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The INVESTIGATION OF COMMISSIONER
SMITH.-The Secretary of the Interior, at the
Special request of Commissioner Smith, OF the
Indian bureau, has appointed commission to
investigate charges made against him Smith
relative to the sale of timber when ne was agent
Of the Chippewas in Minnesota. The commits
SION consists OF Dir. james Smith, of st. Paul,
Minnesota; Mr.. n. j. Turney, of Ohio. men,
Der of the board of Indian commissioners and
MIR. W. X. Jennings, of Pittsburg. The COM
mission met in this city yesterday, and after
electiDg Mr.. Smith chairman adjourned to meet
at st. Paul on the 9th instant. Commissioner
Smith has requested the Secretary Of the Inte-
rior TO direct the commission to hear the testi-
mony Of every one whose word Is worthy of
investigation OF all the charges brought against
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18

Two HUNDRED REcEuITs have been ord red
to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, TO reinforce the
Sd nd 5th infantry.
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LEAVE OF Absence for sixty DAYS, on sur
genn's certificate Of disability, has been granted
Captain A. n. Durham, corps OF engineers.
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~ THx CHIcAoo BrLLIARD TOURNAMENT
yesterday tho first game was between Slssson
los The second game, between CyriIle Dion
anG Maurice Daly, was won by the latter By 400
70 Oion.sS50. The game between Garuier and
y son Dion last night was won by Garnier-
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvEsUs The -ese pts from this
source to-day were 500 600 81
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RoBBKRT AT FAIRFAX SrATIos Tues
Gay night, the 18th, while Mr. Mitchell, at
Fairfax station Va, was absent. At sumner
only Tor short time, the store door at the sta
non rouse was opened-With false key 1t ia
supposedly some unknown person, or per-
us contents, amounting to $500 in money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18

REDUCTION OF WAers.-on account Of the
falling on Of travel many OF the BROOKLYN horne
car companies have ordered the reduction OF
wages from the president 20 the stablemen- The
pay Of conductors and drivers has been reduced
Is cents per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18

Mr.. HENRY g. SESER, of Frederlckburg,
Virginia, has been appointed a railway post
Office clerk between Washington, ID. c., and
Weldon, n. c., at a salary of 3 200 per year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18

The PosTNAsTER GENERAL has finished His
Tsrert, and 1t was tO-ds1 submitted to the
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AuorHKR MrssIHe SrRAuxR. : There ara
iesxs 9at the United States steamer Ada, which
iefs Kingston with forty rofioefs ard Ien o.
board, has been iosf, witt an hanls
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The sAner0O0a's Dtsp0sches
Associated Press Reports.
THE CUBAN MASSACRES.
SPAIN WILLING To SETTLE.
HUT We CANT HAVE CURA.
ANOTHRR SPANISH OUTRAGE.
ArFest or New York PASSENGER.
Farther Particulars OF the vfrginius
Capture and Massacre.
The Worcester Gone 60 Santiago.
ArFess or New York Passenger.


MADRID, November 1s.-The Spanish cabinet
are unanimously in favor OF a satisfactory and
honorable settlement OF the virginias dificulty,
but regard the maintenance OF the integrity Of
Spanish territory as essential.
Another Outrage.
the 18th contain the following:
public to make his will.
MORE OF BuRRIEL's ISFANY
The day before the execution OF Ryan, Del
Sol, Verona, and Cespedes, Governor Burriel
held secret interview with the latter, and
endeavoted TO make some arrangement with
him tor the surrender OF his father, President
Cespedes, but failed in the attempt.
REPORTED SAFETY OF SANTA ROSA.
There Is report that Santa Rosa was not
but made successfui landing in q schooner
with forty others.
ARREST OF NEW YORK PASSENGERS.
on the 10th instant, two gentlemen and eight
ladies were arrested at Havana on board the
steamer City OF New York, just from New
York, suspected Of bringing insurgent CORES
ponaence. The owner Of the Bonibalier Ek-
picion, and all are held at the headquarters Of
the chief Of police.
HOW THE vrRsrNIUs WAS CAPTURED.
The oficial report Of the captain of the Tor
nado, which captured the vireinius, rs pub
lished here, but contains no new facts. Reports
Of other officers show that the Virgiuius vas
suffering from large leak IN her bow, which
The Worcester Gene 10 Santiago.
Fort MONROE, Va, November 1s.-rhe
steamer Worcester, the flagship of the North
Atlantic squadron, passed the fort at half past
nine this morning, for Santiago.
Indiana Speaks.
WE MUST HAVE CUBA.
INDIANAPoLIs, November ~. - Governor
Hendricks telegraphed yesterday 10 the com nit
tee Of New York Cuban sympsthlzers as fol-
lows: "Spain cannot be permitted to main tain
her authority in Cuba by means which civilized
nations reject as atrocious, and in the cause of
humanity and good government the United
States should now extend their sympathy and
power over that island. think this is the senti-
ment of the people of Indiana"
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Our Naval Preparations,
Feeling OF the People.


- Cupan meeting was held in Steinway hall,
ssssnd SoTk last night. which ~; n1%etousy
he vice presidents were A. T. Stewart, Hon.
John A. blk, VIM. Z. Dodge, Cornelius Van
derbilt and others. In the course Of his re marks
Mr.. Evarts said: I'VE deal with Cuba as Q com
mittee, and we intend to have redress for these
outrages, loud and prolonged cheering.l and
no such disgracefui butcheries shall ever again
be repeated" Renewed applause.l
Hon. s. 5. Cox said he did not wish to enbsr-
rass the government OF President Grant. We
had besn protesting against the tyrannous con-
action. We might have been wen prepared for
these executions at Santiago, unheard Of in the
history Of any nation. What was the remedy?
lCries Of "war!" "war.''j
spirited eddresses verS alss delivered by
hon. a. ~ Darling and many Others.
Spain chooses to cenpider our defence a9sinst
savage butc hery ~ . cause o. var, We must
meet her also In war, with regret, but without
GEE. LoxosTREEr's PROPOSED RxrRprrroS To
A Dispatch to the Psiiadeiphia Pra.. firm.
this city says "Col. Casey. President Grant.s
brother .in-law, and collector Of custe.s Al
New Orlee1s, says Gen. L0neyfreet ~ fnr =
year past been organizing pioneer exDedition
N New Orleans for IN advance upon Cuba 81
the moment the ocvernnent vcaid 30 sm-
psted. This expedition enroIIs 1880 nsn-
The confederste element has boen rs1afuralised
n vtew o. con1ict for Cuho uhioh shsIl avonge
me - 81 Lepes Ard Crifts1dea. Ibere sfe
800 sroarclnds 1t Neu 0rleoee, bot Col. caGsy
s's2sst 3 IssIs - e 49, - Sc 81 spr.; ss
syer ence the .vaneD ezsoge3oa a tie Iesding
french cclonis@ ~ 0.Rsilly, who built the
Moro Castle It Havana"
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The Alabapsa state rair.

SELMA, ALA, December is.-The Selma ex-
position commences on the 25th instant. Over
forty horses, representing dozen stables, have
already been entered. There will be three DAYS
heats, two in three mile heats and three in ave
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10 BE HANGED FOR RAPR-Judke JeHffes,
OF Tue circuit court, Of Richmond county. Va.
broxton, colored, convicted at this term Of the
court q an outrage, on the person Of . white
gri, ana sentenced to be hanged by the Jury.
Inc sentence Of the court will be executed on
Friday, December 18th 1873.
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PRESIDENT GRANT to-day commenced the
preparation of his annual message to Congress,
but will defer that portion relating to Cuban
affairs until within day or two of the meeting
OF Congress, desiring first TO obtain all possible
information on the subject. During a brief
conversation yesterday, he said that he should
In his message again recommend legislation on
Utah affairs IN order to relieve judicial matters
IN that territory from present embarrassment
jects, Submit plan not yet fully matured
rendering the currency more flexible, and pre-
venting 1t, If possible, from being used, as
recently, FOR gambling purposes. Upon being
President, after being told that certain emf
nent lawyers had expressed their belief that
Senator Conkling would succeed to that Office,
SAID he had not yet indicated the appointment
which, in fact would not be publicly known
until the meeting of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18

The sAD INrBLLIsHHCE has reached .Lrs city
Of the death of Mrs, Edwin NJ. stanton, widow
Of the late Secretary of War, which occurred at
her residence in Germantown, Pa, las. even
ing, about half past O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18

TEE GERxAx eovBRxnExr has sddres.sd =
reno9strance - France on account of ne pas-
pfayen for the recovery q Metz aud s<rss.
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NAVAL 0RDKRs.-Lieut. Commander Ed
ward n. Kellogg, to the iron clad steamer Sau.
gus, as executive, at Key West, Florida, per
steamer 22d inst; Lieut.. Commander william
Whitehead, to temporary recruiting duty at
Cleveland, Ohio; Lieut.. Lera L. Tanner, to tenn
porary recruiting duty at Buffalo, New York;
Lieut.. Arthur II. Fletcher, to The temporary
command OF the receiving ship at Washington,
ID. C.; Lieut.. James A. Chesley and Surgeon
Thomas N. Penrose, to temporary recruiting
duty At Cleveland, Ohio; Master Chas. r. Nor
ton and Passed Assistant Sargeon f. II. Ware,
to temporary recruiting duty at Buffalo, New
York; Paymasec Ambrose j. Clark, to duty in
charge of stores at Key West, Florida, per
steamer of I'D inst; First Assistant Engineer
Robert i. Harris, TO recruiting duty at Balti-
more, Md; Sailmakers Nicholas Lynch and G.
w. Frankland. to the receiving ship Relief, at
Washington, ID. g. Detached-L!eut. Com.
mander L. r. Woodward, from the Saugus, at
Key West, Florida. and ordered TO return
home and report arrival; Master John b. Ro-
biDson. from the Michigan, and ordered to the
Juniats; Master f. +. Upton, from the Juniata,
and placed on waiting orders; Assistant Paw
master Franek Bissell, from duty in charge Of
stores at Key West, Florida, but TO remain on
duty as assistant to Paymaster A. j. Clark; As
sistant Paymaster z. X. Calhoun, from the Sau-
gus. and ordered to return home and report ar
rival; Assistant Paymaster Frank III. Clark,
from special duty at Key West, Florida, and
ordered to the Saugus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18

PneIDxxr MAcMAHoH yesterday ssut .
nsssaee g re French aassnbly IN wkick hs
q the beginning q Tie proleugsfoa 1nfil after
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Specie fer New York
Baltimere ana Ohio Raflrsad

LONDON, November 1s.-Fifty thousand
pounds IN bullion was shipped from Southsmp-
ton for New York to-day.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TIE MISSES osBoRsE's Young Ladies Board.
ter will Degn Nov. 10, ISIS. Thorough training BY
northern teachers. The best adv antases in German
And french nov4-lm-
1'h ter, - prepared TO resume her lessons in the
sreneh LSnsusge 70 priya;e pupils and classes.
n sdemoiselle Florence schlecker for ten years 4
pupil OF the best professors Of tina Paris Conserve
tory OF Music, will give lessons on the Pianoforte
and In singing. German class will also be formed
Residence 1S4 18th street, near New York avenue
keferenees-Mrs. Judge Field. Mrs. Senator West,
Hiss Risgs, Gen Schriver, L. s. A; Hon z. o.
Parsons, N c. Count Jacques De Ganay, French
Legnion; Ihos. Taylor, esq Agricultural Bureau
frOi SAM Carusi. s2O-eo9m-
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PERsoNAL.-EX-P President Andrew johnson
fingered near the cash room of the Treasury
department this morning with something tina.
looked like a draft in his hand. Very likelv
representing portion of his S73 900 deposit
General Nj. ID. Leggett, commissioner of
patents, and Mrs. Leggett have returned from
their visit TO Ithaca and Ohio. Col. John
l.. Routt, I'd assistant postmaster general, has
returned from months visit to his home in
Illinois. Chief Justice Cartier, of the District
Supreme Court, had an interview with Presi-
dent Grant this morning. General Horace
Porter is at the Arlington. Mrs. Hoover
widow Of the well known Jonah ID. Hoover. of
this city, was mgrried to Mr.. W. II. Allen, of
Baltimore, on Tuesday last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18

Finding IT impossible to sell out cur immense
stock Of goods at our old stand No. 81. eth street.
we have MOVED to No. 10l1 7th street, east side,
where We receiving new Fall Goods.
oei25lm w. W. BURDETTE,
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The ELECTION OF SERGEANT-Ar-ARNs.-
Editor EreHing Star. In your comments in TIE
STAR Of the 18th of November ON the selection
OF the officers of the House of Representatives
| notice that you intimate that the southern
members may demand the retirement of Col
NC. Ordway, the present efficient sergeant at
arms, on the ground Of location. Col. Ordway
has owned property In my district is a director
IN virginia railroad, and has done more for
the cause OF republicanism in the south than any
northern man | know of. L believe 1 rep
resent the sentiments OF three-fourths of the
southern members when say that the south
VIII neither present nor support any candidate
AGAINST Col. Ordway, who has always recog-
nized to the fullest extent in his cial capac-
lty, both the white and colored republicans of
the south. If the south can unite upon true
representative Of our section ! would gladly
join with other representatives from the south
and work day and night to secure his election
but unhesitatingly declare my opposition TO
any man who has simply moved into my section
for the purpose OF securing Official position.
Truly yours, J. ANBLER SAITH.
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SUCCESSFUL RxPsRIxRNrs with the Gatlinr
gun we're had ct Fortress Monroe, YESTERDAY
The time consumed in firing six hundred rounds
vas very short, and had Q regiment been ad-
vAocing, even ON the double quick, the xdn
could have been worked with such effect that
scarcely man would have lived to reach Il
Suicide OF vIHarxrA FARxss. - Mr..
Joseph .. Branner, farmer residing near
broedway, Rockingham county, Va, hung
night on Saturday, No cause 4 assiened for
ne act. Nj; B. was % years old and leaves
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TIE CUBAN QuKsrrox IN OFFICIAL Ora

TIE CUBAN QUEeTrox IN OFFICIAL Ora
cLEs.-1nquiries in efhcial circles to-day de-
selop NO new facts concerning the Spanish
outrages in Cuba. As will be seen by the naval
orders published in this column, the Navy de-
partment Is preparing for any emergency, and
meBt OF seamen at Buffalo, n. Y, and Cieve-
land, Ohio, and 1t is limited that other cities
win be designated in day or two. At the
Cabinet meeting toe day, which is still in session
&c go to press, all dispatches bearing upon
the capture of the Virginius were formally pre-
sented by Secretary Fish and discussed. The
views of the President and the proposed ae ton
of the government are noticed In another
column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18

STONES FOR NATIONAL CEMETERIEs.-Ass some
misprints occurred IN our publication Of the list
of awards by the Secretary of War of contracts
TOR furnishing headstones for the national GEM
lows:
The Secretary Of War decides that the award
OF contracts for furnishing headstones for the
national cemeteries will be made as folows:-
. 10 Edward ns Donsrty, Of washington for the
burg, Va, national cemetery, granite slabs,
sS95, blocks, $50; to Thomas P. Morgan, OF
Washington, for one third of the whole number
OF the "known" graves in the national Gem
eteries, about $500, white marble slabs, s.. 4o
70 Charles s. Jones, of Washington, for one
third Of the whole number of the unknown"
slabs, $3.50; to Samuel G. Bridges, of Keokuk,
Iowa, for one third OF the whole number of
known" graves in the national cemeteries
white marble siabs, $3.50; to ID. C. Sage, OF
Cromwell, Conn, for the sunknowa" In the
national cemeteries, except in Virginia, white
marble, as per sample In the quartermaster
&c nerais offioe, blocks. s2.l2. sfe+I.
SALvINI's OTHELLo.-A very large and bril-
liant audience, comprising many Of the most
distinguished people In washngton, assembled
at Wallis Opera House last night, to witness the
performance Of "Othclioe by the great Italian
actor, Salvini. Whether his conception OF the
character Of the Jealous Moor, aud his action
or not Questions much discussed by the critics
are points that cannot be very veil settled salts
factortiy and are not material; but that his act
ing u natural-1ignihed, and courtly In the nrst
act; wonderful and thrilling, ct times even
startling, IN the last acts no one can deny Quiet
and even IN the opening scenes, there are only
surface Indications OF the reserved power dii-
played In the portrayal of intense passions
which seem to master him 1t the close His
Forrestonian figure, expressive face, AID moro
expressive gestures serve to keep attention alive
At hrst, but not until his savage ponncing upon
iago, when wrought to frenzy BIZ that sc6emine
villain, does he show his real power. 1t is the
height Of animal fury in . nature where the
passions are stronger ths1 the will The muir
Ger Of Deedemona V startling, % real 10 Il, and
this swiftly followed by his terrible picture Of
remcrse a. he throw himself upon the body %
his slsushtered wife; the greedy satlsrying Of
suicide, may OF nay not be done according 70
the book but they arc grand In their way and
are wonderfully effective IN moving an audi
ence. Tonight he appears Is Sullivan In
"Dayid Garfick, !" and there will no doubt be
another crowded house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18

FUTURE HOME OF THE MoDocs.-Captain
Wilkinson, of Gen. Towards staff, has reached
the Indian territory with the remainder of the
Modocs, whom he removed from Fort McPher-
son, Nebraska. Henceforth their home will be
in the northeastern portion of the Indian terri
tory, with the Quapaws.
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BALLS, &c.
DRY GOODS.

IMMENSE REDUCTION!
DRESS GOODS
Reduced from 90 TO 40 Per Cent.
BLACK SILKS and BLACK ALPACAs espe.
call low REVERSIBLE ALL WOOL OTTO
NAN sHAwLs, $50; Elegant PARIS KID
GLOVES, IS cents; PRINTS, 81 cents
BRODHEAD CO..
noNIl- I'm t2O9 street, bet. RIh aud 18th.
PRODUCTION IN DRESS GOODS.
Black, all Wool Saline, zHc.
Black, all Wool satipe, soc.
Fine French (cloth colors) Cashmeres, 50, 50, and
Hs, reduced from 6e, 76c., and 81.
tlnest ole-twfiied French Cashmeres in new
shades at u, worth 81 50 FER yard.
Large stock OF desirable Dress Goods reduced to
~ Bargains in COTToNs and all kinds Of DRY
GOODS.
ONE PRICE ONLY, in plain figures.
began & WILLIE,
noys-tr lois and IO2O TIN street northwest.
GALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES.
Alpacss and other Dress Goods at popular prices,
snkets, Comforts, Flannes, sheetings and Linens
At greatly reduced figures,
Dry Goods OF all kinds at right prices,
Bargains in Gents and Ladies' Linen Handker.
chiefs.
EMORY BAXTER,
oetSEu 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
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wOLFORD& BRRa
~REMEMBE6 The ARCADE.~
lsT SEVENTH srRKKr,
novl4-tr Between and Z. southwest.
CURE FOR CORNS-

no0LBYBA GUE Powders Are v.rr.n,.1 =,
IL cure. No 0ssssss- ~ ets. psekass. ys-tr "
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KILOGRAMS 10 THE STAR
THE CUBAN MASSACRES.

Associated Press Repor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18

The BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
JAY COOKE Il Coin the special term OF the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Yesterday, after the close of the arguments in
the case OF alleged bankruptcy of Jay Cooke &
Co., on the petition of b. p. Buckner, Judge
Humphreys decided that personal service should
be made on all absent defendants, and passed
an order to that effect. This case was set for
December I'd, also the case in which Mr.
Ch1iord AIrick Is the petitioning creditor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-18

THE SOUTHERN CHKYKsHEs AND ARRAPA-
HOES left for home this afternoon via New York.
Prior to their departure they went to the In
terror department, where they put their marks
to the recent agreement made with them by the
commissioner of Indian affairs. The secretary
OF the interior and the commissioner gave them
a few words of advice as to their future con-
duct, and the chiefs expressed their determine
ton Of hereafter keeping the peace.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-11-20
10 the ruDiic.

Having finished my sto.e building, an
.,ow putting in, and have for sale, as goot
stock OF Drugs and Toi.e: artic Is as ha
e err ee., ofe. | in this county. My stoc'
consists Of the usual art c:es kept in dru:
business, also stationery, lens, ink an,
school suppl es. In the Lie Of toilet ar
tic e: and brushes you can have you
;hoice, from tie est to some not SO good
,ut none will | e ote ed Tor sale except 70
ust the grade they leong to, and no other
wish by fair dealing to reeve a portion
If the trade Of the community. Ishall Sc
u cheap as Can with just te to my:e:i AMI
for ca ii only. Call and exam tie my stoc1
a.d prices, which will cost you nothing
SAMUEL STICKLE.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-11-20

NJ. E. Powell and L. A. Chandler Wen
to New Ulm on Monday to attend the :e. M
of Court held thee this week. The bus-
ness which called them the. eat least the
portion Qfik that especially concerns us all,
is the action against Mr.. Chandler. As
County Auditor, by Yellow Medici, coun-
ty, to comrel him to turn over to thu,
County the list of ce: tain delinquent take
Probably all Of our ,esde:s know tha,
Yellow Me licine County was formerly /;
portion Of Redwood County, that, at tie
time it was set off, a portion Of the take
previously levied on the territory thus se'
of was delinquent and standing on the
records of this county against the property
and that two yetrs ago the Le5islatu, e
passed an act giving to Yellow Medicine
County said taxes. Our Auditor is now
called upon to show cause why the provis-
ions of the act have not been compiled ". h
by this County.
Redwood County claims that the expens-
e, for which the taxes wee lev ed WEI
borne by her and that she is justly e.titled
TO the III and that it is unconstitutional fol
the Legislature to give the prof. erty Of Oh e
County to another
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-11-20

Mrs. J. R. Jet is has just Re eyed some
thing ew in tie way OF Lady's fe.t Gao
,ues--handsone, warm and durab e, al.f
| lie cut colors; also cloth cloaks, i'll fash
ionaL sty:e, Shawls; Woo:e. Hoods &c
Sc sonab goods Of all kinds Tor Lad,e
t pr.,e low enough to suit tie times.
Call and eSam, item