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Southern ATgHs.-Last week we inserted the prospectus for the publication of this paper but had not time to present the right hand of fellowship to the Propretors as an earnest of the good feeling we

 intend to manifest upon their debut into the editorial ranks MT Cannte is to take charge of the editorial department. He is favorably known in his county, as possessing the requisite qualifications for render ing newspaper worthy of patronage. We shall now see whether the Selma Courier can be as dis interested as was in one of its phpics against for incidentally remarking few months since, that the business oi newspapers was oyerdone. We do not however, intend this remark to apply to the pre- sent casei for we consider Selma literally ,cihout paper at this time and we congratulate the citizens ofthat hourshng town on the prospect of soon hay ing an independent ournal-one that will not profess Friendship to all men and all parties and prove re- creant to the interests and wants of the great mass of the people-one that will have an editor who can think and who can ,crite for himself

 We hope the proprietors may find the life of an editor as pleasant and profitable as they anticipate. We hope they may never be ntruded upon by the unwelcome visits of the Blues and as an antdote to this, we hope they may have long list of punctuai snbscribers for fthere be bright sunny spot in the diversified life of an editor it is this This is the talisman which can dspel all temporal gloom, and make one in good humor with himself and all the world. Yet, independent of this, the conscious nese having abored to the best of ones abilities for the promotion of the happiness and knowledge of his fellow creatures, affords many, very many delightful themes for retrospection and were it not that our Pecunlary affairs are always ready to obtrude up on the time which should be devoted to the exercise of the noblest feelings of the heart-charity and good will to all mankind-we could satisfy our high est ambition by thus looking back and surveying the little good we have deposited in the general store house of knowledge.