Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
oUARTO NEW WORLD.
PROSPECTUS OF FOURTH Vol UME.
Commencing January |, 1912.

"URIhG the two years which have eINPsco
~ since " The New World" was begun, It nus
been the effort OF tho Editor TO render il the most
readajie newspaper OF the day. To this tnd inc
propretors have literally contributed. Nellhel
uauhle nor expense has been spared. The most
popular hooks aud periodicals have heen Pr-
! chased The best contributors have been eligaS-
ed. A correspondence with the NEST interesting
parts of the void has been established. In short,
Inc best arrangements have been made to pub
| sh an independent literary jourui,l, acceptable
! TO all glasses Of readers The edilotcnn thlnk OF
nothing which has boen left mdoCe to enhance
tie value and 10 elevate the character oil INC
! New World.
lis success has been most encouraging IL
will commence the new year with a'clrcnlatlph
| Of about TN EN- fY-FlyE THOUSAND %
| PIES. n larger number, it is believed, Than IS IS
sued of any other Weekly papor IN Great But
ain or The United States. This success Is impot'
ed chiefly TO two reasons; first, 10 i;s having con-
tuned an Unprecedented numbe oil eXceIlehtar-
ticIes by the mot popular authors; second, 70
us having assumed and observed an elevatedaha
moral tone. It's columns are utcontbWIhateu
with party politics and its ample pages uhsolIea
by ptolane aud improper Jesrs, vulgar alius'ohs'
or irr, llguus sentiments; aHd therefore II ull"s
its wafnest welcome by the domestic hearth,
!
whose rahts il has maintained, in whose deli
cacy it has never offended, aud whose metal
ana social superiority il bias abored to vindicaIe.
About to enter upon new year, anu 10 com
mCnce another volume, we proceed 10 mention
Il few inducements for old friends to continue
with Us, aud for new friends to JON their compa.
nv. No change whatsoever viii be madc III the
manner OF editing and conducting the Ne"
World; but it viii receive in all It's departments
fresh ucee.sioIls OF ability. Many able writers
will grace our columns, Permanent arrange
: ments have been made to secure the literary SER
vices OF Donald Mcleod, Francis }. Grund, aud
Braulz Mayer, Esqurcs.
Mir. Macleod, resident in London, will keep
our readers luy informed Of all events OF Interest
that tfanspite in England, Scotland and Leland.
Being in constant personal intercourse with The
bes, Anown authors, he VIII MAINTAIN from thetn
manuscripts, PROC sheets ana early copies Of 'he
latest publications. Thus shall we be enabled,
a: we have hitherto done, to give IN the New
their latest works IN adpaHce Of any other nsi9s-
paper IA .IateftcG.
Mr.. Gfuud, resident in Bremen, will, by q
regular and copiuus cSpondcnce, advise our
RAIDERS Of HE social literary and rehstous con-
dinon OF continental Europe.
Hrontz Mayer, (wbosc name we Introduce wlth
ureat p.cusulU as that OF one % the most accom-
phshed yuuHg mtn Of our country) ttsidttE IA
Mexico. Vii send US letters, dC.cuptNe Of ttat
unrXpurcd puriou oil the v ESTEEM iicmIsP1 ere,
oil its inhabitants, their manners, law ana OF AL
ubjeCIs OF curiosity, whether ancient or HigGetd'
HIS lettpis wall be accompanied lAusLiat.g al""-
ing, which viii be engraved and presen.ed IA oa'
Colums.
ORIGINAL ARTICLES, ly tho lest Ame,i-
can writer's, will enrich our pages IN The coming
.omue Among tie attractive eatutes q lni'
3 description. we hUe The plensurc to announce
. that early IN January VIII be cOmmeGced, a
NEW NOVEL, by an Amtrican, written eX-
ressly for the New or,d, aud emitted u be
Parsons, a sLory oEHe Great Fire. II POSSESSES
a deep local interest, mud vii be read win grea'
pleasure as tits plete win incident, and beau
i uiully wrluen.
20 u Il " + SS".
Under This tl:lc. a new work by the author Of
Cha's O'Malery, Will BE- commenced IN the Isl
No. of the new volume 1t will be given 10 oul
readers simultaneously with its publication III
England. -Ihe Grst story Of '''ur Mess" Is
=. called ''Jack linton, the Gnal 4smdl," aud Is
4, every way worthy the reputation oil It's dlstin'
guishei author.
Original DIscoarcts, by ministers of the Cos
Is pei, TO present during the next year, practical
; sermons from every Bishop IN the uthted STATES
as well rs IRON eminent cIeigymen OF all ucnoml-
" nations.
To aid to theattractvenesso Of the New World
T. il will continue to b. decorated by ELEGANT
. ENGRAVINGS ON " GOD, irom the most
i suIrited designs Two or thee Of these viii be
" often Civ = in single paper. It's also intended
~ to appropriate column Tor the especial enter
&c tumucnt OF juvenile readers, 50 that the New
Word shall be IA eteY respect, Tie very best
- aalLy Newspaper IN .4niertca.
e CHARLES O'MALLERY.
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