Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-11-26

J. E. H., Shelby, N. C.-Situation Wanted.
T. NJ. Dobson g &Co.-Remoyal. .... r.i..-
A. Friedman, Rock Hill-Notice. .......
f. G. Harris, Judge Of Probate Citation-D.
~ Glenn, Jr.,( (Applicant-James A. Glenn, De
I'D. ceased 81 -. ,,. 81 a. - go ..-.',...
Religious Notice. .....~. .....:,., = .r'.
as r131f EDITORIAL INKLINGS. '.
Governor Scott. S'.'':;-.: 81. 100
q a dispatch in the Charleston Ns,os, of Mon
day last, from Columbia, says: ....',
"Governor Scott arrived to-day. He is vel
pleased with the results, financially and otherwise
of his visit to the North and West. There ar
but few members of the Legislature here as yet
and it is believed that there will be no quorum OF
Tuesday" an, CO., ~, ...u........ .., .....
The Election in South Carolina. ,....... :,...
At the recent Presidential election in Soutl
Carolina, fifteen Counties gave Democratic major
tiles and fifteen Counties Republican maiorities
and in one County there was no election, as fol
lows: Democratic Counties es-Abbeville, Ander
son, Chesterfield, Greenyine, Horny, Lexington
Lancaster, Laurens, Marion, Newbeny, Oconee
Pickens, Spartanburg, Union and York. Repub
lcan Counties Beaufort, Barnwell, Charleston
Chester Clarendon, Colleton, Darlington, Fair
field, Georgetown, Kershaw, Marlboro, Orange
burg, Richland; Sumter and Williamsburg NJ
election in Edge6eld. Total vote, l07, ,437-Re
publican, 62, 800; Democratic, 45,l37. Repubi
can majority, l7,l6S. ... .a.,. ., 5n-e. ~.
The Charlestol, Mercury. ~a.,:s ... g.. .ar-
The Charleston Courier announces the dis
continuance of the publication of the Mercury, o
that city, for the want of sufficient patronage II
sustain it. In referring to the fact, the Coan1e
says 's".E :i.!7.- .'t+-.' " ." !f1t":
i.i'sFor long series Of years, it has been wei
come visitor to many hearths in our Southern land
and an able advocate Of the cause Of constitutions
right. In all of its principles it was fearless anc
sincere. Alltthhough differing with it, at times du
ring its long career, yet We cannot but feel that
was ever animated by but one conviction, and tina
desire for what it frmly believed to!be truth ant
justice. Under the proprietorship OF Colonel X
lB. Rhett, Jr.,- and Brother, its editorials have
been able and comprehensive; 1t has been on
of the household institutions Of our city and State
and as such it will be missed at many firesidt
and home. =. ii :. -.., Co.,.
No newspaper in the South can live on subscrip
}&ions. They but help to pay, the expenses 1t il
The advertising patronage that gives scccess OF
ffflure to daily journal And q suficiency o.
this, Notwithstanding the Mercxrgs large subscrp
tibn lists, it did not receive. Hence its suspen
sion.". mi .a. ...-iy. ...,..:..-,i .,.,..a.
President Johnson's Cabinet. ,......s-.. :
The gosappy Washington correspondent o
the Baltimore Gazette writes the following with
reference TO what the members Of PreadentJoh
sons Cabinet will do upon the conclusion Of hi.
term of Office: ..' ty@aa -...-. ...-a1a
The several members Of the Cabinet are not only
busy in the preparation Of their annual reports
but also in perfecting their arrangements for pm
yate life. Mr.. McCulioch goes to Europe to take
charge Of branch Of Jay Cooks bank to be es
tabfshed in London Mr.. Seward, having aban'
doned all hope of being retained as premier under
the next administration, retires to Auburn on the
4th of March next, TO enjoy bis otaunt c'!H dag1n
tate. Secretary Wells says he shall welcome the
day that relieves him ofthe Navy Department and
allows his return to the land of steady habits Bee
retafy Browning returns 10 his home 10 Illinois
Immediately upon his retirement, and will not bold
over the thirty days allowed him under the civil
tenure bill Postmaster General Randall has tenn.
porarily engaged the furnished residence Of Perry
Fuller, in the absence of that gentleman, and At
torney- General Eyarts has an eye on the Senate
rial succession in New York ..... J.. ,.5'
Grand Lodge of AT. n. n.a. 49,. Ia.
-The Annual communication OF tne urano
Lodge Of Ancient Free Masons was held in Charles
ton l,st week. The following persons were elected
and appointed officers for the ensuing Masonic
year: a'i.S'.-'... IL. 80" 49,. -..
Bro. James Conner, of Charleston, M. W. Grand
Master.
Bro. W.K. Blake, of Spartaubug, R. W. Deputy
Grand Master.
Bro. ]. Mccullough, of GreenviIe, Very Worship
full s. G. Warden.
Bro. J. s. Buist, Of Charleston, V. W. Junior
Grand Warden =
Bro. II. W. SehFoder, of Charleston, W. Grand
Bro. R S. Bruins, of Charleston, W. Grand Sec
Bro. j. r. Pickett, of Graniteville, Rev. Grand
Bro. B. r. Campbell, of Laurens, Grand Lecturer
Bros. Harris Coyingtou, of Marlboro, end c. W.
Carwile, of Edgefeld, Senior Grand Deacons:
Bros. C. p. Townsend, of Marlboro, and G. NJ
Jordon, of Greenville, Junior Grand Deacons
Bro. P. K. Coburn, Of Summervile, Grand Mar
shal. 81
Bro. J. G.. Jaeger, of Abbeville, Grand Pursui
want. ...........--. :. .,
Bros. Charles Inglesby, Of Charleston, and D. E.
Gilcbrist, Of Marion, Grand Stewards
Bro. W. A. Wilson, of Charleston, Grand Tyler.
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