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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
A WORD TO TRAVELLERS.

We have word to say in favor of the Missouri
Pacific. Railroad II was the .'pinnrcr'' line
Westward and is the ..oId reliable" route To 81.
Louis With the impruv"m' which have
bern made during, the past year, we ID, ii're tN;ii
the Missouri Pacific Railroad has ;he hest track
and tn. iin.:t and safest cquipmsns "i amy iims
Of line Conrtcs rGuippc,t with the Miller plat
iorm anil the patent mir brake, from Lexington,
through :. ,la,a and Jefferson Citv To ST. Louis
connecting at st Louis wi h eleven through
routes to points North. East and South. Pariic'
ular information with mtpS, time tables, Sc.,
may he ha.l at the Ticket Oihc" o. IN, company u
tiun to T. \. Ford. General Passenger Agent
Nn
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
EMIGRATION TURNING!

CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.
The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
offers l. 2OJ 800 acres ot land IN Central aud
Southwest Missouri, ut from 81 t" Sie per acre
IN seven years time, with free trrnsrortafini,
from 81 Louis to all purchasers. Climate. soil
timber, mineral wealth, schools. churches am,
law-abiiing society invite cmirr,ntS from al
,nints to this land of fruits unl flowers. For
particulars address y. Tuck, Land Commission
rr, St Louis Mo ian:Siy
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

Ardinger's stock of Shawls is
the largest, most beautiful and
cheapest in the city. Come
while you can get choice OF
these desirable goods.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
MARRIED.

| At the Mrtho li-t Episcopal Chucrh South. IN
this city, Tuesday eve ung October g7th, BY
Rev. r. j. .lSartrs, Mr.. CHARLES u. ALL
STADr 70 Miss MARY j., daughter Of VIM. r.
ker,ioir, Esq. NIL VI this city.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

WHISTLES
Srlndics and other liquors ut wholesale AMI
retail. Special attention called to our old
kentucky WHISTLES made bJ Clay & Pierce,
Paris, Bourbon Co.. Ky; by Bond !s Idilard.
Anderson Co., Ky; AMI by John Shields,
Oanville, Ills. These WHISTLES are the finest
brands OF their several kinds In the market.
>aL arc known by all judges of the article.
A. A. & j. u. LESuEUR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

A dispatch from Salt Lake says
that John e. Heenan, prize fighter.
died on Saturday morning neat
Rawiing, Union Pacific railroad.
while on l4s way 70 San Francisco
OF cousuinptisA
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

DoN'r HAWK, HAWK. SPIT, SPIT,
BLOW, HI.ow, and DISGUST everybndy
with vuur Catarrh aud its offensive
ndor, when DR.. Sage's Catarrh REM
cdv will speedily destroy all od"r,
arrest the discharge and cure yon:
65S
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
Ardinger sells Kid Gloves
worth S. IS for only 20 cents
per pair.
Citizens OF Lexington,

Citizens OF Lexington,
II You want good goods in the grocery line
cheap, and delivered at your doors promptly
any time OF day. call on Messrs. A. A. & j.
o. Lesueur. who will attend to your wants
with alacr'y and sell yoq goods at the ioY'
est possible prices,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

About 5000 900 in silver coin will
be paid out this week iu the regular
business of the treasury department,
unless gold goes up or bankers at
tempt 70 speculate.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
Strayed or Stolen,

IINROM the stable of the subscriber, In Lexing-
II ton, on SATURDAY. night, October 9Th, . lighi
hay horse mule, nine years old fourteen and hal
hands. shod In front, reached and shaved, hail
rubbed oil, and little sore just behind the sad
die. Any information of him will be gisdiy re.
crived, and q liberal reward will be paid for hi
recovery. NAT. W. BuLLAhp
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
$l.5O for Wheat.

The undersigned will pay sl.oo bushel
for graded No. 9 wheat, anu 81 80 u barre,
for corn shucked, delivered ut Lexington or
Carrollton.
To be take. in Singer Sewing machines.
ocI5-3t r. T.. MICuENEH.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

The engineer of the freight train at
the Lamonte disaster, on the Chicago
and Alton railroad, has been acquit-
ted of the charge OF man-slaughter.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

Fifty cars per day are ferried over
the Missouri at Boonville. The first
span of the bridge was swung Oh
Saturday and the structure will be
completed January l.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
Emoor;um of Fashion.

HTRS. s. T.. ARNOLD respectfully invites
ISl h.r friends and customers To call AMI
in -pcct an elegant varied assortment "f mii-
iiucry. comp irible TO any in tie city Inc stock
cun,irisus most beautiful lot of French flowers,
JrO,..,lr ribbons. an ties, ruchinEs. enbroidtr-
linen collars. cuils and under>lecres, mourn,
ing SETS. also In crepe; zephyr so"ds, rr"chee'i
suc1, for children, bliss, ami variety "i "thef
articles too tedious tn mention Ladies', call anu
:, g for yourselves; all orders will receive careful
| attention.
| Mrs :. p. ARNOLD,
nc-IS One s.uur east OF Court house.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

A small sheet is issued in Baltimore
called 1.-The Baltimore Matrimonial
Journal and Real Estate Advertiser
The association between these two
interests in unexplained.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
A Job lot of new and beau
tiful style Prints received at
Ardinger's, and offered at &c
cents per yard.

Farmers
And others desiring to buy round lots oil
groceries. areinNited to call and look at our as
sortment. and get our figures. We have the
largest stock In .ais county aud will figure
down luw, A. A. Il j. o. LESUEUR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

castoyja /, more than u substitute for Cas-
tor oil. II Is the only sAFy article in existence
which il rertan TO assimilate tie food, regulate
the bowe's, cure win,i-colic: AMI produce nnln-
uhine or alcohol, and i pleasant TO take. Chill
drr.n need not cry, AMI mothers may rest.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

Chas. W. Ford, u. s. collector foi
ST. Louis. and Gen. Grants uOst ILL
timate friend in thar city. died in
Chicago Oh Friday evening. after II
few days illness, of, bilious pneu-
moni;l, aged 54.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

The Toledo aud Wabash refused
John Graberts cars to ship his grain.
The courts gave him $1,000 damages
Saturday.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

A California aeronaut took his
sweetheart and a justice of the peace
into the clouds Saturday, for q we'd
ding oil among the little stars.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

Beware of cheap-dyed AL
pacas, that turn gray the first
time they are worn. Buy none
but the best. Ardinger keeps
them, and sells them at the
lowest figures.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

The prefect of Lyons has suspend
ed the municipal council for two
months and appointed II committee
of forty TO perform their duties.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

For the best family groceries, go
to Alan Toeppe's, east Of the market
house. lie always has them. sept2i-2m.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

New Dress Goods and Trim
mings are coming in every day
at Ardinger's.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

The Dispatch asserts that !he banks
of 81. Louis had five millions more
currency in their vaults Oh Monday,
when they resumed payment, than
they had ut their SUSPENSION.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

The yellow fever scoprgc is causing
great devastation in Bryan and Cal
vert, Texas.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
FOR y ALE.
kYmsIxlcs

City Warrants. III suns To suit all persons
IN payment ofcity taxes. Apply TO
sep2Iml. WM. MORRISON IL Co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
HIGH PRICED SHEEP.

James Hedges, OF Bourbon, sold
last week, 10 Jm". Mobcrly, two
Cutswold eve lnmbs for the sum of
$500. This is the highest price Oh
tanned for sheep, as far as we have
heard, tor u loug time. Once Oh u
time, though, Mcrino sheep were sold
in Lexington for even greater prices.
The house on the hill in which judge
Robertson now lives was contracted
tor ut five Thousand dol ars aud paid
for with two Merino sheep, estimated
ut that time to be worth that amount
OF money.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

tEiITpm tisni, nrura'E Eia. lock jaw palsy,
sprains, swellings. cake.brrnsts, sca d-, burns,
sait-riie,m, ear-acilc, de-, upon the human
frame, and Of strains, SPAWN, gals. So, upon
animals In one year than have all other prctend-
cd rene lies since the world began. ft is cotfn.
ter -irritant, nn all healing pain rcievrr. Grip
pie. throw away their crrtch's. the lame walk.
poisonous bites nre rendered harmirss. and the
wonndrd healed without scar. u Is no hum
bug. The recipe Is published around each bottle.
II is selliog NJ no article EVER before sold. and IL
sells because II does just what II preicnds to do
Those WHO now sn Ter from rheumatism, pain or
swelling ,li'scr'c to suser " they will not use
Centsur Iinment. More than I0o1 certificates
of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs.
chronic C. rheumatism, gont, running tuners,
&c, have been received. We will send circu-
lar containing certificates, the recipe, &c, gratis
to any one requesting 1t One bottle OF tie yell
low wrapper Ccntaur 1.inimrnt Is worth one
hundred dolIars for rspavincdor swecnied horses
AM, mules, or for scre.-worn In sheep. sfock-
owncrs-this linimrnt Is worth yonr attention.
No family should be without centanr Lin'nicnt.
Sold by all Druggists. 80 cents per bottle; large
bottle. 81. 90. j. II. ROSE & Co., 5J broadway,
Neg York. octs-Iy
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
A LIVE LORD.

A live lord-hc of Skelmcrsdalc, Of
Ormskirk, Llucashire, Engiand-has
been stretching his aristocratic legs
on the sidewalks of Lexington. lie
is on the very unaristOcraiic business
of cattle buying anu seemed to know
the points OF u bovine, as well us
though he was III si,c habit of curry
ing them down.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
NOTICE OF FINAL
SI-1'S5,s: tEa.SE.

NYOTICE Is her .hv given 70 all persons inter-
II estr,l III the .s:i:" OF linrii r.. Van Ansien,
"A minor that iiir un 'trSiSEci .'ifruian ~ ti'r
son and estate OF said I'I:Tcrs has hleu MS az
c,unt for settlement al sai0 minors estate at ,h'
nc, >ber term ui the Probate court OF Lafayette
COUNT, Mo, au.i will apply at the next tenn OF
said col, 1t, to be held or the first MOudny IL
niary, 's1i, t,r final discharge nf his gua:d-
ranship. ARCHIBALD >. VAN AEGLtN,
n,.aI Guardian
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
Wednesday, the 2oth daS % "A'~s

In front of the court house door, IN iss siS
of Lexington, in the county county, o, he hours
of nine o'ciock in the forenoon anu liz ny
clock IN the afternoon of ha, day ssi a1 pIS ,p,,
lie ven,iuc, To the highest hinuer' h i"u ,h.reoi
"a may be necessary, to satisfy and pay on SAN
uroiUissory note and interest, with the COSTS anu
s.r,,a. .om GILES W. JOYNER, Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
Resumption in St. Louis.
From the St. Louis Dispatch.l

lr TOIu %. i>hhio
This being the day set for Il rcSuElp.
ton of currency payments. u Dispatch
reporter took II tour of the banks
to gather such information as might
be of interest TO the public.
The trip: however, was of the more
Importance iii po:nt of distance
travelled than interest TO the reader.
Nothing OF umsual character had
occurred Mt any of the banks and on
the whole the day was dnllcr than
during any day last week. the deposits
at almost all of the Banks being i'll
excess OF the drafts.
IN GRAIN CIRCLES
there was 10 life whatever, and, as q
consequence, commission men were
not calling for any funds. Every
banker questioned gave the samt
answer; that 10 unusual demand hac
been made upon them, aud that they
had every reason to believe conf
dcnce had been fully established
that deposits were increasing aud th'
fall demand, which must begin within
iano,her week, had been anticipated
and all necessary capital was Oh han'
to meet ii.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
PREMIUMS AND GIFTSI!!
Administrative Sale.
aDaER HE SALE.

DY virtue of an order the Lafayette county
ID Probl.c Court. made NJ the October Term,
ISI of sad court. 1, the under rsignei, ,t''mlns-
traitor of the rst;.'c oil VIM. " lhorii, deceased,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

All domestics at wholesale
prices at Ardinger's.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
TOM BOWLING

Tom Bowling was again winner at
the American Jockey Club races Oh
Thursday. Six horses started. Tom
Bowling came in first, MerOduc
second, und Lizzie Lucas third. Time
$50. This will make more than $40,
UOO in stakes lic has won for his owner
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
THySyEE-S SALE

YYyMHREAS. John W. Perkins and sarsh "a , A.
w Perkins his wife, Of the coliu'y OF "a
r,y ~. ,ni St,f,. of Missouri, by their certain
de ii of ,ri,.t n:c the 18th lay Of January, n;
-, Isis. aud Of r.curi IN the Eeror.Sv o'i.e on
,.S.,. ,a iii convey 10 the undersigned trnstec
The fniowiu. described real rst.te. situate; ss ,s
anl ben" " il, he county Of Lafayette, nh" su'e
rhn ,SI h,r of IN. no, .heast quarter OF sec.,or
pun,ber thirteen Q3i in township nahUx, U;,,. tS
eight tisj ut :T,,tge number tSen'y-n'"e '-''
containing eighty (S) acres ,a;r nron,.
niss,,ry notes in saii dc. of trust ot a.oms
aud whereas, saIt, notes have long since bs "r.
| dine and remain unpaid new. thcr,fn'c, IN tn
sunnr. of the pow cr vested in me as snGh itetes
un,I at the request of the legal holdef o! saw
nuteS, l Will, on
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
Lexington. Ky. Items.
tFrom tl,s Gazette.
A BRISK TowN.


Lexington, 10 lively hotwithstalld.
inv the iuli times. 'T'rndc is Of rourae
more or less atIecied by The s,ispeii-
sion OF Eastern banks, nli,l the par.
ai.sis Of trade at bther points. Yet
tho attraction offered by the Blue
Grass region, f,f the shape of fine
horses and cattle, conIpciisalcs IN some
,ueasure for the duliiiess these iifit-
enccs would bring about. To HOOK
IN at the Phenix llu.el, Mt night, Que
would think NIL the strangers were
assembled around the pool stand, but
when we 20 to the opera house, VIC
find tho building full Ofstfnhge iaccs.
The trottitig races are the great
attraction at present, but moi tic
sole Attrnetion. Meii are drawn
hither, now as at OTHER times, " take
u look ut the short horns.
COLT SHOW.
A colt-show, the produce Of Erics.
spn, was held at the trOtting-track ol
Thomas bradley on Thursday, und
the following premiums, given by
Mcssrs. Lewis Il Barker, were award
ed;
best ycarling, regardless Of sex,
cntrius-J. IL. Gilbcri's tiily, iirsl
pren,uun. 300; Bud Lewis iiiIey.
secui,d premium.
Best yearliug iilly, 6 entries-J. c,
Montague first premium, 500; Bud
Lewis, second premium.
Best ycarling colt, 4 cntries--Wm
MUIR, first premium, 800; Ii. Z,
McGrnth, second premium.
A., las I,N
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
DIED.

At the residence Of hts father, near Higgins.
vile, Tuesday. October 1th. TURNER o., son
OF Turner o. and Parthcnia w. Peacock, aged
l6 months.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
Wednesday,, the 5th day of NoScm'
Der, 1873,

nni durin. the session of the Lafayette County
Court, pr,rrc.i 10 sell Al public auction, To ire
highest bicc, for cash, at the court h"'i>c
door, in the city ofLrAin -ton, Ike following tie
srribcd real estate, belonging 10 said estate, to-
Wit:
Thirteen acres, more or less, on of the nortn
end oI the southeast quarter oi the northeast
lIIlrcr of lection eight (s), township forty -ni,-
(.O), range iweaty EIGHT t2S).
Situate lying ami being in Lafayette county
Missouri BENZ. ID. R.N,iLAND,
nrs Nlu,ini,ty ,tyutnr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
THE RIG noa.

Tho monstrouss hog we noticed nj
the Paris fair, raised i'll Athens conn.,
~, Ohio. pnd wekA,ips ovyr l;4Oo
pounds, is now on Exhibition on Up
per street, between Main anh Water,
in this cily. 1t is Chester white.
and is certainly n curiosity in its way
, 1873-03-31

Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
ALBANY, N. T., March 30.-DrEvEa-Iha Eosult Of
this weeks market has bean favorable to drovers. Re-
ccipa for tia week. 86s8 hoad, 1870 In Of Inst
week. There wero 20 loads Of Toxaus, mostly North
fed Ane TINT they taken In preference to
natives OF similar weight even at higher pEioes. Bales
of th;a desSEpton wero made made Il $aeo@eo res
Illinois Htsera ranging from l,421 to 1868,
lbs, and from that down to $40 for medium weight.
Tho market uponed at advance Of No per b, 1--we
weight, ali grades and gradually grow stronger and
cosod firm at ~ story Oh good cattle, and from to
10 On common to medium.
cepts At tho Market by rail- for tho weak ending
to-day, aud proyous estimating cattle II head to tho
car sheep 2o0, hogs Loo, horses 10:
Ihts Ee<t. Lat utek. Since Jan. /,
neeves ...,....., a.osS a9,sdo a9,s1o s9esa 9s3
Hogs 400 2e,G00 H3,4
second qaality, :90Qsaoo third qualify s.5o56.21
M11ou Cows-Ono full load mas sold to dealer on
tho road at $52,00, taken thoy wero. The market
range $45 0017o DO for common to rather choIco milk
erB, with and without calvea,
WORKING OxEN-A fow yoke Wero taken 1t pr1coa
ranging from 6&GHc, aud extra fat and heavy Ut TO-
siixEr AND LAMna-supply Light snd demand rather
markets. Ths ruling Of the market is from X to 10
psr ID highor thau last week.
HoaeEs-Bupply amounting to 30 cars, or 280 hoad.
There has been very fair trade buyers plenty aud
sellers ready to meet them. No change to noto In
pEtc0a.
, 1873-03-31

War Department PrognosttcasfonE.-
Tho storm Mt the East md south.

War Department Representations
Tho Storm Mt the East md South.
Wan DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF TIE Cu1ER
SIGNAL SERVICE, Dlv1s1oN OF TErEonAs1s AND
REPORTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.
WARRINGTON, D. O., March 30.-Probabiitios
For Monday the low barometer in Illinois will
move eastward Into tho Middle statoa. For tho
South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States, south
west winds, cloudy md rainy weather.: For tho
Middle states southwest Winds threatening
weather, and possibly sain. Tor New ENGLAND.
weather. For tho Lower Lakos, Boutheast and
northwest winds, threatening and rainy Teather'
partly cloudy and clear Weather. For tho North
woat, diminishing northwest winds and olear
weather. For the Ohio Valley, Light winds and
rain until Monday evening, followed by brisk
westerly winds.
R1ouMonD, w., Mnroh 2o.-Dispatchos from
day very general In the South. Tho gallo has
boon accompanied by hail, snow, ind rain. All
dispatches mention moro or less damage to
property.
Pu11ApELpu1A, March 80.-Tho gallo on Batur-
dny night WAS worry soyere TteeB and foncos
woro blown down, and great injury done to
buildings In procoas Of erection.
, 1873-03-31

4 Train on the Rensselaer, d Saratoga
:: railroad precipltatcd Down an EEnS
bankmcnt--Two Persons Killed: nndf
! Many Injured. Va:
= RUTLAND, IT., March 80.-An accident, .attend-
cd With fearful consequences, occurred tnlgHP
to the express train over tho Rutland ~ Hash~
ington Division Of tho Rensselaer, 4 Saratoga
Railroad, duo here ut lido Sunday morn
Ing. 1T. oppears TINT tho surfac6 water.
had .underminol; tho truck. at . place
sGout one and e. e bali ha1f =. miles eouth ct ct
tt,is point, between II and "a O'Clock, tho truck
appeared to DO all right, but as soon ~ tho
locomotive struck the dangerous spot tho track
and ties sank, preotpftating tho locomotive, bag.
fss and aossn N so
motive Hcnt down On thq right hand side.
40 feot; turning completely over. Henry
Conner, engineor1 Patrick MonaAan, fireman;
Mr. Ryan, another engineer, and Fred Downs, .
Downs and Monahan woro instantly killed:
Horny Conner had two OF three ribs broken, and
was considerably bruised, but will doubtleaa
recover. Rynna injuries are not SERIOUS. Tho
Ssss'saa s 81 ea fs .aa seposs ss
Eheh ae ha ta,s sas s,ss st b.
tho two rear oars were ali Hhakon up badly,
hardly ono oacaping without some scratch OF
bruiBe. Among the badly hurt Ia @. D. German,
Lafayette, Ind, injured In tho leg snd breast.
The injured ones will all, IT is thought, recover.
When conductor Downs wau found, he was
laying In water and mud under tho casing Of tho
domc ot tho locomotive, with his neck broken.
Flroman Mouahan Was found In tho mud under
the front of tho locomotive, and it waB neoea-
snry to dig some little tlmo before tho body
could DO got out. Monnhan was out oiling the
yalyes when the accident occurred. Tho pasaen-
gors, and what was left Of tho malls, nrTiyod
hore at noon today. .-.-
Special Dtspaioh to TA< cateago 7rfouns.
DETBo1T, Maroh 90.-Thotrain on the Great
Western Rond, due hore ut o'clock on SATURDAY
morning, ran OF tho track thirty
five milos from this city, owing to broker!
rail. Tho sleoping-cnr was turned over, and
two ladies thrown against the stove and severely
burned. Two children Wero also badly burned,
mud ono is nkoly to die. Tho car took fire. and
was destroyed. Two othor cars were thrown
from tho track, and al1 tho passengers more or
leas bruised, but no lives were lost.
, 1873-03-31
misguided girl is In the ha~ln Of tho milwaukee,
police awaiting tho arrival Of ter father. The
yoslng mans name is not known.
CINCINNATI.
The Now Metropolitan Polico ACt..-
Political Prospects.

The Now Metropolitan po1ico ACt..-
Political Prospects.
Special Dsspatch to tbs Chicago Tribune,
C1No1NNAr1, O., March so.-The aot he
Legislature on Friday in passing tho Not :, IL
tan Police bill for Cincinnati, stira tho ca 8 on
Of municipal politics hore, and givca IL :. .fb-
erals ind Democrats confidence Of sue { In
elocslng their Mayor. Tho spirit Of unior mi
fosta itee1f in tho harmonizIng of : no.
orata and Liberals, md tho unie 8 Of
all parties In the nominattos e OF
tho same mon for four important otlloc.s, .1,ot
the municipal, tho other two for do1egats tho
Constitutional Convention. Very, maa ~ ard
oi3corH have tho support Of all throo leg.
Tho spirit Of independence shows itself chiefly
In works. In tho multitude Of candidates. Whero
the selections of primary elections have not poon con
up Independents candidatos. Altogether, tho
present situation in regard to unity and lndo-
pendonco arc satisfactory.
4 certified oopy q the Motrop9lttan Poliso sil!
Davis yesterday. + commits tho control q tho
ponoo to commission consisting OF tho Mayos
and four men. olooted from four districts. The
Council Is to district tho city, OF, failing to do
tho Superior Court.
Tho stir haa already begun between the par,
tiea to got control Of the police BY the political
construction Of districts. Tho Council meets
tomorrow, but tho probability 1s tho uoancu
tho tho Council falling, tho work Of diatrioting
goes. to, the Superior Court, gives no time fof
nominating Oominissio aa the election OCCURS
On tho Monday following besides, II Is not cor.
tain that tho Superior Court can do tho work Of
Saa pg e. E po ono s as rh Il asif Il pope
ulatlon. Meantime, 1t takea from Dayieg,
the present Mayor, and Republican candl.
dato for ro-olection, much powor in the way Of
prospective patronage to socuro his recollection:
Efforts will be made to prevent redistriotfng and
etavo OF tho effect Of the law for ut least one
yoar. Tho law reduces tho pay ,ot the.police
from @g to R2.60.
, 1873-03-31
MEXICO.

CrEY OF MEXICO, haroh &C.
1orre has LsvA appcsztsseHo
Tho remains Of an anoien{tl
to have been erected contur1Pff
oovery OF Mexico, have beela
Joso Mountnirdn In the STATE
stone statues representing AMI
have been dug up In the Wcinit
Tho revolution in Guatal,
strength. Tho Government l.
with reyereeH.