The Arkansas banner., 1845-09-10
PROSPECTUS
 OF THE z-trfHtnAT nEHs TGtTT1VND

E NATIONAL REGISTER. l December next, the undersigned will bee the publication of weekly news town of Washington, to be called the al Register.
 lis of the publishers are directly in- general prosperity of the country; and Fgll labor, in their appropriate sphere, toming manner. to disseminate useful ncuuragc public virtue, and sustain Elnent, They hayeno cause to advance common to every citizen; and the e prescribed to themselves will, they eve, be approved by every patriot in narters of the Republic. They rest 10 public patronage solely upon the fitin which they shall discharge their actors of a public journal.
 |ial department, politics will not be De science of partisan iugglery, by Fporary success of a faction may be personal advantage of the aspirant rather, as code of principles which served for the preservation of our free the maintenance of a firm, efficient, government.
 Hcd begin their career wholly untram- lbhc measures, acts, and proceedings, live or legislative, under the present administration, will be carelaily eX- Nonately discussed, and, if approved, led; il the contrary, will be as fear he'd.
 ary, in ifs importance and dignity, is Hor to either of the other divisions of ns its upright and independent action ally sustained.
 qed have no aninosities to gratity. unreservedly pledge themselves that shall not be disgraced by any indul- personal ahase and emhittered yitaper- Ve so unfortunately characterized a mblic press. They desire to make aIional paper, not only reputable to men and members of society, but country.
 ER will be issued in quarto form, and aiger than any paper at present pub public. Itwill admitintoi its columns loants of all the current news, foreign aereports of the proceedings of Con 01s oi the Supreme Court; the laws, rI their passage the official acts of. Government; and large selections story ot the country-embracing all 'aS, of general interest, which have Nedtron the civil or military author aents have been made to procure Mexican papers, from which copious Whatever may be deemed of value to le will, from time to time, be fur s1e adopted, together with it's per sa'leseat of government, willrender convenient repository of valuable aa} be readily preserved, and filed or Plerence. 1t is intended to accom- as @ltll title page and index.
 @Mly ofpaper and other materials p' which will secure regular issues, necessity of occasional suspensions. gis. ei for all parties, that the cash sys- 'lacatlon, should be adopted. Sub ye, Will not be received, nor adYer-
 unless paid for in advance. The ae5s between the publishers will gu adherence to this requirement. 'sN Tn the United States the bills of
 ass at par in the States in which e1i be received. The Consuls of ''-ed to receive and receipt for sub P9slase upon papers sent to the lbers. s-N subscribers should be accurately sI' s9l' and the post office to which
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 ruples will be printed, to supply Say desire to have the paper com -aehcement.
 6119as ais, with the office must be ad- n,, aliler, Editor of the National s9n' Texas; free of postage, to TERMS.
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 ana two dollars for three months. tod ior each square of 100 words or one dollar. For each subse- aer, ny Der cent. will be made upon lts,is s, With the privilege of renew
 jastaaiaillng advertisements hy the lsg gl9'eaa oi the number of lines in a si9 ss Il Will enable the advertiser 1
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 W. D. MILLER, ley.. w. II. GUSHNEY 4's' Nov l2, lS44.