Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01
JUSTICE no TEE SOUTH.

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a NEW BooE,
AND ONE &slE
DESTINED TO CREATE 4 SENSATION,
JUST PUBLISHED. -.-'*e
TIE SUNNY SOUTH,
sOUTHEREEn. At HOME.
Embracing Eve Years Experience Of North
era GoTerness, in the Land Of Sugar,
Rice, Tobacco, and Cotton. Edited "
! PROFESSOR j j. II. INGRAHAM,
Of Mississippi Handsomely bound in one vol
unle, y mo. 62s pages. Price =, -. ~
Literary aotiees from tie Press.
THE sunny S0UrI-%This book is composed
of & series Of letters, written in an interesting
style OF narrative, ern3odying the most 70
mantle features OF social life on different kinds
o. planta5ions. We can bear testimony from
our own personal observation Of similar scenes
IN the South, 70 their truchfuiness as here &c
picocll.r Iney are portrayed in vivid, inter
Testing style, and we would like TO see tile boo2z
IN tns hands Of thousands OF deceived people,
who have no personal knowledge either Of
S3nther.crS CT Southern life, except what the,
have gained from partizan journals, or those
Who inten-ionaiiy haze wli;tcn to deceirc."-
Daily ieppbiic b1.faEo, n. !.
THE sunny S'oUrB-''fhis volume IS il the
form Of letters They give SO far as we can
Judge, faithful pictures Of Southern life, and
/ are peuned without prejudice. They present
scenes quite different from an "UDcIa Toms
cabin the pictures presented here arc gate
! graphic, anQ we think the portraits painted arc
! IN very nearly natural colors. '--Beston Ddly
! Bee .... ...- .v.f..f . -... .r,.-. ...-
THE Sunny SoUrH-''We have rarely paeDcd
within the covers Of more appetiZing volume.
! Although not Intended as an answer to the foul
uf1 .rtil!Is IN the Uncle Tom trash Of the last
ten years, it nevertheless does unlnereii9G uity
hurl back to their source all lies sc such a ma
tu@e, and we are glad to believe that the book
VIII be read in Thousands of northern h0mea
! The south also should take to it benignaatlv
| ioP Independent Of its truthfulness and intog-
! rltV Il is one OF the liyeliest and most enter
taining books OF the ear."--1E.aes, Greensboro,
| " g. .... .,....
TIE SUNNY SoUrH-"The entorprisinr ra5-
Usher, g. c. Evans, Phiadelphia, oGItift Book
notoricty, i5 weekly issuing new works Of in
tcrrst, and Spreading them over the country.
and his system Of transactiGg business nav BE
| looked upon as an institution, for GifTilsing
! !lnowleIge, uae4ualled by any in the country.
! We commend this book 10 an"-LaIy Ner5
The SCSNE. SoUIH.-"Ibis is q cap.ivatinz
/ volume, strongly ILLUSTRATIVE Of Southern life
! The heart Of the authoress Is Nth her tkenn
and s1c carries tie intcrest Of the reader along
With her, as She, in Ter amusing off hand stvo,
d9Iin@-e s She peculi&ritita Of q Southern
! h0me. Pres.
THH SUNNY SoUrH-" 2 hatever bears the
! name Of Professor In&raham is sure 70 Involve
t4e elements Of striking effect and i wide pep
ul3r currency: and this is ju.s the case u /,
the Sunny South, or the SQuthorn4r at
Home, which appears from the press OF {. G.
Evans, under the editorship Of the graphic
! Professor. t is vivid il style, lleeniy ob5er7-
ant and in pvrpose and manner it 90, iously
! springs from q warm heart, and will be AZ
warlniv welcomed by hosg Of rqa lors. u
! Nctg Yorker, gE In. -..r.