The Daily News, 1865-02-16

Boultberat .Eiteraryi lIoessansc, HI8 long established and well-kqown ,,journal.of Literature having been re reeitly - eitly reeitly ptirahased by tho'subscribers, will, in 'Uture, be conducted eAclusively under their iontrol. In all its departmente, both busi busiiese - iese busiiese and editorial, the Messenger will be un unler - ler unler the management of an eitfirely new re regime, - gime, regime, and the Proprietors are sanguine of luccess in thefuture which the Magatinehas iever yet realised, if their friends and the )9blio shall yield. them a support worthy of o important an enterprise, looking to the ad. rancement of the highest literary interest of he Confederacy. Argument or appeal ia behalf of the im importanOo - portanOo importanOo of an elevated literature to our sontryj the absenoe of which has hitherto nade us a by-word of reproaches among the. )lder nations, and even now militates against >ur interest' ibroad, need not be addressed o those whom this circular is designed to reach. But to the attalament of this great end, iomething more is necessary.than mere ver verbial - bial verbial expressions of sympathy and encourage encouragemont. - mont. encouragemont. The friends of SoutherA literature ast-foster the efforts of our literary men to secure for us a worthy position in the world fletters. We design the Messenger to be an enter enterprise - prise enterprise worthy of stpport of all classes of our people. We shall aia chiefly to secure for our pages, the productions of the highest order of genius and scholarship, and at, the same time such rtioles as will contribute to the instrucition and amusement of the public at large. To this end we shall give our' at attention - tention attention to and solicit contributions fftem Southern writers in all the departments of Literature. Poetry, Romapce, Review, rIti rIticism, - cism, rIticism, In short, every subject whose promi prominence - nence prominence Is sualcient to entitle it, to notice, will have its due share of atteniloo. We ernestly solicit The assistance of our friends througliout the Confedeiaoy in the enlargement of our subscription list, whidh mpt-be increased to enable us to mtet the heavy pecuniary outlay to which we aball be subject. er the present the prioe of subscription will be $10 for twelve months. $6 for six nonths,if the order Is received previous to March 1, 1865, After that date the-subAcrip the-subAcription - tion the-subAcription will be $12, for twelve monthi, $8 for six moi.ths. This increase will not affect those who subsoribebefore the first of March next. Orders must be accompanied with the cash. 11r. George C. Wcdderburn, formerly'of New Orloans, now of this city,will control the business intersts ofthe Messenger, and bir. Frank I. Alfriend, of tbiacity, will di dinet - net dinet its editorial managemenL Communjica. lions connected with the literary conduct of t he Messenger will &o directed to the eiltor; other comuunioatidoh shold be directed to the Proprietors. WEDDE"lURN & ALFRIEND, feb 18'65 Richmond,Va. A New Paper In Itelanbond. - PROSPECTUS. T IE undersigned propose to publish a - Dail,y Paper, Vander the title of "The nioicmond Herald," on or about the 15th of January ult, It will be entiely Independentin polities, but will nevertheTess accord to the Adinin Adininistration - istration Adininistration a just 'support in all measures which, in the opinion of its conduotors, may be. deemed promotive of the good of the cause in whiah we are engaged. A propet oitielim of such aots as. will be deoed adverse to this object, will be,f of course, consistant with the independent charicterunder which. the piper"Is to b6 Inauguratpd. In the matter of General News It will Pe found to keep face with the leading jour.k sale of the day, while it will have added to it, in the aiiter of financlal intelligence a feature Sfueh as, we venture to say, no p a aper - per aper in the Confederacy can boast of. Edi Edilorials - lorials Edilorials from the pen of ,ono .of the ablest financial writers In this.or any other coun country - try country will be presented ineach nitnber. . For r'easons not now proper to be mei.. tioed, -we forbear to give the names of those who-shall compose the rigular edito. rfal staff; but we flatter ourselves that when thy shall appear, they will be fquad to constitute Aueh an array of tldent as cati. ogt be excelled on this continent. The'well knmw oharneter of the Indivi. a nal whose namne appears below, as a, sted a graphie reporter, furnishes, we presume, a guarantee that, is all that relates toIna toInaportant - portant toInaportant politica1 afbeches and dbbales. wifether in legislative assemublies or out of them, the "Hersaid" will. present 'advanta 'advantages - ges 'advantages certainly-not to be excelled by any pa paper - per paper in the Qonfuder-aty. The farming interests wil be faithfully vindi9ated, an eafre taken to disseminate the earliest intelligenoe'which a proper re regard - gard regard for ths-welfmrd of that groat element 4f national wealth ahd powee shall demapd. In the matter - of, correct eoinrp1 in. telligencoe, equel-seat bal ,be saifeed, our object being to assign to saed of hese departntentss editor of kbown experience a abilitg. - Arrangements are on foot by wbiclh to secure the qarliea,t foreign,.news, and the faper will conj.in suchk editorial talent, as will fully elueidate' the beaisg of foreige diplomnacy upon Southern interests,. In short, "The' Riobmond Herald" will be found to combine euery' feature of inter.. eat which the requiremnes of the present erie demnand. The enterprise is respee(ffiey commad commadef - ef commadef t' the favor and patronage of the eitf eitfseas - seas eitfseas of She Sothern Cosfederacy. fe -18 P. KlAN & CO. feb 8'8 . iihmond, 4a. A LL kinds cf JOB WQILK nently ezoon ezoonLI. - LI. ezoonLI. tod a this eille..

Soutihern Field and Fireside? OnAND LITERAXY OMIJINATIOE THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRESIDE, 07 AUQsTA, GA., AND THE ILLUSTRATED MERCURY, Or RAL1.1O, N. C., Combined and continued under the old pop pop- - - pop- ular title of the 8OUTHERN FIELD AND FIRESIDB. TME Proprietdrs o the Aercury having purchased the ournaN FISr.D AND yjnmiDE. and inding it Impossible to make arrangements which would insure a regular supply, of paper, upon account of the ir.gg. ularity,snd ubcertainty of transportation for the FUiLD AND Fifasio At -Augusta, Ga., the same having to be stiplied from the milla at Raleigh, N. C., have removed tbo I19L AND Finsit) to R'aleigh and corh. bined.thae tvo stor4og Literary Journal*. The ManeunT Is theefore meroed into the BourTUR FIRLD AND FinnIug, and will be a'o' published u'nti the state of the country will Justify a divergemoent, wh4n both pa papers - pers papers will be resumed an4 continued as here heretofore. - tofore. heretofore. Subscribers to both journals will receive the paper to the full time of sub subscription - scription subscription without delay or interruption. The entire editorialand contributorial corps of both papers are retalged upon the energ. Ing journal. It is announced, without fear of contradiction, that the extens1*e and splendid array of combioed talent now pa, ployed in writing fOr the'Fis.p AN $ila $ilaRiDs - RiDs $ilaRiDs surpasses In zenilne morit, ability, o0 o0lebrity - lebrity o0lebrity and nume*"',str4ngth, any cor4bi cor4bination - nation cor4bination or engagem ever before attsined in the history of odical LitirataVe of Europe or Ameripa. TSRMS: One mubscribar, six months,'$ S .: s $20 00 Eleven subscribers, ; s ; 200 00 Address WM1. .8Int 'rCv., feb 18'85 Ragh, N. C. The Key.14o0e. A MAsoNIO 0N Y XAGAsZtX. W AS commenced ouRe VIIWT OV JAN. UAlRY, 1865, a publication of 0 Monthly Magasine under the aboe title, do dovotea - votea dovotea to the interest of the Aneient and Honorable FrTernit,y of free and Accepted Masons. I believe that every good Mason will arei with me In the opinion that such. publica publication - tion publication will be al in enlightening our less infr a, ond in dispensing many % o rd of cheerfulness to the heathou. wor worthy - thy worthy brotidws as. U w1ll b Urpo -;. ever hun moy a Ia reil 4 _an of a It Tadh ut Landmarks of i1 t ine strength and syonietrical ling, lest I err, In clothing myself for responsible an office, I shall engage .upon the Kay STONE Such sklled editorial talent, as shall keep the lights well trimmed and brightly burning, with the sinere hope that as our work goes forth each month, from the quarries of our labor it may pass an improved inspection and be acceptable to the head and to the 'heart of every good Master at whose home or hands it may be received. TERMS: One subscrib;r six months, $10 00 Twelve subactibeis six moaths, 100 00 Single copies, 2 00 Masons, Lodges, Chapters, Councils and Encampments will pleas. send in t,heir sub. soriptions at once. 'Address WM. . SMITU, Proprietoi, Wals h, N. C Now Ready. THE Yanuary nnmber of Tunu Kasro"NX; the only Masonic Magtzine in the South. The Grand Lodge of North Caro Carolina, - lina, Carolina, at Raleigh, Dec. 7th, 1864, was plaas plaased - ed plaased to pass the following resolution: Whbreas, Brother WM. 11. Smith, of this city, hav comnienced the publication of a Monthly Periodical devoe to the interest of the Masonio- Fraternity, eatitled Tax Ksavron, and whereas, a work of this kind is-very much needed by the Craft through throughout - out throughout the Confederate States, therefore, ReIolced. That this Grand Lodge recom recommend - mend recommend said work to the Subordinate Lodges and the Craft generally. fob 1866.. Week1y NIeIIgesaeev' 3AEVOWED To NWwS, I.ITUnATYt, CON REG, I8S published at Wilmington, N. 0., en Wednesday of each week, and contains the latest telegra'phie news, thaving the ad. vantage of the news of the Press Associa Association. - tion. Association. The Market. will be fully and carefully carefullyreportosed - reportosed carefullyreportosed a true statemnegt of their co:s. dition h6hestly given.''1We Bave secured correspondents in the armied of Geas.-Lee and eauregard, and wiii always give a faithful and full record of army matters., Post itiasters and otheri are requested to act as Agents and each A gent 11tending six or more subjeribers, ylth the moey for ix mnonths, wll recody. the Istr%a.ooas si months gratis. Subseripti.ons writinot be taken for a long longer - er longer period than sit months; and in no case will the papet be seat until the money ia re reeeived. - eeived. reeeived. W Advertisements inserted for $1 per line. beyls. Weekly Intelligener-Three months. $5 we " " - Six months, 10 00 .H. iH. MUNSON. feb 18'66 Edit., and I'tegretor,