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sss- CT Ezirs eF Fni&= s=s; HIGHLY IMPORTANT lg0V THE CITY OF MEXICO !! ,c., sV sEsERlL scsTT aT0 TIE CIT
 OF MguCe.:

= ,h. Peayuse Exira af tbs asth, rvcsivsd
 ... r,..eru mail, which arrived as P m- te- = :, t.s to Onr rs=aszs sAsS following snfsrma- ,A,. xe are indebted se our friend. A. Hzys
 4 N,no,eon, ana Maj. David Batler, com -.x,, he ArSeaaI at this Plaes. Such kindn1ssss
 :, raS.r many SbtlgatiOas to thess gentle - S,,, ,aesnsAip Jsues L. Day has just arrived
 y.r, Cruz. which port she ieff on the 2ist inst. - ,.,e;ligenes faIIy eoEhrms our anficipatisna a : .. r,su,t of he negotiatioas. We have 10 de- ..,. su, letter from orizasa to Mr. Dincrd, the cr,,or 4, Vera Cruz, dated the 18th instant. ssys .,,c..s had just arrived ftom the City of Aexi- ,seh broaghs intelligence that Cen. Sect had ..,,a the eapisal. alter having Oa the lsth tsken A, Erz4Abls fustrsss of ChaPuitsPee and the eitA- Sei
 II. catered the city oa the night sf tiAe day os LA she battle took place, Gen. Bravo was killed .,,,, Assa himself was wounded ia the arm and had ...;,.s rith the remnant of his troops, whBeh had sus.,si ssrsrely st Gusdaiupe-
 n. saa of Anshuac, which has an aeepuat ol .s. ,,7rs-sass sven more brief than our own, uys ss slaughter was terrible.
 Tlz saa says the heights of ChaPaitepee were ..k,. pcssss.ion of ca the 18th. and the fsth and ys ras spent in sonbarding she city. and pOrtiot f,sr .rny catered oa the morning of the 18th, the s,..,ee rsnaiaing ., Chspuitspec-
 We have letters from Mir Kendall and files of ths ps,s Ed GobiersO. from which we shall publisg ,.asrsv mass of news of great importance"
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Commissioners Sale.

DY vsrtae of q commission ta me directed from AD the ehane@ry riie of the Pala.ki CircnEx comra wili ofsr ss gszse sale se the hxhrse blsiter fsY cash, sf the gsart-h -hesse desr sf ssid eoansy sf is ws. tsae half. sf ts .sath ws~e aa.xter sf section sree tue hslf ef the ssaEh sass snmrses Sf setion Soar asaa the asrth quarter sf tis ssFsh we quarter ef ssettoa tea; eonszfaEng sn sl 5H ot iaad all ship ems soaxh rsnr~ f5 we@t Sesa ta sSsssty aes=sse i@ ehaaeevy sgsssst PaFssn N Sharnisa, land has lssd1 la fnssr sk Sasaaei BlghAsn. Sais wikhla the nsnai heura Thss 34sh day of Sept isS7.
 A. T. HIT.
 Csmmssxssnsys LAttss Rsck, Sept 57. ls47. 3--sas.
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CuhA.-~we fnily agrza wiah shs C1sswrsr And Ea4sirw "a the seniImsais exPsesssd in sks sllew- ing p@rsgszpAs
 We vel Fsesllses hsnFiax ngs Car enpusts aha ePiniga. mAny yens sinee, tissl gAa uzsss& sssErs sAoala nut hssSksae io eagAEe n waT with Gnsmi Britain. Fsfksf tAan pesnif se Eslsna te bs tvnne- AFSed ho Der The rsmsDas in faxuw q this. ase eveu saroagsr sew tA.n shey wxge theu aeA sse br- l.ese saeh usr, weuh @pet tha essdsai sappsrt uI the enssse hasiue
 Our whnle gsosaA fA sesatioa b Gala. esny hs sfated h sinxse phrase. Vs desfss e eArnrs we woaaa mse aE tAa in9aen9e ef tie uaiasa states so pesvsns aay eAaaxs im lhe naf5saaiSty of te ;xt.A we ask 70 exeiaEse psisileee fer car irnss es is. fetccaFss witA t. b4t H Caha eeases tp Ae SpAAisA | msa be Amesieaa."--N O Bzs.
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 ', The same ~ n AiaAeF shaaSs, i4 &zz kx9sfe ee wvssspn n IeagtA sad in iershaa kuma 3Ae esdies ssesid sivs lhe asme et sAe pe& eAe4 e9 which eoasmuMieafinms G. hssn are tn asm nmaf {. Bais mass Ae sealed sad narkeaenE ske dMzszzS aa these Word@s eSH&LG1 ssps rna q. q R8e3&mA TT and ssalseNssa ts h. SOSisftnw el f.& Ieem4 sety, WsshiaxAoa, Q. e.
 2. Form cs q bsd. gssFamsy. and seg1iStzs4s !, -, ressalag af -----, la tha seamtY df -. n the Stsae cf -. keee6y oae4 tSe tleised s'Asss ths san eF ---- doliAss SA S&sA ~ sheas sght, ssse, tsse.rst and ebzl b te peegFlF 6eacfth~d ia sa=sSeF - ia ste nfsslna n1NRg- tisenenf sf ihe Snileiaas e tke Tsensafy mr6e sAs terms sad seadlsi0ns fheFeia mwatsaeeA ah4 hes1 mY bid fbesefs sh-Et Ae sreepaed hv sssd Snlieasa to d~Yosste thes ssvs, ia lawftl mQarn. ia co o W Aeposisevips mrnsioMef n sseA adeesSsssfbnzk wMk i.s thisiy days ses RS bsd sAsls bs aeeepsa a naN Ice tAsEeof seai to ne sy msdl.
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 esfta9 that fAe above gneF~mtuf ls Fusp6A9 fos shs snm mentioned In siss ahe3e ha4
 @. Piuta of tAe lanAspss Doaenm enm HA Nk&A q tse afEee of tAe Uatfed gfsiws dsssiea ar.11sv lm thai eitY. and the Saliea1as-s esncs h WasAana4M
 VI. ssAs nU4 pesznrmed ea fhe pssa sf tGA 16seEsf according to the terms sp@rsGeA am tAe eb1sR enaa dltsnns. may. Ht he apeea nf the Sotfeism 6 O. eiaFed aan snd vnid. ln al eases ,skese stsna MaT have ben rrscsssed axAinst the Eaited Sszass ths Ssiscfsnr nmE kessrp exeruffn fke ensseuwzme@ Ar clare she hsd inva:id and sf n esfeef
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rrnnsrrndeniaIism.--sl

TIansccndemtaiism.--S --Slaen fAe days ef the srAN a aaa aes3h of s'Thr Dial. WE Asye seen neaA ing, in s,s @ay. superior to this W hss hsspy ct things xils be. wbsz siy ls ei expression ltse shn fo!owiRg, written FshoaagragAsszaliy aaa printed pAeae.sEsrzlsy. ~sls f@rm our ysSaaral0 TAc wssssF ts eemm~aiiag ga Inc eeaih of sstAs Wfight:
 @HHmaaIty lanaenss when saea I man Pzss-s z~ay fraga the state ei zAfare a JAa sEase ef esssfsiis state gf spiiReS sss siste as E0ss, ise ssAts e Fissl6iity the ssass s isitiify, the sSaae s manifestation 10 siss ssas wiIisat maElEnsaSsiaa
 MsS&lexI Nsssi Eresasa-
 The Bassp Sssr thas hits eff this Psecioas eas os trs1$ceadsalaJasRa
 "Aai eesHEAaA seaSe lagahziaf1zs whaa Pre%'seaa aetaAiiy diSspysrx n the missy xeshssssfy ed gsi mga-xhcn ssGkcSoth covered ssxen- ESgi1<h Is srsa.ehsed beaeAsA the His@s sslsasas pea erestty f Ineeashiae--wirn aRssphastseafea asseas Tns2nt ry iags suhiznAtNa RsHsease, and lapse HE1y into ise lReSfrrvas isnneo of diaPhansns ha- -where-'
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OBITUARY.

] DsEp. ss Hot Springs. Arkansas, oa the IfsA Sept, Wiisas Wars. aged about ls yssrs. who for- DeFsy resided neas Mille1geviile. Ca. snA Iasely near Raymond. Ai. He ioes his hsaifA ia cam paign against Mexieo. as . soian.eer. and came to the Spsings to restore it ssd the evidences cf bis saitss@est asA disehasge are in my possession He was ss a'niahae ycuay man, ard even kese asaoag strangers his death is mach lamented
 He died at ny hease. and wiH he pleased .e fafnsh his relatives with particulars. a isy VIII write me
 The papers al MiEiedgevilie, and Raymoad siil please notice his death for ,he insorsaasoa oS h;s relations ). C. HALE
 Hof Sprtags -frk, lska Sepf.
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Coa. tFsngsal - e-.I. pgnsou.

s foslgwing iefaes, fsesa aie dsnaimxnishaa Sem- elor nem Minaurfs sPpear to require an ezPIa-
 HErx Larx Ky. Sept .. Ies7. Dear Sir--l thank yea for your note of tho 18th nt, and the paper enciesea IF the article to wAich Lsn e@ll sEy hzIenisen meEsly ccneernea myself. ssSak tesve f fs do its efscs, without saying . word se beHsen CT ismr iia fores; bat the design Y te fHJnrs Col. Fremont by repfeseniing me as PFefcrring eharEss aRainsa hina and becoming hfs prosecutor, merely io obtzin sham neqnis=i think RroPes b say aad b give ysa leave to publish it.l tnsk preferred no charges against Cot. Freme nj, and hzfs not hec9ine kis preaeeufos bat fhas abd send to the War OkSce the eharxns maSe agaSnz1 him hy others, and gave the names of the suppose wFsfsrs as wisaenew te prove what they wrote, at the Azsns te expressing my Ssselef ef their truth, end AAking c0uFt martini. Aa article from the Msesoan Republican was 0ne of th0ss 90 EcRt; eth crs from other peppers weEe also seat. Nothing was aadsd to tlteHn. ar taken from isesn- Thg ch1rFm were senS exaetIy as pubishff, and were Ffss EfsY Ees Of the publishers and writers not uairs and it Is they who ere summoned ts yrore them. Thcv the wEteEs and Pubiskers] viii he sarsHaoned and al ether witnesses fhss shgy want summoned. and sii the chMrges tried which tsy have preferred oT shall pffeF, which any other person. shafi prefer The triai which have asked for s iatsudea io he real enc. and net sf4ESe ss the editor of the Re- Pahiican sapPsscz Es shall cover everything impu- ted agaimst Cot F.. and his secaSars shall all bq witzeases. If, unSsr fhese eifrunsknncss. ii br- comes '.farce and whiGswashisg aair = the fault will b. their own.
 am hsrs wsah Mrs. Benton. Cor the beneft of her heaAth. which is sneh as noa to airnEl of nsy leaving her is go on to AisSours thss fasi. This must he Iny apology te my southern frisass, whom expected to Visit this nasnsh
 THOMAS H. BENTON.
 Y. R. CONWAY. Ess., Et. Leafs. Mo
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THgL LATE Co., BuTLEk.-The Charleston Csa- Tfsr contains the following notiee ef Col BrILEx. xho 90 gailansy fell n the reeeat battle DeAr fse city ef Mexico:
 sswe have the melancholy day q ahaeancEns ihe fail cf the gallant; the accomplished Col Bs1fsr He who was selected 10 lead hssve and ss ehiy- airoas band Of eiszea sOlaiers as eyer sought the eaied 6elA yielded sp his liie amidst the cd the deep mouthea cannon. the rattle oG Eag=ketfy and the clash of sworas. The noble fntn iha; received the banner under which the best hsoct os C@FSlaA went forth frosE the bosom oi their laErss. to counter the peils cf the baffte held. hes still and cold iD death. No meSe wilt she ShrA tg4EsPei cause hsm sc bound tEeE his sosef-ts1. to es9 iAs bnlA and fearless warriors to victory We FssoSa his Ioss-bsst we have sh. EelaEchoiy eonsasaiso5' that hs iied he held oa glory aE,i thai his aes- osy wiu be embalnea ia inc heart of every true patriot With Batter feii tao other hssve oiaesrs of he Palmetto regiDeui, LieEts. DAsi1 Adams ana " F. Williams"
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ovvseB eyr run sols~Tea e TVS TaxAauns, l
 Aug. I1. t8tF. $ CEALED PRUFUSKTss win be received q Ihis - esee mmaiI tAs 1StA day ef oefsbes nsxs. na Ig sseisek sf nnaa faf shs pnsckass of se inasssa aa lhe UniaeA Esaies at isw and in eqaiay q tAs pp- pesty keseinass aeseriheA uppn tke sesws and eea- dltians mentiossd below. b wie
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CcSSvxssxrr.--The clne9naAti papers speak es a a<w esensczirii Tss3 eagle. which made tx appear ance la thai ssfy; tbe sine ef the geHsine esss a0as the wesghf sf five essi Piee@ tse ihis cei0s and dis gos4i dsfcl iSzi. IL k FepreeAtAa io se . xeey g%ed eeasiSzsesi snA b tx eet&xss1 snsy bs the weigh.
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MAmRTnn.

On the Ssrd Sept, by C. H SwSsAss Esa.. cavs. iAsEs Ii. BATsD, b MFs. EIEkx wr4HAxs, aH os Ysil eoassy. Ark.
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is as sAsd wken tsss nese sf S1ias WrixhEs 3essh fcarlssd Whise saiphcs sPnRgs. Nr. Gar was aa@p- lF affected. and yzaid tSaekinxsy kraaGful ins- FrsHsgtn friAwte te tke hsaored deaa hv afudaw ss hsa Eeaereas nztaFe. anesmpFsaAEiag iaaewTisv nc- eompatsed poweEs in dehaae, and ifs esaissua nwl- iic srrvsces
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seaaseriai Caadidase. ',.'

SsM.
 foa are aafharised ts anaoanee ne as ean- dAte to rspnsseni in the saAfe senase, The dssrses comprising the ecuaaiss of ssiine and Perry.
 H.M. RECTOR To the E.sitos of lhe Banaes S4ifas C5~nss. .f=gusf s. Iss7.
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,-,.sA.. ''n . stAFtiEg ar again iH N Yora. The s,t ..s Aafe sii uPan the i3tA af ucisaer As saa
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W WIDrTM0-ME.


 VNHE $ah~eyiber. agent fer H. Alderman, viii 1 eeztinue the formrr's ba<inezs al his esd sand on Main. neaz Markham street. and keep constant iy hand a fail and weil 1&sorteA stock q Greee- riss. Dry Goods. Roots. Shoes, HsrHware Castimxx Ae. &e ali Of which wisl he sold isw for eash The highest mazkss prices will be paid fer esansry pro- daee. as bref hides, yeitEiss, be~swax. &c-
 JOHN KRAUSE- Little Reek, lS47. s9-s lan \ IL persons is3ebted ts the sah~criher, esfhey 1 hy pOte CT book eccoanf, are reSsessed te eail and settie the same with MT. J. KrAmse his nafkor- tzed sgeni, by doing they will save costs.
 H. HABERMAN IdttIe Rock, Jan 91, ls4I. Ie-tza-
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WHIe FRIENDSHIP Fos Cav. TAYLoE.-A stero- typed charge ofthe whigs against the supporters of the present administrati0a-oae thai has k~eD kept standing in almas; every whig paper ia the Union is, their hostility 10 General Fay Tor. TAe detne- crets are accused of seszin- every opportunity 10 do him aa iniary and tn detract from bis well earned reputation The charge is false and entirely @ith- oat foundation President Polk has prompted him ;hFee times during tbe psesert war-a0d the demo- crats have been his warnest admirers and most coa1sfeai friends.
 But what right have the wings 10 ecmpizin of others abusing Gen Taylor, when they thensstEss have se, the example, Have they not applied to him the epifhet of ROBBER and MURDERER And are they not urging their utmost edarts every day to prove that he is l5ari They Fsedze them selves that be is a whis-a good ShIg-aa ost and oat whig--a Hs1Sy Gag vAsg-whiie the old Gen efal constantly declares tha' he belongs to Sc Pey; that be has not even formed an cginlca uPon the important questions that have divided posiiczi par ties; that be aevef has and never wiIi be poilti eians pretty sst Of friends. these, to pretend tc defend Gea. Taylor, while asaag the GsIeosi pains 10 n.iszepresent him to ihe Feeples
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Ir.aess < I.na eoaveyra. qu.s.i.y. s.s.

sI.anas Lying ia she state sf Askaas...
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4 very striking case Of the e1hihi.sE of zassanal courtesy occurred dnriag the voyage 0f Qaeen Vic- tora te Scotland oa t- occasion of her visii which a, Inst dases ~tse vas still paving e fhe Scottish people. Al Senner Cove, of CernwelI, the royal party oyerhAuled New York packet ship the captain of the paekrs fired salute, and hal his yarts immediately manned in hOeor ef the f-ir sovereign of Engiana Her majesty was deasrrnin- es net to bc eutaene in poiiisoss. and sse innsei stely orsssrps The American flag tS be run ID oa board ef her vessel
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The above lands ise 5a body on the Mtsssssaopa river near he reash ef Serahrrsxs
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rr,u Sat. Fs-.fws nlr.fIvs day, Laitr.

rse steamer J. ]. Har.in arrived al Si Louis ca the .sh, of the ssk fast Gom the MlSsoati rirer.- Tse editors of the Missoari Republican received sy
 n. arrival the following letter, giving pretty full 4e.ails Of ali the news erOugAtey Sir. Aubrey, who Aas jast re,arnsd from Santa Fe. Ne annex the lerr
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M=ier Gsn't [ :. Arm, Va J. 1 Birtry, Ess
 "' A CoHseniiOn, Pitssbarrh. Pa-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-15
REDUCTION OF POSTAGE.

Now, that the election is over, the press Of the
country, especially thoseo Of the west, should take
hold of the postage question, and use their uni.
ted strength in favor revival of the law allow.
ing newspapers to circulate, through the mails,
free of postage, within thirty miles of the Office
of publication. Ii will be remembered that bill
repeating this law was smugged through Con-
gress Immediately before the close Of The last
session. This was effected by attaching an a.
mendment 10 the bill establishing post routes in
Texas. The bill was altogether of local ma
lure, and any amendments offered were regarded
as of little importance, and adopted without be-
ing read or questioned; andone half of the mem.
bers of Congress returned to their homes with
out being aware that their last Official act was the
repeal Of the most wholesome provision Of our
postage laws. ThsEc being 'hs facts Of the cIs,,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-15

DAILY TnEGsAPH.-We have received the
first number Of a very neat little Daily, bearing
the above lille, hailing from MassiIlon, Ohio
Il is printed by J. n. Painter, aud ia is political
predictions isdeeidsd Whig. Thelown If Mas.
siIlon, as is well known 10 the most Of our read.
ers, is decidedly the greatest business place in this
section Of the SIaie. There is, perhaps. more
wheat purchased in MassiIlon than there IS at any
other point on the Ohio Canal. Il also com.
mands the trade Of a large scope Of country, and
10 addition to the sPPelslon Of the wheat city, ;
which is universally conceded 10 il in this rsgoin,
it may be emphslicslly styled the great sericY.
iural emporium OF the Ohio Canal. Added to
these advantages is the important fact thai the
Magnetic Telegraph lines, from the eastern cities,
and from Cleveland, will be in foil operation to
Massllon in a few days. That place will then
not only be the greatest business point on the D.
hio Canal, but will command more facilities for
Obtaining early news than any other place in this
section Of Ohio. Taking all these facts into
consideration, the advantages Of a well conduct.
ed Daily paper, in MassiIlon, viii readily be per-.
ceiyed. Ii will be Of incalcuable importance
to all business men that make the Ohio Canal a
place Of trade, as il WILL if properly conducted,
furnish them with later information, especially
in reference TO the prices Of produce, than they
can obtain from any other source. Such being
the advantages Of the paper before US, we hope
that it will be we'll sustained. The number be.
fore US is "got up" with much spirit, and promises
thatthe Daily Telegraph will lbe an efficient cham
piOn for Wing principles. Price 6 cents Perweek.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-15
" lios
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS AssAILED!

AN AGENT OF IHE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT IN.
TERFERNe WITH THE FREEDOM OF SPEEcH!-The
town of Canton has been the scene Of one ofthe
most disgracefuI transactions that il has ever been
our duty torecord. The freedom of the press has
been most wantonly assaiIed by recruiting off.
Ger of the United States Army, backed by hired
bullies in the service Of The General Government,
and countenanced by Justice of the Peace-an
officer sworn to enforce the laws Of Ohio!
The Ohio Repository of the 9Th insr., copied
an article that appeared inthe Stark County Dem.
ocrat Of the week previous, relative to the con-
duct, on a certain occasion, Of Capt. Taneyhil,
arscruling officer Of the United States, and GER
tain DR.. Bradley, pretended surgeon in the Ar.
my, and made some comments on the article in
question. That our readers may understand the
whole controversy. we copy both articles, as we'll
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-15
RRANnREr.E,s Pills.

FEvTa AID AsUE. AMI Ar FEvEEs CuREB ~
BEASnEErH's PfLLs.-All ievsfs are ocCasioned BY
the ds0rdered motion OF the blood produced BY the
humora serosity BY hardening the valves OF the
seis. The blood eirculates With greatly increased
speed, and Is still increased by the friction Of the gO
bules, or particles which compose the Of huis.
Then Il u that the excessive beat and chils s eEps
nenced throughout the whole system, and aceompa-
MED with great thirst, pain in the head, back kid
neys, and in isct a complete prostrstion Of ali the
faculties Of the n nd as well as body
On the first st.acS Of fever or any disease, imme-
disiey take a large dose Of Brandreih's Vegetable u
niyersal Pills, and continue to keep up spOwerul e.
feet upon the bowels until the fever or pain Las en-
trey ceased. Six or eight viii in nOsl cases be sui
fcient a. first tOse, and one dose Of this kind it s
not improbable, may prevent months Of sickness,
perhaps death.
DR.. Benjamin Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills, are indeed universally approved medicine,
which by its peculiar action, ceanses the bood Of all
impurities, removes every pain and weakness and f.
nsy restores the constitution u perfect health and
vigor. For sale al the store Of H.A. STIDoER.
CarToliton, October Is, lS41-l-3m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-15
ELECTION RETURNS.

We have received no official returns, and but
few reports from the adjacent counties. The ru.
mors that have reached US are TOO meagre and
indefinite to enable US to form even reasonable
estimate of the result of the lpte election in Ohio.
RumOrs from Jefferson county state that The
entire Locofoco ticket is elected, with the excep.
lion of the Prosecuting Attorney.
Unofficial returns from Stark county elect the
entire Locofoco ticket by an average majority Of
about FIVE hundred.
Reports from Wayne county indicate close
vote, but we think that The chances are favorable
to the Locofocos.
RumOrs from Harrison county report the cleo.
tion of Mr.. Russell, Wing, TO the House of Rep.
resentatives, but give no further particulars.
We have no returns from either Columbana
or Tuscarawas counties.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-15
NEWS FROM THE ARMY.

Although nearly two weeks have elapsed since
the reports of the late battle at The city Of Mexi.
CO first reached US we are still without official ac.
counts of that battle, orIhe battle outside the walls
Of the city TWO weeks before. The route from
Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico is so much infes.
ted by Guerrilla parties, as TO cut off all regular
communication between those points. Many
persons are oil the opinion that the Mexicansare
efecIuslly subdued, and seem 10 think that the A.
merican army has but to march on its victorious
career, conquering and TO conquer. This may
be all true; but we think that minute caIcula.
tOn Of the immense loss that our army has alrea.
dy sustained in its progress thus far, as we'll as its
diminished force at this time, and its situation in
the very heart of The enemy's country, will 60
far to convince the most sanguine that it is yet in
the power of Mexico to sIay many, very many
of our men, if not to annihi!ate our whole army.
One thing s rendered certain; we have not vel
conquered aPeace;" and the prospect of effect
ing so desirable result, is now sunk far in the
unfaIhOmable depths Of futury.