Annual report of the board of directors and officers of Longview Asylum, to the governor of the state of Ohio, for the year ending ...

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OVER OR 0 TE OF OHIO.

rOB THB YEAB l88t.

OOLU I

BICHARD EVI , STATB PBI TBB.

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BOARD OF DIRECTO ItS.

MAJ. T. F. ECKERT, PRESIDENT.

DR. C. G. COMEGYS.

JUDGE J. BURGOYNE.

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OFFICERS.

SUPJ: RINTItNDEN'f AND PHYHOIAN,

O. M. LANGDON, M. D.

ASSISTANT PHYSIOIAN,

W. H. McREYNOLDS, M. D.

STEWARD,

R. T. THORBURN.

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REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS.

LONGVIEW ASYLUM, Nov. la, 1862.

To His . Excellency the Governor 0/ Ohio:

SIR: In conformity to the law reorganizing the Benevolent Institutions of tbe

State, passed April 28, 1852, the undersigned, Directors of the Longview Asy­lum

of IIamllton county, beg leave to make this their Third Annual Report.

It is a subject of congratulation that the general health of the Institution has

been good- no disease of an epidemic or endemic character has prevailed- and

that the affairs of the house have been so carefully administered as greatly to

reduce the total expenditures.

The receipts of money during the current year have been as follows:

From State Treasurer............ .••. ••.• ••.••••• .••••••••.• 17,445 63

From County Treasurer •••• . • •. • • •• . . • • • • . . . • • • . • • • . • . . •• • • 27,000 00

Total •••••••• . • . • • • • • . • • • • • • • . . . • • . . • • • • • . • • . . • • • . . 44,445 63

Total expenditures .•••• , • . . • . • . • • • . • • . • • . • • • • • . • • • . . • 43,764 56

Remaining at close of year with tbe Steward .••..••.••••..•..•• 681 07

The number of inmates at close of last year • .• • . . • • • • . . . • • • . . • • • . • •. 357

Received during the year. . . . . • •• . • • • • • . • . . • . . • • . •• . • . • . . . • •• . . . • • 138

Total. • . . . • •• .• . • . • . • . • • • . . • • • • • • . • • • . • • • . • . • . • • . •• • • • • . • 495

Discharged cured .•..•••..• ••..••.••..•••••.•••••..•.••••••• 92

Discharged improved and unimproved. • • • • . • . • • • . • . • • • . • • • • . • . . • 26

Died ........ t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •••••••••••••••• • 31

149

Remaining on band... • • • . • • . • • •• • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • • . • . • .• • . . • . . 346

Tbe average number for the year....................... . ...... 365

The rate per cent. of mortality, or the whole number treated, is ( 6.26) six and

twenty- six one huodretbs.

It is proper to state, however, that three persons were received in a dying con­dition,

( 1\ discreditable fact to those who sent them,) and in a jllst estimate of the

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rate of mortAlity in the Institution- for comparison with others- should be ex­cluded

ftom this cdculation. Excluding, then, the three received in articulo mor­tis

from the whole number treated and the list of deaths, and the rate per cent.

of mortality is found to be 5.7 ( 28- 492= 57) five and seven- tenths.

We deem it of importance to be mioute in these statements for the general pur­poses

of statLtical information.

The mean cost of the Ilverage number of inmates for the year ( 365) is $ 119.90

each, ($ 43,76456- 365= S 119 90,) or 512.30 per week.

These estimates includ · s every expenditure of whatever character.

The whole amount expended for machinery, repairs, furniture, improvement 0

grounds, purchase of stock, etc , amounts to $ 5,172, Ilnd is included in total ex­penses.

Deflucted from the aggregate, it is seen that the cost of each inmate for

the year is at the rale of two dollars per week- a rate which is not greater than

that of any institution in the government.

It is due to the Superintendent to say that the low rate of expenditure is owing

to the great care he has exercised in the el'onomical administration of tbe house.

It i proper to note that a part of this low rate of cost of each arises from

profits deri ed from pay- patient - from whom the Steward has received for board

... 4,43785 during the Jear- which sum, as received, bas been appropriated in

currmt expenses; thus dimiBishing, to some extent, the drafts on the public

treasury.

Every comfort exists in this Institution for tbe accommodation of patients from

a distance; and aA the number shfllJ be increased, the expenses of tbe Institution

to the community will be reduced.

We ref~ T to the elaborate report of the Superintendent and Steward, wbich ac­companies

Ihi~, for a more minute statement of the medical, moral and economi­cal

Jldministration of the Institution,

We have noticed, with great plea ure, the increased number of the inmates

employed in v~ rious ways during the past year; so that we think we may say

that sixty per cllnt. are now eDw. ged usefully to the Institution, and greatly to

their own advantage. 1' he subject of the profitable employment of all, even the

most imbecile, has seriously engaged our deliberations; and the success which

has attend .. d the Superintendent's labors in this direction, encourages us to hope

that. much more will have been accomplished next year. It cannot be doubted

that every eXdtion made by the insane in the way of useful occupation, assists

their recuvt- ry, besides lessening the cost of their maintenance.

We take occa ion to suggest the propriety of obtaining an additional piece of

ground of fifty or sixty acrl:: S, adjoining the A. sylum, for the purposes of cultiva­tion

hy tht' inmates of the Institution; which will enable us, we think. to supply

OUt selves with every vegetable product we need, except hay and flour.

1' ht' duties of ASSIstant Physician have been well discharged by Dr. McRey­nolds;

but we regret to ~ a} that we lose his valuable services by his feeling a

1I. ight'r call to enter the service of his country.

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nature and ravages of the disease. It is believed that in mo t In titutiona of t •

kind, instances like these are not uncommon.

In estimating the mortality of the Asylum, it is but proper to r m rk th t thr

of the persons who have died were brought into the ards in Articulo olti.

In concluding this part of our subject, we desire to state that there h been

but little sickness originating in the Institution. We have escap d entil' 11lhe

~ isitation of any epidemic; while disea es of aU kinds, re ulting from th opera­bon

of common causes, have been comp ratively few in number, and qui

manageable under appropriate treatment.

Table showing ]) eath, for CUT rent year.

Causes. M les. Fem's, To 1.

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Chronic Diarrhrea_________________ ______ _________ 1 1 ! Consumption______________ ________ _______________ 8

Epilepsy_________ _______ _________ ___ _____________ 2

Tvphoid Fevec_________ __ ________ _______________ 1

7 15

1 3

Erysipelas. ___ _________ - ___ _____ ___________ 1 ~ __________ _ _

Suicide _________________________________________ •. ____ . 1 • I

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Maniacal Exhaustion. ____________ _________________ . 2 ! Pneumonia ___________ • _ . ______ . ____ ._ __________ 1 1

Gbneral Paralysis ________________________ .__ _ _____ 2 !

Received in Articulo Mortis_____ _ ______ ____________ 2 1 :' 3

19 31

We present it as a matter very creditable to the In titution, th t notwith t nd­ing

the many inmates received into our wards incs we opened them, yet th whol

number remaining over- that is, the excess in the number lec ived 0 er he

number discharged and dead- is but eight j while at tbe Lick Run Asylum, for

a corresponding length of time, the excess was one hundred and thilte n. oW'

it must be remembered that a large mRjority of such persons may prop rly be

considered as incurable, and therefore a. burden to the county during their ntire

lifetime. Taking this fact as the ba~ is of our calculation, and allowin , two doll fa

and thirty cents to be the cost per week for each inmate, and we will h ve aved

by the end of the next year an amount approximating twelve thousand five Lun­dred

dollars.

There are two prominent causes, we believe, for tbis large reduction in th

number of remaining incurables, viz: In the first pI ce, we have be n

that none should be admitted here except they had a legal ntitIe

secondly, what Is of more import nee, tho greater facilities deriv

increased liberality of the county and Sate, provi iog us iocree. sed advant

buHding, food, clothing, and all thost" other me us and appliances 0 nee

the comfod, convenience and cure of those who are entru teu to our care.

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TABLE L- Showing th~ numb~ r received, discharged or dead, and tlwse rEmaining.

Remaining at commencement of year __ ______ _____ __________________ _ 357

138

149

346

Received during the year ________________________________________ _

Disch~ r~ ed or died ______________________________________________ _

RemaJDlDg ______ __ ____________________________ _______________ _

TABLE n.- Showing age of (,. 7) patients at the time of adl inion.

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Ages. Male. Female. Total.

105 ttoo 2100 y_ e_ a_ r_ s_ ________________________________________ ________________ ___ 138 t 4

10 28 20 to 30 ___ ___ ______________ ____ _________ _ 93

30 to 40 ___________________________________ 113 90 18-

100 213

4< Jto [ j ______ _ • ___________________________ 103 90 193

50 to 60 ________ ___ ______ _________ ________ 45 39 84

60 to 70 __________________________________ 14 15 29

70 to 80 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5

6 II 80 to 90 ___________ _______________________ ! 0 ' l 1-------'--------:--------

396 351

TABLE III - Showing Ihe occupation of 747 patients.

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Bou p" ive8 ____________ _ 196 190 B, kprs ________ • _____ • •

L borers _______________ _ 114 1 4 Grocers ________________ -

Farmers ______ ,. ______ - __ 34 34 Coal h~ avers __________ _

Seam~ tr~ 8ses ____________ _ 27 ! i Pap r- carners _________ _

Tailors _________ ______ _ _

Merch nts ______________ _

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~ oo - keep r8 ________ __ _

En~ ineers _____________ _

Cl .. rks _____ _ _ ______ _ 12 I~ Varllisbers ____________ _

Livery Stabltl keepers _____ _

Cabinet- makers ___ _______ .

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9 9

Fit, ish'- T ______________ _

Machinists ____________ _

Coopers _______________ _

Peddlers __________ _____ _

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7 7

Black · mitbs ___________ _

l'aoners _______ ____ ___ _

Carpenters _____ ________ _

School Teachers _________ _

9 9

4 I 5

COl fectioners __________ _

Domestics _____________ _

Music Teacl er ___ _______ _ 1 1

Hoatman ___ ___________ _

Stone- masous ___________ _ ~ 3 ClIorrll~ ge - maker ________ _

Brick- mason ________ __ ___ _ 1 - I A utboreps _______ __ ____ _

Shoemakers _____________ _ Il 8 Rope- maker _____ • _____ _

Printers ____ ~ __________ _ _ 4 4 Painter ______ ____ ____ _

Butchers _______________ _ b b Boil .. r makers ______ ____ _

SoldiHS ________________ _ 17 17 Drayman ______ _______ •

Bro , m- makers ___________ _ 4 - 4

Huckster ___________ ____ _

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Grinder ___ _ ~ _"_ _______ ••

Gardeners ___ • _________ _

Brewers _______ ________ _

Barbers _______ _____ ____ _

Booksdler __ ___________ ,

Jeweler _______________ _

Teamsler _______________ _

D ru ggist ______________ _

MiJliners ___ ______ _____ _

Sa. wyers ________________ _

Porter _____________ _

Conks _ _ ________ _

Pattl: rn- maker ___ ________ _

Hatter _____ _____ _

Clergymlln _____________ _

Tobacconi~ t ____________ _

Cigar m. ker _" __________ _

Sa. d d I. rl> • ________ _

Students _. __________ _

Colf!' f' H ' ll" P lIf'!' pf'rs ",_ "._

Total

TABLE III - Continued.

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Watchman ____________ • 1

urses _ __ _____ _ __ _____ _ __ _ 2

t> rostitutes _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4

Freight Agent ___________ 1

Nooccupation __ ________ 32 '{;

Rllg- picker. ____________ . ___ I

ButldeL __ ___ _ __ _ _ _ ____ I

Waiter _______ ________ I

Ph Y icians _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2

Miner________________ _ I

Ci\ ulker _______________ I

Exprt'sswan ________ _ 1

Oplician _____________ : I

Pilot ___________ . _ _ _ _ _ _ :' \

Coppersmith ________ _

Locksw i lh ____________ _

Hu(} smitb __ _ _________ __ I

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TABLE IV - Showing civil Condition of 747 Patient"

Single

Married ____ _____________________ ___ • ________ _

Widow!' d

MillE'S Few' Total.

219

155

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130

159

62

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314

84

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TABLE V.- Showin! J age at which Insanity appeared in 747 Patients.

Age. Males. Fern's Tutal.

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. I Con D1till. • __ . ______________ . ________ - - -. - - - - - - - - 19 11 30

6 ! 8

24 22 46

From 5 to 10 years ________________ . ___ - - ---- - - --.

.. 10 to iO .. ______________________________ _

.. 20 to 30 .. _________________________ -- - --- 107 97 204

.. 30 to 40 " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___________ - - - - -. 110 114 224

.. 40 to 50 " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. _______________ - - - - -- 8.1 68 149

" 50 to 60 .. _________ . ____ . _______________ _ 33 22 55

" 60 to 70 .. _______ • ______________________ _ 11 14 25

.. 70 to 80 " _________ • ___________________ . 3 1 4 .. 80 to 90 " _____ ~ ______ __________________ . 2 2

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l 396 351 747

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TABU VI -. J. Tativity oj all Patients received since opening tlte Asylum.

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Nativity. ale Fem's Total. Nativity. Males Fem' Total.

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Ohio_ . ________ 74 44 118 Nova Scotia._ 2 ~

Penn yIv ni __ _ 12 17 29 Canada ______ 3 3

IKNCneo dnnwrit n uDeYlcacakon l_ yirdc_ k _ _ u_ ___ t__.___ ____________ ____• 6388 1320~ 7 11112808 ISPHGrwreoeurllialmt azsnneaidardn l__ y_ a__ n_•__ _ d_____ .____. .•... 14866821 1281241 2176107031

NIVVIIeieirworgmo iiJn oei• nar _ _ t_ e._ y____ ____._.__ ____ ___. lD41I 7411 11422\ SIFEtcrnaaolgnytllca _ aenn_ _ dd__ _________________ _. 3372 1152 12885 MMG . co hAlaH'' c'i' 1a n._ u __ __ e_ t_ t__ s__ _______ 111 4 521 PWAou ulsartntredima _._ b __ u__ r_ g_ o__.. 1I 11I

ANle wb aHmaam. _ p_ sh_ i_ r_ e_ 11 21 WHaanleosv _ e_ r _______ .. 11

Unknown tales - 4- - 13- -- 17- ' i'otal Foreign. -~ 6- 0 - - 2- 34 -- 4- 94-

Total American . 136 117 253 - - - ------ TotaL ____ . 396 ~ 5' 747

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TABLE VII.- Slwwing the cause of In8anity in 747 Patient8.

Causes. Male~ B'em'Js Total.

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CongenitaL •• __________________________ .__________ 18 1 J 29

Intemperance_ _ _ __ _ _ __ __ _ ___ _ ___ _ ___ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ 87 17 104

Domestic trouble ___________ .. _____________ . _ _______ 13 41 54

Uterine derangemenL ______ .. ___ ______ _______ _______ ______ 36 36

Menstrual derangement. _ _ _ _ ___ __ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 8 B

Change aflife_ _ _____________________ • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 6 6

PuerperaL__ _ __ _ _ ___ __ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ __ __ __ _ _ _ __ __ __ 1 b 15

Unknown _ _ ____ ___ _ __ _ ____ _ __ ____ _ _ __ _ _ __ __ ___ _ _ 63 43 106

Sexual excitemenL _______________________________ .• __ . - 1 1

Injury to head_________ ___ __ ______________ _______ 13 b 18

Disappointed love_ __ ___ _ _ ____ ___ ___ _ ___ _ _ ___ ____ _ _ _ 14 ~ 6 40

Religiuus excitement. _ _ ____ ____ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ 18 Hl 37

Jealousy ____________ . ___________________________ . 9 8 17

GrieL __ ___ _________________ ________ _______ _____ 6 29 35

Loss of property___________________________________ 7 b 12

Epilepsy ________________________________________ - 27 4 31

Seduction __ . ______________________________________ .___ __ 3 3

No talgia _______________________________ .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 13 17

Variola ______________________________________ . __ 3 3

III health _______________ . __ _______________________ 13 14 27

Typhoid fever _________________________ • _________ .. 4 3 7

Fever _____________ __________________________ .___ 4 2 6

Spiritualism _________________________ . ___________ • 2 3 5

Inflamed bowels ____ . .. __________________________ ] 1

Ship fever. _______________________________________ ._.___ ] 1

Yellow fever _______ _____________________________ •. _____ 1 1

Poverty _____ .. __ __ • ____ . _________________________ . 4 b 9

FrighL _________________________________ • __ .. ____ I 1 2

Coup de so1.___________________ ______ _____________ 7 1 8

Loss of sleep _ _ _ _______________ .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 ) 4

Masturbation______________________ ________________ 46 : 3 48

Disease of brain _________ ! ____ ____ ________________ 2 li! 4

A popll'xy _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 _ _ _ _ _ _ 3

War excltement.____ ___ ________________ ___________ 9 2 11

Estrangement of family _____________________________ . ____ . 2 2

Spinal disease ____________________ _ _________________ ww_ . ) 1

Congl · stive chiIL __ ____________ .. __________________ - . ___ _ I 1

Pregnancy __________________________ __ __________ . . _____ I 1

Protracted nursing __________________ ______________ . 2 2

RbeumatLm _________ ___________ -____ _____________ 2 2

Exces'lve use oftobacco _____ .__ ___________ __ ___ ___ _ 1______ 1

Abuse ___ _____ _____ ____ __ .__________ _____________ I 1

Dyspepsi~ ____ ___________ ___ ___ _______ _______ --__ 1 _____ 1

Old age . ____ ____ ______ _______ __________________ 2 : 3 5

Accider, tal homicide_______________________________ ) .. ____ 1

Bad habits _ ______ ________ _________________ ______ 1.___ __ 1

Disapp" intmenL ________________ ___________ ______ . " I . ____ . 1

Impfls" nment .... ____ __________ ___________________ J .____ 1

Financiallrouble____________________ ___ ____ _______ 6__ ___ 6

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CAUSE OF INSANITY- Conlinued.

Cause.

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Males. (? em'ls Total.

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Injury bV friends. ___________________________ • __ ._.

Di aP. P? i. nted marriage _____________________________ .

Acqulsltiveness __________________________________ •

AdverRity _________________ • ___________________ .

Fatigue and exposure ______________________________ _

Mechanical injury __________________________ ______ _ .

Slander _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _________ _ . _____________ .,

Old~ c € r _______________ __ _______________________ _

Nervous derangement. __ _ _ ___ ____ _________ ___ • ____ _

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T. mLII: VIII.- Showinu the form of disea8e in 747 inmates

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Disease. MalI'S Few'". rota!'

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Idiocy _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ________ . __________________ .

16 8 24 Imbecility. ____________________________________ . 11 5 16 Mania ________________ • _____ • ___ • ______________ _ 21! 2111 4~ i Monomania _______________ . _______ . ______ ____ • __ 9 5 14

Puerperal Mania .. ___ . ___ . _____________ . ________ ._ I~ It

24 6 30

76 37 113

Epilepsy __ ____ . ____________________ . ___ . ______ _

Dementia. _______ ________ . _. _____ . _____________ _

Melllncholia. ___ . ________________ .! ______________ _ 40 63 1t3

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Genenl Paralysis. ______________________ •• _______ _

Not in ane •. __________________ _______________ _

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396 351 747

TABLE IX - '/ lowing number ot attack Of 747 pullenL8

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No. of Attack. MaJu. Fl'w', 1 u I_

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2 . ______________ _____ ________________________ . 33' 1 312 645

33 3 I 6' 31.

3 _____________ ________ _______________ !. ______ _ 4 ____________________________________ . _____ _ l'Z 7 19

6 1 7

5 ____________ ____ ______ . ___________ ________ _ 4 I 5

6 ___________________________________________ . .

7 _________ • ____________ . _____________ _ 1I I1

89 _, _____________________________ .___._ __________ ._: ____________________________________ _. . 2 2

1 I 10 ________ . ___ . _____________________________ _ 1 1

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TABLE X - S/ wwing nU1Iwer 0/ patien18 received, cured, di8charged, and ied, i}~

eaclt montl~ , Bines tlte opening of the. A lum

Asdiomniss.- chDairsg-' d Cured. Deaths

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296 --- ....... -_ . .. _- - _ .. -_ .....

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29 26 12 10

Rec~ ived fctm Hamilton County Asylum ____ _

Southern Asylum _______________________ _

January _ _ _ _ _ ________ . ___ . ____________ _

25 18 18 ---- ... -

30 13 10 : 3

February ______________________________ _

March ______________________________ _ _

A pri\' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____________________ _

May ______ ___ • ________ 43 37 n 5 ~ ____ _ ~ ____ .. ___ _

63 47 36 6

JJuunlye. _ _ _ ___ _______________________________________ •_._ _____________ __ _ 45 41 20 8

August ____________________________ _ 40 39 iO 11

SONecoptvoteebmml · rbb . ee _ rr _____ ____ ___ _• ___ _____ __ ___ ___ _ _._ ___ _____ _________________________ __ M__- ____________ ___ 333073 354693 331685 398 D. ecem ber __________________________ • __ 34 15 11 4

19 27 18 4 ------ 1-----

747 401 256 71

TABLE XI - Showing duration of residence in tlte . Asylum of 401 patients, who have

been discltarged cured, improved, 8tati~ nary, and died.

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Duration of Residence. Cured. Improved. Stationary. Died

One month and les ______________ 89 13 2 18

Between 1 and 2 months __________ 28 5 ... --------- 3

.". 2 ntl 3 " ---------- 44 3 ---_ .. ----- ! 3 and 4 .. --------_. ~ B 6 1 1

" 4 and 5 .. .. --------- - 18 4 --------_. 3 5 and 6 " --- ----~ ... 9 2 .. _------- - 3

" 6 and 9 .. ...... _------ 27 10 7 12

".. 9 and 12 " --------- 6 2 ,--------- 10 .. 1 and 2 years ---------- 9 9 1 13 2 and 3 .. ------_ .. _ ... 3 7 2 6

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TAnLE XII.- Showing the causes of all deaths, since the opening of the Institution.

Causes . Males. Fem's. Total.

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Epileptic Convulsions_ ______ __ __ __ ____ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 5 1 6

Maniacal Exhaustion_____________________ __________ 5 1 6

Senile Debility_____________ ___________ ___________ I 2 3

Phthi is P. llmonalis. __________ . ____________________ 18 14 32

Gener~ l Paralysis____________ _______ _____________ 5 5 10

Apoplexy____________________ ___________ ___ ____ 3 3

Marasmus___ _ _ ___ ____ _ ________________________ .__ ___ 1

Congestion of Brain ____ ________ . __________________ . 1 1

Chronic Diarrhrea_______________ ________ ___ _______ 1 1__ 1 2

Typhoid Fever_____ _______________________ ________) 1

Erysipelas _________________________________ .___ ___ 1 1

Suicide . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1

Pneumonia ______ ______ ______________ ______ 1 ______ 1

Admitted in Artioulo Mortis _________________________ 1_ _ 2 _ __ 1 _ __ 3 _

_ _ _ _ 43 27 70

RECEIPTS AND BXPJ: NDITURES.

From the County ___________________________ _ ____________ _

" State ________________________ __________________ _

Balance of ca. sh on haud ___________ _

Total expenses to State and County ___________________ _

Average number of inmates _______________________________ _

Cost per inmate per annum ________________________________ _ .. " " week _____________________ ____ ________ _

27,000 00

17,4015 63

$ 44,445 63

681 07

43,764 56

365

8119 90

$ 230

There has been received from pa. y patients, $ 4,437 85, which sum was expended

in current expenses.

In our table of expenses we present the whole Bum that was necessary to keep

the Asylum in operation for the year, und the average amount r€ quired for sup­porting

each inmate. Notwithstanding the comparatively small S'lm thus gi\ en,

no doubt there are persons who will at once see in it some evidence of extrava­gance

; for there are many who think there is no reason why it should cost more

to keep lunatics, than an equal numbf) r of persons iu any common pauper est" b­lishment.

or even criminals in our jails. One gentleman remarked to me that he

could not see why persons confined in the Penitentiary should not cost as much

as those in this Asylum; seeming not to rdleet that our patients are in general

of a. broken constitution- a lower grade of vitality- requiring, in conse'queuce. a

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very different diet, with ale, wine, and even stronger stimulants, as brandy and

whiskey; that they require better and warmer clo'hing, a greater number of at­tendants,

more medicines, and a variety of entertainments and amusemenla.

Really thue should be no comparison in the mind of anyone, between these two

classes of persons.

Upon this subject of economy we £ nd some remarks in the report of Dr. T. S.

Kirkbride, of the Penn ylvania Hospital for the Insane, so opportune, so judi­cious

and well expressed, that we cannot resist tbe temptation to insert them

here:

" There are many points in tbe economy of hospitals for tbe insane wortby the

atten ti'> n of all reflecting persons. Altbough the cbaracter of in titutions are

widely different, and some ought to expend more than otbers, tbere are certain

great principles that are applicable to all. While tbe insane who are. in comfort­able

circumstances bave a' right to expect- if tbey cboose to incur tLe expense of

the indulgence- to bave eVHytbing to wbich they were accustomed in a state of

health, provided, and it is not likely to be injurious to tbem in tbeir altered con­dition,

there should be no de£ cienoy of whatever simply tends to promote the

welfare and secure the early restoration of the most dependent class 0 the com­munity.

No matter whetber an institution is specialty for the affluent, lor the

reception of all classes, or the bumblest pauper hospItal in the land, true economy

con iSIS in the avoidance of aU waste, in having nothiDg done that is not useful in

some way. in keeping everytbing in the bi! 5best state of efficiency, and doing all

that is likely to restore to society its afflicted citizens, in the short t po sible

time. The best arrangements will always be found cheapest in the end, and tbe

highest class of qualifications, in eVt'ry departmeDt, with liberal com pen - alion,

will prove more economical than in~ fficiency at the lowest grade of remulJeratiun.

" In periods of unusual £ nancial depression, when nearly everyone is apt to feel

the nece,. ity for a reduction of personal expenses, there is always datlger of the

man ~ gt'mellt of these institutions for the cure as wdl as the care of the iDsane,

making the grave mistake of doing sometbing as a meaDS of lesseD ng th eir ex­pensl-

s, tbat must unavoidably lower their cbaracter and impair their useful eess.

Retrenchments may then be carried to that point wbere they become ab ' olute

extravagance. This is clearly so if they dimiDish the usefulDe s of an iu dtu lon,

lessen tbe confirlt: nce of the public in Its efficiency, and thus reduce its income to

a far greater extent than they lower its expenditure. It can never be economy

to nt" g eeL aDY available means of restoring tbe sick, of improviDg tbe condi ion

of all tbe palieLts, and doing thoroughly wbat an institution has been specially

established for."

On account of the increase in tbe price of provisions, and aU other things ne­cessRry

for the maintenance of an estrblishment like this, 8S well as Irom tbe

probable increase of insanity on account of the war and the general condition of

the country, it is estimated that the exptnses for the ensuing year will amount to

£ fty · five thousand dollars.

IMPRoIEMENTB.- Since my last report many valuable improvements have been

made in and about the institution. Among the most important, f tbese were

cbanges made for heating the building. By the apparatus now in operation the

previous comfortable temperature is maintained throughout tre hou- e, while there

is a reduction of pressure at the boiler of one- half; t hat is to say, of twenty­£

ve pounds to the square inch.

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In addition to the above, we have excellently arranged machinery for supply­ing

the establishment with hot water. A boiler, six feet in diameter and ten feet

long, with a capacity of i, i7i gallons, has been placed in the pump- room. It

has eighty tubes, Ii inch in diamel. er, running through it longitudinally, and cast ·

iron chambers attached to each end to receive the escape steam from the engine

and di charge the water formed from conden& ed vapor. The boiler is supplied

through a it inch pipe, 254 feet long, from the main iron tank in the fifth story.

The principal conducting pipe for water Crom the boiler runs up the airduct to the

wards, and is 1,100 feet long, with a diameter of If inches, while the return

tube is but 500 feet, and one inch in diameter. The branch pipes running up to

the wards are three in number; the firsl being liS feet, of an inch diameter;

the second IS2 feet, of i inch diameter; the remsining one 60 feet long, with a

diameter of but half an inch. These extend to each wing of tbe building, and

are connected with all the bath- rooms, wlIshsta~ dl!, dining- rooms, kitchens and

laundry, and furnish all the hot water necessary to each of them. The entire

amount pf pipe from this boiler is about S, 800 feet, and t. he whole is heated by

escape steam from the engine. The temperature of this boiler during the day

when the engiBe i at work, ill, on the average, i40°, and rarely ralls below ! OOO

at night. This is certainly a great improvement upon the old plan of heating

water in tanka in each ward by steam · pipes transmitted from below.

In this connection it may not be amiss to remark that, so far, our well has

proved even superior to the be t that WI exp cted or H. The water has been

abundant, and excellent in quality, and answers every purpose for drinking,

washing and supplying the boiler.. Notwithstanding the unUBual1y dry season

we bave b d, yet at no time haa .. here been leiS than & even feet of water in the

well, even after the pumps bave been In sctive Ul'e all day.

But to make assurance doubly sure- to provide against almoat the possibility

of failure- it is our intention to construct, during the coming year, a small lake

or reservoir, on tbe east side of the premi es. With little extra labor and ex­penae

tbis may be made not only very useful but beautifully ornamental. It is

the design so to locate and construct it, tbat it will receive all the water from the

roof of the north wing of the building. Should this ot be sufficient, the pipes

from the well can be easily extended, so tbat water at particular times can, in

great abundance, he thrown thence directly into the lake. With a new resource

like this there need be no apprehension of failure in a supply for the bouse, even

in times of t he greatest drought. It is our purpose to change the old reservoir

into an ice- house and milk · house.

Not very remote from the subject of improvements, your attention is ag~ n -

called to a class of. insane for whom no proper provision has been made. We

refer to the negro lunatic. Quite a number of our colored population are pn p-erty

holders. They pay tax in same proportion with all otherll, and so long aa

they do tblB, it seems but just and reasonable that they should bave the advan-ta"

es of an Asylum. But thus far the poor unfortunate insane of them are per-

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mitted to remain confined among thieves and r06U6s in the common j il. oC the

different coun ties.

If the L6 ~ i8lature wo~ ld but grant the privilege to our commissioners to pur­chase

another place more suitable for a poor · farm for the county paupers, no

doubt mucb benefit WI uld result. The commissioners are not only willing but.

anxious to attach the present poor- farm. which is but seventy- three acres, and

adj oent to ollr own grollnds. to this institution. Such addition wOllld be very

valllable to us for gardens. pasture. kc. ; while the buildings now on it could be

easily and cheaply arranged so as to make 1\ comfort ble colored : Asylum. as an

append~ ge to Longview. Under su h arrangement every care. aL< entiOll and

benefit of the principal institution might be extended to toe branch one, without

m~ teri I incr~ ase of cost or bbor. only so far aa is Mceas ( ry to olothe and b, ard

the larger number of inmates.

WORK OF hUU. TlI: i.- It has been our oon tllnt ! lim to keep the inmates as much

employed as possible at some light and useful work. Such labor h 8 a very salu­tary

effect upon them both mentally and physic lIV. As a consequence they Ble

much more quiet while in. the wards. and almost al" ays sleep better at night. If

bllt a few days are permitted to pass in idleness. the induence ia at once p& rcepti-

• ble in thei excited. noisy. and quarrelsome dispositions. A large majority of these

unfortunates who are assigned to labor. are generally sufficiently tractable; though

once and a wbile some of them have fits of stubbornness. or mllnifeat I. heir anger

in combative demonstrations. Many intelligent persons have expressed their fears

at ( he idea of putting ioto the handa of the lunatic any instrument of labor that

mighL be turned in a moment of . rage into a deadly weapon of assault. Thus far. "

however, my ob ervatioD has not jllstified sllch apprebensions. Catainly great

discretion is neces3ary; but in almost every in tance where an inmate has attempted

violence upon his associates or attendant. he hal dropped whatever instrument he

Dlay have had In his po session. and m de the assault with only those bodIly

meanl with which nature has . upplied him.

The whole amount of work done in this way. has been of great pecuniaryad­vantage

10 the Institution. Everyone who ill in the habit of vi iting the Asylum.

is aware how much has been !\ Ccomplished during the yen in laying out and gra­ding.

and gravelinl( ro~ ds, walke and avenues; and how much the grounds. have

been improved and be utified by sodding and planting trees. or the latter alonc.

three thou And have been trlln planted here from the adj!\ cent forests. while sh rubs

and email plants innumerable have compensated in their beauty and richness of

perfume. the care and attention that have been bestowed in their culture. And

this work was tione by the labor of the inmates. Ye't this is not all, for tbere

is scarcely a depntment of the establishment in which ' they have not rendered an

equally valuable service. They are in the kitchen, la. undry, engine. pump and

washing rooms; the shoe- shops. tailor- shops, sewing- rooms, the wards and every

where. and in all these places m~ ny of them. in a limited way, are as faithflll and

efficient as if they were sane and compensated for their l, bor. Indeed if it were

- not for the wotk done in' this way it would have been impossible for us to condllct

2- L050VII:.". •

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perately and with ~ o() d ( eeling, bllt in no case ought they be allowed to assume

the rancour and unreasoning violence of common partisan contrvversy.

At different times it ha~ been difficult fur me to supply the demand ( or newspa­pers

and other reading matter; and it is suggested that a well selected library,

might be used to great advantage. In the purchase of books none but the lighter

and more agreeable kind should be selected. So far as possible they should be

ill~ strated with engraving... This device has succeeded well in the educa~ ion of

children, and tbere is no reason to believe that it would not operate beneficially

upon the enfeebled mind of the lunatic.

Religious services in the bouse, which you were informed had been discontinued,

have not been r esumed ( or certs. in obvious reasons. They do not appear to have

bad any very beneficial effect, while in several instances tbey have been decidedly

pernicious. The religious education and faith of the p tients differ so widely that

it is almost impossible to arrange the exercises of worship, so as not to excite and

offend many of them. We have Jews and Christians, Protestants and Catholics,

Spiritualists and I nfidels here, all as firmly convinced of the truth of their own par­ticular

doctrines and as intolerant of any other as if they were quite rational.

But as a considerable number de~ ire to attend Church, it has been I!. point with

us to ilratify them eo far as we can, by permitting them to attend places of divine

worship in the neighborhood, each having the privilege of election according to his

own " iahes ••

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS - In conclusion it is but proper to acknowledge my obligBtions

to the officers and employees of the Asylum. With Cew exceptions, they have dis­charged

" ith grea. t credit the various duties BllSigned them. During the war

twenty" wo of them gave proof of their patriotism by enlisting in the army of the

Union. So large a number of persons leaving service in 80 short a time, caused

some inconvenience and irregularity in the usual uniform operation and discipline

of the hou3e. A. a rule, changes should be made a8 seldom as possible, espe­cially

amoD,$ the ward attendants. When ( rom Bny cause they do occur, they are

always a 80urce of tr, pub'e and anxiety, as considerable time is necessary to train

any new servant, however well qualified he may otherwise be for the situation.

But to you gentlemen, do we more especially owe a d bt of gratitude. To pr~

mote the interesis of this Institution you have labored constantly, faithfully, effi­ciently,

and you h VB Dot wearied in well doing.

• O. Y. LANGDON.

APPENDIX.

For the benefit of those who seek admission for pay · patients, we append a form

for a Physician's certificate, the form of. bond of security to be given the Super­intendent,

and. list of questions which it is desirable to have answered aa tl1l1y

aa possible.

The charge for board JlDd all necessary attention. includiDg medicinel, is from

three to fifteen dollars per week for residents of Hamilton ccunty; and for all

non- residents, it is from six to fifteen dollars per week.

FORM: OF PHYSICIAN'S CERTI~ CATE.

I, - ---, of ------, do hereby certify that I I) ave carefl1lIy

examined ------, of , in the county of ---, State of --,

aud believe --- to be insane, and a proper person to be sent to an Atylum.

----, 186-.

---- -.,~--, M. D.

UQlaST : rOB ADMISSION.

We, ----, and ------, of , hereby request that--

--, of , be hereby admitted & 8 a patient into Longview Asylum.

--,- -. 186-. -.. --- ----,

The above request is to be signed by thelguardian or two of the near relations

or friends of the insane person.

KNOW ALL KEN BY THESE PBU~ 8, That we, --- --- --- - ,

of the County of , in the State of ---, are held and firmly bound

unto ----. Superintendent of the " Longview Asylum, State of Ohio,"

Hamilton county, and his successors in office, in the sum of One Thousand Dol­lars,

for the payment of which we jointly and severally hind onrselves by these

presents.

Sealed with our seals, and dated this ----- day of -, 18-.

WnEREAs, - -, of the County of • in th~ Btate of ---,

and who is insane, has been admitted a patient in the Longview Asylum: Now,

therefore, the condi tion of this obligation is, that if the said Obligors shall pay to

the said Superintendent, or to his successors in office. the sum of -- doUars per

week for the board of the said patient, so long as -- shall continue in s id Asy­lum,

and shall pay for all requisite clothing and other things deemed proper for

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the health or comfort of s id plltient, and shl\ l1 pay not exceeding Fifty Dolla

for all damage -- may do to furniture or other property belonging to laid My­lum,

and shall pay for all necessary funeral ex pen es in ease of de tb, and reason­able

cbarges in ease of elopement, and shall remove -- from laid Asylum

within tbirty days after notice bas been given by the Superintenden to one of said

Obligors, or to either of tbeir sureties. And if ken away against the ad ic

and consent of the Superintendent, before tbe expiration of thr e cal nd r months

after the reception, then if s id Obligors pay board for thirteen eeks. unl a he

should be ooner cured, then not les8 than four weeka, lIuch payment for board

and clothing to be made monthly in Rodvance, and at the time of removal, with

interest on eacb bill from and after the time it becomes due, then this oblig tion

to be void. otherwise to remain in full foree.

- -, [ 8J:. lL'~

------, l8J: AL.

----,[ UL.

Question necessary to be anlwered by the Physician or friend on nd' a

pattent to Longview Asylum:

1. Patient's name?

~. Where born ?

3. Present place of resi lenM ?

4. What occupation? ( If a female, her father or hu band' occu} ation?)

5. When did ymptoms of insanity first commence?

6. What number of attacks?

7. 1 there any physical di eaKe or derangement?

8. Had the patient attempted suicide? and if 80, in what manner? Is there a

di position to injure others, or property or clothing?

9. II ve any of the p tient's immediate r Jative been inaane? If 10, who of

them?

) 0. What is the suppo! ed cau e of this or previous aU ck ?

11. h he p'ltient addicted to tbe use of opium, tob ceo or piriluous liquora?

Are they used moderately or intemperately 1

U. I the patient subject to epilepsy, or has he received ny injury of the

h ad?

13. What treatment has been u ed in the 0 e?

14. Name any and aU otber circumstances tbat are suppo ed to have any bear­ing

on the case?

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the house used. used.

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ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT- Continued.

rhermometrieal Observations

No. galls.

Date. 6A. M. 6 P. M. water

used.

Air, Water. Air. Water,

--~ ----

•

1861- D. e. e. I 34 37 36 40 17 100 1< 1,400 .. 2 26 34 22 34 17 100 15,6UO .. 3 2~ 34 24 3 17 104 17200 I 4 22 32 38 32 17 108 15,600

H.. 5 3. 32 3 33 17 108 18,400 .. 6 46 9 1> 3 47 16t 9t 17,200 .. 7 49 47 60 53 16 96 16800 .. 8 58 b3 60 65 9 64 15,200 .. 9 54 53 63 58 4 48 14,800 .. 10 62 58 67 62 3 40 16,800 .. 11 38 49 3' 43 16t 04 16,000 .. Ii 24 37 34 38 17 92 16,000 .. 13 24 35 38 38 17 96 16,800 .. 14 37 42 42 41 17 100 16,400 .. 15 34 39 40 41 ] 7 96 14,800 .. 16 ~ 8 38 44 43 17 96 15,200 17 34 40 47 44 17 96 18,400

. c. o 18 40 44 47 47 17 92 13,200 .. 19 36 41 54 49 16 88 15,200 .. 20 44 47 34 60 16 88 16 ,000 21 35 30 30 34 17 96 15,200

.". 22 31 34 36 M 17 92 14,000 .. 23 28 34 32 34 17 96 15,600 .. 24 29 34 32 33 17 92 14,400 25 28 32 38 36 17 92 12,200

co 26 46 38 48 48 17 88 18,000

" 27 ~ 5 3~ 25 33 17 96 18,400

" 28 2l ~ 33 30 33 17 92 18,800

.". 29 29 33 37 34 17 88 13,600 30 28 33 33 35 17 88 16,800

31 30 34 48 40 17 88 10,400

"---

2,796

28

ENGINEER,'. 3 DEPARTM~ NT- ContiDued.

rhermometrieal Observation,.

No. hour., No. bllSh- No. gall ••

Date. 6 A. M. 6 P. II. , teamOD ir ela coal water

be hOllle. used. used.

Air. Water. Air. Water. -- --

HJ6t- J. a. n. 60 44 15.100 .. ! 8 S3 14800 .. 18 33 18000 .. 17 33 14! 800 .. 18 ~ 17.1011 .. 17 ! 3 18.800 .. t4 33 14,800 30 3S 18,000

II 38 86 1 •. 800

Q) 40 18,100

30 36 18,800 • 43 88 13,600

10 83 14.800

. I. I 18 83 16,600 .. 36 84 . 16,800 .. 16 83 13.100 .. 30 83 18 •. fOO 37 34 14.400

.. 48 85 13,600 44 87 14,000 •.•. ~ t 86 If, 8()() .. 34 185 17,100 .. 3! 4 19,800 .. 31 34 19,600 36 36 16,400

! 7 Sf 11,800 .•.• 36 S5 18,400 .. 48' S9 19._ 6t 61 16,

" SO' S6 . JI. IOO

II s. SS 14,800

"

./

29

ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENf- Continued.

Thermometrieal Observations

No. galls.

Date. 6 A. M. 6 P. M. wal~ r

used.

Air. Water

--- - -

186i- F. e. b. 1 35 35 31 35 ] 8 ~ J 5,! QO .. 2 i3 33 31 33 ] 8 68 14,000 .. 3 30 33 38 33 18 96 13,600 .. 4 30 33 S! l 33 16 92 19,60u .. 5 i7 32 44 35 16 68 16,600 .. 6 45 38 44 44 16 60 15,200 7 35 38 34 36 18 88 J6,800 . II. 8 32 34 34 34 18 9! ] 8,400 .. 9 U 33 25 33 18 J( 8 14,800 .. I,) 19 33 30 8t 18 J04 15.6 0 .. 11 32 32 ~ 8 33 18 100 17,600 .. J! 37 33 36 35 ] 8 96 J8,400 .. 13 38 38 40 39 18 100 16,000 14 18 33 15 33 18 I 4 20,000 I.. f ] 5 7 32t 18 33 20 1 16 17,200 .. J6 6 32t 30 83 ] 9 ] 08 14,800 .. ] 7 35 3;, 41 S3t 18 ] 00 16,400 •.•. 1189 3374 3344 3372 3352 t 1188 9966 1187,, 02 000 .. 20 30 33t 31 33 ] 8 9tj 18,400 .. il 29 33 38 38 ] 8 96 22,000 .. if 37 33 46 37 18 92 14,000 .. 23 43 38t b6 4~; Itt 88 14,800 .. i4 37 43 37 39 18 96 15,200 .. 25 26 34 38 36 18 96 16,000 .. 26 42 37 51 46 18 96 16,800 27 31 37 36 37 18 96 ] 8,400

28 28 33t 35 3f, 18 96 I 16800

---;: 6; 6 468.000

"

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i: O

ENGINEER'S DEPARIllENf- Continued.

Thermometric. l Obeerntlona

o. hoon No. busb- No.

Iteam OD ela coal gall ODS

Date. 6 A. M. 8 P. M. iD the used. watEr

h e. ueed.

Air. Water Air. Water

--- --- -

18SI- March 1 ! 7 31t 35 331 18 92 14,800

" 2 34 33 M, 36 18 84 fl,( lOO

.". 3 36 36 18 31 18 96 16,800 .. 4 29 32 :' S6 33 18 108 16,800 6 19 3i 19 3! ] 8 104 14,400

" 6 ! 4 3! f 274 3ft 18 ] 08 13,600

".. 7 28 3t 29 3 18 J08 18,800 8 30. 3t ! 4 33 . 18 104 67,600 II 9 34 34 67 4t 11 84 14.400 I•• I 1110 361! 3468 0487 4414 1117 ' 8e8l 1II4., t8o0O0 II 12 33 39 6f .... 10 68 14.000 II 13 46 43 68 49 10 70 16,000

II 14 60 48 80 60 14) 80 18,400 O.. f 16 68 63 44 46 16 88 18,000 16 39 39 40 39 16 84 11,100 . I. I 17 38 38 46 43 16 88 1I . BOO 18 33 37 01 44 It 71 13,100 •

II 19 40 4' 47 43 U , .. 16,100 .. to 60 44 61 47 16 9' 16.400 .. iI 4' 4' .43 41 I' 88 16,100 it 35 38 39 3-" US 88 16.408

" is 37 36 38 38 16 84 1', 600 II ! 4 36 38 38 38 16 88 18,600

" , ' 5 33 36 40 46 16 88 ] 0,100

I.. I t6 40 40 44 41 16 88 13,800 ! T 33 37 60 43 16 88 14,800

II t8 3! 38 6t 43 l' 84 19.800

II 19 47 44 6' 49 ' 7 71 11.100 • SO 49 48 67 67 4 40 14,400 •• Sl 44 47 66 M) 9 80 16.100 •• -_.

t, 66t 6tO. fOO

, .

81

ENGINEER'S DEPART ENT- Coatinued.

- =---------

rbermomelrical ObterntioDI

6 • M. 6 P. M •

Air. Water. Air. Water

Y-----

186!- Ap. r. i l 1 49 48 65 49 JO 7t J6, tOO ., 0. 3~ 545! 5470 5599 6594 97 6I. 0! 1176.. 860000 4 4! 46 68 56 4 lit to, , .. .. 0 68 66 li! 60 10 56 10, 0 .. 6 . 47 4' it 66 60 li 48 16800 .. 7 46 47t 44 46 16 76 19, too .. 8 46 45 47 46 16 76 18.800 .. 9 43 46 3Il 41 J6 84 . J9,600 10 38 39 47 43t 16 86 10, 0 " 11 ' 37 41 lii 60 l() 68 t2.800

" I~ 51 48 49 47 16 80 17,600

.". 13 50 48 64 63 6 48 17.200 .. 14 50 51 63 69 4 36 18, 0 .. 16 54 53 71 60 3 36 16,400 .. 16 62 68 76 64 20 18,400 .. 17 63 60 68 61i 3t 17,6 0 .. 18 67 60 67 6t 3t 10.400 J9 48 6'! 66 6ft 10 64 14800

.". to 46 47 45 46 13 80 15.2 0 21 47 461 6t 481 13 80 16.4 0

." 0 ! 1' t3 4416 1 4454 ! 6673 447'+ 1133 7766 1J78,0! 0 00 .. 0. ! 4 39 4~! 46 43 13 80 ] 8,000 .. 25 37 41 67 48 13 88 20,800 .. 16 1' 8 43 61 63 7 61' 17,600 .. ! 7 43 41 66 66 4 I 28 ] 7,600 .. t8 55 54 64 66 44 J6,800 .. 19 47 60 60 56 7 44 ] 8,400 30 45 47 6] 64 6 h 40 18.400

;: 768 -;;,, 800

•

132

ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT- Oo. tlnued.

Thermometrioal Obeen. b.

NIl. btl Number Number of

ofbOllra orbusheJs gallon.

6 A. H. e. P. K. aeam on of coal or water

ia ' be used. used.

Wafer.

boale.

Air. Water Air. ----

186!~) la.. y I 47, .9 6! 17 3 36 16,800 .... :! s 4437 44881 - f6l84 i6.31 160 6408 l1I8, f, O40O0 .. 4 46 49 89 16 4 18 15, tOO .. 6 49 51 81 .66+ 4 40 JO, ooo 6 44 .7 flS 64 .. .. S! 6,600 7 , 4!+ 47. 68 18 3 86 18,400

II 8 49 61 68 :~ .. S 40 2J, 400 .. 9 44 48i 7' J 18,800 .. 10 49 60 75 89 1 : 800 11 64 64 74 81 .8 16.800

.•.• It 61 63 ' 0 eo 14 16 8ltO .. 13 83 69 75 65 If ,400 .. 14 4 6'+ 67 83 f8 ] 5600 .. 16 05 67 75 841 36 10,000 16 68 69 . 78 86 56 1f, 400

.. 4. 17 6' 61 79 66l ! 8 U, .. OO .. 18 66 64 68 65 10 1. .. ,800 .. 19 56 :;+ 65 80 18 18,000 to ft 68 6S II 64 15, tOO

" II 83 68 69 6t .. 40 16,800

II It 6 :~ ' 74 6'+ 31 16,100

II t!' 60 89 U ... 36 '., 400

. i If 66 68 67 60 .... t8 16,800

•• t5 48 51 69 M .... ~ 8 18,4( 10

II ! 6 48 61 ' 74 67 3 3! 11,800

II ! 7 - 67 66 81 65 18 16,100

.. f8 t 63 71 84 is 14,000 19 55 68. ' 78 84 36 t4, IWO

•• 30 67 63 84 ' 70 . ... 56 17,600 •

•• 71 67 ' 70 71 14 18,000 --- 646,000

f 33

ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT- Continued.

Thermometrieal Ob ervations.

Number Number ~ umber of

of hoUtI ofbushele gallons

Date. 6A. M. 6 P. M. steam on of coal of water

in the used. used . •

Air. I Water , Air. IWater.

house.

1862- June 1 66 67 67 67t 16 13,600

" i 70 65 76 68 i8 li, ooO

.". 3 68 66 7! 67 28 14,800 4 63 63 66 63 28 13, iOO

.". 5 61 61 69 63 36 . 15, iOO 6 62 63 76 66 32 16,800

.". 7 I 59 61 70 65 i8 ] 3,200 8 56 57 72 62 16 13,600

".. 9 51 54t 73 61 i8 14,000 10 54 54t 7i 60 28 14,400

".... 1a1 6613 5682 878f 6795 t 3282 1146,, 880000 .. 13 70 65 82 7! 32 17,600 · 14 70 68 88 73, U 16,000

. I. I 15 72 68 76 70 16 14,800 ..., 1167 6598 6605 t 8712 6687t i288 1154,, i8O0O0 .. 18 68 65t 71 67t 28 16,800 19 57 60 64 59 36 14,800

II iO 50 53 72 6i 32 18,400

II il liB 57 76 64 i8 14.800

. I. I i2 67 56 80 66 16 12,000 .. i3 69 65 79 68 28 14,800 .. 24 64 65 73 67 28 15, iOO .. i5 36t 61t 76 66t 28 15,600 .. i6 59t 60 78 67 36 16,800 27 68 65 81 68 32 il, 2oo

" i8 76 68 83 73 28 18,000

.". 29 73 69t 83 71t 16 12,800 SO 68 67t 78 7! i8 16,400 ------- 8iO 458,600

3- IJONGVIBw.

50. o •

...... 1 ......

- S ued. nIer uecI •

. tOO

15,600

11,100

18,800

.', tOO

18,400

17,800

11,800

,800

400

11,800

18,400

17,100

11,000 '. 800 .. ,400

19,800

10,400

18,800

19.800

II • .,

18,400

18,800

10,000

10,100

IUOO

100

000

1', 100

18,400

I ••

3~

ENGINEER'S DEP ARTYENT- Continued.

Thermometrieal Observations.

No. hours No. No.

Date. steam on bu bels gaUons

6A. M. 6 P. M. in the coal used. water used.

bouse.

Air. Water.

1862-- Aug. 1 68 67 86 73 · ....... 3! 26,000

2 67 67t 86 73* · . ,. ..... 28 18,800

3 70 68 68 75 · ....... 16 16,800

4 74 70 86 73t · ....... 28 19,600

5 71 70 86 76 , ........ 24 19,200

6 76 75 86 76* · ....... 24 18.800

7 74 73 92 79, · ....... 32 22,400

8 76 75 90 88 · ....... 28 25,600

9 80 76 8 80 · ....... 24 21,200

10 78 75 89 79 · ....... 16 20,000

11 78 79t 91 77* · ....... 24 19.600

12 76 73 86 76, .. ~ ..... 24 18.800

13 64 67 84 76 · ....... 24 19,600

14 65 66 80 71 · ....... 36 21,600

15 69 69 73 8 · ........ 24 22,400

16 54 59 7 67 · ....... 20 20,400

17 56 58t 76 68 · ........ 16 16,000

18 65 59 88 79 · ....... 24 20,800

19 67 66 84 73t · ....... 24 23,600

20 62 64 87 76* · ....... ,24 25,600

21 68 67! 75 71 I ......... 28 25,200

22 72 69 80 ' 73 · ....... 24 30,40(>

69 69 8 73 · ....... 24 33,600

63 66 83t 73 · ........ 20 28,800

64 65t 84 74 · ........ 2 19,600

63 66 86 73, · ....... 24 21 ,200

68 67 78 7t · ....... 20 21,600

64 67 ' l8" 32 21, ' lOO

62 4 8 2~ 22,400

67 6 78 24 19,600

66 64 86 16 16,800 -----'- 752 677,200

•

17

I ,

10,000

lO, toO

11,000

., 000

14,800

18,800 ,, 000

37

ENGINEER'S DEP ARTlIENT- Continued.

Thermometrical Observations.

No. ho1ll' 8 No. bush- No. gal-

6 A. M. 6 P. M. steam on in ela coal lona water

the house. used. used.

Air. Water. Air. Water.

1862- 0ct. I ' 65 • 64l 77 6st 19,100

" 2 67 65 75 6(; co 10,800

" 3 6 64 76 731- 17,800

I, .. 4 76 69 6.8 68 12 19,600

" 5 48 56 62 6t - 20 16,800

" 6 48 53 70 631- Ii 22,400

I " 7 63 65 76 7i 24 25,600

" 8 68 70 178 75 24 20,000

" 9 69 67 68 67 28 21,200

" 10 59 60 5! 56 l! 14,800

".. 11 48 2 51 53 41 17,800 .. l! 41 46 61 65 3t 15,600 .. 13 58 52 60 58 36 16,000 14 44 51 62 57 16 16, eOO

.". t5 52 54 8 56 20 18,000 16 52 55 fi8 55 8 5i 10,000

" 17 43 49 54 54 Ii 7! 24,800

" 18 38 44i- 58 Sol 7 64 25, tOO

. c. o 19 52 51 b5 b5 4 « 15,! OO .. 10 36 44 50 49 15 80 18,400 .. It 52 48 60 56 4 36 20,000 !! 46 49t 48 50 15 80 20,000

II 28 34 89t 49 47 15 76 10,000 I .. ! 4 44 45 64 57 5 28 22,400

I.. f t5 40 48 84 40 17 60 ] 6,800 26 32 36 38 39 17 72 16,000 ,

. I., i7 29 37 41 41t 17 68 22,400 .. 28 34 37 5t 46 10 44 18000 29 37 43 54 50 6 12 l5,600

I.. f 30 40 44 5B 51 5 16 18,000 31 49 5t 60 57 12 25,600 ---- 620,400

STEWA RD'S it E P 0 It T .

To O. M. LuoDo., M. D., SU] Jfri7ltmd, nt:

SIR: I herewith present to you the following detailed statement of Receipts

and Expenditures in my department for the year ending October Sht, 1862.

Respectfully,

R. T. THORBURN, Steward.

LoNGVIEW ASYLUM, Oct. 31st, 1862.

November 1.

4f 4.

u 18.

U ii.

NOVEMBER, 1861.

RECEIPTS.

Co- y. nty Order Number 1 ••••.•••••••••.•••••••••

I.. e.. .. e. . , 2 •• " ................... .

II

.... s ....................... .

4 . ....................... .

Excess balance ••••••••••••••••

/"

EXPKNDITUUS.

Butter, 1,303 lbs .•• ' •.•••••••.••••••.••••••••••••••••••• ., 1, ••

Cub' to inmates discharged. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• .. ............. .

Oo8' ee. 1 ,9121bs • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • .................. .

DI'}" geod8 •••••••• " ••• ~. . • . • .. .. • • •• • •••••••.•••••••••••••••

Dail,. papen. • • • •• • • • • • • . • . . • • . • .. • • • • • •• • •••••••••••••••••

Em ployee.' talariea •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Flour, 60 bbl... • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • .................... .

Fith ....................................................................... .

: Frt~ ............................................................................. ..

Grooeries ........................................................................... .

Gas h01l88 .......................... , ........................................ ..

HOUN famishing.. • .. •• ..................... .. .. .. .. • • .. • .. • .. .. .. .. .. .... .. . I "

Improving groUD ~ I. • ... • • • • • • • • .. .. • • • • .. • • .. ... • ..................... ..

Lumb- er....... ...... .... • • ....... • ... • ............................ .

}{ eats, uuh, 6,115 lb ................................................ .

•• smoked, 0,381 · e .............................. , ............. , ..... ..

•• bones. 81 ,. ..................... . ••• ,... ' r ' ........... ..

Marketing ................... , •••• , .. .............. , ............. .. ....... .

Milk, 378 galla. .. • .. • .. • • • • .. .. • .. ... • • • • . .. • . • .. •• .. .......... , ....... .

Officen' salaries ........................ .. .. , ......... , , ........ , .............. ..

Postage ..- a , ............ , , ••••• , • , ........... , .. , , • •• • .. ... • ........... .

Stl\ ble expense , ............................ . .................................... .

Sa- gal, 1,620 lbs .......... , ........................................ , .. ..

' Soap, 1,205" .......................................... ..

Tea, 37" .......................... , , , • , ................................ ..

Vegetables. .. .. .. • .. • • . • • •• " .• , . . . , .. ,',., ...... , ...... , , .... I ... ..

1,000 00

~, ooo 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

4,000 00

161 77

7

109 71

S 00

S! B ....

Ut S9

" 76

917 i5

! f8 ' 75

2768

i665

811 lil

41 50

.... 17 50

11 ' 99

26 t6

i305 75

354 18

16 20

16 70

68 88

47000

600

] 9 50

153 50

76 SO

~ O SO

1" 50 94

$ 4,161 77 --------------

..

D CBMB. a, 18eJ •

.. ber 6 •••••••••••••••••••••••• ' I,()()() 00

., II.... •••• •••••••• ••••••• I,( K)() 00

.. 8............ ... .... ..... J, CMM » It.. • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • .. • • • • 1.()() O CJ()

IS..... ••• ••••••• ••••••••• 1,0()() 00

---' 6,0- 0-- 0 - 0- 0

.6J.,. ealelU.. • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • •• •••••••• • •••• noo

1M 75

.................................. 1130

!: i:=~~:~ · ,: · ........................................ .

......................................

............................................. •.•.•.....•...............•.......••.••••.•••

................................ ..........

...........................................

~:==,.~~~~~ .... . . . . . . . .. . ... . . . .. ........ .

" 17" 11 sa

906 15

! l600

.. 87 n 41

aoe 95

18 75

t91 75

288 88

86

I

ae86

6180

.10 00

1,6 00

tid GO

118 4S

( 8 80

--

January i.

.. 6.

u 9.

u 14.

. .

41

JANUARY, 1861.

UOEIPTB.

Cash balance .•••••••••

County Order Number 7 ........................... .

" If If 8. • • • • • • • •• • ••••••••.•.••••

.". " "

.... 9 •••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••

] O •••••••••••••••••••

BXPlI: NDlTtrREB.

Amusements •••••••. t " • • • • • • •• • • •• • •••••••••••••••••••••••

Batter, 768Ibs, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

OofFee, 1,179 II •••••••• • • • • • • • • • • •• •••• • • • • • • •• • ••••••••••

Cash to inmates disoharged ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Dry goods. • •• • ••••••••••.•• ,.... • •••.•••••••••••••••••••

Dally papers. • • • • • • • • • • . .. • . • . • • • • • • • • • •. • •••. 4 ••••••••••••

Eggl, ) 25 dozen. • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • . . . •• .• • ••.••••••••••••••

Employees' salaries ••••.••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••

Flour, 50 bbls .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• _

Fish. • • . • • • . • • • • . • • • . • • . . . . • . • . . .• •• .•••••• • •••.••••••••

Freights .•••••.•••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Groceries. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • •• • ••••••••••••••••••••

House furnishing.. • • • • • • • • • • • . •• • •••••••••..••••••••••.•••

Improving grounds ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••

Machinery. • • • .• •••.••••••••• . •.•••••••••••••••••••..••••

Meats, fresb. 6,407 Ibs .•••••••.•••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••

c. bones, 81. e •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :

Mark tlng.. • • •• • • • • . . • • . • • • . • . • .• . •.••..•.••••••••••••••.

Milk, 167; galls ••••••••••• t' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Officers' •• Iaries ••••••••••••••••.••.••••••••••.•••.••••••••

Postage BD~ toll. • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • ••••••••••••••••••••

Pork. I barrel.... . • . . . • • • . • • • . • • . . • •• . .•..•...••..•...••.•

8t& bIe % pense •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

8tr . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .................. .

Saddlery ••• " t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Stationery and printing .•••••••.•••.•••••••••••••••.•••••••••

Surgical in truments.. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• ••••••• • •••••••••••••••

Sugar, 1,2141bs •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••

Soap, 1,200 · e ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • ••••••••••••••

Vegetables, •••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••

e518 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,01l0 00

1,000 00

84,511\ 00

4 50

115 to

i68 69

100

! 58 81

385

11 ! S

888 00

i17 60

! 8 Sf

15 67

455 U6

570 11

151 9f

356 76

3! 0 35

16 ! O

16 67

42 80

i50 00

5 30

950

24 85

48 ' 39

36 65

58 73

16 85

a880

76 ! 5

56 94

• 4,466 48

Ca8h balance. • • • • • • • • • • • . .. •• •••••••••••••••••••••••• 81 62

-- 4-, 0- 18- - 0­0

' ~--

Feb. 1.

u 4.

" 10.

FEBRUARY, 1862.

BEOUP'l'B.

Cub balance ••••••••••••.•••••.•••

Couoty Order, No. 11 •••••••••••••••••••.•.••.••..

. I. I .,... II I!. ..... t •••••••••••••••••••••• " IS ••••.•.•.••••••••••••••••••••

Dry goods ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Daily papers ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••

Employee'. salaries •••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Flour, 25 bbl • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••• ,. •••••

Ymh •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

J'reig'hts ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Groce, riea • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••

H01lll fa. miahing ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ',' ••••••••••••••

Jl: MbJllery ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I • I

Keats- Fre h, 6587 lba. • • • • • • • • • •• • .•••••••••••.•••.• I I • I I

BODel, 81" •••••• I •••••••••• I I •• I •••••••••• I' •• I

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Oftlcel" l' wanes . I • • • • • • • •• • ••••••••••••••••••••• I ••••• I ••

Postage and ioll •••• • •••• I • • • • • • • • I • • • • • • •• I • • • • • • • • • •• I • I •

Pork,- l bbl. ... .. ............... I I ••••• I •••• I ••• I •• I ••••••••

Sta, bte ~ DI8 and dairy •• I •••••• I.' • I •••••••• I ••••••• , •••••

StatioDery ••••••••• I • I ••• I ••••••••••••••••••••••••• I • I ••••

~ u, 13111bl •• I I.' II II I ••• I I II I. I I. 1., ••••• I ••••• I I 1., ••

8oap. 1200 " •• I •••• I •• I •••••• I ••••••••••••••• I ••• I I •• I I I

Vegetablet •• I ••••• I •••• I •••••• I •• I I I.' ••••••••••••••••••••

8 61 52

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

83,061 52

8420 47

1 95

887 25

lOS 70

81 40

500

131 25

18 00

1000

278 86

16 20

17 40

200 00

9 11

9! O

801 2S

! 305

144 37

76 00

246 60

", 919 28

Cuh balance. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 182 24

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RECEIPTS.

Cash balanee ••• : •••••••••••••••••• I •• I

County Order, No.

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" " .. 14 ••••• I • I •••••••••••••• •• •••••

10. I •• I ••• I •••••••• I •••••••••••

16. I •••• I ••••••••• I I •• I I • I • I I • I

EXPEN DITUREB.

Amusements •••••••••• • ••• ••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••

Butter, 1188 Ibs. I ••• I •••• I ••• I • I •••••• I ••••••••••••••••••••

Oub to inmates disoharged , I ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

83,061 61

8 182 24

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

83,13! ! 4

8 60 45

186 71

1 50

J

43

Dry goods ............................................. 4 •••

Daily papers ........ . . . . . . . . . . .. .. ...............•........

Employees' salaries ••••••••.•••..•.•••••••••.•••••••••••••••

Eggs, 137! doz .••••••••••.•.•..••••••••.••.•••••••••••••••

Flour, 100 bbls ...... & • • •••• ••• • • • • • •••• •• • • • •• • ••• • •••••••

Fish .....•.......................•.•.....•...•...•...•...

Furniture .•...•.•.....••..........•..............•.•.•...•

Groceries ••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Improving grounds .•...•...•.•..•..•...•........•....•.•...

Meat - Fresh, 4791 Ibs ...................................•..

" Bones, 71 , e •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Marketing .........••..•.................•...•.•...••.....

Postage and toll .................... 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••

Pork, 400 Ibs ... I I ••• I •• I I ••••• I ••••••• I •• I I • I •••••• I I •••••

Stock .• I I •••••• I I ••••• " •••• I ••• I ••••• I I ••• I I '" ••• I •• " •

StlLble expense and dairy ••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••

St , 10,500 lbs .• I • I • I I ••• I ••• I I •• I I •• I •••• I I •• I I •••••••• I

Sugar, 932". I I I •• •• • •••• " • I '" " •••• I I I •••••••• I I I I

Soap .. I , •• , " " I I ••••• I I •••• " I ••• " . ' . I ••••••• I " '" I II.

Tea, 2i9l1bs .. ... I ~ • I I I ••• I • I I I I •••••••••• I •••••••• I ••• I ••

Vegetables .•... I ••••••••••••• I •• I ••••••••••••••••• I •••• I ••

Cash balance .• I •••• I ••••••••• I ••• I • I •• I I I I •••••• I •••

April 1.

" 1.

IC 4.

; 1 24.

APRIL, 1862.

BBOBIPT8.

Oash balance .•... I I • I • I •• I I I ... I • I •••• I

State Order, No. 14 .•..•.. '" I " I ••••••• ••• ••• I •••

County Ii i; 17. I •• I ••• I I • I I I • I •• I •• I •••••••••

,; ; i ;; 18 .• " I I I ••• I. II II " I ••••• I I I ••• •

Board of pa. tients. I I ••• I I I • I I •••••• I • I I • I • I I " ••• I

EXPENDITURBS.

Butter, 385 Ibs ..• I • '" I I •• I •• " I I I ••• I ••••• " •••• I • I ••••• I •

Cash to inmates discharged. # • I ••••••• I I •••••• I ••• I I I I I •• I • I •

Daily papers. I • I ~ '" • I •••• " • " I •• ' ••• I •• '" I I I I I • '" I I •• I •

Employees' salaries .••..• " ..•..• I I ••• I ••• I ••••••• I ••• I • " ••

Eggs. 167 doz ..• I I ••••• I I I ••••••• I ••••••••• I I ••• I I " •••• I •

Fish" I I I • I • I • I I •••• '" I I I •••••••••••••••••••••••• I I • I • I •

Freights .••. I ••• '" •• I I •••• I •••• I ••• I I •• I ••• I I • I •••• I I • I I I

Groceries I •• I " •• " •• " •• I I I I • I • I I I I I I • I • I •• I I I " •• I • I ••• I

House futnisbing I •••• I ••••••• I • I I •• I • I ••• I •• I • I I ••••••••••

Ha. rdware '" I •••••• I I I I • I " ••••• I ••• " •••••••• I • I • I ••••• "

Ice ...... " .•...... " ... I ••• I ••••••• I •••• I ••••••• I •••••••

Improving grounds ... I • I ••••••••• ••••••• , - , ••••••• I ••• I •••••

Meats- Fresh, 5i68 Iba, ... '" " ........... I ,., •••• I " '" I "

8230 96

547

9a 25

17 i4

45000

30 23,

203 12

20728

36 35

239 55

14 40

38 03

3 99

2400

5000

37 ~ 6

28 87

97 86

400

172 80

19 20

3,071 62

6062

$ 3,132 24

60 62

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,690 10

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865 75

7 00

8 95

916 00

19 81

38 M

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310 83

10 00

a2 02

200 00

16 50

263 40

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HOUle ( 0111' hiJl _. ____ ._ •••• __ • __ ._ ••••• ___ ••• _ ••• _ ••••••••

Impro'fing gro d. _____ ••• ___ ._ ••• _ •••• _._ •••••• __ •••••• __ •

Yeall- Fr h, 47" 4) ______ • ___ ._. ___ .••• _ •••••••••••••••

t. Bone.___ _. ______ • ___ ••• _. ____ •••••• _._ ••••••••

Yarkedog .• __ • __________ ._ ••• ________ •• _._ •••••••••••••••

Jachin r1 ____ • _______ • ___ • ____ • ____ ._. __ •••••••••• ~._ ••••

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16 20

696

1400

1,67600

100

2400

4 75

780

103 60

160 40

800

141 t8

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SIS 38

4,760 "

323 38

1,000 00

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3,313 38

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Stable and dairy _______________ _______________ _____________ _

Straw, 3035 Ibs. __________________________________________ _

Sugar, 1426 " ___________________________________________ _

Soft soap, 4 bbls. __________________________________________ _

Vegetables _______________________________________________ _

$ 216 19

760

146 07

8 00

U563

Cash balance ________________________ _______________ _ 3,1t! 61

110 76

June i.

.. i.

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.. o.

.. 5.

JUNE, 1862.

UOIIPTS.

Cub balance _________________________ _

County Order, No. i2 _____________________________ _

.. .. " i3 _____________________________ _

State .. " 5_ __ ____ __ __ ____ __ ____ __ _ ___ __

County II 4' 24 __ . ___________________ . ______ _

.. .. .. 25 _____________________ ___ _____ _

3,323 38

8 110 7

1,1) 00 00

1,000 00

), 000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

ExcesB balance___ ____________ _ __ ___ __ _ __ _ _ __ ___ __ __ __ 85,1101 7) 65

UPJ: NDITURlIB.

Amusements _________________________________________ __ ___ _

Batter, 870* IbB. _________________________________________ _

Cuh to inmatell discharged __________________________________ _

Coffee, 9681bs. ____________ ___________________ ____________ _

DDanily, . p aanpder lml _ e_ d_ i_ ci_ n ~ el- l -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-__-_-_- -_

Drygooda _______________________________________________ _

Employees' salaries ___________ ______ __ _____________________ _

ltggs, ) 80 dOl .• _________________ ____________ ______________ _

Flour, 100 bbls. ____________________ ___ ____________________ _

Groceries ____ A _________________ _____ __ _ _ ________________ _

Meata- Fresh, 6849 Ibs. __ __________________ _______ _________ _

. ., Bonell, 81 II ______________ ______ ___________ : ____ _

Marketing ____________ ______ __ ____ __ ______ _____________ ___ _

Machinery _______________________ _ . ____ ____ . ____ _______ _

Officers' salaries _________ . ___ ____ __ __ ___________ _____ ______ _

Postage and toIL _________________________ _____ ___________ _ _

Paints, oils, turpentine, etc. ________________ __ ________________ _

Seable and- dairy ______________ __ __________________________ _

Straw, ai60 lbs. __________ ~ _____________________ __ _________ _

Sugar, 1347 " __________ . ____ . ______ _ . ___________________ _

Soft soap _____________________________________ _ . _.--- __

Soap, i415 Ibs. ______________________ .. _____________ • ______ _

85,111 91 ------

., ! 4 60

lii l!!

ii 75

fOO 86

16 00

418 69

105 50

86! 00

14 30

45500

324 60

350 94

16 40

30 88

1,5t6 56

100 00

500

J3t 30

39 86

t5 t6

It9 47

800

171 12

65,111 91

July 1.

" 1.

f' o.

" 18.

46

JULY, 1861.

County Order , No ! 6 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

State: Order, No. 6 •••••••••••.•••.••••••••••••••••

County Order , No. 27 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Slate Order, No. 7 ••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••

laPDDlt'UIlU.

Amusements ..............................................

Butter ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Oash to inmates discbarged ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

I Daily papers ••••••••.•••••••••• ; •••••••••• , •••.• to •••••••••

Employees' aalaries •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Eggs, 160 dozen •••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••

Fish ••••.••••••••••••••••••••••.•••..••••••.•••••••••••••

Freichta ••..•••••••••••• 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Grooeriee ................... ... .. ........................ .

Gas- houae •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • ••••••••

Hardware ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

HOUle furnishing ••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Improring g- rounds •••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••

Ica ••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••.•••.•.•••••••.•••••••••••

Keata--& esb, 5,423Ibs ••••••••...•••••••••••.•••.•••••••••••

If smoked, 2, i86 lba. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

" bones, 72 lhs •.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Marketing ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

OJllcers' salaries •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Pork, 6i5 lbs.. • • • •• .• • ••••••••••••.•••••••.••.•••••••••.•

Stock (! COWl and pony) ••••••••••••••• : ••••••••••••••••••••

" ble Bnd dairy •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

- stationery ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Sugar.' 1, S17 1 bl •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

8ofi~ ap •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Sb~ • •• • . . . •• • ••••••.••.••••••..•.•.•••.•••••••••.•••••

Te , 181 lbl ..•••••••.•••.•••••••••••.•.•••••••••••••.•••••

TraYlliDl expenles ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Vegetables ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Wine, 65 galloDI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

E% cell balance ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Cash balance ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

1,000 00

8,4,000 00

836 25

91 13

5 50

9 68

918 06

il 77

51 96

61 68

1810!

34 16

31 33

110 16

145 Si

71 46

3i6 38

99 48

14 40

10 30

160 00

34 37

164 10

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67 J6

133 43

800

16646

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66 80

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116 ~

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Batter, 1,137 Jba. •••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

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Flour, 100 barrela .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

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ImF' ~ cla •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

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Names. Employment.

Wages

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D. H. Stickney .• • ; ,.... ... ............ ...... Engineer...... 575 00

Robel't J Lind.... . .. ... . ..... ••.... . • . . . • • . Blacksmith... . 40 00

Thomas Farrell. • • • . • • . • • .• .•••.....•....... Gas maker .•... 1 40 00

E. Burgoyne .. •• • ••• ••.• .• •. . • •. .. . • . . . . .. .. Storekeeper ... 40 00

W. O. Dorman .•••••.•••• •.••• .•.. , . . . . . . . . . Carpenter .... . j 40 Of)

J ames O'Brien. . ............. .............. Fireman...... 30 00

Frank I( oapp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. ... .. . ...... " 25 00

Otto Uter. • • • . • . • . • • • . • • . . • •. . • .. , . . . . . . • . . Watehman .. . . 22 00

Mike Ouff........ ........ .. . .............. Baker...... ... 25 00

George Meyer.. • • . • • • . • . . . • •. .....•.•...... Cook. . . • •. . .. 25 UO

J ames Weidman.. • • . • . • • • •• . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . • . Attendant . . . . . 22 00

John Lowrey .. . .. . , .............. . _ . .. . . . . . " 22 00

Joseph Ensfelder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... . ... ..... " 18 00

Char] es Ullm an . . ....... . ... . ...... , . . . . . . . . c. 20 00

Wiiliam Lowrey. . . . . . . . .. ...... .. ... . . ... .. " 18 00

Thoma. s Kearns .•••........ t. .. . ... .. .. . .. ..., 18 00 •

Rody McCormick... . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ." 16 00

Frank Holt . ... .. .. . .. . .. . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . .. .." 16 00

Charles Beyer.. .. .. .• .. .. . ... ........ .... .. II 16 00

Antonia Sohmidt.. ........ . ... .. . ... . . .. . ... II 16 00

Thomas Huling .............. ...... .... ..... 2d Cook ....... 16 00

Nicholas Macks........ . • . . .• . • .. ...•.. . .. . . Porter .....•. , 16 00

Thomas Murdock. • . • • • • • . . . • • • . • . . . . . . . . . . • . Teamster. .. . . 22 00

Isabella L. Roberts.. . • . • . • . •• ••.•.... •. .• • .. Supervisor •.. " 16 00

Amelia A. Schenberger.................. .. .. . . Attendant. .... ] 5 00

Mary Kloene . • • • • • • • • • • • .. .•.• •••.. ....•... •• . • •.. 1 15 00

Eliza Wilson . • . • • • • . • . • . • . • . • • • . . . . • . . . . . . . . .. .••. ' 1 ] 5 00

Elizabeth Barber. ... . • •• ........ . . ... ......... 13 00

" Mary Lowry. • • • . • •• .•••••..•••• . •...•••... 13 00

S. Lizzie Wheeler... • •••• .•.•••.... ..... •. • . 13 00

Mary Johnson. • • • • • . • • • • . . . •• .•••...•...•.. 13 00

Mary E. Miller.. • . • . • • • • . • • . . • . . • • . . . . . . . . . . 1 3 00

Caroline Beyland. • •• .• •• • • •..• . • • • . • . . . . • . . . " 13 00

Mary McCullough...... .. ....... .......... Seamstress.. . .. 15 00

Louisa Oehrlein...... ••.•. ..••• . • .• . .... ... Watch woman . . 10 00

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Sophia J. Holt........ .. .. ......... ..... . .. Laundress..... 12 00

Phillipena Oehrlein........................ .. La. undry .. .... 10 00

Wilhmina Harz. • • • • • • • • • . • • .... . ....... ...... 9 00

Caroline Hock.. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• ............ .. .. 9 00

Mary Marlin.... . • . • . • • • . • • • . • • • . • • . • • . • • • • . Cook . . •• •. .•. 12 00

K. Maria Delargy ... • .• • • . • • • . •• • . • • . . • • • •• • • Dining. room. . . 9 00

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