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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-12

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ler auf Die gsrbanolnnsen Der cenrcfratis
ihen Gountys Beriantrrlans, bic mir freitid,
etpas peripdtst srR sttitsutbeilen i'm Stanse
tinb. Snicfern Tt bieielben aif urS besies
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ab unc srerben uns bsnsnbsuL cine ipiircise
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-12

GO @arum beantportet infer Treunb
6 drfe. gfO sst sssahissd gftef nidst9'
tBir ,riinfAen red.t taio epcn ibni ~ hSren.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

--SS"S' ~ a'oo
SHIPS yarn for northern mark-t.
There is an extensive establishment
near Charleston, from which tn bf>l
results are Exp 'cted. There Gre s"y.
eral mnnr establishments IN the back
country, where tie best wafer power
in the world is said To abound. NJ"
iron works are also spr.ging up, while
those winch date an earlier existence
are increasing in importance. Besides
several Ola MINOR Character, in thrIv
ing condition, there are the Cherokee
iron works, on B.old river, in Spartan-
burg disuici, very extensive, nd"r III"
managpmHn; of Mijor Th1s. T Twss.
rhe SoutI: Carolina iton works, 0"
Paccoer, in the sama dis'ric;, an ii
Kings Noun ain iroh woikS. on bcor.i
river, in York district. Thus Saith
Carolina is pressing or ID Contest the
markets oi The world with both D i and
New England, and there are IA variety
of considerations which suggest the be-
lief that she, with some OF ner S SITES
states, will prove formid ublr comp',i'ors
G orgia and Tennessee are also d"s
tined 10 become, perhaps, the greatest
manufacturing states in ,!H unIun. This
nay seem broad expression, but there
are flcs existing which will ere long
no, fail TO comm md profound nnlion,
and assuredly exert very marked and
peculiar influence in the Commercial
world. From late report made by
MIR. Nesbit, as chairm,n Of the COM
mit,ee on manufactures in thu state o
Georgia, we extract the following signi
fcant passages.
Georgia presents the greatest pos
sibe advantage as Il manufacturing
State. She has a large amount ofun.
employed capital and labor. She boasts
a climate favorable for every kind o
enterprise and cxerion. AMI then shr
occupiesa geographical position, wh'c'
:. gives her ready access to the market:
, of the world with her manufactures
products.
!, "But few years have elapsed since
r the inn oduc,ion of manufacturing int
Georgia.-Those few yeaIs have wit
r messed tne initiative Policy, its rapi'
: advance, and its triumph and success
, We have ir successful operation srvera
: iron establishments, with large ca2i'als
and giving employment to some han
: ire,ls of operaliv IS. These establish
r menls are furnishing iron war :
: various kinds, cheap in price, reSpec,a
: bic in quantity, and unexcelIed in quail
: ity. Thev are also preparing to suppl
e iron for machinery, agricultural implt
: menls, rail roads and all the uses OF lit
e Fn the department of cotton manula'
O. turing, your committee have collecie
j.: few statistics, which they do NJ
Ie present as accurate, but, apprc'lnIa'lr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

reported that on or aboul the Esd ult.
Gen. Santa Anna with 1000 men, had
an engagement with about 400 Ameri,
cans a, Tci,uacan, and that eight men
had bern killed on The American side.
We do not know, says tn Amrrican,if
much cr"di,can be attached to his ennrt,
,ve would no, b.. al all surprised if Gen.
Lime had returned to the pursuit. Of
Santa ANN, as tho American Star If
the 18th, published the following lines {:
".igain IN the Sadtlle.-0ur Marion,
with Hays, Polk, &C., is again in the
saddle"
By this train The dates from Oriz 'ba
are TO the 25 b, and from Cordova to
the 9th. Col. Bankllead is Governor
of the former city, with command If
1900 men, consisting Of the l3lh [nfan-
try, the Alabama BtIaIion, company
of Dragons uuier Lieut Dom, and
various delacllments of infantry.
Col. Stockton, of The Michigan Vol
unteers, is Governor of Cordova, and
his regiment forms the GARRISON al thal
point. A company of Alabama vo!un-
teers is also stationed there but would
come down to Vera Cruz with the first
train. Another garrison is to be sta
toned a. Pa>o del Mhcho, under the
command OF the major Of the Michigan
regiment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

pn' IN the pusuit Lictt.. Haslitt, of the
81 Dragons. WIS thrown from his horse
and received a slight wound in his arm
aad private Of Capt. Duprru's com
pany, his pistol having exploded by hi,
horse falling dead ulder him, was shot
th'oug! the R''shy part OF the leg. The
horses Of The gr"a'er.number Of the squad
gave out long before the enemy was
overtaken, and six or seven were run to
death. The galIantry Of Major Polk,
Of the officers and men who were furlu
nate enough 10 be ua with him at t'e
charge, receives the very highest praise.
Among those who's parrici pated in the
affair, whose names Ihave not mentioned
are Capt. Crittendpn of the R file
Lieut.. Man'vofthe Dragoons and Lieut..
Butler aud d.. Hdntot General Butler s
salF-,hr first mentioned and tw, last
Volunteers in the expeditioo. Mr.. COL
bert. the Adjulant oflhe Rangers. too,
distinguished himself. and was among
the leaders in The pursuit,
En- searching the tDwlr it was evident
ithad been recruiting station or rem
devious. trnv clothine and arms
were found in abundance, all of which
were destroyed. The General. with ;
view Of Inducing R.a 10 attack him il
the town, or 10 glvesbatle the next da,
on the road to Mexico, gave out that BIZ
ammunition was entirely exhausted, ant
TO complete the ruse, make req!li.itioI
upon the Alcade fora supply, which, a
was anticipated, he said h. was unahl
TO meet, there NOT being, he declared,
pound of powder intihe town. His wor'
for i, was of couIse taken, but all failed
and the command marched into The cit,
without firing gun,wilh the exception
of IA few ofthe rangers in advance, VIII
shot eight or ten struggling guerriIas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

tion was received from the Minister o
Internal Relations, stating that he wa
using every possible means for The as
sembing Of Congress, enforcing the
penalties ordered at n previous meeting
OF the members, and such as he wa,
cons'itually invested with. Letters were
read from the deputy substitute f,om
Culima and from tine mcmbcr of Gaia
| ca.
The former states that he supposed
IT was necessary for his principal to be
| Qualified h"fpr, he t,,k his seat as his
substitute. The latter writes, ,thalwhen he
gets the necessary me ins he shall repair
to tn" seat Of government. II was or
dered to have Il,r substitute of Colin in
formed, that he had been summoned ds
deputy to discharge his duias-he
taking the place of Pedraxa, elected
Senator. He will, therefore, no doubl,
take his seat Immediately among The
members.
Th" writer adds that the passport
asked for Santa Anna by Sr. Triguelos,
had been made out for him.
The Arco Iris of the 1st instant, has
ramors that Santa Anna had changed
his mind about leaving The country, and
that he was ab,ut TO try his fortunes
again amidst the in:ernal c,nvuIsions
which threatened 10 distract The nation.
H. is represented as being in the neigh
borhood of Tehuacan, at the head oil
eighty followers. His design is said 10
he to unite his fortunes with the Vice.
Governor Of San Luis and Gen. Alvd-
r and then match upon Querciaro,
overthrow the government Of PenA
Pena, and establish a Dictatorship. But
b"l"re executing this g'and design, hr
proposed striking IA biow at H.. Amari-
cans, in order 10 recover credit with his
counlrymnn.-The Arco Iris puts as
little faith in This project as we do; bur
that Santa Anna is still lurking about
Trhuacan there would appear 10 be bu,
ltlle doubt.
WAGONS arrival al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22
From the " 0 Picayunc, March 7.
= ITtitl q TD "

l.
The ship France, Capt. Pierce, ar
rived yesterday from Vera Cruz, having
sailed lll"nce on the 2.tth ult. We have
tire Free American 10 the 22d, thee
days later than had previously been re-
ceived.
According TO this paper, the train
which left Vera Ctuz fnI Orizaba under
the command of 1t. Gil. Biscoc, was
attacked by band Of guerriIIas, 400 in
number, Col Bscoe's command scarce
ly exceeding eighty. An express was
SIN, back TO Gen. Twiggs TO acquain'
him with the facts. This courier was
wounded in the leg, but reached Vera
Cruz, and reported that "A fight was going
on when ha left but that the Mexican:
had gained no advantage. Gen. t "igg'
a, once despatched three companies o
cavalry to the support of Col. Blscoe.
The following paragraph is from lht
Free American of the 22d ult.
We arm from Cap'. White of thu
Louisiana Battalion, who has arrives
from JaIapa with his detachment, thai n
met C,pt. Taylor, of the Twiggs Rifles
with his command, who is charged wit
important dispatches for Mexico, an
lhrt Capt. Taylor informed him tina, a
a certain spot, about forty miles fror
here, he came suddenly upona party ,
about one hundred .guerrIlas, in inca
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22
s.nss.li ID ieqga gasled sI,se ,sse
aseSssl xhe d s:aciiiys ID ions ;csa

ae8ss Had l,ssnsfhe case. We
thin bat eii6ef the Government
ah Gen. SCOTS iuclinations should ,ake
him from ,he army until a peace is
made. He has accomplished SO much
and against such great odds, that W.
regret to see him parl with his compan
lons III arms, aud we lave no hesitation
in saving that such are the sentiments of
.ne American army. II matlers not how
accomplished aud gallant his successor
nay be, under thu circumstances his
place cannon be filled, and if we know
Gen. Buller, we believe that he will
.cIm rla sentiment, for he is not SO
much weighed down by ambition as TO
Applau the recall, although the act pla.
crs him in command Of the prou lest
army in The world.
Winfl Id Scott, this morning, takes
leave officially of .he army, Of that gal
liant band with which he has carried his
aud ,:rir names upon lh. highest point
Of Came's conmn,-Many an eye will
Gll with tears this mo ming, when they
read his last 0rder.
Even in his short ord'r he pays the
following deserved compliment 10 his
succ, sSor-a brother officer who was
his companion in arms in 1912, "s he
was here until to-day.
In taking Official leave Of The troops
he has 50 lrng hal the honor pnrSona'ly
10 Command in an aiduous campaign-
SNAIL pa.t Of whose glory has b"en,
| from his position, reflected on the senior
oli:er-M,jor General Scott is happy
To be relieved by agsneral Of established
merit and distinction in the service oi
his county.
Gen. Gushing had left the city o'
Mexico, under an escort of Dragons
for Puebla, to attend the Cour, of In
qui,y. Capt. Ridg"lry, of the 4'h Al
lilery, accompanies him
The Iates, dates from Quereiaro art
to the 18th ulr, The American Ssar @
the 10 II sums up he news
, Qucretaro.-Advices have been re
ccived from the seat of government NJ
: to Thur sday last. Several new dppu!ie
had arrived, bu,,l,e meeting of Congres
was going IN very slowly, and SOM
we,e beginning to lose all patience. Th
, Monitors correspondent says he sha
e forward the names of all those VIII
have presented themselves, and also, tn
names Of those who have nnt,. with III
opinion in regard to the matter, Of tn
States 10 which the latter belong.
A, the meeting on NJ 'nday last, thirt
deputies were present., though we infc
7. from previous letters Of the correspo'
J. dent referred TO, that mnre than I'll
IS number have presented themselves, al
are ready for action as soon as there
a prospect of quorum. A commune
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22
From the Baltimore Sun.
NJ MANUFACTURINGsAT THE SOUT

si -
The importance ofnnnufaclures at the
Soulh is rapidly developing itself, and
the effect thereof will in few years
be very sensibly experienced in other
ports ,ns of the union. Indeed it is al
ready an interesting question, whether
il is not now, in some degree, the cause
&c certain eventsilthatsare transpiring
in the manufacturing districts of the
East and Nortb.E sBast This as it my,
the growth and eei,ention of mauufac-
turing enterprise ibthe spuih, bills fair
to equal, ifnot to tufPass its remlrka-
BILE progress in tle.s east; and to lk"s-
who have not enj4yed 10 colpc-
tiv. facts. and statistical reports on the
subject, it will prove, at present, mat.
ter Of no small surprise. We have
occasionally referred incidentally, tc
some isolated facs relating tothe sub
jec,, and to the general character Of ,h'
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22
CAUTION.

"A LII Persons are hereby cautioned a.
n gainst employing or harhoring my
inden,ed apprentice narned Robert W"ni-
hers,. as he has left my empl y without
anv provocalion, and am determined TO
prosecute any one who either enjoys or
harbors him. J. u. 4lDDE D.
March l3 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

thafeso st M olsa.tof
iactosies S soi
in pr 'grass of t5sess Is /.
employed in ihss6ail ing aud working
of these rhirty-twoE oEsact5 t5iisas; s,voTnifIs
lions ofdoiars. Thcndfli JIsGaaiids
eagag"d therein is near lhree sbous !.
stand Of persons directly receiving gtiieis fsns
sfsuppor, from the same, six tIruusand.-
Tie consumption "f provisions and
agricultural produce (othrr llan couon)
by these factories is fully equally to
thee hundred thousand dolla,s peran..
mum, at present priccs.- Ehrif.cnn-.
sumption ol Cotton, p,r annum, ,rnsches
lS,0oolo52o,o0 bags, and the fyalue
Eef ml1factured goods, turned out :by
eihsn' last:year fr netting shurf6i.one
and a half million Of dolfafs5 80 1e
Hfhid'6t ;hcs" ~ nu'lclnrrd soodsi@ere
sod out of The Safe, mostly in the
no''hern markers, and prr!iaIIv in,lhe:.
valley Of the Missi,sippi-tI'rt lIimita.
Bile field of CONSUMPTION whic! lays
ppm 10 The enterprise of our manufac> !
tures." :.
Tne concluding sentence last Of the
Paragraph corr spends with the tipws
we"xrressed snme time ago, in speaking
OF The tendency uftle Cotton trade. But
IT is clear that the enterprise of the
southern STATES will no, be c"nfia.d TO
this branch Of m ,nufaclur"s They will
invade the valley OF the Mississippi with
asgfeat a diversity oi traffic ias that of
the Yankee pedllr of an ealirr sgt,
and 10 an im.ncasurably multiplied ex-
tent.
In Tennessee, the advantages and
facilities and ndutenrn' ssexistng with
refe'"nc" TO the employment OF capital
IN manufactures, are heing. responded
TO with that sort Of amalationz and:enter-s
prise tina, will: speedily devcIope thsS5s
resources: and capac Giles Of this 5imoorss' 4
tant stale: ravefsea BY fails roads
andsriyeEs, Witisnd double lut|s She;
gulf and laatiif, ssaasd ssiaa {
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

u The following gentlemen are anl'ouncel
by their friends as candidates for the Office Of
Tax Collector. at the ensuing election:
Col JOHN QUATTLEBUM.
GEORGE J. SHEPPARD,
EDMUND MORRIS.
SAMPSON B, MAYS,
Maj. 5. c. SCOTT.
LEVI L. WILSON.
JAMES SPANN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22
Notice.

;fkMyHE Subscriber will continue to furnish
sg by the wholesale, TIN WARE. to Her'
chants. upon as liberal terms, as any one else
: Ever has. or will afford II.
ROOFING, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
rs&c. &c, will be made upon the shnrles! n"llce'
H. e. SPiNN,
SssS.,ah % I'm 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

Cure for Corns.-Take small
piece al AaInrl whcn has not bern
washed, wr,p nr sew it nround the corn
and tue. One thickness will be suffi.
lent. Wei the f,nnel Wlrre the corn
is night and morning, with fine sweet Ill.
Renew the flannel wprkl., aud at the
same lime pare tho corn, which will
soon disappear.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

The friends Of Col r B. BuuKNlGHr,
aunounce him as Candidate for seat ia
the House of Representatives, at the ensu
ing election,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22
Notice..
5aeb %

"A IL those indebted 10 the estate OF Charity
~ johnson, decd are requested 10 make
Immediate payment. and those Ilarlus demands
70 present them properly allesled.
- e.. B GOULDEN,
SIMEON ATTAWAY.
administrators.
ss1:SS;,jy7 IF 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22
SyN:5ot q d d ssi 8 60
Fashionable Iaiilintry
nnd E1reSS .MstEktkG.

wwISSJ HARDEN. respectfully informs
iva the Ladies' Of E,lseticld and i,s viclnIl,
;h,, she ha, taken III: Stnre adjoining Dir u
S. F penn's, formerly occupied by Mrs
Rrown. where she will attend I" the various
h.,rcbes Of MILLINERY and DRESS hAh
ING in the mus, fashionable style.
E.b % i"i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

q We are authorized TO announce w. a
HARRIS. Esqr., as candidate for scat in
the House Of Representatives, at the next cleo
ton.
$ebruary9 If 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22
Iiinly 7
Notice.

"A LII those indebted To the estate OF Thos. j.
'sA Hibblpr, d.. are required To make i'm.
!. mediate payment, aud thnse having demands
30 present them properly attesied.
asEs JOSIAH P. PERRIN. 5dmr.
szseer,.,, n On 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

The friends Of DR.. JOHN LAKE. ann unce
him as IA Candidate foi seat Ia the House of
Representatives at the ensuing elertion.
March IA tfS
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TrnnsDaremt EsSisetss,

Large lnt 0F new S'Vle anu T7cIl Pal
~ ,erus. Of TRANSPARENT WIN
now BLINDS. in extraordinary varIe'y;
Arches, Lanscapcs. Gothic Designs, Pub
lie Buildings. &c Sc, from $3.50 10 So.
colo Inv
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

Among those who followed the remains
Of Ex- Prrsirlen, Adams 10 the tomb, was
Christophnr Hughes, Esq, wbo was Sec
re,ary of The Congress Of Ghent, when
The treaty. of Peace was concluded between
Grear Britain and this c'uury. OF the
American members Of that Congress, MIR.
Clay and Mr. GalIalin are The only survi-
vors, or the Cabinet Of Mr.. Mon,oe, il
is stalled that there is now bu, Mr.. Cal-
houn left.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22
Special CORRESPONDENCE O fthesiPi Picayune.
OpERArIolsEeF GE NsLANE.

Mexlcss EebslO Q, l848,e !.
Gen. Lane arrived here ca II III tila
afternoon yeslerd5S last from Te5iiIias Tfli
acan, or as it is Something's called, San
Juan de Talluacan;
From Tlapal to eoiiIluacan, norli-.
ing interest occurred occasionally arms
or ammunition wefs found ssilHhaciend,s
and taken or destfaye Thas General
having now posiliVa' fofmaiionz ,ha,
Rea, with from faafsio livsShundred
men was in the neighsourhood, Constant
y seeking him, ands snail squads we're,
continually enploYssda sco;uripgas,t,es
plains on each sidespi, thetroad, .bItSsii5
vain. Within abShlalaf nfilaofsT Tss-s;
o'ihuacan, huwevefs fsiIswas learned s;that;
:ighIy TO a hundred smcn, under cod.5
mand OF Col. Manuel FlIcor1i.' i've werrs IN:
town, Maj, Polk vas directed to pick
twenty five Of lhe5dragonns and rifle.
man, best mounted, and push for the
town as fast as possible. The Sorlcr
was scarcely givensbeiore The squad was
sAIloplng into thel6Rn, and, as j, entered
the rear ofthe enamE all ot whom we've
vel! mounted, wasssasn to pa<sout. a
chase now commGueed. and the en-
emy's horses beiilgs flesh, for some
two or three milessahpy h d the ad-
vantage; but tIleaslhs siperio, bottom
and greater slrerchof the American
horse told, and oarg gpeople brgan 10.
gain on them. Ending this, some of
them abandoned t!IisiSfz snos--.-i % IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

SucccsSnl coTfpetlttonsaRtsttSfIiH NH Ss
ing enterprise established I'm mid dsfsS
of ihe raw material. p. &
Epps the Nurdezr, in charge Of an
office, from Virginia, we learn bv Ex-
press, left Mobile on the 9Th inst. on
board the Steamer Daniel Pratt 10, Mont
gomery. i'hr following account of his
arrest III Texas is from the GalvesIan
NV:
Enps travelled unde' the assumed
n me Of Judy" Shelby. Under this name
he came to r xas about year ago, and
Stopped al Austin for abon, six months.
While here his indrHtr,y with EppS ap-
p"ared to have been detected and infor-
NATION scn,lo Virginia to that Effect
Upon proper evidence, the Governor of
tIlat State made u qlisirion upon the
GovcInnr of T"xlS, w!, ch was given in
charge OF a suitable persons, who has for
some time back been On !he sea ch-
Cprs hiviny sun" inimarion Of MS dam
ger, left Austin last DC her. and il was
not till very lately tia Ii,> wh"re abouts
wns discovered n'ar the Fails of the
! braz IS. The person commissioned for
thai purpose was prUmnIly furnished
with authority by Gov. Wo"d. and sue
cecd"d 81 few ago in securing Epps. alias
JuI &c Sn"Iby. lie was brnugh TO Aus-
tin iAs' Friday, and WAS lodged in jail,
secured IN irons. He was to leave AUS
tin bv the stage on the next day for
Houston and may be expected in this
city by thp next h"a Oh his way to stand
his uial uad II tn. laws Of Virginia.
Gov Wool is unit l.d to credit .or the
prompt assistance he has rendered IN
apprehendin: this refugee from justice.
Ep,,s has hrs amiIy, panta'inn, and
neal y one hundred negroes still in the
vicinity n(Peler, bug. The abov. infor-
III 'lnn has been .ivrn us by gentle-
man just from Austin"