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CAROLINA HOTEL.

CAROLINA HO ] El.
RAN1IBvRGa $50 60
YUNHE Proprietor of this well known and popu-
4 lar HOTEL takes peculiar pleasure in an
nouncing to his friends and the travelling public
senerav that this House is open for the reception
uf company, apd that his whole energies will be
put into requsition to crafty the wants of each
and all who may favor him with their patronage.
The House has just been thoroughly repaired,
and the Rooms and Furniture put in excellent con-
dition for the Spring and Summer season.
NV Table will be furnished with the hest that
can bc had, and presided over by one skilled in
the culinary department. in short, everything
requisite to crafty the taste of the epicurean will
be supplied in abundance The servants Of the
CAROLINA HOTEL are noted for their polite and
attentive character, and ever In attendance to
obey the wishes of my Guests
New STABLES have recently been built which
arc commodious and complete and Horses left in
nv care will receive kind and careful treatment.
Thankful for past encouragement and patron
age, respectfully socita continuance OF thu same.
JOHN A. MAYS.
eSy- The travelling community are notified that
they and their baggage will be conveyed, at mo-
ments warning, without charge, to the Carolina or
GEORGIA Depots. J. A. NJ.
Hamburg, May 8 1868 tt l6
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Choice Land for Sale!

Choice Land for Sale!
THE Subscriber offers for sale his VALUABLE
i TRACT OF LAND, situate on the Chappells
Ferry Road four miles 5. East of Edgcfield q. II.
containing
SEVENTY ACRES,
Six of which have been recently cleared, whilst
the rest is mostly woodland, and all susceptible of
the highest improvement.
One the premises are good NEW DWELLING
HOUSE, with four comfortable Rooms. Also,
good Kitchen, Well of the best Water, sc.
~ For terms, &C., apply to me at the saluda
House. q. l.. COFAR.
June % *
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@aguaahoenae 9oaoaun9
TO DE DRAWN
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
s,4s5 Prizes amounting to.............. Ss.o,ooe
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters $3.50.

SASS Prizes amounting To. S3@o,ooo
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters $3.50.
Sy- Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries will be
aent To- ans one dcsrous of receiving II.
Certificates Of Packages will be rOd the following rates.
which Is The rick: arm
Certificate of Package Of ten Half Tickets.
Certificate Of Psckage Of ten Quarter Tickets
Certificate Of Package Of ten Eighth Tickets.
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose money address for the Tickets ordered
nm receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
have Tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
sx- The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prize, will be
anil To purchasers Immediately afler the drawing.
spurchascrs will please write their signatures plnn
nnd give their Post Office, County And State.
Remember That every Prize is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
All przeI of 900 and under, paid Immediately all,r
the drawngotler prizes 1t tho usua time OF thirty days.
sNcAl COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential.
fY-Order. for Tickets Certificates be addressed
either to ,. SWAN my ~ ~ nusus'a ua. or
sA list Of tho numbers that drawn from the Wheel
with the amount of the prize ihut each one Is entitled TO-
vii! bc published amer every drawing In tho following pa
pcn:-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charlcston
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atnnta lnellgcnccr, New
York Weekly Day Bsok Augusta (Ga) C,Is.iluonals
Richmond Dispatch New YoA Dispatch, pnuding (Mstl
Clarion, Savannah Morning News aud Little Rock (Ark)
True Democrat
Junp 3l 1888 70
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Positively tho Last Notice

A LII Persons indebted to me either by Note or
IA Account, are informed that they must either
come forward and renew their Notes or pay the
money on or before the 5h July next, or they will
find their Notes and Accounts in the hands Of W.
C. Moragne for collection after that date.
A. B. ADDISON.
June 80 rs
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Mount Enon Work Shop.

Mount Enon Work Shop.
TENHE universal satisfaction that the work done
Il by the subscriber has heretofore given, en-
courages him to hope that for the future he will lie
equally successful lie is better prepared every
year to do better work, and he does not hesitate to
say that the
COTTON GINS AND THRASHERS
made by him are equal to any now offered for SALE
Many t, sim"nials of this fact might be given.
Work kept constantly ON hand, and orders. exc
cuted at the shortest notice. Address,
THOMAS +. CHAPMAN,
Coleman's Y Roads. Edgrisld Dist. 8. c.
nY-Or Mr. D. R. DURISOE, at the Advertiser
Office, who is my authorized Agent.
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New Cheap Goods.

yEyIlE Subscriber is now receiving ut his Store
n. FULL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, to
which he respectfully invites The attention Of his
friends and customers.
eB- Thankful for past favors, he solicits con-
tinuahce Of the same.
JOHN M. CLAM.
Cold Spring, s. c., April 81 1858 If Is
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EIRsT AND LAST NOTICE.-An
l. persons indebted to the Estate OF Burdet Eth
eredge, deceased by Note or Account. arc respect
fully informed that they must either come forward
and renew their Notes Or pay up on or before the
22d July next, or they will lind their Notes and
Accounts in the hands Of l.. j. Jones, Esq, for
collection. W.P. TROTTER,
Guardian Of the Children.
.Iunc o Atr "a
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.RICH EMBR0IDERIES.

WYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
" very large assortment OF
FRENCH WORKED COLLARS,
SWISS AND JACONET BANDS,
SWISS AND JACONET TRIMMINGS,
SWISS AND JACONET FLOUNCINGS,
Plain and Emb'd LINEN COLLARS.
Large assortment Plain and Emb'd L. c. HDKFS,
Rich Chantilly LACE Wells, new styles.
ALSO
Rich Silk and Lace MANTILLAS;
LINEN BUSTERS;
Rich Organdie MUSLINS;
Low-priccd LAWNS;
WHITE BRILLIANTS;
Plain and Check NAINSOOKS;
JAC0NETS;
I" CAMBRICS;
&" MULLS.
These GOODS having been recently bought at
great reduction on the market price, will be sold
correspondingy low and portion of them haV-
ing been bought Of the manufacturer about 80 per
cent less than they could have been bought at any
auction sale, they will be sold lower than the same
quality of GOODS have ever been offered at in this
city. Our stock is otherwise well assorted, and
offers rare attractions in tho way of LOW PRi-
CES. All of which we will be pleased to exhibit
at our ONE PRICE STORE.
BROOM & NORRELL.
Augusta, Ga June 80 1858 tt %
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BriIIancy and Intensity Of Light

Is unsurpassed by all other artificial lights 1t is
not explosive-will e1tinguish fire if poured on it
and last though not least, it is very little more
expensive than sunshine. A small Lamp, giving
the Light Of six Candles, will not cost excee ing
half cent an hour, which can be graduated so as
to give less light at much less expense.
We have the exclusive Agency for the KERO-
SENE OIL and LAMPS in this place, and will
sell them at Charleston prices and terms, which
are exclusively for Cash.
A. G. g. T. j. TEAGUE.
Anvil 90 16
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FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C,

THE Subscribers take pleasure in informing
i their friends and patrons that they are NOW
RECEIVING Large Addition to their al
ready extensive Stock of PURE and FRESH
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &c.
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Groceries, Liquors, Tobacco, OegarS,
Which he is selling rapidly at prices considerably
reduced His present Stock consists in part of
Two Thousand Lbs BACON, choice article;
SUGARS Of different kinds and cheap;
Fine assortment of COFFEE;
Choice SYRUPS and MOLASSEs;
Pine Apple and English Dairy Ctl EESE;
No MACKEREL in Bbls., excellent;
No and do in Kits;
Fresh Salmon, Lobsters, &C., in Cans;
Tomato and Walnut KLTCIlUP;
Worcestershire and Pepper SAUCE;
PICKLES Of all kinds;
A 6ne assortment Of Fresh CANDIES;
ORANGES, LEMONS, APPLES, &c;
Branded FRUITS in variety;
CURRANTS, CITRoN, RAlSIEs. FIGS, &c.;
Almonds, Pican and English Walnuts;
PORTER and ALE, splendid article;
Champagne WINE and CIDER;
Sherry and Madeira WINES;
Fine WINES and BRANDlES;
WIIISKEY and other Liquors in abundance;
LEMON SYRUP, an extra article, &C., sc.
Nav 25 ~
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NIOTICE!-All persons indebted to the Es-
IN tate Of George Med. Rcarden are requested
to make immediate settlement and those having
demands against the Estate will please present
them forthwith, properly atttsted.
E.P. II. KIRKSEY, Ad'or.
Jan. 6, So.
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Gs IN REvNARD.--Lost in the ncish6or, h 3 r,
SOU hood of Grlgal Church, POCkET
BOOK and its contents. MY name was on tnc
back. Any person finding the same >, ana return
arouo ,evard J. T. HART.
June % ~
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Tailoring--Clothing made to Order.

New Goods..-Late Arrivals!
l., PENN, Agent, is constantly replcnisll-
l.. ishing his Stock every week with FRESH and
Most Desirable Dress Goods,
well suited to the season. The Ladies will find
among his latest arrivals, some very beautiful and
fashionable Goods, such as
Rich Side Stripe ORG ANDES and JACKONETS,
Skeleton SKIRTS, latest styles;
Black SILK and Lace MANTILLAS, beautiful;
BONNETS of latest and most handsome styles
handsome Bonnet Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches, &c.
Call in ladies, and see my goods.
Nav 2G tt 90
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ANOTHER EXTRA LOT OF
CHOICE TENNESSEE BACON |!
TlIE Subscribers have just received another
i fine supply of Good Tennessee BACON,
which will be sold low for Cash. An examination
of this Bacon is solicited, as we know it is bound
10 give satisfaction. w. r. & 7. s. HUDSON.
June Q # 22
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Sam will have it Pure,

II HAVE this day received two Barrels Of pure
II RYE WHISKEY, and fre Barrels of pure
CORN WHISKEY, very old and pure-shippcd
By Mr.. Gem, direct from North Carolina. Somo
of the most eminent Physicians of Augusta pur-
chase il for their use For sale by
s. E. BOWERS, Agt.
Bon hand 25 Bbls. Key Stone Mononga.
hala Whiskcy.
Hamburg, MARI tfS
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NTOTICE--All persons having Claims aagalns
~ the Estate of James 8. Coleman, decd, are
hereby notified to render them in by tho lst Aarch
l859-otherwse their notes or accounts VIII pos',
lively be debarred. And those indebted 70 salo
Estate must pay up by the lOth February next. OF
thew will most ussurcdly be compelled tn pay COSTS
~ BENNET PERRY, Adm'or:
Juno 9m
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POST OFFICE NOTICE,

POST OFFICE NOTICE,
A LTHOUGH the Post Office Department does
II not require it, yet for the accommodation of
the. citizens of the Town and all who may call,
the Post Office will hererf,cr be opened every
Sunday morning from nine to half.past nine-but
positively will not be opened at any other hour
through the day. A. RAMSEY, p. M.
June 90 2t "a
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ESTATE NOTICE.--All persons indebted
IA to the Estate of A. T. Traylor, decd, arc
notified to settle the same forthwith; and those
having demands against the said Estate will please
render them in, properly attested, to the Admins
traitor at Calhouns Mills, Abbcville District s. C.
NJ 0. TALMAN, Adm'or.
April % 3m* 16
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ADril IA

NOTICE TO FARM n1ERS!-l am now
~ receiving THREE THOUSAND POUNDS
Of pure Leaf and Twiss IIavonna TOBACCO, which
will be sold low 70 Farmers for plantation use. Call
and e1amine. S. E. BOWERS, Agt.
Hamburg, April 6 If l3
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LIGHT -LIGHT---L

4 GREAT desideratum in the way of LIGHT
~ is accomplished. An illuminating Oil is
prepared from Coal, called KEROSENE OIL,
which for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

TO rnE tDron 90 rms nsR.Lp.

NV Vows, Dec. q, 1853.
have had great pleasure In reading, IN your estmabe
Journal of the sh inst great article subject of
the Island OF Cuba to such degree that, small may
be, cannot but approve the good intentions Of tho
government Of the United states in favor of tho
bland of Cuba, and my brethren. the sons of Cuba
Who have lived under great oppression, AMI Ni
uuuo while have the despotc government we now
have. Yes might call ourselves happy if We might
dry have The grea, Joy being under the govern
~ the tinted States What could ~ desre7
II the government, ~ the United shoah even To-
morrow think e taxing tbr Island ~ Cuba, soud b.
~ tho rt who would volunteer take 80 arms and
~ have the great honor 10 plant with hands the
verv robc American banner tia, unhappy ISLAND.
Then would be happy, and could breathe q free air.
like that vhich have been enjoying here have been
the las four months this great Baby on and have not
lad io present myself before any Governor, any
CsrtaL of rardo have hal get out any cerua,e
or license take ~ my hat befire anybody and no
ono has asked me single question. what gran
deur Here, a citizen, however ponr, enjoys mary
privileges, and at the time has vote AZ for that
what vote have thereg None. And what privileges
DO enjoy None. The only privilege We have that
Of being corporal of the vachone of the lowest places
N the service ot the What do they gain2
Not 81 mt On the contrary, they ose tor tres
one self running of errauds for the Captain OF the Par
lido wearing out his shoes and breaking the rim ~
any other officer he take his hat or This s the
only privilege The of cuba enjoy and mah~
ashamed "a confess H. 70 pray every day " tho
All powerful God for the annexation of Cuba " the United
States. am your very obedcnt servant, who xsses
your hands. CUBAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
TIE RECALL oF THE BRITISH MINISTER.
The Important Subjects Already Be-
fore Congress.
Some Account of chihuahua and
Sonora.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF Tue HOUSE,
&C &c, 60

OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
BTFECT OF THE NEWS or THE RECALL OF LORD Ma
INSTRUMENTATION OF THE DEMOCRATIC sESA-
TORS TO DUST MR.. DOUGLAS FROM THE cuAtR@AH-
SHIP or THE COMMITTEE on TESsiToaiss-rHe
CASE or JUDGE wAraoUs-PKoPosED REPEAL OF
TIE DUTY ON SALT AND SUGAR, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 0, 1858.
The rumorei recall OF Lord Napier freely comment II
upen aud believed has been bronsh, about through
tbe fundamentally Sir William Gore ouseley. HIS
srdshp up this evening" had not been informed of his
secal.
The Senate to-day determined 10 depose Judge
Douglas as Chairman of the Committee on Territories It
considered that he did not represent the democratic
party the Senate Territorial questions 10 fact that
do MT agree with his sqatter sovereignty doctrines
besides be in minority in the committee and there
fore could have power. The vote eighteen 10
against him. Among those voting for Mr. Douglas
Meeers. Toombs, Cingman, Pearce, Brown and
Stsart This II considered terrible blow at the Judge.
While his opponents deem if anuihiating, his friends
shnk Il another laurel Of martyrdom. The question will
be determined in the Senate tomorrow. Mr.. Green, of
Missouri wnl it is understood be the chairman Of the
Committee Territories.
The announcement that General Walker had succeeded
eludng the federal officers and escaped gratifying
many Southern members
The vote in the House on the Watrous impeachment
will be very close II may occupy considerable time,
there many members who intend to speak upon it,
Ar Morris, Of Illinois, who gave notice to day that he
intended TO report bin admitting sugar and salt free of
dsty under TO be the exponent of the views Of
Judge rouglas
As the watrous disposed Of Mr. Stephens
Of Georgia, will to take up the bin for the admission
Of Oregon. The republicans will endeavor to postpone
action.
The weekly receptions by the ladies Of members of the
Cabinet began to-day.
There is most favorable disposition among members
eCopgess TO carry out the views of the President
pressed in his mefsage There of course few fac
ous and crotchety members of the democratic party who
object but there many Of the opposition who will sup
port them, thus confirming the frequently made
m the 1ERap that the President must look rather
patr om Of Congress than to the party for the of
his measures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10
CHIHUAHUA AND SONORA.

SHALL THE UNITED STATES ASSUME A PROTECTED
RATE OVER THEN EHf-ToroGRAPHTcAL, GEo6RA-
rHi,tL, HIsToRIcAL AND POLITICAL tsroRak-
TioS ABOUT TnEM-sHALL THE OVERLAND NAIL
ROUTE BE PROTECTED
Tie President in his message Congress
~ recommended the immediate assumption by the TINT
cd states of protectorae the northern portions of
Chihuahua and Sonora and the establishment military
posts therein Congress will not doubtless, take any
ton in the matter, involving, does further cnanglc
ment Of our already somewhat snared Mexican relations
without discussing tho thoroughly In order
fresh our readers concerning these States brought
prominently into notice, present condensed
form the latest reliable Information concerning them
THE sTATR or CHIHUAHUA
chihuahua rs Of the Mexican States, situated be-
tween lat 2' and % 45 NORTH and Ion io3 so ami los
10 west According TO the latest auhorIty-hat of Mr.
slcco, in his report 10 the Mexican goycrnmcntchhua
hua measured in extent 1894 square leagues of which
there ocded ~ the United states by the Guadalupe
dago treaty 3e2 square leagues and by the treaty of
McsIh ,240 50 that has only extent Of ,o5
square miles Tho official report Of the population April,
1857, was 1o4 6a3, or about Ia 10 the square league II
contains one cy-Chihuahua, the capit-is towns, 100
villages III baciendas and $40 ranchos The Sierra Madre
and Sierra dc Carcay o the Mexican Corderas occupy the
western portion Of the State The highest peaks that
of Jesus Maria, which 25i French metres high and II,
bacocs which II $50 metres high The Rio Grandc is lls
northeastern boundary, and along It's banks the land
exceedingly fertile. The whole land east Of the
famous ranges IS vast table land, from four TO ye
thousand feet above the level Of the sea.
Several rivers that cntor the f Of California take their
rise on the western slope Of tho Sierra Mldre and the
east numerous streams fall into lakes Candeara, uzman
Santa Maria Paos and others which abound in the
crn and central part of the state The billy tc
IL
there are many. aboundng IN rich grazing lands which
anord food for cattle the year round The soil Is gone
rally unt for agricultural purposes The stern portion
of the state best developed Of course anil what lef
undone n the neglect of agricultural pursuits male up
in the raising or herds o cattle or exQorllon Tie
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Hroohlyn CITY yeHxs.

R,rp-S~HS,ED SrAm PRsoS roR IrE.--Tn ne
Court of Sessions yesterday James Lowry indicted 5r
committing rape upon the person Of little g,ri ON
eight years of age, named Mary Murphy va tired on
the charge, and convicted. II appears that Lowry was
in the habit of visiting the girls parents IN Hadsou ave.
nue. and OCCASION when her mother vas absent no
committed the offence "a charged Tie girl became sc<,
and on calling arhysIcian was ascertaucd that shs
aborcd under oahsomc disease she then the nrst
time, tod hev mother Of thu occurrence whn male
plant TO the police, and lowry arrested. surgeon
BAH was subsequently called and by his direction she
was scnt TO the City Hospital. She remained there for
some weeks, and was FOR time IN very low state She
soon after recovered sufficiently however to b. taxen
home, and able yesterday 70 appear in court. Her
evidence aehtforward and clear leaving no DOUBT
upon the mind of any present but that every state
ment she made true The details are OF disgusting
nature. She Is tall for girl ~ her and appeared
very pale and thin. having not yet quite recovered Tho
offence committed on the I'd October last Lowry
IL A man of medium size, very dark complexion, and
with long black hair and rnoustaches. He was born
hoard the V ftgate Chesapeake, 1905 then lying al
Norfolk Va and is consequently pow 1fty OF age
He has been the United States naval service since a
tov and Of late years Of the musicians attached
to- the band of the receiving shp North Carolina The
jury found him guilty after few minutes deberaiou
an he sentenced ~ Imprisonment IN the state s
al sing Sing Tor the term Of his natural life
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec. Q, 1865.
The Legislature OF Minnesota with high appreciation Of
The hberality OF Congress- presented today, through
Senator Rec, memorial asking for aid to construct
road from Lake Superior to the South Pass of the
Rocky Mountains, and also for large number Of appro
priations for internal Improvements.
Charles s. Jones, the democratic nominee for
Doorkecpcr Of the Senate elected to-day by thirty
votes Twelve republicans voted for Lewis Clophard
the clerk of the Ndtiona, Era office. Four were
also cast for two other gentlemen.
The Indian Bureau has received letter from Dr. For
ney Superintendent Of Indian Affairs FOR Utah About the
LIST Of November he returned from Hu unboldt
lake City, whher he went inquire about the robbery
ef the mail and other ou,fages He found the Indians
quet, but IN destitute and very degraded condition. and
ready 10 make restitution and enter into a treaty to
obey the laws OF the United states.