Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-08

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pleasure with oufa0l,es ~ Hla'c' lln'l
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having lfi,tntlied over The If'i ~
eounglng ,lf'umst ,nccs unjofslb'l
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food, and " nav IN u coalition 81
yigof ani paomiae, which jusIihcs il,t
hopc that II Will bfing fo,ih goodlicsI
nut, aud ait lin III the green hohofs
Of lafdy growth, loDg llfe, and y
porrcmcl freshness 10 tho la.i. IL
subscribers nfo Increasing daily, va
| Typographical garments viii soon be
m flowing aud beautiful ~ the bcsl
among it, coicnporuricsi and Among
The inc intellccis nsscnblcd and sc.
cared 10 maintain H. Internal chnfnc
ter, may be oiium rated many Of the
most accomplished MINES 0f which
tie South can boast. II may he
enough 10 say that VIC nre still a.
'urcd Of ib ca opc 4 ion # al those
who have heretofore written for our
pages; to Which We shall add, with
each slicc ssive l.sue OF The Mngn-
zine, otter names 10 lt,S able, by
which We shall furnish 10 our rea.
ders fortunate va iety and most
liberal supply, o the intell' cual cdi
blcs which they desire. The Edio-
rial duties will dcvohe chiefly upon
Mr.. w. Gilmore Simms, whose ser.
vices we have secured to n greater
degree than before. The Editorial
bureau will be entirely surrendered
to his control, and his general super.
vision of the work is h, rcalter CO rtnin.
He will nevertheless lie assisted hy
the same gentlemen whose lbors
heretofore have contributed so large.
ly to cndow this particular depart.
ment of the Magnolia, with the ipAu
ence which it confesScdly a.scrts.
IL might be enough for our present
s to end here. We rejoice
to believe that tie day of Southern
lukeWaImncss TO The necessity OF
mental culture, in our own lind has
gone forever There is ulo,i,u
weakening. We have daily signs
hat Southern literature i demand
ID. The Mag Ola is dpnlandcd.-
We are proud in detecting. in the
Progress of each da, : events, tie d..
isVe proofs that our people need, x
re determined 10 lave a periodical.
'h.ch shall speak justly and fear no
Which shall be equally true and bold,
. Which crit, Ism shall be cree al I
AMI, and opinion shnll be unbiased I
Ither BY fear or favor; a work il
Inch the tone shall be manly. a d 4
nc character and sentiment essen.
ally and only South rn. II IL doult, I,
u wht Their another word need be 4,
I'D on th subject. We lccl the sen
ment of Southern INTEL, ctual indie. ,
endence every wht re beginning to /
fcathe and burn around US. 1t will
2 no fault of ours if we do not main i,
in its fires.
L. 4 Prndleton will devote the re. !,
an der OF the year TO travel. He
III visit our friends in the interior or >
'uth, and North Carolina, and Geor-
a, DUNG tie present summer. The
inter he will give to Ala, Miss. La.
ne superintendent Of the mcchani-
department will fall to the charge
Burgess 81 James, who rledse
emselyes that the Magnolia, in ty- :
graphical air and costume, shall n
worthy Of IT, noble name il bears Y
this respect large Improvements
needed. and contemplated The 30
neral plan of the work will resem. d'l
} that OF The Southern Literary 'pl
,ssengrr, a journal confessedly a. tai
ing the neatest in this or in any the
miry. sup
l,uI terms are as before S5ayear ~
4 yearly in advance. No subscriber of'
less than a year. Each number lug
contain 81 pages, which circum. " orn "
ices may occasionally induce us s.,
Increase. With this summary we viii
ctude our address ~ ~ -. VIC ais,
south; Southern Literature and
thesn Institutions. 7
? G PENDLETON, Ia l"",
BURGESS &JAMES, Propri. tsrs,
Tors. pend
harIesfon, S. c. June I, 1879 n r'ea
an communications for the of Pa
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