The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-05

RI 49, of'bav+nu tho first meet
inc held in Jackson. and the great de
mand for their papers, containing a re
port Of tle P~roceeulhgs' Ioulu iuN'
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'ie'.u' 80
80 y
a 'I.ie7 my Ia
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0Iay' Ju9' olS enough - H"ui
one puoliSnef snare Of the coHlIoI's
aforesaid with about a hundred anu
nifty or sixty pounds OF Puohsher out
side
grTba Natcbe1 Courier i publish
ing an interesting and instructive
so,;os Of letters ito = vouno man
ubosa education has bean NEGLECTED.
IT,. ga Io,ra class If voupg men
Of nre.en+ in our land who in the or
dinarv course Of +binos would. about
tb;s +iuo have c~omnla4ad their scbo-
Ios+io adnoatio, and he enterino The
notbs If that literary cnltnre which
Ill oou,, +bo 1o;sr~o hours Of
80, 80 af c-ouro+op+ means and
,nlane+ondinn 4bara GRO many sucb
,-bo diro,4od , foo, ,aars since from
tho scadem,- 70 the camn find them
.aIya. varv deficient in that ]apnaratus
If .trdv which with nroner train
ipg tho schooLroom and the colIeoe
.un,Iv This deficiency carries with
if mo- DISGRACE. as it would if the val
liable years OF youth had been squan-
dered IN ldlehess and dlsslpatloh. 1t
IS, indeed, an honor to them When the
cause IS known, that they cannot read
Greek solve an intricate problem, OF
even express their ideas IN taultless
style IN their mother tongue. We
hope, however, that these young men
willnot accept the situation with IN
difference, but that they will be dill
gent in redeeming the time so far as
opportunities permit; and it IS very
desirable that the mature and cultiva.
ted minds Of the country should lenC
themselves To the work Of pointino
ONT tho uov for tbom and enaoostirc
9cHeDhe9 AN" incubus VI "'0H'"i III
pTOyement. We cannot therefore bu'
commend the letters of which We
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the writers example followed else
where by competent persons.
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prizes were won bv Master Augustin
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a. - ga,.s t6o IrossonooZ - uith
f mask on. and o~roteso1elv attired as
Knight, appeared upon the arena on
mule, and enacted a caPltal buriesqu'
H. 80 snddeniv ~, and 6aJ ~
rood sense to retire at he right tim.
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Il For the Clarion.
, that goes a borrowing goes a sorrowins
5 Listen 70 'He warnings ana lalneilO
{ uohs OF the unfortunate Persecut'
ueoOoI uiluer Ine pressure o. Ihe T
l. Pa'Iou9' aN"IIelous, nSPocrllcal' NE
4 olless' r0i0 -n''' 'eU' i~''ie-9oune gre
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= 'Ile' H',el i'iiiel'eu n'ole oFel "
n misery OIL Jerusalem IMAM Ihe oeoto
Y 1T Vle pare lue" ol having 10 pay Ihe
1t ueoS' out sympathy can III any q
: gree alleviate lheir SulerinSs' uhu
= Inl7 eFrloIe pressure they nav II
4 coPious showers from Ine press. "
is We adamahtihe hearted lnexorab
< "puroLnd CREDITORS who can see tn
d your W material interests will
- promoted by a little lenIency' Al
5. sitting suP'nelS awaiting n pieaSu
IS OIL the oeptof' lou' mlseraole' u
5 Ieellh8 "fetches you ought 10 ma
mlllstones hung around your sttt, u
:" yielding necks, and be cast in the mi
! die of the sea, or swallowed by a ifs
Jonah-like, only not cast up, sent
Botany Bay, or Bushakulampo, to r.