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The Southern Magazine.

TIME publishers of the periodical 80 widely
and favorably known for the last three
years as the Nex Eclectic, In view Of tne iacs
that the great preponderance Of originai na.e'
in its contents now renders that title unsuita-
bic, have determined to conduct II in future
under the name Of :. s if5.,is}E
THE SOUTHERN MAGAZINE.
This change in title implies no change in the
principles and aims of the Magazine 1t Will
be the constant endeavor Of the publishers 10
make it the exponent Of the best Southern tall
ent and culture and to afford an organ TOT
Southern. thinkers, scholars and men OF letters
to communicate with the Southern people
While keeping aloof from partisan politics, 1t
will not abstain from occasionally discussing
the great political questions Of the day IN q
calm and impartial spirit; and 1t will at all
times welcome papers containing INFORM
respecting the resources and prosperity OF the
South, or judicious counsel for their deveiop-
ment and Improvement.
No articles of sectarian character Will DC
admitted; nor will anything of q nature to gaye
just offence to persons OF any christian Ialtn
find place in its pages.
Ample spgce will be, devoted to lighter liter
AZURE, fiction, poetry, essays, and humorous
sketches from original sources, SO as to render
The Southern Magazine a welcome guest in every
home-circle.
Whileannouncing it as an original Magazine
the publishers propose so far to retain the eclec-
tic feature rs to present from time to time, from
foreign sources such papers as strike them a.
possessing unusual merit or interest. 80 -
Our list of contributors now includes nearly
all the distinguished writers of the South
Among others we may mention the names Of
| Hon. A. H. Stephens, Rev. R. L. Dabncy,D ID.
Hon. s. T. Wallis, Prof. G. w. Hutson,
Prof R. l.. Gildersleve, Prof. I. r. Price,
Prof. Geo. F. Holmes, Judge WA. Cooke,
John Esten Cooke, Edward Spencer,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Preston, Mollie E. Moore,
Paul III. Hayne, &C. w. Hills,
Lawrence G. johnson, ':Barton Grey
Saml. Selden, 'Alcibiades Jones" 10
and many others. - &.
| sPhilemon PERCH will continue his vivaci-
Gus and characteristic Dukesborotgh 1dles; and
we expect to publisha series of papers from the
pen of the wise and genial Col. .Jno. s. Holt,
author Of abraham Page, &c.
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