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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Final Settlement.

TREDlTORS and all others interested in III.
Y estate of john Il. Mu>ick. deceased, will
take notice that N thrtsrm of the Probate Court
Ia be held AT the Office OF the Judge OF said Court,
in savannah. Andrew county, Missouri, at the
june term, ISL, | will make final settlement of
said estate, and ask To be discharged from said
administration y. FORD,
~ administrator of john G.. MusIck, dee.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Final Settlement.

NREDlrORS and all others interested in the
" estate of Miller Wilson, (colurrdj deceased,
VIII fake notice that nj the neal term of the Pro-
bate Court, 10 be- held at the Office pf the Judge
Of said Court, in savannah. Andrew county,
Missouri, On Monday, the lJrI day of june. 1874.
! will make final settlement nf said estate. and
ask 10 be discharged from said ADMINISTRATION
JlLllS a. GAINES.
20: administrator of Miller Wilson, .cc.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08

WHEN the granger>. or the farmers,
or the workingmen of the West hold Il
meeting and pass resolutions indorsing
the veto, and ratifying the victory of the
Eastern capitalists, we shall promptly
announce the fact. No such thing has
vet occurred in the Mississippi Valley.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08

ANDY JOHNSON once more appears on
the political stage in Tennessee. creating
CONSERVATION in the bosomS of the other
aspirants for Senatorial honorS. Like Il
certain other ghost, he Twill not down"
at their bidding.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08

\ ..GRANGER' asks the st. Joseph
Gazette why the county expenditures of
Buchanan county have not been pub
lished. Inquiries OF the same sort might
be in order in our own county. May
lst is the time.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by Hiram Wilson, living in Platte
l. township. in Andrew county, Missouri, on
the 18th day OF April, \. ID. ISL, one dark
brown pony mare, ilr,ut nine years old, fourteen
hands high, has II star in the fore head and II
small white spot ON the left fore arm, and Il
heavy nanr AMI tail, and Il halter on when taken
up. Appraised III forty dollars by David Burns
and VIM. Hauk. amd sworn 10 before me this
18th day uf April, Isl. 4. true copy from my
stray book. VINCENT WILSON,
agEs j. 4. for Platte twp.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE i hereby given that letters of admin
~ l,trTi!"n upon The estate al Isaac :. Ial!cr.
deceased, have beer granted to- the Undersigned
10y The Probate Court at Andrew county, bearing
dale April =, \. -. lS.i. All persons hIyin"
claim, I. si!nSt SAID estate are required To exhibit
fhcIl (" NE for allowance within ore year from
the hat, of said letters or They may be prrrludr,i
from any lcnc!ii uf~uctI. estate, luI II aid rlainl>
j." not exhibited within two wears from the Inn.
of publication OF Tins nntir, They will be- forever
barred. JDSf.YH Il. GARDINER,
J. TALLER,
~ Administrator III I. =. TLhi.r. dec.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given To all creditors and
all others Interested in the estate of NuIl,
L. Hay, deceased. that |, W. ". Caldwell.
administrator of said estate, intend To make final
settlement thereof n the nCNt term uf the Pro-
bate Court of Andrew county, Missouri, IL he
held at Savannah, in said county, on Monday,
the 18th day Of June, Isl
a9E ". ". CALDWELL. Administrator.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by David r. Jenkins, living in
Missouri. ON The list day Of April, \. ID. lS14. II
bay mare, fifteen hands high, supposed 10 be
eight wears old; small star in the forehead; small
white SpnI'on The left side OF the neck, supposed Ia
have been made by The collar; marked with har-
ness. Appraised Il: forty dollars, by Isaac Caid-
well and Andrew !. llol!enbcrk \ true copy
from my stray hos. JESSE JOHN,
~: Justice of the Peace for Nodawav twp.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Saturday. HeGN day Of lime.

1874, between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon and dive o'clock ia tn. aitrrTpnn ui that
day, at the south door of the COu.t-huIi~c in the
city al savannah. county of Andrew, in the
state of Missouri, proceed 10 >cil the property
above described, at public VcmIur To the highest
bidder Tor cash IN hand, and apply til, proceeds
Of -ail sale ;n tn" purposes MENTIONED IN sand
decd. FREDERIC BhEiI, Mortgage.
". W. CALDWELL, attorney Tor mprtsGScr.
49,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Final Settlement.

rHEDIIoliS and all others Interested in the
" estate oil John VI Cameron, deceased, will
take notice that AT III" Office of the Juds- OF said
Court, in savannah, Andrew county. Missouri.
ON Monday, the 18th day OF June, Isl, J will
maxi final settlement al SAID estate. and ask To
be discharged from said administration.
II. VI. t..,I,iiANl'
2q= administrator of John ". ClnYr,u dc
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08

ALAw passed ut tine last session of the
Legislature OF Missouri requires that all
deaths and births shall be registered in
the Probate Court Of every county. The
Probate Court shall keep Il register and
make an entry of ii! deaths and births
rnnnrtpI
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08

News from ARKANSAS to the effect
that things are in a more muddled con-
,%lition, if possible, than ever. Much
irreparablc injury has been done that
State by this causelcSs and bloody con
tpntion
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
uiOJf60o'e S'uie.

WIllEl,E ~, Daniel BIumIn anil Elizabeth
w liiunnIn, hi, wife, by their mortgage deed
with power of sale IlIcrciH contained, dated
January II, Its, AMI recorded in the Recorders
Ol!iCc OF Andrew county. STATE OF Missouri. IN
Il 'ok M. ~. nj Page Il, conveyed To tn. under
signed mortgage the fIllpwiu described real
estate. LING and being in Andrew county. in
the state -! Missouri, Io-wit: The north half al
the west halt uf the southeast quarter oi section
number one ~, in township Hunl'rr fit -ninc
$50. of range number ihirty-iiNr (Ej), contain
ing ;rIty acre, which SAID conveyance Wa, ia I'!r
la >cC;lrr the pay mont Uf a certain promi>-DTN
not" in said mortgage deed mentioned and Dies
crib.d. And, whereas, SAID note i dIr aud
unpaid, except The sum Oi sixty dollars paid
thrrcun toward the liquidation of the interest.
Now, therefore. by viriur ur the power and au-
thuriiy invested in m" 10y SAID mortgage deed, |,
the undersigned mortgage, will, on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08

EIGHT hundred and ten kegs of buck
beer were consumed in st. Joseph On
Saturday and Sunday last, according TO
the Herald.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Strayed- W Mules!

CTRAIED from my premises, in Platte town.
ship. y. miles southeast nf Bolckow. two
black wnrk-malcS q years old; one Il horse
mule, l. hand, and one inch high: the other, Il
mare mule, - hands and = inches high; heavy
bodied.
The finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning them. 2yE l.. ca AItr.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Guardian md C'ardt1r'S Notice.

CTATE Of Missouri, county Of An'lrcw. -:
- In the Probate Cuur. OF Andrew COUNTY,
Missouri. Jmlr term. Isl.
Notice l. hereby given that the undersigned
Guardian OF ;lr person and Curator ot The c,iatc
of josiah iumly. AlyirI I.uiliy, and MuIon
Lumly, minor heirs ui lirnry l.Uinly. Deceased.
his mi,r "a Ju>t AMI IRA" rN,iiblt al the accounts
between himself aIi HI said wIr'l-. and filed
tn" same with tlI. Prostate Cont of Andrew
COUNTY, Missouri: and ihti On thu ilr-t day al
the irNt lunr term thereof. is1i. he intent, 10
ipply L" ~I:'i Court for leave - make Il iina! set
tlrnirni at hi Guartian and ,urlturship ac-
counts. and i,r his discharge ~ such Guardian
aud Curator. WILLIAM & SMITH,
80 Guardian ami Curator.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
Monday, the 6M day Of JuIy,

Isl, between the hours of nine o'clnck :. VI.
AMI live O'Clock L. NJ. of that day. at the Court
house door in the city of Savannah, county of
Andrew, state oi Missouri, proceed IL sell the
property above described or 81 much IL NAV hc
necessary to pay SAID debt, interest AMI Gusts,
At public auction, Ia the highest bidder, for cash,
t. satisfy said note, AMI interest thereon, with
costs AMI EXPENSES III this sale.
PEMBROKE MERCER.
Sheriff OF Andrew county, No.
uA;I. AZ and ADDE'S. Attorney. 80
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08

TIE Albany Ledger says that the bees
are all dead liz that county, having died
OF starvation during the winter.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
DR., WHITTIER,

DIX. WHITTIER,
6I7 st. Charles street, St Louis, Mo.
.ii- been Longer engaged Ia The special trc,iih~ot Of ali
v~enereal. Sexual n Chronic Diseases
t1lI any Other Phh sict=u IA 81 Louis a. c.ts iatef-
Syphilis. Conorrhoea, elect, Structure.
Diseases AID syphiIitioor n,ercu.ial affec.
tlons o: the throat, s.sin or bones, ae trea'ei
win unparalleled success, Gu latest sci, ntinc principles.
SperrnatorrhUa, Sexual Debility anc
lmpOtenCy, asthc result OF self c5uss IN youth, seI-
produce som. Of the foloxias effects: acrroiisssss. seminal
eaiSsions, debility. diRaeSS Of siyhf. asIcc.rc nenorf.
pinpies on ths face. phgsieal deeag. Gr,rxon 10 society
gcm-t,es, conJzsion Of ideas, toss ofse-aii porcr. etc.. reh-
as,ins marriage improper or !. ,ss
above. sou; In sealed eHpetope. for two p1-;aer stamps,
Diseases peculiar to women, s9ea !.
Amcaorrh1a. DgsB4egorrARd. HetorrAaS1I. LsEcorraoA
Sierii''s. &c, sacnc-sfully treated. Descriptive psrpn'e1
sent seated Tor two stamp. Age with experience can oee'
lied upon. IL 10 self o.ilentthnt a Physician treating ihoos.
ands CT cases every year acquires great SKIN, fhysenah'
knowing this frequently Recommend persons 10 ry eat;
Conhdeutiai insulation, personally or By letter, tieean-
Invited. Whrn IL Is iucouvenicnt to visit TIE cly 70
meut. medicines can he scat BY espresso or mail evcryN he's.
Currable cases guaranteed. where douht exists itntr,.A,
stated. Once hours: 0 A, N. to1P. snndass, 80
] Pm. Persons dTTiring ia the city at crg hoIr. L'e5
direct TO the ofcs. II at night ring the Door Ben. ~.
The Establishment Ia whole house CT twelve rooms Nu,
most extensive In tho country, embracing keesptpu ~,
Con.ultation rooms. Boarding and sleeping sIa,.nrv
Medicatci and vapor Ba,hs: a comprehensive Lanora!ori
where all medicines used 10 III. establishment are prlIaaIs;
and mos, Important OF all tho Library, where the ~
latest standard works Of all the schools OF reiicihca
found. also Anatomical Platts. he sits and eoioEsu
illustrating diseas-i eouriitinn'. which have b'en rrsnfs.
fran Paris, France. regardless Of expense: npi h"'N
fund In any other Library In III" city. Th't'1aay
,hrnwn Wide ones to AL eancr.: AaLrss, q. a.9.s; -
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
To Contractors and Builders

T'IlE Rector and Ncerr! of 81. Johns Mission
L ut Savannah, Missouri. Protestant Epi--
Cnral Church, will receive ~-Ilrd pro-
pn>ai~ Tor IN" erection Of a frame Church
huil.lins until Friday. MAY /, lS1!, i. noon.
~iIuil,lius tn lie erected from plans AMI >I~cliica-
Iirns now in the IaHti.nfc. W Hale, ~rc'y al the
ni!icr al Waterman " Nash. luGhcr-yapl. Nv"
s-I> al bids are requested; !. E i"r building
giNIS, aul !'r huihiid- 2iN6l. The Nc>trr re-
-"rN" The right Ia I,icri amy ar all bids. BIDS
>uuill he addressed IT, Rev. =. G. l;lgrliStnn. or
G. ". Hale, Src'y, Savannah, Missouri.
- &. BLACkl~ipN, Rector.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
FANCY
POULTRY !

HAVE chickens ani eggs to sell. Of lie best
l. breed in the United STATES Dart I:r. hmas OF
the Black Prince strain. They are hsn-,u.
chickens, grow To the largest size, mature earl,
anu ART good layers. When Young. they are the
color al SuI;lS, anil escape thu h-wk: with.
white ones are Il sure mark. Chickens 81 Der
pair; eggs 81 per dozen. That il frnm 81 tu. sOI
per cent. lower than they can b- bought ESP
where. Orders can be left at Wright. grocery
store, savannah, and chickens ami egg, will b.
left there IL PER order. l. : REV. w. Il. ELY.
, 1874-12-11
LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS.

Speetai Dispatch to The Chieaaa Trtonne.
New YonE, Doc. 10.--Ihe wheat market is
rathor more htoady. Baos G7,o00 bu at st.o7@
1.0o for No. . spring el.10@t.t2 for No. Chi-
cago; s1.12 for No. 2 Northwestern e1.14(p
lis for No, 2 milwaukee,: 9t.1G6Ot.17 for old
No. spring; Al19@1. 40 for No. l spring LOT
Dt.25 for tlngradnd fowa md Minnesota apring
31.19@l.28 for wlntor and Western 81. 1.27G0l 80
for amber do; s1.27D1.37 for wlltc Western
aud a1.37 for extra wlito Michigan.
1aYa quiet at D50O7c.
Harley quiet mud unchanged.
Barley mali quiet and without decided clnngo
In price.
Corn firm. Ea.eB Al, 900 bu ut Ol@9111o fnr
old Western mtxed atoat, and 89GDJ3a for now
Wcstorn mixed aud sallow.
OatH heavy aud ID lowor. Bales ii ,0n0 bu Mt
67@o5c for mixed Western, ant1 G3@89c for white
Western.
Lard was In fair demand, and the market rulo.l
high. Ono hnntlrod and sevonty-five les No. l
Western aoll at 1895 Of primo. $50 tcs sold at
1876; Of city 100 tcs Bofd at 13tSc. For future,
tho ea1ea embraccd 1000 ten for December Mt
1870; 1,5D1 tea for Jauuary At 1870. and for
February ut 1870, closing with il1css figures
bid.
Tie pork market in hcayy at e21.o0 for old
rnegB, S17.50 for extra primo, and 500. so
for primo mcss. Tho mnrlfot wRB worry Guiot,
md trade is confined to tri1inE lots Of mceB at
S21.00. Extra prime vas quoted ut S16.25 in
epected, and S17,00 uninApccied
Whisky is lower, with fair demand. Sales ol
800 brls At $1D1.
Froighta quiet, but grain rates aro advanced 1e
per bu.
, 1874-12-11

havo q dcop and warnl regard. foe your
poopto, Wo hnvo been long limo
closely asnoo[ntol In n conmorc!al nntl
Hoolal nonHo, md do not fer ontiroly foreign In
tho Un,tod States. Now, gentlomon, wo Rro
mn giyen to unlorstatd, approaching Chicago,
nnd do not consider me inloApitablo II ask you
10 oxcuH0 MO.
THO King bowed with great diEnity. tho 70,
portorB mado tlioir Republican aalutos, and tho
audience was ended
cN1cAdo.,,
Gov. Kapenn wont out with tlo Journalists.
aud as tic outalir!s OF Chicago nppoa1cd, OK
claimod: "Thata what I call city! Lovo1.
like Honolulu, not up hill and down dalo, liko
aan Fraucteco."
Minister plorco joIncd tho party, and eald that
reciprocity frosty. THO Sandwich Islands wero
declining financially, md nothing but tho grant
ing Of tito treaty by our Government could aavo
tl,om from falling into othor hands. Tho Cor
man commercial intorost waa growing strong
thcre ankosas becoming acrlons rlvHl to tho
American interest,". King Knlakaua ''aa voo,
n,ant1y attacho1 to l,n nationality, md WHhe4
to uayo it, Tho United Etatcs did
not want tho islands, but mother slonll they
allow them to pasH into othnr hattla. Tbat was
tho real Htnte Of affa;ls. Reciprocity would In
iuro Amorica and would keep poor Kulakn ia q
Kingdom togothcr.
Dy tla ttnlo tho train Ind reached tho Jnnc-
tton, where KalaknuaH cara Woro switched of 10
tho Fort Wnyno car-a'iopa to wast thu ovoning
train, In which himself and party procaoded Eaat
ward. Tho reporters bado Gov. Kapena md
Cnpt. Whiting hearty "good.byo," hnd came
| back to their daily ubore.
, 1874-12-11

SVfCIHf
LEXINGTON. ILL.,. Dec. 10-Iesterday occurred
ono Of tho most iataroBting socinl occasions
TINT has been Witnessed il this community for
yaars. 1t was tho fifticth anniversary Of tho
marriage Of William and G. G. Mallan, old End
llghly-oHtcomod citizanB OF this community. At
tlsu golden woildng thoro wore present afl Of the
children. grandchildren, and gront-Grandclildrcn
OF tAy ngcd couple, together With many friends
aontod, aud all liatenod with interest aud faoling
to tho re.narks Of those wlo presented tho gifts,
and Of tho friends and relatives present. Tho
tnlk Of Mr.. William Mal,an himself WAS espe..
cialY interesting. Mr.. md Mrs. Mahan ecttlol
Ioro in 1912, md havo always been tonorea M
anaong tho most ontorprising and Industrious
ueUplo OF tho community.
, 1874-12-11

OFFICERS.
Tho election Of officers for tho ensuing yoar
was then procoedod With. Tho nominations
nude were:
!'resafent-Josial L. James.
Ftc-I'ftsdeRt-Geurga G. Cook.
StsretarH-0. ". Perrn.
lioara qf 7rus'tes-Charles Foliansbeo. ". G. D:
Young, Ii. o. stone, ". T. ayrick, Leonard Hodges,
Observation-Disclosures 81 r. nroes s james
Brewster, Benret notsford. J. & ceope. 4 clt!es,
iIe,,ry Fuller, ii. O. Folla1!Hneo,. Janles Oates.
1, Gentry, J. Iryipe Gras1a Leland. p aloviskgE. r.
asaffsy Ssp9pa y MyE'fb S. ,;ev 1f, 1,e, " D.
Stone, David 1sunyon, Thadcus +. Sears, Clark
Tlnshaat. rhi Ms1swort1: 4. Z wi'lard II H., #,
man, nItsa Eva 0age hlcslamea ". ", Kimhall,
--Equlrcs, r. " Harvey, LyG!!rgns dai!,n Z Charles
Gsss, ssS nuses soM1s g. H. rny an n{sSS ss
Honorary Observation-Disclosures Henry sayos and g,
". Perkins.
Tho Secretary vae instructed to cast ono ballot
uan,od woro thersby unanimously o!ected:
Tho Chairman sud TINT in January tho instllu.
ton will outor upon itn
rwENTr-F1FTn YEAH.
| and lo thought tho occaAlon ought to be ccih-
bratol III fitting manner. Eo did not suppose
tloy would hold ailyer party, but good anbBti-
tute could lp had by holding all anniversary
moetng to bo conducted by THO ladleg.. Indy
responded, saying that tile ladlea Will provide
! tho good choor, and thsy would expect tho
eeptlomon to provide the prascutB.
The Chairman said he would outortaln mo-
Il was tllon decided to hold an anniversary
,naetipg In January, to Which all tho friends ot
| tho institute will bn invited.
pnpn nooHKEErtNa.
! Mr.. KotEl, tho Secretary, again called atton-
tlou to tho careless WRy In which tho bookH ot
| tho Asylum wero kept It was Impossible. he
| said, to toll wncro NIL tho money received came
from, aud it waa only proper TINT tho npmoB oi
donors mud tho character OF shoir Rttks
| should bo recorded. Indeed, 10 caIelosHly
woro matters financial now conducted
! that II dlshonDst pooplo woro around money
| could DO abAtrectod. aud tho discovery mover bs
mado. Fortunately. every 0tlicer OF tho inatjtu'
| tiou WINS above suspicion; no abstraction ol
| wrongful conversion OF funad had boon spoke,
| Of or oyon dreamed Of, untor Tho pTeBen. n.aM
agomont, but hiH Joct In roForring to the mat
tor WAS to call tito attention OF tho Doard to tht
fact that, at ao,ne futnra tiMa under n tiiforon
administration, isroEnaritios conhl occur, mt
tho provisions OF the hy.laws Ought NOW to III
| enforced
The Dhairn,an thought It was matter for cou
grntnlalion tint thers was NJ largo q crsl!
balance. Thoro WAS no question before them Al
to money nsApcnt or ahstsactca. They al
| knaw that Miss ljako paHhod llor collections
| over to lhe Treasurer hut BlIe shon!i hapo KEEP
clonr reuorA all aloag Of tho seyornl donor
uMd their 1onations, rs provided Tor tn tho h5
| lawH.
, 1874-12-11

MEMPHIS, Toun., Doc. 10.--Tho stoamor Shor-
lock, with tho nocd commandory Of Knighta
Templar, OF Dayton, O., and delegations from
other comrnaudorlea aud large number Of
laaies. arrived hero th!s morning. Tho Knights
wero met by tho Mornphis knights, and escorted
grimm, MI delighted with their long trip and
tho manner in which they wore receiYnl in tho
South. Among tho wholo number who hnve
made the trip by water not sipgle case Of sick.
uens hub occurred.
, 1874-12-11

SUfcI0E Dl300|cH 10 tbs CH!eH5h 7tUHW.
CAnLrSylLIE, ILL.,, Dec. 10.-Great excitement
was created hero to-cay by an attack made by
e1-Goy. John II. Palmer upon e. a. sniycly,
editor Of tho A1acoupiu Enquirer The Enquirer
Inns boon very severe upon Mr.. pan'br IN oonae-
qllonce Of Lis courao towards the panpfo OF this
county In prosecuting the Court-iiouao suits;
Mr. Sniynly is quito small matl, aud was seated
In tho har OF tito court-room talking to irioua.
when Gov. pal,nor knocked hin, oyor, and kiokod
him three times before the byAtanders. the C.r~
cult Judge among them, could Interfere. hir.
Hnively received considerable Injury, mud has tho
sympathy Of al pooplo hero.
, 1874-12-11
ORPHAN ASYLuM..
Twenty .fonrth annual 0lcoting Of tho
Directors,
Gratifying Financial Exhibit.

Tha lwonty-fourth annual moesing Of tho Chi
cago Orphan Asylum was held Lust cyoning In
tho Droctors' noard+room at tho Aaylnm, No.
7s9 Michigan avenue. In tho abaonco OF tho
President. Mr.. 0oorge G. Cook, Vicc-prcs!dcnt'
called tho meeting to ordor.
RECORDING sEonErAnY'a REPORT.
A1rs. Botsford. nocorting Secretary Of the
Board OF Directreasca submitted hor report,
which WAS received aud pacod OH llo. Tho fol-
lowing Ia a summary: During tho year 167 chill
lron woro received, and 1a3 sont to homos.
ntuuy of tlo chttdren In tho inattsntion arc
boazdnsa having but ono rarcut who, being I'M
ablo to provide maintenance for thefn' bring
item 10 tho Institution. whorc, for snafl Rum,
they aro caroa for. Tho eonoral hoalth Of tho
family l,as boom remarkably good. Many thanks
nre duo to DR.. Bingham for hia constant atton~
tion and advice. Thero nre several girls from
15 to 20 years Of ago In tho Asylum, and tho OK
porln,cnt OF employing thom to nasurno tho
responsibility Of attending to the dorfnitories,
! ainfng-room etc., Aaa boon triod with q good
degrco Of Hucccea a noeale soW1ng-Bchool
has been started for tho bonolt OF gtrls urge
enough to uHo needle. Many Of tho children
show markea improvement. Tue affairs OF tho
Asylum havo been ycry harmonious Many
thanks arc duo to tho fgionda from tlto country,
and also from the city, for their generous dona"
tionB.
PHYSICIANS hEfoHf.
Or. Bingham, tho attouiant physician snb-
mttc1 4 roport On tho 1auitary condition Of tho
aas,,,r, nha o;at ~ IL na fo1foxs. Totn1
A7statu ."o 6.es .,t . ~. .a,, ~
numnor OF ooatn6 ol a.4 aees' ioi so"f @ Hau
| under, eigth; between aud 2 years. two Tho
deaths. viii, one exception, occurred among tho
cbilf,rnn 1,c1oncino to Tho Nttrpory. Tho excen-
=, Tasa rn,,a ;, n gomi. .i;fot,o oo1orc,
slon "@s eosa 'au1' n.eN,,. e '.ea ~.
girl, partially raza!yzed, has WA unaaly uiea o'
consumption, ABOUT tSentY.iTo easea VI IGh.
sas occurred mostly OF nnu lolnl. lnT o.'1tio
institution has bcefl vaccihnscu Anu 'oVucI'naseI
Tho sanitary conutelon i,as noon eooa ~ ~,
| times Inc hlatton 10 tnotoasnT ..t,sina aupIaGn
WIN tue lniinenco o! eloAulussa auu 1,.,a l.. -
on tho health or tao lhmnsoss WY! tue tosuit iaa
been an extromoly Bma! PROPORTION % oi alcnness pa
to the average h"n,per .. .'ate'. q s,1',,,; Iu.si
nas iatolY occnfre9 N tno so"sfo6e' "n" onou'a
le promptly astonucu 70.
| Iho report "aH tocolvea anu aaot'oo'
COLLECTOR nkIon9; .,,, rnu,....
ln tue report o. the coliecsns, alaas Cna!aos.o ;
blnhe, tilo Host in&el''sIns paanhbeD aao ft'e'l .
| As tne fhtlroaA colnPauS uio aos "Il'ins ~
! gtvo TAdsoa, my work has bcen m ostiY cpnunea
! TO tic city. and have boon unable to visit na
, 1874-12-11

small atreare. THO total amount ia 107, ,Q00, 600
feet, npportonol OF aa foliowa:
FEET,
Fiat ~, soc, $40
ltCRHa
Ef6u UCecK. ..A.HIushW
EfOcRCTt Cfeek D.hWt3'N
MslsEegon River. 5,00U,00Q
Tho Cuttor Il saviigo Lumber Company put
in the grentess amount-30, ,000, 600 feet. It Ia
thought and believed by good judges, should tho
winter provo favorable for numbering, tint tho
total aggregate given will full several million
fcot below tho actual amounts Tic logs on
A1uskegon NiYer belong to ono firm here and
will ha raftcd thero and towed to thia place. Bo-
sides the aboyo. there III Homo 10,00O,00U feet
stored in private booms, which NIL DO cut With
the rcst This estn1ato shows that tho mills
will bo fully supplied tho coming summon.