Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-29

EloDgs and eyenlful absence, he has the sym
spaihy ofour entire community 4 & :s .i
, The marked and brilliant career Of Col.
Fremont has arrested general attention
and admiration, and has seen watched
with a lively interest by his feIow-citi
zelis5 Of, South Carolina, Charleston,
particularly, is proud Of him, end The
Reputation which he has so early an
age, age achieved for himself. she claims as
omething in whici, she 100. has "a share.
| But Tor The mel leHcholy circumstances
attending bis yisil,, our CITY would have
! manilesed by suitable demonstration their
respect, Tor him, and their continued con-
| fdence iin; his iionor aadinIesrity, Il will
require something more than mere ac-
cusalionlo sully ,hem:in the minds Of the
people Of Charleston. "a! Ilt53
SPINE months siicea Sword was voted
10 him by our citizens, the individual
sU5s;criptionsto 10 whichSswere Limited TO one
dollar. IL now awaitsi6is acceptance al
suitable opporlunil ~. We are happy 10
learn that the ladies Of Charleston propose,
BY "a similar subscription, 10 furnish an
appropriate Belt 10 accompany the Sword,
as an evidence that theytloo can appreciate
The gallantIy and heroism which have SO
signaIly marked his career, and have
| thrown an air of,romance over the usually
dly detail of scienti6c5pursuits.
The Outbreak at Canton, iChina.-The
rumoroflh rising at Canton seems TO
be NOT without foundation. A letter in
the Boston Post says S::-"AlI trade was at
stand. aud it. has Become more unsafe
than ever 10 quit the factories. The peo-
pie only increase in fury; they Ihrealen to
burn down the factories unless a claim TO
llhe ground on The Honan side is renquish-
ed. A fresh supplyso of ammunition has
beenforwarded form Hong Kong in short,
our affairs are worse now than ever ; aud
there is every probability that real and
competent expedition, with the admiral at
its head will be the next step resorted 10
on our part" AZ
Greenuilie Paper Mills.-We presume
il is mt. generally known at distance
that there has been, fnrsseveral years past,
TWO Paper Mills in successful operation
within eight miles of our village, For the
last two o,weeks the Mouulaineer has been
printed upon Paper manufactured by V.
M'Bee, Sons q Co, and more beautiful
or better article it has never been our
fortune to use. Olher.kinds Of p aper made
al this establishment are also OF superior
quality.gz ..i,.,:a.
The extensive Paper Minrf Col. Dun
ham-from which many OF the Printers in
this and adjoining States have been fur
Dished several years-bas not been in
complete operation lorlhe last two or three
months,in consequence of heavy repairs
that have been going on this season. We
understand that this establishment will
again be put in full motion in few weeks,
when the euterprisingsP Proprietor expects
to manufacture superior article o. Paper,
and will continue ro5snpply the extensive
market,which he has, Hitherto.
These manufaclosies are important
additions to The Soulh,sin many respects !,
but The greatest, perhaps, is that the stock
consumed, TO the amount Of several thou
sand dollars annually, is clear saving To The
count ry;a far natil .Eoss wsrs established,
thetrade in rags was never thought Of in
the upper part Of The State. The pros
| poets of The upper Districts for manulac-
turing are on the rise,, and become brighter
as The chances of building Rail Roads in
crease. We have already respectable
beginning in Cotton Factories. We have
also in this district the large Coach Faclo-
ry Of Mr.. Cox; and somewhat connected
with it, is The machinery he has put up on
Enoree for manufacturing carriage and
wagon wheels. Augusta, Columbia and
Charleston Coach Factories may some
day be largely supplied with the wood
work OF wheels ready. made from this es-
tablisllment, when The means of transport
lalion are furnished by Rail Roads.
Greenuiile .Mountaineer.
The Portsmouth and Roanoke Railroad.
The Wilmington Cronicle of Wednes-
! day saws: Some Of the newspapers we