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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

INUNDATED.-Last Monday night Placervllle,
from the keokuk House to the foot Of Maine
street, was "pretty much" under water. The
rain fell in torrents, the creek rose higher than
ever before, Overfowed its banks and scattered
its waters through Main and Center streets,
creating no little excitement, much confusion
and some alarm. Fearful that it might prove
destructive to property and perhaps lives, the
Confidence boys rung their fire bell, which
speedily aroused the slumbering and filled she
streets with au excited but not frightened
crowd Of persons. The stock of some of our
merchants was somewhat damaged, but the
loss was much less serious than was reported
and apprehended. Mr.. Francis stock was
slII ,htly injured. The water forced itself into
the store Of Burns Mcbride, but did no inju.
ry; it watered some clothing for H. Louis and
visited Walker Flanagan's liquor store, but
did not mix with their STOCK Il was several
inches deep in |. II. Nash's hardware store ::
and covered the floor Of the provision store of
Hunt 4 Chace, but without doing much dam
age. II also visited Bye 4 Stewart, Huffnas.
ter's lager beer saloon, Lacey 4 HOgsett's ba-
kerry, the meat market of Mat MetZler, the
grocery store Of Dias 4 Chamber, the cigar
store of N. Kline, and filled The lager beer eel,
lar Of Fred Seig. In fact few Of the stores.
saloons or houses, on the lower part Of Main
street, escaped. 10 Upper PlacervlIle Il carried
away saddlers shop, damaged Christians
bakery, the FL Dorado House, Spencer 4 90. 5
wagon shop, besides tearing away fences and
destroying gardens. On Bedford Avenue
small house was thrown down and carried of {:
and George Booths stable, 10 the reOr of Main
street. was also swept away. Fortunately the
storm did not last long, else il would have des-
tro5ed an immense amount pfProPerty.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

OrTRAGEs.-The Sacramento Bee I'M
derstandS, from very good authority, that
some of the soldiers at Camp Union have
been distinguishing themselves lately by
levying on the turkeys and chickens be.
longing to residents at and near Suffer-
vile. An appeal to the Captainrof the
Company, in whose possession the pcul
try, etc, were found, did not bring the
owner much satisfaction, so he laid his
case before the Colonel of the Regiment,
and that officer gave the complaint the
attention it deserved. 1t is not improba.
bic that the soldiers acted at the inStiga.
ton of the worthy Captain.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

DRowNED.~-R. H. Wood, who leaves q
wife and three children, was drowned re.
gently. near the wreck Of a Peruvian brig
at Half Moon Bay, while attempting t
save some Of the crew of the wrecked YES
sci. He had rescued several persons from
drowning, and, in the attempt to carry
out the manly design, the noble fellow
persisted. 49,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
ADsoIslen 81 tAs HIs,orIty."


In his Inaugural Governor Stanford
boastGulIy speaks of an EARNED refusal Of
the minority to abide the decision Of the
majority" thereby intimOting withNntsx'
prcssly declaring that a majority Of the
people of the United States, at the Presi-
Dental election, Endorsed the doctrines Of
the Chicago Platform. We do not misin-
.eFpFet or nfisrePrescnt his language, for
he distinctly declares, Immediately after,
that that majority finds itself ably rep
resented in the National Administration,
to whom, in this time Of trial and peril,
the helm of State is so fortunately entrust-
ed" 1t is ridiculous to talk about being
"ably represented in the National Admin
istration." when it is notorious and the
subject Of general remark that the Cabi.
net in laundering and inefficient and in.
harmonious But let that pass.
Did "the decision Of the majority
make Lincoln President2 Does not every
intelligent man know that the votes Of the
majority Of the electors were against him
Did not an overwhelming majority Of the
voters repudiate the Chicago Platform
Has Gov. Stanford, have the people Of
California forgotten how the vote stood
Did not large section Of the Union, al
most mOiety Of it, cast an almost unan'
imouS vote against Lincoln and the Chica'
60 Platform? Were they not both re-
garded as intensely sectional PAS the
representatives Of the irrepressible con.
fiict" doctrine?-as opposed to all com.
promise with the "slave power" ? The
supporters of Douglas, Breckenridge and
Bell were all in favor of Cancellation and
concession to save the Union. The yer.
dict of the people, on this question Of
principle, il we take the vote, was as fol-
lows, according to the official returns:
Lincoln-the Chicago Platform i ,s52 200
Douglass 9g5,lS5
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

LoYALrY.-Who is sincerely loyal?-
The man who stands by the Constitution
and the laws, or the man who advocates
the overthrow of Constitution and law,
justifes every Illegal act of those in au-
thority, for the sake of gratifying his
personal animosities and building up q
fanatical sectional party? Here's test
ofloyalty which the Republicans and their
servile imitators, the neutrals, cannot
stand. Tried by this test, and there can
be no better one, they would be convicted,
by all unprejudiced men, Of disloyalty.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

THE Catholics of San Francisco took up
collections in all their churches on Sum-
day, for the sufferers by the food; and
the Sisters Of Mercy made arrangements
to receive the distressed.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

TIE San Francisco Journal learns from
a friend, who came up on the Senator
that the rains throughout that part of the
State were incesSant for fifteen days, pro-
ducing as near an approximation to flood
as is possible in that region.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25


= ILLfSoIs ELECTION. -. Republicanism is
dwindling into nothingness" in old Abe'S
own State Illinois, with cool indiffer-
ence. repudiates the Chief Magistrate she
has furnished the Nation. She is repent
ing her error and making atonement by
placing in power Democrats. The Spring
field Oll.) Register publishes a complete
list of the Delegates elected to the Consti-
tutional Convention in that State. There
are fifty-two Democrats to twenty. three
Republicans, being more than two to one,
which shows how public opinion is
changing. In abiding to the result the
Register, the old and uncompromising
organ of the Democracy of Illinois, says {:
alt is fnrcible commentary upon the present
state of public opinion in Illinois, and the idle
CHATTER of the Republican and neutral journals
| of the State which have necessarily cnntended
that nothing but sympathy with secession was
at the foundation Of Democratic determination
to maintain the organization Of the Democratic
party of the State. If these journals have
spoken truly, then large majority of the peO-
pie Of Illinois are SeceSsi0nists, and have con-
fded the business OF one Of the most important
political bodies ever elected in the State to the
hands of sympathzers with treason giving
them two 70 one over the party Of selfconsti-
tuned '0nty pure patriots Whileit places the
assumptions of the latter class in ridiculous
| light, putting popular condemnation upon
their presumptOus arrogance it tells that the
people of Illinois, in this hour of the country s
day Of sore trial, have confidence in the Demo.
cratic party as such, and are willing to c. nfde
/ to il the remodeng of the fundamental law,
which, probably, is to be the rule of their pub
lie action fur twenty or more years to come.
1t tells further, of the popular distruSt Of the
powers that be, State and NatiOnal-Of return
ing reason among the masses of the people as
to their public affairs. 1t tells, too, that they
are not to be driven from their principles by
the silly cry of secessiorsts and traitors"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

Loss OF CATTLE.-We understand that
R. II. Themes, of this county, says the
Red Bluff Independent of the l4th inst,
will lose in the neighbOrhOod of 1000
head of cattle this winter. The general
average loss of stock raisers is one third
Of their entire stock, and some have esti-
mated it as high as ene-halE Stock will
be worth something next spring.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

GuNPowDER.--A company with a capital
stock of 500, 900, has lately been formed
at San Francisco, for the manufacture of
gunpowder An immense quantity Is
used on the Pacific coast, and scarcely
enough brought to the State to supply
the demand.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

HUNT 4 CHAoE yesterday received several
tons of -four, potatoes, and other uecessaries
per mule express. They are determined tha
there shall be no scarcity Of grub in the city
They employ train OF sixty mules.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

EcoNoMY.-The Republican Legislature
are creating useless offices at high salaries,
with which to reward the bummers and
loafers of their party, and this, too, at a
time when it is absolutely necessary to
practice the strictest economy. They have
appointed "yard cleaner" with COM
pensation of six dollars per day
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

Down THE RIVERA horse came float.
ing down the Guadalupe river, near San
Jose, a few days ago, tied to a log
Where he came from was not known. but
man went to him in boat and rescued
him.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

- . . -
The present National Administration is stri,
wing, with true conservatism. to preserve the
guarantees Ofthe Constitution. GDe. Hdtyt-rH:
Dr - This is news tn us and we hope it NAV
be true. How is 1.-THE present National
Administration striving to preserve the
guarantees Of the ConStitution"? Bv-ar.
resting loyal citizens without warrant
condemning them uuheard; impri>oning
thenS%vithOut trial suspending the writ
Of habeds corpus; removing a Governor
elected by the people and appointing an.
other in his place; dispensing a legally
elected Legislature and forbidding, under
pain of imprisonment, its members from
meeting; ordering Federal soldiers to
break up peaceable meetings; refusing to
permit Democratic newspapers to be car.
ried in the mails; destroying Democratic
printing Offices, and mobbing their editors
aud proprietors; breaking open telegraph.
ic dispatches and letters addressed to pr.
vate parties; furnishing loyal citizen
for circulating a petition praying for
peace prohibiting others from coming to
California without a passport, and com
hitting many other laudabe aud equally
Constitutional acts. That the "preScnt
National Administration" has done all
This Gov. Stanford knows fun well and
yet. with charming simplicity or exqui.
site irony, he tells the people of Califor,
(ornia, that the present National Ad-
miniStration is striving, with a true con.
ServatiSm, to preserve the guarantees OF
the CONSTITUTIONAL! 1t is a rich but a
sad joke /; groahdleSs assertion, if in
tended in earnest, a Singing rebukc to
the present National Administration" if
not
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
no PRrrrERs.-FoR Bale,

The undersigned offer for sale an elegant new
supsFFOsal Washington Press, with linking aPPa-
rstus, roller mould, ehAses, etc., all in admirable
order. Alec, Half-medium Adams Press, suitA-
be for printing cards quarter sheet posters, etc.
GELWICKS & JANUARY.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

STRONG CURRENT--Eleven miles an
hour is said to be the speed of the tide
that ruShes outward occasionally through
the Golden Gate at San Francisco.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

ACCORDING to an official statement Cali
fornia. has furnished fewer troops, in pro-
portion to population, than any Other
State in the Union, Notwithstanding the
war party carried the State by an over
whelming majority. Is it want of patriot
ism or pluck that prevents the loud
mouthed war advocates from volunteer
ing? 1t must be one or the other, OF
they are hYpOcrites.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

Two LOAFERs at Goose Bay, Humboldt
county, named Davis and Bill Suse, were
lately tarred and feathered for abduc;ing
an Indian girl, aged eleven, and terribly
beating her father and mother who at.
tempted to protect her.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS debts already
audited amount to nine millions of dollars.
Had he not been removed he would have
bankrupted the treasury.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

The CaribOo mines can only be worked
FIVE months in the year-from the first of
June to the last of October-owing to the
cold weather. ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

ONLY ONE.-The free bridge across the
Yuba is the only one standing in the vi
cinity of Marysvile.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

-. HArL.l4On Thursday evening, there was g
haht fall of bail in this city.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
COURSE OF LECTURES.

A COURSE OF SIX LECTURES,
IN AID OF THE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Will be delivered during the coming Winter, By the
following named gentlemen
HON. JAMES 7. NYE, Of Nevada Territory.
REV. NJ. C. BRIGGS, Of San francisco.
REV. DR.. J. 7. PECK, of Sacramento,
HON. HENRY EDGERTON, of Maps.
REV. j. II. MeMONAGLE, of Piacerville.
THOMAS FITCH, ESQ.,, OF PiacerVIs.
TICKETS, admitting lady and gentleman for NE
course, - IN. Single tickets for the course, q ~
Single tickets, IS cents.
To commence at fO'clOck. Tickets can be obtain
ed at the POstOhice, o! any Of the members, or 81
the door on the evenings Ofthe lectures.
Place:Vllle, December 9Th, 1S6l.-tf-
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25

L. d. RICHARDSON Co. receive their goods
from Brighten by mule express,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
CEORG E e. BELL,
SCHOOL BOOKS.

4 complete assortment Away. on hand. Orlrra
from teachers viii Trc",'. T'rO'nIs attention.
ATLANTIC PAPtRs AND MAGAZINES, and all
the NkW BOOkS
SUBSCRIPTIONS received TOR Newspaper Maya
Ehcs. and other PrripiitAls- CIRCULAR will he sets
:" any I'cr>"n On Request giving extended list o.
Periodicals and uic prices Nrd. The iuv sing
are auoug the inost popIlar
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-25
PIONEER STAGE COMPANY.

PLACERVILLE TO SACRAMENTO,
Folsom.
Coaches leave Piacerve daily at 9 O'Clock A. ",
and returning,
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0<r None but gentlemanly and experienced pri-
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Passengers registering their names viii be called
for In any part OF the City.
GPPICEs-At the Cary House, and at the Nevada
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Sefentlt6e 8en6u.

Samita9s uno 9ienftaos cen %. II. 25.
W6rj r1bftens,
an btitsn Saetn um 10 llbr @crmiltnss, fOGrn
al rem SauIs rss srrR0rtsnen 8 bn s. 6 q
fer, ltbtGin ron eynn Saunl6ip, etta eaun.
ty. fulssnes artiit aHf Eftntliar gsntn Sr'
fault wrrrsn. ndmlih;
4 SaaHpfsres. sns Srdtmatre. Gin t'idtristS
6iilsn, 8 pprtrrIII6s Sutr, 2 Tinrfr, Gin Sua,
elm fstter DIE, 6 Stid iun9ts 8inrpIsb, pier
S6aais, 1 S6prns. 2 4.0dulerG9sn, stntr
baron NIT gcrtp. sin 2s@dulswasen nit Bob
ny, cine euf'Geniase. CUTE SFdss, 2 Gssm,
DrsifmuIans nit gfrrtrScraIt, gDintmdbIs 70
gut els nsu. StrcGtaut, GruGtrtffs, Stnitn,
9lrd' unb dt'Sfsttfn, Gin Sod, Gin SOblcn'
unb elm 6OI,Ofsn, ale nit Hrtr, zine Stag utr.
nit Raasn, Better unb Ss!tIaesn, St&fnfGranf,
@runttercn trim guffsI, unb fonf nod cine
FcBs 9uf6ieNcntsit Saus' unO gausrnSrdtb'
ihaftrn, ;u umadntIia 3u mrIon.
Gis Sebnsunsen am Srfnufsta8s unS auf'
partun9 pcn
Sobn .. &iflter, | ofnr,,ors
0enrp .. &iftlcr, "'"' ''0'
MGr; 5. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12
Gn9Iane auf Srieeensfue.

9Senn es ir9enb zines SapeiIes fir bic
friec ferti9en 9eiinnun0en oes brittifben
9ouuernencnt6 beotirfts, 70 f6nnte er in
Der SDatfotbe 8efuncen msrosn, baB Die
fir Die ltnttrDaltun9 Der Slctte i'm Suo.
get fir 1862 ueraniblaoten 2(ua9aben,
Ole berebnst iino, um Dem parlamente
por9els9t 3u meroen, cine febr beosutenoe
Neouftion na6peiien. l(ub Die Qn.
lbld0e Der llntsrbaltunasfoiten Der Qr.
NEE lpeiicn dbnlite Ginibr6nfun9en
nab. Die nit Dem ndbiten Oampfi6ife
ju erpartenoen ausfdbrli6en 8eri6te
werocn Den ltmfan9 Der 8eouftion nob'
pcilen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12
Eidm ono unter Eriras.6eftt.

3u HiDmono 1T am Iiten Mdr3 bon
or 8eneral Sniprctcr Sffite Die @eneral
Svoer gto. 9 erladen, ipel6e cine prcflos
motl9n oot5 prttoenttn Srferion 0aUis
ySllnilE.DueBt, Sli lpeIbe oa5 &re9S @eleB iiber
3;.I2mono ~, uno oa6 9ano auf 10 Meilen
M Hn lthTrelle erfidrt. 8rioaoe =@enerat
Ssss EStnoe[ ut nit Der 2(u6fubruno oes @es
i{GrS E,}.;. UEaut5ra9t. Ser Serfauf alien
lPttt5tuFlCn Glquor6 1T ne0en Der Demo.
rG',I1tloa et,, ,1.m on Der Nrmee perboten, um Der
0S9S@1ItfnSen SS Ss! llncrOnun9 gu ifeurrn. -
s,tt 9s's'It a. SSlnoer y, bat in ieinem Saoesbes
~ ISple aHe Sur9er oufaeforoert, ooB ale
8S1Te1 lr9eno elmer ltrt bis ,um 5tsn
Mar3 ouSS3ellefert per6en follen, mi6ri,
aenfalI6 lIe We99enOmmen iueroe,
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Columbia .Ssucr.Gompaanie.

Sst elmer am lten MSr3 selaltenn Babl
rur@ Die tisiigrn COLUMBIA 5eusr @cupaanis
llno folgfnse ptricnrn aIs 9ramlsn tsr bsIGatr
Sc,mpa9nt', fir ben unutDslaufrnrn 9ermn pcY
3 NOnat'n sEratIt rorbsn, namllI:
greitoent-2ufreo 9. Sdlpare.
Stcespreiioent-S. 6. @oncerIlice,
mrliter-@iQiam s.. Slumer.
Secretdr-0iram s.. Sauit.
9tb. Secretir-0. s.. Ged.
Oireftoren-S. SO. 9feber, SEQ. ,Spr.
iSgoS!rdfb, Sobn Sne6t Oeperp lleterrotb,
Srutie6-@. Rcimer, s.. s.. Sc9.
r. GSS,mmIttre--Sobn !, 9. Diain9er, s..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-12

Die 9eimftGttes8ill 1T Dom
Reprd Ientantenbouie NIT aroBfr Wojo.
ritdt an9enommen uno bCfentlid) miro
ie oie6ral 8eIeB tperoen. Bur teIon.
oeren Ssfriecioun9 muB es Dem 8otfe
9erci6en, oab Elm bon 6rn. 6Olman be:
antta9tes Nmenoement Oenpcrfen puros,
ponab bic Soloaten ibre grdmien nibt
in baorem 9eloP, ionoern in 0anoI6en:
Pun9en erbaltcn iolIten. Die Ipefulirens
ocn beute9ieri9en SbplodS mIfen nit
lancer gtais objieben. Sn ieiner iegi9en
6aiiun9 hepiai9t oas 9eite nur ipirfli.
bcn Nnllcolern, tpelbe bic 0ffentIiben
SGnocreicn cultiviren, freie 6eimftdtten.
llnlere Sclodten erbaIten ibre prGmien
in baarem @eloe uno bdben oabei in 8e;
jug auf Die offentliben 9dnoereien Die
fclben &cdte, ipie anoere SGrocr.
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q c ur be ~:

am Irbtsn OUnne1ng In WEilabelp6ta, Bar.
6ara, Gtrsattin brS Strn Saeob Run =.
cine sskprns Nsubarb, in rinsm Nltrr bon rs
Satrn, 8 Monatsn unb 81 5aesn. glm Spnns
Tag Ncr9sn wurtrn its irtiIfsn uettrrsTs in
Oisler Start lur 8uts sstraGt. pri tpfl6sr @sls'
sentct br Gbrw. 6rrr Otrr iter Gtrdsr, Gay.
If, gcrS %, sire 9rl4idtr unN trpRrsi6e 9sia'
ennbs bis!t.
Gm 9tsn @drs. In titTer Stntt, 9Ouia Mar.
sarstta, ScGtsr Srn SCbn 9oi4, in rinrm altr
BON Satrsn.
Nm lebtsn Drrnsrifas. In 0siicnturg Saun.
idtp, Ssaa Gnunts, Srr 9aeob gRaltert, in ct,
nfm Atfr scn stpa 40 Sabrsn.
am 4ttn 0tsIrS, in DER Ratunair Saun.
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a0am sisfnbr1er, alt 78 Satr, 4 MOnat unN
% Sag.
gm 7tm DisitS, IN Stfr Macunss, 2t&a
GauntY, Strr 8 IN OFT, i'm Glitter BON 60
Satren, NOnot unO 13 Gag.
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Oic mcme Snrbin.

Die fcl9tnoe neut EarbiQ puroe le6.
tt @obs BON Ger Sinang:Gommittce ocs
6auit5 Der 8epreientantcn oes Gon9ref.
fe6 ein9ebrabt, Die mir unIern 9eItrn
pcrlc9cn, oamit fie icben f6nnen melbe
@t9enit1noe Der Gon9reB beabiibsi9t Su
bcittuern. @1nS mabri6einlilb miro cies
ie &arbu obsr curb Die 8eratbunoen
Der Reprtitntanten monbe NtGnoerun.
gen crleioen, eDe iie 0e1cR miro, cenn oie
2(niaBe fir m0nbs 2(rtifel fino ouoens
Ibcinlitb piCl ;u bob, onoerc oa9e1en
perocn gang ou59doftn lpercen mGBen,
neil Die Grbebun9 Der Stcusr nit Ju uiel
Soften uno Sbpieri4eciten verfnipft
iein miro.
Sieie nrue Sarbill IbIi9t namlib Dor
fol9enpe Stsuern ju erbeben:
Spiritu0ien Is Gents per @aQone.
Me mo Bier $ per Barrel.
SIdttertabaf 3 Gents per pfuno.
Sl0tttrtabaf, lpenn fabrijirt 5 6. mebr.
&i9arren na1 Dem @ertD 5, 10 uno 90
9cnt6 per pfuno.
Sb!psinefttt, Hein0t uno Stub 5 Gente
per 8auons.
(lnasrsini9te6 3obIcn6l S 6. per Sal.
RafIinirta6 &obLcnol 10
9euht9l6 25 Gents per 1000 GubiffuB.
Slnfnotenpapier ) Gents per 9funo.
Orufpapier 3 Will6 per Dfuno.
Sbrrbpapier 2 Miil6 per Yfuno.
Sfifs Mill6 per QfunO.
Soli 4 Gento per Gentner.
Sobueosr | Sent per Vfuno.
Stereocr ] Sent per pfuno.
8eijenmeB 10 Sent6 per Barrel.
Monufotturmoaren Gent6 pom 9Scrtb
Silenbabnpall19c , MiuS per Mele.
Omnibus, SdDrboot uno pdiTa9iersGi:
leubaDu:GInien 3 Yrcjent.
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