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HARLEM SPRINGS.
"COLD WATER CURE"

y " l. " w a 1 l. IL y Y IL l.
The undersigned takes pleasure in informing he
public that he Is now prepared to treat every spr-
cIes OF disease by the late and well established
system Of HYDRorArHIA. The hot, warm, cold, or
vdpor bath, will be resorted to, according TO the
-tae o the disease, OF the state OI the patient
1t Is now reduced to a certainty, 10y the experience
OF the best Physicians in the country, that tn
hydropathIc system in the cure OF the various
chrome rheumatism. and scrouus dspaseo with
which the h1man family suffice 10 be afflicted,
stands unrivalled. 1t is also known tn at the prac-
ice OF bathing has been followed lor the healing
OF disease from the earliest period OF which VT
have any certain or traditional history.
The Harlem Springs are now hued up in such Il
manner as To enable the undersigned to admins.
tel the cold water cure in whatever way a long PX.
perience may dictate whether it be the hot O
cold bath, the warm or vapor.
1t may be graticatlon TO the friends Of these
Springs 10 know that there has not been patient
IN attendance this season, who has not received II
material benefit ilom this mode OF treatment, and
many entirely cured OF deep seated and long stan
ding chronic affections, rheumatism, &c.
Different diseases under the control Of Hydro
pa,hy, Rheumatism, Scrofua, Fever and Agur,
Diseases OF the chest, such ar Asthma, BrOuchels,
and the forming stage OF Consumption; Diseases
OF the Stomach aud Liver, such as Dyspepsia,
Chronic luiiamation OF the Liver, producing every
orm OF indigestion. It's strong dmetc and .udu-
rifle effect renders Drop-irS completely under the
control OF Hydropathlc treatment.
These Sprlngs are situated near the state road
leading from SIeuhrnvlIle to Massillon, miles
aorh-easl OF Carroton, and but lew rods from
the village OF Harlem.
NAMES OF TIE BATHS.
The Douche Bath, OF Pour or Shake Bath.
" SuZ do. or sll do.
" UmsauCh Bath; or Wet Sheet do.
" Grss do: or Shower do.
" Shutz do; OF Plunge DO.
The hot, cold, warm, Iepid, and vOpor BATHS.
J. S. KELLER.
SPlt "a, AT.-tC
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that petition will be pre-
sented to the Commissioners OF Carroll county, at
their December session. praying for the alteration of
so much OF the north end oil Jeremiah Channels
road as lies between the Carroton grade, in Union
township, and the northwest corner of the land of
Daniel Pillars, in Perry township, and the same to
be removed south along the Carrolton grade to the
north line of the land of said Pillars, thence west
along the line between said Pillars and John W. Nc
Court, to the point aforesaid MANY PETITIONERS.
August l3, lS47-44-5t.
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Cash for Hides.

The subscribers having commenced the business
of tanning, in the yard formerly occupied by VIM.
Thompson, directly north of the Western Exchange,
and directly behind B Meister's grocery, are desi
rous o purchasing a quantity OF hides, for which
they will pay four cents per pound, in cash. deliv
cry at their shop.
ALSO On hond at all times, large assortment
of leather OF all kinds, which they will sell at low
prices as the same kind OF article can be purcha
sed IN this place; and they invite the public to call
round and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere, for they intend that their leather shall
need no other recommendation than an examination.
BAXTER d BUTLER.
Carsllton, September II, lsi7--a9-lf,
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NEW TINWARE MANUFACTORY.

TUE subscriber invites pub!ic attention TO his .hot
just opened one door east OF the General TayIot
douSe, (iormerIy occupied by VIM. D. Jplkns,)
where hr intends manufacturing 10 order, as slsS
Keeping on hand, tin, copper and brassware, ia
such variety as the demand may seem to require
tie hopes by the closest industry and untirinK
attention, to merit such encouragement, ls wi)
warrant him to continue and extend the busness.
Every description OF mcnding, in his line. prong,
y done to order. THOMAS Il. ATKINSON
CarroIl:on, June 25, IS47-37-tL
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nod NaIlce.

Noiice y hereby gwen that there vas pcsIio-
presented 10 the eonmssiOners 0i Carol eour U
Ohio a. theif luue session, lB47 and that spf.ica
ton VII - made 10 said comm ssionrrs thell D.
s~mhsr session., 1917, for tn establishment Of ih'
ipllowing alteration OF The state ryal leading rou
ltardestys MIL, in Carroll county. TO Nv liaius-
bnrga. N said eouny; commencing for SID a.
trauoa A. the line between the lands oi simeon
Jennings and Jacob Miller 10 insersect The road lea
drag O 0n Nv Hagerssown al or near q middle
teaes on Tie laad OF the said Jacob Miller
MANY PETITIONERS.
Oc,oher % Ie47-3-4t
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

lhave associated with me in the practice ofmedicne,
DR.. HENRY B. FAwcETT, who has read attentively
under my care for the last three years, and has atten-
ded course of lectures in highly respectable med
ical school in this State. He practiced with me du-
ring the prevalence OF the epidemic that swept over
the country during the past summer and autumn, and
gave entire satisfaction in all entrusted to his
care. therefore most cheerluly recommend him to
the confidence of the public and the attention of the
medical profession. J. S. HUNTER.
March =, IS47-22-tf
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Estate Of Elizabeth ROby.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as executor on the
estate ol Elizabeth Roby, late oil Carroll county o..
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are
required to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will present them,
legally proven for tllement, thin one year from
this date. HORATIO NJ. ROBY, EX'rX.
October !, 1847-5i AT.
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Probate Notice.

Accounts Of Executors, administrators and guar
dian, i,d in The Office OF the clerk OF the cour, Of
common pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, which may
be settled a. the next term Of said courts
Fiasl account Of Aaron Elliott. Executor Of the
estate Of Mary Eve Yant. deceased.
Final account OF John Niven, executor on the
ssIsJe Of James Nven, deceased
W. R. LLOYD, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Carrollton, October q, l847.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given thOt application will be
made to the township Trustees of Augusta town.
ship on the second Tuesday of October next for the
location Of township road, commencing at the barn
Of Ellcnor Long IN said township, and terminating
at the Still-ork Bridge, on the road leading from
Caroillon to Augusta,
Sept. O. l3- SAT. ELLENOR LONG
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EEidcs! Hides!

T T subscriber will pay four cents per pound for
clean slaughtered hides and five cents per pound for
clean slaughtered calt.skns, well taken off,
lie will also keep on hand general assortment
OF leather, which he will dispose of at very low pr
ces. also, Spanish Sole-ealher kept on hand.
SAMUEL G. PERRY.
EsristwGh, ,octs, E.-Pd.
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Estate Of Henry Casllemnn.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed sdnnslratur on the cslutc Uenry
Castenan, late oi Carroll county, Ohio, deceased
All persone indebted To said estate are required to
make immediate payment, and those having claim
against the same, to present them, legally proven,
Tor settlement, within one yelr from thu date.
DAVID CASTLEMAN, Admir-.
October IS i847-l-}l
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HIDES! HIDES!!

THE subscribers will pay four cents per pound
for clean slaughtered hides, and five cents per pound
for clean slaughtered cal-skins, well taken off,
They will also keep on hand general assortment
OF leather, OF superior quality, which they will dis
pose Of at very low prices. TERMS: Cash, grain,
and hides. YDUUG g. RICHARDSON
CaTollton, August 20, lS47-45-tf.
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A LIST or LETTERS

Remaining IN the Post Office at Carrollton, Ohio
on the lst ot October, lS47. II not taken out be-
fore the lst of January, SIS they will be sent to
the General Post Office as dead letters
Briceland, John Hewitt, George Mcdowell, W.T..
Baumonk, John Herald, Michael Mills, John
Burdge, John S. Hudson, Peter Mixion, A. II.
Boulk, Capt lleidel, Felt Norris, George
Buck, William Hoti, D. Neely James
Best, Mary NJ. Harsh, George Nicely, James R.
Barclay, John Johnson, Jas. N. Orn John s.
Beadle, Abner Jackman, Edward Peaseco, Miss
Colthread, John Karn, Adam . Plu, Daniel
Cook, Philip Kappenburger,H Pugh, Catharine
Close, Joseph Kester, Jacob Richardson, Hen
Chamberlain, NJ. kochler, Robert Ross, James IL,
Canady, Andrew Lanbender, Mr.. Runon, G..
CroXton, John G Lane, Susan H. Sheurer, D. 2
Deord, John Sr Lebean, Charles Sheppard, VIM.
Duhield, Jas. w Long, Joseph Sperth Johaner
Eagge, John Long, Elizabeth Shaw, Charles d.
Fishel, John Lloyd, John Sanendecker, IL.
Fisher, N. b. LampOrt, NJ. G. Shoup, John
Gates, Eli Miller, Isaac Simpson, Eliza
Grunder, Jacob Miller, Rebecca Toot, George
Gerhart, Il. " Myers, VIM Jr Vanhorn, Daniel
Graham, Robert Maple, David Wesely Sarah
Green, George McGaWan, Mark Wece, Adam
Green, Israel Miller, Levi Whitaker, Mary
huttemere, Geo. Marsh, Roswell Wilson, Thomas
Heath, Harbert Miller, Henry Wagner Henry
Herald, Jacob Mumessmore, M, Wells, Henry D.
Hauk, Andrew Menser, John Williams, Thos
Henry, James Murphy, Jas. G. Workman, Nancy
Persons calling for any of the above letters will
please say that they are advertised.
IL. A. STIDGER, P. NJ.
Carrollton, October s, lSI7-52-3t.
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B A N * 4.
B. W. SNoDGRASS. ]. M'cL
B. w. SnOdgrass 4 Co.

Have removed to their new bank building, Walnut
street, New Lisbon, where they will continue the
business OF banking in all its departments.
Interest paid on money deposited for one year or
more in sums OF one hundred dollars or upwards.
The unfinished afIaIs OF the late CiumLiana
Bank ol New Lisbon will he attended to by them
BUSINESS hours from o'clock, A. NJ. TO P. M.
New Lisbon, JMlY 9, l847-39-4
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Estate of David Davis.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointed executors, on the estate OF David Da-
Wis, late OF Carroll county, Ohio deceased. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are required to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims to present
them for settlement according law, within one year
from this date. WILLIAM DAVISJ r.
JAMES WILKlN, { La To-
October |, lS47-5l-3t.
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Dissolution OF PartncrsbiD,

THE partnership h rrtolOre rxrslrng between
the undersigned, in the mercantile busnps, IN Per-
rysvrIle, Carroll county, Ohio, under the firm ci
Cel & tones, has been dissolved by mutual con
sent JOHN CREAL,
july %, l947--4l-4t. JACOB JONES.
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Estate of Jacob Andrews.

No'ce !" hereby gwen that the undersigned has
ten appointed and qualified os ,xrcu,or an ,,c
S'a'T oi rob Andrews, late oil CaroII county, O.
deceased AUPesonS indebted 10 SAID estate are
"qHred TO make immediate pay ymehI. aid ,bose
having cl"mH against 'hesame, will present them,
this dsle. JOSEPH B. TInRAIJ ~,
September 3, l847-i7-Sl,
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HOLLOW WARE.

4 large lot Of hollow ware, Of Pittsburgh manufac
- mre, justrcceved and for sale cheap, at the new
,to'" Of ELIZA SINCLAIR
CsuoIton, November 6, I846-lG
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Washington HaII-StcnIenViiIc. Ohio

I"L subscriber respectfully informs the public in
general that he has leased The Hall or term Of
years The sleeping apartments have undergone
" P'f'ect rehovauon-no pains or necessary ex-
pence Will he spared TO give all homay call prrfecG
satisfaction. Respectfully. Is. VI. Earl,
April 9, I847--26-u
IS watch tor boats, day and night-bagpaga
taken to and from the river tree # charge.
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S. STOKELEY,
.Nlru JenV'ile.
J. II. TRIP
CarrOlIton
E. R. ECKLEY.
J. NJ. DAYH,
ECKLEY Il DAVIS.
AtLorncus and ConnseLL6rs Mt I

Attorneys and COunseII6rS at Law,
HAVE entered iulo partnership, and will practice
their profession IN Carroll and the adjoining
counties. All business enuusted to them will re-
ceIve prompt attention. Office in the frame build
Ing opposite the west door ol the court house.
CanoIItOn, December 5, I845-tf
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DR.. w. II. POOLE,

HAVING located himself in Carollton, offers his
professional services to the citizens Of the town
and surrounding country. His Office is opposite the
store Of Mr.. Parker. September !, lS46-4S-tE
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VAN BROWN,
CdrrolItOn,O.
II. GRISWOLD
Canton. Ohio
BROWN Il GRIsWOLD.

Attorneys and Couaseiiors at Lao,
Office IN the court house, CdrolIIon, Ohio.
March 2s. I8f4-u.
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NIUSLINS.

4 LARGE lot Of brown and hIeached musns, Just
- received and for sale al the new store OF
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carollton, Novemhpr6, 184G-ti.
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COTTON YARN.

Aarge lot Of cotton yara ot the beat aualitv inst
n received aud for sale at the cheap sore of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carroitan, Novemhet G. IriG-u.
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SOLE LEATHER.

A First rate lot OF Spanish sole leather just reCei
- ed and for sale by LIZA SINCLAIR.
Cauoton, November 6, 1846-n.
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NOtice.

At my instance an attachment was this day issued
BY Joshua ID. Patton, Justice Of the Peace. of
Centre township, Carroll county, against the pro.
perty and effects Of Michael Hawk, an abs,ondny
debtor. Dated this 2nd day Of October, A. d.
Ie47 JAMES A. LEE.
Oct. Q, '47.
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SALT.

80 Bbls. Lake and Yellow Creek Salt Just re
ceved and for sale by E SINCLAIR.
Carrolton, Feb. Is, lS47-20-tf.
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Rate Of Taxation for Carroll county, Ohio,
For the year 1917,

For State purposes, two aud lhree-quarter mills
and for all other purposes. in the townships o
Loudon, Lee, Augusta, Washington, Perry, Union
Harrison, Blown. Rose and Monroe, three mi!lS
,otal amount in the above townships, five anr
hree-quarter mills on the dollar valuation; and til,
ownshps OF Fox, East, Centre, aud Orange, tire,
nd onP-qua ter mllls: total, in said last townships
TX mills on the dollar valuation.
| will attend at the 'rreasurer's Office, in the
town Of CauoIIlon, from the lst OF October next
until the 20Ih day OF December ensusiug, for til,
purpose ol receiving the taxes aforesaid.
}. &. KENNEDY,
Treasurer Of Carroll county, Ohio.
Treasurers Ofite, CarroDhon, August 81, l847.
FORM OF ROAD CERTIFICATE.
A. ?. has performed labor on the punIc high
Eay, under my direction, in - township, It
the amount OF ---- dollars, - cents, -- mills
(Dated) G. D. Supervisor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-29
Mr. Bots election.

In ali quarters Of the Union. which We have heard
the election Of Mr. Bolts is hailed with peculiar sat.fa
uon From The numerous expressions Of gtau6eauon eli-
cited BY that select the following extract from
OF the letters OF the Washington correspondent of the
Philadelph North American.
The glory OF the the splendid triumph
OF that noble, gallant and able whig John NJ Bots. IN The
Richmond dis after
occurred in the Odd Domnon To his untrine labor
and zeal-o his brave and manly bearng-to his luminous
exposition OF the frauds aud fasiues OF Loeoiocois and
to his faithful and sterling vindcaon Of whig principles
are we indebted for the redemption Of this district Ali
honor to him Tor his services. Against him in particular
directed all the appliances the Administration and
all the influence that could be commanded by
and mnions. Misrepresentation OF his political views
and ealumny against hs private character With urreat sp-
peas TO sectional pFeudces OF the unscrupu-
lous weapons with which no Indignantly assaed He
sombated them with resolution and dignity and has come
out OF the ordeal unscathcd aud bearing with him the high
est testimonial OF popular esteem and respect
In the two preceding elections Mr. Bolts was defeated
by an unfortunate division friends On the pre-
occasion these personal differences were propery re-
coneied. and the result brilliant victory thus proving
the truth OF old Rough and Readys MAXIM. When we
oil pull together be beaten. The Wings of the
Richmond district have shown themselves worthy of the
cause by their cordial Cooperation Mr. Bolts and il ia
be hoped henecoIth they will always unite in that spirt
which This result the most dsagrcea-
bic that could have happened MIR Polk aud Mr. Richie
MIR. Bots u bold and original dcbaer with courage To
speak his Thoughts OCCASION and with gritty
and ssgaciy them. lie will be seyerest thorn
popular verdict obseuuy and disgrace The time.
need such he IN the House OF Represe
who will confront the bragg OF Locoocoism and
probe its corrupuons 10 the bottom"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-29
f-S- tAf -st.s ORLEANS PisGy~ss. .syrl 81 e..
FROM VERA CRIJZ.

Our advices by the Iona up TO the 9Th inst Gen
wigs, with division OF the army left Vera Cruz on The
morning OF that day for Jaipa. There the same doubt
IN the army 10 whether there would be any more fight
ing as has always prevailed amongst troops after bat
tie with the enemy. The remaining divisions were TO pro-
coed rapidly in the direction of the city of Mexico Al
hough the opinion quite Vera Cruz that the
MeNeans would not make stand between that city and
the capital yet there were who regarded future COLI
slons as certain Amongst these Col Kinney who had
recently been as far into the interior Mango de Caya
Santa Annals hacienda.
IL was distinctly understood Vera Cruz that the Pu,nt,
Nde0RdI lad been abandoned. This was the point n,
which the hrs resistance march Of the American
forces upon the city OF Mexico would be made; but though
tue defence OF this point given up was by no means
certain that the progress OF army into the interior would
not be disputed at others Indeed asserted that the
forces destined defend the National Bridge Puenfe Ma
eioHd had fallen back few leagues the direction of
Jaapa, stronger position where preparations were
made tor stout defence. An intelligent officer lust from
Vera Cruz, thinks 1t quito probable that battle may have
occurred about the l4th inst
RumoFs from the city OF Mexico represented SANTA An
ma intenty bent upon than ever The reports
are notth best authority, in far the wishes OF Santa
Anna ore concerned but they indicate temper OF the
pGoe mind. which good index Of his purposes as
any other.
Our correspondence gives all the news asur Mt yera
Cruz at the time o the departure Of the Iona The
arrival will probably bring definite intelligence upon
which TO form an opinion the probabilities OF poiract
ed war or speedy peace.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-29

fowuArAs HouK-Apri 2pth -RsvI Air Po.,I lady All hn
dfen berkey; GImer Ptsyvania; Lynds N Yo,k. a. NJ
erssn and mother Pha Wilson. watevie Maine nj w urd
nan ehnrham; Rogers Anthony
pr MeCfeay Richmond Lishtoo wits READING Pa q a,
"eo Noand NJ boswell and lady Mrs sutton ana ehLlrr,
Gen Cooke fvanns Phi 81 Geo Cooke Powhstan
thompson Jersey Coaner Missouri Oder Lynebbn,,. a
efSsoy and lady chirio'e d II Payne, Lynehburg.
CoLusniAS torEL -Aphls7.-J L Antrim AIben,r,c NJ, co,
mel IT. Lynehbug Winston, johnson w Rune, E.nr
mae.en DE- smith, Melton, Louisa Thos Jone. Fmv,nn,
Damon hahton Batdon, Mrs Lyon. Mis-. w p,n,o.
amelia hene ship; fari's Charlottesville: Z n wlrsn.
.Ooue Shcs,erhed Davis. IT. n Strinrfeow J raj
rse.ear no Harris and ,i-er Harris w
iiend and son. w Trabue. Buroot Ch.stan.b. a a. A.
eetson fowbaan; Dr Wale Ro wnffee .,.,6.i. N
soodman Taylor w Taylor Powhatan; samr ID A,kn.on
,ynehouig White Buckipghtm; n Nowln App,m.,,o,.
soeen'on Gooehiand: 7 Hubbard uesnshan; n Andsor
oemhnt ptyvania Frye, seoi.vie; II Beariey Arm,
a'oi fppiu, Elk Creei; Roser servr Mis-. Csas
S,hpoeii' w hnmboueh Lynehburs; Srekier Fa0eld NJ
mon.so%s., ,ynehssr Capt u Flanders ship seay Pin
Nahn. Muhens Gooehand; Map. ID Meneaman Apnaun,
"i, 4" hoh1d Gooehllnd; r q Duan. City Point.
EXCHANGE HorEL, April 25-H Hunter wa.bins,o,
hneker. Lynchburg; Saml Coleman, Washington.
pr Pope. Warenton; A G Csrenore. AlexsnJri,,
General Henderson, Washington; Henry w Davis. w q
Sahenote' hleIandIis; Robt Banks aud lady Madison
Y ii; VIM Hart. N Y; DIR { Davis and lady, Charleston.
Shas orphean, Jacob orphean, Miss Hannah Miss AdeiI
Baltimore. '''' 1'ue"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-29

TIE Third AND FoUKrH REGIMENTS OF lSIASrRY-In
looking over the breves distributed by the President
amongst the officers OF the regular army for their Raanry
al Monterey Is singular observe there has not
one conferred the officers either the 81 or 4th Re-
gimens The majority of these complimentary promotions
were conferred upon the column under Gen. Worth No
one questions the Ugh deserving of the officers and men
OF that column yet their bother officers the opposite SIDE
OF the city distinguished themselves by daring and soldier
Ike department. The 81 Regiment went into the battle
with fourteen officers and of it with only seven
six having been killed and one badly wounded The 4th
Regiment lost two officers. This Of ITSELF would indicate
the dangerous positions OF these regiments TO the batteries
81 the enemy COL Garland under whose eyes these cops
went into the action speaks OF them in tho highest
praise IN his report, also does General Twiggs The
adJulants OF both OF these commanding officers are no.
uced IN terms OF great commentator. Neither of them
were promoted, whilst staff officer Gen Worlds dyi-
sion was promoted There have bee some oversight
IN the distribution Of rewards else regiments which suf
Tered most at Monterey would have received fair popor
ton OF the breyets Ii is all credib that the Depsr
meni OF War or the President could been under the
influence OF paTuay prejudice m king the disrbu-
ton yet the omission is gaTng attract
In matters OF this nature the officers Of the army are Justly
sensitive as the public will take the trouble to iii up
the hiatus. The natural inference from the selection OF
ono column Tor broyet rewards aud the utter neglect of an
oher engaged IN the same action far from being ater
ing to the neglected regiments. But we are
however much the officers and men side OF Mon
erey distinguished themselves, their brothers in arms who
attacked the eastern batteries less deserving of ap
pIause and Promouon.-N q. Pieayans.