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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

Caroline Mining Company. ---Loca-
tion of Principal Place of business, San Fran
cisco, California; location of works, Ely Dis
trict Lincoln county Neyada.-Notiee is hereby
given, that at meeting of the Directors, held
on the thiftieth day of June. 1874, assess
ment no. 81 of Twenty-Five Cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of the cor
poration, payable Immediately, in United States
gold coin. to the Secretary, at his office, Room
2, No. 400 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sth day of August,
1874, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment Ii
made before, will be sold on the 3Ist day of
August, 1874, TO pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale.
By order of the Directors:
X. II. BROWN, Secretary.
ofiice--Room 2. No. 4O2 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California. jys-td
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REHABILITATION.
Cash Balance March 81, 1874. .sl4 900 81
Receipts during the past Quarter. .... l2,0S3 50
TOTAL. l....... ........... ......'... .szo,oo4 90
Payments during the past Quarter. -. 2O,2l3 Is
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COMPULSORY EDUCATION
a NJ ACT

TO COMPEL CHILDREN TO ATTEND
SCHOOL.
Approved February %, 1873.
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WI HENDERSON. Co. Auditor.
JOHN ROEDER, Co. Treasurer.
Phoebe, Lincoln County, New, July 6, 1874.
jy7-ly
, 1874-02-26
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK AND VICINITY.
Special UtspatcA to Ihe Chicago Tribune
New YonK Fob. 25.-Thcro is nothing now In
tho womau's temperance movement here today.
Boyeral u,asa-nt atiugs woro announced for to-
night In this city, Long Island, and Jeracy City,
but tho severe Bnow-atorm which has prevailed
all day, and IL still raging. has made travel in
tue strootH 80 difficult tint IN adjournment has
been had In tue casca Of tho moro important
meetings. Threo or four largo meetinga hayo
been callod for tomorrow night.
DR.. Dio Lowis la to speak in Association Hall
noxt Saturday oyoung,
NEW York, Feb. 25.-The Fulton stroct prayer
meeting has engaged In tho cause OF temperance
in special manner, and yesterday prayers were
Offered for ''tho doiiyerance Of thia land from
the power Of rum that the fire kipstled by tho
women nlny sweep from on tho earth the cEimo
OF making druukards.H
THE NEW YonK aTATE TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE,
ALBANY, N. Y, Fob. 25.-Tho State Temper
anco Committee today passed. resolutions ro-
quoating the Legislature to pnsB local prohibi-
ton law, urging the friends Of temperance in
tho state to support al logistation in
tho interest Of temperance, parttcu-
larry constitutional amendment which
slall prohibit thq importation, manufacture, and
BAlo Of intoxicating liquors; bidding the riioblo
women 4 godBpeod ID thoir crusade against
rum welcoming such movement In this State,
and congratnlatlng tho Grangors who hayo in-.
doraod the aamo.
, 1874-02-26
audience. combating Of anybody who cares to
1o1onr to it, and n thnrns,nhlv cYn,ntrn1 -

audience. combating Of anybody who cares to
bolong to it,, and u thoroughly examined. It
consists OF bHsket aud a box. Tho performer
IL stsd securely 'y to hoar and tho bnakot fass-
dnary hasps ta secured by paalookH, and thon
corded with about forty foot Of lopo, This is
dono undor tho cyc Of tho committee, who ARD
allowed to soal tho rope, In AZ rnnny places AZ
they chooao Ihoro can TO NJ question ae to
tho security of tho box, or ot tho man nnlor Tic
basket. Tlo box 10 placed upon q ralsed pIat-
form, aud tho curtain is drawn round tho mr.
former. Ina fow momontB knocking ID hoard,
tho ourtnitl IL drawn. md tho andIenco con.
yincel that tho man has boon put into tho box,
Tho committee examine tho seals, and find
thoin uubrokon; tho prirato marks thoy laye
plaeot upon tho box aro undiaturbcl. Aftor
aomo timo tho cord la removed, md tho nor
former found In tue box. Hore Is a trick which
natural aid. ConycrtR to eprItnaliBm by inox-
plcablo phonomona only wfll find this q knottv
problcm indeed. Tue trick iB one which is supo-
rlor to anything that las boon attempted in this
ton. Another novelty is tho now vocaliat, Miss
Lulu Dolmny, who p1eaBes tho audience witl,
selections Of songs. Besides good voice. tito
lady possesses tho additional charm OF prepou-
sonsing manner and attractive faco, and mover
falls Of half-a.dozen eilcoros. Mr.. pago tho
cornet soloiet, whom wo havo alrondy noticed
IN hiB brilliant performance, haB only q few moro
evenings to reuain. Tho cow-bell aot by tho
sosno!ds 5n 10 ana Leon brotors III now and amusing,
~ ~ a''" H.. y 44e IN hs IRISH specials
fnro m.a7 hoaiaa Hosnolt, tue graceful por"
tne v1co1s on she "fo ire Mlsses Morgan and Frantic
t,nn,,o" x,ueanssa, aae Noyoloe pfotncrs ~ thoat
nttrsnt,nn III i1'u oaocs, ana tno hobt OF otnet
@rac"f,9 naa;n ILL., IN an entertanmont which y
sanorca, p's;n'1S! ao auaptod to Gny el9sB Of
iaJin.' nj,,,t too,ua:ns Inc pess. Io'niRht,
IN nrdor H.. ,sn,s,;6 alpa6 any eeor are prohbseu,
- 0'4oA 'o3s Ao'l,,i'6 ~ s4a. oaena good tssto'
Altar mn abaanoa ~ nna rnsHI4E. a., IT,, -
oiniu T., ~ n1rn ~ noatly t"o SoaIs passed
o'ns Totn1noa TO- delight Chicago aeaosa with that
whiol, ho oAco nofooao ~ Ut 1o nead o.
nyer hroo o naars ano .e opw a. MoslcAors lheatrd
Int m aou51s IL os ash H. Ina n"a nany ntatola
mnnou tn hast omnnr 1 ~ nt1. ,st Gno he naa TO-
n~toi, .,;.Ias. t '. n6 ~ t.uot ~ 1o'ca!leu
, 1874-02-26

III reunion yoHtertlay oventng. About 200 wero
seated ut tho table. which was Htmptuously
loaded, and on1oyel thomsolvoa greatly In COM
pairing "Reminiscences Of oarly days. Toasts wero
drunk and responded TO. ,Evcry thing was pro-
yIaoa for thoir comfort and enjoyment. D. g..
Harris, Of 0alons, Ia tho oldest rosl-
don't, Ills coming dating back to 1898.
1oo-packors aro at Rock Island from St. Lorta,
Louisville, Nashville. Evausvllo. and othor
EGts o!9Sag a1 nas' nd rha Raohns oc nds fer
nyor Ia ton to twonty inohoa thick,
ard tho finest and puroBt In tho
world. 1t Ia estimated that from 10000 to
100, 900 tons Mill DO paclsed ttorc. Tho Rock
ford, Hook Islaud i Bt. Louis Railroad tranH-
porta 1t South ~ 1t Is ssnntotl. About twonty
cara day nre shipped now, and tho number mill
be increased az tho tlomAnd inoreaaaB.
, 1874-02-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

a meeting Of tho Directors Of the Union Stock
Yard l. Transit Company WAS hold day before
yesterday ut tue Transit House. Mr. James N.
Walker mas ro-electad President; Mr. John B.
Sherman, Superintendent; and George F. VIII
llams, Secretary.
Two carloads of stook-shoep passed through
thiB city yesterday. They came from tho East
over the Michigan Central Railroad and won't
West to California over tho Chicago, Burlington
d Quincy Railroad.
The nlarm ut 0:45 lAat night from Boz No. 345,
wna cauecd by the discovery OF fro In tho two
story franc hOuso III tho rear OF No. 23 Blue
1Hland avenue. Tho premises arc Owned by
August Wcstlaul, aud occupied by Frank
Hinkloy as barn land storeroom. Loss about
$50. lnB urance and cause OF fire not known.
The alarm Of fire from Box e23, at 11:05 last
night, was caused by tho partial burning Of
three f1amo barns, at tho coruer Of Milwaukee
aveuue md Loavitt atreets, owned by @. Pierce,
and occupied by John Marks. Tho fire is sup
posed to have boen the work OF an iuoendinry,
and tho loss estimated at 5000. Insurance not
reported.
woman namod Mary Dutterflold, from lem
dali County, ILL.,, wns robbed Of hor pookotbook,
containing $55, while stopping of tho cars Oh
tho Galena train. The woman waH on her way
years old, and this money WAS all she lad in the
world. besides tho money, there wore in tho
pockotbook d few piccea Of silyer, her railroad
ticket, and marriage certificate. 6llo thinks that
man with Light whiskors, who sat ncar hor in
the car and aaw her take out tho money, muHt bo
tho thief, LIE having pushed close by her when
leaving the train. She did not observe her loss
until she camo to tho Michigan Southern Depot
to tako tho train for tho East.
Last evening about II o'clock man named
John Rowland, who ia employed as q waiter It
Eyana Variotos," . disreputahle concert
Him. ~ r1r u1r
, 1874-02-26
INDIANA.

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune,
1l1ouMoNp Ind, Feb. 25.-About fifty mom-
bors Of tho Womnu's Temperance League hnye
boon holding public moetlnga on tho Btreots. At
Fifth street saloon, this morning, thoy were
refused admittance by tho proprietor. who stood
guard at tho door, aud tho ladies' hold religious
services upon tho sidewalk in soyero storm,
knecling III tho snow In front OF tho ealoou. On
Main street. this afternoon, hcso ladies were In
suited by ono Of tho sa'oon.kcepots and ILLS as-
sooiatos: Some person !n the crowd made a
most indecent remark ~ to tho character Of the
, 1874-02-26
CINCINNATI.
An Alleged Cnso OF bribery Under
Investigation.

An Alleged Cnsc Of bribery Under
Investigation.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 25.-An exciting inyoBtiga-
iigalion ls in progross OF chargoa that money
wua paid to influence tho City Council to ap-
prove Of tho purchase Of Durnet Woods for a
e500, 900, Of tho Hon. William s. 0rooabacls md
ltchurd Burnot. The Hon. W. 8. GroeHbcck to-
day testified that ho gayo 8l2, 800 to Theodore
Influence iu Securing tlo ssle ot Burnot not
Woods to the city, but stipulated that 1t should
not bo improperly usod. IL, said he nov saw 1t
waa mistake, Mo ntonaea a no wrong t9 tho
uacel tho contract, and refund to the city all the
money paid on 1t.
Theodore Cook testified that he received S12,-
500 from tho Hon. William s. Grooabeok, and =
Hko sum from Richard Burnet which Ae paid to
Charles Kahn. ax-Counoilman, for influencing
tho Council to approva the purchase OF Durlet
Woods for public park, but stipulated that It
ahould not DO used Improperly.
Charles Kahn testille4 thst hs received S25.-
, 1874-02-26

Tho Suit OF Scltddcr, Dnrtictt 9e Co.
Against the uOstOn d Albany IkAtl-
r0ud-tts Peculiar Features.

Tho Suit OF scltddcr, Dnrtictt & Go.
Against the uoston d Albnny IKatR-
rond-1ts Peculiar Features.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DosroN, Fob. 25.-The Legislative Committee
on Railroads gaye hearing this morning on tho
memorial Of scudd6r, Uartlott Il Co. agaInBt tho
Boston l. Albany Railroad. This firm complain
that tho road has nlado, unjust aud illegal
sion Of individuals. They exported over Sid 900
bushels Of grain in 1872 and their trada for 1878
promised to bo much largor; but, in tho fall Of
1879. tho Boston d Albany nailroad refused to
th1R9ns ho @ o a" o W.T. w.t. m psaspy ny sSp,6nfa Il 5 te
Western connections on the route of tho White,
Rod, Blue, and blorohants' Dispatch lines to ro-
fuse to rccoivo Tor transportation any grain or
other property consigned TO- or offered for ship.
from Tug point Of shipment to Boston was pro
paid. This waa a discrimination thoy ulado
against no othor partiea, nrd WAS prompted by
the fact that they had called upon tho company
IN relation TO- tho matter. Of ,s.hortagon
pay pay their freaght biii until p' theso s oiaims
for shortages wore allowed. but tho Company ro-
fused to examine tho claim, aud notified thcir
Western connections !, not to receive freight for
fact that they had 10 00o bushels OF grain in the
elevator Of tho Boston d Albany nailroad, ut
Eant Boston. Tho Company also rofusod them
tle robato on freight which was allowed to other
companies. They claim that these facts haye
materially damaged their business, and they
havo been Binco compelled to transact
tho most Of thoir business ut Now York. Thcy
claim that tho shortages amount to from two to
sixty bush OILS por carload. Tho Railroad Com
panJ claim that Scuddor Bartlett Co. owo tho
road 85, 900 Or $4,000 for freight whie tho firm
claim that tho road owcs lhcm double that
amount for shortage and damages. As tho o&ao
ls now in court, tho Committee decided to ro-
coivn only writton statements. hr. Bartlett, OF
this firm, is Master Of tho Boston Grange.
, 1874-02-26
Prison Convtcas Released from the
NoVcnstlc, Doll, fail.

NEwoAsr1E, Del, Fob. 25.-Abous 10 o'clock
this morning Israel Rodings, tho Night Warden
OF tho JUL, hearing u slight noise IN tho yard,
opened tho door, when no waa Immediately
oufrod, aud bound him. Thoy thon throw him
into coal.holo. Tho gang wont to tho cell in
which G. Frazor Was confined unlor life Son
tonco for killing ono Allison, aud, taking him
out, they gil escaped by scaling tho walls by
Frank" who was whipped short time ago ia
tho prison, WAS ono Of tho gang. In addition to
Frazor, the bauk-hurglars Lawton, Aurlbut,
Carter, md Hope, each under sentence OF ten
years imprisonment, we're rescued by the gang
that oyerpowered tho Wnrdon Of the Jail. Tho
coils were entorod by moans Of jack-scrows used
on tho windows. Twolye or fifteen were OIL
gagged in tho roBcuo, and aro supposed to hayo
como by q tug from Philadelphia.
, 1874-02-26

CnTrtsnondtnce of The Chicago Tribune.
BENTON HAnuon, Mich, Fob. 23.-J. f..
Darohe d Co. 's extensive shops here wore burn
ed tLis morning At 0 o'clock. Their foundry
box, barrol, and heading factory. With tho dry
shods, and o 1arge number of barrels. with a
large supply OF material, arc all consumed.
Loss, sl2,0J0 no iua,lranco. 4 strong south
Wind prevailing made it impossible to save tho
property. Ono Residence near WAS burned In
sured.
, 1874-02-26
IOWA.

Special Dtspatch to Tia Chicago Tribune.
MusoAT1sE, H., Fob. 25.--Tho ladies' OF this
place mot thln ovoning at tho Mayors fico
according to notice published in yesterdays
paper. Eighteen indies were preaont. They Or
ganizod by olocting Mrs. Wanhburn President,
and Mrs. Coo as Secretary. Aa. t1aore wore so
fow present, it was decided to adjourn till noxt
Wednesday, ct the aame, place, aud in tho mean
time to publish tho future meeting in all tho
paporB and churches.
, 1874-02-26

Rnalronds Damaged at tho south.
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Fah 25.-The damage to tho
Mississippi Central llailroad ia moro serious thau
at first reported. About 400 fect Of tho cmbauk-
mont at tho Tallahatchia River was swept away.
Ths bridge also damaged Trains from Now o Oroa,,s
come hero, leaving tint road ut Granada. Trains
aro still delaYed on the Memphis & Charleston
Road. No through trains hayo arrived Binco
Saturday.
, 1874-02-26

900 from Theodore Cook to uao bis personal I'LL
fluonce with tho Common Council to approve
tho action Of tho Park Commission III purchasing
tho Durnot Woods, and tllat ho paid out mono OF
slo money, bit kopt 1t all hmBolf for lilo nBc OF
hta Influence In this investigation.
Truman Handy and William Stoms, both mom-
been charging each othor With asking aud oifor.
ing money for official infucuoo. Tdo evidence
promises to oauee other Investigations Of tho
parties charged with improper conduct In owl.
, 1874-02-26
Ex.Oollcctor Harper.

Special D2su0Ich to TIE Chicago TRIBUNE.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Fob 25.-Joln r. Harper,
oxCollector, hlving discharged all tho duties for
which l1o returned horo under tho safe conduct
His bond Ia now being prepared, and Ills bouds-
mon will arriye here In tho morning, when tho
bond will bo aignod md submitted to the Court.
He will bs hold In $4,000 bail to appear at tho
Juno term Of tho United Statos District Court,
whom his friends bollcyo ho will DO Yindicatod.
, 1874-02-26

Qu1Nor, ILL.,. Fob. 25.-A dispatch received
bank, Al Naples, ILL.,. on Monday night. A large
amount Of money waB carried of. Parties sup
posed to bo connected with tho gang that robbed
tho Frat Nationa! Dank Of this city arc boing
cloaey trackcd. and B:rong hopes OF their arl eat
and tile recovery Of the funds aro entertained.
, 1874-02-26

Railroad Stril1ors Held for Trial.
NEW YoRK. Fob. 25.-Tour OF tho alleged ring-
leaders in tho recent strike on tho Midland Rail
road havo been hold for examination on Friday,
On charge oi stopping mail-traina aud switch
ing them Oh tho track.
, 1874-02-26

Sptcfal Nspakch to Tbs Chitaoo Tff6Hne.
DUBUQUE, H., Fob. 25.-.nrB. Wht'o COM
plancd to-day that two men forcibly entered her
houso and outraged her laat night. Tho police
arc looking for tie mon.
, 1874-02-26

Ro0HEsTER. n. Y, Feb. 26.-The Eighth Ward
Inspectors Of Election In this city were commlt-
tod to Jail this afternoon, in default Of the pay
and costs, for receiving Susan b. Anthony vota
iu tho Presidential election. The Inspectors aro
determined not to pay the ilnes.
, 1874-02-26
DOMINION BOARD OF TRaDF-

OTrAwA, Canada,. Feb. 25.--At meeting of
tile Dominion Board Of Trade yesterday, tllo re-
port OF the Executive Council was read. stand
ing committees appointed, and ". II. Howlaud
olected President aud II. Fairweather Yice-
President for tho ensuing year.
, 1874-02-26

NEW YoRK. Feb. 25.-At tho regular Halo Of
Scranton coal to-day, 5000 tons OF coal wAH sold
at tho following prices, showing decrease from
tue JANUARY aaloa; s;eamboat s4:5o to s4.65;
grsso' $4;59 to $s:55 & egg, $472n to $475
al NJ .-' s S--''@ -
, 1874-02-26

= TIE AUELFHI,
Tho enjoyable entertainment which this house
affords to 10 many people every eyonlng l,aa
been varied this week by the addition OF several
now attractions. Fist among tllese Is tho box
trick Of tue Moohoila Dsolhera, which preaents
10 start With, tho performers diHclasm any o.
BlBtanco from tue supernatural, aud, in this ago
Of spirltualistio aud paychologio phonomena,
this rentless it all tho mora admirable. but, the
idoa Of suporhuman aid banlshod for good, tue
nass OF tho audience flnds itBielf puzzled AZ
much as ever to account for tho phenomenon,
for the apparatus Of tho performers
IL simple, and il offered tor. o1an-
inRtion by oommittee- OF tho
, 1874-02-26
SUICIDE.

Special Dtsratch 10 1,hs Cafeaqn Tribune,
UnpAsA,, g. Feb. 25.-.-Laat night : Young
man named Ooope, living i've mics aouthmeat Of
pcltofonteine, committed suicide by hanging.
Cause unknown.
, 1874-02-26
Tho Drn}1clncnss Strike on the Eric
RHhd.

NEW Yong, Fob. 25.-A dispatch from the
Superintendent Of the Postal-Car soryise rae
received ut tho Post Office this afternoon direct
ing that NO through matser DO sent over the
Erie Road. It iH reported that the brakomen on
strike at Conuellsyllo hnve taken tho pins and
couplings from tho freight-cars, which were run
of on sdugs, 80 that trains cannot bo made up.
All travol is stopped west Of Port Jervia.
, 1874-02-26
FIRES.


Special Dspatch to 7ne C7icaoo Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE. Ind, Feb. 25.-Laat night tho
residence Of Henry brcker, six miles north Of
Fort Wayne. in Dollalb County, was totally de-
stroyed by tire, with ita contonts. Tho fro was
caused by defective f1uo. tho rosidouce was
tho finest IN Dekalb County. Tho loas is 90, QUO;
no insurance.
, 1874-02-26

Speeidl Uspatch 10 The C7icdao Tribune.
0sgosH, WIZ, Feb. 25.-A lire at Munasha last
night partially destroyed tho dry-houso Of synsB
d TO. Tie fire wnB oxtinguislel aftcr danag-
ing tho building md stock to the amount Of
II, 600.
, 1874-02-26
PENNSYLVANIA,

DEMONSTRATION IN PHILADELPHIA.
Spectat Dispateh Ia The Chteaao Tribune,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Teb. 25.-The graudest
aud most significant temperance demonstration
ever hold in Ponnsylyaula mas given tonight in
, 1874-02-26
OBITUARY..

The Rev. John Rachmnm.
CHARLESTON, S. O., Fob. 25.-Tho venerable
Lutheran pastor, john Dachman, distinguished
as D naturalist. and lifelong friend and Co.
laboror Of Agasaiz and Audubon, IL dead, age 85.
, 1874-02-26

1Q0U-CNrTlCF87 SFFtKe IN Sta 1tOu18e
ST. LOUIS Mo-, Feb. 25.-About half tho hod-
carriers OF this city hayo struck against MI At
tempt to reduce their wages Is cents per day.
The remainder Of tho laborors will probably take
tho aamo action in day or two.
, 1874-02-26

NEW YonK, Feb. 25.=7:WiIliam Bennett, o
Jama!cn, L. l., WAS fatally shot thoro by Charlc
sprague, of hocknway, during quarrel about
woman. -
, 1874-02-26
ILLINOIS.
Special Dispntch to The Chicago Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
At BTnEATon.
srnEAron, ILL.,. Feb. 25.-Four leading sa1oon-
koopera received lottors this afternoon, signed
"Ladles Of etreator,' notifying them that thirty
Of their numbcr would cali On Friday and pray
for tho salvation Of their souls. Tho; ladies
earnestly appeal to theso mon to dosst from tho
uuholy traffic, md hope to DO received kindly.
The saloon-mon aro agisatod. They pag 351o
lcouse. and wi)l appeal to the town authoritios
for protection. Considerable o1eitoment pro-
rails.
AT ROCKFORD.
Special Dspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ROCKFORD, lll., Fet. 25.-Ior somo wceko past
ay nnEo pvSn hoa ~ Tue
has boon manifested. A part Of the work ac-
complishod wo learn Is that arrangements have
boon mado for a raid on tho whisky saloous noxt
week, aftor Tho manner Of Indiana and Ohio.
The,o IL plenty OF room in this city for mission
AIRY work among the whisky shops.
, 1874-02-26

nnd,o ,,nrL a.Hor 49,, IL ~n,E - ."nl;ti.,,'" a
He did not want to SEQ Dr.. Russell
but Was somowhat afraid the locture,
would divide public attention. hIr. Russell
SAID his mcoting could not .bo postponed, as ho
camo hero BY invitation Of tho Good Tomplars.
Finally, truco WAS arranged and committee
appointed to confer with the Legislature reln-
tive to tho 6tuto House prayer -nlcoting at 4 p.
m., which would not Interfere with the Russell
lecture.
Dr.. LowiR-1t Is clear that without moro
united effort tho outdoor campaign cannot be-
gin here for two wooks.
All tho ministers Of the English congregations
expressed themselves In favor Of tho movement.
A meeting was held At o'clock to hoar d re-
port from tho Committee to Interview the Log
too busy to attend any praycr-meaUng to-day.
Sono OF the most aotiyo Temperance workers
expraBh themselves al much discouraged over
the events Of eo-tny, and fear that it tho prohi-
bitionlsta lnaist OIL alternating to force politics
into the campaign, no roal good will bo accom-
pllshcd here.
At UPPER sANDuaKY.
UppEn BANDuBKY, o., Fab 25.-Tho tempcr-
ance war Las commenced at tllia place. Lust
Monday q largo number Of our most prominent
ladies met at the Mothodht Church, and organ
lied for Tho work. Thoy arc determined to
make clean Bwcop Of tho SALOONS, and have
beon visiting every peraon In town, asking tuom
to sigr tho pledge. They hAyo mot with tlattor-
Ing success SO fur. A company III being organ-
izod to furnish tho ladioa With funds to carry on
their work. Some $40, 900 has already boon sub
scrbed. The intontion IL to wipo OUT this OWL,
il possible, without rosorting to tho Inv, but, ii
that method proves tneGeotlla thoy will onforoe
tho law to tue letter. Tires enloon. .koepern
closod their places.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-03
ORDINANCE

TTNIlE, following ordinance is revived and
i publish tyr tho benefit Of, all con-
cerhe"
lat. The.T,wn Gounuil.of winnsboro do
'rda,n the, all HoSs and .Gont+ .guing Mt
"rle. shall be taken up by he " .rshnls
md held twenty four hours. At tho +zpi
'ati4n of. .ilMt !inep II shall be the duty
Il said Na ,slhfs 10 plnoe or oause to he
placed q n"'he at It. e following places
The Post Office. the t:ou,t llonse. bni near
Tie Market. advertising such Hogs OF
inats for sale; the silt n1vsrIi- -em int 10
remain p 'sts: three days after impounding
y sa,d animals.
2nd: ':After Tie Ap.e Of twenty fur
h"u's itshall he duty of Marsha's TO
care for -uoh ,nog..or Goats as may IN 20
hscn imp"nndel ~ fcad,nz and Watering
'hN same. for which ihey sh all DO allowed
twenty i've oents rer <say 10 be paid GU. of
The pr Deeds of snch snle In no ca.e
shalt the Narshalls advertise o. sell any
imp"undpd sIock until first reporting to
The lntcndnnL and receiving instructions 8
from him.
L.S.) PIERRE PACOr,
I"ondurt.
". NJ NELSON, elk. Of Council.
nay 80-t3
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-03

The above ia true copy ofn note /
hold on lol,n u. Nnhon. who, through his
agent. II. y Ellison. purchased on tn 0
22nd inst a, " sale by the Comfy Trea,.
urer or sheriff, for an uniawul tax claim,
ono OF ny mules, for ne-ihJrd iis value
IL the AK. mt has any funds in hand Of his
principal. w.u,d no Flrasci to have
him settle tho above al an eerl' day.
JNiJ. II, CaTHCART.