PROSPECTUS OF THE
Columbus Monitor.
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gious Lllnlinary viii hereafter be pub
lished weekly in this city BY the subscriber,
under the title Of. The Columbus Monitor
The paper, In its denomnational character.
will remain as heretofore, and be devoted to
the interests Of christianity, sound morals, and
general intelligence.


The Columbus Monitor win bepublshed on
a large imperial cheet. containing twenty -eight
columns, and neither expense nor, labor viii be
spared to. render it worthy Of the confidence
and patronage Of the denomination TO whom it
appropriately belongs, as well as Of the favor Of
the community at large-aud to the patrons Of
the "Monitor and Euminary". We would re-
spectfully say, try rs and judg US by our works
The first number win be issued as earlysin:
April as. the necessary arrangements can be
made.


The terms Of the Monitor IN Is enlarged
form, win be S4 per annum in advances 5 at
the expiration Of six months, OF IS at the close
.ofthe year.


N B. FIVE Dollars N Brandon money viii
be received for a years subscription in advance.


Al. s. BAYLEY, Of Columbus.
Senior Editor and Proprietor.


Rev. Mr. CLEMENS, Of a labama,


a assistant Editor
Colnabus, April 8, 1899 30f