Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-23
YoRKvILLE, S. G.
ELEGANT PREMIUMS
Two Dollars per Annum, in Advance!
L, M, aR1sr, proprietor. s.w. MELTON, Editor

L. II. GRIST, Proprietor. s. w. MELToN, Ed1eof.
In advertising the FIFTH VOLUME of the YORK
VILE ENQUIRER for 1859 the Proprietor takes PIsas;
ure in announcing several new ASp a.; trS ases
Of his friends and patrons -. ....
The ENQUIRER is now established sure and perma.
ronase and goodwill Which assure to IT, the future, ca.
reer prosperity and This has enabled MS to make
arrangements which viii add materially 70 ne raao o' 'ue
THE FAMILY CIRCLE;
more faithful of the moral and social tone
of the people and more reliable exponent OF tine sent
ments and opinions of the District The conductors wiz
endeavor to recommend 1t to the PhlanthroPt and the
Christian BY making the medium Of pure and elevated
Literature and the of an untiring advocacy OF
MORAL AND SOCIAL REFORM,
while to the gay and ghthearted world will be supplied nm
tho success Of the TEMPERANCE CAUSE is intimately
interviewer with the webens and the progress OF Peo
pe the ENQUIRER viii continue to advocate this reform
with unabated energy portion of every issue will be do
voted to the interests of
THE FARMER AND PLANTER,
by the publication of seasonabe articles upon this the most
important branch Of Southern industry and IN POLL
TICS the EyQUIRER will be made the advocate OF every
measure calculated In opinion to unite our people ana
to promote, in the highest degree the PECULIAR
INTERESTS OF THE SOUTH.
In pursuance Of his purpose foster and encourage home
Using writers in this State In early number will be
commenced an ORIGINAL nouvelette, entitled
LOVE-;
OR,
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.
The characters this interesting story are local and ths
plot will seek develop the phases of our own social
In addition this thrilling story OF the Revolution Is now
In preparation for the ENQUIRER by writer well known to
our coumns-a chronicle of $780, the darkest peod Oh ne
struggle when brighter Light was enkndsd on the hs!os o.
Houck's Defeat Rocky Mount, Hanging Rock and Kings
Mountain and the tide Of rolled back forever rom our
soil The Story will be entitled
THE PARTISANS;
THE HERONEs OF THE SANTEE;
and win Illustrate specially the and devotion fths
In the LIST Of contributors Of which the s1us
ly proud the Proprietor permttedto mention OF
WILLIAM NJ MARTIN,
J. FORREST G0WAN,
JOSEPH Il. BLACK,
Rev. JOHN W KELLY KE I.sr
Mrs NJ w. STRATTON.
~, and Mrs c. LADD.
From the brilliant pens Of such corps Of Contributors
we nue the hope that valued assistance viii be given us IN
irnparting tone and interest to columns.
Der Will receive special attention and It win be endeavor
to make truthful chronicler OF events at hoIaene aa
vocate Of home interess-he promoter OF home progress
Arrangements have been made to secure correct weekly
N9PORES OF RW8 WAHEaGS
of Yorkville, Rock Hill Chester, Charlotte Columbia ana
Charleston, with list of the Railroad ConslgneeI
illustrating the pas. history Of York District we ,Sn wM
Churches Among these have already In peparationin
terestlng and instructive skechesof
DNPR9SDAs E@PW41s
and probably, BEERSHEBA and EBENEZER.
The ENoUfHER win contain weekly resume of the La.
psn o MI sSrT
MULTUM IN PARro the columns win constitute complete
Map Of the Times.
NHaTAAya 90NN2SP P1SfDQsT9S
Have been engaged from Columbia Charleston, Washing
ton and New York. who together with OCCASIONAL letters
from various sections of the State will make up our weekly
Ledger in racy and readable style We shall bear It In
mind to furnish weekly, compendium Of news
to our neghborng State so as make the paper valuable
to our North Carolina patrons.
Having made considerable ouays to secure these aras
tive features for the ENQUIRER the Proprietor relies con
IDENTIFY upon the kindness and the public spirit Of the peo
ple especially of this and the adjoining States Determn
cd to deserve cordial support he 90 ,pa%
friends exerons In bis behalf and to repay them fully he
has determined to offer the following 90.
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at the same rates SILVER CUP 1SLAID WITH GOLD val
ued at So
To the person sending the THIRD LARGEST CLUB,
at the same rates SET OF FINE GoLDsTosE EARRINGS
AND BREAsT.PIN, valued at So.
n The Prizes viii be awarded to the successful
competitors the FIFTEENTH OF FEBRUARY next;
Du the CLUBS should De sent IN al the earnest posse
3D. which additions be made to the day of award
No name will be counted in competition until paid for
Old Subscribers, If In arrears will not be taken
Club rates. until the arreaages paid and to those who
makeup Clubs Of arrearages will be fur
nshed on application.
CLUB RATES..
Six Copies, $40 SO
Ten Copies, IS 90
Twenty Copies, 80 90
u To persons who makeup Clubs of six, ten, more
names, but who fail to obtain Prize, will send
Of the paper for and to who send In
Club ofTwENrY MORE but who may fail TO obtain
Prize. will forward extra copy of the paper and
copy of either "Harpers, "Godey's," "Arthurs Gra.
hams Petersons or the "knieker6ocker Magazine;
"Godey" Graham" the "Knickerbocker" for S4 "Pe
terson Arthur and the ENQUIRER 50 50invariably
in advance.
p" No deduction from the regular subscription price
will be made except to Clubs paying in advance Address,
l.. NJ. GRIST, Proprietor,
Yorkville, s. c.
December 16 1859