The Arkansas banner., 1846-03-11

HE MESSENGER has been established more Hdh eleren yeafS-much longer than any other Southern work ever rexisted-during which it has maintained the highest rank among American periodicals. It has always been emnenly Southern; and for several years, has been addressing itself to the West, both editorialy and by it's ablest contributors. It will continue to address itself to the
 SOUIH AND VEST, And will look to them mainly for support. To in, dicate this and it's union with Simms' Magazine, the titles of the separate works will be blended In 1.-THE SOUTHERN IND HES1ERN LIT ER.4R r IESSENGER .AND REVIEW;" Retaining the features of each, but improving them far as practicable. Whilst it will be dStiacire the advocate of the SOUTH AND WEST, its mot to vii be t#
 "Ip Me Union and for he' Unaont In the Souh and
 TVeSt and for b:e South aad JVestt"
 It will be published simultaneously in Charles ton and in Richmond. The subscribers to Simms Magazine especially, and the friends of Southern and Western Literature, and the people generally are invited to enlist in its behalf
 The aid of Mr. Siinms has been secured moi only as contribut but in the Critical and Edio rial department; and other Southern and Westerr contributors will will be added to those already en- gagged for the Messenger
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 Each number of the Messenger aad Reeiew : will contain super-royal octave pages, filled wit the choicest matter, oi great fariety-embfaeing Aoce4s, Tales, Poems, Irauels, Ci5-
 dqQes, Reeieaos, History, Biogra-
 phy. Papers oa the Army, NaDy, And other National Affairs, and Discussions of al questions affecting the Rights, Interests, and In stitutions of the South and West,
 The subscription price will be g, but the worl will contain very nearly twice as much matter d Simms' Magazine, and be published in an elegan style, like the present. Messenger.
 Those indebted to the Magazine, will please f make immediate payment. S7 50 will be taken il full for subscription due to Sinms' Magazine, an, for the ssMessenger and Review" for lst6. Sli will be taken in full for subscription to the Maga zine, for a volume of the Messenger for lSt5, an for the Messenger and Review for lSI6. For S and 90 cents, volume of the Messenger for I5I5 and the Messenger and Review for 1646 will b furnished
 REDUCTION OF POSTAGE.
 For the benefit of subscribers by mail the Mes senger and Review will be printed on the finest pa per, manufactured expressly for it, by which tn postage will be greatly reduced, and the boun volume rendered far more convenient.
 The undersigned believes that the above arrange ment is an suspicious one for Southern and Wester Literature and Interests, and hopes to be adequate ly sustained and rewarded fer his efforts to main tain them.
 THE MESSENGER AND REVIEW FOR NOTHING. | Whoever will send us new subscribers, wit $20 shall receive the Messenger and Review, grat is; and in the same proportion for larger numbe of subscribers.
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 E. B MINOR, Editor
 asd Proprietor Richmond, Virginia, November, 1845.