The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-04-15
EDITORS TaSLE.

f.. The accumulation of pamphlets and new e1-
changes will not admit of any extended notice in
these columns We shall, therefore, mention
briefly such as are before us.
: The first and second issues Of the Christian
NeigAJor have been received, and we are glad 10
Welcome it. As religious weekly paper 1t Is Al
advocate of christianity as opposed to war, oneh'
sive or defensive recorder Of general intelligence
and an advertiser of the respectable ana morai-
The editor, Rev. S1pI. II. BROWNE, wleld0 an eoie
and vigorous pen, and evnces an energy IN this
warfare, against war, destined TO succecu' "e
commend the NeighJor to all of our friends. PUB
li,hed at Columbia. Terms, $500 year
The Little Corporal for April we'll sustains the
reputation already achieved. In sense, this is
bellcerent journal, fighting against wrong, and
for the good, the true, and the beautiful" Every
child in the land should bc enlisted under the ban
n.r raised by the Little Corporal. Send for apeni-
men copy. Splendid inducements to clubs Pub
lished at Chicago, H., by ALFRED J. SEwELL.
Terms, Sl.00 per annum.
The Champion published at Springfield, Ohio,
and devoted to the agricultural and manufacturing
interests of the country, made its appearance on
the lst inst, 1t ia = handsome eght-page weekly,
and we'll filed with interesting miscellany Pub
lished by WHITLEY, FAssLEn KELLY, at $500
per year.
The Square and Compass, weekly Masonic, Tenn
perance and Literary journal, has been greatly
improved, and deserves the especial encourage
ment of the craft in this section. Published by
81 Oer
Advertiser', Gazette, monthly journal, devoted
to the interests of advertisers and newspaper pub
fishers, contains largo amount of valuable in
formation to 9th classes, and many useful hints
to advertisers especially. Published GEO. L.
RowELL & Co.. New York, ut 90.
Southern Cultipat0r for April, presenting an i'm
proved appearance, has been received. LIS con-
tents for this month are likewise attractive We
congratulate the publishers upon their apparent
prosperity. Published By WM. W. L. JONES'
Athena. Gee. at $500. By RENTING through
this cfice. cur subscribers can get the Cuttivaf0r
for SEQ
Americaa Agriculturist for April is upon our ta-
ble Its attractions and value as model journal
have often been urged, in these columns. The
present number has not been exceed. Published
by ORANGE JUDD S Co., New York, at Sl.0O per
year. Four copies for $500.
| "Condtion and Prospects of the Blue Ridge
Railroad Company, in letter addressed to Gov.
JAMES L. OER, by JAMES W. HARRISON, President
of the Company" is the title of neat pamphlet
containing full and accurate information respect
this important railway, Wo nre indebted to JOS
WALKER, Stalioner and Printer, No. Broad
Street, Charleston, for copy. The reply of Gov
ORK TO this letter of Gen. HARRISON will be found
upon our outside to-day.
We have received two pamphlets, advocating q
proposed amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, recognizing Almighty God and the
Christian Religion, that instrument being silent
on the subject national association. having for
its object tho adoption of the amendment, has al
ready been formed, and Hon. WIN. STRONG, of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, is the President.
The pam phlets before emanate from this assoc-
alton, we presume, and are the production respec-
lively OF Rev. DR.. NICKNAME, OF Princeton Col
lege New jersey and DR.. E. R. CRAVEN, both
eminent and able writer's.