{"newspaper_name": "Mississippi Democrat.", "edition": "01", "page": "pNone", "byline": ""}
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The MIssIssIPPIAN.-T excellent De-
mocratic paper comes to us this weel en-
Iarged to the mammoth size, and with great
improvement in its typographical e1cu-
ton. II is now the largest and ne;test
paper in the State. Mammoth newspapers,
generally speaking, are unadulterated mm-
bugs, their columns filled with dull, vapid
prosy articles, written seemingly to fill up
space, or with an endless string Of uninte-
resting, patchedup items, serving no ase-
full or sensible purpose; but the number Of
the Mississippian before us is filled with
spirited editorial and selected matter, and
we venture to say that it will continue ro
be SO filed, and Ito repeat what we said a
few weeks ago. that it will maintain its
position in the front line of the "progres.
sive democracy"


Mr.. J. r. Hall is the agent Of the papel
at this place.