Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'Florida.?A Wnshingtor. desjintch of .the 3d instant, says that a Provisional^ - Governor, for Florida, will be appointed' .in a short timo. Two or three candidates are already in the field, though none resid? ing within the State .have yet appeared. . A special despatch to the Memphis leiin, dated New Orleans the 27th inst., says the Negroes at Vicksburg are pro? testing against the appointment of Jn Ige Sharkey as Governor and are clamoring for the right to vote. -I Generals Barringer and P.age were con-, fined in Fort Delaware at latest dates.? Gen. Wheeler and staff were released aiud ..sent home. . . -_-*-. . Hon. W. W. Boyee,.of S. C. has received an uneoaditional pardon and. a friendly letter from the President; 19 Barbecue. * * All persons who served with the "^al metto"Piflemen " in the Army of North ern Virginia, from the beginning to the close of the late war, and the parents' o: wife of each deceased inombcr, arc cored-' aily invited to partake of a BarbeciVe to be given by Mr. J. C. Ivkys, at. bis resi? dence two miles from Anderson village]; on Saturday the 29th of July inst. In flic case of a deceased comrade, sfttuld (here be neither parent or wife, a brother or sister will be expected as the representa? tive of such deceased. , July 13, 18G5 4 % M Scliool Notice. I WOULD inform my friends twid pfllnrtis thet my School is" now re-opened at. my residence., nind 1 will be thankful,for their.patronage. Hoys mid Girls admitted at any time, acd on reasonable terms. I am also prepared to instruct advanced classes. of Young Ladies or Gentlemen in the Mathematics and the Languages.*. THOMAS HALL. July 13, 18G5 4 \\ AUCTION. .WILL he offered at public outcry, on Monday the 7th of August next, at the Store lately occupied hy the undersigned, a lot of Cotton Yarn, Sult>Iron,.Ri;ce Flo?r, Copperas, Hardware, Pape.-, Envelopes, &c. ' Payment to ho made in Cash, or at, cash rates in provisions. A. P. H?BBARD. July 13, 1865 4 3 JUST OPENEDr TUR subscriber announces to his Ir.euds und the publio generally that he has now open at his old stand an ?issort men L of . Goods, cpinprising a small Jot of Ready Made Clothing, Shoes, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Paper and Envelopes, Shining, ^Cotton Yarn, &c. He invites the attention of all to his Stock, and will Barter for Provisions, or sell very low for the Cash. M. LESSER, Ag't. July 18, 1865 4 . 3 Forewarned. I Gave lo P. J. Miller, Executor of the Estate of Joint C. Miller, deceased, on or about the 2nd Fcbrunry, 18*10, my two notes for six hundred dol? lars each. All persons are cautioned against tra? iling for either of said notes, as tho consideration for which the}' were givnn has failed, and 1 do not intend to pay them unless conipulled by Law. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. July 6, 1?65 ,3 2 HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES AND COLLARS. THE subscriber informs his old friends and custo? mers that he has returned to Anderson, and is prepared to accommodate the public with all work in the ..- ?. *.?... ?.v.;'. .: \ Harness and Saddlery ISusi : tics.S, ' :" At short n,fi!ice and in f!:c latest approved style.?' ProVisions, Leather and Bat* Hides received in P'ymcnt for work at reasonable prices. My Shop is at the old stand. No. 4 Mechanic's Row. M. HELDMAN. Mrs. MjiftiotAV will also make nndrcpair Ladies' FTr,op Skirts. 3fe Jel?'6. 1805 3 ? ? ??? J \ \ :? ?i Received. ISOVBt^CSESiOE ttvENA VISTA FACTORY THitEAD ??? Karter for fiaeoit, Corn <?_Laid,' at the following >-T:r>- ? ... A'OS. S .v. r;j:.t:.[-!>:? ?' ? .I J lbj. BttOOn :-:?! - ,.r M-ims; '- -,4 14 " ' Shoulders-; T4 Lnpl: Bush?]s Gorj| ? , . . XO. b liiXEAD; .?. ' 13 lbs. .Bacon, Siclos or Hams-'; ]-V " :S:W?lUcrs ; 1.") ? " rrml;- . 2.} Bii-U.1.-. Corn. KOS. II THREAD ; 11 lbs, Bacon, Sides or IIam3; 15 " Shoulders; Ly " Lard; Push. Coin. all at E. \V. Laowx's-resklcrice. * PE5S05S Wishing conveyance- to Beiton? or any point withitTpftc du>drive, can get it on reason able terms by iipp'lyibg lb.?ie. suh'cribcr, at bis residence. O'na I'oi?^ .wn'gon urd driver, 2 horse wagon and driver. 1 hor.-c h'Mgg&;.nnd two^horso carriage, p-profer io tend my. own driver, in all instances. * E. W. BROWN. July 6, 1P?5 3 - . j> . . BOOT ?ilT?H?S SHOE THE subscribers are prepared to do all work in their lir-e. ? . . . 3Ijtli":iig,' or Xiepairing", at the .shortest notice nrid'in the latest style. Leather, I'rovisions or Shoe Thread will be ta? ken in exchange Tor work. Our Shop will be f??und on the East side of Main .Street, three dnors below the Benson House, and adjuining Mr. G -.naisox's residence, F. M. -MORGAN, HENRY GARRISON. , Jane 20, 18G5 2 3 Factory Tiiread TO EXCHANGE FOR COTTON AND PROVISIONS, AND TO SELL FOE CASK. Apply at the Benson'House. June 22. 18G"> - 1' Dr. W. H. NARDIN ~ HAS resumed the practice of Medicine. OfSce over E. W. Brown's old store. Anderson, June 22, 1805 * 1 3m STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDERSON DISPRICT. in the court of ordinary. WHEREAS, Robert A. King, Executor of the Will of William King, dee'd., having filed his petition, praying that a final settlement of-the Estate of tlTa said deceased be made; antLit appearing''to my satisfaction that Iiirain K. King, J?nies M. Carter, and the heirs at lawof Nancy Carter, deceased, (number and names unknown,(legal heirs and de? visees of the said William Kinjg, all reside beyond the limits of this State:. It is therefore.ordered that they severally nppea:. in the Cou rt of Ordinary,'for Anderson District, al Anderson Court House, on Friday the 22d day ot September next, to reeeivc their respective distrib? utive shares under the Will of the said Williany King, dee'd., on.final settlement, on the above sta? led day. A HERBERT HAMMOND, o.a.d, June 22, 1865 1. 3m : -Railroad Notice* OFFICE GEN. SUP'T. G. & C. R. R., ? . ^Nbwbbbiit; May 16, 1865. ON and after Friday next'the Trains on this Road will run but three times ?-week, vir:"-*1- . ?. Leave Jiewberry op Mondays,,Wednesdays and Fridays. . ? ''? v Leave Greenville .on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays All Freights will bo carried on the Passenger Trains, at legular Freight Rates, .(not double rates.) J. E. LaSALLE, Gen. Sup't. . June 22, 1865 _ 1 A CAED. THE uridersigried takes this method of informing thecitizens of Anderson and surrounding Districts, that he is prepared to execute Giin?tnltlaiiisT, ? -JEngjravingr, Jewelry^ Repairing, &c, At the shortest notice, and in- the best workman? like manner. Hie Shop will be found on the West side of Main, Street, first door South of the Hcnson House. DAN'L. HURLBERT. June 22. 18C5 1 > ^ '8 W. S. KEESE RESPECTFULLY-.informs the public generally that he has now- open, at his Cld:S;jjJKl', ? An Assortment of Goods, Such as cau be procured at present., and to which he invites attention. ' . I will Barter for all kinds of PRODUCE, and jllo-'w the highest market price fpr the.same. t" -W.'-.S: KEESE, . No. 9 Brick Range. June 22, 1865 - 1 .. -1 H?ENESS, SADDLES, BKIDI?ES, &c, AND. REPAIRED. * /. ? v., '..''* ? i ' ' IN THE VERY BEST STYLEv Provisions, Leather or Shoe Thrcnd will be taken in exchango for work, at reasonable prices. I will be found on the East side of Main Street, two doors below the Market House. JOHN L. ARNOLD. June 22, 1865 1 _J_? ? ? f_. ? WILLIAM K. HARE IS, WATCHMAKER, IS prepared, with MATERIALS, &c., for RE? PAIRING \ . Watches, Clocks Sc ?Te-welry Of every description."* Work done on short notice, oud warranted. Masonio Building, Anderson C. H., S. C. June 2* 1865 1