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

Samuel " Melon.-We are g%ratifed to notice
that this gentleman will again assume the editor
ship of the Yorkville Enquirer. Mr.. Melton is q
gentleman of the fines. a%ttainments, and will be
a very valuable acquisition to the Press of the
State. -Nswberry ConserVahst.
The YorkriM Enquirer.-Mcssrs j. L. Miller
and J. H. Black have disposed of the Enquirer to
Mr.. L. NJ. Grist, who announces that it will be q
Gain placed under the editorial control of S. W.
Melton, ESQ. 1t has always occupied q high po'
siton among the journals of the State, and is one
of the most welcome Of our exchanges.
Charleston Mercury.
Tie YorkriUe Enquirer has changed hands, and
its editorial department is again presided over by
Mr.. S. W. Melton, its former accomplished editor.
We parted with Mr.. NJ. with regret, and we can
but ~felicitatc the patrons of the Enquirer, and the
citizens of the State Mt large, upon his return to n
position which he is so we'll calculated to adorn.
Success attend thee, Sam.-AndsrSon Cdrohntan.
TorkriUe E~nqurcr.-Messrs. John L.. Miller &
Joseph II. Black, have retired from the editorial
management of this excellent paper and Mr.. L.
NJ. Grist has become sole proprietor. 1t is an
nounced that arrangements have been made to Sc
sure the services of Maj. Samuel W. Melton rs
editor. With such talent, the Enquirer will con-
tinue to be one of the leading papers of the State.
CnionriHe Journal.
Editorial Change The IorkpiWe Enquirer came
to US last week, bearing the yaledictory Of its edi-
tors, Messrs. Miller and Black. While We regret
to see those able and efficient knights of the quill
retiring from the press, We are pleased to learn
that they are to be succeeded by Mr.. S. W. Mel
ton, one who is fully competent to the task
MIR. l.. NJ. Grist has purchased the office, and will
publish the Enquirer in futuTe.-Lcrington Flag.
Chdnges in the IorkviM EnquirSr.-The Ehqui.
rer of the 18th inst, announces the retirement of
Mcssrs. Miller and Black, who have transferred
their interest in the paper to MIR. Grist. The edl-
torial department will be conducted hereafter by
Mr.. Samuel W. Melton, who is highly respected
for his personal character and general attain
ments. Those who knew him formerly as first
editor of the Enquirer, will heartily welcome his
return to it.-CharleSton Standard.
Tile YorkriHe Enquirer.-We perceive from a
late number of this valued exchange, that the pro-
~prictors, Messrs. John L. Miller s Co., have dis
nposed of their interest, to Lewis NJ. Grist, an ex-
perienced printer and publisher, who has recalled
s. W. Melton, ESQ.,, to the chair editorial. We
extend to the retiring Editors and PrOprietors,
our best wishes, and welcome Mr.. Melton back
to the position, which he once so gracefully filled.
A6beriM Press.
YorkriM Enqurp.-This paper has passed in
to the bands Of Mr.. l.. NJ. GriSt, and Samuel w.
Melton, ESQ, is to be sole Editor. While we wish
that the lot of the retiring members of the frater-
nifty may be cast in pleasant places, and no evil
betide them in life-to Mr.. Melton We extend a
most cordial greeting. 1t is really gratifying to
see him return to his first love, to fulfil those du
ties for which he is so we'll qualified by his ability,
attainments and deyotiou.-AnderSon Gd.ehc.
YoykriUe Enquircr.-Messrs. Miller and Black
have disposed Of their interests in this paper to
Mr.. l.. Nj. Grist, who has for n long time been con-
nected with the Enquirer. The editorial depart
ment will be under the charge of Samuel w.. Mel
ton. ESQ.,, the former accomplished editor Ut that
paper. The readers ofthe Enquirer will part with
regret from Messrs. Miller and Black The lat
ter, during q brief editorial career, gave great pro-
mise of future usefulness.-Lancastcr Ledger.
The IorkriHe Enqurer.-The last number Of
our neighbor announces the withdrawal of John l..
Miller and j. H. Black, Esqrs., and the purchase
of the entire proprietary interest by MIR. l.. NJ.
Grist, who has secured the services of S.. w. Mel
ton, ESQ.,, already we'll known as an able writer,
in the editorial department. We regret to part
with our retiring friends, for the intercourse we
have had has been of the most kindly nature our
best wishes accompany them-and IRE extended
TO the new administration. "May all their ways
be those of pleasantness, and oil their paths be
peace.'-IorkpiM Chronicle.
The JOrkriNe Enguirer.-John l.. Miller and
Joseh II. Black, Esqs., have sold their entire IN
terest in this excellent journal to MIR. Lewis NJ.
Grist. and have retired from the editorial depart