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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-02-18
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
IAiOasO. St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.

Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
GoING SouTH-Mail, 1850 A. N.
Mixed, 700 A. ".
Way Freight, 7s05 A. ~.
Through Freight, l0lO a. NJ.
GOING NoRTH-Alail, 1000 =. ~
Mixed, 705 r. NJ
Through Freight, 400 P. NJ.
Way Freight $50 p NJ.
JAS G. CLARKE, General Mang yer.
w 7. MCKINLEY, Division ST. ~
+. CHANDLER, Gen'l Passenger Az emit
JOHN A. WEBB, Local Agent
viekSbuTg and Meridian P.ailroad.
GoTSG EAsr--Leayes vicksbu re 500 p. NJ.
Arrives al Jacl son, 7:3O y. NJ
Leaves Jackson, 7.50 ?. ~
0oRG WEsT-Leaves Meridian, 1900 NJ
Leaves Jackson, G:0 A. NJ
FR'Gur TRAIS-Going Fast, Lvs...12lO p. "
West, Lys..l2l0 p. NJ
y. y. RAWORTH, Gent supt.
GEO. u. LAWRENCE Assist STUNT.
JSo W. CLN6As, Local Ageat.
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Look nj the Elegant Black SILK Fringes.
and pckin Stripes, in Black and Colorsi ais,
Black Satin; also Loop Fringe Buttons, at
WHrlN0 s. GRAY's.
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New Style Hair Plns..-

Black Jet, with Gold and Silver Stars, at
WmrINd & GRAY's
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Just Received

Just Received
Shades complete from 81 % to SO each, New
lot of Wall Paper. Breach Loading Shot Guns
etc, ut
jan 80-d6t EYRlou's.
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The Boss Coffee Pot!
OVER $4,000 NOW IN USEI
THE GREATEST INVENTION YET!

NEW METHOD OF MAKING BOSS COZ
"A FEE in from 2 to 10 Minutes Saves
from % to 80 per cent. and makes better Cof-
fee than any other method 1t is not a boil
ing nor dripping process. All the rich
aroma is retained. No eggs or other clarity
ing substance necessary to produce Coffee as
pure as wine. twill surely sell itselfif given
trial.
READ THIS.
WATER VALLEY, MISS, Jan. II, 1880.
We bought the right to manufacture and
sell "The Boss Coffee Pot'-in Yallobushs
county, December 6, 1879, since which time we
have sold 1866 of said pots in said county.
I. ]. GOODWIN & Co.
Hundreds of other certificates on hand
Parties wishing to secure choice territory in
the best paying business out will consult
their interest by applying soon by letter or
in person to L. W, MACKEI,
SPESGLER HOUSE, JACKSON, MISS.
jan2-lw
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Just Received

Just Received
Beautiful Brocadc Ribbons Satin Ribbons,
all shades; Persian Ribbons, new silk Ties,
Lanquedoc Lace soarfs, new Lace Fchues,
etc, etc. RontNsoN, STEVENS & Co.
. So
Day Goods and notions--J. STApEKER &
Son State street, opposite Sideways.
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Just Opened
A big stock of 8 and 10 cents goods
8t S. LEMLY & Son.
Try pair of those Emerson, s..gators. Ev-
cry pair warranted by.
A. VmpEN
-----s - -
SILK HAIRS, latest style, at reduced prices at
the PARLoR SHoE SroRE. ian3l-dlw
--s -
A NEW lot of Hats just received at the PAR
LoR SnoE STORE, ianSl-dlw
Go to A. virdcn for 0vcrcoats, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes.
LADIES will find at SoBrNsoN, STEVENS 4
Go. the most beautiful display of Evening
Dress Goods, comprising Cashmeres in new
and delicate shades
Bunting in delicate Ivory and Gas blue col
ors; lmperetrice Maslius, Organizes, Tarla-
tanes, erode Rhone Silks in exquisite shades.
satins in all cSlors; Polka Dot Satin, the latest
novelty.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the postolFce
al jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending February IL, 1880.
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Just Opened

A big stock Of and 10 cents goods.
Ut 5. LKNLY & Sox.
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Cloaks and DOlmans-
To close out our remaining stock, we will
sell al cost. L & s. VRnrx
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-25
I'm THE DAYS OF MY GREAT
.GRANBM ANNA.


In the days OF my great-grandnamma, i've
been told,
There were persons Of fashion and taste,
Who, in dresses as stout as chain afhOr OF oiu'
The parties of Rauslagh graced; III,
How high were their heads, ana now hlsn
were their heels, -
And how nigh were their motives ana ways
They moved in propriety's rOunu llAe 'ho
wheels
OF a warranted watch, In the days
OF my reat-grandmamma.
Fashion Thea was 20 dull you could scarcely
discerR
The minute ebb and flow Of her tide,
Add dowagsr's dress, though untrlmmea,
served in turn
Three or ionrgenerationg Of brides
Lise tho family Jewels, the lamily gown
Was reserved r'their gar dlf2lays,
And a ruilled Old lady looked pla1dy down
Upon ru1lsd young girls, Ia thedays
my reat-srSnImamIha'
Oh, the1 who for thQse female paragons
sighed
Were uniltc those who Dsster us now;
They ~ reached win smile ana slnk ana
slide,
Aau q Hniiuetstep and bow;
They were mced and embroidered anu pow
dered and curled
Like the men that we see IN the pleyf;
And itiscestain there's nOhins ~ gAhd IN the
word
Or SO sweet as tn re was IN the days
OF my Observation-Disclosures
Thomas Haynes Bayly.
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y weso pleased to note number of proR'-
he citizens Of Fort Worth, Dallas county,
Gnupvine and Plano ia attendance.
Prof Caller deserves success. He has
spent nearly thirty years in the arduou'
work of educating IN our state. lie gavo US
a peep at bis works, which amazed US. No
man has done as much CHARITY work Of whom
we have knowledge. lie says that
he must lock to his fsmily's in
terest, and those who may
wish to avail themselves Of his experience
and labor must pay him for it. This is right,
All the college classes arc represented.
Our young ladies and gentlemen can be as
thoroughly trained at Mansfield a3 Paywhere
else. One young LAZY who attended Dr..
Wards popular school in Nashville, Ten
nessee, has entersd the Manifold college, be-
lieving ii The school for thorough and al
vsncsd training.
The patronage is Of the best class. Some
of the Wealthiest citizens Of Fort Worth aud
adioibing counties arc permanent patrons
Hebrew, Crock and L'tin, together with
EngliSh, French, German, Spanish and Ital'
ian are taught, the entire course Of malhe--
MATES and sll the sciences.
Nothing will attract the best class Of in
migration SO much a. irst-clas3 schools, We
need many such Institutions as Mansfield
College, gotten ep and run solely in tho IN
tsresL Of education. When such men Is
Professor Collier devotcs his talent and his
time TO tho interest OF the children of Texas
he should certainly be sustained by q good
patronage. There are men from your city
and others sending Thousands Of dollars 10
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Ip the Tnterest Of Eaueation,

correspondence VI tue ilefNlAs
MANSFIELD, Texas, Dec. II, 1880.
December 22d, the first term of the
academic year of our college, concluded with
compositions, speeches and music during tho
day and concert at night.
The brilliant success of these exercises
created deep and cheering impression on
the minds of the friends of education. The
speeches Of the primaries did credit to the
popular teacher os that depar!a emit, Miss
Allie Collier. This, thoroughly educated
young lady has risen rapidly to the highest
standard Of the profession. The school
room has besn her home from early child.
hood. With brilliant intellect, an aptness 10
teach and thorough training, a brilliant future
in this noble profession is sssured.
The young ladies and gentlemen all per.
formed lhsir several parts in an admirable
,manner.
The concert at night was ono of the m sst
Ienjoysble that was ever witnessed by evan
this favored community. ~
The callsthenic exercises were eciqllv
enjoyed and the writer thinks fully ANNA.
Glazed.
The little three year old daughter Of
Professor Collier brought down the house
several times.
| Miss Ray, of Fort Worth, favored tho
audience with two songs, the rendering Of
which placed her in front of the sweet singers
of Texas. Miss Howard, recently from New
York, played the accompaniment to the song.
and Impressed tho hearers with the truth Of
Mar proficiency on the piano. She has a
M adid reputation In tho east as teacher.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-25

Commissioner Fink is Of opinion that
neither congress nor tho s,a.o legislature caa
FIX limitto freigh charge, mother caa th.y
legally limit the amount of profit 10 b made.
Ciroum i,arCes--voiume OF tr.6i,, expense,
Of operating and q score of other elements.
enter into tho calculation, which no statute
cOui7 fJreace or provide for. The change
should be regulated SO as TO correspond. ms
nearly rs possible, TO the value of the aclugl
soryic readra TO the customer, aud when
Injustice is dena The latter the state uas an
undoubted right to stop in and rectify il.
The thousand and ore com licAioas con-
stantl1 occurring make it impossible that tho
law should justly cover tAsm. Manyprosent
methods Of railroad management, aHd the
relation of railroads to their pa,r9na, ara un~
satisfactory alike to tho public and TO the
companies. The lst'ar have taken tho initia.
tive in the effsr, remedy. An he
machinery OF my as been devised and
perfected for the, sr., 9, and has only that
object The comPsnit are wiling to make
mutual concessions, ard to do
that best service to the public which
means tho best interests of the
companies as we'll. The Interests of beth are
identical. But the states will fad it difficult
to interfere justly and satisf ctorily. lie
says: To take an extreme case. Supp 3se
two men do business in adjoining stores, in o
town reached by two roads, and one merchant,
using one read, is obliged to pay double The
rate of the merchant usiag the other road.
1t may cost one line twics as much rs tho
other to deliver goods vt the same point. How
can the state justly interfere?
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The Amrzon tgansceuds in l6ng,b, breadth
and msg,iaoenos the Mississippi, tha Nile
and Yrrg,-e. II ia about 1900 miles ia it
eX,ramo loogth, and 1870 miles wii9 at lis
mouth. rhir,y-fyg miles ialagd lis width il
tan miles, and at a distance Of $500 miles
from is mouth it measures 500 yards in
width. The sol is unoyrelled in fer.
tiliy. II abounds in caou:chouc,
cocoa, Brszi nuts, hides, sar-
saparills and other medicinal drugs and
roots, which caa b. utilized to Gupplv tbo
world. Cotton is indigenous to the soil and
cIimSto, and cav supply IN uslmited guam
tity. In 1857, Brazil opened the Amazon 20
the commerce Of the world, md Peru fol-
lowed her example in 1868. There are now
three moathly lines of s,esmars from
Para to Havre, Liverpool and Now
York. Within twenty-five yaars Para
has arisen from nothing to popu.
] 1' city of 10000 inhabitants. The Anna
~. 'How nsyigAled by B7tisn company
Wn.e 1s absorbed the Brazilian aud Peru
Wan !aie"' uoon tho Mercy, Of various
burdens, "p 8f7 10 ISL tons. Such rapid
with Of CO sce could not be stimulated
wilderness Without the presence of tina
,ceAtest natural facilities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-25

DR.. Kings Syrhilitic Remedy is guaran
teed to cure syphilis in the primary, secon,
dairy and tertiary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated forms, md will cure the
worst cases of venerial diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment of the most emil
nsnt physicians of Americs. 1t cures me
first stage and heals the ulcers in " days.
II cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat,
head, arms, and lega; Also hard pains in the
bones hnd joints, syphilitic rheumatism, etc.
10 shor time, Price, $500 per package
sent everywhere by express. A treatise on
sexual diseases free. Sent scaled for two
stamps DR.. j. Dinsbeer, 4l5 North 7th street,
ST. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed Or money
refunded. Dr. Dmsbeer makes chronic dis.
cases a specially. If you afe afflicted with
80 no msltsr what, call or what.
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a onlvestom Hntarnriso.

For many years Miles Strickland, of the
Island City, has worry dssorvedly held the
reputation of having one Of the most COM
plcie blank book msnutacturinr nnd bind.
ing establishments in the south. Ha has
spared no expense of securing the very latest
Improvements in his line. 1t is for this
reason that he can turn out work as good as
snywhere to be found at the very lowest
figures. Numberless testimonials verify
these thcM. Give him q trial,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-25

Christ. Gerber, Wholesale hardware, Toll
edo, Ohio, tays /" The Excelsior Kidney Pad
has accomplished more for IAy wife ia three
wesks than sill the medicine she hss taken in
three years. Refer all skeptics to ms."--See
ady
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A MiNh.nono.

lie held ore side and She the other;
What did he wishg Itoud no fell;
il" pulled, chs pulled ardtaeu htr mother
Came ini psrchlec' 'Wus just rs VOL.
F'r after ~ wa, p7sys1 lac toll me
It's vi h, q wish shluic rot Names
'iWa, fr u kiss a piri SAM Netr me
AID told mo ners twas tue some,
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Gypssy Expectations.

ShlCaEo LINES.
For class of people popularity supposed
to live by working on tho saporstitions aAd
cradaIi.ies Of their fellow., the GyP,ieS are
themselves singularly suparstilious Some
Gypses SCI their boot, crossgisc before they
60 to bed, fancyiDg thereby to keep away The
cramp; a femGe ayp,y carried lho skeleton Of
a moles foo, which she csllqd {. " fairy foot, ,
because sha believed it good against rheu-
AElsn; and u isa Standing trgth amongst
thOm that bebi9s in teet5ing should wear
q ncclllscc mad0 Of myrtle stems, which,
for boy, mus, be Gu h. woMGn; By g.
man for glN. IN aldsr's 2lsugl, or bit
OF mountain ssa, is cg,yia 90 bring good
luck; end viii tho Same obj,c Eame Of the
ehildron wear arougd .hojr neck, j. acll bags
contliliag fragments Of g bh. Ln or5cr 10
burt an enemy YOU hsyo only to stick pins
Hio red rag and burn the sim,; o.lSra for
tho same esd resort to the cruel practice ef
sticking pins into q toad till il looks like o
he3g bog, aud then bury ID wish certain ub,
5arynneos. Tho sight of water. vsg' aiI, If
il does not fly when copjursd in certain
rhyme TO do so, is 3 sg8 that strange
road. 0yps'as ara TO be nat on the
Of'Rn old woman, "ghos, sror,n we arc told
that she cnrrisd in her ocl;et lil.l0 Chin
dog dressed lie a dell II mind" says tho
gypsy that tells this Story "su9 lost it once
sud she YVES in an Swful ttato till it was
found; and sho us0d to fancy that il would
talk To her whsn $40 was all alone smoking
her pipe 10 the wagon. You should have
seen "A Ogny ehO had NJ vary old fortuna.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-25

When you wish to buy anything in the
lina Of millinery, patronize a reliable house.
Look for us at 70l Elm street. Anything
bought Of us you csn rely ca as being the
best and latest, New goods constantly COM
ing. MRS b. CHEsNur.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-25

Coolest snd largest place IN town. Henry
- gu old knight Of "Gambrirls, and knows
how TO refresh his guests. splendid lunch
stand is connected with the cellar.
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DR. Payne, in his lecture upon the Foe and
Gr3u9, ssys Tint dyspepsia Is q great foe to
grace. Il d2iEens The sky sud breaks the
mop of many Carigi3pa. They thipl, the
trouble is in their hearts, when it is in their
s,omschs. Thus the stomach influences
the feelings to such degree that it
should he moro carefully looked 1T r
sad regulated with The no,cr.failag Sim
mons Liver Regulator, tho constant use
Of which win mproy the feelings as TO
make the boar, happy snd the spirits
light, It's 81 vell-kuoTu fact That food, i'll
iigestod, but impprFctiy pourishos the sys-
tenn, as it is only partially assimiated by the
blood Sufferers With dyspepsia, whose cir
culation is Impoverished and nerves weak
ened. experience a rapid and decided im-
provcmelt 10 thair ply steal and mental con-
ditou by the uae OF Simmons Liver Regu-
lator. Try it, and you will be astonished at
the good results.
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TmE ONLY 8EMR CEG.1Am

gn Dallas Ia uu der Orr'g Livery Stable
Henry scbBaid, Sole Geopr.etap.
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Apples as cheap as you want them at
DeStefano Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-25

English rtm-'o Bin 10 il lot boyerag
but is powerful and mma 0Jfe female
tonic, impSrlns iron b. Impoverished blood,
gives keen appetite, aiiH digestion and
roger as imilatieu Of food, sire CITIZENS tho
feeble, iaylgorates the chronic, and is prompt
I'D reliable In its ergc,a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-25

In pro,aEts, the best selection and lowest
prices, al Laws, Ne. GC4 81
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Willard Hotel L-ottev
4 First class Furnished Hotel for 3
1864 Cash Prizes and ,AGG Properly
Alrizca, AmRunIirla 10 SaRN GHn

Prizes, Amounting to $500, $50
Nbie drawing Will take place ut LOIS
VILE, KY, Decom bcr 81, 1850, under amor
iN'of special act of the Kentucky Legislature
on VIII be under the absolute control ofthe
t2l.eviag disinterested conmissionersap-
polSted by the aot:
Hon. Robert Mallory, late NJ. @. of oiiam
couaty: j. al. Tlcurnoy, pi esldent Of III Lou.
isville Car Roof compRny Hos. H. PWhit-
prosecuting attorney OF the LQuisvie city
court aid &, \. Winston, OF the'law rm Of
|. 81. Caldwell q WHEATON, Of Louisyie.
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1901 Prizes, amounting to ....,. yIIo ioo
Responsible cores onding SCENTS wanted n +
al points to whom .ibera comp nsation win
d. Ra". Eor further Information, write
eNgTTass or registered ley:er or money order by
mail, addressed only to ''''i ~
Y A. DAUP ~, eyy Orleans. Ia
NJ h'[AIl corrasr ence should be Win
n a. Dau hu IS above. In OH Ccpes The
ticket TIE aaelycs ;re sent, aud Eeser eircn~
Ia = uuelns &c ticalsg or 9nythitg cl.e in.
sieHG Any one proposing TO ier IN yihimg
S i,Li, by Gncus95 or oiha1wie On bis own be-.
All cur Grand Eguanrimsry OIoJrinee q,
hHe' tls H1eWiaiDn lf donl s. G. q. Beapre-
go Ja5lI A. EARLY. Capital FriSe
5l@.0) Whole tiGEstsSiO.
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Go J,rr,tts for oystarl and celery.
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L0nig.ana Etate I.olterg llor,I.an ,.

Ihis in-huilun was regularly inoog,nro+e,
by VS. i'.Eisi9tre OF the State Tor Educational
tWeni{- ave years, &C. Ehch coutrac Tie i,,giloll
PIE l2tth OF me state is pie ged which red~sbSs
Deeh rHoeWedby an oYe'whcnning podIlarTattaa'
s5,eurhG "a franchise in the new Constitution
&Wop.gI )tcUnSer "a, A. d., ls78, win n cenJI
.al OF loa) 100, to which it hes since aGdaIP
fssetEe lMt Of 900. Its Grand SINGLE nm
Der Distribution win take place monthly an tHs
4 econ. = GasGai{ ltneTer scales or postpopes
LoJE -t The following Distribution. UA'9'
CAPITAL PRIZE ri9,O10.
l9O,oU Tickets 40 Two n0ilals cgcb Haze
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List of Prizes:


ture and Fixtures, $4,000.
Ono residence ON 1reen street. .Sl5, 200
Ono residence ON Green strest. .... 10, 600
Two cash prizes, each $1,000. ...... 10, 600
Two cash prizes each 81, 00t............ 1000
Five cash prizes, each 81 900. ........ 5000
Five cash prizes, each $500 ........... $500
Fifty cash prizes, each sl0O. ........... 5000
One hundred cash prizes, eacf $50. 80. 5000
Five hundred cash prizes, Gao S20...... 10, 900
Oae set of bar furniture. .....u... 1000
One fine piano. ..........,....... 500
One handsome silver teaset ............ 100
400 boxes old Bourbon whsK, $50 80. II, 400
10 baskets of champagne, 35. ......., $50
Five hun6rcd cash prizes, ach Sl0.... 5000
100 boxes nne wines, $50. ......,.... IL, 900
2eo boxes Robertson count, whisky, $50 Q, 600
400 boxes Havana cigars, TO-. .......... 1000
Five hundred cash prizes, Zach SlO...,.. 5000
Whole tickets, s.; halyeSi Quarters, 81.
Responsible agents waved at all important
points. For circulars cling full Information
and Tor tickets, address
willard btel, Louisville, KY,
Or, w. Scott Glove. BOOKSELLER, Louisville,
Kentucky.
che hotel is now oph and will be run by
the undersigned until { is ready to be trans
ferred to the lucky Nnner. The public are
onyitcd to stop with 10, and see the propert
themelves. W. Q. d. WHIPS,y
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l.. a S /. .
TAXI NQYlnEt

This Is the emily Lottery over voted ON Inv tho
peoLie OF q state. ana under a lage ,clsiSn nS
tttee u = supreme Court at Wasbingin0h G IL
L Lne vhiy LeS.l Lottery now in The UaitedI
peeled or having no exis1encS s ne9n re-,
Opportunity TO vi. fortune. Grand d i,triSnu'
non, tias A, at New orleans, P,ncsGov
january II, 1851. l.Sih Monthly UrawIngy''
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-08


Never. nj any period in the history 81
the country, has there been such an inter.
est manifested IN the bnlding Of railroads.
Not, We are pleased 10 observe, an interest
which mauifests itself in puhlic meeting.
resolutions, talk. &c, with nothing dom;
but Of a practical nature and promising
tangible results. The monryrd men, the
magnatc-. urc moving all over The eoun-
try, and day after day many miles are
added to the roads IN existence. Jay
Gould is the controlling spirit Of II vast
net work of roads and is rushing with his
lines to New Orleans, to Mexico aud To
the Pacific. A vast combination has been
formed in Arkausa, which viii huild to-
wards Louisiana. Monroe, wee believe, he
my ia" objective point. Tho journals of
the day nrc hlird with HISTORIES Of new
enterprises and the rryIyiiiratron Of odd
ones, until il verify seems that the hnau-
cial world have determined Ia hurry
through IN u drcalr the completion If
ilr time.
The most gratifying feature connected
with this general movement is Ina, tn"
South vill be- more largely identified than,
any other pnttlun of the county. L"uI,i.
ana, heretofore more neglected than any
other state, Is to have her iuIl quota and
will be largely benefited by projected
roads.
There need no longer be any complaints
from the nb"rirg classes. There will be-
rmpluy ncut Tot all at rrmuu-rative wages
when these new enterprises got we'll under
Nay. This will do more than all agrcr-
mrnt-, writing aud experimenting to Kill
th"-r factions which hid built Themselves
mp aud secured u following 10y preaching
that the poor were starving tor the want
uf work. Those drnas"gn,-- who DEMAND
rd the Inauguration of Internal improve
mrnt- 10y the government 50 ns Ia create
employment for idle millions will iiud that
matters have rightcd Themselves without
their AID. Deprived OF their thunder 10y
thu change in affairs they must -ink int"
that in,i.niiicnrcc which belts them bet
ter than the uotority they cuv't.
nuly thi, stems To he an rIa of wnudcr-
ful prosperity. full uf the most graft! my
possibilities fni all classes Of people. hu
chang" t. EoNcrnHrnt' aud parties the