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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-15

For Osceola. Osceola Belle...........5n m
" Friars Point. james Lee.........5 p m
" Arkansas City, Dean Adams. 8 n m
7" Arkansas river, Marlin Speed. s D m
" White river, Josie Harry......b y m
" st. Louis, Ste. Genevieve.........5 n m
New Orleans Annie p, silver...5 ) M
ARRIVED.
Steamer w. j. Poitevent, Commerce.
Csceola Belle, De- cola.
james Lee, Friars Point.
Dean Adams Arkansas CITY.
Josie Harry. White river.
Gold Dust, st. Louis.
City of Providence, st. Louis.
W. p. Halliday, st. Louis.
John Means, Rev Orleans.
Belle Shreveport. New Orleans.
Mark Twain, Dyersburg.
Dyersburg, Dl orsburg.
DKPARTHD.
Steamer John 4. Moore. Helena.
=" Colorado. st. Louis.
Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati.
-" Rene Macreadv, st. Francis RI
Gold Dust, Vicksburg.
". T.. nalllduy, new Orleans.
" City Of Providence, It. Louis.
" Mollie Moore, Vicksburg.
John Means. st. Louis.
Belle Shreveport, ST. Louis.
IN PIRT.
James Lee, 0sceola BelleIW. j. Polite
vent, Dean Adams, Marlin Speed, Josie
Harry.
RECEIPTS PER STEAMERS.
Per James Lee, from Friars
Point, l07 bales cotton, 6 bags seed
cotton, ll2l SKIS cotton seed.
Per Josie Harry, from White river,
7O3 bales cotton, 1900 SKIS cotton seed
LIB pkgs sundries.
Per W. Poitevent, from Com.
merce, ID bales cotton, 66 SKIS cotton
seed.
Per Dean Adams, from Arkansas
City, 2l2 bales cotton, 50 bags sceC
cotton.
Per Gold Dust, from St Louis, 2O(
bbls -four, 100 bbls apples, 200 bale
hay, 100 SKIS corn.
Per Mark Twain, from Dyersburg
2O5 bales cotton, 45O sacks cottoI
seed.
Per City Of Providence, from Vicks
burg, q bales cotton.
Per Osceola Belle, from 0sceola. IL
bales c%etton, 6 bags seed cotton, 2l7t
SKIS cotton seed.
Per Belle Shreveport, from New
Orleans, % bbls molasses, 7 hid
sugar, % SKIS salt, 15O. pkgs sundries
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
The tributaries of the upper Missis
sippi are rising and soon there will b.
more water from that source. A goot
rise has been going on at this por
during the past few days, but this vii
be checked by the latter part of tn,
week, At present there is IL feet OF
the gauge. Since yesterday the Obi,
has fallen Z inches at Pittsburg, witt
4 feet | inch on the gauge. AT Gin
%cinnati it rose 3 inches, with - feet
inches on the gauge. AT Louisville i
fell 3 inches, with 7 feet in the canal
At Cairo it rose 2 inches, with l6 fee
s inches on the gauge. The Mis.is
sippi, at st. Louis, is on a stand, Will
8 feet 2 inches on the gauge. Tn,
Cumberland, at Nashville, is on
stand. with 8 feet 7 inches on III
shoals. The Tennessee. at Chatta
nooga, fell l inch, with 4 feet l inc
on the gauge The Red river, a
Shreveport, rose 4 inches, with 8 fee
8 inches on the gauge. Arkansas rive
is falling, with about 3 ieet in III
channel to Little Rock. White rive
has a good stage of water through t
Jaeksonport,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-15

sMon lay, Wednesday aad Friday.
tDaily.
MONDAY, Thursday and Saturday.
lSund ~, Tuesday and Friday.
TUESDAY and Frilty.
"Wednesday aud Saturday.
0ruesday, rhursd ~ and Saturday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-15
2en0 II. HARRIS,
Deputy Sheriff and General Collector,
No. II Madison street lup s%tairsl, Memphis.

Once hou 5 from 9 to 10 an. and stoJp.m
Business Of attorneys and merchants special
y solicited. Refer BY permission to Messrs.
} Mansfield d Co, Messrs. Johns on & Vance,
ioY phis Avalanche, Public Ledger, Col r d
Prayer Capt J harvey Mathes, Messrs. Leu.
gers Peabody Hotel, Mossrs. W Il Moore 4 o..
J j Busby & Co. ISL ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-15

NlSokthAHEoUs
Pleasant weather.
Business opens fine to-day.
Six local packets leaving at 5 p
St. Louis freights are plentiful at
Pittsburg.
The Ohio river is reported rising
to day at P~ittsburg.
The War Eagle, from Memphis, ar
rived at 81. Lonis yesterday,
Almost the entire leyee Is covered
with cotton and other freight.
The John Means and barges, from
New Orleans, passed up Saturday
evening, bound for st. Louis.
Tug Will Kyle did not leave New
Orleans Saturday W reported, but laid
over until tomorrow evening.
The Beaver and barges from ST..
Louis is due this evening with q load
Of produce.
Tho Thomas Sherlock, bound for
New Orleans, passed Evansville at 2
pm. yesterday.
Captain Pete MoArthur'a new up
per White river packet is about com
pleted, and will leave Pittsburg in a
few days. He has named her the Ida
Lee,
Tho rising river has practically sus-
pended all work on the grand chain
in the lower Ohio, for the present.
The workmen arc now putting in rock
to proteci the work already done,
A large slice Of tho bluff at the fool
Of Madison street cayed in on tho NJ.
e. 7. railroad connection, and a mum
Der o. Yorkmen we're busy this morn
ing removing the obstruction
The rate on cotton from Shreve
porl 10 New Orleans has advanced tc
81 per bale, and passage TO $40. This
is owing to extreme low water and diff.
hcult navigation.
The Sto. Geneyieve, Captain D A
Wist 10 command, is the regular Mon.
day Anchor line packet leaving at
p u. for Cairo, St, Louis and ali way
landings. Joan Messcngale is he.
polite clerk.
Captain Lederman, owner of til,
drummer boat Uhas. Rebstook, say
that his boat is not libelled for wage
/ On, .he crew, but that having som,
diH;cn1tv wns,h the contractor, il wa
his wish that the boat " stopped her
until an understanding Is arrived :
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-15
memphis and little Rock.

LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Nail a passenger. daily. e.51s n. 5 Rp.m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-15

COTTON HxoHANes QUOTATIONS.
IBtAndArd International classification.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-15
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAT.
For Osceola. Osceola Belle. m
Friars Point. james Lee........5 D M
Arkansas City, Dean Adams..5 D m
Arkansas river, Marlin Speed D m
White river. josie Harry.........5 D m
" ST. Louis, Ste. Genevieve.........5 D m
New Orleans Annie p. Silver. IS D nj
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-15

-
New Orleans Mall, daily II. 20 pm. TO- 10 am
Bardis Accommodation,
daily Except Sunday)- '3.B pm. els Am
Freight train daily lex
cent Su1dsvl ......-.......l ITO Am. as Pm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-15
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

.OaIsvsIle aad Nashville ana GFeaf
Southern.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-15

Extraordinary Semi Annual .Drawino,
at New 0rleans, Tuesday, December i4th, 1880,
unaer the personal supervision and manage.
, 1880-10-23
THE REV. FAAEI. l1.AlsT.

ID ths Editor u The Gaedso Tribune.
tl1cAth,. PCT: 1t wns w1H M I;reht slr.:
t!s's ; rmnuSs - ressn!Ing tha 'iTs; Tsy;. Fnrsi
Hart. w!lu with l,Es wife went tlawlI with thu
Alpel,A. TtID remarks, though coming from
solilguGe WHO claluIs to knnw whit lu IL
talking nboilt, appear +, ;ne to ba y y xcry
Ut mourning fur his loss.
UntlnHhtet1ly, MI. Hart attempted to return
lOnsa ~ tho AlpeGn: II ht did sO III ,opln!st-
ton to '!s w'te's Wishes, ai persuaded tllat
oyer M w,1i.lI IL ha.l no coatrof.
Itr rc'nark cl,aIrK'ng him With being "stn-
lnlyn beell assnctatett With linn during his
on the sabbath, and As a fellnW-teacl,er with
lin III thu SAbDntli-AclGtt, nrltl Gun truly SNy,
with q hundred others NJ clnsely associated
with HIN ny myself. TINT l hnve. nesor seen
scrlbetl III tho artlclo retorse.! to.
We, hts daily asa0clates. ere united IN our
0pitllnl ut hini ~ ull. upright, c0nrtcnlts,
Christian gentleman, WHOM 1t wtis Il prlsllego
, gmstSn g1SsrG, - to Mr kow; iio,t IN ,,x,r. IN MS
wfe whom &ie loved nnd respected, II, Justice
10 Ills s4,rrlwing fllulnts, W. resent tho
clMrgu made agtlfnst him; Aint W. 1!nvt guntl
reasolss f.r .lHllylnE t'e stn,r,Ie,.t lint owlnH
witu's parents, II there ayur WIS. ANY
opposition It w,H on soulU otior
GROUNDS. ant. u ONT might jn'lHa
',v, ts", SS!asIssS, IT, ,,Sia, Mss e%ttrs,y '9 ~ tt s
uecastot only Tue utlnoSt g0od-wlll pluEpited
NluunK ull narttes cul,cevnel,
III closing. w0nld releat that, II Mt. Hart
Insisted Hp0tl returning upon tic sltts!al!rt
Instead Ut by thu ears, " VIVA mast !ss]lFeuly
iog Sums ot,ssr reasoM .i,an rsii-@l!l. st
MAIHiUE:ltlTE C0UK.
, 1880-10-23
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARITY.

SAN FRANcIsCII, Oct. =. a.--lresltlent liaycs
Mil pnrty arrived Mt MADEIRA this evening
fr0n trip to tho Yosemite, which, was ..e-
complshed IN fur days. Thu pgrty express
thcn!selyea delighted Will! ttls!,. exculSllt'.
rlley leave agaln thIs etettug BY slAsc!al
tratn on the Southern iaciat for 1.os Anga-
len, thence east, connettug with the AtcAl4
son, T0peku i Santa u 1iQa..
ST. Louis, Mo-, OCT. :sa.-rA telegram was
sent two or tl!ro days nyp by tlls UMIon
League Of this city, aud Ala4enttcrll. Smith,
President of tie Murehant9 Exchange, to
lrcatAlelt Hayes, inviting htpl to st. Louis
Un Ills way Enst. M ailsWsr lllls l,ecl, re-
eNlyel, Init II eolnMlttee REPRESENTING ato
!. CITY Goyernuclt, merchants. alMl Cntto,l
Exchange, UMlull League, st. Louis Club,
pnd lnilttury ur9anfzati0lIs 0f tb0 city, lias
been nppolnlbtl to ~ rlllge for tie 4.rsttient's
reception iil easo lu accepts tho lnvttatl0l,.
This Afternoon these committees met, con.
Snlllnleu Into Otlu general CoiAh!ltlet, and
their ClEalflMeIl wrre coMstitMtclan Executive
Committee II carry out WlluteYrr tJnl|s lAa}.
bU agreed upon. 'llo Presidential purity III
expected to reacll Santn 70 lh tWuur tlirep
days, when oil answer tu the li{ytfltiul Will
probably bu telegupiled. -, - =
Hursford'a Acid Phosphate should bp used
, 1880-10-23

~ W4 G4HoF 1J 9HA thke1Q9 A7l2AHss
CMIcAuo Oct. 2saa,-In your edition Ut Tues
day, under heatllug of " Local Politics, " you
made mention Of n lIst OF lH names taken
from rom's Lodging. House. 80 Hntl J., Wss.
for registration: This list was o6taIi!e. W
fita Ut many CALLERS, as,d taken FROM she TT,
lister, being the entiro lllliMber nf lutigers ~
thu ll0Mse tue night 1t was made. at leass
half pf ttleke arv permanent l0tRe!s VIZ
have been hers for in0.llAs; the utAerla'f nv
slustly men working Un tue lakcs, farms, u
other Jobs, aud who patrontze me Whel.esttii
In the city. Thu number ut strangers woh'o
not average llluro thAll ttftper per Joy. i, ,v
:, AZ for lutging-llousrs being cnlohtzel x
!lieKll voters, ! could almost tako Ill oat'
tha& such IL not the casa hure, tho twn pasiL.
ties belng MppureMtly pretty c4natly Ir Ir
vtded. froui'a l.1lElng-li0use ~ ~
q four-stury aid basement strlcst
ure, Ansl, although Ii. somew|!a,s
hard lleiglibotL0o4, cal, safely say t]Iat ~
oilo wishing to do Justice to aIl can say !lIo
least thing agAfnst ile.. An tlyestEs'1lioas =
will c0nyilce any olie that my buslrsS. - y
carried on sQuarely, systematically, a''l "
uerly.
never me.idle with politics, never made
cent frnin 1t, AMI have ,leyer yote.i,-c;'hsp
qucntly belong to no party; tespsctf!llS'
Proprietor Toms Lodging. hou'~
, 1880-10-23

ond, John y. Ada1r: Third, Joseph hon
l3ncaN: Secretnry, j. X. Gardner: Treasurer.
Pr. .Joacpl' = Lano; Execltiye COMMITTEES:
E'sel, jas,,ss II T. Mslroy % stuvss siE' II Ha. 4aW'
a,lL Jnltca j. l!caly at largg; Finance Com
Mlltee John Wentworth. John n. Waite,
aMl lloratin n. afay., rho CHAIR appoiMtesl
+. jacols s 4 eo1nI}}tco ia a ac!ect Ga'nipaIsn
Cn,Inlltee to bo composed OF two FROM cacll
precinct.
ontaiS Of THE cLun
Mr.. Col'tr'l, after calling Mr.. .1ncobs to tho
cilnEr. t!rocscAet to ante why, n ltew club was
called tho mcutlng, were aetualeQ by eno
pubifcan Glib which would not bolt tic e0,i-
SiMslns % ot my IT,, epnyention, @ @ IA,ppi|s.'ss; W piu ;
club, WHICH, mt being successful lit SECURING
favoretl, Ind .bt,Etctl the regular no1ninecs
Of the lAto Conyentto!, cspeclai rtfcretce
"S liz calsature saS 10 ,lr ' coDr' 'ua 6elieveE f
there WIZ III ward #, tho city Or district III
t!.e eo"aty which represented mose. brnlMs,
entcrprF*t at,'! polit1cal Influence than slf.l
il l,lr'aa''y, al!!l past d!'lercnees alioull b b
fair auIong themselves. [Applanse. lie
sn,ltl9n,eI ,I, co,!s'ant md ntrinE effort. a,Ml
uhPcA lt!o tcRHltI nlliluleIS VI ttt ltkANt
conventions would ho heartily Supported by
every mai! WHO called lsls,:se!i Republican,;
Mr.. EAstom ,n0vctt that the Club inttt'rso NIL
tlle no1ntatio''S ,natIe II tho County Cunvetl.
lion; MS" ttnt they i!tt!orsc TIC nomination
Df A.cssrs lfawes mil Rockwell Tor tic Leg
WlllInii AI!Irlch. Tho nation was carried
amidst aprla',se. u..,,.,
There were Immediate md hearty calls for
Alr. Rockwell, WlIo casne lorwart a1l adj
If&saed ule G!it.
lIG sntl llG hui not desired the olllce or
mulG my ciIort to secure the nonlj'ation,
l4t llHtl lnsi. waited nln't, by T. eotn,nittee,
wltn, Nites so.'sss!efa3!s nerss'aslol', hau stc-
GeGtled ~ pfocstrlag ~ e.iaeiis u ftisl. ilo
did not pi0pnse attempting campaign
speech, hut Ind co.!le 10 nss'st ~ the orgnl:
zattou nf club wEliH1, lo believed You'd
propvrly represent the Republican sentiment
nf tlle w,!rt|: lAppla9sc. lia believed tho
Al ASt!s;l 81 the First SelatorlHd H., Convent!nl'
ti0r WIS eompnscd 0f ivsularly:clcctest tlclc.
Eaies md It %nS the manly thing fer every
H!'lll who ea!icll himself !septtbltcaH to
nave Stood ~ tfe 'oiait'ssfi3s's ''lAt!S s,y
tlat convention. lAppla'lse.l ar; Rock.
We'l stshl l,e ilau enllstea for
the eatnl,Aig1l. ah!l was prepared, IT neees.
sa1y. 10 1aght tnp 9ollcrs, N urttor 70 preserYg
aeceht regard tor pflisc1p!e' tapplhase
, 1880-10-23
IN GENERAL.


The several county headquarters yesterday
wero the sccne OF unusual activity. as tho
entt 0t tho great struggle ~ drawing nigh
tho Democrats are realizing the fact tl,at a
great many Republicans Arp extraordinarily
confident, believing that SUCCESS will CONC
without working very hard f0r 1t, The
Democrats nrc taking advantage Of this, and
have goue out OIL n still.llunt. and now
clatnl tllat they will reduce tie Republican
maturity In tho Fourth Ward fully B00
fr1lt that 0f previous years. 1n the Second
Congressional District John T. FarllswUrth Is
cArryiltg OH Il very peculiar campaign, l1,d It
brhUnyes the Republicans to bo lp anu doing.
Far',swortll is. 1t Is clattncl, dealing out
promises Of 1'ost-Ot1'ccs, Consulates, Alar-
sialships, md other ofllccs with Il lavish
l,aild. rs though la owned thcn and lind n
FREQ disposal Of them.
at the Republican Headquarters reports
cul!lo In OF various ucccsslolls from the Deu-
ocratlc ranks mil 1t Is sald that tero will bo
wl!o'les!e !s.ten,pet9, to tl'e lsapubll!ceya,,
setttng tlie city Thoroughly ca!!yiissud by
precincts, niMi, rs far Ns posaiblG, Dscer-
iAnlng tic status Of caclI. voter. I'lio. Cam.
paigl Committee held Its usual meet
hlnys' lnys' but but thsro Is not @ tl!at -, amount ,t
IL usual. Tl,uro seems 10 DO no lack Of
vim, but much oyulGonillenco, born OF
tile pnst sacceSsus. 1t should not 10 forgot
1e ,,i s,as eXt a Tnesay s ths LAST tay for EeE.
thp ,lor,llng umtll q o'clock Mt ni3lit. TLosH
wlnt DO not rGstst0r then will jlnA Ereat
trouble &C. iI1 yotl!,g on clection-lay. M lnnn
unfrcs residence OF tiyn Wears In do United
States bctnre u mai! Gun vote. These faets
Should bc h0rn0 IN 1iti,d by nll.
- ~ the l}vnorratIc headquarters Carter II:
esuployts Il lesson-tn work md y0to fnr the
Dcl'loerntlc nsity nr 70 bs discharged. Tl'ero
nre " w. sxesptlyy' s,r @ no ifs 9a bais about IT
urtlete!l to wark or loso tholr Elnces. Tho nlr
arplIma Arcate court Ii full Ut r,n,nrs III
scl,c!nes On rlcctLon~tlay, Assessment OF
sasteS i; '' o c"isstss es4 i "ss ~ atc cat noqt
co,a'Attce, al4 only "tl,o elccth'
Willis tic rsni wSrScrs are lelng lett dit Git ii
1l!e cold. Hundreds u ttollArs lr.. .lDlcd ont
carefully lghdrad. and aru commencing tU
h,yenr vengeance.
TltE SAI.oOSKEErElts' ASSOCIATION
met yesterday afternoon,
After thu admission Ut son,e now members,
thu rsott Of nt}, t!,s eon!ttse y IL anR9nted to
County collhtsslollers, rs tn whether they
wcru deserving of thu support OF tho Ass0-
e'gtlon IL, e. Otherwise, WIS c1lle: @ f9r: o,.. ~
kHupf, who llntl voted. wliun III. tile C0nll.
:tl, T.! ;lireet opposition tn tho Interests of
| snln0nkeopers. 49,.
nlali, hid Atluiph Aiiiller. Thu hitter gentle
, 1880-10-23

IL !hs Editor ~ Iht Chicago Tribune.
CHlcAd0. Oct. :sa-I wist. to voice the sen
l1ments Ut the colored voters of Our country
III reference to tho many ISLANDERS hurled
1gntNst tlle Republican nominee, uen. GuF'
Mhl. by the De.n0cfAtia leat'efs.
ilaye especial reference to tho Inst ch1l'
pnlgll fulsellHo1 which f,ls branded them ~
pruyartcaturs aiMl false to all prlnetplts ot
l.0lieAty nnd Justice. refer to tltelr lust NM
dishonest attHlmpt to cui,Ilept JN,ncs a. Gut.
field with the t,'itresa Immigration md cheap
!abor, which VIC III! know lias hrs1l proven
tuiss. SUM Of nMr people elalM to ba wct!tleu!
70 De!npcraey. but al g!a1 to say thy y,,,5S n5S
l,elubers IT this small baud lIas been serI,eai
tn !,ttnulty 20 long tint to lIas lost all SgsS y "
1f hunor II tlg ever possessed It. | ctrtntIy
doubt it. Respectfully yonrst G. +. W.
, 1880-10-23

Hursford's Acid Phosphate should bo usH1
when your htalu IL tired from ovetex4tiou+ Wv
, 1880-10-23
Final Preparations for To-Day's
Grand Parade,
Speeches In the Evening by w.
D. Kelley and Col. W.'P.
Rond.
Chris Manners Explanation Of
an Affair Which Happened
in 1876.
Organization Of New First Ward Club
Headquarter Doiugs.



=. TO~DAT'S PARADE.
rhe fr 1nls,T,ni 'lrt,,.
strationHi;oo y i Z tic !s lai,aer r: House
snss wei isfs iSs T ss sessss Of oas
pnr,ltlc. Every hour brought fresh ncccs-
s.ols .! co'oncx, mlla otaeIs se'nlnl ,9al,l anas
specnl "cst h,altipllea at afote w''ic'l was
checked Only " the capac!ss Of the so!au-
% thcra viii in ',o I am inenso m ] t,'rnnat " Il %r"i
| tn"io WI y" a." 1"'"eiso ."'"uA' - Ai!uc'A'
fair.weather estimate places tie number III
t,lrcti oil the batl-wcatiier suppos tto,,. III
unv event tl,e s,,rress or tI,a ,nretlnrs nj
,, H., ns o..,,",, 1,,I,. T., t tha a,n,,;,,a M Is
una lgrs,ss nsr r "'is ~ ~ ,e e'e'iS ai,aa ~
nanes wcro secured to the agreement
circulated aiming the manufacturers mid
,.,n..s nm, -. s,,,rs, +,o otoo,n,, ~ ,+,,r,,s
=. ""n Enttcns H. NJ M u,",mr ] - to AKA
details OF tho fornat'o'1 hive been con1-
plete.i, md every arrangement nladn tint
experience could Suggest. III spite Ut Tho
ti!s tiei'lo!,stration VIII bu GENERALLY acklow-
Gei,. Joscpi, Siockto,l, Grand Marshal, has
appointed the following general staff: AS
|
ncr; j. j. McCauIsy, Cilof Of Stuff; nides
Join e. Ncuty. Genrge W. Cross, u. \. titlet
+: l.. Uldcrsnx, alnllcs Il. Mckay, Gsorg1
fam i. Strong, AaEtist .laeobso't, b G. i.
Coburi!, W, 4. .Tage, a. i. Rock
well, Samuel .Applctnll. Alexander AEac-
Fred Root, Jatltps i. Kirk, Franz A,nhurg,
Theodore .Arnola. t;ls korl,,, Peter llnnd,
fulfil. jossp, Mici,ter a1ui bir. Koei. Tl'eso
officers wit report to {;ulI. Stockton or Capt.
| AluArtey Mt thu Palmer IiUusp Mt PRECISELY
noun.
Col. ". r. Rc,,ti, III command Of the sccond
corps, which Includes Alt decorated wngtil,s,
Guls tptluinfcd Iis stuIT uj,lccra IN frjiUWs:
i. +. I'Obey ChirtOf staff; allies, Z. u. Myers,
i. $. Allen, $. H Hing, o. Jarrett, Stephen
GE, I. % i.e"naml, <. l.rcncrxast, 5. Snitf,,
john u. Duffy, ~ Slllltl, u. j. Hamilton, a.
Russell, ii. +. Gully, .ji,nes Nuwlaii, AIntt
Dc,ner, Robert W1lliNn!s, j. II. Frits,
SicDOwtl. '''''' '
FORMATION.
Tic wagons belonging to this corps will
form q oR WaIas, !; ays;ius' with the right rest
VI III" tirst rt,rns tnhrarcs MI ,unrchtnp
ho,trs r wtti forIm ~, Siicf,i1a" mv..n,,"
m f"liows: ''' N'~''e"" "'o"""'
veda Is rst g S,slo; ca1 e151Hc9g y to sx,n un!on
wffl fnrr, Will tha rigIt resting ul Mnnrt,n
Street. @'@ ''~ '''''' >''''f' VI ''"o
Tie second division, embracing the work
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1t!a'ils street.
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ln,eaus intl,!strial st'cleties, will forin with
thy right resting on Jnckson street. :.
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nrc,i clubs, ,tl'l'lsE co!llnat!,i pf Atni. =. ".
Scntt, will form with the right resting OIL Van
l'Mren strret:
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yai,,ri at ssni Tbo nftlcs. p pen,t,rared m mnny
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-13
SUM MONS.
In the superior Court
OF the State of California, in and
for the County of Los Angeles.
George H. Beach, Plaintiff,
VS..
Elm1na s. Beach, Defendant.)

Action brought in the Superior Court OF
the State of California, in and for the
county of Los Angeles land the Complaint
filed In said County of Los Angeles,
In the office Of the Clerk of said Superior
Court.
The People Of the State of California
send greeting to Elmina s. Beach. de-
fendant.
You are hereby required to appear in
An action brought against you by the
Court Of the State of California, in and
for the county of Los Angeles, and to an
swer the complaint filed therein, within
ten days exclusive of the day of service)
If served within this county; or, If served
elsew here within thirty days or judg-
ment by default will be taken against you,
according to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a
Judgment dissolving the bonds of mar.
rlage between plaintiff and defendant
and awarding to plaintiff the care. GUS
tody and exclusive control of his son
William and awarding to defendant the
care, custody and control OF the girl
separate property and decreeing that the
community property, after the payment
q the dsb,s; be equally divided between
tn have such other and further relief as
may be proper, and tor costs OF suit.
References is had to Complaint for par.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail to appear and answer the said Com
plant as above required, the said plain.
tiff will cause your default to be entered
and will apply TO the Court for the relief
demanded IN the Complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
the Superior Court of the State of Cali.
i0rnia. in and for the County of Los An
geles, this 25th day OF May, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and eighty. tSeall
A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
BY A. NORTON, Deputy. jei I'm