Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-17
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AID OrHER CorSrR1E by william Cullen
Bryant New York: d. Appleton K Co.
In predatory addressed reader the author says
These letters, home the United States during
journeys in several Of The EsrOpean Continent
before the public just they on the SPOT without
additions and with corrections or their iuersee
tons be sensible than the author their merit
they have consists IN their being observations
committed to paper while the impression they male vas yet clear
and distinct"
This apology ged wholly UNNECESSARY as
the letters possess the studied revision coud
have given thsm. They the first therefore, most correct
impressions of the places visited persons and objects
encountered Altosser they form of The readable
| books Of the
Ths work is for sale BY Measrs. W. 7. Berry q Co.
THREE yrslrs during years 53 1885, 1850
including Journey 70 the Capital with notices # The Natural
History OF the Country and Of the Present Civilization
Brothers.
The full title given above explains the Of this work. and
the author has into interesting narrative the impress
sOns produced by the novel AID attractive objects he
and the information gathered from the people
The work is for sale By Messrs ". T. Berry & Co.
TREssuIAK FRxDs By r. shelton Mackenzie Phil
adeiphia: J. .. Lippnsott & Co.
We have in this volume twenty authors best storis
rather sketches Of real H tells US there is much
written several ago. They interest with
which Dr. Mackenzie invests every subject passes under his
graceful pen.
The work is FOR sale by AI.srs. W T. Berry & Co.
ErsODSs PRESoa During the Consulate and the
First Empire by Pardoe New York: Harper Brothers
The contents Of the present voluu says the author wers
obtained while the compiler engaged writing royal
biography which, from feelings Of selfrespect subsequently,
declined complete No attempt male to arrange the
sketches in chronological 'rder but rather to diversity their
terest and suecmausr possible History is the
great drama Of the world thoroughly comprehend
its whole value until studied, not only its outline hut
also its details Here motives
for public Indications which serve to
plain actions otherwise neohgrusus gmpses Of part which
was not less wonderful in its inner workings than
demonstrations and finally, few STRAY leaves which have ap
| PeAred to be worth gathering up"
The work is for sale by Messrs W. T. Berry & Co
ONWARD the Mountain Camberers tale OF Progress Nv
Jane Anne Winseon. hes York; D. Appleton 4 Co.
This little volume is intended encouragement OF those
who are endeavOrng 70 fulfill lies great end-o glorE their
God earth, and rendered meet for his eternal kingdom
1t is especially INTENDED for the young and ardent and the
aspiring"
The work is for sale BY MesEs. w. t. Berry & Co.
THE FosTKR BRoTH Being History Of the school and Col,
lege Life Of Two Young Men NeE York D. Appleton Co
For sale by hesrs. W. I. Berry 4 Co.
"Tm NV ANB THE DID, Or CALIFORNIA AND Ispr. IN Ro
NANro AsPrIs, is the title Of By Dr. j. W. Palmer
author Of sup the Irrawadd or the Goldsn D
in the press Of Rudd Carleton New York It abouDd in the
comic and tragic elements author found them in the eysDts
and scenes he witnessed In San Rrsnsiseo in and
In India some years later The eey and finely us
tra~ and is dedicated t. the Auoera Of the Breakfast Tao
The same publishers HAYS peSs smbsis.ed edition
Of Up and Down the IaEaddi which critics on both sides nj
the Atlantic have characterized one Of the most sinking ~
Of travel since Kiuglakes Rotheh" Dr. Palrer piet.ou
sketches in the Adfe Koa frequently attracted the
attention Of the pres. Both works nox printing
CHILD BUASr DAATH-The MasIon tol Times sv, that
little gTl CT four burnt in that place on The
llh ns under these circumstances; She had been len with her
younger brother while her mother for water She sd
As h mother went ou she would put coffee pot on the stove
Returning with the the mother did not enter the house.
bat went about performing out door duties although
she thought she selied something burning. supposed to
Proce' from IRE nehboTs yard seeing her little boy
standing chair locking window at her, she thought
no more about the matter. FinGng her she opened the
door 10 60 into the houses when shs discovered room was
filled with smoke and her little daugh wing at her feet burnt
Crisp supposed her clothes caught Gre when she
putting the eofee the s boy vas uninlur
ed, and chair looking out Of the udov bn
Lis mother CANE The Of the child BOrchers
SENTENCE Isaac ;sL.yE' FOR MuRDEs.-rhs Memphis
ASahe Of the l4h Isaac negrs convicted the
present term OF the Criminal Court OF the
den Soneonnah Bottom, city, some months ago was
yesterday morning sentenced extreme penalty of the
Law" BY Judge AeKiernan The day for h execution was
Friday, 18Th Of Nay The Jnges to the prisoner WA
very impressive bat to judge cm expression Of the negrO
continuance during its delivery had very te any, ese
upon him. After the delv sentence an appeal was
taken to the Supreme Court is confidently believed that
e tribunal will promptly affirm judgment Of ths lower
Court"