The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02
A Stirring Narrative
Q + b O r ID f r LIFE.


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sis~ippl Partisan. BY J. F. H. claiborne. Ulps-
truted by JOIN McLENAN, 12mo. Muslin. a 90
Fiction has presented few inventions so f.,u ,f Oh
surhng interest A. the life Of SAN. Dale the MISSES.
Sppi partisan" who was one Of the bold ana uncop
uuerauc spirits that fought the redskins bey,,} ~
tryIdual curve. performed acts of personal darirr
Shat would have sutficad Tor regiment of letter 3s
tn-"l heroes, and who after voluntarily fighting
through the Creek War was made brigsdier-renef-
u and colonel at half pay, mark Of gratitude
10y the Alabama Legislature and subjected to various
rher MAJ h Of well deserved honor. The incidents
Of his eveuttul life are collected in a handsorneI,
printed aud beautifully illustrated volume made up
from the personal recg.lecuous If zone who knew
him. ny j. L. II, CLAIBORNE a very graphic writer II
viii make the reGIeT familiar with most intsrastir,
phase OF our country'S history -Trt4 Dqit, 7Y,es
We doubt not that this work viii he one Of thrill
ing interest and viii command large sale through
out the whole country. Col. Claiborne above all 9TH
labor of the knd-whether a. an epistolary no;,i"j
or biographical writer he never fails to charm MN
the flowing ease and pol shed cloquence Of his men
N'N DALE was man OF no ordinary parts. and his
ramo and fame may be esteemed ~ favored iu hay
inE such 'athtu cigcmoler-H Ss'ssppiaa.
The book auouuds IA thrilling narratives Of Indigr
wSrtarc.-t Cincinnati Guzctts
a entertaining and exciting as a romance.-Prori
most stirring narrative Of border Ef. - Vo,f,jl.
EuGuJBCr
The Hon. Mr.. Claiborne, late a member Of Congress-
-IsS l"ii Ml~s-s ni mas rescued from oblivion the
pioneer hie-the Indian hghts-the daring exploits
the heroic characterized auntless courage and de
voted patriotism fGen. DALE. whose name was sn1jl-
ar a. household word 20 all the early og-cabin yt
tiers the southwest, vel as a terror TO the In
dah tIlpes whose maSsacres of the earlv settlers
are vet familiar tales Of the venerable mon who
stl lhger here and there, memorials Of a rIar,ons
hero.c and dangerous past Thanks to Mr. Claiborne
Tor tins book. II viii find thousands of readers IN
the south and West; and the huutere Of Eenticky
Tennessee, Georgia and Mississippi 4y live their
lives over aAs'n. and have their Youth renewed A.
they bend over its exciting pages and read Of scenes
Of troubled tunes when the war-whoop walked Tho
sleep OF the dlA-'-COTr. Cere'and Leaie7
More interesting than a work OF fiction Faster,
drguS.
Inc Illustrations are Spirtedly conceived and de.
! signed and finely engraved.-Ths Press phlAO
The book VIII not only interest for its stirring nd
venture, nus . N benefit the reader by bringing Inn,
/ " contact with sterling and brave nature-N {
| Ch7lSti1H Airocats
| Instinct with the true spirit of American adveu.
| ture-B0sf9u TrdpSc7rpt
PCrlsHsD BY HARPER BROTHERS, FRASK1r,
| SQUARE NEw YoRE
FoE SALE BY sHE NEW ORLEANS BOOKSELLERS
Or
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send The work by mail, postage paid, on recent O
/ ONE DOLLAR.
NslC York April { 1850 %, ..