{"newspaper_name": "The Yazoo City Whig.", "edition": "01", "page": "pNone", "byline": ""}
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The publisher Of this most excellent and
paper 10 determined that his
patrons shall have full value for the amount
of their subscription, as we see by a late
number, that be will commence, in the
course Of week or two, the publication OF
a new and interesting work Of pOliticO
romantic character written expressly for
the MIRROR. The editor, in announcing
the appearance Of the work, says


"Not only is the plot full Of absorbing
interest, its characters distinct and life>like,
its incidents striking and well managed, but
it developes in the fullest manner the whole
election campaign Of 1644, and presents
the secret actions Of parties in that contest.
This the author, from twenty years connec-
ton with one Of the great parties is fully
qualified TO perform; and amply does the
work prove his ability, and his access to
sources Of most important information. The
meetings Of u certain secret order are fully
and graphically described, caucuses lait
open, prominent men skilfully portrayed
and mystery, apparently inexphcable trac'
ed to its source. The work will be inter
spersed with local descriptions and sketches
showing up the love, law, literature, crimes
aud politics of New York, commencing a
the Five Points and ending at the white
House, The characters will be real-tht
names only fictitious"


That the above wolk will be most inter
esting, We have not a doubt, as the vel
known chalactc: of the Mirror for higt
order Of literature, warrants the belief tina
the work is the production of the highes
order of talent. and fully worth the sub
scription prices of the Mirror, which is Onll
tpo dollars gear, in odnonce.