The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-05-15
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The History s0f a Brigade of South Carolihians,
known f1rsts as Gregg 81 and subsequently as
McG1#an sBrigade, by:J. F. j. CALDWELL, late
lsan officer of the First Regiment3SS. g: V.
8 This u.s. the title of neat little work of 25O pa
iges, embracing a narrative ofsevents connected
with famous body Of troops, whose 1prowess and
achieyements:in the late war will become a part OF
;the permanent history Of the country. The au-
sthor's descriptions of battles, marches, camp-ife
discipline, &c., are entertaining and truthful, and
even to the general reader viii prove unusually in
erestine, while the members of the old Brigade
will lore to linger on well-remembered names and
stirring scenes brought to view in these pages
We are indebted to Mr.. g. W. FAINT, at the Book
Store, for copy of this work. Any number OF
copies can be obtained of him. and re are confident
that the survivors of ORns Regiment will be pleas
ed to SECURE them Ny. FAINT has general assort-
ment of school and miscellaneoasworks which are
offered ut the lowest prices.
South Carolina: A Home for the Industrious I'm
migrant Published by the Commissioners of
Immigration.
We are under obligations to Gen. JoHN A. WAC
ENEn for pamphlet, containing saccinct history
of Soutl, Carolina, with comprehensive details Of
her climate, resources and population, designed
for circulation among the classes Of Europe in
tending to seek home in this country. For this
purpose the pamphlet will be translated into seye-
raj foreign languages, and will be scattered all
over thr. continent An important feature en-
braces extracts from letters received by the Com
missioner from citizens of the State, offering for
sale or lease such lands and water power as they
have to dispose of, stating terms and conditions.
We regret that only few of the citizens of this
District are represented in this important move
ment, and would urge them. to communicate with
out delay with Gen. w., in order that the resources
Of this section may have an equal share of notice
from immigrants. Such information will be en-
bodied in the publications abroad, as we are in
formed and will have its proper effect to establish
our claims to their attentions,
Catalogue and Programme of May Festival in the
State Normal and High School. Charleston:
Record Printing House.
We have received, from some unknown friend, a
pamphlet with this title. The catalogue shows a
q large attendance Of students in the institution,
which is under the patronage of the State. The
May Festival, held at Hibernian Hall on the lst
iustant was an eminent success, and the pro-
granme was admirably arranged.
Demorest's Monthly Magazine: Published By W.
Jennings Demorest," New York, at So. per year.
The publisher has our thanks for several back
numbers Of this model fashion magazine It has
no superior in this country, and we doubt the pos
sibily Of its being excelled across the water The
June number contains all the pretty fashions, to-
gether with elaborate descriptions and invaluable
patters. We will forward subscriptions at any
time, enc are certain that the ladies will be delight
ed with on investment of the small amount required
to obtain this magazine.