PROSPECTUS

OF THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE
LOUISVILLE MESSENGER
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The present conductor Of the Mes.
senger. believing that the publication
of Democratic paper in this part oil
the State Is important to the party
generally, and is OF much utility to
the citizens irrespective of parties
respectfully proposes to continue ii.
publication, should he meet with a
support sufficient to justify the enter
prise.


The first number OF the second vol
ume will make its appearance OH the
24'h inst, and advocate the claims
Of JOHN &. CALHOUN for the Presidcn.
cy, and LEVI WOODBURY. for the Vice
Presidency, subject to the decision
OF National Convention, 10 be held
in May 1914. The presen, conduct
or promises to use every exertion III
his power to render his paper as in
teresting to its readers as any paper
of its size IN the Southwest.


He earnestly solicits an increase oil
patronage, without which it will be
impossible to continue its publication.


The price Of subscription will con
tinue at the low rate of So per annum
in advanced, or So at the end Of the
year; and he is induced to believe
that no citizen of the country would
be so blind to his own interest, as to
suffer the paper discontinued for SO
small tritle. He would take it as
special favor if any person in the
country would act as agent for the
paper, in obtaining subscribers, for
which services they shall be allowed
one copy for every five cash subscri- !
bers they may obtain; and by sol
doing, they will greatly contribute to|
enhance the value of the paper, and
thereby render it more acceptable to|
an intelligent community.


JOHN j. THOMPSON,


Editor & Proprietor.
Louisville, Mi. June 8, lS43.