The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-15
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I ilay - ISSAySCsnS Oh N'sKhe ARCSNl y,
fHNHE undersigned has commenced, the,
n City Of Richmond, the publication of
Monthly Magazinc, under the above title,
IL presents;to its readers selections nom
the best European Periodicals., OF literary
and Scientific articles, Of Novels and Skei.
chcs, which, having already received the
imprimature ofan enlightened taste, cannot
but provo qcccptpble TO the Southern public.
The effort win be madeto keep the readers
ofthe 6iagazinc rs neatly as possible abreast
Of the literary progress of the age Afrank-
,ments have been made which, it is hoped,
win enable tho eproPrietors to seeureibis
end. way
The Magazine also presents original articles
| from our hest writers, in all departments,
and. q special aim Of the proprietors Of this
periodical win be tolfoster southern author.
ship by eifering an aaequnteand remuner-
atiso field for It's exercise: They will not,
however, under tho plea of this design, en-
courage, BY reproduction in its columns.
that class Of compositions which create a
vivid pnd unhealthy ;ssssc, to bestated oaly
by that Hybrid literature which Yankee, in
genuity has contriyed, under, the name of
sensRti oDal ronnance. a, s4l 81, u, ~; +,
The Industrial Resources and the Educa.
tional Interest ofthe eConfcderacy-tl tho twin
foundations Of true Independence wilirss
ceiSe the important share of attention they
deserve; In the development ofthese auess
tions, its object will be to make n practical
application Of the doctrine of States Rights
tothe policy Of the country. 1t will enleay-
or TO explain tho mission Of the Coniederacy,
which is to demonslr ratio liberty reeulatedby
law, 10 exhibit systemiof States; r cach su-
prenne within its foundation, and only bound,
by a voluntary alienation of powers. II win,
vindicate those elementsof National Inde-
pendencc, which are secured by high stan.
dard OF intelligence and refinement, by ac-.
cumnlated capital, varied 'industry and by
abundant facilities OF intermunication. Ii
will promote the adoption of oil those meas.
ires in which the Confederate States are
now deficient. And, WILTSHIRE Constitution
Of the Confederate States forbidathe General
doyernmcnt 60 organize and operate enter
prises OF nature calculated TO attain these
results, The projectors viii consider ii ihcif
duty to nge upon the Statest the develop
ment Of interests so Indispensable 10 the M.
tional welfare. ltis thus that, t,,throngh the
aggregate ability Of the separate States, the
power of the Confederate States will he made
manifest. 1t is thus that the collision OF
sectional interest and tho oppression of a
common head will be avoided. I. 5a
The various departments of literature TO
which the Magazine is devoted, may be named
as follows N II D'I =
/. Essays. original and selected, political,
literary and scientific, and Biographical
sketches. t, -, :. III
2. Novels. Tales and Sketches, original
md selected
B. Reviews Of Books. q
4. Educational Essays and News
8. Notices ofdhe progress Of Science and
Ar. n 3 :. - =
In the fourth section, fits the design to
afford 10 Teachers information needed in
their profession, and field for the Inter-
change OF ideas OH that subject, to which
END, their assistance and collaboration is in
vited Southern School hooks will be no.
ticed and reviewed; and the Southern system
OF Education as opposed to Now England
empiricism and practicalism, upheld, ,deyel.
oped md defended. ys II fS,l1 I a 4
TERMs--Each number ST.. so. For three
months S4. For sixmonths SO. Z n
The trade will be supplied by GEO. t..
BlDGOODS, 1li Main Street. /. y & 4 i,. .lis,&
Sf rs ERNEST LAGARDE & co, * + I. IS;
Al,a,F Proprietors.
Wh. NJ. BURwRbL, Chief Editor. 3, q. Il h
ERNksT LAaRADE, Associate Editor. Z
feb 1866 ,ss,l Tltf ~