The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-04-18
A Stirring Narrative
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Life and Times of Gen. sam Dale, The Mis-.
sis-ippi Partisan. By J. F. H. CLAIsoExE. Illus
trated by JoHN McLEsAN. 12mo, Muslin, 81 CO.
Fiction has presented few Inventions 80 full Of alb
sorbng interest the life Of Sam. Dale the Mssss-
sppi partisan, who was one Of the bold and uncon-
querable spirits that fought the redskins beyond the
Great River toward the setting sun who, on his in
dividual curve" performed acts OF personal darihg
that would have sufced for regiment Of latter az
tinsel heroes, and who, after voluntarily fighting
through the Creek War, made briRadier-genf.T.
81 and colonel ct half pay, a mark Of gratitude
by the Alabama Legislature and subjected TO vArions
other marks Of well deserved honor The incidents
Of his eventful life collected in a Handsomely
printed and beautifully illustrated volume made M
from the personal reeolleetions of zone who knew
him, by }. r. II. Claiborne very graphic writer II
will make the reader fam liar with most int ting
phase OF our country's history Troy Daily TINES
We doubt not that this work will be of thrill
ing interest and will command a large sale throu oh
out the whole country Col. Claiborne above an OH
er men in the State il peculiarly fitted for literary
labor of the Endr-whether an epistolary political
biographical writer he ne yer fails to charm yl,b
the flowing ease and polished eloquence Of his pen
SAM DALE was man Of no ordinary parts, and his
ing such a faithful chronicle FL iSsissippian
The book abounds in thrilling narratives Of Indian
wartare--C Cincinnati Gdzefte.
As entertaining and exciting Ms romance T1yo1y
denee Journal
A most stirring narrative Of border Iife.-Eorfok
The Hon. Mr.. Claiborne, late a member of Congress-
gress from Mississippi has rescued from oblivion the
pioneer lie-the Indian hghts-the daring Exploits
voted patriotism OfGen DALE, whose name was fanI-
lar as household word TO all the early logeshin set
tiers O. the Southwest, well as a terror to the In
dian tribes whose assacres" Of the searv settIers
are yet familiar tales" Of the venerable men who
stlll lnger here and there memorials Of clorlous
heroic, and dangerous past! Thinks TO Mr. Claiborne
for this book. II will find thousands Of readers in
the South and West and the hunters Of Kentucky
Tennessee Georgia. and Mississippi will live their
lives over again. and have their youth renewed as
they bend over its exciting pages and read Of scenes
Of troubled times when the War-Whoop walked the
sleep of the cradle. "-CoTr CgeTeldnd Leader
More interesting than work Of fiction Eastern
Argus. -.
The illustrations are spritedly conceived and de-
signed and finely engraved.-Ths Press fPhilag
The book will not only interest for its stirring ad
veuture, but it will benefit the reader by bringing him
IN contact with sterling and brave nature.-N {.
Christian Advocate
Instinct with the true spirit Of American adveu
ture.-BOstoH Transcript.
PUBLISHED. BIZ HARPER BROTHERS, FRANKLIN
SoUARE, NV YORK.
FoR SALE Br THE NEW ORLEANS BOOKSELLERS.
Or
RS-HARPER BRoTHERs, Publishers, New York will
send the work by mail, postage paid, on receipt of
ONE DOLLAR.
Neao York, April = 1860. 25-3t