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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20
MARKETS BY rELEGRAPH


LIvERPoOL, Aug 19---NOon. --COtton is
firm seles 10000 bales; uplands lOs
Orleans llsd. '70 llafl asa... 1.
LONDON, Aug. 1s.-Consols ssg@s4.
SOS 71s. sd"
LxERPooI, August 1875 P. Nj Cotton
closed eapier at = decline OF Id sales to-
day 1O,0ON bales; uplands lO4d Orleans
1Oid.
NeS York Money aarkot
NEW YoRK, August 19.--Monsy more
active. CAL loans AC95e. Sterling at 9sC9
o. Gold 144s. Old Tennessee 644@645,
new 634@64. l...
New KOrk DFygOsds Market. ..s
NEW York, s1gust 1g.--Standard
sheetings I6k@ITc; best prints l3(9l4c.
New York Market.
New York, August 19.-Cotsou quiet;
sales 1900 bales ulolands SOC. Flonr dull
and 100 2Oc lower, Whisky 67@67lc in
bond. Wheat 2(93c lower. Rice steady
Carolina el@1Olc. Coffee hfll Sugar
Cuba HOLT. Molasses dull, Corn
81 1901 q. -
.'. Cincinnati. market.
CrNCINNATI, August 19.-FIour dull;
AilllAD FCke1O @stis " MAI Y-Ai-< 'esf .
92@97c. Oats 55@57c. Pork SIS IS.
Lard 1S3. Bulk meats l2l@I44c. Bacon
SHOULDERS 13lc; sides 16s6D174c, Hams Il
@22c. Butter. $50. Cheese 14Ic. Clover
seed $l4. Whisky held at 40. Groceries
steady, hr .l F.. i..i.f..- ..... ..
t..f r. ~. I.Ouis maFkee. .t.u...
Sr. Louis, Aug 19.--Tobacco active.
Fl0ur--su,,erfine So 25Ge6 Is. Wheat
So l2O(Gy2 81. Corn clio 9be. Oats SOC
b3c. Pork 500 5000 so. Baoon--new
shoulders 49, clear sides l74c clear RIB
sides I7lo. Lard lS4c Whisky 81 30.
.t LoaIsviIEa Market ,d...
Z LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10. Asales 20 hbds
tobacco; lugs' to Medium leaf S79l5;
cuttings SIT p75@24 FIour-snperfiae
S6 75aT. Wheat actiye-Fed 81 10
(62 .25. Corn 90@95c Oats 43@l4sc.
Meas pork $29. Lard 1sf@l9e. Bacon
--shouiders 1870; clear rib sides l6fc;
clear af5ies 174c Bulk meats--shoulteEs
l29c; clear sides 16lc Whisky raw, fcee,
81 27GeI 80. '..'' .i1a' s.i.H'.''-
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HAY-Prime timothy $24@25; COM
mon SIG per ton. rN

HAY-Prime timothy s24@25; COM
mon $40 per ton. : :
BAcoN-Remains quiet. No change
yesterday. We quote clear sides at Is
@ls4c; shoulders 144@15c; plain can
vassed hams 1s919!c; sugar cared hams
2llc.
= LARD--Advancipg and frm- We quote
at 2O@2eIe; in kegs 2I4@22e; IL three
and 1--WE pound caddies 21I@22e per ID.
FLoUR-Advancing. Common to choice
superfine s7@s 50, extra Si0@lI, Crsam
of City sl1, fancy $11912 per bbI new
Sr@I2; Mountain DeB sl2 80.
BGRLEY-$l so per bushel.
COFFEE = Easier. Rio. 23t6926c;
Lagnyra, CSC; Java, Ss@4Oc
MoLAsss -Reboiled New Orieabs, rs
I@s0c. ra afa
SIRurs-65@l loe per gallon.
suaAR-Crushed and GRADUATED lsc
esfiee sugars, A, B. c, II, 1910 l64 New
Orleans, oI6@l6lc; Demarars, 16@l6le
choice. t....., d.. .....t -. ,.-.g
CANDLEs-Star candles l74c per 10 b
hard pressed talIOw S. so per box.
SALE-Firm. Five bushel barrels are
now quoted at IS. and seven bushel At
So So per Dbl. per car load 81 fer sisgle
barrel. a.-s
L1QuoRs. Duh, with a downward
tendency. Common rectifed 81 $50
2 IS by the barrel: Robertson county
So 5O(A4: Bourbon S4Ga6.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20

Our POLICE COMMISSIONER IN A NEW
RoLE.-Dr. Frederick w. Sparkling, the
Police Commissioner, was arrested yester-
day on a warrant sworn out by ]. w. New
ton, attorney at law, before Esquire Will
kinson. The abbreviated facts are these {:
Newton, from some cause had become
mighty offensive to the painfully elegant
Doctor, and when he approached in the
bobby of the Police Court room and tapped
him on the shoulder, being DESTROYS Of con-
sulting him relative TO case to come be-
fore him, the Doctor turned around and
brushed the shoulder touched, remarking
that familiarity bred contempt" When
Newton's client was called, Sparkling re-
fused Newton the privilege of practicing
in his court. Hence the arrest on what
Is termed as ''official oppression The
Code of Tennessee, 4Sl3, page 86l, fur
nishes us the following touching such cases ::
Elf any person by color Of his Office will
fnllyo and corruptly oppress any person
andef pretense Of acting in his official ca
Pacity, be shall be punished by fine not ex-
eeeding one thousand dollars or imprison-
ment in the county Jail not exceeding one
year" This is certainly a healthy old state
Of affairs the Commissioner has got himself
intoI He gave $1,000 bond for his appear
ance to-day at Esquire Wilkinson's at two
O'clock. aoif
i .
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sGH,OnIs saarkse.
RIYER AND WEATHER.

River rising; thirty three inches On the
shoals. With a probability al four feel this
norniUs. ,, t.-+H a.- ..a.
.".. ARRIVED
Alpha, from Cairo.
.# Aid, from up river.
/ '-a Heg LEAVING TO-DAY.
kate Morrison, up river .fe
/ AlPha, Cairo.
; The Aid. from Pendleton's, twelve miles
up the river, brought down 400 sacks corr,
rye and wheat for NJ. A. Parrish & TO.
Our gallant friend, Capt. Win. Boyd,
leaves for Gincinnati this informing, on a
weeks pleasure trip We beg the "storm
interchangeable time 10 stay its hand,
and naught save the sunshine Of haPpi-
ness and isleasnre cross his sky. .a
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Card 81 GuY Wines. Esa.

I 10 the Editors Of the Union and Dispatch
REPRESENTATIVE HALL, NASHVILLE,
August 19, 1861 wish to correct the re-
port of a conversation between Capt. Jas.
CTifTe and myself, as published in your is
sue of this morning. Yesterday morning
I met Capt. Clife 10 the office of the Su-
perintendent Of the Capitol, when the COM
7ersatien occurred to which you refer. He
informed me thht friend of his hadcalled
upon him and another party By the name
81 Siandclife, and informed them that il
would be prudent for them to leave Frank
lin, as he understood, that the ''Ku-Kluxp
intended to make them visit. A gentle
man now in this city was present At the
lime. Capt. Clife refused to leave and
remained at home that night, prepared for
any emergency. Mr.. Standcliffe, and not
Mr.. Clife, lay in corn feld all night.
~ Very respectfully, ...,t D.. nv
I f.-..,.s ~ GUY w. WINES.
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NASHVILLE. "Wednesday, August IA
wHEAT.4No change whatever 10 prices !;
offerings rather light sales 968 bushels
red at 81; $50 bushels red at 81 9O@2 /;
800 ba.aeE. red a, 81 cool 95; sc bash-
els Medilertanean At q 90 80 basheia
white 81 10 65 bsshsIa red al 81 80; 200
bushels raa and aalbsr al $saG92 05. epsia =
/ CoTTSz.~= No 1rAasaeaisna whatever.
CoKz.S+G5 from. Wagoas, aud little OF
fering no sales delivered In dePOt-rnoraiF
nafly SOC, B5c Cor the latter. = a...
oArs--FroEa wagons soc. sla's ys4.
RARI.EY. -F'sll barley 81 IS.
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z AFEAIRsp AT eFRANKILy.=E.yeFythin
ISas qaiss 8 fs4k! "a ysstsfdAys up u lhs
time the evening train passed there. A
military committee of investigation, from
the FreedmfRsl BpreAu we're IN flll blast.
Nothing is known of the result of their
labors, as everything was done in secrecy,
and enly no efdsqfg q, fAy DID not ,0qns
ms ercluded
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1F3dl1Fs E1safFfca OF safAHee a. apFfnRr
Held, xulg &Sth, xSass =. '...ss -
INK UNDRRSaaHRD HEREBTg 0IFRsl
Il nsttsa 81 dis aepointmeat A. assiEaea Of
" n Pollock. ~ a. MatAsWE. Z. &. Cum.
1nire7. asses Il, Cenneil w ~. A. Se9eii. David
III. Allen, n a lar. NV HARRISON aRa Hen
~ H. KiTk. ii the ebnnty Of Robertson AID
State Of Tenn assee, within said district. who
have been adja4aea bAnkFuDtE upon tkeir san
petitions. by the District Court Of said dktFset
iygl 0aW3t AZ. GARNER. Aasigras.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20

SINGLETON, at the PostOfice, has Har-
per's Bazaar, Waverly Magazine, Chimney
Corner, Jolly joker, Harpsr's Weekly,
Frank Lsslie's Illustrated Newspaper, and
other publications for the current week.
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IANoFHRkI IArrEMrTrn OUrBREAK AT

ANoEHRR ATTEMPTED OUTBREAK AT
THE PENITENTIARY.-Ike Morris, the same
fellow who attempted to get away some
weeks since, on Yesterday made ahother
attempt by secreting himself between the
ceiling OF the mess haIl aad the upper
floor. he was found out in time, and
wears ball and chain fer the ensuing thirty
Iaua =
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20

ATTENTION THIRD WARD.--ThesT Third
War Club will meet in the Democratic
Rooms, over Hamilton & Cunningham's
his evening at o'clock, for the purpose
Of organizing and electing officers for the
Club. All who desire to join are invited
to attend. al; .5.f, d.,,,..i t,f... IA ....s.
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ROLIoE &C oGpUar, August 1s.-Ann Mul

POLICE CoURr, August 19-Ann Muir
ply, drunkenness, So and costs.
I Chris Wolf, assauIting Mary Hodge with
pistol, s. and costs; carrying concealed
weapcas, same amount. YtfH
/ Dan Ryan and Lawrence Eisert, two
soldiers of the 9th U. 8. Infantry, larceny
Of goods valued at 500, transferred to Esq.
Matthews. aKI1a gI zuIs 9l4E-I 8U1
/ Michael o. Brieu, receiving the same
goods, knowing them to be stolen, also
transferred to Esq. Mathews. a5sl ~. ..i.
Martha Holbrook and Margaret Conn,
street-waISing, $5 and costs i.... g IN
Evan Humphries, drunkenness on the
street. IS and costs. ae4 siil %.
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ST. LOUIS Law SCHOOL

FFsHR r RaUEAR ANNU al 1f & !. or Il, ~ u
LaSF School will open an WEbAEci1A1 II,
OlsfQkfR issh 1873 Full course. ~ Q Tern ~
six months sezch. Students admittcd s9 Tue
Senior Class, on examination, ~ apptifasse a
on or before Oetoteg t0th. $50 fnlt'oa tee'
60 Fer anutira iucls1tliuf ass OF IsibrArF SKI
HENRY HITCHCOCK hss1s'
Dean II lsaH kacaisss. zc4
as North Third street. s.. Louis ne
- rs $3.50 M@W
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Isaac Campbell, charged with forcible
eiectment Of Lucinda Banks was discharged
at defendants cost by Esquire Mathews
yesterday. .aoiffi 49, a7la - asiaal-ns
Quite sensation was created on the
corner. of Church and High streeis, about
$3.50 p N. yesterday, caused by the aecideu-
til discharge of pistol in the hands of a
negro in Maj. Willel's room, Simmons
Block. 'sao9 .6sis asad ~ .aa.' ii,a Z g .
4 -. LHrr
A blind rope dancer amused a large
ctegd qEths Square Yesterday morning q
A large crowd Of negroes were present in
the Capitol, galleries last evening during
Gen. Howsrd's speech. ''' ~
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/ hereby anuoBnce. myself Is cand iaate lok
Congress. in this disrioss subject 70 the ssiaeh.
OF the nOminafias convention of the kspasla ~.
can party, a HORACE ii. ~ AkhtsA1 l,.f
JAY 6. ls5s. Ill asa1iss b vi
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20

Az the earnest solicitation Of many Of our an
hueutial citizens, hereby aanounca myself as
a candidate for Mayor. al the etisains ish
election. H.H, THoRNBERG.
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THE Mulberry and Black Pocket Hats,
jnst received at 3. II. Thompson's, Al
Cherry street. aug20 If
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20

BOYS IN Blue AND GRAY.-The mem
bers of the Soldiers Democratic Club are
earnestly requested to attend the meeting
tonight at their headquarters over Ham
ilton & Cnnninghan's store. --'
s..Is =, BY order Of the President.
NELL s. BRowN, JR., Sec'y. -t eth
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20

COMPLIMENTARY, BUT JUsT.-The Au-
gusta Chronicle and Sentinel, in noticing the
election Of E. w. Cole TO the Presidency 81
the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad,
says: '@We congrAtaiAte the Direcsofy upZ
on their having secured the services Of
CeI. Cole As the President q their road.
His large experience in railroad manage
meut, and his great industry, energy and
enterprise, distinguish hi1a assone u the
best railroad men in the South. His cleo
ton to the Presidency will be serious iOss
10 the Georgia railroad 10 whose Interests
he has labored so assidn0asly and Success
fully for the last thFee years.
HRw Fall styles Hats at Z, II. Thomp-
sons, ~ Cherry street. anglo u g..
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Local on Dis.

The neE. style Derby Hats, at r. H.
ThomnsonIss Al Cherry street. aug20 If
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ONE OF TIE FINEST ON THE ARKAN-
VA liver, twelve Iniles below Pine Blahs "a
Jeferson eountl-ab0Y9 oveThQwT35e acres
fran ona 10 FIVE ysArs On most favoTab4s ternAs-
AprlV IL - 81. HORTON, or i.
- .slau ~ NkM5 sub lM = W. . 4
9ashYilIa Banaer and Menphis Avalanche
copy q azaoant u 81 and send Bal tosAis ofiee.
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The Marlborough Success and Nabob
Hats, just received at r, III. ThOmpson's,
al Cherry street. !, ''' aug20 If
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THE Buckingham and Edinburgh Hats,
Just received at R. H. Thompson's,' Al
Cherry street. .ita-ni ls.a.4 aug20 ii /
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20

A letter from Cephas Bingham, Seere-
laty Of the Massachusetts, Society foF the
prevention OF cruelty to animals, read by
the Secretary, says: @Ne apology is
necessary foF calling the attention of edu-
Gators TO the great need fbr reform in the
treatment Of orr domestic animals. Teach
ers of our youth hays powerful influence
in forming public sentiment. Win you
give us your cooperation and your inaence
ia our great undertaking -
A letter from Prof. Crs1ikshank, of New
York, Treasurer Of the association, regret
ting his inability h. be present, was read by
lhe Secretary.
Adjourned fill 2P.w.
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AHiadle District Of Tennessee.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY alNE5s
4 natiee q his appointment IS EsisEBes "a
W. NJ. R0Nen. NJ Salzkg,teT, W, H. atsr,
Eiag Relix q. Mckay. T. 3. SAMPLE. 10
Heck. Roseee & HarDet. % Nsshylie, ~
thc county 3! Davidson aud Stale Of Jennes-
isaak rupts upon thsir own betitiSua. rs ras Bsss
trirk goHrt VI seid diziriat. ~. -. ..-,ft I'D
A IS CuApBeURNB, Aa5ignss
7 tsnkfs tauyst - Oaira az1S phnrfh stfset
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20

Cold declined again in New York yes
serdaY, The following are the quota
lions Opened ct 1853, was I454 at 1925,
145B at noon, sAd closed at 145B at'8P. N.
Dealers here were paying IA and hold
ing at LAG. s..i bind
7 Government securities continue to de-
cline. The following are the New York
- u,t.g rtsI Ia
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20

of the State Of New. YORK, held Ga the 4tbl
5th and 9th days OF August, 1858, PROBES
sor Charles A. Lee, NJ. d., of the Univer-
sity of Buffalo, Medical Department, was
appointed with others) to represent the
Convocation at the Ameriean Teachers
Association, 10 be held a Nashvilie, Ten
nessee, on the 19th, Goth and Zist days OF
: August, 1868. + ~
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gENNE SsEE HOUSE. ~
y. a. ST4 NsBURF, Proprietor.
Eeossse, Georgia, fs+i
Z tH afiflla rrflu .fi la l1l4 1Ha
Near Railroad Iiepst and sisanboai Ilaadins
THE STAGE orFEcE L Kept il a..
hsuse- aasn u -
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AFTERNoON SESSION.

Met At 2:30 Pm.
4 IDr. Paul A. Chadbonrne, President Of
the University of Wisconsin, was intro
dpced, and delivered a lengthy address on
"rhe True idea of a College,, The fol-
lowing lie But.a brief hynOpSisof- tie Whelei-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-20

Z fu ri II. A. NJ. hE&DEka8OA, Sec y q
University OF THE STATE or NV
YoRK. OFFlcE OF THE SRcBETARY, AHA
ny. August 6, 1S6S.-This eeFsi6es THAI AZ
1 meeting Of the University CsnvOeatioa
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For Mayor

CLOCK IO-morrOW morning.
.EE aEEkEsLEAE-AE
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
r.nrr TL.Alh.rr Mn, Poi

NEW WEEKLY PAPRR.-PetteDglll, Bates ~
Co OF WORK will issue, before lei OF January
next the first number Of rural and family paper-to bc
published thereafter weekly, and TO be devoted TO All
that pertains TO country life in its broadosi sense "
not be partisan scctarian.
twill be called The Hearth GHd Home, and vii be under
the general editorial charge Of Mr. Donald O. Mitchell
while ts homo Aresdo departments viii DO subject TO
the supervision OF Mrs. Harriet Boecher Stove, Who VIII
also contribute egularly TO every nufn3er.
large corps associate editors Of Nigh reputation IN
their special departments have been enlisted IN support
OF the enterprise aud labor expense Will be spared
10 make the paperin subject matter rs wei no lIusttA
Noteworthy Of place In every household In the land
The head OF the enterprise s s. NJ Peong' the wei
known advertising agent OF New York Mr. Pettenghl Is
n live energetic man. square as brick and deserYedy
popular Pettengll Is known TO every editor from Mane
TO Oregon His fair dealing with the Press has made
every editor in the land his friend NO man could engage
in the publishing who viii nd greater number
Of friends to wish him good luck Pettengill, Bates
Co possess all the brains and capital TO command sue
cess We expect 20 Hearth aud Home achieve crcu'
latop in few months that will enable It TO take rank
with Harpers PctteDgl, Bates Co VIII show the
world that some things can he dono well as oters
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
Fron The Eaiou Democra,

JoURNALIsIIc-Messrs. Pettengill, Bates "
Coz SewYork win issue or before January next tho
first number Of rural and family paper-to Do pub
lsed thereafter weekly, and 10 be devoted TO all that
pertains country life In It's br0adest sense. II VIII not
bo partisan or sec;arian II Will bo called Hearth ana
Home and will bo under the general editorial charge OF
Mr. Donald G.. Mitchell while its homo and nresde de-
partnonts win 10 subject to tho supervision OF Mrs.
Harriet Beeoher Stowe who will also contribute res-
larry 20 every number large corps OF associate editors
Of high reputation In their special department has been
enlisted support Of this enterprise and no labor or ex
pense will be spared 10 make the paper In subject matter
as well as illustration worthy of place in every house
hold in the land We commend this journal TO tho
favorable consideration OF the reading public Mr.. Pet
tengill has such high reputation among newspaper
men, that ndorse with safety any enterprise he
takes hold Of
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
r,om IN. Concord Daily Patriot.

HEARTH AND IIoME' is the expressive title
OF new weekly paper soon to be started by the we'll
known advertising agents g. NJ. Pettengll Co, In New
York II s to be moral and family paper devoted TO
oil that pertains country fe in its broadest sense
The paper 70 be under the editorial charge OF Donald
g. Mitchell TX MaryeD whose charming and sensible
essays on country life widely appreciated OF him
II is remarked that he is practical as we'll as theore
ca farmer ho has prizes not ouy in literature but
in powng matches; his taste Ia instructed by expert
ence; he has had editorial experience and knows bow TO
cater for the public taste outside well IN his own pc
cular walks. Under Mr. Mitchers care the new peri.
odoa scarcely fail 10 be agreeable. instructive ana
great addition to the list Of journals which are wei
coined In the bost homes We notice that 90 the Home
and Fresldo Departments will be subject to the superVs
ion OF Ms Harriet Beecher stowe who VIII contribute
regularly 10 every number
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
rlom M, Eal,maloo lslel.l Telsgrart.


A NEW LITERARY UNDERTAKING. .--About the
lst OF January the weknown advertising firm OF Peten
gi1 & Co. of Hew-YorI, to issuo new Rural and
Family PAPER TO DO called tho Hearth and Home. Tho
publsbors ia their OF tho proposed pub
cation give assurances that 1t will be devoted 70 all that
perans 10 country life in the broadcst sense and VIII
NOT be partisan or sectaran in character Mr. Donald O.
Mitchell fayOrably known in newspaper circles Is to
have tho general editorial charge OF the paper and Mrs
Harriet Beecher stowe will exercise supervision over the
Home Department That eminent authoress is also 10 be
regular contributor to every number. The corps OF
socate editors is promised to be large, and all OF high
reputation, each one In his special department
The proprietors Of the HearN aud Home are indeed
latterng. The OF Petteng, Bates & Co.. its pro
pretois connected with II enough to Insure Its sue
cess We are certain that but express tho sentiment
OF the whole newspaper fraternity. when wo wish the
proprietOrs Of the new journal abundant success
After tho lengthy and most pleasant business relation
ships which Messrs Pettengl Co have sustained with
the entire newspaper press Of the country these gentle
men win find that uniform courtesy and fair dealing
has secured them hosts OF friends, who rejoice to
chronicle their success in their undertaking. We
shall anIously await the appearance OF the first number
of the new paper but recommend 1t with confidence In
advance. ..
The proposed journal viii possess one additional in
terest TO the people OF Kalamazoo from the fact that r
James Bates one the propreors is former citizen Of
our county and reared among us. He has retained
the friends he made here aud enterprise with which
he connected will surely not want foT friends In this
region lie and his associates have our best wishes
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
Prom III. yer.London icerr.l Pr,,.

A NEW PAPER.-Messrs. s. NJ. Pettengill &
Co. of New.York commence about the 1st of January
next, the publication OF weekly rural and family news
paper to be called Hearth aud Home. IL Is to be devoted
TO all that pertains TO country life In the fullest sense,
and Will be nOnpartsan and nonsectarian. Donald g.
Mitchell esq this city, will have the general editorial
charge OF the paper assisted by able corps OF asso
cate editors Mrs Harriet Boecher Stowe viii supervise
tho Home and Fresde department. and contribute regu
lay TO every number II will undoubtedly prove one OF
the readable and charming Of family Journals, and
cannot fail 10 meet with most successful career The
field 1t proposes occupy good one, and the talent
secured FOR gives assurance that the want will be ad
mlrably supplied.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

household In the land. An intimate acquaintance win
the and character Of the publishers warrants
us In expressing the belief that the now weekly VIII
prove grand success and Ill vacancy In tho journal
astic field long regretted by cultivated Americans The
of Mr. Mitchell mentioned in the editorial conduct
is not only distinguished in current literature but Is
rstclass authority in matters OF agriculture horcul-
ture aud gardenng and the fact that Mrs. Stowe IS 10
have charge Of department Of the paper is an earnest
OF what the public may expect from It, Hearth and Home
will bo prOfusely illustrated with woodcus and no pains
Will be spared to render 1t the most attractive
paper in the country.