The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

a E.iterary rGosN.
wear or two ago. a st1eF appeared ~
The Atlantic Monthly, under i.' N'."ot
"A Ma | w thoat 60 Co9nty, which bore
the sem dance Of a veu8p rtrt.t'e 81
actual events, and cNcas4 g#~a oe"t 81
discussion 40 amin tNFatei1A. pu.
ported 10 be the history oi ao .fear 'o
our navy, who IN puuf- tleat .or1 we
| that he ''nIgut never h#ar 80 q" Cta.-b
States again," Was ! pt atau- RI -td
down the high seas tr 14ssF io-
tally debarred from cama.a .'n wa
| his kind The stoet, faaus IS 81" =, Mti
| attributed 10 one "C1pt.lH 'ea Ite age
ham U. 5. N" and seysga. ls-teua p.t
sons exhumed Old records {" efatIoF-1.
some OF said Ingham's staten
! 1t now appears from foot note t7 Ito
same story. appended by tbe author Eu
the new edition "Atlanuc Tables, just
;eeued by Ticknor X Fields That Peter
Nolan" and the curious 8ccouH. oi hl5 gN-
neriences were alike Pigments oi tho
brain. Here is the explanation
This story was written ia tH7 sum
mer of 1865 as a contribution, hH".'.'
humble, toward the formation OF JHag
and true national sentiment, or senHm'nS
of love to tho nation. IL " IS on sAe Time
when Mr.. Nailandigham hal been a.nJ
: ! across 'he opi"el' ~ ...
: deed that the sterY hlSn' -. .'
: before the Autumo rlecH9usot th9t year.
\ as my testimony regEalnG iAE ptUv't.,9
= involved in them but cIrea'A '-.
iovnd its publication till the DC mher
, number of The Atlantic Alon.hiy ap-
{ peared.
!, 1T is wholly he'}an la.l.@' on
N fact The iaots on kat, a.,
e are these that Aaroo h1rr sauce Gown
10 the Mississippi river ~ 'so,, ao-
&c 1906, and was rleo 'oI - 10
II The rest. with one exception - 90
- ticed is all fictitious
IS at was my intention
as should have been pu0AsnH" WEN .' "'
e ,hor's name. other than ,aa,
~ Frederic lneraham' %. ~.
le writing under ms nania
lie have taken no liberties "s.
/ than such "a Y nv W.. or
et PRIVILEGED 30 taEf---..,
nd if fiction Is to a. VIZ r -.a,
on The WI or heia' !" OK. r..
he this description It the E5f
ed followed the prbalcat'N''"' .
is hoax .-..r
or THE story having H' e.r
on, it passed ont oil ny
moment it has grldntHF
yI ferent acc s.Oftes iar ."".a#
III. responsible. Tau have
". that a. ono bnroan q we
ma ment they say tbas ~
81 in fact, and re''f.'' ....,.....
nat another bureau +Hi 'o.'.
hat questions IS, that 'n'o."
!! officer was KEEP. p. .f .s
)" name was ne N"''- r.. o.. +.
tck o. mine IN bo7'o, -rt ....-
my diton. stu recosl'c'5 ta'a
you martial" .-.
~ "Oae oil the A.J'
r, Younger IrlehuH H.' ..
our death in the n'Wspaf''' WV e.
am Il hat 1t was IN SEP .... .e
ZEN zen aust. lady ~ h+i1'ol ''4
een' believe IN goo' 'a'!" ....#..
ana widowed sisters leri"'"4
ID / hood spohoehi so '''
ave phia Dispatch heh yea ''ae .'+'t'
the as the United States e2IYa .-
-tty lost at sea. nearly three Ff.I w.
tbn tween San Francisco aud e.u Juan.
for NAV remark that this upc a.n- a7
aud the place she was lost ra.arau ID +"
cad, proba bilitv or her turning un at.f '"I'
T,l wears in 1T >. IL s, ION, lat ~. a "ii-
ing, in the New Orleans Pc4F9pE' l"3- ,.', '
lone historical paper. eZp.au.a Z. -..A.1 T..
hnd I bad been mistaken p, ..''a '''
"'O Philip Nolan never Wehtt' "'S
a,ch Texas; and that he was
.uon March 81, 1901, and ~ o1a0i rom
It OF every fifth man OF bis IaEtf WIS
-n r, shot, had they not dae9 IN ..''.'
,-are tuuatelv. however, lac lsia Lts b pegs
the maps, which felliEto tleaaHe "5 a4.- j..
cnt. o. tre lcay 't's.-.,t-f;I, ,-..-,...ra q
cnn iTlend propose 70 pm. ~
lion. public will then have Il is TO o7 l"
we'll the true history OF KIM p ~ -....-.i ..