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Adv Il r I 1 . II III 4 N rs.
Important 20 r. R. Contractors

Important 10 r. r. Contractors
NdE Leaven worth .& Ft. GlJson H. IL.
l. 90. Will receive proposals On Monday,
the Ion day Of Oc.oJer, ioJo, aT Ineir once
in Pralne UI,y, DoIsla3 UounGy, hdnzaa
Territory, for The grading and 1IldSiig o.
VI The od Grand DivIsl0L Of said road, con-
prlSlng ID miles, beginning ~ ,ht IAN
Township and eXGendlns south on lie
Range llne, dividing ranges ~ ANA ~ 10
Vue 4vi parallel.
Pronlos, Flats, and Specifications, can be
seen al lhelr olllce IN trLlrle Guy for sey-
erdl days previous " the day Of letting
cor tracts.
THIS district of country is the finest in
Kanzas, and will be desirable 10 cOhUrac,-
Ors, rs much of the wOrA eau be iayOraUly
prosecuted through the winter selson.
IV 10 nOo contemplated 10 prosecute The
line farther SOuln ~ present than lhe 4th
p Tallel, until CJusrc,s grdnCs The righC oI
way throdgn the lndlaS country uut ~
connect wlLn the Pacific Raiiavad d. The Mo.
ota,e llue, wulcn uiauch Is now ioca.lns
ana wal be ready for letting by The nrot ol
March next, 50 aS " have the same IN read
lness Simultaneously with the PdcInc Road.
D. IS. CHAPMAN, trGStaeat,
A. UUfL.alC, Caty EHSter
Office LcavenwOrtn G Fo gibson ". ". CO.,
! rfafic City. sep. lsl. 1908. oJtolo.
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RY Mr. Rornnook bias disposed o

Ey Mr. RoTapocK has disposed Of
his stock OF goods to Mr.. SuErHERD,
Q new conner in our midst, who Aos
removed them to Mr.. Scotts new
building. Ho informs us that he in.
tends soon to make an extensive ad-
dition to his stock, and that no will
sell goods at lower figures than has
ever been usol In this section,
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16

Gy- Mr.. VANDEvGRE is erecting a
fine residence ON the eastern slope ol
Liberty Hill, near Mr., Morris resi-
Lence. 1t will be the best dwelling
house in town.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16

RE- There will be al adjourned
Meeting Of the Kanzas River BaptiSt's )
A,So iatioo, Browuville, on the ~
day OF October, 1858. All Baptists
are cordially invited to attend.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
RaV- Tho DINO for.nettinr ont ahnl

NJ Rv The time forsetting ont shade
Iitrees is approaching Arc our citi.
Esns going to let another year slip By
Ilwilhoutado thcirlots with shade
\arees--thc cheapest aud most elegant
\sdornings they can possibly bo fur
lshsdlxIlhail WatEow npt............,.,
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16

GE- Have you seen tne comet ?
1t is plainly visible in the heavens
now, about an hour alter sunset, in a
norlh-westerly direction. Look ouI
for it to night.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
"HOLD YOUR HORSESr"
Says Grithlh, butt we say

Uuyo UTFFHVHI UUl wy V"y
{" WAIT FOR The WAGON u"
NAj Il, the undersigned, having entered
w into co'partnership aud erc'ed ,
large and cOmmodious shop upon the north
east corner Of DaylO aud Aurora streets
rrairlo City, for The purpose OF carrying Oh
the wagon aud carriage making business IL
us various branches, and feeling compe
cent 10 render satisfaction 10 all who may
favor US with their patronage, would ro'
specially sollctit share ot the suule.
N, Is, Particular attention given 10 re,
pairing wagons, carriages, agricultural iin'
plements, dc, &c.
2>yl BROOKE d DEARING.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16

GTDon't forget the Club next
Saturday evening. Judge BNANscoMD,
Of Lawrence, will be present, Prov
ilcnce permitting, aud address, the
Club. A goodly attendance is de-
p;ro
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16

PROUTY & WILLETT.
GENERAL LAND AGENTS

GE.NERAL LA.ND AGENTS,
PRAIRIE OITY, .KANzAs.
Office in Freemens Champion Bloek
A/E will buy and sell city property in
w PRAIRIE CITY, will invest money
in any town or city in kanzas, will bay
land on commission for non-residents, To-
cate land warrants, buy and sell land war
rants, and will furnish information in re,
spect to the best locations. From our long
residence in, and general knowledge OF
Kanzas, we feel confident that we can
make as good Investments as any firm in
the Territory. We can confidently war
rant from 30 10 100 per cent. on invest
nents.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
AMBR0TYPEs! (!

GREET REDUCTION ~ PRICES
INHE finest and most beautiful 10 sire
l. Ambroty pes Of unoqualled delicacy Of
tone and finish, with COED case, can be
had NJ the Picture Rooms Of j, BOWLS, In
Lawrence, for 81. All other sizes Of ,ric,
urcs in proportion, Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed or no charge. The subscriber
feels confident in thus reducing the price
Of pictures he is only doing what the times
demand, and earnestly hopes that MI goo"
md honest Traders and Tradcsmen " i'll
reduce their high prices at least 10 much ~
will allow their customers and friends oas
dollar 70 spend Tor good picture.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16

GREAT AMERICAN GIFT BOOK HousE,
No. 293 Broadway, N. ", where the gifs,
consisting Of JEWELRy, DC, AND VA.
RYINU in VALUE FROM 75 CENTS
TO TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, and
always on EXHIBITION IN AMPLE
SHOW GASES. Our New Descriptive
Catalogue, containing n large variety Of
Books IN every department. Of Science and
Literature, (aIl Of which ure sold ut regular
publishers prices, and explaining OUR
NEW AND ORIGINAL SYSTEM of
allowing every purchaser HIS oW N
CHOICE or GIFTS, aud setting forth un.
equalled inducements to AGENTS, will bo
sent, post paid, to any individual, on Sp.
plicatlon. Address, A. RANNEY.
N Agent, No. 293 Broadway.
Aug. 8 1956.--,4 am 'lt.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16

re-" Read The interesting article on
our first page about the NeW York
Tribune.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16

To Property.Holders Of Prairie City

NJ 0TiCE is hereby given that the Trus,
~ tees rf Praire City are now prepared
to give Warranty Deeds 10 all persons ac-
ouiring titles Of them. People holding
properly ia Prairie City are requested 10
apply immediately to W. b Hayden, at his
,esldence, pay all demands against their
interests, aud get their Deeds, A TAX Of
five per cent. per month will be ltyied on
all luteresls that nave not secured titles ny
the lst Of DC oOer, 1855. Per order of
PRAIRIE CITY BOARD.
Prairie City, Sep. |, 1858.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
FARM FOR sALE-PRICE $3.50

A. N Improved Farm Of 100 acres This
n farrn lies about l JS miles southeast
Of rrairp City, Is under II good state Of I'M
provement, aud will be sold Ior the low prlce
Of S6oJ hwill sell the whole or one halt
OF il, as desired. Payment required down.
This farm is pre.elup,ed, aud Is worth
$1,000 For further particulars, apply NJ
lhe subscriber, GA the premises, or address
him al Lawrence, Post Utlce box o..
20 h. 7. HARRIS.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
WILLIAM B. PARSONS.

Il TT 0 R v Ely at Il Il ",
Lawrence, ,.,,. Kanzas,
WILL practice in the several Courts Of
w the Territory, attend to contested
claims in the Land Office, pay Taxos for
non residents, invest money in town pro.
perty or firms, examine tltles, DC,
Office in the Commercial" l2ly
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16

ED- Inc heairn OF the country is
improving.
Freeman's champion., 1858-09-16
MORROW HOUSE,

LAWRENCE, $50, KANzAS,
HASthis day been leased by ELDRlDGE
Ill BRO THEIRS, and will hereafter bt
kept in the best style, second to no other in
the Territory Also headquarters for LL'
DRlDGE BROTHERS. Post Coach and
express lines, running TO and from LIE
compton, Leavenworth, Wyandott and Kan
zaS Oily, making connections with stage
lines in ana about Kanzas Territory. l2tf
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LITTLE COURTRSlES

How much of meaning, Of refinement, ay, of
Christianity itself, there is in those little incl
dental attentions and politeneSses which 60
great way in making up the beauty of life
We have known very many people-good,
wasm-hearted, and generous-who were capa-
BILE of almost any act ot sell-Sacrificc and abne-
CATION, who would never have condescendcd to
raise their hat to lady, or offer her glass OF
water, before drinking themselves. This is FIRE.
quently the fault of coarse-grained nature,
but perhaps most often the result Of early edu-
cation. Indeed, we always think mans man,
ner's are the living epistls, known and read
of all men," of lis mothers training. llabitual
politeness can only make man thorough
gentleman woman true lady. And this Is
most easily acquired in childhood, and in ones
own household. If boy be respectful and
courteous to his sisters, he will be so to all wo.
men, so long as he lives; but if his intercourse
with them be coarse, careless, abrupt, not sot-
tened and refined by thousand nameless little
attentions and graces, he will be rough, awk-
ward-not fulfilling always the beautiful injunc,
ton Of the Apostle, "Be ye courteous to all
men," Then, too, outward refinement influences
and soltens the inward character; for tits q Law
of our being that "expression intensities the
emotions and feelings"
But this work, after all, lies with every
mother in the land-in the world and We can
only hope that these hints may influence some
TO consider it.
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THE END OF RICHES.

All mankind, with but few exceptions, are
rushing in a race to get rich. This seems to be
the " principal thing" in all their pursuits Re,
ligion the "wisdom that is from above. Is not
suffered to enter their minds. They have no
time to attend to spiritual thinss-no time 10
70 up to church-no time to road the Bible
no time to pray. They sleep but little and eat
in hurry, that all their time may be spent IN
deYotions to Mammon-" the god of this world"
Solorion said "He that tr,rteth in his riches
shall fall" and he who was wiser than Solomon
said I" Wo unto you that are rich ior ye have
received YOUR consolation" You may gather
goods and hoard them, until your possession
extends beyond enumeration but reason,
scripture and experience all declares that ire
eve is not satisfied with seeing, or the car filled
with hearing" This remark may be made OF
every sense Of the body, and of all combined
the heart is not satisfied with possessing Pos
session obtained but increases .icsire beyond its
power to crafty. If your trust is in wealth
alone, you travel rugged and br'nbled way,
which lead. over an awful precipice. 4 terri,
BILE fate will he yours when you are diSrooed
of all, as you will be in dcath-when the Judge
shall answer your wailing and say, syou have
received your consolation have had your
day. o, what pang will dart through your
soul, should Abraham say to you as lie SAID 10
Dives, Son remember, that thou in thy lle-
time receivedst thy good things" The memory
will endure to torment the SOUL
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81 Did As THE REST DID

This tame yielding spirit-tlis doing "as the
rest did,"-has ruined thousands.
A young man is invited by vicious companions
to visit the theatre, or gambling room, or other
haunts of licentiousness. He becomes dissi pa
ted spends his time, loses his credit, squanders
his property, and at last sinks into an un.
timely grave. What ruined him Simply "do-
ing what the rest did"
A father has q family Of sons. He is wealthy.
Other children in the same situation of life do
so and so are INDUCED in this thing and that.
BE INDUCES his own in the same way. They
grow up idlers, triaers, and fops. The father
wonders why his children do not succeed better.
He has spent SO much money on their education
has given them great advantages; but alas !
they are only source Of rcxation and trouble
Poor man, he is j1st paying the penalty of "do-
ing as the rest did"
This poor motherstrives TO bring up her daugh.
tiers genteelly. They learn what. others do, to
paint, to sing, to play, to dance and several use-
fnl matters. In time they marry, their husbands
are unable to support their extravaganza, and
they. are soon reduced to poverty and wretehed-
ness: Tie good woman is astonished. "Tru.
w." says she, " ] did as the did"
The sinner following the example OF others,
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From the Olive Branch.
NOy.COMMITTAG MEN,

During the reign of James H., on the occa'
sion of trial between the crown and seven
bishops of the Church of England, one Michael
Arncld, the brewer to His Msjcsty's palace
was duly sworn upon the jury.
Now, said Michael being q non-committa
man, began sorely to realize that he stood be,
tween two fires, which he feared might be
e1ually dangerous to himself, and he gave vent
to his sorrows in these words: "Whateyer
do am sure to he half ruined for if say
snot guilty" shall brew no more for the king
and if say guilty." shall brew no more for
anybody else"
We have Just such "brewerS" all over the
world in the nineteenth century-men who are
10th to consider the claims of one person or
party against another lest, if they should de-
eide according to the honest convictions which
circumstances might force upon them, they
would lose the patronage of the defeated.
Behold how they 60 about with mute lips,
and eyes that see nothing, preferring that the
most fragrant wrongs should go un-rcdresscd ;
yea, willing that innocence should suffer mar
tyrdom, rather than be themselves called upon
before God and man, to speak the whole truth
according to the dictates Of conscience.
We should like to have all such fellows on
one jury, and feed them upon air for fort
night and more also, we would like to hold u
loaf of bread on pole against the shut win
dows of that Jury room, to increase their ap'
petite.
We would see if they would remain uncom-
mitted when the reputation or happiness OF a
fellow creature was at stake.
Out upon your silent man, who hears the
yilest ISLANDERS without contradictiDg them; to
whom the suffering and the weak appeal in vain
for aid or counsel; who would see the poor
man murdered by the rich man, lest he himself
might miss some future chance of borrowing
money! Half man, half rat-he steals warily
out of his hole, picks up a few crumbs for his
own eating, and back he goes.
What to him are social interests, the march
Of intellect, or human rights?
He has no heart, nor hand, nor purse, nor
pen, nor voice beyond the furtherance Of his
own interests. But strange it is; sometimes
he exercises mesmeric influence over men who
are men, and, mistaken in his true character
they elevate him to some place of trust and
power; whereby looking wise and saying moth
ing, he gets the reputation of being "profound
statesman" or profound" somebody; and so
he is, o profound" lump of selishness; afraid
to say, 9not guilty." lest he might brew no
more for the king" or to say "guilty," lest he
might brew no more for anybody else.'
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EACH SATURDAY IN MAY!
PRIZES.
5,4S5 Prizes amounting gto................ S5So,ooo
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50.

PLAE Of THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers r TO $1,000, corresponding with those
Numbers ,hc II fcts printed ON separate sps of paper
are encrcled with a tin tubes and placed IN one wheel
The FIRST 457 pri similarly printed and encrcled, are
The wheel. are laen rcvolved, and number Is drawn
from the wheel Of tunbrr and at The same time pIlze Is
Out are opened ur exhibited 10 the audience and r0Ss.
tered by the commissioners; the prize being placed against
the number This operation srepeaed until sl Tue
prizes are drawn d.
the two succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the irsl
Prizes viii b. ented the g Approximation Prizes M For
those Ticket. numbered LES, 1923 95 1l,252, will
each be entitled $.DU. II Ticket No. ao9 draws me me
$4,000 Prize those Tickets numbered aS 5s ool oo viii
each entitled $780, and so on according to the above
scheme.
The 5000 Prize Of geo will be determined by the last
figure ofthe No witch draws tho $I0O For example, he
No drawing tho OO prize ends with 5 NO. o. sDaa sm a. al a
If the Number Is with Number @ then all the TicEes
where the Number ends in will be entitled to &c. and 30
y WCERTIFICATEs OF PACKAGES will be sold at the
following rates, which ia the Tiskl 49,
Certificate Of Package OF ten Whole Tickets
Certificate Of Pa .kage of ten Half Tickets.
Certacate Of Package Of ten Quarter Tickets
Certificate Of Pa kage Of ten Eighth Tckets.......lO
In Orde ring Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the Aey address for the Ticket ordered
Purchasers can Lave Tickets ending In any figure they
designate
~ The Lis Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sontto purchase. immediately aher the drawing.
-Prchase will please write their signatures plain,
and give their P. st Office, County and State.
Remember that every Prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduoton.
All przc. OF 1000 and under paid Immediately after
the drawng-oter prizes a the usual time Of thirty days.
@-A All eOmp inicaions strictly confidential.
e3S- Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 10
s. SWAN e. CO, Augusta, Ga.
~ list of numbers thai urc drawn from the Wheel
with the amount II the prize that each one is entitled TO-
will be published aler every drawing In the following pa
Standard, Nas rIle Gazette Atlanta lntelgencer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Augusta (Ga) Constituonalist
Richmond Dispatch New York Dispatch, Pauldng (Mss
Clarion Savannah Morning News and Little Hock (irk)
True Democrat. -
May -, At 10
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Office.
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

EDGEFlELD DlSIRlCl,
IN ORDINARY.
Eilsnor Warren, ct. al. Plaintiffs,
TS. Partition.
Elijah Watson, Admir-. Defendant
DY an order from the Ordinary, shall proceed
Id TO sell at Edgefeld Court House on the first
Monday ia June next, for Partition, the Real Es-
tate of James w. Warren, deceased, tract or par
eel of land, lying and being in the District and
State aforesaid. containing fifty (50) acres, more
or less, and adjoining lands OF liartwc Whitte,
John Feaster and others.
TERNs-On a credit until the first of December
next. The purchaser to give bond and security,
and mortgage to the Ordinary to secure the pur-
CHASE money, and to pay for titles. Cost TO be
paid in cash. JAS. EDISON, s.E.D.
May IL 1868 Ate l8
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far tse Yon'e GJiirtls,
SMILES.

A pleasant smile to light the eye,
And fill the heart with gladness,
To chase away the tears Of grief,
And hush the sigh Of sadness;
To lend the face tairer charm,
A soul of love expressing,
That to earth must diviuely bring
A comfort and blessing.
Oh! smiles have power world Of good
To fling around Us ever;
Then let us wear their golden beams,
And quench their ardor never,
For while smile illumcs the eye,
And wreathes tie lip OF beauty,
The task of life mnst ever be,
A pure and pleasant duty
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
6 o. o. ID S o
w. X, & II. s. HUDSON,

wv. r., & II. S. HUDSON,
MASONIC s. ODD FELLOWS BUILDING,
Edgefeld, S. c.,
4 RE now receiving one the of LARGEST and
n MOST ATTRACTIVE Stocks Of
SPRING e. sDElENIR G0UDSs
Ever offered in Edgefield, embracing all the new
fabrics and designs in Dress Goods.
Fine Muslin ROBES;
Fins Embroidered Swiss Muslin ROBES.
Barege ROBES;
Beautiful BERAGES and TlSSU UES;
Rich Printed Organdie and Jaconet MUSLlNS; {;
Fine BOMBAZINES and ClIALLlES;
DELAINES, rare in pattern, and very cheap;
ALPACAS and French BRILL[ANTS;
English, French and American SlH rRISdsi
IRISH LINENS, Table Cloths, Damasks, Nap
kins, Diapers, Towels and Shee,ings;
Black Lace and Mourning MANTiLLAS, ID
Plain and and Dotted % Swiss, Jaconet, Null, Main
sock. Tarlton, Plaid and Striped MUSLlNS {;
EMRPOiDERIES and HANDKERCHIEF in
every variety and quality;
HOSIERY and GLOVES for Ladies', Gentle.
men and Children, in English French and
German goods
design, Of oil qualities. and cheap;
LINEN and COTTON GOODS Tor Men and
Boys wear; ,-,
Bleached and unblcached Sl1EETlNGS and
SHIRTINGS, all qualities;
Ladies' and Misses P r A S OIL S and SUN
SHADES, large assortment;
HOOP SKIRTS Of all dimensions and in great
variety Of style: 49,.
BOOTS, SHOES, Brides, Saddles, Whips, &c'
"A LIS O.
A large and complete assortment Of CROCKERY, ,
GLASS and WOODEN WARE.
HARDWARE e. CUTLERY.
A large stock just received, consisting in part OF
Nails, Hoes, Axes, Cast and Wrought Butts, &c.
COLTS REPEATERs, FIVE, six and eight inch
barrels;
CARPENTERS TOOLS Of every variety.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES,!
COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, MoLAssEs,
Cheese, Soap, Candles,
BACON, LARD, FLOUR, &c.
AL S o.
A great many other articles usually kept in
Variety Store.
B- All we ask is an examination OF our Stock
before purchasing. Our prices have been put
down to correspond with the times.
w. II. g. II. S. HUDSON.
w N. B.-Grocpries sold entirely for cash.
April II Is
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Fine Pianos, Books,
MUSIC. &C.. &c.

rNIIE Subscriber after returning thanks to their
J. friends in EDGEFIELD and adjoining Dis
trics, for their liberal patronage during the last
ten years, would inform them that they still con-
tinue to keep on hand large assortment Of
PIANO FORTES
from the celebrated manufactures Of RAVEN BA7
GALE s. CO., New York. for whom they are sole
Agents. These Instruments having already won
such far famed celebrity it is only necessary for us
to repeat that for strength. durability and finish,
together with pOwer, depth, saueetness and Soft
ness Of tone, they challenge competition. Persons
wanting superior
PLANO FORTE,
would do much better TO call and select from large
assortment, than by dealing with Pedlnrs and Agents
Of inferior makers, where they have no choice and
have often pay higher prices for inferior lnstru-
ments, than fine ones Of superior makers can be
bought for. Every PIANO FORTE sold BY US is
warranted in every respect, so the purchaser runs
from US can depend upon getting GOOD AR
TICLE, as we make it point to keep goods OF the
best quality and such as we can recommend and
warrant in every respect.
Their stock of MUSIC is very large and they
published. GUITAR and VIOLIN STRINGS OF
the best quality always on hand.
They would asp call attention to their large
Stock Of
School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery
Blank Books,
and other articles-ALSO-
Always on hand the largest assortment in the State
of GUITARS. ViOLlNS, ACCORDEONS,
FLUTES, FLAGEOLETs, VIOLIN BOWS, &c
and every article Of Musical Merchandise.
Carhart's and Neudham's and Princes celebrated
MELODEONS.
ACcORDEoNs and vIoLlNs repaired in the
best manner.
All Of the above articles sold at low prices for
Cash or City accepancos by
GEO. A. OATES & BROTHER.
Broad Street, Augusta Ga, between U. s., and
Globe Hotels.
April I 1858 If 13
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
HAMBURG, s. C.

l1A"D NJ, Ss
THE Subscribers take this opportunity Of in
l. forming their friends and the public generally
that they have bought the above HOTEL, and
are having it refued in the best possible style for
their reception. We Aater ourselves that every
necessary arrangement has been made to promote
the comfort of all who favor us with their company.
Our ROOMS are airy and comfortably furnished !
SERVANTS attentive and obedient. And our
TABLE will be constantly supplied with the best
the season affords. Our friends may therefore rest
satisfied that every exertion will be cheerfuy rem
dered to make their soourn pleasant and agreeable.
There will be in attendance GOOD OSTLER,
and Horses left in our charge will receive Particu-
lar attention.
H-Pcrsons arriving at this House may feel as
sured that their baggage will be promptly sent,
free Of charge, to the Carolina or to either OF the
Georgia Depots.
We solicit share of the patronage Of those visit
ing our Town. G. C. CUNNINGHAM,
MARY s. CUNNINGHAM,
Proprietors.
Hamburg, June l, 1857. ly 81
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Undersigned having sold the American
i Hotel to G.. C. CUNNINGHAM & co.
take this occasion to return our thanks to the pub
lie generally for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon us and would solicit the same for its present
Proprietors. Respectfully.
o. II. P. SCOTT & co.
Hamburg, May 30, 1857.