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IA Literary Magazine and Monthly Review
VENHE Subscribesr, publishers andptoprietors a
the MAGNOLIA MAGAZINE; have great pleasure
in informing its friends and readers TINT, sthe
close Of The present volume or June pymbsro this
periodical its publication will be transferred from the
city of Savannah to that of fGhaIlestonss Aar-
rupgement is made in compliance with humorous
suggestions from both cities, ard is one which re-
commends ITSELF at glance, to the Judgement lof
most persons. The literary faclties Of Charleston
are in some respects superior TO those Of Savannah.
Ii lies more convcnty III the line fthe great thor
oughfarcs, East and Vest and its population being
much larger it Unnecessarily combines the prospect
of greater literary and pecuniary patronage in be-
half Of the work. The very considerable increase
of its subscribers within tbslast two months, par
ticulary in-south Caroline naturally prompts its
propretors to creator outlay of effort in npromoting,
along with wishes Of its fiends,-the extern
sion Of its own facilities: and means Of infleIce.7.s
This change of the place Of publication, howeyer
will imply preference in favor Of Charleston over
our former publishing city. The work will bsFds.
livcred to subscribers the same day Both cities
The new arrangement will also effect that desdera-
tum in the business department of all periodicalD
the punctua delivery Of the journal to subsc
when due;-un object which hitherto eluded all ours
efforts, and has been SO frequently prodpctiyeaof
modification to ourselves, and dissatisfaction among
our friends and readers. It'll proposad 70 publish
the Magazine simultaneously, in the four citessof
Savannah, Charleston, Columbia and Augusta, in
each Of which agents of character will be establish
ed, whoswill always be prepared with the adequate
supply for subscribers in sufficient season for deliv-
cry, on or before, the first day in orcry month It
will be subject of fcongratuationt to our friends 70
hear, tits of great prideand pleasure With our
selves to state, thatthe MAcsoMA,, like its noble
namesake, having tiumphed oyerahe FIRST discourag
ing circumstances under which it was planted, has
taken pernanentro root, and is now in condition Of vg
and promise. which justfes the hope that 1T will
bring forth goodiest fruit, and attain- fbe green
honors of hardy growth, long life and perenni-
ul freshness to the last It's subscribers are ihcreas-
ing daily its typographical garments will bcas
flowing beautiful us The best among its cotempora-
ries; and among tile ne intcllects assembled and
cured 10 maintain its internal character, may be
enumerated many of the most Accomplished naipes
| of which the South can boast. It may be- enough
TO saw that we are still INSURED of escooperatio
Of all those who wfitten for ourpuees
to which we shall add .sESth oac SUCCESSIVE issue
of the Magazine other names no less able, by which
we shall furnish to oirreaders fortunate varietys
ane most 6eraf SUPPLY of the intellectual edbles
which they DESIRE The Editorial dutieswi chief
" deYolye upon Mr.. Wa Gilmore SimI,s, whose;
services wo have secured 10 greater degree thr be-
fore. The Editorial bnre,,, ,y, be enfreIv snfrcn.
dercd to his control and his general snueryson Of
the work is hereafter certain. He will nevertheless
be assisted by the tliesame gentlemen whose Iabors
heretofore have contributed SO largely to endow this
particular department of tho MAesoLIA, with ;tho
influence wlichsit confessedly asserts
II might be enough for our present purposes foend
here Wesreioce to- beIiege that the day of Sortkern
lukc-warmness todhe necessity Of mental culture,
in our own land, has gone by forever. There isg "a
glorious awakening. We have daily sipns. TINT a
Southern literature is demanded. The M4oso1Iatis is
demanded We arc proud in detec.ng, in. the pro,
press of each davis events. the decisive proofs That
our people need. and are determined 10 bave.$ ne.
riodical which shall speak Justly and fear. .Iio
,bob b,I ho so,,,,v ,r,,o and Hold. in h;cl ,;,;