The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-14

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Messrs' Ea'ssrss ". p.an'o.s =" sse'.
taking advantage OF the 1avoraDle Weatner
which we have enjoyed for the last few
.,ael,s - maka a rood START in their work
".o>s -. ,4a,,1. ,,,5 d.
this year, despite tne uhproles'Dio s',1' o.'.
heartening results OF last years iaDor IN
the field. they have gone to work with great
2aal and ENERGY. Some are scarce of hands,
! DIS, .,.a.a,, sro,,asf yzoll for
80 -, a.. =, -
thef future. God grant tnat an apunuane
i crop may reward the Southern people every
where. this year for another such disastrous
,ao,. ~ t1a MAST xvould hrifio staryatftEEh to
Je'sl as - g t..l
many o. our Sell.9 y = os.1.1
miseries on the wll6Ie South from which we
Iwauld no recover in a life time As it is,
| +lo+ x,rao+ or, ffar;no, Ia in STORE
Iosiee " ss'y .,.e'e .
for many Iamines III 'nis sec'lon 'nis eaa'
principally widows and children, unless they
racaive assistance. There are plenty of
1xr;,s4o, Nosboha
people In Ae1aia' LeaAo' !" in'eon, t'o'looa'
&c, who are out OF corn ana meaI now anu
only get the same in pittances, as they earn
5. - .ro ,,oaa tho rae;n;ants of the charity
- s~e,s4:r-a. s-a ,,,lo ~,
OF Uheir fienus VI 1oiaoisoo' -A'e ~
| corn last year and no cotton TO obtain
money with
| wby DON'T the I,aoislature order the dis
tr;hnt;on of that indigent fund Are they
| rn;,. -, volt ,,ntil ;ts would be recipients
800 81 ss+arva5 s;cLen and die That amount
| nronorlv fl;str;hntad in provisions will helm
| immenselv and should he apportioned out
| w;tbout 6alav Two hundred dollars of the
RaIt;mora reiief fund was distributed in
| go, boro lost yaar and one hundred women
~ ooH oL;ISro- f,rn;sbad h,aad several weeks
6T -
| ny ynn 10 ps.5 of D;roc+ors of tba New Or.
Ahos 1H1-. poo % - Co.. Northar,, Poiiroad
1eans' oaoAso SUI ooSaS w tha ;mnortance of
having "o ia1o Nt..s:'. - of tlot rsrao+ T,o5
aoU,o . uP9i ~ ~ 1aaa> -, +bo 1t of Anr;I
anu anu uooi.oo n. ~ 80, &c., -. 49, Tarnapsoo
% Inae pol'ion ia1 80 Iii fn;ld Il for its
10, W o.. 4ons,, f ,,aors the ,,rosnact of
aeSepe +ha rood hos unused new life in tbis
se.Gs sne 20 o;t;aa,,s - ,,oIT believe the aarJy
s.'nt,,at;o,, soom, nf tha rood a fyad fact and
.os,o,ter baro ;s look;yo, mn ranidly There
pioPeS P,S;T +I,a oonst,ndtion of this rail-
- nonoy 1av'4- ef ao.a;+oi;s+s ora raoly to
| - Lo1a Took Of the anternrise of some
1 GsAe nolu ;t.I;st. ssho H. in q fau| ,1,ontbs
poaooe ts,o eo,.,,,pd' oomnany and gone To work
to mild in = year or two. the New Orleans.
Woh;Ia ond 9battanoooa railroad. which
n-H LII cost a;ahtean or twentv million of dol
~. Ti,.t g +La nov To taka hold and that
:at -ao = ~, an: NJ 11rlaons and Graat
viii he taken hold ofbv its
1oosas WIFI fortv and n half miles nearIv
III 7o5 S.oY, 4anton to Kosc;nslo. and
on e. ~r,alad from Aberdeen Sonth to the
,oI.;le - +,,a lassaas with the exnenditnre
! Of SoSo o01 and the iron. could have fifty
- ~ ooranIataJ ,road in q few months.
1ss;,.s,- = z-a,td nav lila
aIa g. u, ems hus;Iess which
oSaas soSa ,n tbros,ph r Kosc;nsko from the East
and above Kosciusko to cross Big Black and
sot to the Central Road at Goodman, Du-
rant West and other Stations upon that
roaS would ston at Kosciusko or other Sta
tions nf the New Orleans Road abore Canton
and thns secure that road a fine business to
hag;n with. until il was extended to Aber-
deen and from there to the Tennessee Riv-
ar Connecting at Chickasaw with road
aIreadv nartialIy built from Columbia by
Monnt, Pleasant. Waynesboro, &c. The ex-
tansive road will omen a new trade to New
OI1eans. secure a heavy passenger travel to
itself. by reason of being the shortest route
North. and will make pile of money for its
Iessees
The nrosnectiye extension of the New Or
leans railroad throuoh the yery heart of the
Ctatn and the riokafV and insecure CODul-
t;on Of the State Honse at Jackson. have
80 oonso6 the ag;tation of the removal
~ tha Gon;taf from Jackson to Kosciusko.
tha sno ,h;coI canter of the COTTON State
Yons S1W c;fizans NAV look at the Question as a
IT h,,t - viii Snroly come in a few wears
4 yosoaut;on tn that effect onIv lacked thir-
=. go, ~,otos of ,,osS;ng the Lower House in
I Ts52 and Jackson then had big laugh over
the carricature gotten ND at the time repre-
sant;no one off &ttala's noblest represen ta-
tives t1goine with the State House on his
haok wbife oEr little Senator. the brilliant
Hanry Grav was urging him ON with the
argument Of a bio horse whip, but mind that
tbe laugh is not ON the other side after
awhile
Your citizens are clever peoule. I like
tbem Ilived nearly a wear among them,
eat at their tables and met with them at their
fres;des often. and never found them such
aristocrats and unsociable people that had
been told they were, but they cannot keep
the capital ALWAYS. We want it up here in
fhe healthy piney woods where we have
nIantv of Stone to build a fine new State
Honse-where we have pure cold water in
our wells all the year round-where we
have such bracing pure atmosphere that
there is no danger Of yellow fever or cholera
fever getting here. where, by railroad con-
nection at Canton with the lower part of
the State, with railroad connection with the
Mobile and Ohio road at Prairie Station;