PROSPECTUS
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For Increasing Tie circulation ot The
FORT GIBSON CORRESPONDENT.
AZ fhe next Gubernatorial Election is likely
he one of unusual interest to the people q
I.ssissippi II becomes the duty OF every true
Democrat To aid in the promu CATION 81 potll-
fal knowledge among his fellow citizens, that
me public mind NAV stand disabused by me
misrepresentations of the opposing party. rs
Press being faithful guardian OF the rights o.
The mass, tie Democracy should not latter nor
hesitate to assistin lis support when caHeG "
IN. It being the sa est and surest medium
through which to make known the glorious OBJ
;ects Of the American Democracy. We there
iore cherish 4 hope that the friends OF the
cause III which the Correspondent has been en-
raued SO long, vii, endeavor to help rs con-
4nctors 70 continue the good fight, by procu-
vjnC an additional number Of subscribers. No
eyertions will be spared to make II alike use
fpl 10 The patriot and the sage, the politician
and the divine. the farmer and the mechanic,
he man Of letters and the man OF leisure, the
l,wver and the doctor, the matrOn and the
maid. the sad and the GAVIN fact il shall be
inst such a paper as will contain something to
at the tastes Of all grades and classes OF soeI-
ey, and at the same time battle mantullY and
perseveringly for the success of Democratic
principles. A paper Of this general plan we
. deem of essential importance 10 the success ot
lie Republican party, which ought at least to
lie So near the heart Of every intelligent man
who's accustomed TO take that noble word on
his lips To sustain US in this course, and 70
place the paper on the ground i ought y oc-
cupy. and make it hereafter all that II ought TO
Be, its subscription ought 10 be at least doubled
while every subscriber ought 70 be prompt and
punctual III complying with the terms Of paw
ment in advance. We adventure literally and
largely-will we besuStained, as will concede
we ought to be, bY Tie Democracy Of Clal-
borne, on whom we rev, and in whose behalf
and interest we assume responsibilities SO serl-
Gus!


There is no subscriber who, if disposed e
take that degree Of interest in the work, and
the common cause to which it is devoted,
could not easily procure and forward the sub
scnptOns Of one, two three or more in adj
tdon to his own. The effect of such mode
Of support will be obvious. How sensibly j
would Be appreciated, it is Of course, needless
% saw Ii would be the care of the conduc
9Ts, ID all its departments, in the rerurn whicl
'hey would make for it, to see that none shoult
lave cause to regret it.


Trusting in the nobility Of our motives, "
present this Prospectus to our friends and tn
public, with a hope that our enterprise WI
meet with the encouragement it deserves.


TERNs.-Three dollars per annum, in ad
vance.


JAMES A. GAGE,


WIN. B. TEBO.


Port Gibson, January IS. 8d5.