New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

WILD SOUTHERN SCENES.
ATALE OF
DIsUNION, AND BORDER WAR.
By. B. JONES, Esa,
Author Of " Wild Western Scenes" War Path ETC
Complete IN vols paper cOver price One DOIsr or bO1nd
volume cloth, for One Dollar and
twenty-five Ceuis
The Pnbhe,s Of , powerful book confident TIA. the -
pie Of volume Ia the vein Of Wild Wessem
Sens the Auhor viii demaud
for the book "Wd Westen Scenes has reached
the a0e Unprecedented sale Of 100 copies md ts pubdsrs
continue se 10 900 Of annually although the weIk
published nearly twenty years ago The Of the Eew
wolk by the same aothoT Is
WILD SOUTHERN SCENES;
A Tale Of
DIsUNIoN! AND BORDER WAR.
nd VIII undoubtedly from peculiar and absorbing csro-
ter AZ occupy the undivided attention Of very large portion
Of the thinking and reading population Of America While 's
dcosures at this time viii sssuredy create deep sensaiiou
reasoning and rejecting bodies the purely novel reader
will the time b. sbsobed and diverted with tho
and lsughgbe story No work having any of the distinguishing
character les Of this surprising production has appeared from
the Pes and very nguay insure thousands Of read
ers for il at
READ THE TABLE OF CONTENTS:
The Eve of The Wedding, Council Board at Midnight,
Midnight Conspiracy, wiry Willy in New.Yosk,
The Eve Of Battle. The Execution,
The Attack ard Repulse, Startling Intelligence
Why WHY'S Pledge, Advance ofthe Invading Army,
Horrors of Civil War, Battle at the Bridges,
Edi,h's Disguise and Flight, Rufe:On's Genersship,
4 Mob of Dessructi,es The Junction,
Edith the Black BesI Headquarters a, Hsvre de Grace
Edrh's Adventures Affairs at the Capital,
Why why and Jack BIN, Reception at the White House
Insurrec.ion Of Slaves, Dark Conspiracy,
4 Dsaihsscene The Scouts
The Battle of Bladenbug Lest Scene the White House
Why WHY'S Strange Aiyen. Temptation,
ture, Raale.on in the White House
Meeting Of Blount and Alice, Mount Vernon,
Rescue Of wiry Willy, Blount'' Headquarters,
Alice and Edith. The Protector in hi. Palsoe,
Gold, GhtteEing Gold, An Alarm and Capture,
Nocturnal visitors, The Announcement
Interview between General The Mystery,
Blount and Edith Nocturnal Adventures,
The Invasion of the North, Further Adventures
F,ei,.nn, in the Conyen entioD Federal Headqua.ters
Suspension OF HOstilities, Diplomatic Cstegories
The Treasure, Ihe Minister Of Justice,
und,on. Successor, Con,re Temps
Impending. .Perfs, The March to Richmond
Negotiations, Amherst Castle
Negotiations with Randolph, An Exchange,
The Eve of Battle, Arrival Ofthe Enemy
The Battle, DesertiOn' to Randolph,
Attempted Assassination, Nocturnal Expeditions,
Promotion Generals TOer aud Fell,
Lord sly.ir's Captivity, The Prisoners
Cessation of the BOnbsrdment, Startling News,
pnrstions for Naval Battle Balslrum RAndoph Camp
Lord siysir in Captivity News from the Capital.
Tho Cauuonade Resumed Battle and Stampede
The Naval Battle flofas intrePidty,
Return Of the Chiehsins Scenes As The Castle,
Tho Underuound Bridal Cham. The Fugitive
hs, The Underground Bridal Cham
Young Summers, oef'
The Soiree, Inc hestorston,
Edith and Summers, Conclusion
READ THE FOLLOWING EDITORIAL NOTICES or
"iAD THE PRESS.
From The Richmond Enquirer.
" have yeutured the prediction this work l. destined
achieve success We hope hall million sOPs; may be d'
semnaed the people North and South and we glad
hs hss fallen the hands Of the fortunate publishers oft"
Fros, The Ktv- York Observer.
vsrv remark able and novel book. The scenes
that follow are portrayed with gest k and eaec with love
the tale entertaining and holding the readers attention
close"
FyO@ The Argus
capital tale Of love incidents patriotism and stesmanship
The BOOB Of the most intensely interesting that have
rsad Tor many and IL Is amusing and paOtcay inruc
tive ss we'll Its Influence cannot m TO do good We heartily
commend No will commence to read and
not tnish it."
From The Nep York Day Book.
1.-THE author Of Wild Western Scenes has given another
very nertainng The terrible results that will follow the
nsybe climax Of sectional madness and folly made the
ub.ri Of the story The tale is Of intense interest There
uh humor throughout H. 1he Presidents daughter
ns Him and General Crook, wel-drzwn characters We
can confidently recommend the work Of absorbing and
peculiar interest"
issued complete in two volumes paper covers Prce One
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wv WE SHALL PUBLISH,
Previous to Jan !, 1860,
THE LIFE OF
CAPT. JOHN BROWN.
JAMES REDPATH,
In elegant limo volume hney illustrated and emoeAhed
with splendid steel engraved Portrait ofthe
BRAVE OLD MAN
contain full account OF his early hfe and m career In
Ksnsas with Of his last tit at the Slave Power
Skeches of the leading pit who aided Brown in his