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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-14
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE oFDAiLY ISTELLIGESCER,O
WHEELING. June Ii, 1850.

JUNE 1oI loOos=-J Ha
There was not a very brisk trade the past
week owing to the hot weather Allgoods are
firm, with Very active demand TOR Bacon
and Flour, which is in limited supply. The
hrmneSs of the Grocery market is increased
by the advance In gold.
iFLoUR-Activef for all grades. We continue
quotations: Extra slO9ll 5G Family SIG
u 81; Fancy sl39l4.
GRAIS-OatS 6Oc. Corn Iocs BuckWneaL
oVIsIoNs-Shoulders l5HdI6c: plain
hams @ sugar cured Sun ISt vas c c gaa
iSc; clear ribbed i71&c; dry beef CcanvtIssedl
25c; mess pork, s3I for new.
LARD-Good supply; PC in tierce; 24c In
kegs for choice family.
SEEDS-SIles about over; prices nominal.
BUTrER-Isc In large lots, but not much
EGaGiss-SIore offering at I5c in lots.
PorAToEs-SIoek almost exhausted and
CHEEsE-W. r. I6e; Factory lsc.,
BEASS-Price nominal; no supply.
DRIED fRUITs-No stock at wholesale.
CARBON OIL-Selling at 55c TOR refined.
LARD OIL-Refined extra No. l, at 81 909
l 95; No. 2, at 81 IS: lower GRADES not wanted.
COFFEE-Good TO fair &9aIc; prime JIG;
SuGAR-Havana, in boxes, 1T11c; Cuba
l2179l31zc; cnoice Porto Rico l5ci nard re
fined 1896; a, coffee l71zc; b. do l7e; q, do
SYRup-Oa72c for lower grades; 9Ocasl Is
for good TO best brands; Ptnto kico molasSes
SJaS5c; New Orleans 81 20.
SoD4-lOc for American and lie for New
Castle.
new Inackerei in haIfbbls, for No 2, sly so; no
threeS in the market; Kits S = for 10. l; s2 70
for No.2 Lake herring. half Dbl, 50 81; white
--1 sRiooMs~s8 Tor good, and 8 5Os1Oo for
extra.
TGnIcco-75a7sc ordark los. rs and navy.
70 5SE g,gs 5r ana T1z i 49,
CJrTos YARNS-65c for steubenVllle; COO for
Georgia and Eastern. Cotton Batting AUG i5c
SoAP-9c for family; lie for German; l49l5c
z uASpLEs,1iSc iof city mould tallow; &c for
RicE-Carolina 14c; Rangoon 111zc.
WooDES WARE-Two hoop buckets 50 70
Tubs. No. /, sl5O0; No 2, SO so. No. s. sI2OO.
LEAD AND SHoT-Bar Lead Is. Shot s. IS
PJ pR SI5 AND oTLs-Indigo 81 5oaI75 accord
ing 70 quality, blue yttriol I69Isc; ext log
wood l49 l5cs assorted lie; nadder prime I7@
| ing; tanners oil 81 359l So luorieatIn2 oil 20
@S0cI turpentine, IN bbls, 81 %; cassia, in
mats 7ogI5; e,oyes 50955c; nutmeg q 20 90;
camphor 81 359I 40; glass. franklin brand, SIX
10, s. 10 9xll, - 10; IJXl2 50 2gi I0x14 50 50.
daTd sze. fSii t 4hn o. hollow
mon taeiES, 1867 weights, az per cent
| discount: full, % per cent discount SWeede,
79Sc-X weights 6i1S per cent discount; full
| . per cent diScount - o.,
| NAILS-lOd to God nails, 50 20 per keei "a
| and Sd nails, 81 90 per keg; Cd and "a nal1s,
! 81 d Other sizes in proportion.
| Observation-Disclosures sole leather S6c- Oak
[ tanned 80 Harness $50 4Oc. Calf skins
4 German 81 S092 90; Amedc4n-Sl co. upper
/ leather-S2691L s,l,l5-f 80 - cs-sf. :
/ MAsILLA RoPE-Large sizes 2Hc; 699
WI W4EELfsS NIX $40. per Dbl; Xxx sll;
i chs INN n
! stout Sal. Il. "a --ll-F5s srll
C;AsR+BbEs 81; Eats 81 s.ss-1
l. MALrSSl 5o@l 65.
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New York money and stock Market.


Money-QuIte easy at 5 per cent for call
loans. Sterling Exchange-Quiet at lOg14@
G9Id-Excited and decidedly higher; open.
ing at 1875, declining TO l425s; advancing &c
ESp aRf OF SEG speeie az IoGay 74s7n
Government StockS-Are steady with a
fair inquiry; sos OF 1862 1927; do IS l011S;
Treasury, second series l02eS: doSthird series,
sG4iite stocks-Tennessee Is s51z; North Car
The actual shipment of gold to Europe
to-day. was S3749,74l.
StOcks-DuIl; Quicksilver 81; Mariposa
preferred 254; Western Union Telegraph
5755: New YORK Central 9s5S; Erie 6l5s; Read
ing 1857; Illinois Central l2l; Cleveland &
Pittsburgh 81; Chicago & Northwestern 2g54<;;
Rock Island BIZ.
Closing prizes OF stock: Spruce Hill 4;
Quicksilver 81; Western Union Telegraph
5G1S; New York Central SSIAA; Erie 6l5S; Read
ing l0955; Michigan Southern 1875; Illinois
Central 10; Pittsburgh Sl5s; Rock Island
9I14; Northwestern 2gS; do preferred 59zi
Fort Wayne g71S, Gold closed at Ii51E,
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New York, June l3.-Generals
Steedman and Fullerton have submit
ted their report of the operations of the
Freedmen's Bureau in the military de-
partments of South Carolina and Flori-
da. They highly commend Gen Scott,
the assistant commissioner in South
Carolina, for the wise policy that per-
vades his system ofgoverning the freed
men. They recommend the discontin-
uance of employment of citizens in the
bureau, citing several cases of the evil OF
agents being interested in the working
of plantations. They finally recon-
mend that the Sea Island lands given
to the negroes by Gen. Sherman's or
der, be returned to their owners. pro-
vided they pay the freedmen for all i'm
movements
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chicago MARKET.
cuF,Aeo. June "a.

CHICAGO. June 10.
Flour steady. Wheat opened unsettled at
a decline of 2S3c, but closed quiet at 81 6s1<,
and 9dJsdSl l6 for No. 2 Corr active at an
advance OF N95<c: sales at I9I<@5Ic for No. I.
and 971l9i4c for M. 2. OaEs active at 3l9
s215c for No I, and 3O93lc for No. Mes
Pork advanced 25c sales ut sSl9Sl =.
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$3.50, se. si27S

Another table shows that of the public debt.
year ending May /, 1867; 500, AS, $50 during
The year ending May !, 1868; s69O, "a, l3l 50
600 900 during the year ending May i, 1870. a
third table SHOWS the operation OF a sinking
fund of $50 O00, 900 at Ave per cent compound
ed, annually. The amount at the end OF
thlrtysix years is found to be SS,0tS,sH, I65 65,
sum several hundred millions in excess OF
the public debt.
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OsWego Market.

OSWEGo, June b.
Flour-9OS5Oc higher on some brands. but
less active, sales Of Is barrels at $40 SO 10 50
for No spring; SI29I2 50 for red winter and
SIS for Xxx. Wneat-Quie., sales of 5OU1 BUSH
els of Milwaukee clue at S2U5. Corn-Firm,
but quiet, No. l Illinois Is held at "a. Oats
Quiet at $50 for western. hye-Quiet, ILL
nols held at %. Canal Freights-Duu.
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NEW YoRK, June 11.-Building No.
Iss, West Houston street, occupied by
the Starr Armory, Matthew Higgins
sewing machine mandatory, and
others, burned this morning. Several
adjacent buildings were damaged.
Loss %, 600, mostly insured
a servant woman employed on 3lst
street died of cholera on Tuesday.
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wheeling Dry Goods Market.

The trade is fair, and prices firm.-
American Prints lSII(al9c; Aliens Prints IS
@lS1Sc; Arnolds Prints l7@l7LSc; Hovey lie;
Appleton a, standard, SheetingS2 Ic; Frank
lin %; Augusta, pc. DenimS-Larne More
221Sc; Glen Riddle SOC; Arkwright 33c; De
Laines 221592Ic; all wool, 40945c.
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RuEaIo Market.

BUFFALO, June u.
Flour firm and in fair demand. Wheat,
No. I Milwaukee 50 O5. Corn Csc Oats held
nj &c; No. ! Chicago without takers, and
Wisconsin 4Sc. Barley and Peas nominal.
Rye in light demand at about Sc for Chicago.
Pork S9I 50. Lard DE. Whisky scarce and
neld at q q. Canal FreighLS hrmer; corn to
New York 1870, wheat l55z, oats &c.
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BALTIMORE, June 10.

BALTIMORE, June ID
Flour-Quiet; fresh ground nrm. Wheat
Firm and scarce. Corn-Actiye and higher,
white 81 OS6lI 10; yellow 9ta9I Oats-Dull.
ProviSions-Firm. Mess PoIk---S3l- Lard
221[33 Sugar---Eirm. Coffee---HeaVy.
WIlslSy---DulI and dropping, western 81 30.
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By Telegraph.
Shirt of the Stock Market

The Posts money article says:
The loan market Is unchanged, except that
rates are rather in favor OF the borrower; !
per cent is the prevailing rate, with excep-
tionsl transactions al &c.
The stock market is dull but steady. Gov
ernmentS are firm. Railroad shares are bet
ter, except Erie, which is depressed by the
bears. At the one O'Clock cali New York
Central was very strong at 9S; Erie closed at
6l1S; Hudson ll0Z; Reading 1857; Michigan
Southern 1ysS; Pittsburgh SIS; Rock Island
BIS; Fort Wayne 97Ss; Northwestern 235<; do
preferred 59Z. Later-ETie sold at 6l5S.
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phiIndeInhia sEarket.

PHILADELPHIA, June IL.
petnoler,r, rniet: .r,Ide BE- aud refined in
bond 406a4Ic. Flour nrm, supernne SOS .
Wheat, Chicago choice red e ", and white
Mes Pork S3I93I so. Whisky dull at 81 249
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sc. Louis Market.

az ST. LOUIS. June IL
Flour and Wheat steady and unchanged.
corn-Dull at 659T5. Oats-Unchangel. Ba-
cDn-StiR at 0g20S for clear sides; l5c Tor
shoulders; Z394 Tor sugar cured hams Lard
Firm at 2lIz92S. Whisky-Dul at g ZIG
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WASHINGTON, June 13.-on and after
July next, letters posted in the United
STATES and addressed to the Dutch West
Indies, Curvaccao, st. Justine and st.
Martin, may be transmitted to their
destination via France in the French
mail, at postage of thirty-three cents
each, single rate, ofone-quarter more or
under, prepayment being optional with
the sender.
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NEW York. June 13.-The strike of
of the ship carpenters, caulkers and
others employed in the ship yard, has
practically ended, by the return of
many of the mechanics to their work,
at ten hours per day; they yielding the
point they struck for.
The Health officer reports three new
cases, and nine deaths from cholera
in the ship hospital, since his last re-
port, Leaving forty-hve cases under
treatment. ....- a Oh
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Steamboats.
FOR CINCISNATI.

The new and elegant steamer
ar. r. HUDSON" Capt Rus
zHsell, VIM List, Clerk viii leave as
above, on Friday, the 18th inst, at O'Clock,
For freight or passage apply on board or to
juI4-2t BOTH. BATrELLE q CO., Ag'ts.
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R1cHMoND. June lat is believed
this morning that Bishop Early will re-
cover from the severe internal injuries
caused by the railroud accident at Coal
field yesterday.
Head Center Stephens will address
the Fenians tonight mt Market Hall.
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MILWAUKEE,, June Is.
Flour firm and quiet. Wheat excited at
81 S39I 81 for No. l. Corn steady. Oats nrm
Rt SIC for No. l..
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NEW YORK, June I3.-In the trot yes
terday, on Union course, between But
Ter, Lady Emma and Vanderbilt, for
the first three in five, six heats were
made. The first was won by Wander
bit, The second and f1nh by Lady
Emma, and the third fourth and sixth
by Butler. Time 2:25, 2:27114, 2:27, 2:2s,
2:29, and 1882.
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WhaIesalf aotlons.
= PoLLAcK's
NOTION HOUSE

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE .HoR-
y eIgn goods mostly of direct tInPortation'
bought at a very low rate for goid-l
100 dog. plain and fancy Gotten H.osIery.
1000 doz gauntlets, gloves, half gauntlets
thread, silk aud silk worsted, in desirable
cOlOES-
5Ood9z Handkerehiiefs, new styles in SILK,
linen, lawn and cambria
500 doz. Neck5tes, embracing all new de-
100 doz. Shirt Bosoms. superane grades in
linen and marSeilles-
5000 alaee Paper Collars of Golds%itl's.
1000 doz j. & p. Coats and stuart's genuine
machine sewing cOttonS.
500 Ms. Stuart linen thread.
so rs. Italian sewing silk In slzetns aud on
spOolS
80 doZ. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
a full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes comDs.
brushes. perfumery, soaps, pocket books,
beads, thimbles, needles, fans, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds school books,
states, hair ne 3, embroideries, silk cord and
tasselS, velvet ribbons, full line of tafTetas
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt -brsddS, coat
bindings, rulings, crochet braidS. coat but
tons, hoop skirts. balmoEalS, vest buttons
French cOrsetS, fancy dress buttons, and
large variety OF superior SuspenderS, 10
which the attention OF close buyers is re-
specially invited.
mr6 AUGUSTUS PoLLACR.
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c1Nc1NNAr1, June IA fire at Co.
lum bia, near Cincinnati, this morning
DESTROYED Stiles & Nixon's Planning
Mill and thee Methodist Church. Loss
about S35, 600; no insurance.
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NEW York, June 13.-Gold opened
at 1889 and closed at 1879.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June l2.-The steam
err California has arrived from Victoria,
bringing $50, 900 i'll treasure.
Patents have been issued for upwards
of 900, GOO acres of land, Spanish and
Mexican grants, to which the Courts
have confirmed the title.
The steamer Golden Age has sailed
for Panama, with 81 ,95S, 700 treasure, of
which Sl6l, 79O is for New York.
There was n large auction sale of re-
fined sugar to-day, on a credit of sixty
viously. A settled market is now ex-
pected, this being the last public sale
of refined sugar for the year.
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CLOTHS,
CAssINIEREs,
VESTINGS,

LINEN, &C., &c.
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Also a well selected stock of FURNISHING
GOODS, consisting of everything necessary
TO complete Gents Wardrobe, embracing
all the latest novelties OF the season. apr
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The speaker presented message
from the President asking the atten-
ton of Congress to a copy of a Joint
resolution of the Senate and House of
Representatives of the State of Georgia.
requesting a suspension of the coiIec.
ton of the Internal Revenue tax due
from that State under the act of August
3, 1861. 1t was referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means. - 49,
Also message from the President,
Informing Congress that a copy of the
act of the Georgia Legislature, of the
10th of March last, had been officially
communicated to him, by which that
State accepted the donation of lands
TO it under~the Agricultural College
bill, which was laid on the table.
Also a letter from the Secretary OF
War, in answer to the House resolution
of June 1lth, in reference to the DRAFT
in the Sth Congressional district OF
Pennsylvania, which vas referred to
the Committee on Military Affairs.
Also letter from the Secretary of the
Treasury in answer to the House reso-
luton of March 18th, calling for in
formation in reference to our CONNER
cial relations with British America,
which was referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
Mr.. Davis objected to the printing,
and pending the discussion of the mat
ter, the House at o'clock adjourned.
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NEW YORK, June 1S.-Vera Cruz
dates to the Ist and City of Mexico of
the 18th of May, announce that Maxi
MILAN arrived at the latter place on
the 18th ult.
Thirteen persons were imprisoned at
Cordova, charged with implication in
the death of Baron DeHuart, the Bel
gian commissioner at Rio FriO.
Gen. Regales was in force at MichO-
can. An attack on TacombarO, by
Rande, Garcia, Gonzales and Ocuraxis,
was expected.
Some of Cononas' men had armed a
vessel to prey on merchant vessels on
the Gulf of CARTS. Communication
with Magatlan had been cut off by
the Guerrillas. The Imperial cab
met held daily session at
Polscr. The town of Hemosville
was captured on the 4th ult. by Garcia
Morales, together with garrison of
$50 men, and 40 Frenchmen, of the
Foreign Legion. Only three OF the lat
ter were lett alive. A French Priest
and two French residents were also
killed. Lient. Rosinke was Killed.
The French account says the Liber-
ais were afterwards routed and $50 of
them killed.
The Liberals under Vargeo occupied
the town OfTulla, the garrison escaping.
The Liberals were much encouraged by
the correspondence between the United
States and France.
1t is said Maximillian is preparing
the withdrawal of the French troops.
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j. s. RHODES
has REMOVED HIS STOCK TO THE
I Back part or the Religious Book Store
Room, and will open out this morning with
Good East colored Prints at l21<.
Heavy yard wide Brown Musllns at2oc
All Wool DeLaines In spring eolorS at 60c.
and other goods AZ les prices than ever.
april
.OH AMPIoN FLOUR AGAIN ON HAND
~ and for sale by
A NEW STYLE OF NuRsING BOTTLE
US Eccqiled b.. oDHERT, End OF Stone
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The New Hampshire Railroad I'm.
hRzzIemquE

BG8AACAAACIa
Aspecial dispatch from Concord, N a,
tothe Boston Journal, gives further par
t~iculars Of the remarkable railroad embez-
element briefly noticed in our telegraph
columns Tuesday. In October last the
Board of Directors Of the Concord, Man
chester & Lawrence Railroad, having
grounds for suspecting the honesty of the
conductors, directed the counsel for the
corporation to make a thorough investiga-
ton. He employed a detective, who es-
tablished q claim Office at Concord, as an
excuse for riding a good deal over the vari-
u roads operated by the Concord corpora
ton, and soon discovered not only disre-
gard Of the general rules Of the road, but
a failure to account TO the corporation for
money paid for tickets in the cars. The
conductors were Immediately discharged
and new appointments made. Since that
time a very searching investigation has
been going on. Next it was discovered
that tickets we're being sold on the streets
ofManOhesterf for lessthan their value, and
several arrests were made. One of the
persons arrested had several hundred tick
cts over the Concord and connecting roads,
which he alleged he had purchased of the
conductors. Two of the parties thus ar
rested are merchants of good standing. Ii
is reported hat further arrests are to be
made. On Saturday evening writs were
served on the discharged conductors for
embezzlement, and their property attached
to the value f ssOo, 600, from which it may
be inferred that the defalcations have
been of q large and alarming character.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-16

They tell a droll story of Horace Gree
ley, about whom so many queer things are
said, and his peculiar shirography, which
those unfamiliar with it have great trou-
BILE in deciphering.
Some years ago he became indignant at
one Of the journalists in his office, and
wrote him a note finding fault with and
discharging him. The journalist took the
matter very coolly, and went West, car
rying tho note with him, and not long
since returning to New York, met the ed
itor Of tho. Tri6uNs, one of the best
natured men in the world at heart, who
greeted him cordially, and asked him how
he had succeeded.
40, very we'll. That note of yours did
me a great deal of good, Mr.. Greeley"
"Why so" inquired II. g. "If L re-
member l eensured you in it, and told
you had better leave the office"
So you did. But nobody could read it
except me; and having to translate the
scrawl l declared it letter recommend
ing my capacity, industry and steadiness.
No one knewany better, and I obtained
all the situations l wanted on your note
of dismissal"
The venerable editor laughed immoder-
ately at the device, and asked the ex-
Tribune man if he did not want to return;
to the office. 40, nc" was the answer
Il found my best interest in going away
and if L were to take a desk there again
you might write something in my praise'
which, if seen in Ms. would be under
stood to my serious disadvantage"
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NORTHERN OHIO NEWS.
LORAIN COUNTY.

The Elyria Democrat gives the partieu-
laas of the pursuit and captureof Henry
Coates, alias Carr, alias Moulton, the last
of the three who robbed the Wellington
bank" Sheriff Hitchcock having OBJ
tanned a description of Coates from his
confederates, traced him to Charleston,
S. c., and there arrested him.
An attempt on the part of the prisoners
confined in the Lorain county jail to es-
cape was discovered the other day and
frustrated. Files, saws, watch springs,
aquafortis, etc, had been passed into
them by outside friends, and they had
sawed off several bars in one of the wind
ows and were about ready to take their
leave when discovered.
The next term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas commences in Elyrla on Tues
day, Feb. 2Tth. The term will be one Of
more than usual interest, from the large
number Of important criminal eases that
are on the docket.
From the 0berlin News:
Miss Helen Martin, one of the early
students of Oberlin, and lately a co
laborer with Miss Atkinson in California
will assume the duties of Associate Prin-
cipal of the Female Department with the
Spring Term.
Rev. j. P. Bardwell left town on Fri
day to spend some months in the Freed
mems work in Mississippi. His labor will
be partly supervisory of the work of the
A. NJ. Association in that section.
Rev. j. H. Laird, of North Fairfield,
was visited by his congregation the other
day and left with donations to the amount
of $l60-ninety dollars of it being in the
current paper of the realm.
Our townsman, E. L. Stevens, Esq, in
government employ at Washington, was
the recipient of a splendid silver tea-set
not long since from the members of the
members of the Masonic Lodge there, of
which he is the Worshipful Master. So
we learn from the Washington Chronicle.
The new Ladies Boarding Hall is re-
ceiving the finishing touches, and will be
ready for occupancy in n fortnight. The
price of table board the coming term will
be So 90 a week, and it is the intention to
make it equal to that of the better private
boarding places in town.
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The salem Journal.

john R. Hudson and Son have CON-
meneed the publication of a new Union
paper, under the above title, at Salem,
Oolumbiana county, Ohio. We have re-
eeived the first copy of the paper, which
is q model of typographical neatness,
while its editorial columns are able and
interesting, and its selections are evidently
made with care and taste. Salem is one OF
the most enterprising and beautiful towns
in the State, and it deserves a frst-class
Union paper. We are glad that the pro-
prietors of the Journal are determined to
establish such aone, and wepredict for them
the most fattering success in their efforts
to give the citizens of Salem and vicinity
a newspaper worthy, in healthy political
sentiment, in literary ability, in business
enterprise, and in typographical appear
ance, the reputation for intelligence and
culture which old Columbiana so deserv-
sdly maintains.