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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-01-11
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DAY. NOVEMBER 13 1871.-TRrPLE SHEE

and 81 Joseph, % Q e6: Louisiana SKIES, OK coupon
81; do new Us; 90. levee sixes 90; do. DO. eights
sb; Alabama nyes 90 q 90; do. eights. osx. bad;
south Carolina. old, 70 rs; do, January ana July,
ASK; do new, April and October. 3s a41k; Arkau-
sas sevens. 6ek; Texas tens. sek q 9a
the debt OF Texas without reference 70 the CON
ttngenoles or railroad aid, is as follows:- af s
b 1. Frontier defence bonds authorized August d
1870: payable In forty years. with privilege Of pay.
ment IN twenty years. seven per cent interest, pay
ab0 LIST March ana lst september, principal ana
interest In coln S75oO00 or this Issue 0f bonds not
more than $36e.000 have been sold-the remainder
TO be SOLD as required for purposes OF frontier de-
2. Bonds for deficiency In revenue the last fiscal
year: authorized Nav 10, 1871, payable IN TWO and
nve years. Interest at ten per cent, PAYABLE 1st
March and 1st september; principal and interest
n &c curSensy W G s4oGooo;: The State stu holds about
q 8. An adjusted and floating debt part OF which II
for warrants Issued about the commencement or the
war; Arrangement for settlement has been made
BY present Legislature. S500,000. ~ !,
The state has granted aid 10 the International
TO be given as road s built None OF these bonds
have been issued, and should the law be changed
permitting land to % given to railroads t is prob
able the company would prefer land to bonds. At
the last session Of the Legislature aid voted to
the Texas Pacific, but the company has not (and
probably wf notl accept the charter. The dlsp0-
Blt1On Of the people oil Texas Is to lands In aid
OF railroads instead Of bonds and she owns about
ninety million acres OF land she could give sixteen
SECTIONS 70 the mile to about nine thousand miles OF
able property for the year lo7l as $25a The
assessment OF taxes for the current year 1t is eSt
mated Will reach So, S37, ,953 ss. NJ. st ~ ta2f
\ ~4&IN STOCKS or SATURDAY..
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

d
Cotton y good demand; middiInsa, Ike l7sc;
ss,D sJe S S's. s.: '1gs e gs Sssa ss S.s
s.:: Ss:es ..sS4 ss!:s nss,s, ...,
bsss; :alss 400 bales; .soos. slaiT bales. ' "
co..o, .,.... NEW onLrANs. Nov: II 1871; >.
S.s lsc nss Hs &
sS Bales. .oot e c scls: soa'"' Aa osa Sales S
& wILxrNsroN, N. O.. Nov II. 1877.
81 sasppi 6 o Su pS g % EH'a s5 = " % s
S' I yellow S' sS y 8 sor 'sa s
s1s 1Ja .us ss:. ?ssS
:ids in i'ss. ss L hsrsiisrss si ss
d %sa.s 1i. ss. arm a S. l''
s5@ sI a.. u ~ q AZ s 'sis'
s Ssf fes %sa's & &
i. ss%aaf .ss %ss &c. sSs a.
Ga; ~, u fair demand; Me- q $500; rejected sc Barley
81 demand ~ M and as%sss ssss .ns No. rsm s 81,
III K Isl ssSasS s "a sss ~ Sss
o. Y .s !o1 Ss%nad n s.n hams t. M shouasr
as Ss %i's na
sas .sss sas.r as ;s$ g 'ass
Sa.ss: vss. S is do ssla o & 40 Ss: Ss 4
90 barley, 5000 40. rye. .-..- -.
CINCINNATI, NOV. II, 1871.
offered. lard dull steam, 20 ssked
OLD &c. asked sc offered: B6lK meas-Ful prices asked
s l. S Lac:
ss,s o .:.: s!s s Z % for
o s:sp ss
demand chiefly 10 Oil g0ntracta
oswsso. N. r, Nov. II. 1871.
-Four .eaay snd unchsnsed Sale: 10y 6bs !. 81 - for
cs t'r s sas sSs s :sss, No.
EnwsuEse club hold Al ii IL Corn quss 81 TO- To- In
% up Brs. s. % !. an % s:1 " das . e.
osrs q Sc sales last night bushels up lake At s2
.horts, no . esl; shps;uns. ssa Ss6; mIddlinss.
whsst Ilc. barley, g.. tONsw YORK. to mold RairOad
bany, See Receipts By iake-is0oO bushels corn In 900
Of lumber. shipments BY canal3xOO bushels wheat
alO bushels corn, 72000 bushss barley 7O00 feet Of
gf.a .oai BUFFALO, N. r., Nov II. 1871
Reoepts-1200 bbls. -four; ESQ., bushels wheat; $4,000
Sos Sasnsi: rys Shipment. oc bushels wnsas so
bushels corn loco bushels oats; 1910 bushels rye.
SS nS corn sS S;. Sic to New Yorr
IoJo bushels .s 81 Sa Corn active and arm ssiss
!. SSs ass No.
Oats dull sus am held Ssc for and
Western a. Too Seeds qaes and Inoaansee Mess pork
quiet at $l3 30 Lard quiet a l3o Hghwtnes unsettled
- I. -4sty.t ls Albany, n. T.. Nov. II, lsn.
e milling ass < S.rs IN No. wns
O Corn usas %
q &c. Barley Little doing Oats more active AND hrm !
sales 1000 bushcls No Chicago at $50; car No. STATE
and1 No. Western u $50 white state In basa,
at 70,
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
4 DISTRESSING SUICIDE m. KANSAS.
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trrs#. "Rum Did It.'s a@&4

lrAOU tuo AAWIouCo AIlOuuo, Nov
Last evening, ct about eight O'Clock, Q young man
named Henry Fricker committed suicide by shooting
himself. The SHOCKING afrAir occurred under the
following circumstances:-The young man had beer
drinking little during the latter part OF the after
noon. AZ about half.past seven hs was met by his
father, Mr. George Fricker, and repEmanded for
being in . state OF lntOxtcatlOn. They went TO-
Rether In the 0flce Of the omnibus company whore
afier they started for homo. and while on the way
the father, still dwelling on the same subject said.
"Ny son, would sooner see you in your grave than
m this condition." The young man took small
pistol from MS pocket, and alter replying. swell.
self through the neck, the ball penetrating
downward and innicnng wound which caused
death In q very few minutes. They were on
winthrop street ct the time, and had reached
poins ABOUT half way between Connecticut and
ground and bled most profusely. The horror.
stricken father raised his SON to his feet and assisted
hlm to MS hOme which was close at hand. Ply
slclans were called ct once and the wound OK.
amined. II was found that the tugular vein and
the carotid artery had been severed, and the un-
Mr.. FricKer almost became insane with despair
and acted much like maniac. He was taken
charge OF BY Captain Carnes, VINO tried to sOOtho
him IN every possible manner. They took him away
from the house, but he soon afterward came back,
and sitting the door step OF ms house. gave vent
afrerward taken TO his room and induced to lie
down. At about half.past eleven O'Clock Justice
Parsons, acting az Coroner, summoned Jury; bus
Mr. Frlcker having BY this time been quieted and
fallen asleep, the jury adjourned until nine O'Clock
this morning. The mother OF the deceased, TO
visiting In Virginia. The deceased was Mr.. Prick.
er's favortte. E#t# ~ N#&.N g tfu #-&
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
A CRANKY CAMPBELL.

Arkansas Pistol Practice In Divisian street.
John Campbell was arralgned before Judge Scott
at Essex Market, yesterday morning, on q charge
or felonious assault on william Freedman, OF No.
Centre Market place. Freedman alleges that he
was walking along Division street. near the
Bowery, ON Saturday evening, ct naif.pase
six O'Clock, in company with TWO young
ladies, named Mary OBrien and Mary
A. Lacy, OF l72 Cherry street; that from
some unknown cause Campbell struck him In the
face and he struck back, upon which campbell
immediately pulled out revolver and fired three
shots one OF the balls tearing the dress OF MISS
Ellen F0y, VINO was passing ut the time. All the
ladies appeared and testified to the same facts
Campbell, on being questioned. said that he was
suddenly surrounded oy crowd OF men and wo-
men, one of whom struck him In the face and some
other person cut open htb pocket He showed
where ms pants were cut as evidence. He stated
further that he did strike Freedman, and that he
pulled tine revolver merely IN self delcncc. Tho
weapon, which was produced In Court wus one Of
the largest navy revolvers. As there large
crowds OF people coming through those streets at
that hour OF the evening 1t Is almost miracle that
some person was not fatally injured. Judge Scott
promptly committed the prisoner for trial at Gen.
eral Sessions ana placed him under $1,000 bail.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices ofthe principal stocks on Saturday:-- M.ne

The following were the closing prices on the side.
walk after the adjournment ofthe stock Exohange:-
Western Union Telegraph. e4k eaK; Pacinc Mall
Ask . 4S3l; New York Central consolidated, slK .
NIX; do. scrip, s6k s6k; Ere alK 3lK;
Reading 1ooK losX; Lake Shore, loaX loaK,
do. new, ssx ssK; DO scrip. 7oX 7oK; North
western. cox cox; do. preferred, s0A . soX;
Rock Island, 1olK 1olk; St Paul, sax . 6sX; do.
preferred. TX Tx Wabash. OK Q e2k; Ohio
and Mississippi, ask soh; Union Pacific. FAX q
NK; Boston. Hartford and Erie. 1X AZ: Hannibal
ana St Joseph. SIX 5s; do preferred, 70 . "a;
Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, TX 1s.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

Wheas wss In moderate dsmaud. the offerings were
p: s.sels oa y
&! e 1888 =; ing; yss' r. ssss
Sss q SSsc store sec. 81. t.ios.S for mixed
soss.l: Z se I S &c. ~ -hs va: :sHS sas.
sssis o s% y " q ss: @ 2. about
FREIanTn!hs narkse to-day presented more than tbe
ssss @ s:n:s.y xsss 8 Liverpool :s:% d: no%ss
soes sls.sse ss.ss:. -ss n % plnsp.y
vessels for petroleum q fSsmsr rsses The
ss s..'; & sss''a h Is e
S.1s
i
C s: ss IsSs:d
Hedtsrsnssn, 400 bbs isansd petroleum, on private
HIDEsThs market for ali descriptions continued quiet
S Poso s .a% S IN s so cn
msrIss .sdsy sms sGecsa, but nothing
Of importance transpred and quotations remain nominay
s,o..srAs m.r.s, for :p,ri.. .arpsn.lns
s @ !; sI
ss -ss ''s Ss;s,s'1 ys
:::ss y; M s s.:: an: Il.
Il s o. IA Il % Ss .: sale: :.ss q % s
ported crude quoted nomtnaly q 9 200 Msnhadcn was
h better demand and nrm LOO bbls realized 47xc.
YKTR0LEUN-On Change to-day the market for refined
quiet and weak The sskina price for
goes for spot or month delivery was 2c s<c Crude
bulk after the moder.ts scsviy reported ysserday
& o enc ecSnssss SSsss S % .nS ss M
sha rsmsined qus. but arm q ia iiLo for @essr or
city. The salss Of reansd wsss-A cafco 70 sut vssse
about 900 bbls q 29<c, and Inns OF bbla each last
half Of january February and March 4Skc
At The creek was ques and wsaks iauosd - ~ q
upper and "a 20 o. lower road The PhAdsphia market
vas yey quies ksansd euoesd a MA for spot and month
A1S psss.s.s s.ss s d. Gu.
meass aud llo DO. lard Ihs pork issrket vss dull bus
f0o bbs. msss Tor Novsubsr delivery a Sls Is SiS is
closing dull Beef was quiet ~ unchanged prces Bacon
was unchaneed The demand limited but We heard OF
for Novsmba <e, q ID Wsss on New York account
Some 7b0 boxes for January delivery brought e 6c
various cuts but meats were quiet but steady A previous
pcea Ihore were NO saAee reported Tho lard market
opened nrmer but closed q about previous prices sc be-
Ing The market price fcr oss on The spot ana tre hrms
90 sns sPcs ana f1r fsbysa though this price va:
RICE continued IN fair demand ana steady. sales 90
oss Carolina At o. s'ie and go bags Rangoon $40
sGaAR-Therc was moderate INQUIRY for refining, the
market remaining steady the basis OF Se CSC.
air TO good The sAes comprise 5 hhds Porto Kico
AAAi Ase hs@ eexsh V<a lot ~ hoSeA Ht IoE " de-
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

MURDER IN RUSSELL COUNTY, VA A-Napoeon Il
Hensey. q man VINO mas for some time past been
living on the lands Of General Bowen, IN Tazewell
county, was murdered on Saturday night last. The
particulars. as we receive them, are about as lOl-
lows:-On saturday last Hensely went TO tine neigh
b0rhood OF Mr.. Charles Smiths, In Russell wnere
had been drinking during the day, and at night
went to vacant mouse about three miles from
In which ne was murdered, his head being crushed
70 perfect jelly. He remained where ne was killed
until Sunday evening, when he was found and his
body removed to his home In Tazewell. He leaves
wlfe and four children.-Cltnch Vdtiev Neics,
NOUA 9.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

A correspondent of the CharleseoA Nes1s. writing
from Granltevnle y. O., November L, says:--Mf.
and MIRA James A. Brewer having necessity to leave
home for awhile, lett little son, aged two yearD
and eight months, In charge OF black girl named
Chsney Williams, aged about eighteen years After
owing to o report Of gun heard In the house, and
when she entered load shrieks pierced the az, as
the riri endeavored to escape, but was soon can
turod Hhe told many tales concerning the shoot
tne. hut finnly confessed 70 Mr.. MADDOX, who wAN
guarding ner OF having wtlfully shot the child
While seated ON the door playing. ~ about ten
O'CLOCK last Night as Constable Hharpton was con-
ductInr the murderess TO his house for safe keep
Ing, an unknown shot felled her to the ground. N.
stantU killing hen
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

Included In the above l0 bales 10 For future
delivery (basis low middinz) the sales have been fol-
Last svening-Dscember TOO lSk; January 1000
a 10 s6c loo At lss<, l 1t 10 7Sc February 800 At
lsc March. loo At lso. lo1 At 10 lslsc April. loo
1880 total at0o bales Todav-Novembsr. l0o a 10 LILO
December loo lsAo, 100 n - kls. loc 81 lsc Janu-
asy lOO II r 7so 100 a 1885, A0o as 10 7eo February,
0Oo 10 March. 900 &c.,, AO 10 l6l6c.
y 'sI Il. sose :sSe 81 Ssf Tas
Sss, Mobile as,s s;Eaaons' Nolios' s:Ssss wn
Yore. b7si Bceson, 40; total. ixSta; this day
s: Ss r.,. oa eooa e sorsn s po 1s yssT @
Lysrpoo. @ sssm. klSd "a. vsry duii; y s.l. "a,
stssn: ie; sSld ..a xs 70 h;.S;rF y steam: "a.
Baltic ports, BY SAIL ac 70, gold We quote:
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement of the associated banks Il
again favorable, and shows gain Of over 30o, 600
In the surplus reserve. The gain IN specie b Just
milllon being the result after deducttng from the
es.s 600 coin disbursed and sold BY the Sub
Treasury during the week the customs payments
ana specie export Tor the same period. The gain IN
legai tenders has been over &2oo0ooo The currency
movement as between this city and the South
and West ID in our favor - respects
the latter region, but against us - re-
spects the former; but the difference has not
been enough to make tine ngure shown in the state-
ment which is due largely to further deposits here
Of money BY Eastern insurance companies In tran
situ to Chicago. The deposits reflect the above
items and an extension Of accommodation In the
way OF loans. the banks having. seemingly, more
confident trust IN the present situation Of snairz
the loans ara now nearly $2S5, 100000 The surplus
reserve stands at 81. .2sS $50. Tne statement com
f,lln
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
FOUL PLAY AT HUHrER's POINT.


Man Alive In tho Morning In Found Dead
at Night-His Name Unknown.
About nve O'Clock yesterday the body OF q man
was discovered IN Newtown Creek by Doatman,
and on being taken out It was found that he had
been In the water but . short time. Efforts were
made to rcsuscitats him. but without avai. A
casual inspection Of the body revealed q few
bruises such as would have been made by dra9RlnR
body along the ground. There was NO doubt the
man was drunk when put In the creek, a liquor
came from hN mouth when rolled TO resusctato
him, and strong smell pervaded the body. Ii vas
reported that the man was seen around the Point
In the morning, drinKlng at the different saloons;
He was drunk ut the time and scarcely able TO Ket
around. Wnen found only . few cents were In his
years OF age, Ave feet seven inches high and PLAINLY
dressed. Coroner Tewksbury took charge OF the
body and will hold an Inquest to-day. '.fE as :.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

: tAgH SATURDAY, Nov. Il-6P n
CovFHE-There has been triae inquiry todsy re-
sutng in sales OF 5 bags Santos per Famsead
not made pubic The market generally remained steady
We quote nomnaly =: Maracaibo l8c. 90c LaSuayra,
Ike &c.,; st. Domingo an bond) lsc. 1870 Java, No
&c., gold duty paid cargoes Rio ordinary Nkc. l4ko;
carsOes fair do, 1876 15Ac. cargoes good do, l5hc
lb; cargoes prime do, l6c 1884, gold In bond. 90 days.
CoTToN-The market for cotton on the spot was to-day
tribe active. caussd In part. By prices fAvorns
buyen. reduction Of 10. established For future
livery the market moderately active steady. The
sales have been follows uM. teaeR 1T. ss
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

The QuOtati0ns based on cotton running quality n0S
than half grade above below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND GHAIM.-RoceiUts-ll $40 bbls -four, 1883
paokages corn meal l7sl bushsl. wheat g go bushels
coru 267 bushels 700 bushels rye and M bushels
barley The our market quis though
to elect sses 70 extent prices would have had 70 be
dull and heavy though not quotsby lower The sales
about $50 bbs quotations Southern dour also
dull but prices nominaiy the Corn meal WAS
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

LATEST rRlcEs OF GOVERNMENTS

The following were the closing prices OF govern.
ments on Saturday evening limited States cur,
rency sixes 1l2K 112X do do, 1881, 70 gistered
1l5k l16x; do. d0 coupon, lit NIX; o. nve
twenties, registered, May and November, 1l1K .
111K; do. do, 1852 coupon. do, nix l11K; do.
do. 1904, 40. do. INK NIX; do. do. 1895. do.
do, l11X liz; do. do, registered. January and
July, 11sk l14k; DO do, 1866, coupon, do, l13X
ia; 90. do, 1867, do. do. li4x 114k; do. do,
1858, do. do ll4x ll4x; do, ten-forties, regis
tered 100 1ooK; do. do. coupon. 1o9X 1921.
THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS.
the chief feature IN the Southern State bonds has
been the continued activity OF the new South Caro-
iinas, particularly the July issues. which were So
verey hammered with fresh stories OF excessive, II
not fraudulent over issues The outside public are not
disposed TO place much faith either IN these stories
or In the claims OF the State authorities that every-
thing ID rectus In curtd. the people who are fore
most In the charges OF fraud are known to be
"short" OF the bonds some stock gambler having
doubtless taught the highly respectable convention
OF Charleston taxpayers the mysteries Of specula-
ton on the .'bearp side Hence the charges OF
fraud and demand for repudiasion. the "bull'
clique who were interested in advancing the credit
Of the state, were, unluckny for themselves caught
inthe pinch OF tight money market on several 90.
casions and had to borrow money OF usurious rates
from parties who TOOK advantage OF their needA
The printing OF Of bonds BY tine Governor
and his associates, when the refundabie debt b less
than ers, 900, has, however. curious look and
ought % be explained. the bonds were strong at
sSk. The Tennessees were strong ON the Inn
preston that the Legislature VIII do something IN
the way OF funding that VIII be quite acceptable 70
bondhnlders. The State Of Texas 10 now repre-
sented on the stock Exchange, her tan per cent
bonds Of ls7o having been plsced on the list during
the week. The following were the lasest quotations
Saturday :--Tennessee, ex coupon, q . .e7k; DO.
new, oeX 81; Virginia skies, OK conpon. 90 COS;
do, new, % 70; Georgia sixes 81; do. ssvens. ~;
40. sevsns gold, ok elh; North Carolina ex
coupon, SIX s7k; do. new. 10 . Al; do. special
tAx. - Z lsk; Missouri snsA % e7i DO HaaalpQ
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

BELLows.-At Cassknl on Friday, October 10,
after long illness, BELLA, daughter OF Itnama
Cobb. Esq, and beloved wife OF Mr.. Goodman
Bellows, aged rs years.
Funeral will take place OF Catskm this Monday
afternoon, 1t TWO O'Clock. E
.BESFKrT.-On Saturday, November IL, at her
residence 81 Hamilton street, Brooklyn, l. l., NAB
GARET BENNETT. aged SO years.
The relatives ami friends OF the fAmlly are re-
specially invited to attend che funeral services
BLOoMFIELD.--On sunday. November IL, MARTrN
BL0oMFIELD, aged years and months. s ~
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral rom the resi-.
dence OF his parents, No. 623 Eighth avenue tnis
day Monday ct eleven A. N. u
BRORan ANN, In the 10th year Of his age.
The neAtves and friends OF the deceased are 70
speCtfully invited 20 attend the funeen, from SC.
Matthew's church, 354 BrO0ne street, on Tuesday,
November IA at hslfpast one O'Clock r. NJ, without
! CAIS4S.-0n Sunday. November u, cArHsan1
The relatives ana friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF her mother, 81 Chapel street., ON Tueaaay
November H. attwo O'Clock p. M. -..... 80 - :
CLAPP. On sunday, November IL LAvrsuA sco-
and last child OF Samuel W. and Lavinia L Pariy,
aged ~ years and 10 days.
Tne relatives ana ali frcads are invited 10 attend
to attend the funeral, Of the residence OF her pa
rents, No. 263 West Thirty street. on Tuesday
November IA At naIr past two Y. NJ
CoLE-At waterford, n. L., on Friday, November
Funeral fSom bis late residence wa.erfcrd. on
Monday, November Ia, 1t haltpsss two O'CLOCK
CLAPP.-At Harlem on SATURDAY, November IL
ASHER CLAPP, aged 10 years>
The relatives ARd tuapaa ~ rAspeotfApy invlkAc
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

the remainder on pr1vAts terms RssNed wno b
iiSe hard w 6 common nv rsss
70 to prime 0,. rsanin& s.c . skc; i.ir o scot Fc
ie lSds so.ss S,S' ss s eG'ss Sol.::s s
ssd. s. and %S sSsss e; &C. melaso 4ss c Hsvana
e = s1S ske Or z e is l0c iese DO, $50 is
SSe forto Rbo-conmon to prime rel ssap,ns s,tc. -
sSc far rn 70 caoscs ocsFy io,.c srszECaeh
Nos 70 e IA sHo, ssxe. hanila-supsrior and su
sEEDa-Ths market for olovsr was armer, under con.
gnued GOOD demand We note sales Of s bAga Ohio
Indiana would bring l2c. Timothy quiet.
WHIsxxYR Rscslpts VII bbls. The firm, with
sales OF 100 bbls. at SO iM4a4.M
The New York herald., 1871-11-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
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Married.

MULLYGAN--HUNTER.-On Thursday, November Q,
1871 the residence Of the BRIDES brother, by Rev.
Dr. J. THOMPSON, MOOR MULLIGAN 10 MATILDA A.
HUNTER, all OF this city.
TRuEx- CRAWFORD On Wednesday, November g.
1871 at the residences Of the BRIDES parents Dy the
Rev. ID. Brainerd Ray, CHARLES X. TRUEx to
JENNIE 4, daughter VI N. o. Crawford, ESQ.,, oil Of
Harlem. No cards.
The New York herald., 1871-11-13

budget ls not sufficient i understand, and have
slsc'ed and the expounders of universal suirage Il
2s necessary concentrate their Investigations and
Sheir studies, not only ON al established services
but on all economical, political and social elements
Which interest the departments. e- i'~
TIE MEMBRRS EpECrHD
6u0ht 10 demand and 70 make for themselves care
u Investigations respecting the state oi the popu
keah it's welfare, Its resources, Its misereS FIRST
Among their inquiries should be
-, THE EDUCATIONAL QUESTION:
the number or schools existing, the state OF the
buildings. the capacity OF the masters me cnarac
ter OF leir teaching, all the details IN TACT Of the
subectwnch is above sll others, sne mos. 70 .., lm
themselves minutely Of
THE AcRICuLTURHL SITUATION OF THE COUNTRY,
escrlbe faithfully the condon o. pIopre.ce,s e o.
improvements might be made either Dy crc1t OF
by sciencc IN the prosperity OF the a0org classes
Enom thcy represent Tney ougns 10 expisn Ply avrS sx1
haEcunlstantial and reliable fnl0rmauon respecting
tts tnteresss and IL requirement. whether they ap
Ry 70 masiers or 70 workmens Tney ougns 70 giaw
Renscs q the department study It's resources ana
yxe the economical aud social consequences OF GER
ssn .axss; and % investigate without any otner
-s..s THE FNANCiAL REroRNs
niSs yitnout anecting the necessary resourccS Qf
sne Tsae Would q the same time permlt more
consideration OF al Qoesuops relating to 7T
se sick and c psupsl os sSs
new basis char1table inxtItutions Innafic AND
departmental sylums. 1c. and % to advo. is,-
l ought inform sEs%ssves. iSn0s 81 psrsOnsI rnsi
inspccti6h. ofthe state Of tne Roads, rivera M and
means Of communication which the department
possesses or requires. In w0rd-and this being
aISaa QgiilnA1 World wisn saas NJ work and