Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-03

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crerctl Va subscribers within fhr
last iwo monllp particularly ~ y. =,
naturally prompt Ne pr1freiofs 10
GO ,lof millay of Il. a - pleiuDlieg
along with lie wi,lcs OF ~ irtds,
tho pYcns on Of its cwn fItilties 4
mcnns Of h1ncncc, This 81 nligc Of
p'aco of publication, however, will
imply 40 preference IN fWor OF
Charleston over our former publish.
ing city. Tie wok will be- deliver
cd TO Subscribers on The same day IN
both cities. The new ARA gcmonl
will also ELECT that dcsidcratum ia
the business d parlmoni of all per ODD
Gals, the punciual dcIivy e the
Journal to subscribers WHOM due; an
cbjtct which HIS hitllcrto Guided MI
effort, aud has been so ircqu ntly |
productive Of modification TO our
selves, and dissatisfaction among our
friends and readers. 1t is proposed |
to publish the Magazine, simuIlmc-
ously, in the four cities OF Savannah,
Charles on, Columbus and Augustn,
in each Of which agents of character
tw will be established, who will Away I
be prepared with the adequate sup
/ y for subscribers, in sufficient season
or delivery, on tr before the first
day in every month 1t will be Il
subject ofcongtatulation to our Genos
to hear, as il is Of great pride and
pleasure with ourselves to state. that
the Magnolia like itsnoIlc namesake,
having ttiumpIed over the first dis
couragirg circumstances under which
II was planted, has taken permanent
root, aud is now in condition OF
visor and paonise, which jusIifcs the
hope that it will bling forth goodIiest
iruit, and attain all tho green hor ors
OF a hardy growth, q long life, and
perr'hiel freshness TO The lasl. Is
subscribers are increasing daily, It's
garments will soon be
rs flowing and beautiful as the best
among it, contemporaries; and among
lie fine intelletts assembled and Sc
jared To maintain lis internal cllarac !
er, may be enumerated many or the
most accomplished names of which :,
he South can beast. 1t may be :,
nough 10 say that we are still a. +
ured OF the Co operation Of all these =
Vho have heretofore Written for our \
ages; to which we shall add, with );
ach successive issue Of The Maga- :
inc, other names no less able, m :,
Ihich we shall furnish 10 our rea T. i,
ers fortunate variety and most =
hcrsl SUPPLY, ofthe INTEL cual edi 4
les which they desire. The Edio-
al duties will dcvolye chiefly upon It
lr. w. Gilmore Simms, whose Ser It
ices we have secured to greater Pr
egree than before. The Editorial m
ureau will be entirely surrendered SC
his control, and his general super. eX
sion of the works. hereafter c rtain
4 will nevertheless lie assisted Ay be
e same gentlemen whose labors er
sretofore have contributed so large, pa
to cndow this particular depart Co
ent of the Magnolia, with the influ- SCI
ice which it confessedly asserts. wi
II might be enough for our present scr
lrposes 70 end here. We rejoice thu
believe that tie day of Southern gu,
kewarmness TO the nccessity of issl
entail culture, in our own land has RAJ
nc forever There is glorious
iakcning. We have daily signs M
At a Southern iteralureis demand dor
. The Magnolia is demanded sufi
e are proud in detecting, in the TO
'gress q each day Is events, tic de. entC
We proofs that our people need, & risI,
determined TO have periodical. wei
lch shall speak justly and fear not; fer
lch shall be equally true aud bold, spol
Which criticism Shall be free AID it w
{, and opinion shah be unbiased prey
ier BY fear or favor; a work in let 9
Gu the tone shall be manly. aid a We