Proclamation by General Taylor Declares War on Mexico
The United States declares war on Mexico after years of insult and seizure of vessels and property. It condemns President Paredes and the Mexican dictatorship, vows to overthrow tyrants, protect Mexican civilians and Catholic churches, and aims to restore liberty while paying for indemnities. General Z. Taylor signs as Brigadier General.
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United States of America
Toruertorce
Mexico
United States
Elaine
Paredes
Congress
Repubes
Union
Republican Army of the Union
Z. Taylor
United States Army
Port of Monterey Arrivals and Assignments in 1847
Port of Monterey reports arrivals on March 19 including the Barnstable Hall from San Francisco with passengers Don J P Lese Bor J J B Cooper and General Vallejo. Other ships listed include the Vandalia from San Francisco and the Xylon arriving at San Francisco on the 16th with senior officers and governors aboard.
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Sareep
U.S
Savammah
New York
Independence
Passergere
Don J.P. Lese
Bor J. J. B. Cooper
Vandalia
Everett
San Francisco
Pasboners
M. G. Vallejo
Col
Frankfort
P. BH. Reed
Xylon
San Fransisco
Mn. Crane
Aprice
Monterey
Restaurante Nef Goods Received by Don Quixote Pull
Goods received by barque Don Quixote listed for sale by T H Green Dry Goods Hardware tea grind stones and assorted iron including wheelbarrows and saws with prices and stock words cut off by OCR.
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Ward & Smith
Periship
Honolulu
Montgomery Street
Yerba Buena
T. H. Green
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Port OF
Restaurat
Ibrai
Paty & Co
J. Stokes
Don Quixote
E &E
Juan Paty ¥ CO
Santiagos Stokes
Dela Barca