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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-09-02

stood behind the tablets wherein the
pilgrims did write the names of them
selves, and their wives and their sons
and their daughters.
And Keno El. .Pharo wore purple
and fine linen, and Jared sumptously
every day, and he drank wines of one
Mumm, and they were extra dry, and
so even was Keno Ell Pharo, from the
rising of the sun even until the going
down thereof.
And behold one day the inn keeper
took large tumble even unto him
self, and also unto the racket of Keno
El-Pharo, the son of Ahaz Ben Bunk0.
And he said unto Keno; ''Giye an
account of thy stewardship that thou
mayest no longer steward
And Keno FL Pharo cried with q
loud voice and wept and fell down
and rose up and went unto his place.
And he locked into the mirror and
patted the soap lock on his brow and
he saw that he was fair to look upon.
But be- was exceedingly sorrowful
and he said, what si.ali I 10? for my
lord hath taken away the stewardship,
and verify i was a good thing to
have. r
Alas! know not what do. can
not get position as mining expert,
and to beg l am ashamed. l am re-
solved what l will do. And he smiled
unto himself, and the breadth of the
smile was even six cubits from one
end unto the other.
So he called unto himself one OF
his lords doctors, and he said, How
much owest thou my lord!
And he said, Even for seven days,
food and lodging at $3.50 per day,
together with my reckoning at the
bar, amounting to thirty pieces OF
silver of the denomination known as
the dollar even Of our dads.
And the steward said unto him,
Take thy bill and write fifteen.
And it was so. And he SAID unto
another, How much owest thou my
lord?
And he answered him and Sald
Fifty pieces Of silver.
And the steward said unto him
Take thy bill and write twenty-five.
| And it was so. -.a .
| And behold those two guests of thu
inn were solid with Keno FL Phar,
| from that hour.
i And when Keno Ell Pharo received
; the oriental grand bounce from tn
inn keeper. the guests of the Inn, Il
whom Keno had shown mercy, pro
cured him pass over the road, ant
they whiled away the hours wit
, Keno Ell Pharo, and he did teac
them some pleasant games and whel
, the even was come he went his wa
unto Kansas City, and those wit
j whom he had abode wot not how
E was, for they were penniless.
5 And Keno FL Pharo abode long i
the land over against St. Louis, an
E he was steward in one of the gres
nl inns for many years, and he wot
t good clothes day by day and wake
{ fat, and he rested his stomach ON th
e counter, and said to himself, ha! hs
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-09-02

John Kelly, the well-kncrn Tam
many chief. offers TO bet $40, 900 that
Hancock will carry New York by
$4,000 majority; $4,000 that he
will carry New Jersey sie,0 600 that
he will carry Conlecticnt; $40, 600
that be will carry Indiana, and $lO,-
900 -that he will carry PeansY1yaniss
or $50, 900 in all on States. and $50, !
900 more that he will be elected,
making q grand total rof .$1O0, ,00e .
No takers 90 far.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-09-02

A small pig created quite a large
sensation in the American Express
Office in Catskill the other morning.
1t arrived there from Chatham in tram
sit to Cairo and was consigned to the
Widow Van Cott, the revivalist, who
is stopping at that place. His pig
ship was as large as cat and was
decorated with gaudy collar and
sash of msny-colored ribbons. On
the box was request to express
agents to ''please nurse; bottle will
be found in boy" 1t was evident
the pig was hungry, but how TO sup
ply his necessities was q puzzle to
Agent Oimstead. At length Officer
simpson came in, and with that sa-
gacity in solving mysteries for which
he is celebrated ne commenced an
investigation and at length drew from
one corner of the box . nursing bot
tie, rubber nipple and all, which was
quickly filed with milk, and Officer
Simpson, acting IS nurse, gave the
pig breakfast. 1t was very comical
tdsee the little animal draw the mill
nom the bottle.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-09-02
After the Rsttae.

=
A colored individual, whose left
arm was missing, was yesterday So
liciting . small loan on Griswold
street., aud in recomneudatioa OF
himself he stated that he Lost ~ arm
after the fight in the Wilderness.
ssWas it in the fight? p
ssNo, sab ; it was. farter de fight.
Dat were Q powerful hot time, 1 sell
We. De balls few arown' like SNOW
fakes, de cannous roared, an i
'spected to be killed fer hull half
dsv." 's5@tl f''a s5's't ''''A'i
"But you were not hits'' -
s'No, sab / 'spected to be, butt
WASN'T z..,.,.g.i. q. i..se l.ssiss ss1'.z
.But how did you loose your
arm ?'' *'a'-' '''''' "a
ssI lost it arter de battle, sab.
ssUnder what circumsta1ces29 81
"Well sah, all de circumstaneesI
eber heard OF was dat ! had it cut OF
wid q buzz saw. - -" ).
ssTwo years ago, sab. ''fa 8
| "And you call this losing zyOur
arm after the battle, Of the wilder
eyes, sab. TIE hard up, sah, but
1 doan. want 10 Ne % you. slf I'd
lost it befo' de bAtsle lEdssay sos but
lit was arter de battle.n = ss.s tas.
"Well, 7 guess Is Iae, : said the
man, aftst . loud panses and be went
|. L Sa.st i
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-09-02


A man with an army gun and .
butcher knife went into . South Ar
kansas newspaper Office and remark
ed to man sitting at q table:
"Are you the edit0r?''
''No, sir; 1 am the proprietor.
Can do anything for your"
81 want 10 see the editor?"
''On very particular business,
sir?''
"Not very. I simply wanted to
kill him for publishing an article
about me last week."
as your business 80 pressing that
you have to kill him this week?''
eff it is any accommodation I can
wait q few days
81 wish you would, for ] sold him,
calf some time ago, and he owes me
IS on it. If you kill him now I'll
never ger the money" as s.-ai't ai''ass
''But you could take the calf back
aud make what has already been paid
clear Of expenses. - !~,s.@ &c ,5ossl'. q,
ssThat's . fact," said the 'proprie-
tor, mnsing. eeRlf send . boy after
him. No; that would be taking nd
vantage Of him, and be may not Ike It.
Call around next week aad fh ahave
him here +" ,-.,, .s.er al; =, s,-;.
1 The man left, aud the newspaper
man remarketl to himself: 'ssS0 much
for obeyihg my wife. She told me
not to forget my pistol. II I hsdn't
played proprietor that fello@ NoAad
have shot me with that old, Yankee
gun. l wouldn't be found dead
shot with such . gun. Next week,
just about the time I'm busy, this
fellow will come agsin with his stal-
wart feld-piece. If he'd only come
with At Arkansas pistol / vould NO,
mind it, but it would be an eternal
disgrace to be killed with sucha gun.
! After this / shaA obey my ufe. Jhai
woman's got horse sense, and looks
!, into the future like o MULE sf =
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-09-02
The HnsRaery.

Minnie, Vandalia, Move are
obliged TO decline your poem on
"July," not because it does not pos
sess literary merit, but because We
are bound by solemn vow never to
encourage young persons to compel
''fete champetre" to rhyme with
tswcet and sweeter.'
Dick, Mexico, Move believe it
is now generally maintained by SCI
ent,sts that Cain killed Abel with a
croquet mallet, and the apparently
innocent game has always had the
same tendency in families ever since.
Carrie, Worcester, Mo.--"Your
husband complains because you cam t
bake bread, and what shall you do?"
Give it to him raw, girlle, serve it
up to him in the dough, that's your
only alternative. Ii he can't eat that,
tell him to go out to the -four barrel
and regale himself on a dry mash.
Mabel, Mexico, Mo.-''How can
l keep my husband from being cross
and ill-natured ON wash day?'
Well, there are several ways, Mabel.
You might chloroform him about 6
O. clock in the morning and renew the
anesthetic at intervals during the day
until midnight. Or, you might give
$50 and tell him to run down to St
Louis and enjoy himself. Or, yor
might push MIN into the well ant
drown him. All these plans are prac
ticable, but the last one the mos
efficient and inexpensive. Especial
ly if he is insured.
Free-t thinker, Audrain Co., Mo-
"Sir! why does not science prove th'
Bible true?''
We suppose because the Bible ha
never subpoena'd such witness. d.
you feel it necessary to summon hal
. dozen witnesses to prove that yo'
did not commit the Bender murders
and steal Charley Ross?
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-09-02
THE POWER OF nonkr.


4 sIasIs -N--s- r. il sss5sS a$kiES
"I'm so glad yen come," Matilda
Moore said to Charley Stewart, her
lover, when he called upon her In her
apartments in Clabber alley last even
ing. @
s'Is supper ready?' ssad Charley.
ibid you bring any money home
wild you2" rejoined Matilda.
mo, I did't."
swell, if dat's de case, supper
amt ready nor it sin't goin' TO be-"
''Den, woman," said Charley,
s'dar's gwiae to be trouble and
there was trouble. Charley whipped
her until she yelled 20 loud ail Clab-
Der alley was attracted to the scene.
Aunty Miller, who cana. with the
rest, said to Mat,lda: s.Go over and
report him. Don't stand no such
doin's as dat 81 4a4sE. aisa
Matilda took anuty's advice and
reported Charley, ana=ahe police
came and arrested him. At the police
station he was searched, and notwith-
standing hiss statement to Matilda
about having no money, no less than
$6.75 was found in hls possession.
Matilda saw this money and it made
her eyes shine. She said nothing.
however, and went away shaking her
head as though she meant she was
glad that Charley was locked up.
Fifteen minutes hitter her disappear
ance, her form darkened the station
door again. She had . pannikin of
coffee in one hand and q plate Of food
in her other, and she said it was
Charley's supper and thatshe wanted
to give it to him. The sergeant
raised no objection, and she handed
it to her lover through the bars and
then and there made up friends.
When leaving, she ss,d in . whisper
to Charley, "I'm not q gwine tc per-
secute you; come right home when
you git out!' It Was the $7.75 that
did it, said the sergeant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09

A SPECIAL correspondent of the
LEDGER, travelling with the guberna-
torial candidates, sends us an excel
lent synopsis of Hon. S. +. Wilson's
speech at Union City-the first, we
believe, that has appeared in any
paper. twill also be published in the
WEEKLY LEDGER of the l4th inst.
Mr.. Wilson is a plain, earnest, forci-
bic speaker, who deals with facts and
appeals directly to the Judgment and
common sense of his hearers. He is
making deep impression wherever
he goes, and seems to have all the ad
vantage of argument in the discussion
West Tennessee will roll up tre-
mendous majority for Wilson. If his
friends come out boldly and do their
whole duty in the other sections Of
the state, he will be triumphantly
elected over the radical, Hawkins,
who is next in the. race. Wright is
third, long way behind, and Edwards
last, if he is in the race at all.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09

ssos s.ssas o.ssv,. ,-s,. ,.ys,..,. a..
time upon the receipt Of the latest market
quotations. Parties trading are at ne delay
of axpenso for teleEramn.- Ono cnmnn Iesinn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09
GUBERNATORIAL CANVASS.
The BulldOzing and Invective Style
Adopted by Judge Wright.
Anecdotes and Denunciation His
Chief Stock in Trade.
Special Correspondence PrnlIc LrDoEa. !

Special Correspondence PUBLIC LEDoER.l
TRENTON, TENN, SeptemberS. The
debate here to-day came near closing
disastrously. The canvass on Wright's
part is being conducted in bad taste,
he seeming to rely solely on the
strength of the terms boilers" re
pudiatOrs," "disorganizers," etc.,
which are used with extreme bitter
ness. He has made repeated charges
against Wilson at every opportunity,
in the face of prompt, emphatic dc.
mails to the contrary. Wilson said in
concluding to day, after replying to
these charges, that he hoped Wright
would let personalities alone, and
con6ne himself to truth and facts.
Wright dared any man to tell him he
should not say what he pleased, shak-
ing his finger at Wilson. Wright
said Wilson had better not
PUT HIM ON OATH
as to the legality of acting as states.
attorney and legislator at the same
time, and drawing money for his fees,
for he was prepared to say it was un-
constitutional and the money was the
and Wilson knew he had no
right to it. Vituperation and anec.
dotes seem to be the whole depend
ence Of Wright. The meeting closed
amid the widest confusion.
A republican circular has been dis
tributed, marked confidential, " tell
iug the party to rally, as victory is
sure. A. B. p.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09

mempnis muue trunks prUppvu up,
in pyramid, was a good thing to gaze
unon wbiio T,au;s & Tho,,,.,i LII
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09

JONATHAN Haskell's salvation army
struck Cairo the other day and made
an attack on newspaper office. After
singing and praying with the boys
awhile, they gave it up and retired
to try their hand on beer garden.
This was also failure. The fine brass
band Of the Theater Comique was too
much for the drum and fife of the sal
vation army. The object is to save
sinners and sell books.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09
). a. BAILEY,
Plumber, Gas and Steam Filter
No. 2O5 SecOnd street, Memphis.

DARrIES having sewer connections to
J. make will ind It TO their interest to give
him a call All work guaranteed. s83
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

Clerks Building & Savings Asso iatIun
NaE stockholders of this association are
l. hereby notified that an election for seven
directors, 70 serve for the ensuing twelve
tiltion, No. Madison street, on MONDAY.
September 18th, 1880. Polls opened from Ii
a IN. to 2pm.
By order Of the board
$40 PBJ0NES. Sec'v.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09

na..ss gss v-zyst uvsvvess svuuu' anu iunnu I
collections. Charges reasonable and attention
nrOr1 Mt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09
DIED.

HEINRICH-AtNo. Q Causey street, FRANK
", D.years; II months and days, con of J.
j. and NJ. W. Heinrich.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence TOMORROW friday MORNING at
10 o'clock. Friends and aoquaintances arc
invited.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09
N0prCm.

DARTIES having the effects Of L D Smith
l. deceased, in hand, will please report the
slme; or having unredeemod pledges with
him will redeem them before they are report
cd TO the Probate Court
sSS CHAS BILL, Adm'r.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09
TrusIeo's Sale.

IN COMPLIANCE with an order from the
i Honorable Chancory Court, No. 3iil, RID
Ohas. Hermann ct al VS., John Linkhauor ct
al, will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09

hit them again. The question Of
the validity of the state debt is
political and not judicial one; that
is, it is under the control of the people
themselves. | ask Judge Wright to
answer me, as a lawyer, whether or
not the people can decide as to the
validity, the manner of collection
and manner of paying a state debt.
The courts, legislature, nor any one
else, has the right to take it away.
Where, | ask him, was Judge Wright
two years agoY He talks about new
lights, when he stood upon this very
platform two years ago as candidate
for governor. The judge may not
be
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09
Frlday, the Ist DAY Of OOtoher. IssO,

at the southwest corner ol Main and Madison
streets, ia the Taxing District Of Memphis,
sell for cash at public sale within legal hours,
A Beehn, and recorded in the Registers olico,
chattel book No. Is page %. sale to be made
according TO the terms Of the trust deed. and
by tho order Of the court. One third OF the
amount bid shall be depo tied BY the pur-
chaser to bind the bargain.
JOHN LINKHAUER, Trustee.
Boyle & Brown, SOl's for plaintiff. S26
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-04
LOS ANGELES. SUNDAY MORNING. JULY A. 1880
chance is afforded to remove this
pearl of art to another site.

chance is afforded to remove this
pearl of art to another site.
The history of aquatic sports
In this country Is but little known.
The first boat club established
was the Knickerbocker, in New
York. In 1911. II was disbanded
the following year, owing to the
war with England. After many
years, Robert L. and John
Stevens, Ogden Hoffman, Samuel
Verplauck, Charles l. Livingston,
Robert Emmett and others, to the
number of one hundred, started
In 1880 the New York Boat Club.
Their first boat was built by
Joseph Francis, but WAS soon
presented to the Emperor of Rus
sin. The second, n double-decked
barge OF 16 oars, 80 feet long, and
called the Seadrift, is still in ex-
csilent preservation. half a century
after Its construction, 1t is of
chestnut and Oak, aud has been
entrusted to Mr.. Samuel Verplanck
and his heirs, to be preserved as
long as any Of the members con.
tinue living. A number still exist,
including Capt. Francis, the veto
ran builder
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-04

ITltus'rGii0a of May 90 says:
"Ihis i lust he time when Paris
becomes aosolutely irresis tible,
md precisely that when people
inala, or snilg away. All the
,e,ost eeirOrate1 points Of view In
tue world euunot hold a candle to
Il sunset seen from the Point des
Arts on fine spring day."
Challemel Lacour, the new
Minister 60 England from France,
"a an ardent Republican. M.
Leon Say, whom he succeeds,
aud who was only recently mp
pointed, has been elected President
III the senate. He is supposed to
aare the O!lsanist tendencies OF
his patton, Baron Rothschild,
and, like bim. though at II long
niB'nuce, j. calebrated for tho ex-
ceilcncs az is cuisine.
0ns of the Vesuvian guides hoped
! from .je - pec' of the mountain
| that a gfaiui eruption wonld soon
pveFN he5 a ole new railway NJ
the side oi Ne mouptain, aud
threw iiiiaseif Tom an upper win
dew on iiudius himself disappoint.
! ed in his expectations of catas
trophe. He was kNied on the spot
I notwithstanding the douceur they
have received from the director O
the Vesuyian Railway, tho guides
10 general wish nnihing more
hearliy than that stream OI
lawn may descend and destro,
the whole affair.
An art movement on the
Isihmus Ia Impending, In tho re-
muval 81 tho bronze statue o
Columbus from Colon, where Il
now g., to n pedestal near the pro
possa enlfauoe to the Chasre
CAnai. a Panama newspape
thinks lhis move premature
because Tor the present "this pear
A., Of European .rt would be consign
ed to the lamp obscurity of
! malar,ous inangrove SWAMP
: where 1t would never be vIsite
! except BY the galihazos, con
rrejos, culebras, aud oeher den
zeus OF the Jungle" There CO
certainly be- no great DANCE
& that The canal will be cut b
i Tween Che NO ooesus before
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-04
Vote Taken,

Is cut from the State Journal,
Springfield, H., the following:
"Among the sick and disable 1, a
ballot taken i'm person aud by
proxy, resulted in form by unan-
imous vote In favor Of Warmers
Safe Remedies.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-04

river to the Indian Territory,
where they riddled him with bull
let's. Northcote's relations, having
clue to the perpetrators, will
prosecute them.
Murder~Ts Hanged.
| HUNTSVILLE, Texas, July g.
English Carter, alias Il. b. Jones,
was hanged yesterday for the MUIR
der of w. X SpaldIne in July last,
near the town OF Dodge. He met
his fate firmly.
MEMPHIS, July 3.-Scott Bell, q
colored man, was hanged yesterday
at Starkville, Mississippi, for the
murder Of Jas. Henry, colored, on
the 10th of May last.
| IOe C0uosry Satisfied.
LONDON, July 3.-The action Of
the House OF Commons on Premier
Gladstone's resolution, permitting
Bradlaugh to affirm, has given
great satisfaction to the supporters
Of the Government.
DUBLIN, July 3--The following
American rifiemen have agreed TO
act with Frank Hyde in the match
at WimbIedon: Brown, Clark,
Dudley, Farrow, Gersh, Jackson,
Laird. Rockwell and Scott; also
Burnside, II he arrives in time. In
the competition for the al!-Ireland
challenge shield, which began to-
day ut 1:45 o'clock, the American
team consists of Brown, jackson,
Scott and Laird. OF the two Irish
teams, one consists of Fenton, Rig
by, Warren and Wilson, and the
other of Joynt. Coshland, johnson
and Murphy. The weather is
stormy, with rain.
Th~ Am-rsc~a Foam wi"s.
DUBLIN, July S.-3 p. M.-The
three teams have just finished fir
ing the ten rounds, 1000 yard range. |
Of the Americans, Jackson scored
4S; Scott, AZ; Brown As; Laird, 81.
Irish team No. 1-Fenton, 81; John
R!gby, 40; Warren. 36; .Milner, A.
No. 2-JLayut-z5; Coghlan. SO;
Johnson, SO. and Mnrphy, 46. The
Americans leading by five points.
Fr~"cn aaws-Am.~s.y "nd Y.xpu,-
PARIS, July 5 The report of the
on the Plenary- Amnes-
ty bill was read in the Senate to-
day. The committee rejects the
bill by a vote of 6 to 8, the major.
ity consisting of five Republicans
and one member of the Right. The
report states that the country does
not desire amnesty, and this is not
the time for allowing assasslns to
return when religious congrega-
lions are being expelled. The only
concession the report makes is to
recon- mend that the Government
be EN- powerel to grant numerous
pardons.
At Bresiiefes, in the Department
of lIerauit. ih re Is considerable
agitation against monastic orders,
Ylsterasy deputatiOn OF Repub-
li5ars waited ou the Sub.Prefect
10 demand the expulsion OF the
NrsuOiecAu B;others, and in the |
evening moo Of q thousand per.
s1ua sIIraa. Ell the Franciscan
Monastery Inc even entering the
house. riie military ultimately
Dispersed The tfowd, !
fsesl,fGrun the Tsb"".ls.
PARgs, July 3.---The civil tribu-
nal u Nancy, 20 which the Jesuits
applied IT, have the seals removed
from iheif eata Dlishmeuts, has pro-
nouncsd itself incompetent to
Judge Of the question.
ssasus.sssssa s...@-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-04
Asweepi"x Nights w..n.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3--The
State Convention of the Democratic
wing of the Workingmen's party
last night deposed Kearney as
President of the party, declared the
Office of Vice-President, Secretary
and Treasurer vacant, elected a
State Central Committee, endorsed
Hancock and English and the
Democratic Presidential electors
anu auJ III Tuesday evening
next
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-04
Morning kilograms.


MoJAvE, July 3.-Los Angeles
Mrs F H Howard, G w Fox, MI
and Mrs Hubbard, Jas Sc0bie, ] c
Longmau,J H Mcneil, Mrs Hanna,
in Hanna, A Judis, J Hubbard,
8 Severance, G L Lansing, ] Gil.
len, H Dutard and wife.
Anaheim--Mr White, Prof b
Richards.
TOmbstone-T J Harrington.
Tucson-C Curtis, ] H Odds and
wife.
Pantano-J A COlliDs.
San Gabriel-L II Titus.
: Arizona-A w Blair.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-04

These drawings, authorised by the
Legislature and sustained by all the
Courts of Kentucky. according to 9 con.
srnos nsedo wteh sn5Uwu01ycr ~ Eronss
fort grant, will occur regularly on ths
asst day OF every month, sundays ana
FRIDAYS excepted, for the period OF FIVE
YEARS. terminating on June y. 1883.
March Sist, rendered the following deci-
sIOns:
Ist--That the Commonwealth Dlstri-
button Company Is legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The Management call attention to the
liberal scheme which has met with such
popular favar heretofore, and which will
again be presented for the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-04

Both steamships cali ct Port Hartford
(SHnLuisO bispo) and santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right %
change the steamers or their day. Of
sailing.
oIPassengers for San Francisco take
the train Tor Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles ct 3.45o'clock P. M. Los An
geles time.