The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
REAL ESTATE BR OK E R S
AND GENERAL AGENTS,
NO. SO, St Charles Street
New Orleans, LA.
PROSPECTIIS
OF
The American Gotten Planter
AND
THE SOIL OF THE SOUTH.

,rha qualification OF the American Cotton Planter |
New Volume and New Series( will be resumed at
the Publication office Iin the City OF MontSone'J
Alabama at an early day, III Monthly NumocrS, d"
formerly containing thirty-two pages eacI, h'nu /
somely covered and neatly stitched we attSInpteu
TO continue the publication OF the Cotton i' ,,+ |
during the war and did so for one year az most
runo9s cost. With the June number Tor lsoZ No No
a,,sIanda1 its DublicatiOn-when we laid down tho [
men for the Seaipe and went into the service OF our
country as surgeon, where We renamed az d. oui /
nest till the close of the war. The disastrous wal
compelline us to suspend its publication having
closed we shall resume it, in the same me s'l0
and vigorous efficiency in which we suspendedn'
This southern Rural Magazine will, as before the
War be devoted principally to the planting inter
est Of fine Southern States 1t Is true, by the val
NO have lost our slave labor. but have not LOST
our fine lands nor superior GENIAL clllnate-t
I,i,inaJ canacitv of which have heretofore ana
-, viii enable us TO produce the finest quahty OF
Cotton in the world We have now n clear lielu
f the EXERCISE of Southern energy, intellect and ca
,oa we are not near ruined Let us arouse us
to Interchangeable, industrious and PeTseNettifhII
,.Sunny South" will again, and very sooh slhilo III
the nr0fusion of prosperity ana plenty. =, H.
In the pages Ct this Rural Magazine muGh oren
led system of labor for our plantation PURPOSES,
We shall also urge upon cur tnteIs tie III %ipT
Stock raising Fruit Growing, and all Horucuitupa t
productions thus diversifying labor mo Tvs H@s
proitable misunderstanding to our glorious country
the boon of independent prosperity Pleh'S anu
health. ~ Cotton Planter we
c st;lI actuated by the motives which I'M US
| in its organization. Fourteen years aolne Pr
! nfc combining science anu
@ 0ricnItnrol operations If possible, II Is even
onra necessary now than ever. 1t Is true, Oeloie
the war the negro and the oVerseer were NY - -
lIG md tbey did bring present profit, but at
nnnst ruinous waste to the soil OF our county .
These are now institutions OF the past Gul e e.
;nterest for the future lies in the chanheI Oh los
terinr and building up our AgIlcultuIS upon - n
:li,7 a; eFeren+ and improved basis. we must no"
nn,Ine farming with planting, and foster sIazliiS
with stock raising in our country tn2' Ne
resuscate and the o Tae and pro
mote bv all means, manufacturing anu the nr1
chanic arts for which our country 1t 11,,t -
natnral facility The columns OF the cotton l.l
Ia Sill win not only be always open 1or COUNT
Tications on all these subjeets-eyeh urgehoIs 20
-itin0 such-but will be the staunen anu uho apI,I
,n;sinr advocate of their introduction anu eAe"
nna-nent in our system of industrial economy
Fin commOn with our fellow cltlzehs ol IhS o e ~
we have lost much by the war-VeIy much ~ 10 t.
and while our profession one t TPcb ia fhe deep il
field for pecuniary gain, yet sucn Is - ' tnSard
tarest we feel and take in rearing 1he sCaurn
excellence in our Southern ASrlcuitule, NJ - ~
ture and Stock raising, that we are mp ~ 49,
- Iafora ns with the bare hope that our emu
in this great and good work VIII IeSelNc a.
compensatory patronage at the hanus Vi wv P
and farmers of the South 81. of Aorir1
tural Improvement in the South to ald Us III CO
inc the circulation of the Cotton Plant9r. 90 Of
RCHANGED RATEs.-The very hlgh price u .
the necessaries of life, with all printing material q
naDer occasioned by the destructive war ou.
which have so recently come win tls 80" :
yalue of TIE currency, compel us us TO advance
nrice of the Cotton Planter, for the present. OF
such time when living and expenses come down
anu old prices ,D,,e
OF One copy year in advance - -
Six Comics one YEAR in advance. 1850 -------l'
All Post Masters are requested to act as agen
at above rates-reserving ten per cent as comm
All subscriptions should commence with
vo1nme n. B. CLOUD, NJ D.,
i. Editor and Proprietor to-
Montgomery Ala, Nov. Is 1865 FeO'