Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
iPTO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH.

THE OLD EXAMINER" REVIVED.
The undersigned having purchased its good y ill
and subscription books, proposes to revive, at an
erl' day, the old Richmond Examiner, Of which
the late John NJ. Daniel was editorn- chief and the
undersigned his constant associate for the entire
period Of the wa. The tlsk Is an ambitious one
but he attempts it in no mean or tagging sririt.
He has already undertaken to marshal corps
OF the old writers of the Examiner; and he
resolutely pledges every resource of intellect
and will to breathe again into this form of mate
rial resurrection the same spirit of fearless crti
cism, chivalrous contest and unhesitating encoun.
ter with abuse that animated it of old.
No pains or expense will be spared to make the
Examiner the newspaper of the South For every
department OF it the services of the most accom-.
pshed and active writers will be secured. Spe-
cial correspondents will be posted in New York
and Washington, and OF her important centres of
Intelligence in tue country A former active editor
of the old Examiner, Edward A. Pollard, will be
employed as correspondent from Europe, in which
country he proposes to write History Ct the
War, and to form familiar acquaintance with
the politicks of Europe, especially In connection
with American questions and topicks. This cor
respondence will constitute q special feature Of
interest in our paper.
The undersigned was recently the editor of the
richmond Times, but in consequence of disa
greement with the part.proprietor of that paper
he mas been forced to leave it and to appeal to the
civil courts for his lights and he now Or jposes to
himself the nober task of reviving paper en-.
deaTed to the South by many memories of the
past and associite with so much that is ADM
rabe in its heroick and literary name in hi tory
de calls upon the old subscribers OF the Examiner
from Virginia to Texas, TO rally to its support to
renet0 their subscriptions and t. assist IN the re.
Vival OF paper which has existed for three.
quarters OF century, and which has ever been
solictous TO honor truth aud virtue, prompt to
chastise abuses, and ambitious to defend and
adorn the civilization and literature of the South
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The first number of the Examiner will contain
sketch OF the life of the late John NJ Daniel,
whose name il historical in come ction with the
Virginia press, and than whom the annals OF
neWspaI er literature in America show few more
extraordinary uen-certainly no greater master
OF vigcur aud satire ia composition The first
Numbers will also contain a graphic ard thrilling
account Of the evacuation of Richmond, with ali
the particulars of the surrender of the city, the
entry Of the troops the grea. confagration, &c,
taken from the advance sheets Of Z. A. PJllard's
Fourth Year of the War" now in press. This
account will be found intensely interesting, and
aside from this consideration, every one should
m arI off n,
only true and faithful account of what the South
has had hitherto but the imperfect narratives
in the Northern papers.
all letters and comuuni 'atioIs Of every charac.
ter should be addressed t.
II. RIVES POLLARD,
Richmond, Va.
Wanted. an agent in every town in Virginia
and all the Southern States.
Also, Immediately, twenty active and enterprs
Ing men to travel and canvass for the paper--a
line chance for men out Of employment.
II. R. p.