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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
One ThOusand Ticket.
will be sold. from the proceeds
of which Sk65."OO In Gold
Coin Gifts. will be returned
tOthe holders of II.

The remainder, after deducting the expenses,
will be disposed of according to Section 3 Of the
Act authorizing the Concert, As follows:
All money! coming into the state Treasury
frcm sources provided FIR in this Act. shall be
and the same are her 10y set apart and shall be
constituted a Specia Fund, t. be known as the
Insane Asylum Buildi Z Fund. and the State
treasurer shall r-p,rr TO he Governor the amount
received from said source from time to time, aud
the Governor shall report the same TO the next
Legislature"
The drawing will be in public. and conducted in
The same manner a. that If the Mercantile Library
Of san Francisco. California.
The holders Of Tickets to which Gifts are award
ed. Will present the same Immediately after the
Drawin-. To Wells. Fargo Il Co Treasurer. Viz.
Eir'ia City, New for payment. Tickets or COu-
pOns drawing Gifts, eau he collected through
Banklug Hcn.es, or Wells, Far 90 &Co.'stxpress
Al communications viii be addressed to b. l..
blanchard. Manager. al Virginia City. New. All
orde'sfr Tickets will be promptly attended to by
the Manager Tickets sent 10y Mail or EXPIRES.
As directed. Tickets are good only to the holders.
and Will be paid on presentation
That the Enterprise will be managed with in
tegIity and responsibility. We will refer to the fol
lowing prominent citizens:
J. ID. MINOR.
j. SCHOOLING.
W. ". HOBART.
c. l. PERKINS
A. D. TRtApwAY. Carson City.
GEO. d. FRYER. Carson City.
Hon J.P JONES. Vi ginis CITY.
WI b. ~THoRNBURG. Virginia Civ.
A ~tDGLRfD\. Virginia City.
C C. PENDERGASr, Virginia CITY.
JOHN sky. Virginia City.
JOHN PAGAN. Gold Hill.
KENNEDY d MALLON, Virginia City.
Hon T. ". ABRAHAM. Pine Grove.
Hon. NJ. ;. BONNlFIELD, KNOXVILLE.
W NJ. BORING. Aurora
A. c. CLEVELAND. Hamilton, White Pine.
l.. 7. FoN, Gold Hill.
b L. HASTINGS. Silver City,
J.C HAZLErT. DAYTON.
G HOPKINS, Virginia City.
X. McBErH, Galena.
W W. Mccoy. Eureka.
G. +. MILLS, White Pine.
/. Il SilAAP, Virginia City.
J. ". SNAIL. Genoa.
X. Z. LOVELY. Nirsinia CITY.
7 j. THNNitT Hamilton, White Pine.
H. IL DE&h. Nashoa City.
J ". ELLISON. Car.in.
C. L. FULLER, AEsin.
Al LOCKWOOD. Umpire City.
Wells, Fargo & Co., Virginia
City, New, Treasurer
ADDRESS:
D. L. BLANCHARD, Manager
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA.
}. D. KERSEY. Agent,
ny9-sf oRMsBY COUNTY, NEv.
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Application for Patent.

\ tice No. IL

I. : LAND OFFICE,
AURORA, NEvAD.. Aprii eth. ISL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HENRY
~ g BLA>DEL and A. j. POPE have this
day filed in this office a diagram and notice of ap-
I licatI Ii or patent from the United states. under
Asst # O. ngres-. approved july Goth. 1850. or one
thousand Il COO lineal feet Of a certain vein or
lode OF q artz, or Their rock. in place bearing
gold. silv' r. copper, and other metals. commonly
called ard known as the Dolores Lode : and
Dolores ""ld and silver Mining Company. situated
IN the wilson Mining District, Esmeralda county,
State OF Nevada- Said claim is bounded on the
north by the extension of the Dolores COMPANY.
an! on tie south by the Mount NerD,n COMPANY.
and l. n ore particularly described as t flows !:
Commencing al the location Of the notice posted on
the claim. and running thence in a nurthea.ferly
direction nne thousand feet ~ a stake 16leo east:
also enc hundred feet on each side of said vein or
lode for n e Convenient Use NJ working SAID lain;
tue same Icing on UUsurveyed land.
said claim Is mere particularly described in the
notice and diagram posted in this office and on
the claim. WILSON UTLER
sp9-SOd U = Register.
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VIRGINIA & TaUcKaE z. 2. Co.

THE ANNUAL NEEII.G OF sTOCkHOLD-
ers all lie held at the nf6Se Of the Company,
Virginia City, jun II, at I'm
THOMAS MENZIES.
Hyz3tA Secretary.
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TAKE WARNING!

EtHE Y. l. T. X. r. co. ARE ANXIOUS no
take due pTecaution against accidents AID
loss Of life resulting from the running OF IL r
trains: and they take this Ineth.d of wsrin z pG-
rents aud guardians against the dangers = ~,;en3lrg
the toe common practice of cliiiaTe n playing about
.uclr cars and locomotives. Those hay ng in culrgy
ne business of the Company find It in posslb}c 20
sERsyArE boys. v no frequent the ter mir and stop
piLg places of the read fron climbing upca IL
cars and engines; and they will feel the nss:yos
Obliged to resort to more decided measures il lies
1nnpyaHces are continued. Recent ~acciJert
which are wholly ascribahle to the caTelessuels Of
persons ia jumping on and of tho cars when iu
motion, should be warning enough in themse,ves
II. N. YERINGr0N. Superintendent.
AagRsf Is. 1870. #
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Each Ticket will be composed Of two Coupons. Of
the value of So 50 each which Coupon will en-
ritle tie holder to admission to the Concert. and
To one-half of any Gift awarded 0 said Ticket.
The Concert and the distributions of the one
Thousand Gifts will take place at Virginia CRY,
New. on The 18th day Of August. 1872, under the i'm
mediate SUPERVISION OF the trustee. a. du eCrei br
the Act # The Legislature auth .rIzing the same.
r"bs, assisted 10y Il Committee of prominent clti-
ZEN, TO be selected by the auiierce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
COTTON MARKETS.

Dee ,coGa Qsst, Sd@s s 5 ne; 'S s.ss,
81 "a bales .,s bales s, o,,,,,
,aS Ss MdD1 DeG s, MSns s net receipts s7 bales
gross. 1921 6aes eIpOstC Great Britain 3l6 bales coaE o
l7osss bales veety9et receipts 1sO bales gToss ss sss
sIs t gsG 90 bales Sss the Continent $50 ''
JcuylLLE Dee lsCouOn frner Mddng' lsis receipts 7''
wIssSTos lS~Corton FINN Mlddng lsic net receipt
So bales ,as' - bales %, r .,.o.
CITY PoisT Dee receipts q the week los bales.
1856 baes eIpOr-cOsstv slO bses sales 200 bales; stock
B 92 e G s Tsi sc..a. s'tb bale. s; zoo S
ST. Louis Dec 3-couOn qGet ba frmi hddlins' lsah'ei
BAETixcSr Dec i2~coticD sr@; sddngs lelc
cspt. 800 bales gross. 1850 bales sIpG-O Great Britain 1873
MoSToOHlEI Dec i3Cotion fr Low MdHgs 7ic receipts
SO bales shipment: 2S bales 'o's SI ,aa ,e,.D
27ol baes shipments 2io4 bae stock lI,7lo bales
Isl ssse receipts s5s7 Saes SHIPMENTS osS Sses Oi
bae weekyepts 10 lOl baes shipments Ho4 bsiefi SAFES
COEGxBUs Dec la-COttOu sm Ndiinr lsIcj weekly re,
ceips IN baes shipments 2 balesi nners 100 bAs STOCK
EoS1cIx Dec laCoon steady Low Mddings ls alsis net
stOe M bsles weesnet receipts II ol balesi eIPoris-eoa
GiivEsTSv Dee dlm Good Ordinary, lela7e net
British 800 bales Continent 4OS basi eOastvse lsl5
SSvSSS1S Dec laCOOn fmi Ordinary l7idi7ie Low
sdo Isl HssHE: 49, net Ies ss & Ss' s bales
bales to the Continent bales 92 bales sales 9o2
bales
PROVIDENCE receipts Of the week 2s bales
sales. , 100 bales; stock, 5000 bales
Dee. 3COou Domi1sli Low MddFngs l7e TefT
receipts shipments 2522 bales; stock 81 l9 bales
NOBLE Dec I3-Coton qaei Good Ordinary lie; Low Mid
dDg lslc Mddlngs. l9ci net receipts, 52 bales eIporto
bales; cOaSEise 800 baes sales 800 bales
bales; weeknet receipts 1924 bales eIportto
as bales; cosstvse SUI
bales; sales, 1900 bales 80,
Dec observation-disclosures OF the week, lO bAlesi Slid
mens 1903 bales stock, 1873 bales. 49,
AUGUSTA l3-Cotton good demand hddlne lbic net
1913 bales stock, 200 hsts; WEEKLY
764l bales shipments 395bas: sales blOi bales
et Of COttOr since Sept !. 1872:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EvvyoRK Dec la-BEEvEs-Arvss TO-DAY. including late
IN tesr5aT Conmuuipaw aud One hundre IT'D
m Selling old stale lots, Of them held from
Of hut prices scarcely higher
4, IN BE- Of 20 TeIant for Hunter by Martin
"A and ROACH, az Be- % 10 y eNt WIN ars
teroke weight &C. s. nj also, BY B. W. GiHe ear thin
a6i lie ears good Ohio by Gomez hcfherson
for ) Robinson. Il cwt., lZdlJsc
WsIel sold "a Illinois steers d cE al 9IIte o. o. same
vt Al Osc and q q evt at SIC
SHEEF-Ayals n late in al Forty ghthst tsArs AZ Oor-
Yesterday fonethtt
A. there scarcely snyhng operate upon the morning and
wool sheep, 10, al VI
print 4U5 Of 10 Set 37 Illinois coarse " 10 81 otc
% Sc Total sheep fhus lar ms week loto
ara asf % me dste one week
oGs-Arrvals Fssiht and y Al CommmipaN com
.J.ug date last Wee West
ere freely srnng to-day
,err At SIC Tor sg for medium weights CITY dressed
aBci
Is0 n. &c; l2oG 40 D. Ge, anu hsht pigs 6se
BrvyA0 Dee ICArTIK-Reoept TO-DAY. 603 b+si making the
It'll suppy Tor O al against IA
ear, foT tke zane Market less but few buy
effect sales would be obliged 10 submit 10
last weeks eo'ng prices quite large humber
srfe sale Of rsngBg from $50 10 5 h. At - 3Jd
ga 20 heiers, averaging ya N, AZ 81 5O 81
Michigan ranging ffoh Le 10 i3 10 Ats3 1885, u
ogau rtcciet averaging 90 ~ az - SV o. lar ieiAh' "e
$50 n. a ~ 90 and 81 h head premium
SHFFP TO-DAY 80 head making total supply
Tor 400 head against 100 head for the time
wbs ~ s6d So sds sheep s5dS5 'o Western Sass
" brought prices few sales made public todsy
quantity Chtnas stock sold a. prices rangng on &C. large
and lambs bed over a. OF ~ Ka
10 5 asa 80 IS al EKxra Michigan
shsep ranging from &c 10 89 n. al 50 Is - so ,
HoGsReceip:s iAg $40 head making the total Fappy for h.
,,t tous m 81 800 bead FOR the time last
market about O Of; hgh hogs for the New Yorf mar
highest quoted at - d ~ IS picked lots
Irhs hogs Niece stock $50 70 sold Al
81 " I2O Ohio bo, ranging iron zoo to I35 H. at - 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
The STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN HARkBTs

LoSrop Dec Cohsos op.Oed at 81 @si for
~ s{ N Tor United States Rive T~euy bonds s6a
sI Is g eIoupop; Ten FoThef eSi New fTes SS Ere
fsii~sY a.
Ppm Dee IA n.-Reutes opened at %f &c.
LvKryoo Dee AZ opened frm Middlng Up9rdf
4loid MEag Orleans lold the ss Of The dsy are estimated
5o Mddug UpiAnds for December 81 lO the
k Of the weei have bsn - 600 bales 500 10, export ,nd
SEQ speeon; stock Is JvIJ bales neladng - 90
Anneu the receipts Of toe wes have been 6eO easi ibeadhs
. CO.. Aueen bales; the ok At bound 10
port IL l3,0o9 hsies, including 1900 American -
LoSDos, Dec. 49, pm-UHted States hveIWeny bonds s
1867
LvEEPOOI Dee 49, mThe receipts Of West Of this port
for the past three days have been % 900 garter neag O Amer
LvEKTOot Dee l-2:Jo n-COoh 10 tfmi Addihg upspds
lod0 hdoAsS Oreans U sss Of hddlbg UPlaSds io De
esmbeT 81 100.
LyERPooL Dec 49, n.-Bretdsuss steady Corn, "a 9
f<T quarter. -Four. % per Dbl for Western Canal
FEAsEyosT Dee 1-One States Five Twenty bonds ste for the
q 1862.
LONDON, Dee 1875 Consols closed sIdolI money aud
81 Unted States l5 e2
Jories, S6l RE keilHay shares. i2t. ..
FLEf. Dec I3-I. M-henitt closed e. ser
t30 D. m.-rOtiol firm MLldiuz n
Micfhbg Od of he cav hsye been
bts, he1ag for speoush sI2or The market r
sbnes Manchester up1 etaeue, Tue
hPs Of Corn ~ The port cf the btsE 2OaO
qH nsn elsdug II SOY Ameresh
srwrHP. Dee l3-PeuoisHn s2.f ta One Pale AnsHesu
IokBcs Dee l3-Eveung Common RoB IL aHG pef cat,
whale on Esd 40 per tSs Sperm Oh, 30 per taB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

submitted 10 the Department Of Buildings during the week eno
os side Of Pfy fourshst 100 t sIthay +stoy brick
and building 25r75 Owner Chninan bhnn
East de south Of Thirty second st. tstoJ Os
Art ass ,tOre and Offices 59x586 Owner, VIM TopPlnR
North us feet east o. Ninth ave- .o
bnck srsteass dwelling, lLor' O"ne james
Condie -.
,ore and 255x52. Owner, FIapct mnter
Sxh'aSe, STORY ones
factory $3.50. Owner, DAVID Morrison. -,
Cbsmben William and Duanests seyentoy onck NeNsooJs
house and 69r68 and So Owners Chnstan Ad
North ia. Ih IS feet west OF Fsaye 'hreesIop
brcL workshop, f5I25. Owner, = McGinnes . ny u s,,A
North sds Of Ffyarsts east Of Psye opto brek
wagon. house Isr25. Owner. Pred. schuck. - nj.
EoG Fftyutbst sork bnek tenemennoue -
153 Owners NJ Park and j. Murphy . ,s-oo.
No loo 5stO brick and brownstone tenement |'i
c. Owner. Jas. Carney.
Mo-. 2s5 and ass West 3oy brick WORK
shop 36I42. Owner, - PaTon -, -. -. ,..o.. hr.l
Frstsye. and EghJfouhsLI fsV O0'
enemeut house 26r54 Owner, T. Loefmann- -.
Sonth side Of 100 feet OF Ninth ave- sto
bcI and etess dweipg lI2 les 1876 lNSi''
soati Sde Of Fifty seventh $50 feet Of Enhaye, tsory
bcL hclsss dwellings 2OIo each owner y v"
Luyster. Ga, -. T., .,o,,
brick eeass dwelling 1919 owner sAmuei O"en
corner Eghye and Forty s,ibst four
brick and brownsoBe and fats each Hlr owner '" d.
Waldron. -, .,Aon os,ao
eoutss corner Of Fr.tave Eve hyeory
birch and each ?hsIeo5 Owner H. j. bafcne'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
REAL ESTATE.

Esv YoRE Friday, Dee II. ls77
Another dull day at the Exchange and but very
mail attendance
James sold b. legal order senE under the direction o.
Richard Besm referee three story dwenghou'e and o'
located noh.ry sirtSseeonds 9 feet ess'sIV ron
secondave for $500 Chsa Bnsn the pAnnH ID "e "s
action. - -. s...,ou q, W,l.
BENJAMIN P,rehh sold By legal ORDER under me oeon o.
Ter Edwards referee l23 DYckman estate, beg so9a'
located on noherly Gde Of between nosL
Bosdsay and above incumbfanees
10 800 $500 to T. Lustig account OF the Panun W..
suit and BY Mcclure three +ory bhck tenement honss sno @
blre rear irregular westerly side Of Avenue
neiDg feet Tweniethst sold sueet 20
AMI above amounting S72l 81 for
tebeoek which the business At the khange Tor INC
Al private sale reported by v Stevenson sop OF ou
o 25rl0O the nohery side OF hgb eshhst ~
meneiug aCO feet westerly from Eighhaye for s24ioo
The following noted TO take place al The EiehAnke @
noteiJ tomorrow , ~ .,
Ry J,nss Miller legal under the direction OF Chaes hsns
Pb, referee 25rl0O5 located the northe SOC
and lots 2jI05 located The southe soc o.
POry iounhs adjoining commencing Sz' feet Westerly ITO"
Te1shaye. ,t-.-..-- ., ~. n
BE Lailow Co. eg, sales gnier the direction o. w VI
MeLougs referee plot Of land located Carleton 1ha ~"
PsYi and In the OF hddeo~n No
g. l.. 20 sold a Peters Hotel, New Brighton ats m ,,,
Camp the direction OF o. irvihe Wnl
head referee 9tir00 together with the budngs thereon H
Gated the westerly ade Of PItsVe lis feet inches nof0sp
from Twenty third Ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
orRwLyORKl DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. DECEMBER H. 1872

steady Provisions dali drocns dn and unehsnsd Lard
Rendered H. Kettle S Bah Meat, ST d ' Dun Sc
sides quiet and unchanged Meis-shoudes ard Sides as
SS s. Ss sGs' 5s sss az dS Sh; s sS' 'A'
81 Lows Dee l3PlOu Quiet and UNCHANGED "hsss aui
SSa White 5tSs on he cas-, d track Oats and higher No
ss o. S be, east dS ctr tract ,,,S S On % s WHISKY steady
Por quiet si2 Bulk Meats dull and uncsngedi %
s Clear s' Rib sde, Sc tssr sdss o. fnI steam s
Jsuury &c Cattle arm for Choice $50 hIs ogs ge6
bhls Flour 1000 hush Wheat $500 bush Corn SoV oui'' JAW
Cgoaso Dee Is~Pour steady Wheat active and higher No
Spring Goa 2o. No Spring, 81 ~ spot 81 W 'e ee,
Corn IN ir demand and higher No Mixed 9c spot or DeoeToe
s9 JsPosT Rea s.s, sGLS and Vss No. &C.
Barley in far and sdvaned No Fall aocorSns
, to IpI ss aSssrS Lard sT@ At TO- spot
Hams firm a7ie according % weight spls hea w., % "a
bush Corn 5000 bash Oats 1900 bush Rye 1000 bush Barley
3 Sn. 6 s , TSuT R C SP bush T Rse WV
PgmIDEIPaIl pee I-CiOTer Seed dull at ssass 2S Tim
S SDS &C. s e. F s:5. ssd ss1sS I
Wisconsin and Minnesota kItra Family 81 16t Ij
SSi Red IL 81 sSSs s'ss Amber WS 81 ssssio ~,
CD S va western. S1a &C. 'S o oG npo9:d demand White
Sc MI ts acny tS s, 81 ss
pee l3FlOOT sn Choice Treble EII. q 90 90
yellow s 6.ts 1sdIc Bran Hay and advanced
Prime s3o Choice s' from store fo5s sey p Mess
Sides lie Hams dull at i6dlse La scaree Teree i Ksg
sc Sugar qus InooI e9Sc CSnmGE .saiS FAR to raly
ssa Ear r isSsce Prime s Prime s'aSs
whi,Ey s2sgSc SSas. ., quiet GOA s m
Br1S1n6 Dec 1HIsSe bush. Barley sO
70 ~ ou, a 09 "a 's s wh Ses IS 50 So Wheat quiet
- lots psr bS.h Corn arm os soOc b9sh No s'
& 0 sS. nominal csn5s No sa W. os STATE 1ss Ry,
seminal at SOC Barley Msn Guet Prime Winter Western 81 s
Lard si Hogs IS The balance Of the market unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
Gorporalion Noiifes.

rI,O TAX-PAYERS.-NOtic ia hereby given
Il under the yvvoot Of the statute sdcosA Que per esn
x be- added hs lsb mat 10 al tses pppAi previous !" h- date,
The lat o. Jshesy following iues.t Al its rate OF lr.. yer
el " % added 70 BE- ths 10 q Ocss lsa
H. al, on uyx,as HkkIlN r. MCMAHON.
r 400 hsssl,u u TsIsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
printing

CLOTE g. JAMES, STATI0NERS, PRINT
- YRS aud BLANK. BOOK MANUFACrURBRs No. - Fstena
ACCOUNT BOOKS made any pattern. oTtss soiclled
HENRY L. sLOTK JONATHAN yANES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
Auftion Sales of Real Gstal
Gitp properIn 10 let.

mo LET-THREE FLOORS for business pur-
i poses corner Broadway sirihays., Thirty
Fr wM H.. RAYH0R
5. Pinsa-
mo LET-A new and elegant STORE,
Il On the coraer Of NINTH-AVB and IWBNI1-lhIhD-SIs
will be gwen for Of yeani this Location very "s
''' ~'A' '-'' GOoDESOUGH WEBER III BrO,d-'J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BAIHIEOEE. DEE E-Cotton very fru, Los hddpp lfIdlse
az Hneabged Wheat FRA Choice Whit "a 100 A Is
Yelo~ Msed Sosibsrn ~
White. quiet aag Ila
AID steady fooHs quiet aud nonnay oBchtpgsd
Batter sd wanted hot pnee Snehangei why BomEai
1859
CfsnSslT Dee la-F0s' trn 81 Ads5 is What 10
deESuG WuteT Red 81 55df ST. itsldVi
Dee, >oaAG good demand al nds Ots quiet AID %.
ssAss1 Bsrs5 Gust sSe ssosSssei b siAess fra bvss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
6aies bp Anrilon
flarple ano Slate Mnniels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. LING WORKS I34 and 10 Eaa Kghiesshst Marble shl
hsbsd hssts TAns Marble Coasters h0usnsp a. that
DEFY com Dsa,os H,rss Iaroas fes th. trade. : .|
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS--Rich and
ssss.. Stat, rsr. q .ssy ssrpsA hssBLE a..
Tv.a.r laird st.. near ssIss1..s -
THE PENRHYN SLATE Go. have removed
10 their as- r,trooT' uaon,Qs.t' fsaI,A,w ,sS s,,,s
tssnh,, aid osrnhT large sonm Of MASTbLs ohA1
ks esmphsE .sgni aus dsg1 At rnes' ssssFSS
eempslpoH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pey KOrlh Yets,li R0iroadG
BeeswI ~ bses Cotton tJ pigs
ysd Fu I2+J Eggs $40 bb& Pour H. $50 bush wheat,
lx0 b,sn Corn ID GO bags Seed, 1873 bbs
sns l. bales FAT 40 Hides EOS bales Hides Jay
s.es Ieatbef bbls Spirits TgTpenn zS3 bills ko 200
Cake ls plgs PoIf W pfgA Beef % pigs Cu heah 100
ss no Lard 30 pigs Seam 1881 Butter 1853
$50 hee 50 pgs Tsos 233 dressed Hogs C5 bags Peanuts 1875
k Tobacco go boItf &C. Tobacco. co. bb Wbs 81 bbS Red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

pe:EsPosTER usyE L2S y4s EsTI E sseiSS Ds1 " 1914
No 30 Janess., unsafe chmney-breasti ~ " Nsbe VhH'i
No $50 Pesrl.st, unsafe chimney H. r. hount, owner
No B Pearl-st unsafe chimney; q. b. smith, owner.
No III unsafe chimney; George f. Hsnford owner
No ives, corner Nntave ami Thrtyirthst unsafe 'An pat
form and mastering; Northwest DDensary, esess
No I6 Psrk.st unsafe generaly unknown owner. r.,,
No ~ Meers., unsafe foundation 'front.' ana East "Asi D
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-17
Tribute Of Respect.

At 4 regular communication of Savan-
nah Lodge No II, A. L. and A. Masons,
held May 18th instant, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were read and or
dered spread on the Record:
Whereas. 1t hath pleased the great Ar
chitcct Of the Universe, in the dispense
ton of his all-wise and benefcent provi-
dence, to remove from our midst our wor.
thy and well beloved brother Thomas
II. CLARK; therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the removal OF
brother Clark from his labor here below,
we recognize the hand of an all-wise and
benevolent Parent, and that We bow in
humble submission to the will of Him
who doeth all things well,' earnestly
hoping that when we are called ito that
country from whose bourne no traveller
returns we may be as well prepared.and
patiently resigned as was our good
brother Clark.
2. That in the loss ofbrother Clark
whose memory. we cherish-the frater.
nifty Of Masons has been deprived Of one
fits most worthy and useful members
his Children of a kind and affectionats
parent, his relatives and neighbors of a
devoted friend, and society of 4 most ex-
%celient citizen.
3. That this lodge and its furniture
remain draped in mourning for u term. OF
thirty days in honor of his memory.
1. That the Secretary of this lodge
furnish Il copy ofthese resolutions for the
relatives, and also Il copy each to the
Editors of the ANDREW COUNTY RE.
PUBLICAN and New Era for publica'
ton. Il. W. JOY, Chairman Com.
Il. NJ. MITCHELL, Sec'y.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-17

plished the one great object which every
true teacher ofy0uth should have in view.
Mr.. Brooks is me Of the successful
teachers in u county. The people in
this district seem to be interested in
schools, and generally uc,eed in getting
good instructors, caring more for the
qualifications of teachers than they do
for the money they pay to a teacher
This is a comfortable frame, very well
seated; think of reseating with patent
desks during the coming school year; and
| for the good of the little ones, 1t is to be
hoped they may.
| March Is, 1872.
Nodaway township. school district No.
3, township 60, range 80; H. P. Alexan-
der, teacher; enrolment 81, average at
tendance about 81, length of term six
months, salary fifty dollars per month.
Text books: National reader and SPELL
er, Brooks mental arithmetic and Rob:
%inson's written arithmetic, Greene's gram
mar, Warren's biographies. This is the
best graded district school in the cOun-
ty, and in good condition. The teacher
being alive to his work, and the children
in their Rotations, give evidence of be-
ing educated properly, and that the in
struction received from the teacher is
practical and to the point. There the
children are taught to think and reason
for themselves, thereby laying founda-
ton, upon which may be built a life of
usefulness and honor. This district may
well be proud of its school, and the
school OUGHT to try to retain in the fu-
ture the name it has gained. But to do
SO the girls and boys must attend school
more regularly in the future than they
have in the past. This is a good house,
but poorly seated; no maps or charts fur
nished by the district.
School District, No. l, Township 60,
Range 81; j. Gam, teacher; enroll
ment AZ; average attendance, about %,
length Of school 6 months, first 4 months
taught by j. G.. Culbertson. Text
books: National reader and spoilers,
Brooks mental arithmetic, and Rays and
RobInsons written arithmetic, Quacken-
bo's history, Grcene's grammar, Warren's
geography. School might be in a better
condition; teacher not practical enough ;
sticks too closely to the text books. In
this district a first class teacher should
be employed, and then supported by the
people, and when parents are opposed to
teachers Furnishing their children at
school, then they ought to correct them
themselves or retain them at home.
This is a large frame. situated about Q
miles northeast of Savannah, is we'll
seated, furnished with reading charts.
and is known as the Glenwood school
house. There are sixwhole districts and
two fractional in thistownship.
j. r. TILSON,
County Superintendent.