Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-01

ment. Samuel W. Melton, ESQ.,, succeeds them.
Mr.. Grist, is we'll Known as the publisher OF the
Enquirer. and has ever performed his duties IN
that department with admirable skill. Mr.. Mel
ton has been formerly connected with the editorial
department of the paper, and his labors during
that connection are ample vouchers for its future
management GreenriM Patriot.
The IorkriM Enquirer.-This admirable paper
has changed hands as to proprietors, but the new
one is Of efanily. Messrs. Miller and Black have
disposed of their interest to L. NJ. Grist, who has
secured the services of 8. W. Melton, ESQ.,, TO
conduct the editorial department. We need hardly
say what all know, that Mr.. Grist can perpetuate
the mechanical beauties of the paper, while Mr..
Melton is surpassed by no writer in the State.
Spartanburg Spartan.
The YorkriM Enquirer.-This valuable and
ably conducted journal has recently undergone a
change of proprietors and editors. Messrs. John
L. Miller and Joseph H. Black, former editors and
proprietors, have sold the entire establishment 10
Mr.. Lewis NJ. Grist, who announces that Samuel
W. Melton, ESQ, will conduct the editorial de-
partment for him. Mr.. Melton was formerly as
sociatc editor of the Enquirer, during which time
he gave evidence of superior ability and fitness
The Enquirer is one of our best country exchanges,
and we extend to it our best wishes.-Sumter
Watchman.
Leuis III. Gria-one of the most experienced
printers and newspaper publishers of his years
has become proprietor Of the Yorkyille Enquirer,
by purchase from John L. Miller s. Co., and has
placed the editorial charge in the hands of s, W.
Melton, Esq, who was formerly connected with
the Enquirer. Mr.. Melton's return to the chair
editorial will be hailed by many friends and rea-
ders. T @ late associate editors and proprietors
leave the Yorkville Enquirer in a position of pros
perity and influence rarely attained by q District
paper, and will carry with them the grateful re-
CARDS and best wishes Of many friends.-Charles-
ton Courier.
YorkriUe Engurer.-Tbe valedictory of John
L. Miller and Joseph H. Black appears in the last
number of the Yorkville Enquirer, they having
disposed Of their entire interest in that journal,
to the publisher, L. NJ. Grist, Esq. The editorial
department will be conducted by Samuel W. Mel
ton, Esq, who was formerly connected with the
ENQUIRER as Associate Editor, and with whose rare
abilities, the public are already acquainted. The
interests of the paper will be we'll sustained IN
der his experienced and sufficient direction. Mr..
Grist is q practical printer, and IN active and en-
ergetic business man as the neat and finished ap-
pearance of the Enquirer, since its origin, will full
ly Decentralization News.
The YorkriMe Enguirer.-By the last number of
this ~favorite exchange, we see that Messrs. Miller
and Black have sold the paper to Mr.. L. NJ. Grist,
who has been Foreman in the Office since it was
first established, and to whom the former proprie-
tors are indebted for the very neat and Workman
like manner in which that Journal has been print
ed, and which has done much to give the Enqui-
rer the great popularity it enjoys. We are really
pleased to know that our much respected friend,
S. W. Melton. Esq, is to resume the editorial
charge of the Enquirer. As q man, we know Of
none more pure and noble, and as IN Editor, we
place but few in the State as his equal. We most
cordially welcome him back to the corps, and
trust his career will be both pleasant and profit
able. To the retiring gentlemen We extend our
kindest understandable Herald.
The Yorkuile Enquirer.-This model paper has
changed hands. We see by the last number that
Messrs. John L.. Miller & Co., have disposed of
their entire interest to Mr.. u. NJ. Grist, its pub
Usher, who has notified the public that the edito-
rial department will be conducted by Samuel W.
Melton, ESQ.,, the former accomplished and able
editor of that excellent journal. The course Of
the Enquirer has been une1ceptionable-conduct-
ed in a most exemplary and digni6ed manner, and
rejecting the sentiments of its community 10 q
high and honorable way. The Typography
of the paper is admirable, and altogether, one Of
the very best in the country. We bid the retiring
corps a kindly adieu, impressed by their courtesy
and ability in the past, and On earnest wish for
their future prosperity. We welcome the reap
~pearance of our respected friend, Maj. Melton, BIO.
ping that he may realize all that his merits and
abilities deserve.-Camdsn Journal.
The YorkuiMe Enquirsr.-The management Of
this valuable paper has again undergone q change,
Messrs. John L. Miller and Joseph H. Black h't-
ing sold to Mr.. L.. M. Grist, who is now sole pro-
prietor. The Enquirer is an elegant country sheet
and has been conducted from its Inception with
uncommon skill and ability. First under Miller
and Melton, next under Miller and Black, it has
ever borne its hand CALAMITY in the strife ard e1-
citement of newspaper-dom. We part regretfully
with its late conductors, wishing them long lives Of
happiness and good fortune; and we joyfully
grasp the hand of our old friend, Samuel ". Mel
ton, who now after one or two years retirement
returns to the Enquirer's helm. The paper will
again take up the conservative political position it
formerly occupied under Mr.. Melton's guidance
n.chief, and we predict for it a more brilliant ca
reer than ever. Our congratulations are extended
to Mr.. Grist upon his ownership of this capital pa
per and upon his success in securing the services
of an editor so we'll known to the people of South
Carolina for his professional ability and loftymor-
al tope.-Edgefed ADVERTISER.