HAMBURG, s c., Sept. n, lS45.
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Lone affair.


This town you are aware rs situate on the bank of
the Savannah, opposite the city of Augusta, Geo.
1t is the terminus of the Charleston Railroad, and
place of considerable trade, as will be perceived by
noticing the cotton market Last year 10000
bales were shipped from this place, besides various
other articles of merchandise and traffic from the
country above.


The Savannah river is at its lowest mark--drays
and carriages fording it wththe greatest facility
do not know whether this town bears any resem-
bance to that great city of the old world after which
it is named. l think not, however. II there is any
pecuiarity, it is decidedly Mexican, for two-thirds
Of the houses are placed gable-end to the street
The most singular love affair have heard of in
some time, occurred in this place few weeks
since. A man by the name OF Graves, from some
where down east, came out here some months ago
and employed himself in the barber shop of Mr.
Erasmus, a colored gentlemen, whose magic touch
with razor, by the bye, is almost certain sleep
The poor fellow seemed sadly detected, and follow
ed his business with little inclination. On enquiry
it was found out that he was desperately enamoured
OF a little black nymph, who rejoced under the
soutriquet OF Rose, the slave of gentleman of
Augusta Being attacked on the subject he con-
fessed TO the soft impeachment. In tew dayB the
then owner OF Rose disposed of her to 60 some
where In one OF The upper districts c this State; and
so as the poor barber, Graves heard of the In
tended departure OF his dulcenea, his reason fled
He wished TO be sold to the owner OF Rose Two
weeks ago, Graves died victim to his foolish and
disgracetul paslon-a maniac. Rose was, in few
days after, the subject OF shameful attack, as was
supposed, OF several Irlshmen. Her body was
found floating IN the Savannah, indecently and
shockingly mutlated


An aifray occurred between two negroes last
night, in Augusta, in which one received blow
with piece OF scantling, which will probably re-
suit in death