Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-03-25
90 to show the extent of the movement which is
being made here:

| 90 to show the extent of the movement which IS
being made here:
An United Prayer Meeting of Ministers and
Churches of various denominations, to pray for
the special influence of the Holy Spirit, and the
| revival of religion in this city. will be held in the
Circular Church, this afternoon, ut D o'clock, ana
on every succeeding afternoon this week, at the
| same hou, and place.
All Ministers and Churches, ard the public gen.
orally, ore cordially invited to attend.
1t is contemplated to hold the meeting in week
" rotation. in different Churches, ms the Minis
tiers attending and directing it shall deem best.
Something of Importance seems to be project
ing in the Catholic church, though of its nature,
extent or character of course we know nothing as
yet, and will probably remain in the same bliss
full ignorance that we now are. 1t is said, how
ever, that the Catholic Bishops Of Philadelphia,
Pittsburc, Erie, Richmond, Wheeling, Charleston,
Savannah, and the Vicar Of Florida, have been
ordered by the most Reverend Archbi-hop OF
Baltimore, to assemble in the city of Baltimore
on Sunday the second Of May for the purpose OF
celebrating upon matters Of interest to the Church
Mt large.
The session of the Charleston Medical College
closed last week, and diplomas were conferred on
seventy-fve young men, whose names, with the
subjects of their Theses appeared in the city
papers of to day. E. H. KELLERs, of this city
was awarded the premium of one hundred dollars
offered by Professor GEDDISGs. for the best essay
on Physiology and Pathology of the Supra-Kenal
Capsuls.
DR.. REExrz's Anatomical Museum which created
some sensation here about six weeks ago, has
lately returned from Savannah, and is now open
every day and night at Institute Hall. 1t is at
tracing crowds of visitors, and is indeed a most
valuable and wonderful collection of the most
complete and thorough anatomical figures that
has ever been presented to the Charleston public.
1t is proposed by the Medical Profession and
other liberal and scientific citizens, to purchase
this museum and present it to the Charleston
Medical College. The price is four thousand
dollars, and it is certainly worth that sum.
Masonic lectures before the different Lodges Of
this city have been commenced, and have. thus
far. met with much success. The Union kilVin-
ming Lodge, No. al, has led off in this commenda
BILE enterprise, and has judiciously commenced
in the right way, to cultivate the literature OF
Masonic, as we'll as to perform the proper work
of the Lodge, and discharge the duties OF the
order. by instituting a regular course of lectures
on Masonic subjects at its regular monthly meet
ings. The first lecture was read by r. IT, NJ
JOHN B. IRv1Yo some time since. The second
lecture before this Lodge was FLEETWOOD Lam
MEAN which was highly spoken of as an able and
graceful production.
We are to have another new book shortly from
the press of WALKER, EvINs & Co., in the shape
of q Digested Index of the Statute Law of South
Carolina from 1887, to 1857, by CHARLES E.. 3.
FL.ou of the Charleston Bar. Readers especial
" interested will readily perceive the extent and
object of the work, which occupies a new field,
and will continue the "Digested Index" which
has been given to the profession by Judge RICE.
MAGNOLIA.