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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09
The Omcia, organs Defunct.

Contrary TO the expectations Of many
the Governor did not veto the Bill, which
passed both Houses for the repeal of the
"%oficial organs" SO called, and their spe.
cial occupation Of feeding by force Of n
on the public crib is gone. The organs
will now case TO grinl-.or lack Of the
motive power, the sound of the grinding
will be low, the erasshopper will become
a burden and they will 60 TO their long
home, 10 use The expressive Language Of
Holy Writ Let ihcm 60 in peace. Some
Of them had not long to live but, like the
famous pig.
while they lived, fhcy iiYsi in cioFs,
Arl wlsen they died, fhsy dini all o,e-.T
The good people Of Texas can nos adver-
,ise, as they please, in sueh papers as snii
them. The iuiquiiOus Law is no longer In
force.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

-, OUR iT.-Tho Radicals lately have baen
- -S'trying TO bring ladies into the politica|
field of Texas and then they complain, il
they get a little rorgh usage. A letter
from the wife of Gov. Davis has been pub
lislsd, rejecting severely on the cha ractol
OF Gen. Bee and others and now in the
as Houston Union cones n commun icaiioi
y from soma D.. X. woman, who Gloves am
.s,r. ,konors Gov. Davis, defending him for de
is.{i ..eisring Martial Law in Limestone. Qui
"a t:i';;w. say keep out Of the dirty field OF
'Se's' politics and behave yourselves like .ru'
az .~',lsdies, or You may expect 10 be treated like
!, siahinEs with breechss on. Heaven preserve
MT ais from political women in Texas!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

The radical newspapers are down upon
Gov. Palmer OF Illinois for his manly pro-
test against The nwsrranihble interfer-
ercs Of Gen. Sheridan during the Chicsgo
Ere and after, by which IN unofsnding
eitiren Of the State was killed BY the SOL
aisry. They rave now got 60 accustomed
to military rule that they think a General
Of the United States Army has a right 10
DO anything he plsasss, and more especial
" Grsut as the CoEusndsr in Chief Are
ss 'ndesd a lost pecpisf j. there no hope
Of reneii0n7 Poor Gov. Geary and Gov.
Palmer msy kick against the baysuets,
bot they only ruin fbsmselFss s0reat
is Diana Of he Erhesiars-7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

The radical papers are continually COM
plimenting the extreme democratic ones
on their opposition to the Valsndighsm
Platform, and pat them On tho back, ana
call them good, honest, bold fellows. How
do they liz all this? Are they pleased
with this soft-soaping an encouragement
from such a source? Docs it not set them
a thinking . little? Why do they do itf
Is ii because the course Of the rip-roarine
papers is calculated TO strengthen the DEM
o~cratic party If they thought so, would
they do III We beg our over zealous
friends TO ponder on this. We have been
a life long democrat and expect TO die one.
But we are not a democrat Of the Brick
Pomeroy school, and we say emphatically
that he is not a safe example to initiate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

r.au isis st sisfy tss.ssais 81
fnfen
Itl frf'ff tfisis 90 ftsfsfifdffi ~
fnsi isfuaff go rfnfi go sHiansr,
ai iaf nfniFff Ifff zee afnfi 4
fliat itai autt fsl "a tffa trlnfiHk
"a, sni ihai ita ami nffiiaE ~ ~ assi
fisiian as . frsul sartifs
AdaufnFl ~ sect araia % N srlslt
Turslay, its -ih a. ~ nsfrh nski.
H. o. MACkAi, ffss
" MsHus, ssry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

Ylake $ Bulletin talks about its "interio,
, , exchanges aud calls ihtm "li'tle fellows
snd tries 10 treat them ss interiors. W.
Should like to know what there is big abon
the Bulletin but its ridiculous, assurance
1t Is lopsls.sly trying TO make something
cut OF the Nashville Platform, adopted At
=. ter Gail ecLurz made his speech Il ere, and
would hare its renders believe that it was
the author OF tlen.-thAt it has beer
preaching that doctrine all tho time
fudge! What did Flakes Bulletin eve,
know about the real fern of our Govern
esHent? 1t wnnts a different set Of repub'
licans In office, but how long will fhu re
aain h0nost, If tl.ey ale rot governed b,
correct principles Of government? Tn.
Bulletin only wants II Lew deal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

On our FIRST page win be found The speech
OF the lion. John C. Conner, our reprsser-
tative in Congress, delivered at the town
Of Noblcsville Indiana, bis former home,
and 10 his old friends aud neighbOrs. 1t
is a bold, frank aad forcible statement of
late radical doings in Texas and will be
read with interest by his immediate con
stituency as well as others throughout the
State and country. IL has onr hearty com
uendation
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

tssH' Weilenrn from the South Western, thai
=" The Gazette and Flag Office at Shreveport
.S.La-sJas been purchased ty H.. J. G. BATH
A. II, Leonard aud C. W. Lewis and til,
- shams has been changed TO the Shreveport
Times. Ia MI. Battle we recognize tn
publisher and editor Of ,he old Caddo Ga.
Fstts with which we used to exchange will
pleasure long years ago when editing tn,
suard Mt Holly Springs, Miss. We con
s~pitulaie our friends Battle and Leonart
e On their new connection with the press
p while rour. best wishes attend Messrs Lac,
20 snndsBsrnett on their retirement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

m The Houston Telegraph says that
Mr.. Carlton eff. Y. is "a large TublishsI
and confines hinsslf 70 thai class ofliisra-
dur. cnleulaisa 70 improve bead ard hsarL
Has our uorihy and gooI frisDd srsf read
fsiolsn Waters
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09
Medical Notice.

At called meeting of the regut,r mem
bers of the medical profession Of Dallas,
held Nov. 10Th 1871.
'Resolved that from this date the reg.
u,ar fee in case of simple obstetrics shall
DO fifteen dollars-specie, exclusive Of mi
leage."
PERRY DAKAy NJ. D. Chairman,
r. C. CAMPBELL NJ. y. Secretary.
II. o. PRoviANcE NJ. b. l.. ELLIOT NJ. D.
Roy b.. ScoTr NJ. ID. j. W. CRowDUs NJ. D.
CIV. STEPHENSON NJ. D. G. W. LANE NJ. d.
A. a. JOHNSON VI. d. J.T. TURNER NJ. d.
Nov IS, lS7l-ll:4w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

TnArPREsEsTArIox.-lt seems they have
the Grand Army Of the Republic at Austin
and a Post Commander, called Britton.
Lately the lovely wife Of the Adjutan; Gen.
eral presenied him with ia beautiful ban
ner Of silk and goid,' (quite appropriate
we should think whereupon be let him.
self out considerably or more so. Among
his flowers Of ..rhetoric are IN protesting
eaeis,n an aeastern devotes' aud "a oonti-
nent well nigh covered with newly made
graves" How that Grand Army eft" and
i-fortun ate was the man who lived in an
age when be could offer his life in 80 elo-
rious q cause, . and didn'tdo II al all At all.
We are told that 'spirited dances" follow
ed the grand orsiiOn to general deleets-
ton 10 nice World. As the orator is
said 70 be the Governors Private secreta-
~. We wonder ifhs repeated his sslsbrs-
Sed e~neaniaiiOs by marching around the
Hall, singing Old John Brown, &c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

COl, l. m. Marlin

Win Black Iiro. Il Co, Head Texas Cen
trail Railroad. Our numerous friends aud
I patrons, are hereby informed, Ih,i not
wiih.tnnding our almost irreparnhle lass
10 the ieaih Of our MIR. rirginins Block,
,hs business will he continued under lh'
same Firm Name nni style, anl We hope
ny q strict sihrrance Ia those prize ple'
~ nprightne-s and fair dealing that has
ever charneieriIrd the House under his
hind aud just administration, to merit Il
continuance Of the large patronage tia
he. been bestowed nron The House.
Ne will keep constantly on hnnd a ron
pleie aud heasy stock Of staple aud Fancy
Groceries, whicn will be sold as low az they
J, can be sold. All VIC ask is TO give us n
trial.
Corsicann, Nov. 18th, 1871. l2;lmo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

The Houston Union snys that Judge Han
cock was one of the number who went l.
Houston ITO pay court to Horace Greeley -
The Judge and family went 10 the Houston
State Fair, as many others did, to be dis
appointed, more or less, and not to pay
court 10 the man who was enticed there b.!
uny of advertisement,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

ts-T The shsrpan Courier prefers the
Hpa.sive policy to the new departure, 80
called. So il is the extremists jump from
one end 10 the oihsr-rith them, it is The
arbol. hog or nothing
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

"a South, in the Houston Telegraph.
says that he has reason 70 believe that il
Henry wsra neeshsT Eas invited 70 dsIir-
sr The annual address, Al he .sEf Houstsn
Pair. be void sesspt The call Ifso. ss
trust he ~mafagsrs vii stipulsts thst he
i not 70 bring Mrs AcFarland along With
him. nor Firt5ris Foo lhuil, nor her bioz-
rsrhtr, he Rev. Brother rlisn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09
R. IL TAX.

NOTICE is hereby given thatI will COM
~ menee- G. leelias The eeaH4-+Astaiii-
ment OF the Special Railroad Tax on Mon
day Dec. II. | may be found At the Office
Of Messrs Rscori & Barksiale.
q. W. COCHRAN
Assessor 4 Collector.
Dec. q, ls7l-l2:2w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

We have received number of the Jew.
Sisl Timss, n well edited weekly newspa
PER, devoted TO the interests of Israel.
seems to deserve and, We presume, 1t re
4csiyes a liberal patronage from all 'hos'
seuterfaining the Jewish faith.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

FORREST AT GALvEsToS.-Our Calves
ton friends have been highly favored late
" by a visit 10 their city of Forrest, the
great tragediau. The newspapers are full
of his praises and crowded houses gree
him at every performance. We have no
had the pleasure of hearing Mr.. Forrest
since the war, but we saw him in several
Of his f~ayorite characters the year preced-
ing the war. Our knowledge of his act
jig dates n long way back, when he was
in the flush of manhood and early triumph
We first saw him and the then veteran
Cooper at the old Federal Street Theatre,
Boston, and heard them twice together in
the same play alternating as Oihello and
Iago. That surely was a sight to witness
and never to DO forgotten. Cooper WAS the
best Yirginius we ever saw. Forests
Lear and Richlicu, in our judgement, have
never been equalled. We once saw, at
New Orleans, Macready vnd Forrest in
the q characters, the onefollowing the 9TH
er the same season, and we gave, unhesita-
tingly, the palm to Forrest, though the
character Of Richlieu was written express
" for Macready and he was its first per-
former. As Hamlet, We gave the prefer
enec TO Macready, and we have never seen
his equal in that part, but we should add
that we have never seen the younger
Booth perform it. We envy our Calves
ton friends the rich treat they are enjoy
ing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

nar Flakes Bulletin has a last diseov-
cred that IL has principles aud nos keeps
rsndinr advertisement Of them under
the editorial head,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

The Louisriils Conrisr-Journal CON-
pis rs or he him attendance on The Thea
tiers Mt th=. city. Il says that th. only
three ihings which seem 10 flourish Their,
are churches, whiskey drinking, and posei
playing, = rather queer combination. We
would tsspsetfaI;y ask which the ediioi
rrfronirss. or ffaT7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09
Western Restaurant,
DALLAS TEXAS.
LEWIS TILLlRET L CO., ~PnPh,isn,

VIZ beg 10 intern the citizens Of Dsllss,
and the public generally, that we have purs
chased the Restaurant formerly owned BY
Williamson & Sheppard, aud promise u
furnish our ,abiss with the best In the
market viii serve meals at all hours,
and At all prices. Boarders taken Of "a.
per Week.-board 10 be paid in adj
vanee. We will give he market price fof
Chickens, Egg Butter, etc.
nJ- Special siientiOn given TO transient
persons III
Give Us = iriai md We vii feed you COED.
uo3ssnol LEWIS FlLIARITkC0.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

s.ne ons has sent us the Iouisvill'
conmertisl isdisai sleet, eonssininf
zone veal criticism on The speech Of ibs
Bsn. John g. Conner, which IS not WORT
svsn dis noiiee-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

} = The display over Duke Alexis at New
YORK was grand. The GROWING glory,
however, seems 20 have been the iniroduc
tion io. Jim Fisk, who "Offered him ih,
:. freedom Of everything be possessed
D-es nhis include the siIlas It Long Brspcl
~ and AL he attractions and appurtenance'
.thsrepsio belonging or in I'M way spper
tanning?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

''ft'The Houston Union Is easing oil from
tlolitic, II turning its attention to met
aphysics. The issue OF Dec. 81, contains
an article on the "Sircngih in the Unfa,h
omnble,'' which We hove been afraid to
plungo into an therefore can form no es-
,lmntc Of its strength. We supp $50 the un'
fnlhon able 10 nhin TO iadicnl!sm, for Tho
lattsr seems TO have no bottom - Its depsh
Of iniqnily. =.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09
sooo pouna. OF Para wanted
% he nsEsln nnss hr shish ws will
icy in Printing or Subscriptions To The
pAiiAs HERALD.

Ne are ~iR'annel hy ihs l%ialsisr uRiaH,
tho kalisE radical erF-a ia iAis STATE
y ia.ins 'insiliuiians % he fs'u's sill
~. "a place isr sssi-'iss'iris@,@ hes'
ihss .m.aA ths, all sha'shs aal r~sliEi'u'
.fsli.. are 10 he Nla'i.hel' We Ao no
Gal The w'rl "soslesiaslis'.~, in Web
ser, ta' nrrsaRs il is nssi ~ih iA' msAn'
i.s wh'sL 90 suEsssi. Is there 10 he no'h'
log eAnssrSsl Ia This whelssils warfsr~ Of
I,dic.iism upon tie Institutions Of the
rn. Hs.If
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09
PAS

tn. GalSs'ieR Meas says "how nc wish
that oil ssm llousian eau'l come iosn
f,em Heaven, So ~ he rsulral Road 10
3. RAnsiir. ahi hrar varsons speak In lae
ssH.tr,' Now this T.. too bsd fr the News
Ia wish any such Thing. oi Sa1, IN HE
-, day spi generation, may have asNs soms
|. ~ aAing. wrong, hnI To wish Ia punish him IL
that s,ieni is Sinllcliys In lac extreme 4
MORE sensible ani Plous wish would be To-
9sginsbol. to came ~ AMI take al the rad
zeal slave trade Ssusior bodily and sPlri''
usiiy 10 his nader ground kingdom,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-09

We hav. received uumler . Of The 81
louis Railway Register. It's name indi
Gates iis contents aud character.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09
New York Market.
New YORK, November 8.

FLOUR-The flour market is'rather
more steady with more doing at 50 81
@6 s. for superfne State; So GO06 ~
for extra State; IS 1906 So for choice
do. !; s. 70@G % for superfine.. western;
s. 4566 60 for common to good
extra western; Sc 1901 20 for choice
do. 81 2O@7 40 for good to choice
white wheat western extra; Sc 2O96 50
for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio s. 80
al 20 for trade brands 81 81
al 20 FOR common to fair extra
ST. Louis, and 81 2j@9 p for good to
choice do. Southern flour more active,
at Sc S091 so for common to fair ex.
ira, and 81 55@9 % for good to choice
do. Rye flour is shade firmer at 81 Az
as 40. Corn meal advancing.
GRAIN-Wheat 2@3c better, at
81 57@l SIS for No. 2 spring; 81 $50
SO for winter red western; 81 6lM
| GlI for amber Michigan; 81 62@l -
Tor white western; 81 "a for amber State.
Rye quiet and firm at 9O@92c. Barley
quiet, and without decided change.
Barley malt dull. Corn lc better, at
7S6Slc for western mixed in store and
afloat and 79c for yellow western in
store. Oats tirmer at 5l!@533c western
and Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork quiet and steady
at Sl3 00@l3 - for mess; 80 5O@lO gu
for prime, and $ll % for prime mess.
Beef is quiet at 81 OO@ll 90 for
plain mess and Sll 00@l4 90 for
extra do. Tierce beef is dull at
ST. 90 for prime mess and $50 90 for
India DO. Cut meats quiet at 6!@7C
for shoulders; l0@l2c for hams;
middles dull. Lard unchanged at Q!
@9jc for steam and lOc for kettle
rendered.
BUTTER-Steady at l2@23c for
western, and l5@32c for State.
CHEESE-Steady at ll@l33c for
common to prime.
COTTON-DulI and strongly in buy
ers' favor at lSBc for low middling and
Isle for middIing uplands..
PETROLEUM-Dull an dnominalIy
unchanged.
TALLOW-Quieta at 9@9lc; stearine
dull at lO@lOtc.
WHISKY-Lower at 9Oc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09
cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, November S

CINCINNATI, NONe!nUeE o.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
COTTON-In fair demand; mid
dlings at l7sc.
COAL-lu good demand at 2G932c.
CHEESE-l4@l5c.
COFFEE-Unchanged.
EGGS-At &c.
FLOUR-Unchanged and quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat, red winter 81 400
A.. Corn, old ear at 54@j6c. Oats
at 36@3Sc for mixed. Rye at ISc.
Barley at 6j@7Sc.
HOGS-Active and in good demand
at 81 l0@4 50 for packing and 81 35G9
1 80 for butchers
HAY-At$ SIS 009l9 90.
MOLASSES-No change.
OIL-Linseed at l6c.
PROVISIONS-Quiet. Mess pork
held at ST. IS. Bulk meats unchanged.
Bacon quiet; clear sides at &c; shoal'
ders at &c. Sugar cured hams quiet at
l3i@l4fc. Green meats steady; shout
ders at Ate; rib sides at sic; hams at Sc;
Lard at 5000.
POTATOES-No change in prices.
SUGARS-Refned dull; market in
buyers favoTmolasses sugar at 99lOsc;
Porto Rico at l0i@llc.
SEEDS-Quier Timothy at 50 OOGG
3 10. Clover at l06lOic. Flax al
81 60
TALL0W-At sic.
WHISKY-Quiet; sales at Sc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09
Surrendered.

Gen. McCausland went down to Gal
lipolis Yesterday (Tuesday) morning,
and voluntarily surrendered himself to
the authorities of that place for ex-
animation Tor the shooting Of the des-
perado Martin, opposite this place in
Ohio a week or two since. The feeling
on this side Of the river, where the Gen
eral is best known, is all in his favor, as
the shooting appears to have been in
self defense.
S.-We learn that Martin has in
s,ituted a civil suit against. Gen. Nc
Causland, claiming $4,000 damages.
We also learn that the prosecution in
the preliminary examination is using
every means to stir up a feeling against
the General, so that the outside pres
sure" will be so great that he will be
held for trial We shall have more to
say on this subject observation-disclosures
County Journal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELING, November 9, 1871.

| WHEELING, November 9, 1871.
BUTTER-Abundant supply at 1S92Oc
CHEESE-Is steady and moderately &C
tive at l5c for common dairy, and l51zc fol
prime factory and Goshen.
| CARBON OIL-Prices are firm: standard
brands, in a jobbing. way, at &c asking
and no charge for package.
COFFEE-Firm, with an advancing ten
dency. We quote good and fair at 23c;
prime at 24c; choice at &c.
EGGS+In demand at 20dOc.
FEATHERS-Sales at 75c, and the usual
advance for small lots in retail way.
FLOUR-White wheat family 81 500
rs; red wheat do. 81 OoS7 25; superfine
'P 'ftS Mess pork at Ga 90.
s6o 5a ass'e at at ' &c. clear sides at SC;
breakfast bacon at l21lc. Plain hams at
l4Ac; canyassed, l5c; extra sugar cured
FIsH-Mackerel, No. halves at $500, No.
8 new do, full weight, 100 lbs, ats %; lght
weigh int in packages; white fish at So %; lake
herring at 81 00.
RICE-Prime new South Carolina fair
to prime at 9Hc; choice at lOc; Rangoon
sYRUPs-Are active and firm. We
quote Common at 45 to SOC; Fine, 65c;
SUGARS|New Orleans at IlHGl2c;
Porto Rico l0549llc; Cuba at 1l9lllac; Dema-
rara at l2@l3c; standard brands Of refined as
lated at 1870; A at 13c; b at l24c; c
at PFC; common brands at 14G1ac less.
MOLASSES-New Orleans fair to good at
soc; prime to choice at 60c.
SODA-At Sc IN papers; best New Castle at
&c B "a PowDER-tLogan, List & Co.'S,
Q OF. cans 81 70 per doz.; 10 OF. cans s. %; llb
cans S. .; bulk SSc.
soAP-Family at SIC; German at &C;
Eastern at cyclic.
500.
TEA-Gunpowder at 81 l5al 55: Young
Hyson at 81 l09l so; Oolong at 70dS56l 40.
. GLASS-First quality Sxl0 at So 50; l0xl2 at
4 90; second quality Sxl0 at 81 10; lOxl2 at
p per box of 90 feet. Discount 10 per
GENSENG-At SOC ~ N.
HAY-The market is steady at $50 90 per
ton for fair to prime; loose at Sl5 90.
LARD OlL-Extra winter strained at Sc.
BEANS-Scarce; navy white, atS2 90 per
bushel.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and firm; choice
red at 81 30; choice white at 81 3. Rye IS
steady at roc. Corn, new and old at SOC. Oats
at 3SaiOc.
IR0N-Flat and bar, 31I9ic; horse shoe, SC;
half oval and half round, AZ to sic; heavy
band iron, A to &c; hoop and light band,
~ to 9l4c; Railroad Flat and T, to &c.
NAILS-Prices per keg: Brads and
Fencing, 10 to GOD, ST 90; to Cd, 81 y; to I'd,
81 80; to sd, 81 IS; Sd, IS 50; I'd, s. IS. Bar
rel, q in, 81 OG in, So so; "a in IS IS; n in,
IS 50; l in, q 90; "a in, 81 Is. Finishing,
S. CO., in, So Is; % in, s. 80; in, s. %.
Casing, 10 to BOD, 81 Is; Sd, s. 90 Cd, IS %;
Al, 50 81. Fine Blued, i'd, S. 70; Sd, SO IS; I'd,
81 10. Lining Nails, q in, IS 80. Tobacco
HID, 6 and I'd. Is 0O; Sd, s5i 70. Clinch
Nails, all sizes, s. 10; Cut Spikes, all sizes,
81 y; Boat Spikes, cut, "a 70.
Lots OF Kegs, l24c per key less than
above.
CRACKERS-Sugar, lie; lemon, llRc;
soda, TIC; water, &C; oyster, nc; cream,
DC. butter, nc.
SEEDS-TimOthy seed dull, but prices are
unchanged at s. 50 per bushel; clover seed
81 on; flaXSeed 81 -.
STARCH-At 64@9%c; maizena,, l2gl4c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-09
letter from New Interest. Randolph
County, West Va.

Editors OF The Register:
Having seen in your columns several
accounts of the success Of Democracy
we think it nothing wrong to give you
few details from old Randolph one of the
mother counties, who have stood the
blasts of Radical storms for 10! these
many winters. She has risen from un-
der their rule step 10y step until she has
once more gained her freedom. The
Radicals have all died, and we have
buried them deep in oblivion, and De-
mocracy is now proclaimed all over our
loved State. Old Randolph has rolled
up large majority in favor Of Democ,
racy this fall 10y electing every Demo
cratic nominee in the county and every
township office is controlled by DEM
ocrat as tar as can be asCertained. We
succeeded in electing Major J. F. Har
ding. the Democratic nominee, over Col.
David Golf, the Independent candidate
for the Convention. Mr. Golf is very
strong man to run against. Having a
good deal o. practice at the bar, enables
him to command considerable influence
with the people, yet the nominee was
elected bv considerable majority.
think the selection very good one.
Mr. Harding is a man OF great firm
ness, and his intellect not surpassed by
that OF any OF his age He is well ed
ucated, having on his shoulders as good
a head piece as is any where to be
found, aud, in fact, We think we could
not have got any more suitable man to
represent us in Convention at Charles
ton this winter. Our county IS tolera-
bly, well organized, yet, am sorry to
say, there is an element around the
town of Beverly, the county seat Of
Randolph, that wants to rule and have
the SWAY in the county, not willing that
their equals, or probably their superiors,
shall have any ascendancy whatever.
We have to call them aristocrats who
will run an independent candidate
against the regular Democratic nominee.
Yours, &c, BILLY JENKINS.