The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-01-04
JUSTICE OF THE SOUTH.
4 NEW BOOK
FHITED BY
PROBES OR J. H IN CIR AHAM,
OF MISSISSIPPI.
Handsomely hound in one vol u mo $50 pages.
prCe 1925.

Literary notices from lie Press throughout tho
C"u"t,y.
THE SUNNY SoUTH-" This book ia composed
II "a series OF letters. Wi ten in Interesting
STYLE OF "a narri'sr, eubodying the most roman
| tic features of soc l If. on different kinds Of
| l,lantafipus. We can bear testimony from our
avn personal 90 eIva'i'n Of similar scenes in
he South to their iruthiulnesI ~ here depicted.
! they are porrra,c III n vivid interesting style,
| and We would ike To III. book in the hands
| III thousands Of deccIv. d people, who have no
| nersoral knowledge either of Southerners
5 puthrrn iif-. except what they have gained
from pant ,uruala or those who intentional
" have written TO deceve.-Ddity Republican,
Bnfaio ". y
me SUxNY SoUrH -" This volume is in the
forn OF letters. They give. so tar as we can
iuI -, faithful pictures ni Southern lie, and are
| renned without PR jude. They present scenes
| quite different from hi UAcle Toms Cabin
the pictures presen'si here quite g-~f"',,,
aud we think II" portrait- painted ." III He"'''
natural colors. Bo,tpn Duiiy Gee.
THS STNSy SoCTM I've have ra'e.s pgsp~.
| Although not il tended an answer the foul
unrru, H. in the Uncle Tom trash of the last ten
| YEAR, il nevertheless does numerically huIl back
! 90 their source all lies Of such "A nature, and We
are glad t. believe that the book will be read in
thousands of northern hom"s. The south should
truthiuluess and nre, riiy 1t ia one OF the lveli-
Est AMI most entertaining books vi the year.
Times, Gretnsboro, ". g
THs sunny SOUTH The euteTprIziiig r;hs
li.hcr 6. G. Eva =. Philadelphia, OF Gift Book
notorcty, l. weekly i-sIHg new works OF inter
esq, and spreading them over the country, and
hrs sy-tem OF tc.ursdctIng business may be looked
upon rs an iIsti'utlon, for d fTI-ing knowledge
| nm qnalled 10y any in the country. We com,
mend this 10 K 10 ALL Iiy Nc1gs
The SUNNY Souri, This IL captiv, ing
volume. strongly illustrative OF Sou htrn life
The heart Of the horess is win Der theme,
| and she carries tie interest Of the reader along
With her, NJ she, in her amusing Oft hand style,
delna'e1 the peculiarities OF a Southern home."
l-PTess.
! THg Sonny Sorru-" Whatever bears the
| an,e Of Professor graham i, sure to involve
tue elements Of striking tiTscr and wide popu-
lar currency and this is just the case with
The Sunny south, or The SoLthsruer at Home
which appears from the press Of q. G. Evans,
under The edit"rship % The gr tphic Professor
IL IL vivid in stole, keenl observant Interesting
| n plot aud IN purpose AID mhbner II obviously
| -prii - from II warm Ia art. and will he warm,
| " selcomed by a host al readers The New
! YDrker
This work is designed to sketch the Hebraie
history during the boLdige in Egypt, the Proph-
ct Mise being The Central figure, and is free
and strikin. his of he period. ia which the wri-
ter gathers fr.: from III. Bible aud then from
| profane history a vast mas OF material, which
by his genius IS q ro~n into faBciful narrative
ofthe most attractive character which carries
] the reader along without dminuton Of interest"