The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14
Prospectlls OF eeTllo Age.

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lEF City of Richmond, the publication of
IasIopthly Magazine, under the above titlc.
| 1t presents 70 its readers selections from,
| the best European Periodicals., of Literary,
and Scientific articles, of Novels aud Sket-
chcs, which, having already ressiYed tho
| ihprimature OF an enlightened taste, cannot
but prove acceptable to the Southern public.
The effort will bc made to keep the readers,
Of the Magazine as nearly as possible abreast
ofthe literary progress of tleage. Arrang.
ments hayc been made which. tits hoped
twill enable the pfoprietors to secure this
| end. IN stfR ~ fn,, ~ ~ $iks1
The Aiagazins sopresents original articles
! from our best YritersA in all departments,
| and alspecial aim Of tho pfoprietors Of this
| perioaicalHill be to fosterSouthern author
| ship by offering an adequate aud remuns r
atiyc field for its exercise. They will moi!
however, under,the plea of this design, en4
| courage, by reproduction In, its columns,
! that glass of compositions which create, a
| dnnd Unhealthy taste,Nto bestafcd only
| by that hybrid litcrature which Yankee in
gchuity has contriyed, under the narn,, OF.
| sensational romance. . FsF f1 :.
h 5The Industrial Resources and the Educa.
! tionM Interest Of the Cohfederaoy-th twim
foundations of'true indepenacnce-lwir
| ceivclthc Important share of Attenton ihey
| deserse. In the cdevelopmcntiof ofthesc qucs(-t
tonsiits object will be to make, a practical
| lapplcation Of tho doctrine ofStates Righrs
70 the policy Of the country. II will emil eaY-
or toleSplain The mission Of The Cdnfedcr aoy,
| whichisto deulonstrateli liberty regilate,d by
law. 70 exhibita systeni Of States, ,eacfi sIi-
l'preme within itsfoundation, and ofiy bound
by aeyoluntary alienation Of powers. Ii: win
yindieate those elements Of National indie
pendencc, which are secured by 4 higlistan-
dardl of intelligence and refinement, by ac-
cnmulatcd capital, varied industry and by
abundant facilities of intermunicatioh it
will promote tue adoption Of all those meas.
| nresi in Which the Confederate States are
| now Efficient Aud, whilst tho Constitution
| Of the Confederate States forbids the General
Government 10 organize and operate enter-
| prises OF, nature calculated 70 attain theso
results, tho protectors will consider il their
dutyto urge upon the States tho develop
mcnt of interests so Indispensable to tho ma
tional Welfare, 1t is thus that. through the
| aggregate ability of.the separate States, flie
power OF heConfedc:stc States will be made
manifest. IL is thus that the collision OF
common head will be avoided. " t.gl
The various Departments of literature to
Whicllt NJ agazineis devoted, may be NAMED
as !folksws S.ss ei !a s sE,tfj ETs
l. Essays. original and selected, political,
literary and scientific, and biographical
sketches. e
.. Novels, Tales and Sketches, original
and selected s% '#
l. 3. Reviews o. Books.
4. Educational E.saF s md News. H
b. Notices of the pr sgress of Science and
Art. .gSN ~
In tho fourth sectie,n, it is the design to
afford 10 Teachers Information needed in
their profession, and field forthe inter-
changeJof ideas OH that subject, to which
end, their assistant eand collaboration is in
Sited. Southern School books will be no.
ticed and reviewed; ;la1a the Southern system
Of Education as opposed to New England
emplrlcism ard pra cticalism, upheld, devel.
opcd and defended. n
TERMs--.Each number 81 so For three
months $4. For six months $S.
The trade will be supplied by GEO. L.
BlDGOODS, lGl Main Street
ERNEST LAGARDB & co,
Proprietors.
WN. NJ. nURvELL, Chief Editor.
ERNEST bAoRa DE, Associate Editor.
feb 1856