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Col Fremont We regret TO learn that Col
Fremont, whose departure for Aiken we noticed
a few days since did not reach that place to sec
his mother alive. She died but a few hours be-
fore his arrival He accompanied her remains
the next day 10 this city, and after witnessing the
last sad rites, left here the evening following
"Wednesday on his return to Washington In
his affliction, rendered doubly poignant by his
deep disappointment in not receiving her parting
look of recognition after his long and evenlful
absence, he has the sympathy of our entire COM
munnv. s'. .#.--.... ...- .... 20
The marked and brilliant career Of Col Ere
mont has arrested general attention and admira-
tion. and has been watched with lively interest
by his felow-citlzens Of South Carolina Charles
ton, particularly, is proud of him, and the repu-
tation which he has at so carly an nge achieved
too has share. But for the melancholy circum-
stances attending his visit, our city wonld have
manifested by suitable demonstrations their respect
for him, and their continued confidence in his
honor and integrity. 1t will rcqnire something
more than mere accusation to sully them in the
minds of the people of Charleston. 3. s'..'r5


Some months since Sword was voted to him
by our cllizrns, the individual subscriptions to
which were limited TO one dollar. It now awaits
his acceptance at suitable opportunity. We are
happy to learn that the ladies of Charleston pro-
pose, bv similar subscription, to furnish an ap-
pirate Belt to accompany the Sword, as an EVIL
dcnce that they too can appreciate the galantry
and hcroism which have so signaily marked his
career, and have thrown an air of romance over
the usually dry detail Of scientific pursuits.


r.. - =. Charleston Mercury.