davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

BRAzos SANTIAGO. Sept. %. 1S46.
Gen. Taylor's Army arrived before
Monterey on the l9th, and found the en-.
envy occupying the place in force. Oar
army commenced the attack on the NOR.
ming Of the oath. Gen. Ampudia offered
to capitulate, which was granted by Gen.
Taylor. yes
Seven days were allowed to the Mexi.
cans evacuate and an armistice Of eight
weeks. The troops of neither army are
topass a line running from the Rincona.
do through Linares and San Fernando.
Gen. Ampndia acknowledged 1000 as
the number Of his troops but il probably
amounted TO fully 1000. Our loss is
severe. The Isl, Sd and 4th Infantry
suffered, with the Tennessee Volunteers
on the 2lst, under the eye Of Gen. Tay-
Tor. Gen. Taylor escaped unhurt. hut
was greatly exposed, his horse was wOun.
ded. y3fs
Our killed and wounded will amount to
500.
Gen Worth with his battalion and
Hays command had an action some dis.
lance this side Of Monterey with con-
siderable Mexican force and dispersed
them in a short time. Col Hays killed
lieutenant colonel ofthe Mexican Army
single handed.
] How many were killed or wounded in
this action did not learn.
Some volunteers on their way from
Mier to join the Army were attacked by
large body of Mexican troops and killed
and shockingly mutilated.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

ANOTHER ACcIDENr.-We learn that
another accident happened at Morris,
on the 18th inst. MIR. p. A. CIaypool
the Assessor & Treasurer of Grundy CO.,
was killed by a kick from his own horse.
In the death of Nr. Claypool the com,
munity has sustained the loss of one o
its best citizens. He left wife ant
several small children to mourn his death
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

IowA.--The Democratic convention ol
this Stats have nominated Ansel Briggs
for Governor; and s. G. Hastings and
Shepard Letter as their candidates for
Congress. Iowa is true to the principles
of the Democratic party, and therefore
these gentlemen are certain of an cleo.
ton.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

SHOCKING. A man named Edward
O'Neill, who resided in Oyerton county,
Tennessee, while intoxicated on the l9;L
ulf., murdered hiswiFr and five children
sci his house on fire, and then committee
suicide. falling on The pie ofihe murder
ed victims. A daug'Pr OF sixteen escaped
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

GIVE learn that the wings have re.
nominated the Hon. John @. Adams. as a
candidate for Congress. He has already
been in public service for tern of some
sixty years.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20
FROM THE ARMY.
Glorious vzctOrys
Capitnlation d Monterey


The following imp ertant news is from
lie New Orleans Picayune. of the 9TH
inst: s.
The steamship james &. Day, Capt
Wood, arrived tretn Brazns Santiago u.
l,o,lt -l.o.srl0ek this t,,sEaiag b her we
have receivedthe glorious scws that Mon.
ierey has capiiuiaied, alter thee days OF
desperate fighting. Capt. Eaioil one 81
The aids Of Gen. Taylor, arrived on the
Day, hearing dispatches for Washington.
lie left Monterey ON the 25,h nlt. Col
Kinney and one other gentleman accom-
panied him. from Monterey. Col. Kin
lney kindly took charge OF packages oflet
tiers for, us and brought them to Camargt
and there delivered them TO his compan
ion, by whom they were faithfully deliy
tered, We shall not forget the service.
| We cannot delay the press To attelnp
to write out narration ofthe battles
i The following ''memoranda" arr from tn
Ipen of an officer who was in the battles
i Glen. Worth. who lead the attack upo
4 the city on TIE west side, has Immortal
lied himself The fighting was despe
rate ON our side, the Alexicans 0iltnnm
bering us two to enc, and being protecte
4 lay strong entertainments.
4 All of our readers will delight to hea
lha. the Louisiana buys did honor to III
: Stale, we knew they would.
+ Almost all our different accounts 5,
down our loss at five hundred or over,
| ,rh,,,,, tI,ra,, I,,,,,d rad ,,,or., L;plaJ 'Th
I best tells the character of The fight.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

Hoskins. 4ih do; Lieut.. Woode, 4lh d.:
Capt.. McKavet, 9Th do; Col. Watson.
Baltimore Battalion, Capt. Raulem, lst
tennessee Regiment; LIEUT.. Putnam, let
DO do; Lieutanant in German Com.
pany.
WquNnED.-Major. Lear. Sd Infantry,
severely; Capt. Bainbridgr, Sd do, very
slightly; Lieut.. K. III. Graham, 4th do;
severely; Capt. Lamoite, Ist do, slightly;
Lieut.. Dilworth. lst do. severely Major
Abercrombio, lst do, slightly; Lieut.,
cartwright, slh do. slightly; Lieut. Ros.
srI, 5th do; slightly; Lieut. Potter, 7th
do; slightly; Major Mansfield, Engineers,
slightly; Gen., Butler, volunteer division,
slightly; Colonel Mitchell. Ohio Vol.
uuteers. slightly; Colonel McClung Mis-
sissippi Regiment, severely. Major Alex.
arder, Tennessee Volunteers. Lieut..
Allen. do do; Lieut.. Scudder. do do.
LIEUT.. Lieut.. Nixon, do do; Capt. Dowler.
Mississippi Regiment; Lieut., Thomas,
Texas Regiment, severely; Capt, Gil.
lespie, Texas Rangers, mortally wounded
since died.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

The lRteIligencer on the offer Of Mediation
The following disgraceful article ap.
pears in the lntclligencer ofthis morn
ing: ff f:.s@fz -. + -
'OFFER or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. readers
viii perceive, by a reference 10 the cx-
tracts which we give ia another column
from debate in the British House OF
Commons, the gratifying fact that the
British government has instructed It's min.
lister here TO offer TO our government the
mediation Of Great Britain 10 settle The
eris.ing difficulties 6etueen his country
and the republic Of MeEico.
''As the war with Mexico lc1S be,
gun Uuhoa any adequate cause, and is
continued without any adequate object,
zoe beiieue tina: the urhole country lali the
paying party fit. at leas Twill rejoice al
ANY INTERVENTION which shall
bring il to an cary aud reputable end. ;
With what purpose is it that the Ma,
tiOnal Intelligence. seeks To disgust al
the patriotic feeling ofthe land! Whyi.
itthat day after day, and month allel
month, that Journal continues TO SEIZE
every occasion for manilesting its loreigr
predictions? Is it not enough that j
every controversy with a foreign power
Acknowledgements takes sides against ii,
own government aud country? Isl no
enough that thatjournal vert for France
when General Jackson had con,roycrs,
and for England in our recent contro
3. versy with England, and now for Mexico
r. Heaven save the mark! } in our war, will
Z. that power? sr.e5 ....e.....
!. %1sFO what end, in. addition to all thi
nefarious course ofp public action, does tn
lEtelligencer now clamor out for AN,
INTERVENTION on the part of England
which shall "seitLe orr -d6fculties" wit
Mexico? If the Intelligtncer he the a
vowed organ, here at Washington. of tn
English government, or OF foreign gov
ernments in general--if il has who'll
forgotten that it was once an America
journal---why has it moi the decprur
or the prudence, at least, TO veil an
shroud from the abhorring- gaze of tn
public eye, the turpitudeO such position
Instead Of this. it Aaunts It's foreign syn
pati1les and feelings hcfdre the pe6p!t
Its MOTTO IS. "Gny in'srOen'ion' On til
part of England, rather than that oh
Americans government and people shon
manage their own affairs. Ii we kno
anything ofthe spirit of our countryme
this infamous conduct will cencentra
apnA itself the Universal contempt al
Odiun which it SO richly deserves.
Wky does the lntelIig Ancer "renen
Der to forget" that we have 0tIr<elv
offered negotiation to Mexic3; and. Their
fore, that independently of all other re
sons, any mediation on the part Of ri
foreign nation, was unnecessary?
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20
Tnn BarrLn .--Bf refering to anethey

The BATTLE by referring to another
column, it will be seen that our gallant
army mas again been engaged in deadly
conflict with the Mexicans; and have a.
gaia.came off victorious. When the dis
advantages under which our army were
compelled to commence the attack are
considered, the battle Of September i
equally brilliant with those Of May. Our
officers and men distinguished themselves
nol,iy, and have in this engagement adleC
fresh lanrels those already won, Gu
loss truly is large probably much largel
Than thatofshe Mexicans; as they falrsh
under the cover offllpit pn-renchments.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20


be continued until changed or modified by
competent authority, and those persons
holding Office viii continue in the same
Tor the present, provided they will consid.
Or themselves good citizens aud willing to
take the oath Of allegieuce to the United
States.
The undersigned. hereby absolves all
peEsots residing within The boundary Of
New Mexico from further allegiance tn
sha Republic &c Mexico. and hepehy
claims them as citizens Of the United
States. Those who Eemaina quiet and
Peareable will be considered as good cit.
IEens. andreceive protection. Those who
are found in arms, or instigating Others
against the u. States, will be considered
astraitors, and treated accordingly. Don
Manual Armjo, The lafe Governor this
department has fed from il. The under.
signed has taken possession of3il without
firing gun, or spillinga drop. of blood. in
which be most truly rejuiccs. and for the
present will be considered as Governor d
the Territory. 80 ,t@,aa
Given at Santa Fe, the Capital Of the
Territory ofNew Mexico, this 22nd da,
OF August, 1916, and in, the list yea
Otlhe independence ofthe United States
BY the Governor: -
s.. w. KEARNEY, Brig. Gen. s
! .
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

CAMP NEAR MONTERREY. Sept. "a, 1916.
On the 21st, I'd and 23I there was
some hard lighting here, and many poor
fellows have suffered by il. Bat think
it may safely be said that the town is
in Gen. Taylor's power.
The place was much more strongly for
tilted than Gen. Taylor had any idea of.
and the Mexicans defended their works
with skill and determination.
This morning Col Moreno, the Adj.
General of the Mexican Army, came
into camp with proposition from Gen.
Ampndia To eracuate the town, he and
his army To march out in the interior.
This Gen. Taylor declined, and insisted
upon AmpuAia and his officers becoming
prisoners of war. the men to he disband.
ed and dispersed with stipulation not to
serve against US during the war, the Gen.
and officers To remain in custody until dis
posed of by our order of Government.
The parties have been negotiating alt
day, and ifthey do not agree there will be-
some hard lighting. as The place cannot
hold cut long. Although we gain tho
place and victory, it has cost us dear.
The carnage on our side is great, and
probahly more so than that ofthe Mexi.
cans. As that We do not know, as they
fought under cover all the time. Gen.
Worth has distinguished himself as gal.
liant soldier and skllfnl commander.
Gen. Taylor gave him a fair chance,
and he has nobly availed himselfofit. His
division, with Hays regiment of Texan
Volunteers have gained more ground and
carried more points than all the rest Of
the army, and with very little loss; up ia
yesterday, P. NJ, it is only FIVE killod
and twenty eight woun!ed. The loss on
our side will noi be less than FIVE hundred
wounded and prisoners.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20


GFWe would call the attention of the
public, and more particularly those who
intend 10 teach the ensuing winter. to the
notice of Mr.. A. Mcintosh. WIN opens his
-sthaol next Monday. He has just retur
ed fran the "l'eacher's institute" held in
Chicago last week, under the supervision
of Dir. Town, one the. most prominent
rslucatiouisis in New. York, assisted by
Mr.. Phelps ofthe Albany Normal School
and Mr.. Pierce. author OF The g amman by
that name
From Knowledge of Mr.. McIntosh's
competency, ard experience in teaching,
we aIvise all who can Ito attend for iva
or three weeks, if not for longer period.
Teachers should become acquainted will
the most improved system ofteaching and
conducting schools. Improvement mark;
Everything else-and why not teachingl
ELEcrRo MAoNEFrc rELEeRAPH.--
Mr.. Bravo Of New Orleans, it is sait
| has made arrangements Cor the extension
efyhis rapid and important method 9
communication. from New Orleans q
Philadelpbia. Hi efforts have been high
lily successful. aad under his energetic
ga gelasnt it is expected that fev
i
months viii suffice to complete the line
Ii extends from Philadelphia to Harris
burg. Pittsbarg, Wheeling, Cincinnati
Louisville. ST. Louis. Nashville. Memphis
Vieksburg. Matches, to New Orleans
'rRis line will comprise two conhpanie.
one extending from Philadelphia. 70 8
Louis. and the other. formed by Mr.
Bravo, from ST. Louis to New Orleans.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

FIRE. -Vicksbu,g has been visited by
a destructive fire recently. One whole
square was consumed. e
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

PAINFUL ACcIDESr.-It ia with 'egret
that we announce most painful accident,
happened in Morris, H.. on the 14th inst.
to E. Fl. Little Esq. who formerly resi-.
lied in this place. Mr.. Little it appears
was on horse back. and in the act of rails.
ing gun from the ground 1t went off, and
the whole charge lodged in his shoulder,
wounding him so that there arc Tut slight
hopes of his recovery. Mr.. L. by his
urhanity, and close application to his
professional studies had endeare himsel
to many of the citizens of this place, who
will sympathize with his relatives in this
sad misfortune |
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

New YoRx.--It was agreed by a
vote of 81 10 81 in the convention, that
the word ,uhi.e citizen should not be
strickenAout of the constitution. They
concluded to leave the section as it now
stands, which reqires that co'nrtd persons
must he in possession ola freehold ofthe
value ofswahus,lreI & !iftydoliarsbefore
they are cntitled to the righiqef sufflage.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20


tbs WEALrH or rHa Wsir-It is
estimated thar the value of the receipts
Of western pr.,i,lce in New Orleans du-
ring the last year eadiag The first inst,
amounted to the sum Of 81. 1913 454.-
The value iofeeston alone. being a liule
less than thirty FIVE millions Of dollars
tobacco, about four aud half millions: sn,
gar. one AMI = ssaF,sr millions; lard neal
Etwo millions; pork and bacon near five
lsmilIions.
o. silver mine has been discovered
IN Dubeis county. Ipdiana and i. IS said
that a number Of gentlemen are prepar.
| inc 10 work il.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

Crit is stated that thetwo oceans are
to be forthwith united ny steam hands.
oyer The Isthmus of Panama. The treat
les ii is said have already hecu made
aud signed. and contract entered into for
the construction of railroad by an Eng
lish and French company.
WIscoNsIs.-Thc democrats have car
RE the Territory by large majority. ir
the election ofLelgates TO the Convention
which is to assemble Tor the formation o
IA State constitution.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

FREE TRADE.-h cannot be denied
thata. strong current Is speedily setting
againsl all principles which impose re
sIFictions upon commerce. Great Brit.
ain wiIbsn the past year has abolished her
corn laws Belgium and France have,
formed liberal commercia i.llsfcaufsr
-:he tariff Of lie TniicG Staisa has
been essentially modified by the las,
Congress. while Naples and tho Pope
have made large advances in the .sa,ne
direction.
snIp cASAL--The government Of
tGreat Britain is considering the project
construction a canal around the Calls Of
St. Mary, thereby opening a comnanica-
ton for vessels Of the largest class with
lake Superior. II Is estimated that the
cost will be about @250.0aO. A eurve,
is in progress of the route. which is abou
two miles in length. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

THEFT OF WATCH AND MoNEY-A black slri,
named Phebe Ann Adams las, night arrested IN the
10Th Wsrd on charge OF stealing watch and - 90h
commit, ted BY Justice ketchum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
Grboois.


INSTRUCTION N THE GERMAN Lansgage
LIZ. ERrHEILEs, s, Broadway. Below t;7Had-st. +
facilities having recently prepares yrorA e2tisec
Easy Lesson. .: German. Tsteh viii % published ~iisr
NJ frthe5ler'. uors eaeis,i Easy Lessons IN Ger
iran having been prRseuted examination, tNsc
great Pleasure ssiinz lSi his t.e ~crS which u ST
once simple sud complete, md highly praccs snd pro
s'@''',S' - CHARLES JULIUS Hgsl?EI. MD,
Tt particulars in reference 10 instruction WI Pc maize
and copy OF the shove wsrS &c fresenIe FOR ex-
sr';Bs.lou. OF apf'yias II me Above p.ste 90 w
S'TEYEN ARCHER,S SCHOOL. for GIRL. 81
- Dobhs ysr-v Wsstches;er County, y y. vii Dc re-
opened TIE ID o; LIE eleventh nouih W. a. usual
those over Twelve years 80 ger sr No extras o1 eo"~s
soys under tee yesrs old ScS.;e sS,,-,,rp p-,-r,,-
i Nh " WHALs AND DAUGHTER respectfully
inform the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Nesi oFS and BROOK
ijancng WGIlzInS Polka sc, in all their new ysri"a.
s,vle, among which the beautiful aud PoPrsr RetowH
a. danced IN The Lcr:on Snd Paris SAoouS, VIII commence
Tor he .es.on al heir rooms CONSTITUTION HALL,
80 Broadway tt E>DtY. October lSth sd nj GOT ~
IC Hall Brooslyr Ade-s-sl October issh Dsys %
Tuition 10 Broadway tor Young lsdies and gentlemen g
der II. every Tuesday ard SaEardsy afternoons AZ J sG
'' n ST,;rSn -, sr,cSyo s,r va,ny aides and gen
emer under Il every Monday sdcrpcoc 81 5. and SArr
Gsy morning ~ halfPa>ia venieirens eis's Nee1sS
Morning Glasses iui ns,rcing the elder class OF Ladies
IN he MRzourSa. MHses Wa;kes, Redcva ETC a. their
-
please inquire above Circulars Of particulars now ready
to be had s5cvc snd n the Brooklyn Music Stores
TUESDAY SEMtMoNrHLI SolREES VIII com
meuce November L. Subscription for the season :. fu,
pills not chsrse for the Sorees Lsdts tickets 10 BE- had
only ofMr ~. Rues respecting the admission OF Ladies
10 he Scess viii be strictly enforced as on former occa
.iOus
Academies Schools ana Private Classesw be attended
10 by Mr. w and Daughter sud Also a. ther Academy
So SIx;h.aveuue -. lstpd
nISBROW'> RIDING SCHOOL, No. 4S Bow
~ e-y. Aston ard Lafayette place, New-f orr
Mr. D. has the honor announce ,hai hs Schoo' Is open
daily for Equestrian Tuition and Exercise Riding,
TERMS
LECTURE Lessons sxEkcIsE SistSs,
,s Lessons. Oo Month
10 do ........ 10 "a 20 Rides ..,........s.. 10 20
( do ........... ) colo 90 ............... . ~
Single Lessons ....,.. CoiSngle Rides IS
Road do ....... 81
y. B. Highly trSned and gute Horses Tor the road or
parade, 10 let RULES.
iAl Lessons or Rides paid for commencing
. One hour allowed esch Lesson RIDE IN the school
; ) IN hour and n half "A Lesson the Road
l. Hours for Ladies, from \. NJ TO z NJ.
s. Hours for Gentlemen from 10 4. NJ. and 10 T. NJ
g. Ne gentleman admitted during the hours appropriated
10 Ladies.
card OF address requested previous 10 commencing
y Gentlemen keeping their horses In This establish
unI will nave the privilege Of riding them In The school
| yrats ~ ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

can forces al Monterey, it established thar al lie
troops IN the service q the Mexican Government should
retire Vest Of line passing North snd South ceec.
Lon, thirty miles 10 Westward OF Monterey. All hodie-
OF armed Nexicans, therefore. vino shall be found hence
forth IN the neigoOrood Of the Rio Grande or On the
route TO Monterey, VIII be view ed acting without an
noriiy from their Government officers aud viii const
cred and treated as outlaws.
The recent murders IL TINS rciay and OF the road call
for decided action, and the Commanding Genera! directs
that all Commanders Of posts nd camps river and
of escorts on The route every e1eron apprehend
any Mexicans who MAJ be found in their vicinity bearing
and furthermore, ba in Inc event Of residence or
attempt 10 escape o. said Mexcans i=y shall be treated
az outlaws and enemies 10 mankind and shall be fired Qpou
~ the trcops and captured or destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
General Notires.

THE CANCER CAS- BE CURED
u-i,hnnt S,lr gt..rI DperakioIts

CANCER CAS- Be CURED
Ui,i0ut Ser gieGt OPerGfioItS.
~ DR.. William II. Norris, OF Philadelphia, IL nov
on Asst NeSviors, where he viii remain during The
coming winter for the purpose OF consultation and
renf IN the case ofcancers His plan Is pay only
after cure and he makes charge COR consultation M
uerous certificates can De exhibited Application 70 WI
liam II Norris. Atlantic Hotel between the hours oflO and
2oc.ock and 400 Greenwich al ali other hours o26 Ivy
ET- Dr. Banning's Body Brace.-For the relief Of
weakness OF Inc voice lungs. heart sPna nerYocs ie-
male aud digestive syser:reuding dyspepsia, consops-
Lon pes Dropping and distortion common 10 Children
ard Yong ladies', also BLEEDiSs AZ THE LUSCs Is PEI
Zee. Substitute Tor the srd cGnstrslnng Shoulder
brace with CT their Pe;eous tend ences tnke Al
others by supporting the small OF the bscG shing
tie fulcrum. and by ag textoly the whole internal
pil- OF organs Pamphlets and book " Common secse,-
giving information, be bad a. LIE Office, - Broad way
A lsdy IL attendance or ladies' OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
Boarding and Sotels.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.

10 lS7 and ljY BrOadWay.
THE PROPRIETOR would respectfully lform families
and single gentlemen desiring board for the Winlsr, In
comfortable quarters with all the convenencss OF home
that he has number Of light and pleasant apartments 10
let (nirnished moderate prices. choice of rooms
m1y he had by early application. ORLANDO FISH
fbl frNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

n ISRAEL HIGGINS, boy, was detected IN the
act of stealing s. - in copper coin from the wagon OF
a C j. Ccunpler in 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

GRAND LARcgSY-A man named William W
Smith was last nigh; arrested by officer Brown OF the
10th Ward on charge of stealing four cloth coats WORTH
SIS from. the store of VIM l.. Conkin OF No Bowery
Committed by Justice ketchum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

EARIY SLgIoRlNs.-A. Buriinston VI OF sun
aay last s,9 the snow was four inches deep and peo
pie rode 70 church in sleighs. Springfield Gaz