The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-02
NEWS AND OTHER ITEMS.

RELIEF FOR Mr.. DAVIS FAMmY.-The
Newborn a. CO. Commercial says four hun.
bred and forty dollars have been raised in
that city through the exertions of Mrs. +.
C. Roberts and Miss Harriet Lane, and for
warded to Mrs. Davis. Noble and christian
work
! Mrs. Burwell Boykin as agent for Dallas
county, Ala, acknowledges the reception otf
$3.50, for the sams. e esjee5t
4 The Holly Springs (Miss.) Reporter knows
several girls in Marshall county, who were
raised in the lap of luxury, with fine car
riages to ride in and money by the thousands
| to spend before the war, who can now chop
wood, drive two-horse wagon, go to mark
ct, and do all the house work. They can 90
in the kitchen, too, and prepare dinner
equal to French cook. And then call on
them in the parlor, they will treat you to
such music as would make the houri listen
with wonder and admiration These girls
have cheerfully conformed to the change in
their pecuniary circumstances. The Report.
er thinks theya worthy of being the wives
of the greatest and best in the land, and SO
think we.
The number Of emigrants who arrived in
New York last week was 1870, making 1892
since January LIST, against Is, ls4 during the
corresponding period of last year.
The Memphis Avalanche says Judge E. f.
Buckner of fernando, Miss, has been miss
ing from home for upwards of two weeks.
and that serious fears for his safety are en-
tertained by his relatives and friends.
Among the appropriations made by the
United States Congress are, for the survey of
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, $250,000; sur
vey of the western coast, $l3O,00O; survey
of South Florida reefs, $4,000,
Parson Brownlow has issued proclama-
tion expressing his determination to call out
his militia for the purpose of furnishing evil
doers- He himself is the most notorious
"evil doer" in the State.
Canada, by the terms of the Confedera-
ton, is to be termed the Kingdom of Cam
ada" with Senate, House of Commons, and
Northumberland.
A disturbance recently occurred between |
in Brazil from the United States
A party of northerners attacked and at
tempted to burn a saw-mill belonging to the
Georgia paper noting the departure of
q train load of negroes for Tennessee, apos-
trophises them in Byron's oft-quoted lines,
slightly varied:
Pare We well, and, If forever,
Still, forever fare We we'll"
The Washington Chronicle of the oath
INST, says: at is no longer q secret that
many Republicans have called upon the Pres
dent to sign the reconstruction bill, and
hat many Of those who have sustained his
Dolicy have advised the same course, while
still larger class, and among them certain
# the recent insurgent leaders, have recon-
nended that his veto should be sent in early
n the week, so as TO afford time to Congress-
nd that in repeating his objections he
hould take care TO state that he will hon !
silly execute the law when il is duly enact '
d."
The subscription to the fund for the relief s
the South. in New York city. has reached n
be sum of S3l 900.
The London Review mentions as new, b
hat has long been practice in this conn., \
y, the employment of women in photo "
-aphic establishments.
The emancipation Of the slaves, a conse-
hence Of the abolition Of the slave trade,
now no more than question Of form, OF
,POrtunity and as soon as is permitted
: the difficult circumstances in which the
untry is, the Brazilian Governments win =,
nsider business Of the highest order. the 70
Of that which the spirit Of Chris m
unity has long reclaimed from the business "
orld H.