The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-06
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NEW BOOKS OF LOCAL INTEREsE-Wa
learn that Prof. LaBorde proposes to
publish q second edition OF the HIsToRY
OF THE sourH CAROLINA COLLEGE Our
readers nre aware OF the interest with
WHICH the first edition was received.
This edition closed with the year 1857
The second will bring the history OF the
college down to December, 1865; when
the Act was passed establishing the. uni.
veraity. We learn that the new edition
Will have increased interest impaired to
1t. not only because it will constitute a
complete history OF the college, but for
tho further reason that it will contain
several new sketches and additions
to the sketches OF those Presidents
aud Professors who have died since the
appearance OF the work. It will be en-.
bel'ished by portraits of tie Presidents
OF the college. The volume will contain
about 600 pages octave, and will be fur
nished at So per copy. Subscription
lists may be found at the bookstores.
We deem it unnecessary to add anything
to the notice thus given. Prof.
LaBorde's well-known fitness for the
congenial work he has undertaken. and.
the work itself. will sufficiently commend
the enterprise. The friends and gradu-
ates OF tho South Carolina. College.
throughoutthe State and the South, viii, /,
no doubt. be pleased 70 avail themselves
OF this opportunity to secure valuable
b7ok.
The other volume to which we desire
to'r refer, and which will be published IA
soon as o sufficient number OF subscrip-
tions have been reoeiyed, is MI. d. g.,
Mack:s work, entitled. DEAD Issues sND
LIVING REsULts; SnERMAN's MARoH,
THROUGH SoUrR CAROLINA. OF course.
such work will ba read with great in
teresti especially in this State. mum
Der Of ohr citizens hive already sub.
scribed. and Dr. D. n. Trezevant, Who
has taken much interest in this woEk.
will receive any additional names that
may be offered. From tie prospectus
which we have examined, We conrolnda'
that Mr.. Mack's volume viii be yalu.
able contribution to history.
HorEh ANYWAYS, July 5.@N;ccIer.s,o1,n,. son
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Cronly. 8. W. Martin, F. w. Retainer.
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Wilmington; J., a. Adams, Baltimore:
J. p. Nennith. W, G. & AR. r.: Missi
e. Sinking, Athens; w. Johnston; Char.
lotte; J. H. Gay, Rock Hill; ). PIN.
Chester; r. .. Busll. Fbrt Mills, -
Columbia Hoiel-T. Hurley. Z. A. Saw.
yer, A.. Il. Boumellat, ). g. Beckmani
81. G. .Beckman, J. F. Smicht and lady.
J. E. Thames, W. A. Bradley, W. Dad:
ley. Charleston; W., j.. Bryant. r. T.
Bryant. Orangehnrg; G. Taylor, New
York; DR.. Hill aud lady, Miss Butler,
NJ. A. Markest, Edgefeld; Ut. Wright,
omaha; Il. Hull, 3. q A. T. Co; B. J.
Boon, oity; J. 8. Brookington. Williams.
burg; W. J. DeTreyille,: Orangeburg;
W. J. Crosswell, 8. O.; J. Frey. ". f.
Suchnlie. Virginia; r. r. Robertson.
Winnsboro; W. n. High. N. C.;O. NJ.
Saddler. S. g.; Mrs. NJ. G.. McIntosh,
Miss NJ. Mcintosh, Miss NJ. Adams, E.
Mol Intosh. Mrb. e. NJ, Mccall. Miss J,
Jamiaon, Cheraw; Mrs. Easterling and
son, Georgetown; 81. A. Whitney, Sum
ter; L. p. Gufin. c. W. Gufin, Able.
Vile; L. B. Watson. r. X. McKully,
Anderson.
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