The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16
PROSPECTUS
OF
The American Cotton Planter
AND
PROSPECTUS
THE SOIL OF THE SOUTH.

! The publication Of the American Cotton Planter
! New Volume and New Series) will be resumed al
the Publication office, in the CITY of AIODtGomery
AIabama at an early day, in Monthly Numbers as
formerly, containing thlrty-two pages each hand.
sOmeIy covered and neatly stitched We attemDtcd
to continue the publication OF the Cotton Planter
during the war and did 50 for wear at a most
rulhous cost with the June number for 1s62 we
suspended ITS pubGcation-when We laid down the
pen oF the Scpel ana went into the service of our
az surgeon where We remained, at our
ST. IN the close OF the war. The disastrous war
cSHinpennS us to suspend its publication having
9 we shilli now resume it, i'll the same fine vie
anu vigorous eihclency in which We suspended il
IhlS southern Rural Magazine will as before the
N"L DC utNoted principally to the PLANTING inter.
est OF the Southern States 1t is truf nv IT, M
We nave lost our slave labor, but we have not I"st
our hne lands, nor superior genial climate ~
@omblnGd capacity of which have heretofore aud
Cotton i, US to produce the finest quality of
far T' tI al Silf world We have now clear field
Iol te exercise OF southern energy intellect and ca
PIclty. We are not near ruinedi Let us aronse ITs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Industrious and persevering
' oA the blessing OF God, this beautiful
sunny south viii again and very soon smile in
'nf Prplusloh OF prosperity and plenty
IN the pages this Rural Magazine nucb ,+.o,,
uoh VIII be devoted to the subject of A we'll crgsr
iXeu system OF labor for our plantation purn6Sas
shail also urge upon p anters the importance
of combining Farming with pIantin IN pol lance
o'oCh raising Fruit Growing and all Enrticnj+n-si
M mus versitying Labor into its most
FoltIoLe ci'hheIS-Securing to glorious country
ng Iooh OF independent prosperity, plenty and
In resumng publication of the Cation p,,,,.o
are stu actuated by the motives which immersed nc
~. IA = Vi 3ahlzatIon Fourteen years ago-the imnor
Vi com olhlng science and improyement Iy;tb
our Agricultural operations If possihIe II il I'm
more necessary now than ever 1t is trut befora
'"c "'E' tue negro and the oVersetr were tho -;
reIance-and they did bring present nrn6t ~ IAN IN
4 most runous waste to the soil of opr co1,r+ at
Inese are now institutions the past Our rrTya
intert st. for the future lies in the fbanI rue
terlng and building up Agriculture upon an rs
tIelN uiHeftnt ana improved basis We mns+ -
combine farming with planting, and foster eraziD,
with stock raising, in our country that We n,nS
and IN prove the wide ste of xhauStaS
: mr. al.
n.y., y means, manufacturing and the mo
chahlc arts, for which our country affords evar,,
natural facility The columns of the Cotton PIantr
ana Son VIII not only be ALWAYS omen for coTn,,I,
iodtIohS on an these subieCts-ev n URGENTLY in. l
vltlng such-bnt will be the staunch and i7nnornro
missing advocate of their introduction and encanT /
syIheht IN our system of industrial economy
IN common with fellow citizens of the cour+r,, |
We nave lost much by the war-very much fnr NJ: /
ria fan e our profession offers, perhaps brighter
-a,,sst ~, fiy gam Yet such Is the deep in
lerest We ieel an take in rearing the standard Of
~ III So "a our southern Agriculture Horticu!-
-ufe anu otock raising. that we are mpelled 10 tha
task before US, with the bare hons, tbat go So tto
n this great and good work will receive at lsast
I ~ Ib,aoEaSe at the hands of the planters
We ask our friends and the friends of ericrl.
La Improvement IN tne South to aid us in extend
OUR CHANGED RATEs.-The very bieb nr;oa oe u,
ne neeessarles OF HE, with all printing material and
,aPeE' ocGasioned by the destructive war out of
which we have recently come with the reJncaJ |
alue OF currency, compel to advance tha |
rice OF the Cotton Planter for the present or iii
nen TIME "hen living and expenses come down to
Id prices ~
TERMS:
me copy one year in advance - saoo
X copies one year, IN advance Is 90
All Post Masters are requested to act as agents
above rates-reserving ten per cent as colnmis. '
All sub ;criptions should commence with the
olume N b CLOUD NJ n =
ron4..- A.. Editor and Proprietor.
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