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Adams Sentinel

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1847

Page

4

Descriptions of Cerro Gordo assault and siege hardships

A vivid letter from Ponore Mexico April 23 1817 details Mexican defenses at Cerro Gordo including a towered Cerro Cordo, a breastwork for 5000 infantry, and a planned detour to outflank the lines. It recalls dragging heavy guns up treacherous terrain under fire and the night of fatigue and thirst before the assault.

Conmuercial Advertiser Ponore Mexico Semit Vera Cruz Tio del Pla Chen Jalapa Cerro Cordo Cerro Gordo Cerro Clordo Talapa Twiggs Patterson Amien Cerra Clordo Ouesteen Mounain Wiethus Reveille

The Notorious Thunderbolt Died at Brattleboro

A famed English highwayman known as the Thunderbolt died recently in Brattleboro after years of evading capture. His end revealed a concealed storied past, with his body matching the notorious thief’s marks and clothing secretions found hidden away.

Dewh Gen. Morrison White House Cincinnati Thunderbolt Thanderbelt Searcd Brattleboro Lightfoot England

Deprovement Signs in State Delegates Election

A late election for Delegates to revise the State Constitution shows a smaller Locofoco majority than usual, with many delegates described as regular Democrats. A New York Courier seer notes a volunteer company in Missouri for Mexico led by a respected St. Louis citizen aged about fifty, worth at least $100,000. The Bank of France and Bank of England receive gold from Russia totaling about $25,000,000, and gold is reportedly abundant in the Ural mountains in coming years.

Cist Cincinnati Advertiser Francis R. Shunk Democratic Party Normina Flo Pennsylvanie Tames Irvin Centre County Del County Ren Alemane Zeitung Hesse Baden Wirtemberg Antwerp New York Milwaukee Nassau America State of Union New York Courier Missour Mexico St. Louis Great Britain Bank of France Bank of England Ural Mountains

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