinds in this country
We have been for years past giving particular aeu
ton In the propagation Of all the finest vRrietas Of the
Foreign Grnt- q" Which We for sale 310
vines this season. Also. 1890 Los Angeles Grape Vines
from II three years old We will sell at prices low
can he purchased at any Nursery Establishment la the
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

TOYS -Silbcrstcin, at the corner Of Main
and Co!oma street, has an extensive assert
mcnt Of toys, fruit, nuts, candies, etc, just
the articles for the Christmas holidays. lie
sells at the lowest rates.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

Senator stunt. has /, tur.,cd I" lis hpin.
in Boston, his !cnlih completely rc.r>ta''i;>h.
cl. Iii, Iar'y ri ml> re- it'd his lpns ab-
>cEcr from his sat in TIC Scnatc-but Lolr
uti,tl,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

We are deeply grateful to Confidence En-
CINE Go. No. l, for a complimentary ticket to
their party on the ID Of next month. We re.
crrt that Circumstances will present us from
Sharing your generous hospitality, gentlemen.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
Notice.
SO, 600 Grape Vines for Sale /!

HAVE foV Sale At the Victory Garden" In COlOma,
Thirty ThOuSaud Grape Iines year fFon the Get
all Of the choicest klnA 4.----- G. IL ROHGenEk0G,
ColomA, bee. ", lSSG-M
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
BRICK ! BRICK I! BRICK!tI

A LARGE LOT OF BRICK anA HAZE.
"A Qor Pasteringl on hand aud for sale low
Inquire OF the undersigned, At the Cary House.
:F-"m s. RANDALL.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES
- AND -
GARDEN SEEDS.
Smiths Pathological q arden and Nursery
~ MILES EIoM SACRAMENTO on THE AaRnlcAS RIVER.

ME 01Ur the present season n large and extensive
w stock Of Fruit and Ornamental Shade Trees, Flow
erng Shrubs tircen House Ilans rs rnm he found in
any Sur4cy Establishment the Pacific coast,
err. Ore Thousand Varieties viz:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

MINERALS IN SIsKYor.-A correspondent of
the Nevada Democrat announces that silver
ore of a fair quality had been discovered in
Siskiyou county, near French GuIch, large
quantity Ofwhich has been sent to Yrcka t.
be assAyed. The lode is apparently quite OK
tensivc, being some twenty feet or over in
width. The dip and course have not yet been
defined, but the latter will not vary much if
any, from that Of the Washoc lodcs.. On
ilumbuF creek, ledge Of quartz has been
found, the rock from which is heavily charged
with lead ore. \ specimen was pronounced
to contain about eighty per cent. Of mineral.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

!; is rnin"rcd that C"mmndnrc Vandrrbui,t
has bought out the Pacific Mail Steam >I,i;,
Company for two II i!,ion> Of d"i!a'>. Ii Til,
be true it j, n heavy blow 10 California, he
~i!l raise the fare 50 high. lIa,in.n inol.opcly
a> to prevent persons Of liintc, mcans from.
cuuilig To- ON .,tatC.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

Thanks to Tracy, Of Wells, Fargo & Co. for
many favcrs during the W""k
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-13
s2algcsofospsa sSOapUOr1p
IT, I'M unb leict!-En
uro
II c ftbinen n.5 q, 9 ..

III | CD II MO Cj = y.
Gte llnte3eI&ntten tebtrnm f6 ttrIrr @rlsI
9rnteit itren Grsunoen uno bem 9utlifum i'm NG=
8fmcncn on5ujstacn, RAP lie fOrtpdGrCno nuf 6anb
baItsn uo Nuf Seitelung Ycrfrrtt0rn, alle gtr.rn
Stano = Dan'pfmoIhtncn Stationary EnginesJ
Vcn 10 bis 100 pferpsfraft mad ben ollrrSrrteg-
crRen pGternS.
Ste IinN 9tciGfaIt tsrst ale grten
Giiernr II. WtcBingne 0icBcrcirn, WG6l-
raber unb NtinirsW sWofbinerrtrn iebrr
SeI9reitung, irtpie 9umprn ron rin>
fa@er inN brppcltcr gGirfung trnb sum
Sprciren unb Seten BON gSa6cr.
Dampitrbet BON icrrr 9cI6ret6una pertrn auf
SslcQun9 aus rem btlten SO. I 6oISfctln. @iIcn
prrfertiBt unp auaran!rt su ietn pis nnaearten.
Ste crntra6irrn fir bic Gefsruns Son alien Qrteu
9iegelbatn Irbtten, 8clSen, SGrautrn,
28ai&crS mp iererlci BON GrobIamiro arteitsn
auf tur3e lniet9e uno Su nteOri8sn 9rsiIsn.
Sd)aftinS8 uno pullics, unp iepe Scrtg
eun Gifisrun8en wsrrsn IGnsa np fdSn ausss4
fibrt.
8ticnttre IufmtrtIamtcit pirb 9tevaraturI
mO Sctoglrtsten seriemst, wrl6e auf bic ftr,.
eils 9lnjei9e uns 81 Den ttItoReu YreiIsn Ssrrt@>
ttt psrren.
SIRE Oampfmai6isren Itno auf bic tunR9rrrG<
ts1e g8ttis aetaut uno werpsn in ge,ietung, ptnr
SsrIanst, far snen btli9en 3sitraum suurantirt.
Gboycr. Erom0n, 1DiIfon II. 60.
Nllrn!aun Tebrudr 16, 1859. na6Y
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-13
WpblItan6 at erperbe11,

oaS 1T bic eroBe Aufsatr bic Setrr, Der Gin @e.
1hdft rstt, Isi eS mefrs es wolr unp Iri CT 6ouis
mann, t6anemrrfer, StCrsbaltrr, Bauer, @jn.
wirtb orer iras INNER font, frlt uno unpeuiidt
i'm lu9e bs9dlten uno bic Su srrsihen CT iratllI.
fig itrebrn mue. 2Itrr bies otlen srniigt sur @rs
rrtduna rcs 3elc5 nod nidt. Ioncern cs 9ebGrt
paiu aud cine Waifs Ucn @riatrunsen unp 6ennt
nil9n, unp wic Sielc idon picie 6cnntniie unp
SrTibrunsrn fcIr tbruer, ndmlh nm ron 9rsie
tbrrs ScrmH8cns orsr tbrrs 9utcn Guf5 erfduft b1s
ben, 1T tftannt. Osebalb fam bCnsn, Die jcuCm
3irIt srnnltf naGIrebcn. Elm gGsrt, IRE d3cS iitrr
u ae s, mas prm @cih1ittmaun in 2lmrrjtI ;u
wiiTcn nbtbi9 it, 8sIsbrung unp 2Iuctunft rrtbcilt,
uur mutcmmcn irin. Gin loldss QBrrt ne Spar
pac etnjige rr Art, weI6ss trttirt, 1T
Der Orl1iitsmnm in 2lmrrifn,
ME CT isin unO mas or ipiiIcn muG, UNI in alien
0eidGitSjpet9cn nit &Crtbet 81 arteiten, Gsrlu'
tie gu pemtiren un0 gGcbIlanp gu rrrerten, mo-
pCn icetcn zine
polFSaus8atc in 20 rOedcnlicfcr-
un9cn 81 I 5 Gents
crI6rjnt in nur anrutbalb Satrcn ter 1e d 1c
Atprud picieS gGertts Ntan fam ra1rltr rurh
ale iOlipe 8Uhra9entsn, cher aud birsrt prn rCm
Serlesrr (6rrr. 0srgaro, YCf' Scr SO. A00l
Nrw gorD tsSrbsn. Cine 16 Ssitsn itOrfs Bro
dire wcIde Zen BanScn Sn9alt pss gDrrtss an9itt,
mrO auf SerIan8cn unentSeLpIi6 8clanrt.
Wat tS. rotp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-13
prnn|DlDania Dratbwerke.

no. 226 ar6'StraEe acacuiter Der Srsab.Stra.
bs. pbilaeclpbi9.
5tttc, &iottcs, Streus. Q,flcthtentr 1rab rem al:
len @encnnun3Cn uno Srsitcn,
SQi' ottcn Nrtsn pcn acmShnlithcn uno SSnm 0rotb:
drbctttn, @tftn:Ratttn9s, Giitrne 8ettlieIcu
uno alIs Nrter GartSu: Cerathihoftsn, etc.
Scrner :-scbwcrGr 9cfIctbtsner 0rotb fir Gun:
fen: Sdn9er, 8chIcn:, SOno- uuo @racss StreGns,
partermohcr: 0ratb. Grtiancrs II. DGuen Rcls,
tecedt ouf cis beits gRsiii, 0ratb uno Oratb Zen.
fen, IL. (. 10.
GbcnfdllS Gin ooni ocr,H9tithcr 0rtfcG ron
ihusrcn ScunrGS'S Siebcn uno Oae 2trten SiItrer;
0rath.-Nuc Nrtsn Draft. Grtcit miro auf Esftsl;
un9 Drrftrtt9t.
8ayIB unS Darts.
0rri( G. 1859. ro3gP
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-13
Ylumen! 8lumen !!

Der llntrr,ct6nrte bat tit Gtnrt6tuna
9<-s sestrcfen, an SO. 62 SRs sSamtltrn Stra.
u 6e. @asntcpn, lsts gum Ssrtaui Su 9ultrn,
Gin src6ss N1orismsnt ron
Stumen, Sc9etobitien uno Sbf,
brett ucn ben SrsBern StGcten. Or nimmt eErn>
fails 8eIsaunscn an fiji ale Nrtm ron 8 t.
b Dune n. pon BEN Ysnn 8aumI8ulsn, pi. Int
tcmmenrcn SpdtjaGr arlirfrrt perOsn unO Swar
an niscrSrrrn 9rsilsn ais ttsGer fir lrlte ttja0t
purccn.
sc. SO. 6amer5tp, 2(9ent.
Stunt %. #3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-13
ltIcngert6 Serfauf.

Sraft uno ;uIclee sinsS SsfsbtS aus Dem
|naerttt pcn 2saa Gaunty. Ica auf Silent.
Seneu psrtauft psrren. ouf Dem YIobr
Dtenfo9S rem 26Rn Suli, TIM Gin
RaGmittass, fOlSrners giscnttum, namIta
b. l.-Gin 9clpiiIer Strib Ganb,
b in Sae. .Bbsittaa 3aunI9ip, 2rha Gaun,
|in,enb an 9dnrsr BON George Gemmrrer,
im @IdIrs, petsr Nldtep unb s. S&wars
tcnb 81 2tdsr unp SO 9tutteu. 9cnauss
Die Subsbcrunseu paruuf Fnp
Il Gin 9crSumi9r6 SmcifbfiBtr8
INsL. ItrtncrncS @rbnbaus,
~ NIT rirrr orGrtouttn Sdhe, cin 0rcGcS
sbous, nabe rem gSotnbouIr. cine arrFe irts
Stwc,ereS&rurr, SGweine .Stan, uno an.
IuBcrSsbaurc. Gs tcfinrrt IidN ctenfauS rin
IfIi6sr StHSartcn ouf Dem Gtscuttum, unc
rc6s Geri6iebcntsit onocrcr StltGumc,
en-, 1t. {. ~. Gin nirfettentrr gG16rr1rcm
5 aIei6faas rm6 btcIen 9ancir.M, wO ;wnr
IN Dem 9SctnbauIe ocrtrt. Sat Vdno 1T
cm SortrrfHi6sn Gultur 3uitonrr, 1T in
Jelber einsdteilt. uno ii untcr 9uten Sem
Eislee Gasnttum tie9t in Dem onGcnebmitCn
brs 1aurItips, etpa 4 Wcilrn ron 9l(Icus
I Oisitr bon GatoIauQua mn I Msilc ecn
rbaaua. uno es befirrrt fA aud Gin Gerlis
palfjeinbru4 tarauf.
0. 2.-Giu 9c>piNer Strit 9ano,
nb an 9aur ron &lp erifmon, Sctrr 0lid'
bctn Grrmau, Z. Sinp, Sobn SGcircr,
,e 8emmertr unp an Gle GotoInuaua une
FSile Giirnbotn cntGaltrno 72 Nder no
Rutten, eruaurs Maas. Diclcr 2anr1ri6
nur zine fur;e Strtft ron SO. I, IL III a..
chen Stanrc Der @ultur, unp 1T tuh quite
r in tIeine 5slrer sinsctttit.
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