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How. to Plant a Tree.

When planting don't dig q hole like
bowl cistern, but dig it just as deep al
the soil is, and no deeper make the
bottom of it one-third larger round than
the top, and Loosen mp the very bottom.
Then, as the tree is planted, throw in
grst an inch of real good, fresh, rich
soil set the tree, holding it with one
hand while on your knees you spread
its roots carefully with. the other; let
the eyassistant drop the dirt in. upon the
'rotts vs he he would-if he had q sieve,
and, as it is dropped in, do yol who
hold the tree upon your bended5 knees,
work every root carefully out straight
on level line with the point or juno
Gon of it with the main stems, use the
fingers outspread in mingling tho fine
dirt with the roots, and be careful that
not an mir space is left at the bottom,
hnd also that the earth upon the lower
roots is packed the hardest or tightest
of any. 1''
.As you reach the upper roots only see
that each root is surely surrounded with
earth, and then let the last four inches
of earth be sprink led on with I'd. spade
or shovel, without pressure Sofefoot or
any thing else don't even fiat, it with
the shovel, and be sure to keep your
own and Paddy's feet off, for every
pressure will destroy the natural posi-
tion of the root below.
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COTTON MARKETS.

=. New Yonk Cotton market dun, mid!
ding uplnnds 1850. y, 49, ,ii,sa,, !. /, l.,
CICINATT1.-Cotton market steady 1910. j
LoU1svILLE.ACotton market steady, 1G]1c.
MEMpH1s. Cotton market steady, middlinga
Mon1LE.-Co Cotton market duh and nominal,
middlings 16o. 3Tn li ~ .ttl,,th y
good ordinary 141dc.
SAVANNAH: Cotton market, demand fair
NEW ahEAss.-cotton market, demand
limited, Good ordinary to ;strict good orili-
middlings 15N N@169sc; midilngs to strict
niddlings 164@17Hc; good middings 18c.
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NAsHynIEi

Cotton Is quiet and unchanged at 141sS
1880. Flour is quiet and unchanged at 500
mand 1t 81. 400 .25 Corn is Steady Nj Win au, n
moderate demand ut 90@91c, Oats ,6s070.
Lard 13c. Bulk meats Shoulders Y 80; clear
rib sides 101Sc; clear sides 10s<c Bacon
Shoulders 90; rib sides 1115o; clear sides
Whisky 99s. ~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-06

Longer. the, humble sesyapts of, party
despotism--t that there is disturbing
element existing which must be takehi
into account and propitiated. But the.
grange. 9 mission Is not yet fulfilled. Il.
win not pay farmers to ilet sit die.-
Western Rural. ~.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-06

Flour-snperfine western and state $4,000
'5.75 extra Ohio 95.70@7.2O st. Louis So. 90
new, white and amber Tennessee $1.5O; do.
Kentucky 91.50. Corn q shade firmer, 1890
79c. .Oats frmer at 831S@65o. Mess pork
act We and frmer for new mess, $20,25
Whiaky firm and fairly active at 9a1Ec. ~ ~,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-06
a go f.i19I ~ q 'CHAHLEji ], SMITH,.
MAsHArrAN, Kansaa.-Juls, q, as74

MANHATTAN, KansaH.-JulSs6 q, hS74.
c. c. OLIN q Co.:-This is 10 certify that have
been troubled with kidney, bladder, and urinary
complaints, bordtrng on u Brght's disease for
suffered mnca; .he doctors coo1d do no lasting
goOd. All the time there was quantities OF albunen
, n my urine. had seen D notice In the paper OF
WanSesha Water. Last February Thought I
& I'VE salons. aud while was drinking it received
days 1 received q circular which told me that the
water that was sent me from ola wasI from
Mineral tock springs. Since then 1 have order ed
use or It.
By The use OF the water my health is better than
Il has bcen for years. My wife thinks the water
the greatest boon that ever received, II has ils
desredand designed effect! think after using 1t
.ew mon hs more. shall be all right,
Now, sir.1 atD no schoiar, and II you can change
the style OF my wiring without destroying It's
meaning, you are at liberty 10 lt,s ii.,t 81
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-06
TIIE MARKETS.
NEW YREK

rl-, NEW YORK.
:. Flour dull x s5.aS Xxx $s@s.so,, choice,
S7;2b9T75; superfine S4.76. Corn higher :
Sse Dals sss sSSyslloE ~ white ssS
Mess pork s22s Dry salt meats--ShoHiders
scarce At s1fc; Bacon dull shoulders 9Xc; |;
clenr SribJ Jl1S96@l1slo. Sugar-cured hams
issgse sss9s haSa scagss tisrces 12S@
ana ie nee aaS; 8; ~ Whisk dull Louisi-
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Go TO Rivorside Water Cure, Hamilton, u.

The Grand Revelation IN MEDICAL
TREATMENT, which was commenced in 1860, In stiil
in progress. Nothing c,n stop It. for II is founded
on tho principle, now universally acknowledged.
that physical vgor is tho most formidable antagon-
LIST OF al human ailments, and experience has uowu
that PLANTATIONS BrrrEns Ia peerless invigorant,
as we'll as this beat possible safeguard against cpl
denlc diseases.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-06
LOUISVILLE,

Flour quiet and prices declined; superfne
"a /; extra $3.50; extra family $3.50; 4 No. /
S6.25; fancy 81. Wheat quiet and nm
changed. Corn 76@78c. Oats 65@7Oo. Rye
95c. Mess pork advanced to S2l.5O. Bacon
meats firm !; shoulders 79Sc; clear rib 100
1885, Lard-Terces 1G@1394o; kegi 14c
Whisky 94c.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-06

The Ladies' sorosIs Club, of New York,
reotntly changed their, discussions from womans
suffrage to Hair preparations and Pimple Baniah-
ers. They declared that where nature had not en-.
dowed them with ibesuty, 1t was their right-yes,
their dnty-to seek where they could 40 thew all
voted that Magnolia Balm overcame sallowness,
Rough Skin and Ringmnrks, and gavo the ccpple1.
Ion most disfinone (sorosian) and rnarble-ke ap-
Pearnnce dangerous to men, no doubt) and that
Lyons Kathairon made the hair grow thick, soft
turning gray. IF the proprietors Of theee articles
did not send the sisters an invc!ce, they are NOS
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-06

mot @ ouiteao Fast, nIr. . ON es,-A horse
doctor In Philsdelphia was caught changing the
celebrated Mexican Mustang Iiniment into other
bottles, and using It al his own recipe Honesty
Is always the best policy. These medicine mon like
to follow up such fellows. 1t cured tho lamo horse
oil the Same; but 1t damaged tie Doctors reprta-
ton, aud benefited the proprietor In proportion.
Ve havo hoard nf so many Rheumatic persons and
lame horses being CURED by the Mustang Lniment
that We advise every housekeeper, liveryman and
planter to invest In 90 Ct 90 bottle against
accident. Beware OF counterfeits. It Is wrapped
IN steel engraving; signed &C. W. westbrook,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-06
.WAUKBSHA WATER
:; ~ ,'tdoi u ~ { Fts0il 4r,5ra .rSsatt
\ d Mineral Rock Spring.
CURES
Diabetes,iG ,iG-ravelaDys-
,pepsia,. ,Jaundice,
-f-tli Bright,s 'Disease. -3ts'n

And all diseases or the liver ami Kidneys This
water Is now known and. sold q remedy for the
above diseases. In all parts OF the world. 1t ia
truly what effect lt has upon the human
system. It Is now being shipped ut the following
prices: = - 4 -, =
jugs 50 cents per GAL, package extra; bottles fqts)
$50 per doz. Money must acGompany. the order.
your druggist for 7yaukesha Mineral Rock Apring
Ws. for ofdefs votar s os q Go Msnkesha'
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-06

EVERY man in buying paper collar
wants to get as near an imitation OF linen ms
possible. The only collars that look like linen
nre the Elmwood and Warwick. This is not
only in the. folded edges but In the finish.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-06
MEMPHIS.

Flour dull and unchanged; S4.5o@s. so.
Corn finn at s2@SSc. Oats scarce and 1irm
and wanted. Moss pork-Demand iiglIt but
firm shoulders STc clear rib 11H@11c.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-06
WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS

are Me most benutifnl IN styLc and perfect IN
tonefever made. Ins Conc erto stoIi Is The
agsGa 9ais. Sy az sst q payi,iaEly
and lsoul.stirriny, Juhue. lis limitation oC Le
human xolSe Is superb. Isrms liberal.
tWAIEESS', PlailhaIuooric,StV tVes-
ner 81 orchestr ORGANS
N %,nignsa gna ETshs, cases, orc s.oag e best
gEssns S3lus = p, r tong suitable I9 parior,
na,s @ great power and a finc BaisBfng tdne,
Wnm n... Al, modern improvements, and n 9 the
9nos are " nrr,.nted for 9 years. IFrIces e1-
nomeiy IoSvgor casih, or part cash and bali
is sSncS ~ nontbly or quar-, er1y pay1nen entgs
tssoomsa-hand. .ahstrnmonts Iaifei III e1.
CnnnEc. Agents wanted In every county
~ y, fas aU Y =. aud Canada. a ltbefaI discount
70 o 1eacneys MmLtsrs Cnirches Schools, LODGES,
&C. I'LL LUSTk.dIEDa ca tn Loo LLE.Sy y5fdiISd
sc. HORACE WATERS q SON.
tsi BroadsSayS N. X, +. q. Bo2 3562.
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CrNCiNNATh

- WheatTRed s1.1o@1.1S white S1.20@1 .25.
Corn. 67@69c. Cats 58@6Scl , Bulk meats
firm shoulders 71c ;Iclear rib ,99l910c. Ba-
CON Shoulders $40; clear RIB 1Os1I1c.
WHISKY steady at $50. a
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-06

The editor Of the Panama Star ar.
ologizes for the non-appearanct of lils
paper by saying that he had to haul off
to1dig buckshot out Of his legs.
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indebtedness 81 Various Cities.

q, The following table shows the debt,
population and debt per capita of the
leading cities of the United States.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-06

. Morel than EfoftY Tannesaee sjoufnals have
spoken favorably of Hon. JNo. 8. KERR for
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DIR. Pler,oeeo,s TavorIte Prescription

is very strongly recommended by tho medical
faculty andiB largely prescribed among their
female patients. It is worthy of all confidence,
as may be seen from the following testimon:
ais:
DR.. q. b. CHAPMAN, Plattsmouth, Neb.,
writes have under treatment lady, who
for the pact seven years has been afflicted, and.
after trying seyeral physicians without receiv-
ing benefit, IS gaining rdpidly oa your Fdror-
tie Prescription. ~, 5.tf,
ATLANTA, ILL.,, July IA, 1879
DIR. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.-Dear Sir:
have not words to express my gratitude to
you for your ADVICE and assistance in my case
There is not ono who has used your medicines
since thoy have been brought here, but that
can say with me they have been greatly bone
flied. Since have been so helped by it's use,
six or seven around me left off all doctors and
other medicines, and now usa it in their fam.
lies, after being cured OF the same disease az
mine. You do, not know what a wonder it
created in our city, by it's restoring my eister
wrote you about, for she had been under the
care of three of our best doctors, but could
not sit up but for few minutes at one time
begged OF her to try yonr medicines, and be-
,go.sll around the yard, and has now just come
homo from visit. five miles away. ES fS1E
MRs. THos. MCFARLAND.
From Miss LoRINDA T.. ST.. CLAIR, Shade
Athel Co., Ohio, Oct, Il, 1872, -,
Dr.R. ~ PIEhoE, Buffalo. N EY:-Your Fa-
Norlto frescrlpLon Is working almost ilke
miracle on me- / am better already than
have been for over two years.
From ELLA A. soHApER, GAINESVILLE, Ind.
Aug. 8. 1872.
DR.. PIERCE / received tho medicine you
sent me, and began nsing it Immediately. AS
a result of tho trestmentI feel better than I
have for three years.
From Mrs. Jona H. HAMLIN, odell, ILL.,,
[Dr. P1ERoE: The Fayorite Prescription has
done me good, YbichI am very thankful for.
iFavo,its Prescription Is sold by all druggists.
DIR. Pierce's Treatise ON Chronic Diseases of
Women will be sent to any address on receipt
Of two stamps.
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9Ib4yA Send Is cents and the address of hye Per.
W"s SOM ar and receive by mall a Beantifnl nhro-
'Hs0T tions TO clear $40 day. Address, So
NU PLuAB IL Co.. l03 South 9Th st. Phila.. Pa.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-06

lin the Arctic regions " hen the ther-
momoter is below zero, persons can
converse more than q mile distant DIR.
Jameson asserts that he heard every
word of q, sermon at the distance of two
miles. A mother has been distinctly
heard talking to her child on a still day
across water a mile wide. How about
fellow talking to his sweetheart?
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MI ORE TESTIMONY.
Letter From, Judge Hiram Bdroeirn

- HoRlcoN. Wis, July Z, 1874.
Mr.. Q. C.OLIN. Waukesha, " is. Dear Str: In
closed please lind s1.25 for Ave gallons OF Mineral
am much pleased with the resuks from the use
OF your Spring Water Ihave used for the last two
years other waters, but have never received from
the use OF others uB decided suits from tiaa
OF that you sent me. 1t may be owing to other
cAus. operating al the same tnie which has aided
In the favorable results from the use OF yours stil
/ am not swnre OF any. as my yhabits have been the
same, making use OF no drugs or other MEDICAL
treatment. Yours 81. RARBERI =
l3i srss...S r EAU CLAIRE, July a, Is7s.
@ @. OLIN q Co.:-Gents: This Is 10 certify that
have used the xaukesha Mineral Rock Spring
ater for the last SIX or eigh. mont with Rood
disease, ana this Water has helped me wonderfniIy
In both of the dsesses; ny digestion has also
been o great benefit In more ways than ono If I
continue TO use the water, am confident that It
VIII eHect n permanent cure. The eore ship me
tothsctyanoher TO half ba rel OF the water ut once.
w n .;,ffs5tG i > 4 Ga AaLE,S, j, ,,sAIEH.
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military Academy, hester.
.L Pa. pens wednesday, Sept. 9th Gonr.e Of
Studies extensive Civil aud NJ echanicai Engineer
ing! The Clhssics and English thorough hly taught,
For circulars apply TO Col Theo. Hyatt, President.
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he Medal for Progress, &
AT VIENNA, lsg:


THEHrsHEsT oRDEh OF MEDAL" AwAnDED AT
r. ts it.., THE ExPosITIoN..;. a., "a isa
No Sewing Machine Received Higher Medal.
a Few GOOD REAsONsi Il,
d IA Neto Inrentio, TBoRoUauLT TESTED nd
secured by Letters Patent,
y 9'9.-Makes perfect LOCK STITCH. alike on ooth
sides. on du Kinds Of goods.
3.-RuNs LIGHT .SMooTH. .No1sELzss and RAP
best combination Of qualities. J.
A.-DuRABLE-R,fnsyor Years without Repairs
5.-Wtu do all udrfeteso of Work and Fdney Sriteh.
ting in q superior manner, Y s.s
6.-Is aoa Easily Managed by the operator, ,
Length or ntitch may be altered while running,
and mac ne can be threaded without passing
thread nrough holes. = 'tss q - sas7ie
;y.-Deslsn Simple, Ingenious. Eleocnt. forming
the stitch Without the use of Cog Wheel Gears
Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has the Automatic
Drop Feed, which fnsures uniform length of stftea
at any speed. Has our new Thread Co,tyotk,
which allows easy movement OF neede-bar and
prs tnjury TO thread.
- S3.+CoEsrRUcrIoStmoh care)tIj and. YrNIsn ED
IT Is manufactured by the most skii)ul and erpert.
e,,eed mechanics, ut the celebrated Remingto,i
Armory, ,llon,t N. Y.i New York, Once,
No. Madison, Square, (ISurtz's Build.
ing.) BRANCH IOFFICESsi2s state st .,
Chicago, HI, 2zO Superior se., Crcvolarid,
Ohto.S I 81 Four1h st., Cincinnati, o., 4O6
1Iain ST, Buffalo, ,N.Y.s 332 iyvnshingto,i
ST, Boston, Mass, $40 Chestnut St.,
Pht1ndelphia, Pa, 10 Sixth Gt.,, Pitts.
.burgh, Pn.- !,,c H
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ROOK OF MedIeal wonders should be
PR ls1a eS Al, Sens oho.
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Money Making Employmsn,. hest ever

$40 to ego per day made by agents selling the
Amer .can Quilting mach'e, embroidering q flutng
mach d otner noviles N. d. Brln q Co. Atlanta Ga
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COX PER DAY commission or Gao o week
MAO salary, and expenses. We 0ffar 1t and will
EsAHit. Apply pow. q .sSebbcr SSfCo. Marion,O
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"A DYERrIsERS! Am. Newspaper Union repre-.
AHnts over 800 papers, divided into suodivis-
OF pap rs with b. com9ined and separate lisls. giy
p. SANBORN, ll1 Monroe street, Chcaso, IlL
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PROF.. E0VNLER'S GREAT WORK

On Manlond, WOmanhood and their mutual In.
ter -heiatons; Love. Its Lass. Power. etc agents
are selling from 9 to25 copies n day. Send u
iL ellis f.ster than any oths book. Address, Ma.
TiONAL fUBL1SHlNG CO., Memphis, 4 enn., or
Cincinnati, Ohio. rs1Ef'itt- = -
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4EE con per day ut home Terms free Atdre -
VEO GEo. sTINsoN d Co., Portland. Maine
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Dr. 'rVlT-1fi,S EIAlER. .RYE

name s,Rf ~ fGs ssSsr No. S. 9PUon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06
GEORGETOWN,

INSTALLATION OF OFFIoKRs.-The officers
elected tor the ensuing year by the Potomac
of W. Gordon, w. M; Walter wheatley, s. W.;
VIM. B. Orme, j. W; T.. ID. Hartley, Treasurer
Q. F. Shekells, Secretary; T. l.. Cropley, S. d.;
Smith Warrington, j. d.; were duly installed last
evening by Past Master Lookerman. The SER
vices were very impressive. After the installs
ton the entire lodge were invited by the new
officers to partake of bountiful supply of good
things, which they did.
FLOUR observation-disclosures Mccain
reports his inspections of flour for the month
OF December at 1854 barrels family, 1884 bar
rels extra, 50 barrels supertne, 6S barrels fine,
10 half barrels, and barrels middlings. fetal
for the month, s,O2S.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer Geo. II. Stout
cleared to-day for Philadelphia with a miscel-
laneOus cargo. The steamer Z. e. Knight
from New York had not arrived at noon to day
GRAIN TRADE.-The schooner Thomas p
Morgan arrived from Alexandria with 1000
bushels wheat for Hartly s. Bro. The sales to-
day were 1000 bushels red wheat at Sill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-06
THE COURTa.

CIRCuIr COURT, judge MaeAy;As,
Today Willett aet: aInder; verdict for
or confession were entered.
SPECIAL TERM
Judge Cartier, in the absence of Judge Willie,
confined TO, to his home By illness, convened the
order nisi ratifying trustees report of sale and
reference to auditor. Green sgt. Harris; order
OF final ratification and for sale and distribu-
ton. Smith agt. Rothwell; decree final, ratify-
ing trustees sale and reference. Wheeler agt
Addison; order to issue restraining order Nc
Lean agt Falconer; order rstifyfng report of
deed to VIM. Lee. Creepy agt Wolfiy; order 10
issue restraining order. Schmidt agt. Clements;
order appointing Taggart trustee in place Of
Eaton deceased.
PROBATE COURT.
The following business was done before the
Register Of Wills (Col. webster) to-day: The
wiz OF Edward Foster, bequeathing his estate
to , his wife, was filed The wills of Susan NJ. P.
Hill, Charles Muller apd Sarah B. Munro were
Med. The will OF tie late Ann Franklin be-
queathAng her estate to her son, was fully
proven The will of the late John Wilkinson,
Dequeathing his estate to his daughter, Sarah
Beavers, who he names as executrfx, was fully
proven, and letters issued TO her; bond s6 600
The will Of the late VIM. johnson, bequeathiug
MS mouse and lot to his wife and daughter, was
filed. An exemplihed copy of the will OF the
late Moses Lake, of Anne Arundel county, Nd,
was exhibited and admitted to probate. Louisa
Hefferman qualified as guardian of her chill
lied as guardian of her children; bond 500.
POLICE COURT, Judge Smell.
To-day Edward Donoho forfeited as coll ateral
for profanity. Henry Fisher, loud and bolster
Gus; S.. In the case of the United States agt
Marshall Brown ct al, charged with maintain
ing nuisance by keeping a COW stable at the
corner of 9th and q streets, the court gave a
verdict for plaintiff. and ordered the abatement
ofthe nuisance. John Gilbert, a Suspicious and
idle person, was sent to the wOrkhouse as a va
grant. Christian Smith, same charge; work
house. Pat DOnnelly, swearing; s5 Fanny
Miller, prostitute and vagraRt, was sent to the
werkhouse. Anna Morrison, vagraut, was
sent TO the workhouse. John Murphy, a va
grant, was sent to the work house. JAS. Morey,
loud and bolsterous; So. Armstead Burke, pro-
fame and boisterous; 50. Edward O'Brien, pro-
family and disturbing the quiet of G eorgetown;
50. james Morey, threats of personal viole nee
to his wife, pleaded guilty; $500 bonds to keep
the peace. Frederick Roth, assault and battery
on Christian Goodsall; $50 and costs. Albert
Scott, larceny of a cap worth SIS; fined go
Henry Washington, threats to Charlotte Mer-
Ger; bonds to keep the peace. Elizabeth Tyler,
assault and battery on Dolly Lee, who said that
Elizabeth "cused her of writin' letter to her
brother" which was a lie, and she told her so ,
when defendant knocked her right down, and
eft IS and costs. Simon bucket, assault and
battery on George III. Plat; SO. Chas. Muir
ply, assault and battery on Edward Jones; SIS.
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The Situation i'm Spain.
CASTELAR, PROTESTS AGAINST 1.-THE BIZ,
IL Ir-r A

CASTELAR, PROTESTS AGAINST "THE BRUTAL
COUP D'ETAT."
The latest advices from Madrid state that
Senior CASTELAR,, in a letter addressed to the
country, says he must protest, with all his en-
ergy, against the brutal coup d'etat. He con-
cluces =" My conscience will not permit me to
associate with demagogues, and conscience and
honor refuse 20 accept a situation created by
bayonets." Several members of the majority
which voted against CASTELAR, approve the stand
he has taken.
A decree was promulgated yesterday suspend
ing constitutional guarantees, and putting in
force throughout Spain the laws of 1870 for the
maintenance of public order. DEGREES are also
published appointing MartOs minister of JUS
tce, Senior Mosquera minister OF public works
and Senior Albareda civil governor of Madrid
The new minister of the interior, Garcia Ruiz.
has ordered the publication of all Carlist and
lntransigente newspapers stopped.
An armed rising of the Volunteers of Liberty
took place in Saragossa on Sunday. 1t was in
cited by the municipality. After two hours
fighting the troops took two hundred of the in
trausigente prisoners, and captured six cannon
and a large quantity of rifles and ammunition.
The municipality has dissolved.